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

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tk Those fun to watch puppet shows. HoId it up higher, Mrs. lzumoto coaches as Audrey, Elaine, Cralina, Jean, and Tomoe manipulate their puppets to get ready for the Three Little Pigs play . . . With fair dancers Mer- rilee and Jane and gift bearers Sonie and Frances sits The Emerald Queen alias Linden with her retinue at the unique and impressive Christmas play entitled The Seven Gifts . . . O, my prince, you've come at last, exclaims Rapunzel lShirley Ogatal as Doris Oi masque- rades as a gay blade in the dramatics class play . . . The large cast of The Seven Gifts pose for the birdie. Come on, Betsy and Shirley-why so serious? Smile! A far cry from the traditional Nativity, but this different Yule pre- sentation was well received. -'tix

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The Accent Was Un Drama And Fun Assembly time with the accent on entertainment and education . . . the Thanksgiving service when the mike went dead . . . those pep rallies when Doris, Juanita, and Yvonne got sore throats . . . the unique Yule assembly . . . the mystery thriller The Arms ofthe Law , when Ella stole the show . . . world famed Dr. Stanley Jones . , . the glee club singing beautiful songs and the band making music . . . the soph's hidden talent show and rollick- ing play, Boomerang , starring Robert Navarro and Shirley Omori , . . the jolly juniors' Shakespearean parody, featuring Shakespeare Takaki, Romeo l-loshide, Macdutf Erojo, and Cleopatra Ferreira , . . and the memorable senior assembly which brought laughter and tears to the mighty class of 'Sl . , .the assembly, filled with fun, talent, and education. . . no iliwi-5 J X CU if l f, W -- pi X' Come on, Freddy, you've got a chance to show off your long pants, says l-lildegarde lLou Eckartl to Freddy lDavid Woodl os Domingo, Bernice, Betsy, and Linden look on with various degrees of consternation and pride . . . Everyone looks aghast as Bob lBiIly Bertrandl minus his pants, tackles prominent banker, Mr. Sherman lEdward Crabbel in a comedy of errors in We Shook the Family Tree . . . Hands up, l've got you covered, srnirks Maureen but Caridad Marquez, Jean Kane- moto, Dorothy Texeiro, and Constancia Dacay don't seem to take it so seriously in The Arms of the Law, senior play. lHeard tell Ke Kuhiau photographer Charlie and his antics had something to do with this incongruous scenel . . . lO8

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Sometimes, We Set All Books Aside The school year ends, and another page is filled . . , the groans heard on the first day of school . . , the stampede when the lunch bell rang . . . those gossip sessions in rooms and corridors during lunch periods . . . CPO's and student court , . . the tense atmosphere at football and basketball games where Betsy, Norma, Nancy, and Kat yelled like mad . . . moans from Edith, Betty, and Ethel on report card days , . . those class meetings where opinions were voiced . . . those dances, luncheons, and assemblies . . , then the lime- light on the seniors . . . the sumptuous banquet, the gala senior prom . . , baccalaureate , . . finally, the night . . . resplendent in white cops and gowns . . . the lump in the throat . , . commencement . . . the end of another won- derful year at Kauai High School . , . yin? af' at if Books and assignments were surely forgot- ten at those pulsating football games. lt's half-time and Ella cheers the boys. Gabby and Larry do a good job also . , . lt's always a touching scene just before the game when the band and student bcdy sing the alma mater and the Red Raiders pause a moment before roaring into action . . . Red balloons, red and white pompoms, and raucous shouts enliven the Booster section. Eunice does her O bit but Veronica is camera-shy . . .