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

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.geevl Our Wafion GRACEFUL HULA DANCER Leirnomi Buchanan provides entertainment at Ilia District Leadership Training Conference. Able-bodied FFA'ers looked forward to many exciting events, including service and money- making projects. ln November the boys held a successful lau- lau sale, a proiect to send two delegates to the Territorial FFA Conference in Hilo. With the Yule-tide season, the FFA carried on its annual project of acting as postman for the school. . . , , All members eagerly awaited and enloyed in SHORT RECESS I. , Mr. Sakarnoln and FFA lenders take n bunk A banquet c :maxed this prosperous year. amine ,heir Ludmhip conhmm. the District Conference, which was held at Wai- ' mea High School during February. 2 ,.. mess Nev M95 Q-was ' et fo' , N .f A' .- Q. -sf' 4 s .Is E A sf 'A Q. ,. , r. .. ..'- E Rl E 2 .H - MUS S6 'f WZ qutnsg, 5 1 . - ' . vs Q :av g Y ' 5 f fe U tv' ,Av Liu - -4. E i 11 E. FIRST YEAR FARMERS : Left to right, Row I: ahn Correa, Wallace Maeda, Arnold Ota, Warren Yoshimari. Row 2: Anderson Perry, Richard Thompson, Edward Keaho, Wallace Aoki, Row 3: Michael Blackstad, Nelson Silva, Nelson Freitas, Thomas Vierro. 89

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ADVANCED F UTURE FARMERS jkeyl .1 f . 1. 'S' 1 J ' , -, A 322 ' X2 K I ,S if 4 li M ' l'el0a,l eC! fwg-.f , , EDWARD SARITA ANGEL MADRID JUANITO ALAYVILLA KENNETH HIGA President Vice President Slcntcry Treasurer N is. ..5'g'r:N J, A, f ,Qi le Q . M ff? Q '- :r ,J .4 7 . f ' U A A , ' 9X 31? . ' M -f GERALD TSUKAMOTO LEIMOMI BUCHANAN JOSE GAMPON Sentinel Sweetheart Reporter 3+-gp., 'Hier um, -ms px' If 11 ' Hu ' K un: ' V 'Jr 5 sovxyiga, 51. id' ' A S, y 1' ' epgirft xv-ur, lr ee jr LL cig .f l X 13' ll 3 U T, 3 Left to right, Row I: Gerald Tsukamoto, Edward Sariia, Marcia! Samiano, Juanito Alayvillo, Angel Madrid, Jose Garnpon Julio Doctor. Row 2: David Daos, William Heresa, Alvin Chow, Chrisamo Adaoag, Clayton Iidc, Restituto Cruzado. Raw 3 Carl Paglinawan, Victor Heresa, Ernest Medeiros, Stanford Knshima, Kenneth Higa. Row 4: James Carvalho, Douglas Fuiar- do, Paul Brede, George Saladaga, Robert Girald, Vernon Souza, Robert Monde, Row 5: Charles Carveiro, Eugene Silva, Pat rick Pavao, Stanley Gonsalves, Joseph Polnn, Charles Fujimoto. 88

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DENNIS MIYOSHI President . A i,:: m..2:1. if- ,5...,igi.ggff . Szftza , 1 E se :-i f 1 E 'lf Te J 'r . V 1 . T. is ..:'s . . in :'f'.:'iiE ,Y ,V,. . CAROLINA OCHOCO Secretary jkey 5664061 OUP ealfl Mini. .. Q.. ' A 1? . QQ' -YI 1 ' x :Lu Xi e X 8 ' ' .st ROSEMARIE FUJIMOTO Vice President BEVERLY HASH IMOTO Treasurer t K ' 43, 4. 1 Q1.',E '?Q, ,rx The energetic leaders of the Pep Club spark- ed the year with many new activities. With the onset of the football season, Pep Club members boosted the team by waving streamers and selling banners, To add more spirit to our pep rallies, a School Spirit Contest was held in which the seniors won the perpetual trophy for the year. Comedy filled skits were held at pep assemblies and in addition novelty Raider pins were sold to inspire students to back their team. When basketballs took the initial bounce on the court, the club held a color day when all students were requested to wear red and white. As bats made contact and ciriders flew, many original and enjoyable activities swept the camp- us. These events contributed to a really hep pep club this year. Students practiced untiringly during lunch periods toward top placements as song and cheer leaders for the coming school year. SONG AND CHEER LEADERS Left to right, Row I: Cheerleaders, Laverne Morris, Sophia Doctor, Eileen Jimenez, Julio Doctor. Row 2: Songleoders, Carol Ann Galns, Gladys Souza, Sharon Arrudo, Marian Monde.