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

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MRS. IKEHARNS HOMEROOM Bottom low l, left to right: Melanie Toyofuku, Consolacian Lopez, Janet Hara, Eunice lnouye, Gail Kobayashi, Caro- lina Ochoco, Ann Nogami. Row 2: Carol Ann Duarte, Priscilla Taba, Sarah Fuiii, Ethel Urakawa, Kathleen Sasaki, Norma Palacay, Ofelio Curammeng. Raw 3: Patricia Garcia, Charlotte Silva, Carol Fujimoto, Betty Muraoka, lsabello Eergonia, Lynette Williams, Janet Higa. Raw 4: Karl Matsumura, Leonard Rapazo, Lorraine Lopez, Kathleen Texei- ra, Lorene Watanabe, Caridad Monces, Raw 5: Harold Sato, Lawrence Agena, Harvey Garcia, Jean Aldosa, Theresa Cos- ta Brum, Lawrence Gipolan. Raw 6: Mrs. lkehara, Patrick Hoda, Stanley Oshima, Glenn Shibuya, John Dong, Benjamin Kulu. ainfaine Ns- - NEW FACES New student arrivals Bernice Braun and Leslie Silva became acquainted with their homeroom teacher, Mr. Fountain. , rx ' 23?-9-r M N . -i ' l SPIC AND SPAN Sarah Fujii and Kathleen Sasaki sweep the dirt particles into the dust pan held by John Dang. Doing the bl is Carol Fujimottl. ackhaard CRAMMING Trying to study for an exam is James Sasaki. Malcolm Ikeda, Howard Tsuchiyama and Nolan Bukaski find other interesting things to do. 7 3 I ' . 28330 .ww ,... . , RA.. ,

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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,

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.Sin gaftf Juniors found their third year at Kauai High School fun, but also o routine of study and tests. Mr. Boles' Junior English classes saw deep concentration on Public Speaking, American Literature and grammar. Assignments became difficult as the year progressed. Research papers were due after the Christmas holidays and themes had to be written. Weeks of delicate operation and wondrous ideas produced many Aerated projects in Mr. Fountain's social studies classes. News reels were viewed by students on happenings around the globe. SINK OR SWIM This quarter shows improvement for Elizabeth Agao and Eleanor Araneto, according to Mrs. Kim's red book. LOOKING FOR REFERENCE Working on research papers kept Kenneth Kadarna. Norma Palaeay, Jesse Nii, Josephine Naeua, and Pris- cilla Taba busy reading encyclopedias and taking notes in the library. MR. BALES' HOMEROOM Bottom row I, left ta right: Evelyn Morris, Colombo Abara, Carol Medeiros, Bernice Keuma, Juliette Garcia, Madge Okinishi, Rose Marie Fujirnoto. Row 2: Nora Na kata, Myra Muraoka, Joyce Racelo, Margo Kunimura, Marian Doi, Gerald Hashimoto, Wayne Gokan. Row 3: Janet Naito, Joan Kunimura, Gladys Miyazaki, Eliza- beth Ferreira, Lorraine Muranaka, Apryle Motoda, Clydene Hummel. Row 4: Marshal Nakamatsu, Glenn Funa- mura, Patrick Loyosa, Wayne Jerves, Richard Matsumoto, Dennis Miyoshi, Joseph Vierra. Row 5: Russell Taba, Raymond Tabuchi, Gary Nokagawa, Herbert Hikiji, Douglas Hoy, George lshiguro, Alvin Tanaka. Raw 6: Mr. Eales, Alvin Takemoto, Melvin Nagato, Clarence Kakutani. -...J- 'Q--qi,-. '-' t it 'f