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

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cm, agar, .14 cl Ufagfg MR MIWA S HOMEROOM Left to right Row l Lunda lshuguro Lorranne Maeda Karen Sato Ethel Yoshnda Sharon Muraoka Domingo Tabalno Salvation Caletena Row 2 Ellen Low Charlotte Vnctoruno Carol Costa Holly Mullen Susan Ma tsuyarna June Matsuwaku Judy Souza Patrucua Vasques Row 3 Keuth Tsukamoto Ronald Uemura Peter Torres Roy Kawamoto Joseph De Costa Muchael Corregedor Franklnn Valdez Row 4 Mr Mlwa Albert Pascua Thom as Harper Melvnn Hayashn Ernest Monaz Dennus Santos Elllot Matsuoka Loretto Ibanez EVERYONE IS HAPPY Thus modest football squad has just won o crucial game during P E CAREFULLY' Keep your hand on the chnsel to keep It from slnppmg Ellnot Matsuoka warns Lynn Kaneshnro

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LUO Though lots of their subjects were laborious and required much concentration and time, sophomores found that they were not as bad as some had envisioned. They found that teachers were able and willing to help them whenever help was needed. Dissecting of frogs in biology to learn their different organs and systems added fun to their studies. The Class of '62 was very active throughout this school year With the ending of their sophomore year these students felt prepared to encounter their next two years with confidence 0l'e 0 0 :lm V r f 'Qt N. :X b 1 U 'G MR KATAOKA S HOMEROOM MAPS ARE A GREAT HELP Now here s Turkey points social studies teacher Mr Kataoka to Gilbert Canales IF YOU WERE TARDY Carol Andrade shows puzzled Clara Miya moto the steps to follow when tardy as shown on the poster Left to right Row I Yvonne Freitas Linda Kurashige Karen lida Ann Marie Dias Nancy Hiranoka Elaine Shigemoto Eliza Pabo Shirley Dias Grace Brun Row 2 Norman Horita Stanley Dotario Frank Simao Sandra Silva Carolyn Monde Harry Kakutani Row 3 Raymond Guadiz Robert Beharry Gilbert Canales Jerry Refamonte Ronald Takeuchi Paul Yamauchi Row 4 Mr Kataoka Robert Lara Patrick Brun Charles Young Edward Horner William Nakamura Herbert Muronaka Ernest Koerte Floyd Kawahara 31 - a a I : kr . . l l T . l 4 ' t W' ,, , ,, . . . ln n A . I - . ,Q f T . fi gl Q iii. ' ,il ff , - ., .rf ' If - . ' .I 6 - l I ,Q E: , T332 H i - a w ,

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