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

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, ,X -' CHI . . JASSRE The Campus Police Officers were constantly ,Lv'k'.l5' on the alert for law-breakers. No student violat- Q ed a law and got away with it. These C,P,O.'s could be seen keeping watch 1. 3 . , at the lunch line everyday. Hungry students 1 found no chance at any time to cut into the line to get to their lunches faster. Collecting lunch money was another duty carried on by the officers during the lunch hour. Chief Judy Yaguchi kept daily watch to see that everything went smoothly, At football games, officers in black and white kept vigil in clear or stormy weather. ln the box- office, other members collected tickets at all interscholastic home games. Maintaining law and order on and off the campus was the purpose of these Campus Police Officers. A student committing his first offense was quickly reprimanded but a second warning meant an arrest and a summons to appear in the school court. C.P.O.'S ON DUTY . . . EVER ALERT! In the lunch line or at the table. C.P.O.'s maintained law and order. CAMPUS POLICE OFFICERS Left to right, Row l: 6 Annette Uyesona, Kar- en Hirota, Sharon Mu- raoka, Columba Aba- ra, Melanie Toyofuku. Row 2: Barbara Toke- uchi, Sharon Akama, Jean Kanemaru, Lillian Tao, Lindo Yasuda, sw Janet Naito. Row 3: Jeanne Muramato, Lorna Yamauchi, Kath- erine Aquino, Linda Yamasaki, Elaine Hi- goshi. Row 4: Ethel Naito, Betty Muraoka, Arleen Kashima, Judith Yoshioka, Marsha Mu- ramoto, Judy Yaguchi. xx l 80

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JANE MURANAKA Editor-in-Chief I NORMA Business anag lb ! fx ml I l J , JAMES YASU DA Associate Editor 'l Q1 JOSEPH V I ERRA Head Photographer BGJAHQJ EBCIJAHQJ Everyday, room 7 was the scene of busy acti- vity as staff members were seen bustling about to meet publication deadlines. lt seemed as though the 50-minute period seemed to be too short ta get anything done. lt was hard to believe thot at the beginning of the school year, these students knew nothing about bodies, layouts, and headings. With the help of second-year students Jane Muranaka, James Yasuda, and Norma Palacay, everyone soon carried on his work like a professional. Deadlines were horrors! Hectic figures grew worried and frustrated, as dates loomed before them. But no one shirked his work, everyone did his share of writing identifying and typing Chief Jane daily supervised the work of the staff through its worries and anxieties She was a familiar figure standing before the group ex- plaining and illustrating Only through the hard Mark of these students, annual production was possible SYMMETRY' DIMENSIONS! EYE APPEAL! .L. Carl Motsunaga Alan Sasaki Marshal Nakarnatsu and Stanley Olnama scan pages for ideas on their sections PROOF READING Current ever mistukel Adviser Miss Oluama says to Y Eunice Inauye, James Yasuda, Norma Palacay and Judy Yaguelai.