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

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jkey fLeJ SOLVING THAT PROBLEM lems while Helen Hanohana takes a breather LOVELY HULA HANDS Leimomi Buchanan entertains during the intermission at the student body dance at Kauai High on Decem- ber 1. be MISS TOGIKAWA'S HOMEROOM Bottom row I, left to right: Linda Arinaga, Beverly Akorna, Yvonne Ferreira, Ester Santos, Joan Fukunaga, Eleanor Pascual. Row Z: Elizabeth Suan, Mabel Leonio, Kim Look Chang, Merlila Raposas, Joyce Tamura, Lourdes Tabura. Row 3: Carol Ann Golas, Judy Nakai, Shirley Gipalan, Ma ry Corpuz, Dolores Viado, Sharon Arruda, Louise Honda. Raw 4: Flora Nakamoto, Libbie Duarte, Lorraine Kashima, Jesusa Marquez, Aileen Wada, Karen Oshira, Annie Fernan- dez. Raw 5: Yvonne Orsatelli, Clarie Bukoski, Alexa Minataya, Alberta Abreu, Antoinette Silva, Pearl lwasoki. Row 5: Miss Togikawa, Lola lida, Katherine Casabar. l om, 6l The math class busily work out their math prob-

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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

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an nw xlaeriencefi - BROWSING IN THE LIBRARY Richard Thompson, Daniel Tomas. and Pat Nagaa admire the Christmas display in the library. MISS Ot-lAMA'S HOMEROOM LEARNING FOR THE FUTURE Beverly Akama continues on her embroidery work as her :Iassmates concentrate on their project. Freshmen found that high school wasn't as grim as some had heard it to be. Freshmen got to know the upper classmen after a while and learned that they weren't so high-hatted after all, Many freshmen received the help of these older students whenever they needed it. Having experienced a year of high school life, the freshmen students eagerly await their com- ing years which promise many important events for them. Bottom raw l, left ta right: Eileen Jimenez, Linda Kawamota, Dolores Pascua, Elaine Takematsu, Ann Yamaguchi, Patricia Antonio. Row 2: Rogette Wernicke, Carolyn Moriwaki, Angela Valera, Marsha Muramcto, Beverly Ho- shimoto, Ethel Noito, Raw 3: Maxine Morris, Brion Kubota, Byron Kunirnura, Wendel Marques, Niles Kogeyama, Harald Urabe, Wayne Okamura. Row 4: Alvin Uchida, Timothy Albao, Leonard Medeiras, Myron Dobashi, Glenn Takahashi, Stennett Bell, Row S: Miss Ohoma, Neil Yoneii, Ronald Mariwaki, Robert Agustin, Herbert Oyama, Pat- rick Rodrigues, Gregory Grant.