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

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Interschool In only its second year, the interschool Committee had a fabulous year of exciting school exchanges. The sucess was due to an amazing turnout of over 50 students. These students took part in visitations to Punahou, St. Louis, Kaimuki, Kalaheo, McKinley and Iolani. They were able to experience the different atmosheres of these various schools and got to meet many new friends. It is assured that the Committeetwill be experien- cing another great year of excitement. Publicity The KAS Publicity Committee, chaired by Susan Nakashima and Tammie Omoto, had a creative and joyous year. Signs, posters and bulletins were made for activities such as Home- coming, Winterball, fundraising, proms and sports events. This committee made it pos- sible for all of Kalani to be in tune for to- morrow. page 138 v- -,. - - W LT, Bottom row: Renee Oshiro, Raina Matsui, Kelli Hirata, Lorelei Riborozo, Diana Miura, MoriwmL 2nd row: Sandra Wong, Tammie Omoto, Jill Tamaru, Tracy Loo, Gennano, Michele Yamada, Kristi Yee. 3rd row: Janis Shinkawa, Catherine Takemoto, J anyce Lori Haena, Lien Chen, Katherine Oneha. 4th row: Sarah Chung, Joy Jakobovits, Michele Leanne Tahuma, Reiko Fukushin1a, Raena Sakeguchi. 5th row: Yolanda Astrero, Leilani Chan Kuba, Lance Masuda, Gordon Yang. 'C,.,.w i Rfk Bottom row: Tammie Omoto, Susan Nakashima. 2nd row: Daphne Nishikawa, Janis Shin Shelley Yorita. 3rd row: Katherine Oneha. -1.-,

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-ff -qu - -v f Bottom rovy: Marlo Arakawa, Tari Shimabukuro, Catherinc Takcmoto, Lynn Moriwaki. 2nd row: Jennifer Fujita, Janis Shinkawa, Dana llinazumi, Pamela Mau. 3rd row: Kevin Jung, Valerie Yoshitake, Michele Wright, Daphne Nishikawa. S p e c i al A c t . The Special Activities Committee, nder the guidance of Mr. Ohta, had very busy year. This committee work- as possible. d together with many other KAS com- ittees in order to plan activities to fill be school year. The committee did a 'T job in making the school year as Elections The elections committee worked very hard this year holding elections for the officers of each class, the courts of each prom, and the KAS officers. With the help of Mr. Walton, the Advisor, Tari Shimabukuro and Marlo Arakawa, the chairpersons, and the hard working committee members, the elections ran quite well. 'F'-v I 4 f s- 'v Bottom row: Wendy Char, Anita Lee, Laura Cheng, Pamela Mau. 2nd row: Diane Yee, Scott Goto, Lynn Moriwaki. 3rd row: Tony Lau, Kevin Jung, Bert Toya. 3rd row: Patrick lnouye, Luke Yeh. page 137

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8 71 1, l1 ,311 l 'NF S if iw 'i. ?,sv-gasp 1 1 fx, 4 Zimafll. row: Raina Matsui. 2nd row: Kelli Hirata, Renee Oshiro. 3rd row: Jill Brown, Shelley Yorita. .-NMWNQ row: Ellen Lien, Tari Shimabukuro, Catherine Takemoto. 2nd row: Marlo Arakawa, Daphne Nishikawa. 3rd row: Michele Wright, Veronica Daily. 4th row: Dana Hinazumi, Janis Shinkawa, Community Serv. Giving Kalani a good name throughout the community and recognizing the students of Kalani were the duties of this com- mittee. A Blood Drive held on January 29th to help out the 'Future Donors' program from the Bloodbank of Hawaii and an Awards Night was held in the school cafeteria to recognize students for their services and achievements. Assembly This spirited group planned a number of entertaining assem- blies throughout the year. The football pep-rallies along with homecoming week brought the school alive with a lot of class competition games and spirit challenges. Recognition assem- blies gave the outstanding achievers the recognition they de- served. Once again the assembly committee worked well to put together a fun school year. . I page 139 4