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

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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

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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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.Aft C0l'l'll'l'leI Ci6l 0CGfi0l'La! mepdfflnenf Measurable growth resulted in our fine arts department this year. Pretending to be actors and actresses, students had fun in their speech classes. This department was headed by Miss Hilda Ohama. Lovely paintings displayed in the library by the art class provided avenues of appreciation for everyone, Commercial subjects, supervised by Mrs. Marie Case and Mrs. Dorothy Miyahara, were favorites of many students. Future business leaders pre- pared themselves by taking shorthand, typewrit- ing, and other commercial subjects. The future homemakers and farmers absorbed much theory and practice in the economics de- partment. fr 4 . w t . ,i l U' L' 1 i iii?-i,. . , F' ,l - g mrs' V . P gr ay E V 'i L ---f V i. N, .fl-f KA 1 ...sf 5 'MTE MRS, DOROTHY Mk. RICHARD SUZUI MIYAHARA PTC Typing I-1 General Business gn MR. DANIEL LAU r Voc. Agriculture I-2 Voc. Survey MISS ELLEN TOGIKAWA Homernaking I-2, 3-4 FUTURE DRESSMAKER Miss Togiknwa advises Irene Corema on cutting her skirt pattern. par' MASTERMINDS IN THE WORLD OF BUSINESS Mrs. Miyalmra checks on ller students as they complete their daily assignment. Ambitious students are Juliet Garcia and Carol Ann Duarte.