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

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Row I, left to right: E Castelo M. Heresa, J Lovell, L Nel mida, F Labrador, D Miller. Row 2: B Medeiros, J Lovell B. Tluczek, Miss Schaid, C. Ariola, M Kaliloa gala' Azdleza ,-4 In an effort to maintain their standing as good sportswomen , the Girls' Athletic Or- ganization launched a new competitive pro' gram whereby a girl was entitled to member- ship and a letter K if she could total in her playing a required number of points through the point system. Evidence of success was the great number of athletic talents revealed by this program. Officers chosen for the year's work werei Betty Tsukamoto, president, Lourdes Nelrnida, vice-president, Caroline Mayo, secretary- treasurer, and Florence Labrador, manager. 2046? The cream of all Kauai l-ligh's athletic talent is embodied in one group, fittingly called the Block K Club. Included among these are stand outs pulled off the gridiron, court, diamond, and cinderpaths. There is not enough that we can say about these few, who have toiled for long months and even years for the alma mater without hope of renumeration. Then there are those untiring ones, the managers, whose tasks are to provide for the needs and comfort of the players. Thousands of dollars worth of equipment pass through their hands, making dependability essential. JL Jfi Rcw l, left to right: L Kurisi: T Sa Kt baya .hi li Qarwalhi Row 4: C iufl Ono, M Kokorne, K. Higuchi, A No pulcon VV. Amarozo, K Miyashi, H Kalaahine. S ,l XYEIX 3 A ,i .Ili r l r, QRS'-.1 x-jx --al-.i R Vvutar E Ar-ina, D Augus- tri Vv ltwivn, A Marquez, T Uchi yarrit Row 2: V' Nuivi C Mit-li1i,T T,ii'mr,i A fxlali, H Lluenn, A Q10 r i, R Yainanvta, G Hashvno' Row 31J Oiiye H Fukamoto Vvl H.w,'q1whi, R Dfi, H Yamaguchi E Hamm, l-I lwarwwto lj 'v'ictt,ii-ri. Q Hashimoto, D Gokan, F Morris S, T'

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7W'f kb'1ar'K...4..'Cmi-,m..4wu uhm m 06,4 WWW -.M 1. 1. fi- ..., With the aim, Toward New Horizons , the Future Homemakers of America sponsored many organiza- tional activities from which they were able to acquire techniques ot home management. Highlighting the many activities of this organiza- tion were the freshmen initiation rally, the FHA Island-Wide Conference at Waimea, the annual fash- ion show, and the Territorial Conference at Kokee. With Miss Tanimoto and Miss Murashige as ad- visorsg Shirley Ogata, president, Eleanor Castelo, vice- president, Josephine Cabolagan, secretary, Miyolio Okamato, treasurer, the Futugbe Homemakers had a very successful schoolfyeaff? we if ' we .i .- ,.. ..f-..-,W...,- .... , . .. ,YY ,

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