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

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bid U19 x V ALJ, 'W I 1 t I t , J -a J lf 9 4 4 'X ' 9 .4 sAsAN, LUCILLE ' ,I Lihue 53? ' A, Y with her heart of gold, 57 K3 ' ' CilIie g ci i n e d the ' N friendship of many. 'Q Q Q SASIL, WILLIAM Hanamaulu ,W U-. , ,js SX 42 Xa It on, HE'S A nREAMx SEGISMUNDO, HILDA Puhi Tiny Hilda was the young- est student in the senior class. Talented William enter- tained delighted audienc- es. SHINSEKI, ANN Lihue Ann is tiny in stature but mighty in laughter. Gabbing over dates for the coming Senior Ball are Flora Daida, JoAnne Yamamoto, Joyce Uyeno, Dorothy Takeuchi, STNAGAWA' ANN Ellen Fuiishige, and Evelyn Racelo. con in 'i SHI BU YA, ROY Puhi l fc .. Roy's many productions . in art were displayed on the campus. gf SEGISMUNDO, MARCELO Puhi Shy Marcelo wus u mem- ber of the school band, y.,- ,N Forget your troubles, and learn to live, is Ann's motto. fr S49 F' lOl .31 , 4, ..f I ,Ji

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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

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SOUZA, GERALD Omoo . Handsome Gerald excell- ed on the gridiron as a l guard. l l l ,, , , ,E . ',' Q.. ' ' l SHOHO, DONALD SILVA, ANTHONY Lawai Lawai Well mannered Donald was A gentle person who minds u teacher's delight. his own business is Tony . 1 SUGIBAYASHI, DONALD Lihue Without a care in the world is this happy-go-lucky lad. 'F ' 4 t' ri H 2l77.'i1LZ '1xJ'f pi 'T ti f? Y ' W-fQEl?f:if5lfZ53 + 1' ' 'fi9xIff'..?f is - . 1 . . iz. ' s' 'A .. .eh s ., 2 :'..j.1-'15 5 - .. . ' A 2 5 -, 3' ' il- ... l V. Q 4 .. K .x..,.,, . K .,,!W,,, ty. tv 1 w, A , SUGIBAYASHI, JEAN Puhi Exotic are her eyes. TABA, JR., CHARLES Kolahea An avid church-g o e r, Charles lead the Class ot emoriea J MAY ' i Taking in the atmosphere of the last full month for them at their alma mater, the seniors looked forward to the traditional Senior Week activities. Commencement exercises heightened their spirits toward graduation and daily practice in- doctrinated them to the rhythm of their gradua- tion sang, Till. Senior Week was lots of fun and everything went along just fine. Just about a week later, the unforgettable Senior Ball was held. Every- one looked radiant, dressed in new formals, suits and brightest smiles. The night was one to be re- membered always. The end at May left fond memories-memo- ries that Seniors alone will be able to recapture after graduation. hx 1958. lO2 5 TABONIAR, BETSY Omoo Though tiny, Betsy pos- sesses a powerful singing voice. . l