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

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Mnify purpode Already oriented to the ways of high school, the juniors returned for another year of study and fun. Traditional ordering of class rings called for advances in allowances. The Junior Prom, colored with unforgettable memories, highlighted the Class of l959. Reign- ing over the multitude were Queen Juliette Gar- cia ond King Patrick Layoso. Along with the trivolity and excitement of events, the juniors studied and often crammed, as they prepared themselves to meet their senior year with wisdom, new ideas, and higher goals. STUDYING CAN BE FUN! Jean Seluimmelfennig makes the melt of her study hell and studies for u serial studies test. FOOD COMES FIRST! what to buy. -1,14 TAKING A BREAK! Ccnidad Montes, fasten: her hair net into position, while Joan ,' V Kunimura makes sure her hands are clean. if c , ' f .' V . s . i F lx Fi, - - .rt Mp' A 'fi L., i 31' i 1 - A gl' - V. 5 A Af? ' F' i4if:25fiQf' it in wif:-if E i l f E iii . fi? X , it i?'f'eit'f-F. 1 -2 ii ' . ff J'-. f ,ii'., , I g ,L , , fs 7l .5 , 1 I :VK .,..1 j W lie, .u gig -ftgipg i, ,fy abr Ax Dennis Miyoshi and Melvin Yoshioka wait on Ed- win Meriwalni and Roger Fujii. Edwin cen'l decide er.-may-511 SW-'qi .4 ,A Q,-

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r h I r JANET NAITO Secretary Personality plus, Janet is a whiz in class: an able lead- er, she is also amiable. xivtuq. 'WSQW gi' 331' 'Avis' ., lp' ' I Mg. i' .43-ix? 'f ' Q -'i'z'E'i 3'5- -1-uu-ou-:.,. ' , , as 1.i.f., ,1 .nfs am.. . .,... 1 ...,. ,.,...agf . V. F. , - , :::::gfs:'::: .. . , ,.. 'mi I ,j - :gf .,.?I5.,,z..?. M . : ' x La H is , ' 9 0? Ia if 4. TL, s j Mg... M .s A , ,. N a f ' .- Q' 'as l 3 4 ,......m.5 ig U.Ef l:T,Z Y.. l,,:.,5.1.:w.:..:..3 ' TI.: 2 1 2..: I!.UT.t.t..,:: :Q DENNIS President Studious MIYOSHI Dennis is always willing to help aihers. jkey MLPLBJ L... ' . .. f . .. ' m S , ,, . k, ' ' . , , M-ji-,. it ,.. ,.,.,,. 4 I K+ wr mi.: ..' --l L . . RUSSELL TABA Treasurer Cute and ially Russ handles all coins and greanbaeln. K 'ffffff-3 :':QQf'2'7 H55 VT? MARS!-:AL NAKAMATSU W-:-ELI1Z'Efff-'N ME fb E5 Vice President .Z . l 'fflz Cheerful and happy-ga- Li: ,,., ' ji lucky, Marshal is a wonder- h','1f f .' .' F 111:52 I V ful guy to talk ta. f-3-QT' az Qhfig Q . ig, gg 4. ygiuiwl-4 Q .P A11 IS IT TOUGH? Scratching his head, frustrated Gary Yoshida takes his chemistry test in the radio roam. JUNIOR COUNCIL IN ACTION! Everyona seems to be listening ta Dennis Mlyoshi, but the camera must have caught Russell Taba's straying eyes.

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Good fellowship between the Jolly Juniors and their advisors was maintained in their activities throughout the year. The Junior Canteen was only one example of harmonious combined plan- ning. Many of the juniors took chemistry l C-r 2 and found that it was not what they had ex- pected. Learning the valence chart and chemical equations were some of the tasks that confronted them. Students who proved their capabilities in the classrooms were scholars Dennis Miyoshi, Apryle Motoda, Myra Muraoka, and Clydene Hummel. Versatility best describes the well-rounded junior class. IS IT REALLY SPUTNIK? John Rita and Josephine Nacuo look at the model of the Russian Sputnik in the library. je! owfi cya HANGING DISH TOWELS A daily inb for a cafeteria worker, Charlene Ka- Iuahine isn't bothered by the photographer. MRS. KlM'S HOMEROOM Bottom row l, left to right: Annette Kakutani, Jean Ishii, Moria Basug, Jane Too, Amy Sato, Shirley Karimoto, Raw Z: Arsenia Francisco, Katherine Kinoshita, Nancy Shigemoto, Gladys lida, Jaynice Hamada, Dolores Voles, Yolanda Delostrico. Row 3: Barbara Jean Martin, Juliette Ellnsas, Enriquita Nelmido, Aurelia Miguel, Mary Ellen Lee, Eliza- beth Agao, Eleanor Araneta. Raw 4: Wayne Uyematsu, Edwin Wada, James Sasaki, Lillian Kolo, Martina Rabasa, Andrita Suero, Charlene Koluuhine. Row 5: Jose Roposas, Manuel Matias, Dennis Forias, Gary Funada, Leroy Silva, Blayne Hiranako. Row 6: Mrs. Kim, Howard Tsuchiyama, Bernard Perreira, Malcolm Ikeda,