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

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PINEAPPLE FIELDS Perfectly contonred row! of pineapple flowing rhythrnically over thefnolling plaim, forming intricate geometric dexignf, prefent one? of the rnoxt picturefque of Kauailr tourift attractionx. Ahoit 'percent of all HdU'dil'J cultivated land if devoted to the raixingx of pineapple.fBeing the Jecond largext industry in the iflandf, it if a great aid to Hd1l'dil'.f thriving economy. n The harvext Jgafon supplier one of the nzoxt Jpectacular and interefting Jightf in the iflandf, when golden, mn-ripe fruit ir picked and canned with modern machinery. AJ beautifully contoured af any of Kauai! pine heldf if our Iapanefe beauty queen, JANE WATADA.

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cats, and Neutrals made the best show- ings. Three new ping-pong tables were bought by the club. This game also proved o popular noon recreation for the girls. Soccer, croquet, horseshoes, badmin- ton, tennis, tumbling and golf furnished the females with much fun and exer- cise and completed the program during the latter part of the year. Much praise is due to Miss Wilma Schaid, coach and advisor, through whom we accomplished so much. Of all places! amidst a flurry of legs, another beaming Ke Kuhiouian crowds into the act. For shame, Bernice, spoiling such a symphony of beauty . . . Norma swings . . . Guess now! Don't second guess! Homerun or strike coming up? Josephine on deck . . . Croquet experts Beatrice and Yupe- mia take careful aim while Flo and Nieves kibitx. One at a time girls . . . Merrilee and Jennie display perfect horseshoe farm. Aha, couldn't be a pose, could it? .il 1 .,

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To you eleven Lima Kokua we bid a fond aloha wishing you an abundance ot good luck and success in whatever the world holds for you. Kauai High School thanks you for the outstanding services you rendered unsel- fishly and willingly, helping to make the school years worthy of praise. Among these young men and women are leaders in the class and community, athletes, orators, and writers, With nothing left but fond memories of the past unforgetable years they strive onward to face tomorrow's problems. These helping hands were chosen by a special board of faculty members for their outstanding services in school and community activities. KE KUHIAU l95O gives you-Na Lima Kokua. ELEANOR PACHECO Ka Welo's competent co-editor . , . an energetic, light-spirited song leader . . . outstanding in school affairs . , . a pleasant countenance . . . tall and friendly, mills lie. KATHERINE NAKATSUJI Our versatile co-editor of the annual . . . an honest and con- scientious worker . . . petite and charming . . . a helping hand with a willing heart . , . an Honor Society member , . . 0 dependable class treasurer. STANLEY KALUAHINE Our stellar football and basket- ball luminary . , . tall and manly . . . a wonderful person to know . . . cheerful in every manner . . . a regular sports- man. RAY SMITH A brilliant scholar in all re- spects . . . well liked by teach- ers and friends . . . an out- standing, independent sports writer . . . witty and wise . . . a member of the Honor Society. HANNAH SHANNON The capable co-editor of your yearbook . . . loquacicus yet ingenious , . . a facetious lass with a pleasant personality . . . takes great interest in school activities . . . a friend worth knowing. -uv' 3 Q1 X' rr N' X 6 . . -,f fr