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

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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

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'D ' Rv , CHANG, KAN HING COREMA. IRENE Kaluheo Lihue Hanamauiu Pat is Chang g r i p ped the Dainty Irene was one of ed hula FFA chapter treasury for YTUIYIY Sweet Svniof Qifii- two years, WANT A PROGRAM? Hustling Edwin Moriwaki, Roger Fujii, Bryan Koba- yashi and Paul Tao into buying football programs are Mitsuo Tnkomoto and Dennis Kunimura. CORPUZ, PETER Puhi CRUZADA, GLORIA Hanamaulu Her incessant talking Two deep dimples appear on his cheeks whenever ,Q 10 .3 1 i CORPUZ, GREGORIA Hunamaulu Her erectness boasted a striking appearance. STARS OF THE SUMMER NIGHT Melodiaus harmony came from Azure-Teens Laynette Ma- nini, Carolyn Arruda, Gloria Manipon, Christina Dacay, Lucille Susan, Linda Baptiste and Marie Priasre ar the Community Chest assembiy, DACAY, CHRISTINA Puhi Cher-ana D0ssesses a he smiles. amused everyone, contagious personality. I f'x 1. Q ' I 1' Q ni ' 't G' na I , U -2 I -5 ik V Q x Nl X ., 85 DAIDA, FLORA Lawai Pink occentuates Flora's sweetness,