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

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Jgauai Z5 oufk An enthusiastic and able leader, Mr. lsamu Miyoshi, as principal of Kauai High School, has un- selfishly given time and effort toward upholding the standards and morals of our school. He guides the administration department and student body, not only as principal but as counselor, father, and teacher. Often seen at football and basketball games and other interscholastic activities, he hos set important examples in sportsmanship for us. His humorous anecdotes and short pep talks have become a significant part of our assemblies. Mr. Miyoshi is also an untiring and conscientious member in community and service activities. His present responsibilities entail participation as: Territorial President of the Hawaii High School Athletic Association, Director of Adult Education on Kauai, Treasurer of the Hawaii Education Association, program chairman of the Kauai Lions Club, member of the Board of Directors at the Lihue Hongwanji, committeeman for Boy Scout troop 83 of Kapaia, and member of the Kauai Hu- mane Society, which he has served for the past five years, Behind his present success in community, service, and school affairs lies an incomparable his- tory of commendable activities. A fte r serving as president of the senior class of Kauai High School in 1928, he continued his education at the University of Hawaii. Starting his climb to prin- cipalship, he taught for eighteen years at Eleele, Waimea, Waipahu and Farrington. He has been principal of Mana School, Anahola School, Kaumakani School, and Kauai High School. Throughout the years, he has contributed his sincere and undying efforts for the promotion of mutual under- standing among teachers, pupils and parents To a man whose feats words cannot iustifiably describe, the Ke Kuhiau staff,, on behalf of the student body, proudly dedicates our l959 year book - Mr. lsamu Miyoshi. TEENAGE CODE Judith Uemura and Dar- dunello Fsdran scan the school rules with Mr. Miyoshi. SUGGESTIONS WERE HELPFUL Mr. Miyoshi suggests ways to improve the campus to Girls League President, Gail Kobayashi. 7