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

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f?,aj1,q?,9-f',6J441Jf2f-01c4dJMf,4fZf,a .2fal?4a.,Q,t,o5Q,,4,Q jkrougk jheir jaalfd, STUDIOUS JUNIORS Studying for a test are Sandy Ota, John Bandlnann, ,: Wayne Hasllimotu and Thomas Turner - but look a.....a.,.e,N f- Y 9 J ' ' - f ' at Ri:ky's book. . .3-M., ...W . W 1 - . A fl,,,: 'i Fi' Q. HOMEWORK! HOMEWORK! Mr. Dales explains an assignment to Sharon Akama and Patsy Kawaaka. MRS. UMEl'lARA'S HOMEROOM Lett to right, Raw l: Mrs. Umehara, Gwen Rapozo, Janet Carema, Patricia Fune, Elsie Quel, Judy Bukoskl, An- nette Kakutani. Row 2: Alvin Tanigawa, Michael lnouye, Ronald Silva, Robert Yamamoto, Glenn Hayashi, Jerry Delapina, James Pascun. Row 3: Nicholas Koshiwobora, David Kowakami, Albert Sugano, Lawrence Murarnoto, James Kuraiwa, Francis lshida, Colin Morinoka. Raw 4: Melvin Fukumato, James Tamekazu, Richard Vierra, Ru- dolph Schumacher, Joseph Andrade, Allan Tsukamoto, Gene Tasaka. 36

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xlaerienced .Ariel M4 With great expectations the Juniors entered Kauai High School for their third year. Paving the way for them were officers Eric Shinseki, President, Gary Yamamoto, Vice President, Elaine Higashi, secretary, and Edith Nomi, treas- urer. Outstanding leaders Eric Shinseki represent- ed Hawaii as Goodwill Ambassador to New Jersey, and Glen Terui represented Kauai High School as a delegate to the Territorial High School Government Association Conference. Helping in the tedious job of preparing for the KHS Carnival, the Class of i960 participated in the sole of goods. With all this, the long- awaited Junior Class Week arrived, filled with fun and laughter, The highlighting event of the year was the Junior Promenade with all its prep- aration ond excitement. Preparing for this gala event were Edith Nomi and Milton Valera, co- chairmen. This climoxed a wonderful year for the Juniors, and now they are looking forward to a more memorable year as Mighty Seniors, I ...A s sg ...Vx DELICIOUS LUNCH Jean Kawamura, Joyce Kiikuni, .lean Aralraki and Ellen Fuiiaka enjoy the Thanksgiving lunch. MR. FOUNTAIN'S HOMEROOM Left to right, Row I: Florence Villanueva, Nelia Fodron, Judith Uemura, JoAnn Akaji, Jean Kowomura, Lynette Prioste. Row Z: Naomi Kaneshiro, Hilario Leania, Stanley Agan, Arlene Arincgu, Remedios Alayvillo, Gloria Agoo, Row 3: Jay Hurley, Ernest Puni, Richard Suenaga, Francis Brun, Stanley Sa, Milton Valera. Raw 4: Mr. Fountain, Wallace Aoki, Glenn Shimizu, Ronald Gonsalves, Allan Ozaki, Roy Tateishi.

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ww Mx, ,Mamie .flemswfmf ,s4f4,,.J,w.a jlrey relaarec! jheir .ibeafiniea MISS KANENAKAVHOMEROOM Left Ia right, Row I: Diane Grace, Linda Yasuda, Natalie Perreira, Mary Ferreira, Elsie Shima, Nora Miyazaki, Elaine Tanaka. Raw 2: Calvin Murayama, Wayne Yaguchi, Wayne Sadarnitsu, Ilene Rego, Caroline Rego, Carl Pug- linawan, Joseph Daos. Row 3: Gilbert Fujirnoto, Wilbert Nokaohiki, Paul Agar, Wilfred Nakaahiki, Charles Fuji- moto, Leonard Ah You, Vicente Taboniar. Row 4: Miss Kanenaka, Wally lwasaki, Robert Matsuda, Jose Gompon, David Daos. Through those long and joyful months, stu- dents brought honor to their class, especially on the athletic field. Helping to bring back the football championship to Kauai for the seventh consecutive year were Ernest Puni, Albert Su- gano, Jose Gompon, Glenn Hayashi, John Band- rnann, James Tamekozu, Douglas Fojordo and Wayne Hashimoto, But there were many more who brought honor in school activities, commu- nity clubs and individuality. L I x THINK! THINK! THINK! Discussing the rules for P. E. classes are Ja Ann Fujii, GLANCING 1-HRQUGH EXCHANGE ANNUALS Barham Takeuchi and Melinda Texeira. Ruth Hilniii, Barbara Takeuchi and Jinny Kunilnura browse through annuals, looking far ideas to improve their layouts. 37