Kauai High School - Ke Kuhiau Yearbook (Lihue, HI)

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l Mr. Kataoka tests Bryan Kobayashi's vision, with Joyce Uyeno acting as his assistant. 0 Yvonne Boiser and Juanita Alimboyoguen check out a set of books for their teacher during the first-day-of-school rush in the library. Aw, V arie acfiuifiezi Auzifaine A school year never goes by without the tradi- tional class week, crammed with all sorts of ev- ents. This year was no exception for this class. February l3th through the l7th was observed as Sophomore Week on the Raider campus, On Boys' and Girls' Day, a special assembly was held in the gymnasium with sophomore talents performing. On Glamour Day everyone turned up on the school grounds wearing his best formal attire. The most interesting day of them all was Teachers' Day, when all the teachers were hon- ored by the tenth graders. There were orchids and candy for both female and male faculty mem- bers. A class edition of the Ka Welo O Ka La was produced during Sophomore Week. A delightful luncheon followed by an afternoon dance culminated the week-long activity. A ,LX ll. ll A MR. KATAOKA'S HOMEROOM Bottom row I, left to right: Shirley Higashi, N' cy Watada, Edith Maeda, Ellen Fujishige, Sheila Umehara, Lucille Sasan. Row 2: Flora Daida, Geraldine Takenaka, Linda Baptiste, Susan Ma- tsumoto, Ann Shinagawa. Row 3: Arlene Tamura, Joyce Uyeno, Vivian Takemoto, Donald Shoho, Charles Taba. Row 4: Bryan Kobayashi, Dante Samiano, Glenn Yoneji, Glenn Takabayashi, Law- rence l-liga. Row 5: Ronald Toyofuku, George Higa, Allen Uyemcrtsu, Bryan Kageyama, Katsu- mi Ueunten. Row 6: Roger Fujii, Gilbert Horita, Wayne Masumura, Edwin Matsumura, Mr, Ka- name Kataoka. r

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Cam o 58 Q i Q.-'dal'--s.....nu-1... ln the fall of 1955 the class of '58 returned to the Kauai High School campus to start the year off with a bang! Approximately 230 students made up this class, that was advised by Miss Nancy Okano and Mr. Bach Yamamoto. Sophomores were exceedingly active during this school year. There were many extra-curricu- lar activities in which these students participated and represented their class creditably. A talent scout would have found the sophomore class rich in gifted boys and girls. DAVID IHA . . . president Prexy David is intelligent . . . handsome . . . capable. An out- standing athlete, he loves all sports. CHARLES TABA . . . vice president Veep Chuck is dependable . . . amiable . . . trustworthy. He is a silver-tongued orator. SHEILA UMEHARA . . . secretary Scribe Sheila is charming . . . sincere . . . quiet. Sugar 'n spice and all things nice describes her well. HORACE TAO . . . treasurer Horace is shy . . . tall . . . witty. He hails from Koloa. MRS. CASE'5 HOMEROOM Bottom row I, left to right: Betty Lou Agustin, Evelyn Racelo, Shirley Karimoto, Gregorio Corpuz, Charlotte Saladaga, Loretta Garcia. Row 2: Jeanette Peters, Jo-Anne Aiana, Mar- jorie Rodrigues, Leone Rodrigues, Gloria Moni- pon, Christina Dacay. Row 3: Mrs. Marie Case, Lorraine Obrero, Betty Kamibayashiyamo, Jean Tsukamoto, Barbara Rapozo, Enriquita Nel- mida. Row 4: Lillian Kolo, Patricia Carvalho, Katherine Acosta, Especio Dotario, Jerome Lopez, Row 5: Carolyn Arrudo, l-aynette Ma- nini, Ophelio Fodran, Alan Fujiura, Gerald Maura. Row 6: Charlene Kaluahine, Eloise Kanoho, Mercedes Nadarisay, William Sosil, Herbert Morris.

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l l i s :ifuclenf infereziffi MRS. MANT'S HOMEROOM Bottom row I, left to right: Alice Borges, Gloria Cruzoda, Barbara Mata, lrene Corema, Mary Jane Rita, Priscilla Perez. Row 2: Cecilia lloreta, Peggy Fajardo, Sarah Keuma, Zinnia Jiminez, Loretta Braun, Jeanette Ferreira. Row 3: Mrs. Barbara Mont, Katherine Aguiar, Helen Ishii, Elaine Mar- tin, Helen Bernades, Lorraine Almeida. Row 4: Gladys Schumacher, Florence Fujimoto, Marie Prioste, Adriano Rollolazo, Francisco Pascua, Ray- m gan. Row 5: John Rego, Louis Berales, arlos Rabasa Ernesto Pananganan, Roy Shibuya. Row : a is Yoshida, Lorenzo Casabar, Doro- teo Timtim, Stanley Take-uchi, Constancio Nacua. if lsamu Taira and Donald Travaso do an es- lx pecially fine job of wrapping laulaus for the . Future Farmers. f 'Lex Ax ,L J 'i A, lg A J . ,lv f 4 Veronica Rego and Yvonne Boiser pause for a refreshing drink during the class break. MISS MlZUTANl'S HOMEROOM Bottom raw l, left to right: Betty Tao, Elaine Nogami, Karen Yamakawa, Jean Sugibayashi, Betsy Taboniar. Row 2: Eva Maria Pascua, Sylvia Morris, Janet Refamonte, James Sakoda, Morton Yamasaki, Row 3: Miss Dorothy Mizu- tani, Benny Bergonia, Peter Corpuz, Glenn Arakaki, Edwin Moriwaki. Row 4: Gary lnouye, Anthony Rodrigues, Hugh Gushiken, Lawrence Kido. Row 5: Edwin Matsushima, James Yo- mamoto, Kenneth Takaki, Paul Miyamoto. Row 6: Edward Kawamura, Herbert Mundon, Manuel Maniz.