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

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The King and Queen of the City Called Heaven , Patricia Kurayuki and Salvador Corrales, ruled over their celestial domain from their fibre-glass castle . , . Ahern, may l have the next dance? asks Albert and Moxie dreamily replies with a yes , no doubt. What's the joke, Cothie? . . . Eddie is really in heaven as he dances with Queen Pat to the soft music ofthe Merrie Melodiers . . . The shining satellites George and Nancy tMercuryl, Betsy and Richard lSaturnl, and Aileen and Arthur tMarsl complete the royal court . . , use xi, 1 I W Q P ill 5. .ig 'ji I N..,..4- 4 4 X. Q WN fi Jl Ciititgi-33 ,-.I iv--. E- ' -- 4 -vl I I ' -ff -I is .Vt -2 AA' gf . W 1 1 .a -1 33. all 'QQQD 45 Qv 'A'1'9 J KE' llh iv ' is jg H his Q-',. KXX 105 M--Q.,,. wnrr. A 23? M.

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O4 It Wasn't All Work and No Play School was not castor oil only, it had cake and trimmings also . . . dances parties, picnics where fun ruled the roost , . . those Teen-Age Book Club luncheons when books and food mixed well . . . the overflowing tables at -M the annual homeroom Christmas parties , . . the sophomore record dance in the gym , . . the eager freshies at their luncheon-dance . . . those class if .73 picnics, plenty of kau-kau, fun, and sunburn . . . then came the queen of . ' f all dances, the Junior Promenade , . . those leis and lovely orchid corsages fi ffl with all the trimmings . . . going underneath the arches into the City Called f Y Heaven were formally gowned couples . , . then to end it all was the ff sentimental Senior Promenade . . . these are the important frills that make memories of school what they are . , . ill KX - Crooner Albert Eroio dreamily sings the theme song of the 'Junior Promenade, City Called Heaven, while dancers Moxie, Jo, Cora, and Jean add a little sweetness to it . . . the bustling before the big dance has Har- riet, Theodosia, and Tomoe working like mad on the en- trance arch into heaven but what is electrician Bertrand doing up there? . . . The royal attendants each representing a heavenly body are William and Lou lNeptunel, George and Lauretta ljupiterl, and Lucille and Roy lVenusl . . .

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d ,. May Day is lei Day in Hawaii.. May Day is Lei Day in Hawaii . , . the traditional lei day pageant and festivities directed by Mrs. lzumoto and co-chairmen Jane Hirota and Merrilee Panui . . . Queen Genevieve and King Manoi and their royal court . . . graceful hula dancers Ann, Harriet, Martha, and Doris . . . an evening performance with an open house for school exhibits . . . a wonderful day full of fun and frolic planned by Ruth Huntington and Miss Jones . . . All Kauai High teachers and students welcomed Aloha Week by donning their best aloha shirts, muumuus, and holokus . . . the Police Glee Club serenaded with Hawaiian songs . . , our Hilda Mako sang a duet with Mr. Henry Sheldon . . . all in the good old Kauai High fashion . . . if-' . f 5 ' fc o lk I X If u.xl'A 1 f D , kg . .H 4 N ff 'Z 1 ch- A e l Gunn! rl 7 gi f N AMX 1 , - J 1 'Lrgx lik, c gn Vt. 0-94 The royal couple are flanked and protected by big and brawny warriors and coped kahili bearers . . . Six lovely princesses of the islands, Vicky, Jane, Merrilee, Alethia, Frances, and Leila, do the hula auwana . . . All hail the king and queen! Their royal majesties, Queen Genevieve Fernandez and King Charles Manoi, make their grand entrance with kahili bearers Norton Malina and Thomas Higa and warriors James Panui and Salvador Corrales . . . IO6