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

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ea ond wifi 'vi JS ,-6 li L-gg EI l. i 'Q L .J T RABASA, CARLOS Koloa Cheerful Colly e f f i- ciently corried out his FFA duties os president. Afldfeg RACELO, EVELYN Koloa Pony t U Y l i Mrozo, STEPHEN Lihue oiled vel Many find Dleosontespoken ' g very ne Stephen easy to work with. . i 3 IS IT GRE EK? ter of ci Spencerian Stanzu. REGO. JOHN Honamaulu Personable Johnny a good joke. RAPOZO, VERONICA RAYNO, JR., PETER Lihue Honamaulu This foir loss takes short- Small but mighty best des- hand dictation like on ex- cribe Rip, a lover of all pert. sports. REFAMONTE, JANET Hanamoulu Grocule Janet a I I u r e d rnonyha mole on the campus. 99 Mrs. Clower shows Raymond Again and Jean Sugiboyashi the iambic pentame loves I

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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.

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RODRIGUES, MAIUORIE Niumalu Margie carried her the- ory ta enjoy life wher- ever she set foot. SALADAGA, CHARLOTTE Lihue With o willing heart she helped friends in need. r 4 SADAMITSU, RICHARD Pua Loke Hard-working Soda was the annual's head pho- tographer. SAMIANO, DANTE Lihue A gifted actor, Dany amused classmates with his Good Grief! pri! Cam SAKODA, JAMES Pua Lokc Seemingly mild manner- ed, this lad is also a mis- chief-maker. APRIL April made its debut on rushing winds of ioy, excitement, disappointments and sorrow, Seniors waited in fearful anticipation of re- sults from college examinations and tests. In ad- dition, third quarter reports were issued. The stirring emotions of the seniors were ig- nited by the annual school carnival. It was a big affair and they willingly helped in every corner. impatiently, the seniors awaited May Day fes- tivities and the offerings of that gala m o n t h. The first of Moy would bring sweet-smelling Ieis and the crowning of the May Queen. ELAINE kind possible. IOO SARITA, STEVEN Hanamoulu Steve could always be seen with his bunch, ..,,0