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

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graJuafion rouglrf K. -,N Q-vu. JEANET:I'E TANIGAWA JANE TAO -X Lihue Koloa ,fi , xl ' A gentle voice benefits the Joys comes of simplicity. mind. V MAY Excitedly and in great elegance, the Mighty Seniors attended their last high school dance, the long awaited Senior Prom. The decorations, music, and senior court will long be remember- ed by these future leaders. Tables were set with delicious food when the annual Senior Banquet was held at Kauai Inn. A final touch of dancing added to this momentous event. An Awards Assembly for deserving members of the Class of '59 was held to promote extra- KATHLEEN TEXEIRA Lihue Lihue Myriad laughter of the ocean waves. s..,N- RICHARD TODA He is happy who knows his good fortune. curricular activities, Na Lima Kokuo certificates were handed out to those who gave outstanding service to the school, athletic letters were awarded the boys who participated in football, basketball, baseball, and track. On May Day, seniors fluttered about, decked with beautiful leis. Two members of the Class of '59 reigned as King and Queen over this festive day, As activities came and passed, May closed her doors, bringing the Seniors a step closer to the world of work. ' 1 MELANIE TOYOFUKU GERALDINE TRAVASO BRITCHARD TREMAINE HOWARD TSUCHIYAMA Hanamaulu Hanamaulu Kalaheo Puhi Wisdom is better than Cheerful company short- Speak no ill of a friend or A merry companion is rubies. ens the miles. even an enemy. music on a long journey.

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.911 gyery Qlqfoclucfion ifffsg' PMG. Jslfiifil ' . i f l,5?.ip.li s L EQ i ,f , . 'A X? -1 ' Q- T' A , 05 , 9, , . an A M. , ' pr 1 ANQRITA SUERO ll RUSSELL TABA Li 4 , Koloheo N ' ' 'SS I MARVIN TABA PRISCILLA A merry heart maketh o W inglh art. Kqlqheg Kaqnheo cheerful countenance. A man of understa din Goodness is the only holdeth his peace. vestment that never foils. APRIL Again the winds and showers of April prevail- ed the campus of Kauai High, making it an en- joyable and prosperous month. The Raiders Round-Up, the annual Carnival at Kauai High School, took place. Many enjoy- ed themselves at the carnival, making it Bigger and Better . Rides, games, food booths and the variety show were the main attractions of this RAYMOND TABUCHI AYAKO TAIRA Koloa Koloa Mon's best candle is his The wisdom are gala affair. Much of the success of the carnival was due to the help of seniors, who manned booths, and the indispensable help and guidance of faculty and parents. A scrip selling contest was also a contributing factor to the success of the Round-Up. Preparations for the May day program were also held throughout this month. understanding. never ' ,,.-up ALVIN TAKEMOT0 ALVIN TANAKA Lihue Koloa Out of his mouth cometh Action is the proper fruit knowledge and under- to knowledge. standing. '-'S' , A..

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0l'l'lQl'lf0U,6 feld .9I'lt0 Oli 2 43 -al '17 -ci? sf Q'--Y GERALD TSUKAMOTO LINCOLN URABE ETHEL URAKAWA WAYNE UYEMATSU Hanamaulu Kalcheo Lihue Lihue Energy ond tenacity con- A tender heart, o will in- Modesty is ca candle to thy Confentment is happiness. quer ull. flexible. merit. al Ll SMA like ll . 'x, DOLORES VALES MATHILDA BARBARA VICTORINO Koloheo VASCONCELLOS Kalaheo Slow to argue but quick Koloa Exuberonce is beauty. to act. The thoughts of the right- eous are right. 67 WHAT CLASS? Avid baseball fan: seem engrossed in the World Series broadcast. Left to right: Earl Okudu, Allen lnouye, Wayne Gokan, and W a y n e Uyematsu. RONALD VICTORINO Kolaheo Goodness is the best in- vestment.