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

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l i . it glflwkflcf . I I School l'fe is like a play, and the students, who walk the School gro nds, are similar to the cast in a production. The ac- tivitiesxthat ta e place on the campus are as intriguing and as interesting as t e plot of a good play. Many hours of hard work go into the development of o well rounded scho e r. Sometimes the workers are justly re- warded for,.th ' effqradanifot other times, they are met with disappoi nts. ' T able diriddtionl f t e teachers, who render endless I ' t ce p majy stud ts to see t r way clearly through . fur cas i' a e u of Dgpfre n eight hundred boys and g' ls, pre numero olors, creed, and religions. Some o 4 e t ndiwnd gifted in various fields, and so t eytpla he ingk es. The majority of the students, paver erfolrm leis important roles of supporting players Jtf 'f by an d arry on the bulk ofthe work that is not gl Mis e stage crew-the athletic boys-work J iligvlif a ids t rehearsals never missing a cue. They ac- comp ish o sta ing feats which require both brawn and rj b,rain. 01? rf H urs, , wee s nd sometimes months of laborious re- Fflals ke o es ful duction. ln order to produce a J uitf school , th n- e population of Kauai High tp cl spend n st ing, planning, and playing. The rounded a i ' s o the campus uncover many hidden talents. Although e s udents encounter countless obstacles, most of them overco e the stormy years remarkably well. Then arrives Commencement night! Excited and nervous the seniors prepare to depart the portals of high school after four long years. This is their night! The diplomas are theirs, and, in the presence of hundreds of relatives and friends, the seniors are graduated. As the seniors march across the stage with sheep skins in their hands, all of them take a bow amidst tremen- dous applause. Because life at Kauai High School is so like a play, Ke Kuhiau i956 depicts it in the theme- School life is o play and we all play a part.

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