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

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way Ckeerecl .Jglearfify raw f skirt, 5 RAIDERS G0 HOG-WILD Cheerleader Raymond Agan peps the cheering sec- tion as another Raider star hits pay-dirt. ROCK AND ROLL Instrumental music, rock and roll style was fau- tured at pep assemblies. Left ta right: Claddia Pa- nis, Patrick Layosa, Michael Layosa, Bernard Due arte, Alfred Konoho, Joe Polan and Wallace Kama, give it their all at the Shrine assembly, FIGHTING SPIRIT Mrs. Marie Case's senior homeroom displays their winning banner in the ben fire contest. Lelt to right: Barbara lke- da, Christina Dacay, Anastacia Abara, Carolyn Arruda, Lucille Sasan, Roseline Nacua, Marie Prioste, Claudio Panis Arlene lwomoto, Gaylord Perreira, Linda Agosto, Mrs. Case, Juvencio Utrera, Florence Fuiimota, Betty Lau Agustin Patricia Carvalho, Veronica Rapozo, Jeanette Ferreira, Sylvia Morris, Frances Tsukamoto, Sarah Keuma. Sl I 1 1

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jAl'0ll,g THE BOOSTERS Seated, left to right: Shirley Higashi, secretary, Joyce Uye- na, president, Flora Daida, vice president, Standing, left to right: Colin Marinaka, Jinny Kunimuru, sergeants-at-arms, ond Dennis Miyoshi, treasurer. Ucfory QI' Building the spirit of the Kauai High School student body, the Pep Club worked earnestly toe wards producing a harmonious cheering section this year. Committees appointed by President Joyce Uyeno, sold school banners and red and white streamers at football games as money making projects. The club purchased balloons for the annual Shrine football game, The balloons were released in the traditional manner, while the band played l'm Forever Blowing Bubbles, the anthem of the Shrine Hospital. A bonfire rally, co-sponsored by the Kauai High School Alumni Association and Pep Club, was held at the Lihue County Park in October. Mrs. Marie Case's senior homeroom was declared winner of the banner-skit contest. The class was awarded a monetary prize of 57. Band instructor, Mr. Sadao Odo, advised the Pep Club this year. Carolyn Arruda, serving her third year as one of four song queens, led the pepsters as chairman. 'rg- G0 TEAM G0 Song queens and cheerleaders pep up Raider fans. Left to right: Julio Doctor, Linda Baptiste, Janet Refomonte, Yvonne Boiser, Sofia Doctor, Carolyn Arruda, Juliette Garcia, Raymond Agon. 50

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i' ADVISOR AND GUESTS ef Twvimiv 5 , . ki, . . b 9 s r I if-s -1, ,l .E f L I .fi 1 K Q i Q Q it 3 331' A 1 E -' fi 'S gi W ' ff i i t f- ie 1 V dpi: vi ,v N . g ' . . , , f it f is 7 , ta 9 , Q Q . , , , .C .. 1. i THE BIG WHEELS Seated left to right: Glenn Takabayashi, vice presidentg Wayne Masumura, president, Standing: Geraldine Takenoka, secretary, Vivian Takemoto, treasurer. Q jr S' 0al'5 W ' x , The so:iety's advisor, Mrs. Marie Case is seated with parents of fall induetees, Mrs. Taken Yasuda and Mr. Isamu Miyoslli. The National Honor Society, Kauai High School chapter, held its fall induction on Octo- ber 31, Seven juniors were pledged into the only honorary society on the campus, A luncheon was held in the school cafeteria after the induction ceremony attended by par- ents of inductees. Membership into the society is based on high scholastic standing, leadership, character and superior service with earnest cooperation. Mrs, Marie Case advised the society of twenty-one members. Presiding over meetings was Wayne Masu- mura. He was ably assisted by Vivian Takemoto, vice president, Geraldine Takenaka, secretory, and Glenn Takabayashi, treasurer, Throughout the year, N.H.S. members vol- unteered their services to the school and com- munity. A l A TOMORROW'S LEADERS Bottom raw I, left to right: Apryle Motoda, Nancy Wotada, Helen Morioka. Row 2: Susan Matsumoto, Linda Baptiste, ..... si in Ellen Fuiishige, Sheila Umehara, Clydene Hummel, Geraldine Takenaka, Vivian Takemoto, Myra Mu- raoko, Mary Jane Tavares. Raw 3: Glenn Tokoboyashi, David lha, Dennis Miyoshi, James Yasuda, Ronald To- yofuku, Wayne Jerves. '52