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

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1 I Nab ,awa- Y' LLOYD TANABE Vlce Presldent capable and carefree ready to serve others reserved and unassuming JANE WATADA Secretary up to date teenager senous but mee neat nn dress saft nn valee KATHERINE NAKATSUJI Treasurer trustworthy beauty brains and abllrty quletly efflelent The class of l95O at Iast,successfuIly completed its fourth year of strenuous work under the watchful guidance of advisors Miss Mary Mildred Jones and Mr. William Michel- sen. We the seniors find it difficult to believe that only four short years ago we were wan dering amazed and bewildered through the corridors of Kauai High School We laughed together through a year of algebra general math English and social studies proudly dis playing our As to all We chose as our leaders Clayton Mitsui president Wesley Hayashi vice president Grace Tanaka sec retary Richard Doi treasurer Highlight of the year was our class picnic held on the school campus Our unique broadcasting assembly brought praise from both the students and the faculty As freshies we also did fine academic work At the end of the second quarter the fresh men led in the number of students on the honor roll VVe were eager to fit ourselves into high school life and soon we became a living part of our Alma Mater We were aware of the many years ahead of us and vowed to overcome any obstacles WESLEY HAYASHI President wrse and smcere pohshed gentleman and a rugged athlete a barn palltleran vt 'r 1 1 0 - 1 1 1 . .. . . I I - - 11 1 11 - 1 1 1 1 ' I I ' Q' . , . . I ' . . I - . . . n M -' 6 l 2 . . , ,s ' 1 4 ' ' . A 'uf' lk. ,- 7 ' . . . ' ' . . . a . -.1 . . . . ' -:-2 3 It fs s ,.., 'i ' l 1. ff 1 . ' 7 , 'N It f f' ff ' ., ' an .t. L: ., I V Q3 ' QW A ' L A h Q 9 ' - - ' ' .. fu, W,- , - 1 1 tg in ix s, . . . . . . xr .N . ' gf - I f.. X . iv - ,mga f- 'jx . I fy li mx , 1. gh X 'i M, r . . . - - . . . , xx A J D . . . . , . -I V Q N V i ' ' ' ' 3,34 . , , er . . . . . . . , Y . , . . .

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CANEFIELDS A Joft breeze .rendJ a Jbimmering wave of Jilver acron the im: feldx that grow Kdlldlvj cloief source of income. A promife of wealth and a fact in beauty, acref of fugar cane line the l7fgI7ll'llJ'J of Kauai. Ilazmii'f 288.767 acres of Jugar cane Heldf :apply one-Jeifentlo of the rzatiorij mgar. Cultivation of the land and milling of tlJe .fllgilf fvroriile a major part of the iJlancl'5 occiipatiom. Beyider being a remurce of Hau'aii'J white gold, Jugar cane ojery production of numeroitf by-prodactf. A Portugnefe youtla, Queen ELEANOR PACHECO, excelling in beauty and work, typifef the diligence of the people who make Kauai a beautiful and fruitful land.

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ugllhll IQIIX SKI. 5, S --- -- 'Q llKEl tr' --url! I 7 M FN 3' Attention of the bug gunners of the semor class us focused on Prexy Wesley Hayaslu as an umportant matter IS duscussed Left to right Row I Ray Smuth class song and gift chaurman Joyce Sukehlra program chalr man Emu Watanabe cap and gown chairman Kathenne Nakotsup commencement Row 2 Eleanor Pacheco sensor prom and dance chairman Lawrence Tsubaluhara PICIIIC chairman Lloyd Tonobe banquet chalrman Hannah Shannon funance chaurman Tsukuko Yasalxa sensor revue chaurmon Rose Schumacher semor prom and dance chaurman that mught hunder our success Xnluth Always Rovsung Never Druftung as our motto the class untroduced great athletuc talents luke Wulluam Texeura Stanley Kaluahune Ruchard Dol Allen Napoleon and Edward Hanku Whethe on the gruduron court duamond or runderpath the freshues were there to uphold the honor of the Red and Whute We excelled not only un sports but also un extra currucular work Hannah Shannon put us In the lumelught by beung elected terrutorual F H A treasurer Vule were gufted wuth orators Mutsuko Hugo and Conchuta Los Banos and scholars Tsukuko Yasaka Yasuto Kauhara and Shuzuo Kobayashu Surely ours was a class to be proud of for although we stumbled once un a whule we learned much from our mustakes Before we knew ut we were sophomores no longer green freshues We had taken a new step toward maturuty Proud of beung called young ladues and gentlemen we work ed hard and completed our second year under the leadershup of Wesley Hayashu presudent Scot Kubota vuce presudent Grace Tanaka secretary and Shuzuo Kobayashu treasurer Lessons were a luttle tougher then we were dubbed sufferuh sophs but we proved our abulutues un scholastuc achuevement very soon Duvertung ourselves to the hularuous sude of lufe we produced a comedy Over the Count er durected by Ellen Kameu Thus our blos somung thespuans made theur debut The year l949 rolled round and we found ourselves Jolly Junuors Realuzung our re sponsubulutues and dutues as young cutuzens we organuzed ourselves well We chose our class offucers Shuzuo Kobayashu presudent Scot Kubota vuce presudent Grace Tanaka secre tary Katherune Nakatsuun treasurer and we were off for what was probably our best year here at Kauau Hugh Proof of our great abulutues was clearly shown un everythung we undertook The uunuor prom was a great suc cess rated one of the funest ever to be held at Kauau Hugh School Our class took a actuve part un the Student Body Carnuval for us the year came to an end all too soon In the fall of l949 we returned as senuors Havung gauned experuence we sought to make thus our last year a full one We set examples for all classes to come and we trued wuth all we had un us to prove ourselves worthy of the great responsubulutues placed upon us Through out the enture four years we have contrubuted greatly tp sports to socual functuons and to all school actuvutues We have had a wonder ful tume together four years of growth fruend shup happuness and learnung As the year draws to on end we fund ut hard to say aloha to the many hours of play and study un our glad school days but wuth mournful yet resolute steps we turn to leave Memorues shall twune around us lovungly always we wull remember you and love you ever, dear old Kauau Hugh , - s .' , ' . 9 ! I ...lu - 3 1. A I Y X '4 I , - 'v P Q at , fn. , 4: - l v ' Q Q E Q I l W X :Q 'K .9 'T A f , .fs ug , ' A , . ! , ' ' 1 X J- , s V . I 'j . ' .. 1 7 A if X u ' .f 1 Q Hi 1 I -of N-1 l x In N , T c 7- , Q, l -I ,. , ,U . Q .W 2 4, , . 4 ' x' . I - , ...Q , ,- .N Q ' .J ' I , N I L I K , K 1 1 f ,gf . fi A ' . , r . I I I I i I . . o I I ' I 1 I I I , ' ' g , i . . . A ' II I , . . ,, ' Il - fu - - I ' ' ' ' . , . I T I I I . - ' , I I 1 u' , , , I . I - 1 T 1 I I I I I . I D . . . , . ' , . . l n I I I . , ' ' ' . . . ' I I u I I ' I I . ' I - I I I I I . A . I I I . . ' . ' ' . I u - ' , ' - - ll lr 1 I a II ' I II I, ' . 1 . 4 . v ll ' . T' I . . A . 1 ll . , . I H - - ,.f. ,ll I 1 ' ' - ' ll . I 1 ' . 1 - T ' J.,