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

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speech club and national forensic league the speech club consisted of many novices, a new coach, experienced returnees, and lots of talkative people, students entered festivals at various schools, competing in a range of eight events, several students qualified for forensic league membership and others improved their league rankings, to fund a trip to a festival at loyola marymount university in California, members sold food and washed cars, they par- ticipated in local festivals and had practice sessions with their coaches, preparing for the trip, the club hosted its annual debate festival in december at konia and in march, selected members went to a maui state qualifying festi- val, to close their successful year, a speech club banquet was held in may. left: national forensic league-1) gloria woodward, robin Stewart, Judy naniole (coach), sharaine lum. 2) abraham mokunui, duncan vierra, naomi kahamoku, denise yan- agawa, jobie masagatani. below: speech club-1) paul pi- kini, kevin yoshimitsu, robin Stewart, hoku fagaroos, lee ann fujita, jewel kaylor, jean Stewart. 2) charlene kauahi- kaua, cynthia wong, Judy naniole (coach), kim ka- hahawaii, lianne loo, marjorie kauha, sharaine lum, gieg soares, lynette wong. 3) judy chong (coach), cheryl yin, gloria woodward, abraham mokunui, duncan vierra, na- omi kahamoku, denise yanagawa, irish barber, jobie ma- sagatani, keith marzan, harold costa. missing from pic- ture: his long (coach). drama thespians speech forensic 19

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drama club and thespians with club advisor eric pourchot, drama club members made props, managed productions, and directed and acted in several plays, the year be- gan with the club hosting a drama workshop held on campus in October, there was participa- tion in the punahou one act festival and the state thespian conference, in which eight talented stu- dents went to maui. the november opening pro- duction was alicein wonderland, the february presentation was a series of comedy scenes, and in may there was another well performed play, some of the members became a part of the school thespian troupe through participation, through- out the year, the club went to see plays at other schools and ended their activities with an even- ing of skits and awards presentations at the club banquet. top right: thespians-1) nune fernandez, John kong kee, hoku fagaroos, pia kamakahi. 2) robin stewart tiendy pachec C paul pikini, antoinette kea. 3) kevin yoshimitsu, mark thom- as, heather andrews. right: drama club-1) renee baldovi, cur- ran arakaki, heather andrews. 2) stacy naipo, vicki shiroma, kalei keolanui, arnel morikawa, arthur wilson, corinna bai- ley, leslyn hanakahi. 3) rogerene montero, nune fernandez, hoku fagaroos. 4) kevin yoshimitsu, robin Stewart, paul pi- kini, louise puuohau, mark thomas, leeann genovia, ewalani bernadino, shelly mckeague. 5) pia kamakahi, antoinette kea. above: kevin yoshimitsu, renee baldovi and kalei keo- lanui prepare for a play.

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founders day founder ' s day is a time when kamehameha students reflect on the past through traditional songs and dances, previously only the high school division came together in honor and remembrance to pay tribute to bernice pauahi bishop, their founder, but last year marked a change in tradition- the entire student body from keep to high school came together to ex- press their gratitude to princess pauahi. this year, 1980, was the second year in which all schools joined together as an ohana on december 19 for founder ' s day. i r i