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

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NAPALI COAST Difturbed by raging white Jurfx that pound againft it! feet far below and blanleeted in white rnift, the Napali cliff axcend for more than 2,000 feet on the weftern coast of Kauai. Napalik 1falleyJ were once inhabited by Hawaiian nativef. Step: carved into the cliff and leading up to the ancient dwelling: aided the native: who fought the Jteept on Jwaying lengthy of vine ladderf. Today, a narrow trail interwindx the gorge: of thix coaxt lead- ing into the beautiful valley of Kalalau. Queen ELSIE CAMARA, of Portuguexe dexcent, abetf the beauty of the white foamx that beat againft the Jenile rock giantf of the Napali coaft. '

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1 if I , , fime to pose i muumuus . . . Ju ing Holding true to good old Kauai High tradition, the annual May Day pageant and festivities were held again this year with Mrs. Toshimi Izu- moto at the helm . . . her student chairman, Hannah Shannon , . . For the first time, the program was presented in the evening as well as in the after- noon, with an open-house celebration following . . , the homemaking de- partment sponsored a food sale . . . Miss Ching's treshies ron a lei booth and sold Ieis throughout the afternoon and evening . . , a swell afternoon of fun and entertainment was planned by Katherine Nakatsuii , . . a talent show, a muumuu, holoku, and aloha shirt contest, a lei and flower arrange- ment contest, a band concert, and exhibits , . . the day was a huge success . . . Another exciting day of the year , . . Aloha Day . . . an outstanding Hawaiian pageant under the chairmanship of Eleanor Pacheco and her com- mittee was staged in the gym in November . , . .Both pageants were outstanding examples of student cooperation and achievement, a recapturing of old Hawaii. TN , 1 4 ff 4 .J ff -...Q 'pf 1 . AI Week attention s ,focused on rac Mupxesdntatives, f :i6rie.f M uraf fottuguese: K Moi Chang, Chi se: 1 is Christina Bul n, Filipino: Jimmy Pa- Iui, Hawaiian Lou Eckert, Cauea an, no Sannako ostiiqlgnige, Japanese 4 .,,.. 'MEM r the King! and th dancer? sway oro nd him with the e ormous flower lei, one of ,he novelties f therptogram . . 4. The,, roh-rah g ls, wMaureon, I' or! Rose and Vickie' take a fttle X Qy Angeline's, erilee's and CoroI's n- give axpressio , the Police glee' Alub -on t '1l0'YG', n' ilayin some mighty dre my music! '- ' f 1 , f A 1 2 t i . ' had 7959 in aa. Q 9 43'-Q. .za xx fy ' , KVI. i