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

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MLrLecL .fdncl lgfayecl xiii f MR. SAKAMOTO'S HOMEROOM Left In right, Raw l: Claire Bukoski, Mary Polon, Leimomi Buchanan, Katherine Casabcr, Ardientes Ccletena, Carol Shigemoto, Doris Tonisoki. Raw 2: Nelson Rego, Yvonne Orsatelli, Janet Nishi, Joan Fukunaga, Georgiannu Roco, Merlita Rapasas, Fred Uemura. Raw 3: Allen Acosta, Alfred Timtim, Richard Fuiimoto, Richard Thompson, Licerio Butacan, Manuel Lopez, Michael Blackslad. Row 4: Beniomin Espiritu, Robert Agena, Dennis Horita, Den- nis Manipon, Florencio Baxa, Frederica Delos Reyes, Stanley Gonsolves, Stanford Lindsey. Row 5: Mr. Sakamoto, Frederic Ellomar, Raymond Sandccan, Terry Morishige, Patricia Ramelb, Patrick Brun, Pat Nagao. Uneven click-clocks could be heard from the Typing l 5' 2 classes as each student tried to reach his goal in typing fifty words per minute. Amid the clanking of the keys, each shared in the joy of learning to type with speed and precision. Along with all the work and play as soph- omores, every member of the class of '61 gain- ed the satisfaction of completing another year and looking on to the next. CLICK-CLACK Students type to the rhythm oi music, while Mrs. Miynhom checks an Byron Kunimura. AXIOMS AND THEOREMS Angels Valera, Leslie Hashimoto and Wayne Oluzmuru solve problems on the board under Mn. Deschwandeni zu- pervisien. 31

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' I cwil MISS 0KANO'S HOMEROOM Left to right, Row I: Sharon Arruda, Karen Oshiro, Louise Honda, Shirley Gipolon, Mary Duarte, Libbie Duarte, Yvonne Ferreira, Flora Nokamota. Row Z: Ernest Medeiros, Marvin Okuno, Frances Costa, Annie Fernandez, Carol Chow, Clyde lloreta, David Vasconcellos, Row 3: Edward Keoho, Bryan Muronaka, Steven Hirana, Byron Kunimura, George Taketa, Dennis Rego, Albert Araneta. Row 4: Miss Okano, Alfredo Sobriano, Jerry Refamonte, John Vegas, Daniel Tomas, Robert Lara. BREAK THROUGH THE LINE Sophomore boy: are ready to break through lor a touchdown during Physical Education. DAILY VOCABULARY Sophomore boys do their spelling on the hoard with the help of Miss Henning, while the rest of the class looks nn. With a feeling of added confidence and ac- complishmen, the sophomores faced another year of work, class activities and fun. Having already completed one year of high school life, they looked to their second with more certainty. Though lessons were more difficult, they also enjoyed more activities and shared their abili- ties in school functions. The Sophomore Week class dance and the sophomore edition of the Ka Welo were some of the many class projects undertaken. 1 3718, 55,484

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im, igor, .fdncl ufagfy Left lo right Row I Angela Valera Dolores Pcscua Linda Annaga, Barbara Akama, Dolores Viado, Lola lida, Patricia Costa Brum Row 2 Francis Kvyabu Clarence Gardner Marsha Muramoto, Beverly Akama, Jesuso Mar- ques Janet Watanabe Tyrone Guacluz Barry Turner Row 3 Stennett Bell, Marvin lnauye, Floresta Villan, Stan- ley Chow Leonard Medelros Michael Ching Melvin Matsuwakl Row 4: Stephen Gushiken, Robert Gircld, Albert Sherokl Leslie Hashimoto Wayne Muranaka Wayne Okamuro Paul Takeuchi. Row 5: Mr. Kato, Robert Kealoha, . 1- '. L .17 QUIZ COMING UP Doing last minute eramming before the fifth period biology quiz are Lurene Fujita, Beverly Hashimoto, Jenn Kunemaru and Angela Valera.