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

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v Ckeerfuf y Ze? loarfici afec! ixx' 'TJ' . GLENN FUNAMURA Koloa He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty. OCTOBER HARVEY GARCIA Lihue My religion of life is always to be cheerful. Enthusiastic students attended football games, special assemblies and boisterous pep rallies. Despite the unusual wet weather which ac- companied our football season, K.H.S. seniors loyally attended the games. Sitting in the rain- sooked bleachers with the juniors, sophomores, and freshmen, they cheered with undarnpened Hanomaulu school spirit, as our dauntless eleven once again came through to capture the KIF championship. LAWRENCE GIPOLAN Puhi Each man's belief is right in his own eyes, yjfgg Q Fig gill' sta 'v w-.,f5 ' .1 me : ' . -Q ' 1551. L3 I 5 , . fl 'Wit A 1 31 ff agm ' ,.. 2 fs ' Felix f ' 59' ??1f:i'. . - 1 . .J q l v wx- M - v,,:-,C es, E g., se, . , ,.- WAYNE GOKAN Lihue Little things are great to lit- tle men. 49 PATRICIA GARCIA G o o d understanding giveth favor. JULIETTE GARCIA Hanamaulu A thing of beauty is a ioy forever. Puhi , I BILLIE GUADI Kindness c offwill. '

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f ingfy glee? earne , fx fu ETHEL suuu-I rum L' l V CAROL runmoro Lihue Lihue ' ' - -X Lihue The A nice smile makes rnany A great devotee of the Gos service to others. friends. Del of Gelfiflll On- AW SHUCKSl Lillian Shirna pa- tiently waits while Ruth Miycslli and Jeanette Tanigawa hurriedly skim through their lex- sons befure classes. PATRICK FUJIMOTO Lihue Talking comes by nature, silence by wisdom. ROSEMARIE FUJIMOTO LINDA FUJITA I NAOMI FUKUMOTO GARY FUNADA Puhi Walluu Koloa Lihue Few PU' ful' of u 'dE Puhence 'S f' Howe' 'hcf' Beauty shines as c ray of There is eloquence in sn standing are the books of grows not in everyone s num. ,ence the Library of God. f ' nn- T -7' Vuf' 48 as

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we? Alairec! jo- f . ' 4- 'Cf' PATRICK NADA Puhi To that mon who himself JAYNICE HAMADA strives earnestly, God also Koloa lends a helping hand. Comemmem is an im- JANET HARA pregnable fortress. Kalaheo A , Self-respect is the corner- GERALD HASHIMOTO stone of irtue. , Puhi ' ff A man hath joy by the an- The hectic days of cramming studies into a SWS' Of his mouth- few short hours have gone. Some of the subjects crammed for were Eng- lish, chemistry, social studies, triganometry, and mechanical drawing. Students trudged the campus with drooping eyes and weary bodies. Some managed to pull through with flying colors, others coasted sofe- ly above C level, and a few barely passed. KENN ETH HIGA Kulaheo JANET HIGA A silent, shy, peace-loving Kalahea man. MANUEL HERESA Believe that you have it, Lihue and you havelit, MELVIN HASHIMOTO Art is the path of the cre- Puhi ntor hiAwork. All things come round him who will but wait. .ac . -9 J g'R 155: ' A 3 fl? ff. H:-5 -J 3- rfiel., Sfff' . ' i -Lo- 50