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

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TAKABAYASHI, GLENN Wailuci A small bundle of TNT is versatile Glenn. mv' Feafifblfe 0I 2U2l LET'S GO! School is out und these seniors are raving to go, Alfred Kc- naho politely opens the door for Peggy Fciardc. TAKAKI, KENNETH Lihue Reserved Kenneth is sure to be one of those ffrnost likely to suc- ceed. TAKAMOTO, MITSUO Kalaheo This lad looks to the brighter side of life. 1'AK:ucHl, DORQIHYL Y Puu oke ' bers-of the NC . il . Dot e the mem- TAKEMOTO, VIVIAN Lihue Viv was the able chair- man of the guidance com- mittee. TAMEKAZU. CHARLOTTE Lowai Charlotte was Ke Kuhiuu's efficient business manager. TAKENAKA, GERALDINE Wailuo Clear complexion- ed Gerry ocssed math courses with a breeze. lO3

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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

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fs 9 TAMURA, ARLENE Lihue Opulent Kimi owns an ample wardrobe. TAO, BETTE Koloa Pious Bette trusts and foe. friend Members of the senior class showed their spir- it and power as they forged ahead on the road of knowledge and achievement. As seniors, they contributed much to athletic activities and sports. In high representation, the senior athletes participated ably in every sport. Academically, they did their best in required and elective courses. Through industrious labor, they were greatly rewarded with honor roll standings, some passed the screen test of the National Honor Society with flying colors and were admit- TOYOFUKU RONALD Lihue I E amp' 5 A f wi TORIGOE, ESTHER Lihue Capable Esther c o v e r e d sports for the Ka Welo. X f l04 Ronalds unlimited mtelli gence will take him far in Came, A if if av- L -f, 1 TAO, PAUL TAVARES, MARY JANE Koloa Knloheo Inquisitive Pa u l is a A future Florence Night- iriend to all. ingole, Maria Juana es muy industriosaf' ted into the society. Energetic in school functions, members of the Class of '58 were found everywhere -- working on the Ka Wela and Ke Kuhiau staffs, lending a hand on Student Body committees, holding im- portant rolls in plays, supporting interscholastic games, and participating in club work. With much enthusiasm, they confidently plow- ed their last year toward commendable achieve- ments and success. TSUKAMOTO Koloa FRANCES TSUKAMOTO, JEAN Hanamaulu She charms classmates with her graciousness. ementary teach- 1-X -N Q-av