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

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ABARA ANAS1' X K 4 cre a It Q knac for tea AGOSTO, LINDA Lawai Attractive Dolly was the territorial Miss Puer- to Rico of l957. 'FST A iEi3fF'i'fnW-599 1' . if-'!'..,... . . v , Q -img: , 4. ACOSTA, KATHERINE Puhi A top-notch comedian, Kathy is full of fun- loving jokes. X x AGUIAR, THRYN Ko o X An v' enforcer was Jet' campus police officer. V AGUSTIN, BETTY LOU Koloa Soft-spoken Betty is a favorite among her friends. VS 82 j7Aey jorf AGAN, RAYMOND Koloa One of the best-dressed Seniors he pepped the cheering section. SEPTEMBER The school bell rang once more, beckoning students into their classrooms. After three months of summer vacation, the still corridors were again filled with the trampling of feet and laughter as faculty and students recalled the many experiences during summer. Studies went into full swing as new teachers acquainted themselves with campus life and stu- dents became adjusted to homework and texts. The seniors felt distinguished as leaders on the campus and set out to prove their worth to admiring underclassmen. Taking an active part in extra-curricular activities, the seniors held positions in the student court, student govern- ment, and various clubs. JOANN clown

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il' .L THE FUTURE consulted teachers, parents, and friends, searching the right field to enter. Pnrtraying their future careers seated: engineers, Glenn Arakaki, Sheila Umehara. stewardess, Carolyn Arruda, teacher, Lawrence orgayo, with o court representing five racial xtractions, reigned over the Junior promenade hemed Picnic. Juniors produced outstanding athletes on the ridiron, hard-wood, on the diamond and clnder oth. Excelling in athletics were Charles Taba, avid lha, Bryan Kageyama, Herbert Morris, lenn Takabayashi, Allen Uyematsu, Casemero pe, Gerald Souza and Lawrence Kido. HE LAST STRIDE T0 COMMENCEMENT Mighty were the seniors in their final year. The traditional exchange of friendship photos continued throughout, and months flew past. Seniors planned their careers, consulting 'eachers and counselor Mrs. Mant, preparing for he not too distant future. The College En- 'rance Examination Board and University of Ha- aii entrance tests were administered to all inter- sted seniors. The Guidance Committee, under the chair- anship of Vivian Takemato, presented the Se- ior class with speakers from the community in bservance of three Career Days. Graduation drew closer as preparations were ade for the banquet, baccalaureate service nd commencement exerci-ses. The once timid freshmen were now at the :lose of four fun filled, yet hardetoiled years- :acing the future of Horizons Unlimited, with nly their knowledge for a weapon, guide and omforter. Seniors-so proudly we hail! CC K 77 orizond n imifec! run AHFQ I G., 4-4 PLAN AHEAD Casemero Epc, Vivian Talusmato, chairman of the guid- ance committee and Leonora Pascua observe posters on careers. J A M... ..'n 'f' LEADERS OF TOMORROW Seniors gathered to discus and prepare for their future careers.

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o roue .7!Leir MAMA AKAMA, DIANA Lihue Efficiency is my policy is her mano. K , ,..-Q. SEPTEMBER MEANT STUDY Buck to the ole grind, seniors KHS. Concenhoiing are June and Edwin Mntsumura. n i ARRUDA, CAROLYN Lihue Queen CaryI graced the campus with her per- sonable ways. 'nj O faced their lost year at Hndamn, Claudio Paula bu ALI A OY0 EN, TA LL io s 'Nita has word for all. BAPTISTE, LINDA Lihue A combination of beauty and brains is Lin. ASCHENBRENNER, DONNA Poipu Donna is a favor- ail who know her. ,AQ ALMEIDA, LORRAINE Koloa An ardent Raider fan was active Lorraine. ARAKAKI, GLENN Koloa GIenn's ambition is to become an engineer. ...., -T17 pil 83