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

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ROY SHITABATA presldent Prexy Roy rs popular agreeable humorous A two trme wrnner Roy led hrs class for two years Ag ficdoof CAPOITLC 2 INITIAL YEAR ON RAIDER CAMPUS The class of 56 ventured through the gates of Kauaj Hugh School one bright sunny day rn September l952 The green freshres soon learned to get along well an the new envrron ment They chose as thelr motto Not by brown but by braun as therr class flower vanda orchrd and as therr colors lavender and whrte Twas a perplexjng year but lufe was made merry by actrvltres such as the class luncheon and dance held rn the cafeterla ONE YEAR GONE Suffermg sophs appeared on the campus the follownng year and plowed theur way through a varlety of tough subjects Buology geometry algebra and world history topped the lust of courses that caused so many students to moan and groan Dream the fjrst class njght dance was surely a dreamy affalr Subdued lnghts and soft musrc added romance to the already excrtang our AH' SWEET JUNIOR YEAR Along came the jolly junlor year Thus was a year of many joys The arrlval of class KAY NAITO vrce president Veep Kay IS alert up to date vlvacrous She rs an actrve member of the Prlgrrm Fellowship circle NAOMI MATSUOKA treasurer Treasurer Naomi rs tmy studlous honest Naomr was class treasurer for two consecutlve years EIKO MURAOKA secretary Scrrbe Elko rs ambrhous neat tenacrous She devoted a great deal of tlme to the productuon of Ke Kulnau fs, Q l C l 1 ' I - 11 - 11 , . - 11 - - 1 . - 11. - I I I 1 - 1-ey , . . 1 11 - 11 5 - 11 11 - ' ' I I I . . . . . . . - . I I . 11 rf - - 1 1 . 11- - - n - r-I7 . jf -A 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 1 1 j . . 'B 4h I . . . 4 3 . . . . K 'K

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The house lughts slowly dum out and the curtams rlse to reveal the actors of the play on the stage Across the stage parade the stars of the huge cast the semors The directors have done their jobs well The scrlpt IS memorized As the performance progresses flawlessly all who have had a hand ln the moldung of thus remarkable cast beam with prlde over their handiwork This IS lt' Its the bug night' This P25211 fa il Olfl X I ' I . . . . . . I and now the rehearsals are over. I I . . . I . . . is . . . O

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0 caaao 5 rmgs brought joy to many hearts Junnor prom Somewhere over the Rannbow was a regal of four at whuch the theme was beautifully carrned out Junlors as well as all others who attended the dance long talked about the fun they ex pernenced SENIORS AT LAST Finally came the fall of 55 and I64 boys and gurls emerged as mlghty sensors Ably ad vrsed by Mrs Marjorie Alter and Mr Katashn Nose thus class accomplnshed many thungs Outstanding students brought honors to the class In athletics Robert Iha Larry Matayoshu Ruchard Watanabe .luluus Pala Alfred Lords zabal and S t a n l e y Yokota stood out above the others Dennls Lo Helen Morlnaka Naomu Matsuoka Howard Masumuro Joyce Matsumo well In classroom work Artlsts were Horace Ma tsumoto Thelma Huramoto Pedro Rabasa George Fupmoto Edwun Funada and Eileen Ha shumoto Drama students who delighted audnenc es were Maxine Abreu Lucnlle Costa Muruel Perreura Aluce Kurnbayashl and Lorraine Erojo LDITBRING KEEP Muvmfs N0 LOITERING-KEEP MOVING Thus corrndor tratfuc sugn mterests Phulhp Lopez an Grace Malmo ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEE The task of fmdmg suitable announcement and callmg cards fell on these students left to rnght Stanley Sato Raymond Matsumoto Myrna Full moto and Naomn Matsuoka 'ff' ,J THREE EDS PUT HEADS TOGETHER Edwm Terul and Edgar Takabayashl dlscuss Umverslty of Hawau entrance requlrements with Dr Edward White D rector of Admlsslons un Mrs Eckart s otface X f r . . I, fax ,,hlx l 7 ' ' ' , 'J . 'l ' ,5 i. 'Q Y c . ' ' Q - 5? . . . 5, X ' I I ' I to, Grace Muraoka, and Edwin Terui performed I I I l I l I 1 . - - n 1 d O mx 3 ll f ' . 1 .. . . . . I i-