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

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jumpin 'andjazzin 'their way through the year, the jazz theater members proved to be a persistent and hard- working group of individuals. meeting on mondays and thursdays from 3:00 to 5:00, pam sandridges dancers learned much more than dance routines-they learned concentration, toughness, and the power of determination. said one trouper, we warm up to some good slow songs and then dance to todays fast beat music. its a lot of hard work, and sometimes you feel really pres- sured, but it's all worth it. clockwise from right. t her warm-up routin erri hangca con- centrates on er e , troupe-U pam sandiwe linstructorl, ahaku mcfadden, terri hangc eather I terri buell, susan carter, tehane wainee. 31 jill lindsey, michelle alo, leeann anderson, cathy hora, crystal payanal, melanie crowell. 42 naumi helenihi, maile lewis, greg soares, cathy remegio, kehau harris. jill lindsey perfects her moves. kehau har- ris reaches lbr the sky. 18 activities MAII That Jazz,

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Drama Club And Thespian Troupe entertaining and creating enjoyment for people of all ages was one of the many goals that the drama club and thespian troupe accomplished this year. in november, the club was busy performing the 'prince who wouldn 't talk. then in january, a state conference was held, followed by a win ter melowdrama in february, and a spring play in april. the year was rounded off with an ofHcers installation banquet and initiation held on may fourteenth. with advisor james bertino, the club was able to give students, young and old, a chance to enter the world of theatrical arts. ff' fu fn , .5 I U Q., ,e ..- above left: drama club-U Stacey martin, curran arakaki, kelly hu, lorna perry, kim carter, rogerine montero. 21 rho neves, corrine chun, frank jenson, christi ching, steve hoag, harold costa, jackie tascott, cathy hora. 31 lance hon, arthur wilson, david furtado, dorene tagudin, Ieeann genovia, erin mckee, ronald castagnetti, natalie ornellas, shawn forsythe, kelly kahaihui. missing from picture: paul pikini. top left: thespian troupe-ll rho neves, christi ching Itreasurerl, steve hoag, jackie tascott. 21 arthur wilson, curran arakaki, leeann genovia Isecretaryl, ronald castagnetti, erin mckee tscribel, natalie ornellas lvice-presidentl, rogerine montero. missing from picture: pamela boshard, denise keomalu, brenda crabbe, leslyn hanakahi, wendilee pacheco, john kong kee. top right: james bertino advises the actors during one of the many rehearsals. above right: everyone listens attentively for the wise words of the wizard. drama 17

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ut The Boogie In Your px ii ef! .1 N 'sk .. . .1 li .. 4 X 1 - I in the evening was the theme of this septem- berk Welcome back dance which helped to kick off the school year. rockers got down to some rock, while punkers and pop- pers punked and popped their way through the evening. in october, the traditional homecoming dance gave students a chance to celebrate a well- played football game. and in february, after exams, everyone relaxed with friends and loved-ones at the valentines dance, which, as usual, was a huge success and the only open dance of the year. H- nally, we ended nine months of school on an up-note with the thor- oughly enjoyable aloha dance. 'U s tap: chris wright and jody brehm get down to some good music. kelli spencer and asai gilman do the same. middle: kika hukoski and lia keawe enjoy each others company. makanani wong and patrick pa are caught in mid-gyra- ' ' tion. kathy ho and mike lum dance the night away. hot- tom: nat wise and lei tiwanak . get groovy. kekoa keliipuleole and jenny kauhane display their terpsichorean skills. jazzfdances 19