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

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.Zac el 5 0l'l'l0l l'0l,U XM -' ' D E. r E or .-41-agfsifi we , ffifkff' T' f AN ABLE SUBSTITUTE Future teacher Lawrence Higa conducts a spcecli class, in A WORD FROM THE w'sE absence ot the instructor. future teachers, standing: Gloria Manipon, Arlene Tomura, So nie Kunimura, Evelyn Racelo, Linda Baptiste, Jo Anne Yama moto, Carolyn Arrudo. Seated: Ellyn Nakoi and Violet Motsu moto. TOMORROW'5 EDUCATORS Bottom raw I, left to right: Barbara Ikeda, Gloria Manipon, Violet Matsumoto, Jo Anne Yamamoto, Carolyn Ar' rudo, Loynetle Manini, Linda Boptiste, Joyce Inouye. Row Z: Nancy Watada, Diana Akama, Lucille Sasan, Shirley Higaslfii, Karen Yamakawa, Christina Dacay, Sanic Kunimura, Jo Ann Aiana. Row 3: Frances Tsukamo- moto, Elaine Nogami, Bn-tie Tao, Susan Matsumoto, Edith Moeda, Betsy Taboniar, Marie Pruoste, Shirley Liu. Row 4: Advisor Mr. Miwa, Robert Nishi, Hugh Gushiken, Donald Shoho, James Yamamoto, Glenn Yoneji, Law- rence Higc. Mr. Miva explains the qualifications of an able instructor to

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4 x till, l v ,mm pw KN' ABLE LEADERS I .Milf L: l 9 - 'L 'ii J K 1 f if-vi' e - ..' ,' i 1 - H . mfg, , . 3. R 5 .2 JN-E, fit'- '5'-, i 4.,2'Aif W i 75' E .-air. J - g ,lE3'iff9 - . 'ff ff3irii..'- , vi- :J '. iff, C ,f , ', .23 i -, fTiit'5, ix, ' ' f' I' , 'f lr ' :QQ-g - Im 'Z , i:-t . w 'lfg'i.iZ3,..fi 2, ,I Z 3. J . ., , Ai L . ...J t-' 1. .- 'A - 1 ' . 4 V' ' ' . 6 . . , it s 'fix' . . V , .1 x Q3 L l Y . , W I . -'gf ,mae , t -f - - - pf4 '5.fw, n . 5 ' .. A we iq, . Wy? 4, . . . :iii - M: . ru s A. ' i- ' . N ik ' ' Seated, left to right: Jane Muranaka, vice president, Linda Baptiste, president, Myra Muraoka, secretary. Standing: Ad- visor Mr. Miwa, Ann Shinagawa, treasurer, GETTING PREPARED .gzwlenfa fjoclay, Organized quite a few years ago,- the Oren E. Long Chapter of the Future Teachers of America has done well in preparing students of Kauai High School to enter the field of teaching. Mr. Miwa, one of the more experienced teachers at Kauai High School, saw to it that the teachers of tomorrow were well informed an the ideals and practices required of the profession. With great interest, the members ofthe organ- ization participated eagerly in their activities which would prepare them for worthy teaching careers. Guest speakers, research, film strips, and taking over classes at the grammar school and in absence of our own teachers were the main projects carried out by the group. All students in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades were invited to join this group. After their induction, they were well on their way in sharing the activities of America's fu- ture teachers. The group enjoyed a good year under capable club officers: President, Linda Baptiste, Vice- president, Jane Muranaka, Secretary, Myra Mu- raoka, and Treasurer, Ann Shinagawa. Bottom row l, left to right: Clvdene Hummel, Apryle Motoda, Joyce Kiikuni, Jo Ann Fujii, Linda Yasuda, Edith Nami, Jinny Kunimura, Carrnencita Suero, Jane Tomita. Row 2: Eunice lnouye, Ann Nogami, Priscilla Taba, Ruth Hikiii, Amy Ogata, Jaan Okabe, June Hamado, Jean Arakaki, Janet Miyamoto, Melinda Texeira, Kath- erine Aquina. Row 3: May MOri, Betty Muraoka, Ruth Miyoshi, Ophelia Curammeng, Lynette Williams, Gladys Mi- yazaki, Sharon Akamai, Myra Muraaka, Karen Agader, Arlene Arinaga. Row 4: Gloria Nishihara, Sarah Fujii, Jane Tao, Amy Sato, Madge Okinishi, Jane Hirota, Caroline Ochoco, Kathleen Sasaki, Joan Kunimura. Row 5: Ethel Urakawa, Jo Ann Watanabe, Carol Fujimoto, Caral Muranaka, Ethel Fuiii, Elsie lchimosa, Janet Naito, Judy Yoguchi Jane Murcnaka.

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f l re. st 1 . , 'ft' :WI gg, t 4- V VA: 3 - .u . , -af in-51 'rjg .s 4, flflfi, '7-we . l i fi fu - . :fs s s .. ,Q ,. CARLOS RABASA President Personable CaIly has been chapter president for twn years. Shy, but oh, so-n-o funny, he's a teu:her's delight. in ' ' , 1... get, ,. , Q ' ' t 1 l , . l Ze? friue or l Looking forward to another busy school year, Future Farmers sold Iau-laus as their first money- making project. Profits were used to send dele' gates to the Territorial Convention in Honolulu during the Easter vacation. A new project was set up by Mr. Lau, the ode visor, for the younger FF!-Vers. Dance practice for social development was held every Wednes- day afternoon. The Leadership Training Conference, which was held at Kapaa High School on November I5- l6, showed its significance throughout the year. Our chapter's FFA officers efficiently let its N members into a whirlwind of activities, specifi- cally the district conference, which was held here, at Kauai High School. , During the Christmas season, the FFA'ers acted as campus postmen, delivering post cards , to their respective homerooms, 1 The climax of the year was the FFA banquet at which young farmers were awarded for out- standing work during the year. THEY PLQWED THE PATH Seated, left to right: Casamera Epe, secretary, An- tonio Bargayo, vice-president, Kan Hing Chang, treasurer. Standing: Mr. Daniel Lau, aclvisorp Er- nest Javier, sentinel, Anthony Silva, reporter. Bottom raw l, left to right: Ernest Javier, Anthony Silva, Carlos Rabasa, Antonia Bargaya, Casnmero Epe, Kan Hing Chang, , Roy Shibuya. Row Z: Kenneth Freitas, Gerald Souza, William Bukoski, Bernard Duarte, Peter Rayne, Steven Sarita, Steven Rapozo, Row 3: Advisor, Mr. Lau, Manuel Moniz, Jerry Oshima, Nelson Oshimn, Nelson Hayashi, James Oyama, Wallace , Kama, Leroy Rodrigues, Mr. Sokamato. l i