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

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LUMAH AI BEACH A gliltening trail of dark green oli1'ine.rJ intenfify the obhvcnre rnyftery of Lunzahai Beach. The pali dividing the beach in two wax once an infamoui den for bandit! who pounced on unwary pafferf-by, robbing and killing them. The bodiex were thrown into a deep pit in the black reef that Jpreadf below the pali, ThiJ hole into which many liifef were thrizft iJ today covered by the dark green yea, inhabited by Jharhf who frequent thix hole and claim it their borne, Queen ROSE SCHUMACHER, German - fapanefe - Hawaiian beauty, if a Jtrihing teftament to harrnoniolm racial auinzilation in Hawaii, a wonder to many a newcorner to the ixlandi. ,if , ...mx A k ,- In ,W7

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A questlon on the floor seems t brmg all sorts of opmnons Roxy and Eleanor ore sotlsflecl but Conchlto and Horuo feel otllerwnse Pretentlous legnslotors ore above left to flglif C Docoy B Amorol A Arokokl C Kukugowa Second row A Moghonoy J Koboyoshn H Ohomo F Horodo Third row G Cornorlllo D Takckl G Ibe Below left to rlglat A Yokomoto E Tsu koyomo M Hnkugu L Souzo Second row H Hamono R Schumacher E Komen A Nsshlhoro Tlnrd row B Okuda A Okomoto