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

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rock club, legislative apprenticeship Asna O the kamehameha rock club is a new club on campus, through their activities which included concerts and meetings to listen to music, this club has enjoyed many good times imua o ' gonzo! top left: 1) alika watts (president), venus rosete, billy sanborn (treasurer), tammv apana. 2) karla antone, sandy kaohimaunu, crystal kua, boo kaaua (secretary). 3) Stephanie chow, kahale aiona, lynn kamai, harold chinen. 4) dawn baker, corrine yuen, charlsa grace. 5) mike dukelow, tammy yamamoto, dana craig, charles spaeth. 6) helene white, tammie araki, Stephen young, robert yim. 7) kawena cushingham, warner bray, scott richardson. missing from picture: michael higgins (coordinator of events), pinky nesmith, tim o ' leary, kirn chang, donnita wong, leinaala akamine, Stephen lam. the hawaii state legislature opened on January 20, 1981. it was the beginning of sixty working days for senior greg thomas and junior jenell yamada, who both were chosen to represent kamehameha as legislature apprentices, greg was apprentice to rep. calvin sing, while jenell was kept busy with rep. milton holt. rock legislature 39

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credit union the student credit union organization made up of twelve elected students made their way through the year with much success, with advisor devlin kaniaupio, members attended a hawaii credit union youth conference held at camp mokuleia. this camp drew student credit unions from all islands to come together for two days and discuss certain issues. bottom right: raenette melemji voices her opinions during an executive meeting, bottom left: tracev j onj fries to decide if she likes what martin heirakuji has in store for a poster, belotv: 1) chervl mdenhurst (vice-president), raenette melemai (treasurer), dev- lin kaniaupio (advisor), kathleen kaaua (president), mele todd (secretary), right: 1) raenette melemai, mele todd. 2) devini kaniaupio, tracey aiona. 3) cheryl rodenhurst. 4) devlin kaniaupio, martin heirakuji, kathleen kaaua. 38 activities

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national honor society and quill and scroll to become a member of the na- tional honor society, one had to be selected by a committee, which consisted of the deans, counselors, and class advisors, juniors and sen- iors had to have a 3.3 grade point average and sophomores a 3.5 or above, students also had to be out- standing in character, leadership, and service. right: national honor society-1) michelle ai- chang, ' jaylene lee, johie masagatani, gail hecker, lynette wong, tammie araki. 2) diane amaral, cindi fredholm, alane albao, andrea apo, glenn akiona, pii aiu, kendell mann. the quill and scroll society was comprised of juniors and seniors who had done exceed- ingly well in the area of jour- nalism, members were select- ed from either the ka mo ' i or ka na ' i aupuni staffs and had to be in the upper third of their class in general scholas- tic standing, new members were accepted into the society in december. right: quill and scroll society-1) li- sanne kaupu, kimberly chang, mi- chelle ai-chang, mary conching, lori kaulukukui, ilona kamalu, cheryl ro- denhurst. 2) sharilyn fong, lianne loo, karen kong, helene white, shar- aine lum, wendy barne s, greg thom- 40 activities