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

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During their four years of high school, the se- niors contributed much toward performance. Many senior boys and girls sang or played some kind of an instrument for the student body and different classes. A new and different kind of talent was dis- played by Ernesto Pananganan and Johnny Re- go, who did pantomimes depicting Jerry Lee Le- wis and Little Richard. This was the first time the student body witnessed pantomimes of this sort. An instrumental group, who called themselves The Rhythm Boys, included Claudio Panis, Bernard Duarte, Michael Layosa, Alfred Kanoha, and leader, Wallace Kama. Girls burst into screams and sighs and turned stone-cold whenever Especio Dotario came an stage, displaying his perfect imitation of The Elvis. The talented Aquatanes quintette sang at assemblies and social events. OGATA, WINSTON OKAMURA, STANLEY Koloa Lawai Witty Winnie has a Well dressed Pungi is spirit of friendliness. shy when girls are around. ps ,.:3 Z'S,'. ODA TOKIJI Puhi Toki plans to loin the service after graduation j yzwmg r . , llffs 'Q ' 1 f . p., ij.:ejEEV:,:,.b I , is -si, f n 2 SY 'V 'Eii Q.. :Q r A H:- -, . K' Q - fx: if fr , ' . . 5 i I Q., . ' I 1. ... . . s Flora gained OANA, FLORA Lihue Courteou many intimate friends. OYAMA, JAMES Kalaheo Jimmy plans to become o tiller ofthe sail . OSHIMA, JERRY Puhi A man of effort terizes Jacko . 97 dhorac- OGATA, EDWIN Lihue Eddy spent his leisure hours tinkering with his ham set. U.,

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flx MOU RA, GERALD Kuluheo Gerald played zz srriooth trumpet in the school b and. NACUA, CONSTANCIO Koloo Excellent dancing style best describes this shady gl-'V+ ' '-3554635 flier I Yfdi K' as MUNDON, HERBERT Koloa Tull Herb was often seen engrossed in cz space novel, NACUA, ROSELINA Koloa Charming Rosie display- ed her singing ability ot assemblies. NAKAI, ELLYN Woilua Pen y was the efficient chief f Ka Welo for two nveign ,, ..wvW-f- l :js QVVSQ 1 1 P' X 4345. xfff ,4'3'X.,.f fl I 5 , Vi .lifg-Y! ' , Y Y v .. ,1 'Emir i i I tj n ELVIS IN PERSON! Especio Dotcrio rocks the Care , while Ernesto Pa with the pIangana. NISHI, ROBERT Lowai Diminutive B 0 b b ie could often be seen con- versing with pals 96 ' 4 i 1 ioint with Baby, I Don't ncmgunan accompanies him NOGAMI, ELAINE Lihue Food-loving Jcmmy gl. ways had a supply of sweets to offer.

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1-gg ,I ei vu l . PANANGANAN, ERNESTO Ahukini E r n e s t 0 entertained at programs in pantomime- 3 acting. PANIS, CLAUDIO Ahukini This good-natured fellow was o cheerful sight, ,- PASCUA, FRANCISCO Kalciheo Francisco kept up with the R and R hairdo. S e i e e I who have h ar her eak. we, f2..,.1,,,e 3 lu . -- xi I l K,. 'il ' 1 32 J f .K W -.A ' - S 2 I ' I MARCH Plans for the annual school carnival went un- der way during the latter part of January. Among the participants of the variety show, the food and competitive game booths, and the country store, were the seniors. Their high spirits, genuine in- terest and tremendous help made possible the success of the carnival for the third time. This event will long remain among the cherished me- PEREZ, PRISCILLA Lihue This little coauette never idles. PERREIRA, GAYLORD 98 through the barrier of sad- ed the 5Ch00l 05 07 able mories of the Senior class. The field echoed with contacts of skin balls against hard swinging bats. Senior veterans, Dav- id lha, Allen Uyematsu, Edwin Matsumuro, An- drew Borilez, Lawrence Kido, Antonio Bargayo, and Glenn Takaboyashi led the fighting nine through another fun-filled baseball season. Hqngmqulu PETERS, JERNETTE PRIOSTE. MARIE A fellow of a thousand Puhi Niumfllu j 0 k Q 5, Gay b r 0 k 9 Jeanette efficiently serv- future steward- stood supreme health aide.