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

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ejmaunafvanessa tengan, 5 Pep And Letterman s Club this yearls pep club, consisted of students in all grade levels, was under the guidance of ga ynell fuchs and wanda porter the pep club promoted a Hred-up spirit at kamehameha by making posters for athletic events and assemblies throughout the year. right: pep club-Il tracey spencer, charlotte kepaa, holly wills, -moladgglrae anna peahu, michelle smith, tunia kaawa. 21 gaynell fuchs ladvisorj, kehau pinho, kawehi apo, :Q , joan pokipala, cassie bow- ' man, tishia souza, dane christopherson, aulani ryder, Wendi-liz tancayo, maile davis. 32 lisa haa- senritter, cheryl yin, thompson mano, robin pang, scott desilva, joel ca- macho, eugene travis, kanai fo, jill akau. below: anna peahu and moladgg 1 ,tical h f' Me- - be- low righ t: letterman 19 club ofHcers-11 tyler kanatake, Charlene achi. 21 reydan ahuna, camilla wengler. the main goal of the 1etterman's club was to promote good relationships between the coaches and athletes, and to also recognize the 600 lettermen of kamehameha. the ofHcers of the club planned the j.v. ice cream social and the varsity letterman is banquet that was held at the end of the year. the club also ran a concession at the kamehameha basketball tournament to raise funds for these events. activities

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Speech Society And The , S clockwise from top left: desiree ohashi says a speech while standing at the lectern, as she is coached by walter kahiwa. denise arista and marci pung map out their strategy for a debate. walter kahiwa kids around with scott young while he keeps time hir a speaker. national forensic league-11 denise keomalu, sean hackbarth, greg soares. 21 harold coat costa, cheryl yin. speech club-ll audree heflen, denise keomalu, cheryl yin, jenny chock, darice mccabe, denise arista. 22 lois long ladvisorl, harold costa, kaleo ahai, brian baptista, shawn tiwanak, kevin murray. 31 walter kahiwa ladvisorl, sean hackbarth, gqrEzg1 ryan doeller, david akaka, walter kahumoku Icoachl, kawika lee. .FL speech club, last years most outstanding club, started off this year with lots of activities and fun- draisers. all of the mem- bers participated in rais- ing money for a hilo trip by organizing a car wash and a candy sale. members took part in different speech festivals and tour- naments held at various schools throughout the state. the speech club also sponsored an invitational debte festival on campus. musicfvideohspeech 6 'I

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Ka Ikaika the strength of mind and body is the meaning and the main emphasis ofka ikaika o ka mana'o me ke kino. striving to achieve positive self-concepts and increased personal mind awareness, ad- visors judi naniole and nani bowman exposed their club members to a variety of guest lecturers and mind expanding techniques. left: ka ikaika-11 tina grube, roberta kauffman Iguest speaker1. 21 nani bowman Iadvisor1, miki efll debra ryder, judi naniole Iadvisor1. 31 robert prestige, gwen holi, holly wills, jan lumeakana, joycelyn lee. 41 greg lum ho, kelly chuck, heidi takaha- shi, alan hanaike, lawrence wong, beIow.' members of ka ikaika stretch together ata meeting. bottom righ t.' miles kahaloa and gary harris join together in song. bottom left: tTc.a.-11 wheeler brown, carleen paressa, julie kaohi, judy rasmussen !advisor1, isaac coclrett. 21 reydan ahuna, renee awai, denise kaaa, rochelle lapierre, robyn ho, brad chang, 31 miles kahaloa Iadvisor1. . - v---1-:qw .Q 4g K uv v-i .f S6 sharing the gospel of jesus christ with students of similar interests and needs was the main function of the fellowship of christian athletes. two club activities were a jog-a-than and family picnic on november 13, and a meeting of all tfc.a. clubs at the u.h. on december 14. with the guidance of miles kahaloa and judy rasm ussen, the members were able to spend time together learning about jesus, sharing individual thoughts, and caring about people around them. lettermenfpepflra ikaika c a 65