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

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ja J l'l0lfULJge NOW LISTEN CLOSELY Mr. Ono discusses athletic plays with Brian Daida, Francis Bran, Ernesto Espirito and William Heresa. Health and physical education, though com- pulsory always ranked as a favorite for lads and lassies during their freshmen and sopho- more years at Kauai High School. Energetic students participated in various sports, learned the functions of their bodies and gained a thorough understanding of health necessities. Units in P. E. included calisthenics, volley- ball, basketball, football, and baseball. Units in health classes included first aid, communi- cable diseases, and anatomy. One period each week was spent on theory and factual information gained through lec- tures and text readings. Q Q re, 't A. MR. SEICHI ON0 MISS DOLORES Physical Education l-Z, Physical Education l-Z 3-4 3-4 General Science EXPEIUMENTS WERE FUN Joyce Uyeno goes about doing her experiment in deter- mining the percentage of alcohol in liquor while Mr. Nose looks on. PERFECT FORM Evelyn Matsumura looks on. That's it, Lily, says Miss Hepler, while

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jig, Jw me J Q, MR SHINJI MIWA MRS MARGARET Algebra l 2 DESCHWANDEN Plane Geometry Business Moth Trigonometry Arithmetic I-2 3-4 Solid Geometry Plane Geometry J! General Math Algebra l-2 ALGEBRA IS A CROSSWORD PUZZLE Mr. Miwo clarifies a difficult mathematical problem with Susan Matsumoto. Throughout the school days, Kauai High School radio hams made contacts with other amateur operators all over the world. The ra- dio class, along with the mathematical science classes, physics and chemistry, were advised by Mr. Nose, The biology and general science classes, tutored by Mr. Kato attracted many scientific minded students. Countless axioms, theorems, and postulates were presented in geometry classes, With new- ly learned knowledge, students gained insight to problems dealing with areas and distances GOSH! THIS IS FUN! of equilateral triangles, rhomboids, circles and squares. Difficult problems were solved through the application of algebra and trige onornetry. Yvonne Pacheco and Angelo Valera work problems on the board while Mrs. Deschwanden and the class look on. MR. KATASHI NOSE MR. TADAYUKI KATO Physics Biology Radio l-2, 3-4 General Science Chemistry l-Z, 3-4 Q- as an WHAT'S S0 INTERESTI NG? Can you see it? Mr. Kato asks Ilona Fu, while David Ta- 1 ' buchi, Jane Saiki and Niles Kogeyama look on. .XI l6

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J4 wriefg Sugiecfd - TYPING WITH ACCURACY James Sasaki, Allan Ozaki and Robert Yamamoto are concentrating an their typing as Mrs. Case watches from the back. CONSCIENTIOUS PAINTERS Roy Shilwuya and Manuel Heresa busy themselves paint- ing abstract barders under the watchful eyes of Mrs. Lawrie. WORKING ON THE YEARBOOK Miss Ohama assists James Yasuda with his foreword for the yearbook. Busily preparing the camera for pic- ture-taking are Dennis Kunimura and Mitsuo Takamato. MR. AKIO KUBOTA Mechanical Drawing Vocational Survey Math 3-4 ,+V 9 . X 1 MRS. MARIE CASE Bookkeeping Senior Basic Typing I-2, 3-4 Shorthand I-2 Testing .45- WWW i 255 1