Appeared on the pull-out cover of Life Magazine, 8 October 1965, photographed on Kauai island for the lead story: "Vigor and languor on glowing tropical isles, Hawaii, 50th state, in color". She was 24 years old.
Elizabeth Logue's Hawaiian name, "Malamalamaokalini" means "the rising sun in the heavens".
Her former husband George Logue was a Tahitian artist.
In the 1960s, a poster girl for the Hawaii Visitors Bureau; and also worked as a reservation agent at Hawaiian Air Lines, according to the Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
Not to be confused with the deceased Broadway dancer and actress Elizabeth Logue (August 10, 1932-June 7, 1988), who was from New York and was the wife of actor Andrew Duggan.
Of Hawaiian, Chinese, and English descent.
University of Hawaii's Miss Air Force ROTC in 1959.
Well-known as the girl running down the beach and seen facing the camera in the title sequence of "Hawaii Five-O" (1968).