Kalani High School - Ho omana o O Kakou Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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g-W rv- lv 'H -ff-v - -- ,- SOFTY TENNIS f ,, ' 5 1 Only after hard work and a lot of dedication the f S soft tennis team had a great year. Led by cap- -, tians Curtis Chang and Michele Wright. The U ' ' boys and girls teams won in theFrist round of 4 5 I Q--. Qs E' - A the OIA championships. Michele Wright and 'SS l...' ' ' Q W, Jennifer Fujita successfully advanced to the 1 , T ' ' 4 quarter finals. 'Hooray' for coaches Houwer A! a L ,V 'gd , Liang and Kyle Tom. You did a superjob! S N ' - ,. V. f 'tooo . f f ' . N .' 41 ' ,' -Q ,C 'z s-- V -if A.-.r ' sm - 'fm Top row: coach - Hou wen Liang, Tony Yang, Curtis Chang, Kris Sakuma, Kevin Ho, Terry Okamoto, Gavin Hall, coach - lsyje Tom. ottom row: Shannon Tanaka, Robin Shim, Tracy Kubo, Jennifer Fujita, Anita Lee, Anna Tsan , Michele Wright. i,- M9245 'l T -WF: Y 1: I V S J 'yy ' , ' 4' , S 'ft it 'ifi fr . - f if Q . I!! lf . 'A ,MQ .ia L J K ' g WCQNQQQW HT! g, 4101 ' he 3 Qj g M if r 1 s A r. gn swir l ' -i . ., , , N452 ool' if 5 I t, je isos .Qisg5'gis'ff5fg, ' ' A gswiV4-. 51 in ., 314.4- Above Left: Terry creams a serve. Above Middle: Curtis smashes a fore hand. Above Right: Anita whips a serve. Left: Shannon and David de- monstrate serves. Right: Micheleffar rightj holds two balls. Sports 115

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WET AND WILD From a national standpoint, water polo is not a very popular sport. Most of the action occurs in California, where the top collegiate teams reside and compete. ln Hawaii there are high school competitors, but the main focus is in the ILH. Kalani, however, put together a team for the third consecutive year. Even though it was only a club sport, its members played hard and had fun!!! Powered by aggressiveness determination, and a desire to get drowned, the water polo team splashed their way to domination and success. Led by their incredibly beautiful and sexy coach, Linda Aki, Kalani pushed its way past lolani and Hawaii Kai while equalling the drive tthat's a pun!J of Kamehameha. Roosevelt proved to be too much for the team to handle, and swept past our defense with speed and knowledge Despite a lack of experience, Kalani was able to show great potential for future seasons. -J an 4 W, -W W ,W ,, , , WW. ,W Top row: Akira Tashiro, Jerred Lum, Micheal Thompson, Linton Honda, Kelly Hayase. 2nd row: Aaron Pollard, Jason Murray, Andy Wiegand, Michelle Messner, Peter Murray. 3rd row: Derek Chang, LeeAnn Duskin, Cathy Kendrick, Mabel Haines, Cheryl 4th row: coach - Linda Aki, Kimo Loui, Anela Kaninau, Heidi McElhaney, Lauren Emoto. Bottom: Jay Frankenberger, Ed Lowndes. aM5 Sports 114 -5 N ss.-fwfr. .g csv - Top: Kelly's derermination lets no ball get past . Linton is confident, confident, dry and secure. 'Shark', Yells Anthony, as Jay and Andy are

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4 1 X ,, S is S , S Siam top row: Cori Neves, Janis Shinkawa, Shelly Yorita, Ksfmrinn neha, second row: Kathy Oshira, Sheri Fujii, Tracy Loo, aphne Ch bottom row: Shanti Miguel, Susan Nakashima, Kat een ru, enn er LaRue. fki f Headed by coach Roy Nakamura and tri-captains Susan, 'Shinky,' and 'Loo' and two all-stars Katherine and Kathy, the team ended up with a winning 9-4 record which resulted in a second place slot in the Honolul District. The team consisted of seven veterans and four rookies: 'Da Team' canied their goals straight to the play- offs. They truely exemplified the meaning of a 'team' t ....,l,..W...1 ,sf M' ' 9 SEASON SPARKS UNITY l We we g K if? I L K -1 Civ'-V Susan Nakashima .'f argues with the empire. x sf Ka .,.l ,A 0 4- ,JW s w- r . x- Hot Mitts Niguel does it again. Tracy walks like an Egyptian. sports 116 C..