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. 94 . ll NUMBER ONE BAND Kahuku High School lVIarching Band, the Pride of the North Shore, set definite goals for themselves and were quite successful. Their first goal was to win a first division trophy in the Festival of Nlarching Bands, but along the way they detoured for the Aloha Week Parade. The band worked hard for just one week in preparation for the event. Even though a minimum amount of time was alloted, they marched and finished the parade with a first division trophy. They also succeeded in capturing the largest number of competitive points. After this event they went back to working on the half-time show, perfecting what they had taken from the homecoming show and learning new formations. All their hard work paid off on the night of November 24th. The band put on a terrific show and again took a first division. Because of their great performance, the band was offered the opportunity to go to Chicago to attend classes in marching and to take part in the National Nlarching Band Competition. Nlost of the cred- it should be given to IVlr. Payton and his as- sistant lVlr. Garrigan for helping the 1 976-77 Nlarching Band attain their remarkable acheive- ments. XM !k,WL51w.f Above: Drum Nlajor-Nliss Laurie Hammond. Right: Band Director-lVlr. Michael Payton. - TQ Qzg
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ENCHANTS AUDIENCES tl WITH SONG 8: DANCE The authentic members of the Polynesian club have radiantly exposed their talents while per- forming excellent shows. Under the direction of lVIr. Ah Quin the club was taught various ethnic dances, which they incorporated in their perfor- mances. The club had the privilege of entertaining the king of Tonga on his visit to Oahu. The club also performed for the dedication of the new ad- ministration building and various other functions as weddings, luaus, and our lVlay Day celebra- tion. Their hard practice and diligent work were very evident in each of their exquisite performances. POLYNESIAN CLUB as ,LQ f if Jessie Afalava James Ako Junior Auelua Robert Auelua
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