girl may only be a Queen Candidate (elected by the entire Student Body) one time. A girl may only be a Class Attendant (elected by her respective grade level) once a school year and may not be a Class Attendant for the same event twice. Only Seniors are allowed to run for the King and Queen titles. Senior class represents the Big Island and Maui Junior class represents Oʻahu and Kauaʻi Sophomore Class represents Molokaʻi and Lānaʻi Freshmen Class represent Niʻihau and Kahoʻolawe A candidate's vote totals determine which island he/she represents; the larger island is represented by the candidate with the most votes. Notable alumni Sonya Balmores (2004) Miss Teen USA runner-up (2004), actress, model Micah Solusod (2008) voice actor and artist Spark Matsunaga (1934) United States Senator 1977 - 1990, House of Representatives 1963 - 1977 Eric Shinseki (1960) US Army 4-star general, Joint Chiefs of Staff 1999 - 2003, 34th Army Chief of Staff, 7th US Secretary of Veterans Affairs David Ishii (1973) professional golfer, 1990 Hawaiian Open champion, 1990 Masters tournament participant, 1988 US Open, British Open, and PGA Championship participant Val Okimoto member of Hawaii House of Representatives Guy Yamamoto (1979) golfer, 1994 United States Amateur Public Links champion, 1995 Masters tournament participant Dain Kane (1980) University of Hawaiʻi swimming team member, Politician, Maui County Councilmember 1999 - 2006 Bernard Soriano (1980) University of California, Davis college football player, NASA astronaut finalist, California state government official Glenn Medeiros (1988) recording artist, President, St. Louis School, (announced April 23, 2015) Tyler Yates (1995) Major League Baseball player (New York Mets, Atlanta Braves, Pittsburgh Pirates) Kirby Yates (2005) Major League Baseball player (Tampa Bay Rays, New York Yankees, San Diego Padres) References Further reading Kauai High School Alumni Directory 2002, William McCluskey, Principal (1918–1921). External links Kauai High School Foundation New School Site in the Works Kauai High School Key Club Kauai High School Leo Club Educational institutions established in 1914 Public high schools in Kauai County, Hawaii 1914 establishments in Hawaii