Kahuku High School - Ke Koolau Yearbook (Oahu, HI)

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Y l .lohnna are with the rest of enjoying a rockin' rollh-time! l In life, we can find fun and joy if we just know where to find itg and how to find it. Past times are the best times, when we live each moment as though it were our last. Here we have in Kahuku the most choice youth. Each of us are so unique and special in our own little way. We have different interests and different ways of doing things. lt's fun to get your face messed up while eating an ice cream cone, or to really play hard basketball, or just plain sleeping. lt seems in Kahuku that we can make everyday the best day in the year. PARKS AND RELAXATIONXAT KAHUKU HIGH SCHOOL 19 'astimes is knocking out'

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i 1 I8 PARKS AND RELAXATIONXAT KAHUKU HIGH SCHOOL yew!

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SHUWINU MusicjDisco: Sa turda y Night Fever Grease FM Thank God Itis Friday The Wiz L S t. Pe erlsv oneLv gHear'?dD Club Band Spooky: , Magic rs Snatchers Cat from Outer Space Close Encounters of the Third Kind .laws II Funny: Animal House Cheech JZ Chongs Up In Smoke Oh G d! o Every' Which Way But Superman Olivers Story Lord of the Rings Ice Castles Moment By Moment Goodbye Girl Star Wars Other Side of the Mountain The music scene changed a lot after the smash hit of Saturday Night Fever. Travolta's dancii ability excited viewers, and soon discos and dance studios sprang up around the country. Stayi Alive, You Should Be Dancing, Night Fever, Jive Talking, If I Canit Have You, More Than Woman, and Disco Inferno are disco singles which were featured in the best selling albui Soundtrack from Saturday Night Fever. Other popular tunes include I Love the Night Life, G Off, You and I, Le Freak, Shake It Groove Thing, Which Way ls Up?, Lct's All Chant, Groo' Line, Brick House, Macho Man, and YMCA. Also, Instant Replay, Push In The Bush, MacArthi Park, Boogie Oogie Oogie, Dance Dance Dance, Last Dance, September, Serpentine Fire, ar Tahiti Tahiti. The list for these popular singles could really go on and on. Some singles, unfortunat ly not for boogieing to were Kiss You All Over, Fire, Moment By Moment, Our Love Don't Thrd It All Away, How Deep Is Your Love, Too Much Heaven, Once Twice Three Times A Lady, Il Write A Song lFor Youl, Hopelessly Devoted, Sharing the Night, Magnet and Steel, You Don Bring Me Flowers, Ooo Baby Baby, Reasons, Always and Forever, and You're My Everythin Locally in the world of music, Cecilio and Kapono presented their third album entitled Life Different Now. The Beamer Brothers introduced Honolulu City Lights and KKUA produce Homegrown III, featuring aspiring local singers and musicians. The Mackey Feary Band lead l former Kalapana member, Mackey Feary, added to the world of local talent with their first albu which became very populaigwhile Kalapana introduced their fourth album, Many Classic M ments, the soundtrack for a surfing film. Hawaii's own Yvonne Elliman sang her way to number on the weekly top 40 with her hit from Saturday Night Fever, If I Can't Have You. Yvonne als sang the theme song for the movie, Moment By Moment. Homegrown talent also included come by Rap Replinger, Andy Bumatai, and Frank DeLima. Replinger's top seller, Poi Dog, created nd slangs and phrases. The album even contained a haiku about Kahuku which went like this: Moonl Night. . .Kahuku. . .Ten Samoans. . .I am trapped! The hilarious Andy Bumatai made us lau and see the funny side of our everyday lives, together with the talented 'KOHO' Frank De Lima, ai his, A Taste Of Malasadas album, was a smashing combination. For listening pleasure, hard roo and jazz gained popularity. Groups such as Aerosmith, Kansas, Boston, Santana, George Bensoi Chuck Mangione, and Lee Oskarg together with the funky tunes of the Commadores, Isley Brother and Earth, Wind, 84 Fire, were inf, Soundtracks from popular movies include FM, Saturday Nigt Fever, Grease, Star Wars, Eyes of Laura Mars, Sgt. Pepperis Lonely Hearts Club Band, and Thar God lt's Friday. Records by teen idols Shaun Cassidy, Leif Garrett, Andy Gibb, and the BeeGec- were also popular. Other albums well-liked by the students were Linda Rondstant, Peter Framptoi Heatwave, Barbra Streisand, Chicago, Toto, Boz Scaggs, Fleetwood Mac, C, est Chic, and Santi Esmarelda. N Screams filled the air as teen idols Shaun Cassidy and Andy Gibb made their way on stage. . .the tunes of the Isley' Brothers, Brothers Johnson, Peter Framp- ton, Toto, Chicago, and the Commadores really psyched everyone out. Listed here - ti I. iwtta Q' 'Std V. are a few of the many concerts held here in the islands. Concerts featuring local artists include names like Cecilio and Kapono, the Beamer Brothers, Yvonne Elliman, Rap Replinger and the Mackey Feary Band. L T .. ,s!1?g:z sw t I r an r M l f I K . . has A., 'f , ,..Vm.+ 3-5 Yi g I I - ,WM , V.,1.ii.:,:: A W ff 5 -1:3 , ' hams 1, 7 I ., K