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

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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

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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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merica if roalaerify LINDA IAPTISTE Sweetheart l An attractive Iassie, Linda has 1 ,ef always been at hand whenever A the FFA bays needed her help. She has been sweetheart far Iwo consecutive years. ,A r ,N 5 X CHRISTMAS TIME FFA sweetheart, Linda Baptiste, deposits her Christmas cards into une al the FFA Christmas card boxes as Carlos Rabasa and Casamera Epe await their turn. WELDER AT WORK A future welder, Antonia Bargaya is being scrutinized by Peter Rayna. In the back- ground, Manuel Monix is in a state at :on- centratian. MORE ADVANCED FARMERS Bottom row l, left ta right: Julio Doctor, Alvin Chow, Marcial Samiano, George Saladaga, Patrick Pavao, Angel Madrid. Raw 2: Matthew Kaluahine, Manuel Corregeclor, Juanita Alayvilla, Calvin Murayama, Gerald Tsukamoto, Aurelio Ramelb. Raw 3: Stanley Ganzalves, America Morris, Stanford Kashima, Robert Monde, Kenneth Higa, Joseph Polan. 43