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

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Wm f 'l Fi. to ,,...... 1. x 2 EARL OKUDA Koloa He was n very perfect gentleman. NORMA PALACAY Lihue Honesty is the best pol- icy. STANLEY OKUNO FLORENCE PADEN ..r TERESITA PAJARILLO Koloheo A witty woman is o treas Kama A Koloa ureg a witty beauty is o A good companion is The lips of knowledge are power-A good company. o precious jewel. ...f 4 MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THESE Seniors LeRoy Silva, Corl Motsunogo, Joe V culling cords before graduation. 1 MERLYN PASCUAL PATRICK PA AO ' Lihue Kolaheof 1. h To have noble iudg- A gentleman ls often ment ls good. seen Qut 'seldom heard to laugh. ' V M, Q , 7 , , Q -1: A Q. 7' ' ' I 5 4. S ' V RPS? A ,wxf -v nv fegk E It L --ff? sa Effie 5' X , a g - we ' . X . 4' ,r 'LX 'A Y f 'Ili V W 1 f , V X. L 60 ierro, ond Pot Loyoso look over LAOLA PEANU Lihue Dancing, the most beau tiful of the nrts. 'UN

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,4,,.1 aw, 57. f7Ae 5.4 ENRIQUITA NELMIDA Lihue The laugh lx P-5, ALBERT NAKAMURA Lihue The will of ci mon is his happiness FEBRUARY NORA NAKATA Koloa Kindness comes from e heart February was the shortest month of the year but it was filled with excitement for the seniors The University of Hawaii Deputation team ap- peared befcre the school, presenting scenes from university life, both in clubs and classes. The dreaded T.B. skin test was administered. Senior Week, held at that time, was fun-filled with different activities on each day. The week was climaxed with a Senior Canteen held in our gym. JESSE NII Kalaheo An investment in knowledge pays the W best interest. KENNETH NAVARRO Kalaheo He dances well for whom fortune pipes STANLEY OHAMA Lihue Good service is a great enchantment will be mme ,fn GLORIA NISHIHARA Koloa Faith is our most pow- erful guidance. CAROLINA OCHOCO Hanamau lu All art a music. spires towards

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gl eeJ M900 Kaloheo ln silence also there's worth that brings no rest. JOSEPH POLAN Lihue 42 To play fair is sportman- Laughter makes o bright- ship. er world. MARCH During March many seniors helped plan and prepare for the annual Raider Carnival. Mem- bers took part in the variety show, country store, and food and game booths. On the athletic field, baseball veterans and try-outs practiced daily, mastering their tech- niques. Among team members were seniors James Yasuda, Karl Matsumura, Aurelio Ra- melb, Lawrence Suan, Angel Madrid, Charles Carveiro, Wayne Uyematsu, and Earl Okuda. 4 ,et f JOYCE RACELO ' Koloa A good disposition is God's happiest gift. JOHN RITA Kalaheo He who has great strength should use it lightly. Joss urosos A Lzorutnn iutrozo Puhi Lihue AURELIO RAMELB All is for the best in the The of darkness is Hanamaulu world. The mildest manners with the bravest mind. .w-an 6l