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Page 100 text:
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SUNSET ON KAUAI Beyond Nowuluwulu harbor There s a lovely sught to behold Amudst the bullowy whute clouds A speck of gold appears Slowly surely bugger and brughter ut gets The sun has rusen and releases uts heat So early thus cruspy cold morn Its rays spread out Luke a peacock proudly dusplayung uts taul The clouds so soft and whute Attend theur kung the Sun They form an endless ladder So hugh and oh so stately ls thus the staurway to heaven These endless steps? The day comes to an end Kung Sun retures and ueen Moon reugns NNuth her sulvery rays The stars are so brught agaunst the black curtoun Shummerung and glummerung luke jewels Mornung draws near and for all A new tomorrow us born Edul-h Oda TOWARDS EVENING I wutnessed a pageant wuthout a fare And watched sulhouettes gracefully dancung un mud aur The raduance of gold munes un the sky Peered through creepung clouds nearby Genevueve Fernandez DOROTHY ,Cuts-Lnanuj TWILIGHT The sun a fuery red Lungers awhule As the dark nught hastens The glutterung stars dot the sky The moon a ghostly galleon All us quuet the nught us ong But soon another day wull dawn The day goes by full of lufe But nught returns luke a haunted host Ruth Fukushuma CLOUDS The soft delucacy of the druftung clouds Whuch shape wuth no man s help They send out colors soft and loud Some luke snow that seems to melt The clay us gone ut goes to rest The clouds go down weary Luke scarlet outstretched wungs We hate to go they seem to say For around the world our colors glow Orange bullowy whute and musty gray They brung an everlastung joy to all Gladys Tasaka HAIKU Am l O peruod The wund us blowung Am I O Spot The trees are sayung to ut Why ,S ,f fhey Coll me Dot? Dont take off my clothes Call me Dorty Call me Dottue You can even call me naughty I m no peruod l m no spot So please don t ever call me Dot Dorothy Amoral Tomoku Uchuyama THE WORLD IS AT REST The farmer leaves hus plow at sundown The scrub woman ruses to her feet A whustle stops the factory machunes And luttle chuldren smule un theur sleep For the world us at rest But elsewhere un the world Heads are bowed as tallow drups drups drups ln a dum smoky room a reporter fughts the swungung pendulum A whuzzung traun challenges the man un the moon And nught watchmen straun sleepy eyeluds Whule the world us at rest 96 Ann Yokomoto I I , . I -1 I , I l l . A A D - I I , . . , . I I I ' r I I A . . I . , ' I I I - , I , I ' . I I . . , . I ' ' I I . . ' ' , But out they cast, brilliant colors , . ' I Il ll - ---- 1 1 , . . T I . , . l ' I I I ' r 11 1 11 , . . ' A I f . u . I . I .4 A 5 g I
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Page 99 text:
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HUNURS Colorful floats rlepirting all eiiltzires l o Hawaii, women pil-Il riders garluell in flowing garments, hula flanfers, Samoan knife danfers, and other features by the races of Hawaii inahe the ,-lloha parade a piftiiresque and exciting story of Hawaii's people. All Hawaii is lzathezl in the mulli- hizes of bright aloha shirts, 1711111111 ll ns, and hololczis and revels in the unique musie of many nations. Representative of our new Hawaii are Alerrilee Parzui fPart-Hawaiianj, Dorothy Shimizu fjapanesej, and jane Hirota fPOTl1lg1l656--IUPIIIIESEQ.
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Page 101 text:
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OYLUTIA RAINBOW Wuth many hues un a crescent arc The raunbow rests un the sky lt dups uts fungers un a quuet pool And playfully rupples the water Yet we cant see where ut beguns Nor fund where the end wull be Betty Hlklll HAIKU I have a good dog My neughbors had a luau I cant fund my og Clarence Shuraku FAREWELL lWuth apologues to Longfellow! O er Kauau s Nawuluwulu O er the cluffs along our sea coast Stands our school our Alma Mater Stands our monument of learnung Stands mauestuc tow rung oer us And the Hoary Head Haupu ln the background guves protectuon Many days the sun shunes brughtly Shunung through small raun clouds Sometumes raun and sometumes sunshufue Sometumes both the raunbow rnakung scattered How we love our Alma Mater How we love dear Kauau Hugh School Tume for play and tume for study Tume for fruends we shall remember We are goung O Kauau Hugh On a long and dustant uourney Throsugh the portals of commencement To our unknown destunatuons Fare thee well O Kauau Hugh School l-are thee well O fruends and teachers As we move along our pathways To our goals shunung before us Ruth Huntungton HUKILAU We have hukulaus On the shores of Hanaleu Wuth skullful men and women at work ln theur holokus malos and sun bleached pants They pull pull together on the wet long and narrow net Old and young press theur strength agaunst the weught VVuth muscles rupplung as they straun Theur eyes theur hands theur munds on the net Takung out each luttle strugglung sulver fush Tossung ut unto the wet and bulgung sacks They bound for home wuth fush to eat And waut for anotheL,hukulau Hafsuko Kawaguchn SUNSET The sky was blue wuth soft bullowy clouds The ruver was stull wuth wullows blowung on uts shore The clouds covered the far away mountauns The near ones cast a shadow unto the water And the trees on the mauntaun were stull Whule the cows on the grassy plauns watched The sun set un uts brught red and yellow magnufucence Bessue Nushukowa HAIKU l ran for my gun Bullets flew burd too Stanford Tsuchuyamc ROAD No one makes way for road But road makes way for men It clumbs hulls goes down un va es lt us a blessung to mankund The road us a fruend to all The blade of grass the trees To anxuous people wuth cars It us a blessung to mankund Leaves may fall and cover ut The raun buulds lakes and ponds But ut doesn t mund of all It us a blessung to mankund lt leads you up to heaven And takes you down to hell It takes you everywhere Oh ut us a blessung to mankund Eduth Oda 97 f u u . - I Y I , A I v I V I u . . 4 I T' I . . I A I I I ' 'I 4 I I I I . , I . I I I I 0 his I I I . . , 4. . l . I . - ' ' d . , ' 'J I f , ., . . . , , . Ofel' The Sporkllrtg blue Pacific SGW Q pheqjsqrut in my yQrd- . . , . , . , ' I . I I I Q I W y u 4 I I I . A I - -I A I S I u 1 ' ' ' I , . E l u . . I I ' 1 u , , , -
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