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

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i IWAMOTO, RLEEN ilWci a .. Gar Ious L n was ul- wa o-date on au- tom il sf , . I Gnunamcr , Seniors enicyed their last Christmas party on the camp- JAVIERI ERNEST us' Koloa Erny was on all-star center with the Raider eleven, ' JIMINEZ, ll IA ucgfccle .Sudan time Q 1 Zini g- cutting techniques. KAGEYAMA, BRYAN KAMA, WALLACE KAMIBAYASHIYAMA, Koloa KALUAHINE, MATTHEW Nawiliwili BETTY GuniK, student body Nuwiliwili Side burns and a real hep Lihue always had a Kam WCS 'he well-built swing describes Wally to Gentle Betty devoted her lifeguard ut Rice's Beach. q T. time to studying. C 9l

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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.

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fe-1' .v,,, ..-'4' ' KAWAMURA, EDWARD KEUMA, SARAH KIDO, LAWRENCE Lihue Huleia Nawiliwili , Bolo's rod was popular Sarah was known for her Dynamo Ride was an ' among the athletic boys. beautiful, long tresses. asset to the varsity five. KANOH0, ALFRED Lihue On the athletic field, Son displayed his tolerance. JANUARY The Senior Career Day was held on Friday af- ternoon, January 17, during fifth ond sixth peri- ods. Each senior was allowed to attend two meet- ings headed by community leaders in various vocational fields. Each session was concluded with a question and answer period, from which seniors gained deeper insight to possible careers. Areas covered included auto mechanics, garage business, engineering, salesmanship, social ser- vice opportunities, secretarial opportunities, ho- tels and tourist service, retailing and merchan- dising, elementary ond secondary school teach- 6ll eel 5 2 0l'l ln conjunction with this event, Major Salva- tore A. Pelle, Chief of Information Services at Hickam Air Force Base, spoke on Space Travel. His delivery centered on its problems and devel- opments, which included rockets, jets, missiles, and the future of air transport. Seniors were found exhausted with the onset of the College Entrance Examination on January ll and the U.H. Entrance Examination on Jan- uary 20, Their seemingly daunted spirits soared to im- measurable altitudes with the arrival of calling cards, fulfilling the friendly pleas for remem- ing, KOBAYASH I, BRYAN brance. Lihue A lover of baseball is well- mannered Bozo . rv- --p -fm KOMAKI, KUNIMURA, DENNIS KUNIMURA. Kglqhe Koloa Koloa Lo i ss la tlarge Naughty Danny e n- Annual work was not pos- vocab Y rm chanted everyone with his sible without Sanie's res- mysterious smile. ponsibleness. 92