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

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giuialerzi Mmm The Oren E. Long Club of the Future Teach- ers of America, advised by Mr. Kataoka, was organized to keep students who planned to bef come teachers, well informed on the ideals and practices required of the profession, With eagerness, club members participated in activities leading to teaching careers. They viewed films on methods and took over classes at Lihue School during their excursion, Ordering college catalogs and F.T.A. pins were the main projects undertaken by the organization. Sophamores, juniors, and seniors were invit- ed to join the Future Teachers of America. The election and installation ot officers end- ed this successful year. N' . ' i - 4 COLLEGE BOUND This is o good college, says Mr. Kotooku. os Ile shows the catalog to Priscilla Tube, Carol Muronuko, and Ethel Fuiii. 7 TEACHING IS THEIR GOAL Leff to right, Row I: Carmen Palacay, Barbara Akama, Jane Torigoe, Beverly Akama, Linda Kawamoto, Ann Yamaguchi, Joann Fuiii, Sharon Akama, Beverly Hashimoto. Row 2: Elaine Takarriotsu,, Jane Saiki, Dolores Pascua, Jayce Tamura, Ester Santos, Aileen Wada, Jinny Kunimura, Patsy Kawuoka. Raw 3: Cnrmencita Suero, June Hamado, Janet Miyamoto, Laverne Morris, Katherine Nakata, Lorraine Kashima, Carolyn Matsumura, Barbara Takeuchi, Edith Nami. Row 4: Karen Agader Jean Kawamura, Coral Ann Galas, Arleen Arinaga, Jean Hayashi, Katherine Aquino, Elaine Higashi, Pearl lwasaki, Ellen Kuboyama. Row 5: Annette Uyesono, Janet Watanabe, Jeanne Muramoto, Lurene Fuiita, Jean Kanernaru, Linda Yasuda, Joyce Kiikuni, Marsha Muramoto. 95

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we? l 2I9al'Q6! 1 JANE MUMNAKA , - , A, . President l . ' ' 2 YS C. ' A, su ' - ., J , . 1 ' 'X VL f. . ' Q , t V - W5frvf'l? Z'-f 1: MYRA MURAOKA Secretary EDITH NOMI Vine President 1? if g f' fiff 'J:?:1.51S' '1 ezr f p -rafts, t, - 2.355 ':Sff?+4i'f.i ..,, . 2 ze -:mf . 6 5' ...T I . n ETHEL U RAKAWA Treasurer EDUCATION IS THEIR KEY TO SUCCESS! Left to right, Raw I: Apryle Motoda, Teresita Paiarillo, Elsie lchimasa, Ethel Fujii, JoAnn Watanabe, Amy Sato, Carolina Ochoca, Olelia Curamrneng. Row 2: Geraldine Dias, Myra Muraaka, Joan Kunimura, Gladys Miyazaki, Linda Fuiita Judy Yaguchi. Row 3: Kathleen Sasaki, Janet Naito, Jean lwasaki Larene Watanabe, Carol Muranaka, Priscilla Taba, Jane Murano ka. Row 4: Ethel Urakawa, Gloria Nishihara, May Mori, Eunice Inouye, Betty Muraokc, Carol Fuiimoto, Sarah Fujii. Raw 5 Alvin Tanaka, James Yasuda, Dennis Miyoshi, George lshiguro, 94

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eruice 4551 Car 5 if my W 4 4 .ay .39 GAIL KOBAYASHI President PATSY KAWAOKA Vice President . s i' . if . A V luv. .sis . JAN E H I ROTA Secretary ROSEMARIE FUJIMOTO Treasurer GIRLS' LEAGUE MEMBERS fl, We .SZ 00 Service to the school was the objective of the Girls' League. Their calendar was filled with many activities, making this a successful year. They began their service program by making Thanksgiving tray favors for patients in the Wil- cox Memorial Hospital, Whenever a student was hospitalized, flowers were sent by these girls. With Mrs. Mariorie Thiis directing, the girls un- selfishly gave up their time by serving at the NHS luncheons and P.T.A. dinners. MAKING PAPER BAGS Ilene Rego ond Joyce Mixuo do their share in folding paper bags Left to right, Row I: Arleen Nakamoto, Annette Kakutoni, Patricia Antonio, Ilene Rego, Jane Hirota, Gail Kobayashi, Patsy Kawnoka. Row 2: Shirley Dias, Mabel Leanio, Mary Ferreira, Rosemarie Fuiimoto, Gladys Souza, Esperanza Nero. Row 3 Nancy Shigemoto, Barbara Rodrigues, Frances Fujii, Karen Hirota, Pauline Raboso, Mildred Obrero. Row 4: Carolyn Moriwa ki, Janet Blackstad, Leimomi Buchanan, Rosalind Vierra. 96