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

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He Ho'ola uIe'a: i .. 3- 2'-Q Q a 5lf fl, -ci if top: the ke aloali 7 royal court-12 richard crabbe fannouncer2, rhonda tirrell, ka welo kong kee, noelani kahina Icourt dancers2. 22 Wheeler brown fkahili bearer2, edwin lindsey Ip12kani2, mitchell kanehailua Ipololu2, kaimiola andrade Ipololu2, edward stormont Ipukani2, kaniala baker fkahili bearer2. 32 kenny hewett Imo'i2. 42 randi kaui Ikalaimoku2, richelle stillman fmo'i wahine2. 52 rhonda oana Ikahuna nui2, wendy tancayo lukali wahine2, joan pokipala lkahu makuahine2. 62 beau mills lpololu2, james turner Iali'i kane2, kimberlee kuoha Kali? wahine2, jessica chong fukali wahine2, michael lau Kpololu2. 72 barry choy Ikahili bearer2, robert souza Ipulo'ulo'u2, mitchell abad fkalzili bearer2. missing from picture: nani bowman Iadvisor2, lurline naone Iadvisor2, holoua stender Iadvisor2. above far left: brad cooper and doug Wong show their special hula talent. above middle left: leanne char dances an 'auwana number. above middle right: mindy nahuina displays her grace. above far right: advisor nani bowman and court dancer rhonda tirrell chat with two ladies from lunalilo home. right: queen richelle stillman presents herself proudly to the crowd. opposite page: top: holoua stender and members of the court listen attentively while a resident of lunalilo home plays her guitar. above left: georgette wright performs to he mele he inoa no pauahi . above middle: davidette pa gives meaning to the phrase lovely hula llands'C above righ t: randy rivera shows his hula ability to the audience. left: kahili bearers kaniala baker and Wheeler brown lead king kenny hewett and the other court members into bishop museum. right: musicians kaipo hale, manu boyd, and robert cazimero serenade the student body. 8 acti vitles r ,,fg fk MF' X I i f A Za-ff g ANNNE l 5 2 , 21 n Xx 2 ' E. Q

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A Celebration Uf Our Culture Z I XA he ho'olaule'a week, novem- ber eighth through the twelfth, was a very festive one with such activities as two assemblies, a lei contest, and a hawaiian food lunch. the ke aloali'i royal court presented itself at both assem- blies to students from grades seven through twelve, and to the faculty. the court also trav- elled to k.e.e.p. school, lunalilo home, and bishop museum on the day of the first assembly. at the second assembly, each class danced both kahiko and auwana presentations. also at the assembly, the spirit spear was awarded to the mighty sen- ior class. he hoblauleia week was filled with the spirit of aloha and the special pride we have for our culture. ,4m.a f 1 Af f 7 41 f . ., :..4- -3' he hoblaulea 9