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

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gg IVY Nr' HIGA. GEORGE Koloa Rascal Y0sh was a cer- tain teccher's favorite. H0 T E . HELEN aughs, every- o ghs. gn i , A .fs pv- LAWRENC ed Larry' character. HIGASHI, SHIRLEY did she lenrn and will glady teach 89

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3400! pu- an ,.,, -I tn i FUJISHIGE, ELLEN Puhi Sincerit is EIlen's fore- Y most trait, HADAMA, JANE Koloa A future success in the commercial field is Jane. FUJIURA, HOWARD Koloa Yuki's fr i e n d l i ness makes him a delightful companion. pn A 'f' HAITSUKA, HARUYO Puhi Bruie is observed as up-to-date dresser. 88 s rg A N. GARCIA, LORETTA Hanamaulu Full of spirit is Loretta who owned a treasured Ko- na haf, pleasure in ot humor. They crammed, discussed, and debated among themselves, educating one another, in class, at work, or at play. This described the Mighty Se- niors during their fourth year of secondary ed- ucation, learning in a public institution with classmates from all walks af life. They anticipated the arrival of commence- ment, They were aware of the adjustments and responsibilities awaiting them afterwards and they prepared themselves for it. However, as each day brought them closer to graduation, they remembered their motto, Suc- cess comes in can's, failure in can'ts, and felt a gratifying sense of accomplishment and con- fidence. Glancing back, they recalled numerous acti- vities including a hearty welcome forthe Fresh- ies, gay, carefree picnics, dances, parties, and last, but not least, long, dreary hours studying for exams. Indeed, these had been four wholesome, tun- filled years at Kauai High School. HALEMANU. ALEXANDER Huleia Alexander was one af the hard-work- ing PTC boys.

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DECEMBER md 1? i IHA, DAVID Koloa This all-around guy was recognized by all on campus. INOUYE, JOYCE Kaloheo Trim without IKEDA, Lihue ' Talented Barbara plays the piano-accordian. ISHIGURO, EDWARD Lowai Without difficulty he an- alyzed science problems. f 1 ISHII, HELEN Koloa Soft-spoken Helen was a reliable library aide, U.- .q is, 'm 90 ILORETA, CECILIAA 'No'-'YE' GARY Hanamaulu Kalaheo Cecilia's beautiful outfits A Qllief lad. Dade iS were the girls' admiration. EVE'- E0dY 'O hell? Others. .24 jbl.I'l hKeJ Q3 Christmas was in the air and students joyously participated in yuletide activities as the season progressed. Homerooms were decorated with colorful bells, paper chains and varieties of gay trimmings accenting the spirit of Christmas. White Christmas, the first Student Body dance, was highlighted by the crowning of Mr. and Mrs. Prep Football, seniors, Gerald Souza and Donna Aschenbrenner. Carol singing and gift giving illuminated the spirit of Christmas as classes held parties, the last of its far Mighty Seniors. Christmas Recapturedn featured young thes- pions from the Senior class. Participating in the one-act play were Claudio Panis, Dante Samia- no, Linda Baptiste, Kathryn Aguiar, and Vivian Takemoto. Gold, red, green, and silver wreaths colored the library and office. Donors included the FHA, NCC, Girls' League, and Red Cross.