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

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jfee 0l'0 0 0 MAKING CHRISTMAS FAVORS Freshmen Linda lnauye, Marsha Muramotn and Patsy Kawaaka make Christmas favors, which were sent ta various hospitals an Kauai. ' Q'-f4 'ii e.gQg - 5 Kiera. ,S vi' : Lik e' girl- ff.. .. ' , l ir 'rl,,,3' W 5311, e -Qamf'-' During the gay and festive Aloha Week, fresh- man boys and girls compared and admired their lovely Hawaiian-printed attire. Some wore beau- tifully-scented leis which were the envy of others. W S Football games were of greater importance to these students for now, there was a strong pur- CABBAGESl CABBAGESI CABBAGESY Beverly Hashimoto and Warren Yashimori look ex- pose for cheering and showing their backing. 's'ed 'eV l' l'e e'e ' They showed their loyalty and allegiance to the Kauai High School spirit by shouting and cheer- ing with verve and by singing the Alma Mater emotionally and respectfully. ,Qp-.. vx , ' MISS HEPLER'S HOMEROOM Bottom raw, left to right: Miss Hepler, Barbara Akama, Jane Torigoe, Carmen Palacay, Annette Uyesono, Jean Kane- rnaru. Row Z: Linda lwamolo, Katherine Nakata, Edna Kuribayashi, Georgianna Roco, Mary Alice Palau, Carolyn Matsumura. Row 3 :Janet Nishii, Janet Watanabe, Linda Okabe, Leimomi Buchanan, Laverne Morris, Jone Saiki. Raw 4: Carol Shigemoto, Ellen Kuboyama, Patricia Ellis, Doris Tanisaki, Rosalind Rothwell, Karen Achor. Row 5: Priscilla Pasion, Hiram Ching, Antoinette Silva, Vito Currorneng, Robert Agena, Lurene Fujita. Raw 6: Robert Kealoha, Marvin Okuno, Richard Gora, Steven Hirano. Bryan Muranaka, Ronald Kondo.

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lie INDUSTRIOUS PICNIC HEADS Glenn Takahashi and Brian Kubota plan the Freshman Picni: with the help of Miss Okano. PUTTING ON A PUPPET SHOW Byron Kunimura draws the curtain as Ragatta Wernicke displays her puppet. U edl' CCOHQIQAJAQCI - The music and every other arrangement seemed to be perfect as the freshman students enjoyed their first class dance by dancing to dreamy music. Much planning had been done to make a success of this important freshman affair. Other activities which required much thought by the hard-working freshman committee chair' men were the freshman picnic, luncheon, and the newspaper, which appeared during the fun- filled freshman week, All of these new experi- ences helped prepare them for what was ahead. MRS. SAKAMOTO'S HOMEROOM Bottom raw l, lah ta right: Ardiendtes Calentena, Linda lnouye, Mildred Obrero, June Francisco, Marion Monde, Mervi- Iyn lwasaki, Rosemary Andrade. Raw 2: Janet Carveiro, Laverne Hironako, Virginia Rivera, Hazel Brede, Vivian Souza, Carmen Obillo. Raw 3: Landis Fu, Allen Acosta, Lincoln Takenaku, Paul Takeuchi, Arnold Ota, Jerry Refamonte Clarence Gardner. Raw 4: Nelson Silva, Jonah Mawae, Lionel Kimokeo, Anderson Perry, Harry lkedo, Nelson Rego Row 5: Mrs. Sakamoto, Alfredo Sobriano, Gerald Duclayan, Robert Girald, Thomas Vierra, Dennis Monipon.

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llfliflr pdaoing armong, MRS. LOWRIE'S HOMEROOM Bottom raw I, loft to right: Melvin Matsuwaki, Manuel Lopez, Gilbert Williams, Stanley Datario, Clyde Iloreta, Tyrone Guadiz, Row 2: Richard Fujimoto, Frederica Delos Reyes, Edward Keoho, Calvin Fujii, Raymond Sandacan, George Ta- keta. Row 3: Patrick Nagao, John Vegas, Michael Blackstad, Daniel Tomas, Joseph Silva, Julian Fernandez. Row 4: Patrick De Busca, Wallace Maeda, Edward Shima, Pablo Sormento, Roberto Butccan, Milton Agader. Row 5: Mrs. Lawrie, Albert Araneta, Rudy Sarniano. GENERAL SCIENCE WAS INTERESTING Mabel Leanio shows to her classmates points on fond and nutrition in her General Science class. ,n.,,, 2 5512 u wumam x '- ' - ' lx Q, . 8S5eavX PAY ATTENTIONII Antoinette Silva gives her speech in English class but Charles Carveiro, Cornelia Casabar, Robert Agena and Michael Ching are more aware of the photographer. l so