Kamehameha High School - Ka Nai Aupuni Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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HRILL AND AGONY By: Kaleo Ahai, Kalani Lorenzo, Teri-Lynn Young and Momi Lau Practice, respect, and love To play a sport it takes determination and hard work. As a young boy I've learned that practice, respect, and love tor what you are doing will help you to become a successful person. Playing football for The Kamehameha Schools has been my child- hood fantasy. l would always watch Warrior football teams of the past go undefeated to opposing teams. My rookie year on the Varsity Football Team gave me the chance to learn from my teammates. I considered them my brothers and l gained all I could from my coaches. Each day we all learned new things, whether it be a new play or a new joke. We shared our experiences as a team. When my season ended earlier than expected, l thought ot the chance I missed not being able to give what l could. The values from my coaches and teammates will never leave me. -Mike Kauhane Rightt Boogie down Leilani Rio! - the marching band always thrill their audiences, sometimes they even surprise themselves at how well they can do! Opposite page: llll-Star quarterbaclr Garrett llwai knows all about thrill and agony - he 3 had his share of winning touchdowns and Hved through every lrind of pain. 4 ge sl . , . ,,fN-W......,...,s ...., ..,-...,.... , - fr m...'f A .. ,, ... I . A .... K '... Q . - irss -f'1'.

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oundations Use what is given to you Some athletes fear practice, but when l think about practice, I don't get this feeling. To me, practice is a foundation to a winning game. lt shows a person that it they really want something in lite, they have to work twice as hard in order to accomplish their goal. Each team is a blend of various personalities. They learn to relate better to others and form special bonds of friendship. lust as in life you learn to take what is given to you, and to use it to your advantage. A team can get out there on the field or court with a sharp uniform, but it's the practice that helps the team win. -Macy Lee TOD fighli Lonnie Okazaki and Shannon Kaneakua fback to cameraj play 'Wshy games an the starting blocks between sprint sets in an afternoon workout with their coach Bill Smith of the Kamehameha Swim Club. Right: Rebekah Kuhia and Ger- maine Naeole, also members of Smith's Club, argue playlulb' about whos going in Hrst. In mid-December our un-heated swim pool is anything but relreshingb cool Opposite page: Kui Bean look at what all those afternoon workouts did for you - feel good I betf are you related to He-Man? N 'l