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

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.xdncl nw jrien A One CLEANING EGGS The agrieulture boys learned many useful things in their class. of the daily chores was the cleaning of the eggs. MISS 0KANO'S HOMEROOM Bottom raw l. left to right: Patricia Sobriano, Jeannette Murayama. Raw 2: Shirley Preme, Helen Hanohano. Raw 3: Bibano Esteban, Stephen Gushiken. Raw 4: John Pangasi, Hug cio Boxa. Row 5: Miss Okano, Felomina Aldo -I 5 J x 1 Vis. K X i -1 x ' CONCENTRATION IS SHOWN These hardworking freshman lmys were unaware of the photographer as they studied earnestly. Rehene Maghanoy, Grace Brun, Gwendolin Burns, Frances Costa, Mathilda Noauao, Carol Chow, Laverne Gonzales, Caroline Chow, Phillip Rosa, Modesto Torcato, Stanley Chow, David Vasconcellos, h Hurley, Licerio Butacan, Tomas Refarnonte, Clarence Corpuz, Floren- sa, James Gonsalves. 63

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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.

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ELAINE HIGASHI Secretary Channing and happy-go- lucky, Elaine is a willing and able worker. 3,...,.:,,... ML ,, .HSE .1 .g H' ..Ci' .,' ,.3 ,Q 1 P ,, as' w e ' 52: Q iii if N X Q - 0:31 . x + jlzey agerfg .xdwaif 15753 X 5. v .- 1 rv: -AEC gr. .. fa N. GLENN TERUI President A typical gentleman, per- sonable and all-around, is this lad who claims Koloa as his hometown. 1H.bS'Q.,,,l,g :' L X35 . '.L :' S ,. , ,, , , Lf. gi i if l nf s 3.23 .L 3 ., GARY YAMAMOT0 Vice President Gaadlooking and quiet, Giddy is an avid sports fan. He is well-liked by all. BIOLOGY CHARTS 3 1 EDITH NOMI 1 Treasurer ' Full of vim and vigor and i always ready with a help- w ing hand is Edith. I A5 8. . ix.. .XE 5 1 4. , ,,.,, M Barbara Takeuchi and Allen Tsulmomoto look in- terested as Florence Villanueva explains the chart to them. CREATING CHRISTMAS DISPLAYS Patricia Fune, Yvonne Pacheco and Lily Liu , make vivid Christmas displays in their Arts and Crotts class.