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

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HDR Giving all she got Leann Anderson dances and rifle-twirls to the i of the Kamehameha Warrior Marching Band band, regularly ranked among the nation's top will be touring Europe this summer. Concert Glee goes to New Zealand Select members of the Concert Glee Club traveled to New Zealand to greet the double-hulled canoe, Hokulea, on the second and most dangerous leg of its voyage of rediscovery. lj Scott Leong, Kahea Kaiama, Debbie Joy, Jade Silva. IJ 'lolani Kamau'u. Trevor Maunakea, Kamele Collier, Roy Tanaka, Jaime and Randie Fong fAdvisorsJ. 1' I is as Sing from the heart Away from home Tropical teen pageant Becky Turner, Malia Davidson, and other members Junior Monica Naeole and Sophomore Amy Dill will Two Kamehameha students, Janeen Tavares of the Bishop Memorial Choir, sing Aloha Pauahi be studying in Aukland, New Zealand during the Naomi Helenihi participated in the Miss T at the Founder's Day service at Mauna 'Ala. Nola second semester of the current school year as par- Teen Pageant. Naomi, pictured above, Nahulu is the group's director. ticipants in the AFS exchange program. herself as one of ten semi-finalists.

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1' 4' fwsssxstbvfsw 4 f Mi Family of the year vin Kaauwai is an active Junior who is involved in ert Glee. He has the honor of being a member Hawaii's I985 Family of the Year, mentioned in Honolulu Star Bulletin. I Fashion High Board lfeterson. Jayson Lum. and Walter Makaula selected as members of the twelve person Page Fashion High Board, who put on fashion and received commercial contracts. Wings Russell Kapahule- hua and Sophia Kauhi fly to great heights in the Ju- nior Civil Air Pa- trol. A big success ATP Ho'olauIe'a l985, took place at Konia Field on October 26. lt featured local talent and good food. along with outer-island supporters who together, grossed over 580,0w. 14 . ,' 1 W 1 i , if 3 . l Na Hoku Hanohano David Huihui's song Kaua'i, was named as a Na Hoku Hanohano award nominee. e K 'V .,'4-f 1 ' ,.H.f. . 0, fv- 'A t 1 . -' . S. Right shoulder. arms! From left to right are Corly Johnson, Keoni Chang, Shannon Oshiro, Anthony Gueli, Darrell Kahalkewai. and Lloyd Sing. They compose the Kamehameha Drill Team, active in competition and JROTC. fmt 'JS Stilljvr X Wainani Young and Nicole Strekow were two en- tries in this year's Miss Teen Hawaii contest. Though not chosen. both did an excellent job in representing themselves and Kamehameha. Nature Arbor Day cere- monies were held off the w a I k w a y to - wards 'Akahi this year. Different groups partici- pated in planting trees which will eventually en- hance the natural landscape of the campus.

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Get into the green seniors won the Homecoming competition this As the result of some serious Getting into the they were able to capture the coveted Spear for the second time in four years. I Senior lU'au grinds. Smith and Gina Rickard heap it on at the Lu'au. Like so many Kamahameha events that to be near disasters, the lu'au. thanks to and donors. was a resounding success. Pardners Lorenzo and Bruce Bryant teamed up to win rst place in the ATP Ho'olaule'a Lip Sync Contest's o division. Their winning number? Rhythm of e Night. We are the corners cleaner upper crew Stan Cadiente, Landon Bautista. Robert Requilman, Rodney Meyer, Kirk Halemano, and Matt Patterson voluntarily relinquished precious surfing time one early Saturday morning in October to clean up the grafitti at Corners. Kirk Halemano is credited with organizing the painting spree. Principal Tomy Ramos provided paints, brushes. and supervision. The mixed First place in the group division of the Lip Sync Contest went to Keoki Kahumoku. Noe Sallas, and Michelle Minchiu, pictured here in a hana hou performance at Kekuhaupi'o. lt's in the bag Singing brothers Shawn and Scott Horiuchi joined with falsetto sensation Grayden Kelly to win the Brown Bags assembly in November. Sweet Lei Mo- kihana never sounded so good . . . or high. Our song Kaleo Ahai, Susan Yagi, Kelli Kelekolio, and Pomai Loa continued the fine Kamehameha tradition of acapella singing as they captured second place at the Brown Bags to Stardom competition,