BIENVENIDOS AND WELCOME TO THE KENNETH COULTAS
(AKA - DON HO) WEBPAGE!

    This site honors the legend and legacy of THE finest product of the unique undergraduate experience provided by Saint Andrew's Presbyterian College in Laurinburg, NC - THE ONE, THE ONLY, THE MYTH, THE MAN KNOWN AS  "DON HO" to those who knew him at late '70's St. Andrew's!

 
This is one of the few rare photos known to exist of Kenneth "Don Ho" Coultas.
If you are lucky enough to have more photos, please contact:
the St. Andrew's Alumni Council at alumni@sapc.edu .
 

 
    Don Ho's career at St. Andrew's lasted only from Fall Semester '77,  through Winter Term '78, and only half of Spring Semester, at which point he vanished, leaving only a trail of drying feces and the stale scent of cheap cigarette butts to mark his passing.
 
    There have been many stories about the last days of Don Ho (not the singer, but Kenneth Coultas - the patient, for all you SA grads out there) but no one has ever been able to piece together the entire story.  Thus, like other great legends, a mythology has arisen to answer the many still gnawing questions the world has concerning his ultimate fate.
 
    Don Ho's brief but colorful sojourn among the denizens of Mecklenburg Dorm ( as a group, no strangers to the weird and bizarre) represents the zenith of that cataclysmic era known in St. Andrew's history as "The Troubled Years."  In many ways Don Ho represented the prototype
of the modern undergraduate - in his stylish ensemble of black wing-tip shoes, black socks, navy blue gym shorts, and flowered Hawaiian shirts, Don Ho's utter disregard for convention, complete contempt for hygiene, limited and beligirent vocabulary, and glaringly evident psychosis defined the very essence of the typical product of the American Educational System.  He was a man ahead of his time.  In the words of his sponsor and patron Professor Ron Bayes: "He was a shooting star, whose brilliance shown so brightly that it blinded others while causing him to burn out far too soon."  We couldn't agree more.  Don Ho,  WE SALUTE YOU!

 


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