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

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National Honor Society And uill And Scroll scholarship, leadership, character, and service both in school and the commu- nity are the four criteria which the members of the national honor society are chosen. each year, administrators, counselors, faculty members, and the advisor meet to select club members. one highlight of the clubs year is the collection of donations for unicef we like to enjoy things outside the academic Held as much as others, was the feeling of one member. Ilia journalism. thatis the idea in the minds of the members of quill and scroll. these stu- dents are chosen according to their outstand- ing work in journalism, academic standing, and the recommendation of the publication advisors. the students put many hours of dedication into the high school is two publi- cations, ka na'i aupuni and ka mo'i. a new addition to quill and scroll s agenda was the production of a senior supplement. the sup- plement included events such as the senior prom, senior week, awards assemblies, and commencement. top: maile loo and michelle covalt discuss some business. above left: n.h.s.-1 I peter lraomea fvice-presidentl, maile loo, peter donnely. 22 daniel nahoopii, abraham thomas, michelle covalt, tiare pah ukoa lsecretaryftreasurerj, lani loo Ipresidentl, gary harris, laurie louie, scott siu. miss- ing from picture: bruce mossman, suzy pangilinan. above right: deann carden works on the senior supple- ment. right: quill and scroll-12 cathy remigio, carleen paresa, davelyn nakamoto. 22 lee henry, jamie silva, mel crowell, deanna carden. 58 activities

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luwehi Ka 'Iu 0 Kaiona because of an overwhelming number of hula-eager kamehameha students, a second halau was formed this year. the women of uluwehi ka Tu o kaiona learned the hela, 'uwehe, kaholo, and bmi, and gradually advanced to such hula as ka wika and halau hana1ei. under mapuana desilva is guidance, and with the help of graduates mele watkins and manu coleman kaiama, the club grew in love and understanding of our native dance. I top left: kathy pilila iau concentrates on per- fecting herhula skills. top right: uluwehi ka 'iu o kaiona-Il lana tam-hoy, robynne wise, ma- puana desilva Iadvisorl, kahikina desilva, lau- rie lee. 21 kim kalua, liane keliipuleole, jan zebm, kanoe chun, sherri orton, samantha cas- taneza, kristy mills, kathy pilila bu, lisa wat- kinu. 32 lisa tam-hoy, leah Villanueva, tracy spencer, kebau pinho, becky brown, gina rick- ard, pun smith, kau7 kalauokalani, nicole ebeo, christine hussey. 42 andrea dela cruz, jan ellazar, leilani akana, joanne lee, angela nihei, dawn lee, karen ho. middle: uluwehi dancers laurie lee, samantha castanera, leilani akana, shalei mossman, jan ellazar, and becky brown practice different verses of halau hanalei on blfahi Held and in the hallway fronting keoua 103. far left: camille sylva manages a smile during a grueling practice. left: mapuana de- silva, lfahikina desilva, and kihei desilva proudly applaud a kualoa perhrrmance of their club. halau 5

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Math Club study, study, study!!! that was the feeling of this yearis math club, who held a math camp early in september. the purpose of the camp was to give the students a chance to brush up on their math skills. other than the camp, students attended meets, competing with students from various schools. in addition, two banquets were held this year. all in all, the students learned to enjoy the field of mathematics through the knowledge and perfection of their skills. left: daniel nahoopii and abraham thomas have a discussion. he- low: cindy silva practices some sample problems. bottom: math club-Il laurie louie Ivice-presidentl, jodie Iouie Idirector of lower campus affairsl, pauahi baldomero lsecretaryl, lheresa miyashiro lpresidentl, daniel nahoopii ltreasurerl, darin mar fsargeant at armsl. 21 lana tamhoy, lisa tamhoy,jaimie akana, maile loo, lisa oshiro, abraham thomas, jeanne nelson ladvisorl. 31 da vel yn nalra- moto, cindy silva, heidi takahashi, scott siu, todd apo. '1 J 4 . : .25 .,:'-,:,,1:l ,-gg. .Q L. xg .54-:,4i,: A 'Q NW in tk-Q T 5 W I' ,fx -1 dlx n.h.s.fquill Ka scrollfmath 59