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

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lettermen ' s club, pacific and asian affairs council the lettermen ' s club recog- nized over 600 athletes this year, the officers of this club planned the end of the year varsity ban- quet and j.v. ice cream social, to raise funds for these events, members ran a concession at the school ' s basketball tournament, the officers also helped to pro- mote good relations between coaches and athletes. left: lettermen ' s club-1) stacey archer (vice president), russ martin (advisor), lisanne kaupu (treasurer), kirstie kane (president), missing from picture: alan ostermiller (secretary). d T the kamehameha chapter of the pacific and asian affairs coun- cil was a new club, students learned through guest speakers and statewide school conferences about the cultures and issues of asia and the pacific, in October, members who had been rarotongan exchangees did a slide show and discussion on the cook islands for a conference held on campus, clubs from other schools that attended also made presentations, an exciting and special activity for the club was using an experimental satellite to speak to people in places like australia, new guinea and rarotonga. the students discussed current issues and covered many topic areas, including comparisons of student life with their long distance counterparts, lee thomas, agnes quigg, and sarah quick were the advisors for the small but knowledgeable club. left: paac-1) kalani english, harold chinen (treasurer). 2) laura kane, jean kinney Stewart (president), aloha hussey (vice president). 3) lee thomas (advisor), sarah quick (advisor), agnes quigg (advisor), missing from picture: alika victor (secre- tary). hui lama lettermen; pacific and asian affairs 43

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hui lama the environmental task force of past years had a new name and new faces, the club name hui lama, was taken from the hawaiian endemic lama tree, under energetic advisors chuck burrows, mandy bowers, sig- rid southworth, and gerald Johnson, the club was rare- ly inactive, hiking trails all over the island, they ob- served and learned about hawai ' i ' s many plants, ani- mals, and geography, members took the challenge of trekking makapu ' u ridge, waiahole loop trail, malae- kahana and kapalama heights, at almost every u.h. football game and at the hula bowl, members ran a concession stand to raise funds for an outer island trip, club meetings and hikes were often accompanied by guest speakers and experts in ecology and geography, there were also several weekend camps concentrating on scientific and historical studies, the kawainui swamp field study in november was one of the most intense and exciting camps, as they analyzed water samples and studied archaeology, geology, and the various inhabitants of the swamp, the club also helped others to gain the pleasure of hawai ' i ' s natural beauty by learning trail maintenance to improve the kapa- lama ridge trail behind the school in a trailathon. i k above: 1) tammy apana, sigrid southworth (advisor), ray osakoda (president). Marine loo, gerald Johnson (advisor), michael nahoopii, chuck burrows (advisor), roanne chee, leiann fountain, michael dukelow, cindy fredholm, tammie araki, Stephen young, jana chun, kelli good, terza garcia, jana spencer, fori kaulukukui (vice president), leianne lee loy. 3) lloyd adams, michael akiona, charlsa grace, kim waialae, keawe chang, guia melo, jana lai, jaylene lee, monica bacon, darnelle leslie, mandy bowers (advisor), Stanley mahiai, karen jong (secretary). 4) michael higgins, iris wilhelm, iris kurosawa. 5) pii aiu, donald sato, glenn akiona, alika watts, charles spaeth. missing from picture: daniel nahoopii, ta mmy yamam oto top: the club logo. w

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rote top left: rolc-1) wendell lee, mark patterson, kimo lee. top right: rotc-1) roth puahala, michael chuck, eric stockhoff. right: rotc-1) glenn akiona, charles spaeth, donald sato, doriel kahaulelio. above: rotc-1) rohert han, royce makaea, Jonathan lee, Catherine cathcart. •J-J activities