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

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llfldfln Eno fs Young thespians presented Christmas Re- captured , during the Christmas assembly. Jun- iors having roles in the one act play were Carole Ann Duarte, Marshal Nakamatsu, and Alan Sa- saki. Music from far oft Spain was heard in Spanish l 6' 2. Christmas carols were sung in Spanish, taught by instructor Miss lshizaki. Eight juniors participated in the Practical Training Corps this year, Devoting their time to field and shop work, these boys worked with men of the Lihue Plantation Company. PROJECTS WERE DUE Observing tlm beautiful project made by the ambitious students of the iunior social studies classes are Rudy Delos Santos, George Gora and Mathilda Vascnncellas. NAVIDAD EN CLASE DE ESPANOL Miss Isluixalri completes her Christmas :tary in Spanish I , Cv Z by showing pictures to luer attentive students. Seated, . lett to right are Gladys Miyazaki, Nora Nakata, Jane Too, Gloria Nishihara, Lynette Williams and Amy Sato. MR. FOUNTAIN'S HOMEROOM Bottom raw I, left to right: Lauretta Dias, Gladys Souza, Elsie lchimasa, Norma Brum, Britchord Tremain, Gloria Nishihara, Jo Ann Watanabe. Row 2: Merlyn Pascual, Jean Iwasaki, Jone Muranako, May Mori, Jane Hirota, Ruth Miyoshi, Barbara Blackstad. Row 3: Naomi Fukumoto, Miriam Iwasaki, Billie Guadiz, Joyce Ri' vera, Carolina Delostrico, Geraldine Travaso, Linda Fuiita. Row 4: Carl Motsunaga, Marvin Taba, Roy Mori- moto, Gary Matsushige, William Duarte, Leroy Rodrigues. Row 5: Mr. Fountain, Earl Okuda, Albert Nakamura, Ronald Alimboyoguen, Roy Silva, Thomas Saito. sl

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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

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MR. KUBOTA'S HOMEROOM Bottom row l, left to right: Rosaline Vierra, Linda Yamasoki, Ethel Fuiii, Louise Kola, Priscilla Manuel, Florence Padin. Row Z: Richard Shinseki, Helen Morioka, Carol Muranako, Judy Yaguchi, Elaine Bukoski, Thomas Wheeler, Row 3: Alan Sasaki, Melvin Yoshioka, Allen lnouye, Lawrence Suan, Patrick Fuiimato, Noel Matsuoka. Row 4: Melvin Hashimoto, Kenneth Kodama, Gary Yoshida, Jesse Nil, Authur Maghanoy, Susumu Muraoka. Row 5: Mr. Kubota, Ron- ald Nagao, Richard Todo, Stanley Okuno. The juniors were well represented in athletics, standing committees and many other school ac- tivities. Junior gridsters who did well for the team this season were Karl Matsumura, Patrick jr., Layosa, Russell Taba, George Yoshioka, Melvin Yoshioka, Aurelio Romelb, Marvin Yamauchi, Gerald Tsukamoto and Lawrence Agena. Other fine athletes were also represented in basket- ball, baseball and track. With confidence and eagerness the Jolly Juniors look forward to their last year at Kauai High when they will be the Mighty Seniors of the school. P,1,, w,g,5,!f.Iff'fff?i 'k ff, 'M CONGRATULATIONS! Principal lsomu Miyoslri congratulates Voice of De- mocracy winner, Melanie Toyofuku. l i DAILY CHORE Horneroom manager Judy Yaguclli lakes enrollment count every morning as port of her many chores.