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

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's ' I ad jlreir im S' . .. 'X l .L . ' ll f . -Q- 'KI f .wi og tx 1 INTERVIEWING A NEW TEACHER Arlene Tamura and Ja Anne Akaii interview Miss Ohama, a new teacher an the earnpus. TYPING STORIES Elaine Nogarrri and Ethel Urakawa type their stories while Stanley Ohama waits for his turn. Kathleen Sasaki look! through the newspapers for news. THE HARDWORKING STAFF Bottom row l. left to right: Priscilla Taba, Ann Nogarni, Carolina Ochoco, Elaine Nagarni, Row 2: Ethel Urakowa, Gail Kobaya- shi, Geraldine Dias, Eunice Inouye. Raw 3: Kathleen Sasaki, Diana Akoma, Jo Ann Akuji, Christina Decoy, Lucille Sosan. Row 4: Lynette Williams, Patrick Hoda, Stanley Ohama, Arlene Tamura. Row 5: Carol Fuiirnoto, Betty Muraoka, Sarah Fuiii, Leroy Silva, Milton Valera, Mrs. lkehara, 35

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fr .., 2 f'f2i1'11, ,cg ' 'digg K , au, . 2. .1 zu ' fr ' .. 'L' V . , . ELLYN NAKAI Editor-in-Chief Always ready with a help- ing hand and fun loving is this attractive lass who hails from Wailua. L .. VI, ,. i , ' -X . 43111 Mefvbng cgnferedfing alaer a a I a MELANIE TOYOFUKU Associate editor A teacher's delight, Mela- nie is an aspiring iaurnalist with a promising future. NANCY WATADA Business manager A combination of looks and brains describes Nancy who is also active in extra curri- cular activities. l l With editor, Ellyn Nakai, associate editor, Me- lanie Toyofuku, and business manager, Nancy Watado, this year's news reporters succeeded in yielding interesting newspapers. The staff was capably advised by Mrs. Elizabeth lkehara. The Ka Welo reporters sacrificed much of their time and effort to meet those deadlines once every two weeks. They continuously pur- sued teachers as well as students for interesting and exciting write-ups that would arouse read- ers' interest. Two students were chosen to write the storiesi for the Raiders' Round Up column, that appeared weekly in the Garden lsIand. This column, kept the island readers of the paper up-to-date about the doings on our campus. ' With all the deadlines to meet, the class still found time to go on on excursion in November to Samuel Mahelona Hospital. Sometime in February, some of the Ka Welo staff went to Honolulu to attend the newspaper conference. The Ka Welo O Ka La has kept us well inform- ed on school activities throughout the year. DISTRIBUTING PAPERS Christina Dacay and Ann Nogami discuss their as- signments. The task of assigning reporters to dis- tribute newspapers to the various harneraorns was in the hands af Priscilla Taba and Lucille Susan. a ,. . ,..V. lxll..'ll' 1 34 ASSIGNING STORIES Ellyn Noltai assigns stories to Coral Fuiimata, Eunice lne- uye, and Patrick Hada while Melanie Tayafuku writes on.l the board as a reminder to reporters.

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l if L t el ik ..,, K 5 3 ifs- '33 A-f 5 'QQ' , i . : ' ff- In it 4' 2 M 3 il . . . 1 'Will' ,fimii f 2 i r . . , , W SANIE KUNIMURA CAROLYN ARRUDA Editor-in-chief Associate editor The proverb, Dynamite comes in small packages, best describes this spark plug of the Ke Kuhiau. Attractive and o I w a y s smiling Carolyn was one of o u r hardworking sang- leaders. meallglfleff 30 In September, after much discussion, Faces was chosen os the theme for the i958 yearbook. The old timers of this staff were editor, Sa- nie Kunimuro, associate editor, Carolyn Arruda, and business manager, Charlotte Tamekazu, with Miss Hilda Ohama as advisor. ln October, nineteen students went to Hono- lulu to attend the Associated League of High School Annuals workshop, held on the Farring- ton High School campus. The new members faced many unfamiliar problems during the year. However, they pro- gressed through their errors and were soon hard at work making dummies, planning layouts, past- ing pictures, typing copies, and reading galleys. As the date of the deadline drew nearer, many staff members were excused from their A ,. Q Ali . 1 V itll 1 CHARLOTTE TAMEKAZU study hall classes to work on their sections. Some preferred to work after school. ln November, the newswriting and annual classes from Waimea High School visited our hard-working annual class. Divided into two groups, they discussed new ideas and problems among themselves. Business manager An efficient money wom- an is Charlotte who kept the annual class out of debt. DAILY WORK Working harmoniously together to meet the first deadline are: Gary lnouye, Jo Anne Yamamoto, Linda Baptiste, Violet Matsu- moto, Flora Daida, Evelyn Racela, Gloria Manipon, Arlene Tamu- ro, James Yasuda, Norma Palacay, Sanie Kunimuro, Mitsua Ta- kamoto, Dorothy Takeuch i. 36 PICTURES! PICTURESl PICTURES! Sanie Kunimuro and Ellyn Nakai concentrate on cropping pictures while Charlotte Tarneko- xu and Evelyn Racelo look over prints. Carolyn Arruda and Ellen Fuiishige scan through an old Ke Kuhiau for more ideas an picture-talu ing.