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

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bishop memorial choir this year ' s members of the bishop memorial choir, advised by nola nahulu, found themselves busy preparing for sun- day ' s church service, they participated in fundraisers in- cluding: selling candy, moloka ' i bread, and helped the deputation team with their carwash. the bishop memorial choir also made a trip to moloka ' i with the deputation team in January. left: 1) harrys hamada, hualalai lee, cathy kaea, davidette pa, denise keo- malu, karen wong. 2) kim kuoha, loke pa, maggie punahele. 3) kalani englhh. 4) shelby hake, mele kahalepuna, edmund kahoohanohano, laura kane. missing from picture: nola nahulu, kim hayes. below left: members of the bishop memorial choir during founder ' s day at mauna ala. below right: kim hayes at mauna ala. bottom: nola nahulu explains to members of the choir new music. famfe An ' lyi e k r 7 deputation team bishop memorial choir 63

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deputation team members of the deputation team, advised by kahu kaupu, traveled throughout the hawaiian islands spreading the word of God to hawaii ' s people, they participated in fun- draisers including a car wash, they also helped with the sunday service of the bishop memorial church, there were no major requirements in being a part of the deputation team, members shared in a common feeling- the love of God. right: 1) kahu kaupu (advisor). 2) kim hayes. 3) ginger pahulehua, harold chinen. 4) hualalai lee, karen wong. 5) roxanne kamalii, mark patterson. missing from picture: edmund kahoohanohano, paul akau. below left: nola nahulu goes over the activities to come, below right: members of the deputation team participate in the mauna ala service, bottom left: kahu kaupu visits with a friend at the mauna ala service, bottom right: members of the deputation team go over material for their next presentation. 62 activities

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math club one of the most competit ive clubs was the math club, the members came in periods seven and eight, or after school each day studying and preparing themselves for the mini meets that were held once a month, these meets determined their entrance into the oahu math league, which is comprised of twenty-nine schools and is exclusive to only the top math students, the mini meets were timed tests of ten minutes each, from which there is a selection of six different events to choose from, in addition to this, some of their activities included a math camp from October 31 to november 2 and a fundraiser from november 25 to december 4. their goal was to take a trip to the university of California at los angeles at the end of the school year, this money will also buy trophies for the three top members. above: 1) daniel nahoopii, s uwn forsythe, leslilyn baldomero, laurie louie, cindy silva, theresa miyashiro. 2) krhtine leong, gloryanne yango, heather heaukulani (secretary), michael nahoopii, Jeanne nelson (advisor), missing from picture: maile loo, lianne loo, noelani loo, robyn yim-martin, Stephen young, early nne maile, sheryl lau, donna kalauokalani,jodi muranaka, darin mar (treasurer), margaret birk (advisor), mele todd, andrea apo, Jacqueline tyau, javlene lee (president), reynold hioicifviee-president), harry nakamoto, jack wright, kendall mann, cheryl rodenhurst. top left: mrs. Jeanne nelson aides jack wright on a complicated problem, top right: theresa miyashiro and jaylene lee solve math problems at the recently held math camp. 64 activities