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

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.gnferefi fin? 'ie RELAXATION IS SEEN Having lun talking and laughing are sophomores John Bandmann, Royden Nakametsu, and Wayne Yaguehi. ,Q .f x STUDYING WITH LUNCH Joan Olrabe finishes her dessert as her industrious classmates prepare their lessons during their lunch period. I!! .,. I MRS. CHING'S HOMEROOM Bottom row 1, left to right: Joan Okabe, Sharon Akama, Patsy Kawaoko, Jo Ann Fuiii, Caroline Rego, Eloise Kaneakua. Raw 2: Melinda Texeiro, Janet Miyamoto, Arleen Arinaga, Frances Hebert, Gloria Agao, JoAnna Taboniar. Row 3: Howard Nishihara, Garliardo Gonzales, Jeanne Muramota, Ruth Hikiii, Kathleen Tangonan, Spencer Tada, James Kuroiwa. Row 4: Kenneth Kawabota, Gary Yamamoto, Ray Kawamura, Eric Shinseki, Brian Daida, Glenn Mikasa, Charles Yokomoto. Raw 5: Daniel Masaki, Sanford Ota, Stephen Sato, Glenn Shimizu, Lawrence Muramoro, Tom Turner. Row 6: Mrs. Ching, Lawrence Matsuwaki, David Kawakami, Richard Mont, Norman Funamura, Nicholas Kashiwabara.

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CKGSMQJ ere k A MR. KATAOKA'S HOMEROOM Bottom row l, left to right: Rosemary Takemoto, Janice Sasaki, Leilani Kanoho, Evelyn Hanaoka, Lily Liu, Patricia Fune. Row Z: Antoinette Komaki, Elaine Tanaka, Emily Iloreta, Lillian Gora, Janet Corema, Judith Buknski. Row 3: Wally lwasaki, Joseph Pia, Oscar Masuda, Larry lida, Ernest Medeiros, Denis Vosconcellos, William Heresa. Row 4: Jose Gampon, Wayne Yaguchi, Blaine Davis, Rudolph Schumacher, Victor Heresa, Carl Paglinawan. Row 5: Mr. Ka- taoka, Allen Rita, Ronald Silva, Leonard Ah You, Wilfred Nokaahiki, Vernon Souza, Wilbert Nokaahiki. Sophomore boys found their second year of P.E. both exhausting and challenging. Keen com- petition was seen between squads playing basket- ball games. Hurdles were disappointing to some for they sometimes seemed insurmountable. A fun-filled Sophomore Week, which was held April Zl-25, was enjoyed by all, This week of activities came to its end with a luncheon and dance. Crowning of the Sophomore Personalities was the highlight of the dance. Much fun was exchanged by both students and advisors at the sophomore picnic. UNLOADING BOOKS Naomi Koneslliro open: the locker for Patsy Kowoolno, who put: in some of her books. -t FIRST AID TEST Colonel Frank Adams explains one of his questions to the sophomore P. E. girls.

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REPORT CARD DAY Saphamare Daniel Silva seems happy over his grades as Mr. Kobayashi passes out semester grades. LUNCH IN CAFETERIA Amy Ogata and Gayle Amimoto wait patiently for their friends to finish their lunch. MRS. DESCHWANDEN'5 HOMEROOM .Spairif was Show Though most of their subjects were difficult and required much concentration and time, sophomores found that they were not as bod as some had imagined. They found that teachers were willing to help them when aid was needed. The Class of '60 was very active during this school year, Outstanding sophomore athletes Glenn Hayashi, John Bandmann, Glenn Terui, Albert Sugano and James Tamekazu supported the sophomore line in the arena. Their high school days half completed, sopho- mores felt prepared to encounter their next two years. Bottom raw l, left to right: Arleen Shigeta, Elaine Ogowa, Barbara Omori, Elaine Kondo, Jean Kawamura, Nelia Fo- dron. Row 2: Ilene Rego, Cecilia Bacle, Rositc Ancheta, Lynette Prioste, Diana Grace. Raw 3: Remedies Alayvilla, Aurellia Cadous, Josephine Lopez, Pauline Rabasa, Yvonne Pacheco, Linda Takasugi. Row 4: Earl Halemanu, Alvin Sako, Wayne Rapozo, Elpedio Gonsolves, Ernesto Espiritu, Row 5: Mrs. Deschwanden, Virgilio Samiano, Hilario Leanio, Francis Brun, Nelson Freitas.