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

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With the aid of Mr. Bach Yamamoto, students developed outstanding skills in the industrial arts department. The humming sounds at ma- chines were heard daily, as the boys devoted their time and effort toward creating beautiful articles from hardwood and metal. Music by our band and chorus, under the leadership of Mr. Sadao Odo, was enjoyed by the student body throughout the school year. From our cafeteria drifted the delicious aroma of food. The rattling of pots and pans echoed along nearby hallways, os Miss Misao Nakamura and her helpers busily prepared lunch, Throughout the year our campus was kept commendably neat and tidy by Mrs. Sondra Me- deiros and Mr. Nemesio Carlos. MR. SADAO OD0 Band I-Z, 3-4 Chorus English 5-5 LECTURES ARE INTERESTING The young farmers listen attentively ta Mr. Saka- moto as he speaks about soil conservation. LEARNING ABOUT CHICKENS Mr. Lau stands by to see that Lionel Kimokeo names the parts of the chicken correctly while Anderson Perry observes. x l X 1 1 ' MR. KAMEICH I SAKAMOTO MR. EACH YAMAMOTO Woodwork I-2, 3-4 Voc. Agriculture 3-4, 5-6 Voc. Survey Drivers Training Young Farmers eszcclenfo gmpkaaize MELODIES FROM BRASS Mr. Oda eonduets the members of the band with Hail to the Varsity during a pep assembly,

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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.

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rp- sn- -- 'Q LA- N rms.. ,.L,.- . i-.sl . ,v . A l a, en an I 1 fm' K b' 9 :-. T3 ieiii, M ' ii MISS MISAO 3 a . NAKAMURA ' 4 Cafeteria Manager t , '1455i?li7+5 v ,li-Sq' .J X A TASTE lN ENGINEERING Deane Yamada does scale drawings while Mr. Kubota checks over student assignments. X., - -1 N- YP gg: vxfff .. , STEADY HANDS Skilllully using the sawing machine is Michael Ching while Yamamoto stands by to give instructions. I Fil- x N, ' -'15, sa- PREPARING THE DAY'S LUNCH Slicing carrots and cabbage for tossed salad are aur hard-warking caletaria helpers, Mrs. Akika Masumura, Mrs. Mitsue Sane and Mrs. Yoshiko Yamada, supervised by Miss Nakamura. KEEPING OUR CAMPUS NEAT Our hardworking custodians, Mrs. Sandra Medeiros and Mr. Nemesio Carlos work together raking up leaves to keep our school campus clean and beautiful. Zl ,., , 5 N 11