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

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30 M5 .QHEFMQ ..-.A CHECKING STORIES Miss Henning checks Carol Muvanalxa's and Carolina 0:hoco's wrile ups, while Joan Kunimura compleles her nary. HEADLINES! HEADLINES! Busily setting iliose heads are Priscilla Taba, LeRoy Silva, Melanie Toyaluku and Stanley Oliama. IL I NEWSHOUNDS Left to right, Row I: Carolina Ochoco, Melanie Toyoluku, Priscilla Taba, Ofelia Curammeng. Row 2: Joan Kunimura, Sarah Fujii, Aileen Arinaga, JoAnn Watanabe. Row 3: Frances Hebert, Betty Muraaka, JoAnn Akaii. Row 4: Naomi Kaneshiro C .. . arol Muranaka, Carol Fullmoio. Row 5: LeRoy Silva, Stanley Ohoma, Miss Henning ladvsiserl. 85

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l iii., lex .01 we i , ,, Lx.: .X ZZ, M 1.3 5 ' H' . X4 35Q,..5?5i3l 1 N ' p '- Lf , ' uit-Ht f f 13? ' iii: 1-If'f'. ' it-'-1 l MELANIE TOYOFUKU PRISCILLA TABA Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor 4 ,. z .. ' gfgg' 1 f,.,.1- .3 -as ' x l ? 5 Lei? 1 R ' 1.5.22-Q.. , U . .G,,,.,.xE:,. l'fII,gi.' CAROLINA OCHOCO Business Manager STORIES AND MORE STORlESl Naomi Kaneshiro assigns Frances Hebert to write the editorial, while Arlene Arinaga and Joan Kunimura scan the board for their stories. The Ko Welo O Kala's staff was somewhat smaller this year as compared ta previous years, with the majority being newly recruited news- hounds. However, the quality of the paper, due to the combined efforts of all, was rated superior by student subscribers. The heads, who exerted additional efforts to meeting bi-monthly deadlines, expenditures, and covering those beats were: Melanie Toyofuku, editor, Priscilla Taba, associate editor, and Ca- rolina Ochoco, business manager. Miss Henning advised. The increase in subscriptions, doubling that of last year's, indicated the commendable ef- forts of the staff. In spite of a busy schedule, the group mon- aged an excursion to Mahelona Hospital in Nov- ember to obtain information on tuberculosis, in order to boost the sale of Christmas seals. Several of the members attended the SCOOP Conference in Honolulu on February Zi to broad- en their scope on newswriting. HMMMMMM .......,.. Newsheunds Betty Muraolta and Arlene Arinaga have their stories checked by their adviser Miss Henning.

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lr .gr X. x 'ef x SOPHIA DOCTOR President ...IG- X I, f A FUTURE HOUSEWIVES . W -Sswx-sax, N E I 9 0l'Yl0l l 0LU 6 0l'l'lel'Yla 2114 QC? MABEL LEANIO Vice President OF ELIA ' CURAMMENG Pa rliurnentariun Historian 1 1 '. S ' F T: E f' ul ,N K fa., ,.i. ' i if KH ' 1 'I if Q ' 3 vv .- . y. . s fr A 3 COMMITTEE REPORT Judilll Uemura reads to zommitfee members Evelyn Mur- ris, Dardnnella Fodran and Evelyn Mntsumuru their prog- ress reporr. 4 'h Left io right, Row I: Eliza Pabc, Charrnyl Toyofuku, Ardientes Caletena, Linda lnouye, Domingo Tobalno, Ilene Rego. Row Z: Aileen Wada, Marie Dias, Karen lida, Josephine Racelo, Katherine Nakara, Marian Monde. Row 3: Laverne Hiranaka Arlene Kashimn, Claire Bukoski, Linda Iwamoto, Mildred Obrero. Row 4: Marvelyn Buchanan, Carol Monde, Yvonne Orsctelh Leirnomi Buchanan.