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

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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

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NATURE The wind is blow The rain is And l'm The But the And I'm getting Just standing alone Just getting myself The rain And the And 'nobody mY to THE STORM The sky is gray and dark with rage. The rain is dripping down? The roofs resound like voodoo drums, A storm is coming onl streets are empty, lonely, and washed. rain is coming downl windows light up like flickering lamps, storm is coming onl heavens clap and shriek and cry. rain is rushing downl lightning cracks like o matador's whip, storm is coming onl thunder booms and shakes the earth, rain is pouring down. rivers gush like the angry sea, clashing is onl Frances Ching GIVES ME A SONG one day at the organ, and ill at ease. how or what l played, were burdened and sad called for merriment The sang for joy, my heart was heavy their cry. before me see was done. all had left me all Lord Q, 6 et me had l fished in Gali To a wonderous man Go unto all, and preach , I went-In Rome's lion den For Freedom's cause l For those who bode me Jesus I said for me. And everything seems to go Twas songg lt sang of sky. lonely, ' God always gives me o song To heal my wounded soul. Ruby ' Kinney X