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

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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.

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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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The industrious sophomores returned to their second year of high school and found that teachers expected more out of them than the year before. Subiects such as geometry and bi- ology were difficult to some students, while others found typing hard to master. Many squeals of nervousness and fright issued from the biology class as students dissected frogs to learn their different functions and systems. :sei s Colonel Frank Adams, retired army officer, N volunteered his time, as in previous years, to teach first aid to the sophomore girls. A final test was given to all of the sophomore P. E. girls, and those who passed were given a card certify- w I ' y ing completion of the first aid course. ,Wil g Qs, ,, N EXTRA STUDY TIME ing. I A 5 3 7'hs'if 1 5 'X ' ' MISTAKES WERE ANNOYING L,-X' - ' ' 1 be- 4' Elaine Higoshi erases on error while Colin Mori- ' ' A nuke, Mary Ferreira, ond Sophia Doctor continue W- - - their typing assignments. or E or . 4 :gi MRS. MlYAHARA'S HOMEROOM Bottom row l, left to right: Ellen Fuiioka, Florence Villanueva, Carmencita Suero, Elsie Quel, Lourdes Caletena, Sophia Doctor, Priscilla Barrigo. Row Z: Naomi Kaneshiro, Amy Ogata, Jane Tomita, Esperanza Nero, Mary Ferreira, Ilona Fu, Patricia Brum. Row 3: Barbara Takeuchi, Elaine Higashi, Nora Miyazaki, Evelyn Matsumura, Marian Torigae, Jean Hayashi, Edilbertha Dichoso. Row 4: Lyman Yashimura, Gene Tasaka, James Pascua, Joseph Daos, Alfred No- briga, Royden Nokamatsu, Thomas Hiroshima. Row 5: Mrs. Miyahora, James Tamekazu, Wayne Sadamitsu, John Bandmann, Vicente Tabalno, Colin Morinaka. These studious sophomores, Gilbert Kohotsu. June Ho- mada, and Alvin Lo use their activity period for study-