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

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rogreodiue armerfi FIRST YEAR FARMERS Bottom row l, left to right: Leonard Ah You, Jonah Mawae, Victor Heresa, Edward Sorita, William Hereso, Charles Fuiimoto, Dennis Vasconcellos, Larry Motsuwaki. Row 2: Ernest Medeiros, Vernon Souza, Stanford Lindsey, Frank Farios, Wilbert Nokoohiki, Jose Gampon, David Daas, Wayne Matsuoka. Raw 3: Everett Lopez, James Carvalho, Ronald Gonzulves, Stanley Agan, Douglas Foiarda, Thomas Rapozo, Wally Iwasaki, Chrisanto Adaoag. Raw 4: Clayton Iida, Wilfred Nakaohiki, Robert Girald, Roy Silva, Resty Cruzada, Carl Poglinowon, Stanley Sa. A DAILY CHORE Keeping tlie sties clean is Stanley Agan diligent FFA member. in s FUTURE PLANTER5 Ernest Medeiras and Victor Heresa set their potted plants along the FFA building. 44 'L i -4 llll fl llllllhlllflfli

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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

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uming ,915 Registration Week in October was the begin- ning ofa large membership for the Nurses Career Club. Under the supervision of Mrs, Barbara Mant, advisor, and Miss Manley, president at the Kauai Nurses Association, nurses' uniforms were exhibited in the school library. During the year, these future Florence Night- ingales diligently made newspaper bags for the patients of Mahelona Memorial Hospital. This was but one of the many service projects render- ed, Christmas season brought about two more community proiects. Lovely wreaths were made for Mahelona Hospital. Later on, members went about soliciting money for Christmas Seal funds. During the latter part of the year, senior mem- bers took either the Practical Nurses Test or League of Nursing Test. jeir jufure A , is . ' . . I ., . A 2 4, Afifi' is . I ' T I 'A glad-,,.j' xii , gs - Air E' t t. '9 'L . .ag sec A ' THEY LIT THE LAMPS Seated Ielt to light: Elizabeth Ferreira, vice president, Dorothy Takeuchi, president, Leo- nora Pascua, secretory. Standing: Mrs. Barba- ra Mant, advisor, Carolyn Arruda, treasurerp Flora Daida, sergeant-at-arrns, FUTURE LAMPLIGHTERS A SERVICE PROJECT Nora Nokata. Jo Ann Akaji and Merlyn Pas- cual busily fold newspapers into bags tor local hospitals. Bottom row l, left to right: Betty Lou Agustin, Haruyo Haitsuko, Elaine Sandocan, Ellen Fujishige, Charlotte Tamekazu, Kath- erine Acosta, Elaine Martin, Peggy Faiordo, Lorraine Almeida. Row 2: Jane Hadama, Elaine Yoshishige, Anne Shinseki, Margaret Domen, Janet Retomonte, Florence Fuiimoto, Gloria Cruxada, Gloria Corpuz. Raw 3: Gloria Manipon, Odiene Yamamoto, Juani- ta Alimboyoguen, Lorraine Komaki, Mary Jane Tavares, Cecilia lloreta, Lucrecia Eder, Marie Prioste, Jean Tsukamoto. 45