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

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I'll just cut off this piece and take the rest. One of the most enjoyable ac- tivities that the boarders of KSB always look forward to are their annual dorm parties. Strains rang- ing from the Beatles to Johnny Mathis can be heard even by those not attending the party. Food galore is never lacking and after the girls have left, the boys are sure to be hoarding the left-overs in their rooms for late or early- morning snacks. f'Ah, Ah, Ah! Sure wish I could have some, but my diet . . . To the strains of Beethoverfs 4th Concerto in Db . . .

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The cherished cups. Distinguished guests. Song Contest Kamehameha students have always been well known for their superlative ability to express their Hawaiian heritage through song and this year's song Contest proved to be no exception. The healthy competition between classes makes each strive for excellence. Each class puts forth its best efforts with great hopes of winning the cherished cups, This year's contest ended with victory for the mighty seniors of both KSB and KSG. And the victors beam with pride. Jolly Juniors??

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Noi! I won't leave my pretty chair! There must be an easier way. Dances The fall of each school year is the time at which new and old students of Kamehameha become acquainted, and one way is by dancing. The annual Aloha Dance is held for this sole purpose. Two additional informal dances, the Muumuu Ball and the Christ- mas Dance, are also held. Students are able to enjoy the newest dance crazes, and teachers are introduced to the Swim, The Monkey, and the Jerk, to mention just a few. All else is forgotten for the time being. Charge l A Hi! My narne's Stanley. I like it!! I like it!! ffoiddyapzf,