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

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The trouble with clubs is everyone only comes for the parties. Oh good! If that picture he caught of me gets in the yearbook then I won't have to join another club. I thought I was such a smart kid to have two I.D.'s - until I lost both of them. Traffic court. No other school has traffic court. They can park wherever they want, but not us. Our school always has the big four dances a year. Thfillingsw' What is Quill and Scroll? Is there really a Backgam- mon and Chess Club? Our class uses Song Contest as an excuse for another party. I don't know why our class even bothers having socials. The food and entertainment is always junk and hardly anyone goes. 0 s 1cEs A A A What's so exciting about Hui Lama? They always have so many people in that club. What do they do besides climb mountains and count birds? So what, Mr. Bertino, we can go already? Trish, if you go Ka Na'i Pono today can you sign me in? But we're an all-girl club, Jimmy. What do you expect us to talk about? This always happens to me. I start off selling my M Xt M's,' keeping track of all I.O.U.'s, and by the time I finish I'm short about twenty dollars. Now I know I couldn't have eaten forty boxes of candy. I don't know where they're trying to guide us to during Group Guidance. All we ever do is argue. I really hope Scott, Shawn, and Grayden win. They were so bad! I love I-Io'olaule'a for the mere fact that I can eat a Hawaiian plate, cotton candy, sundae, kulolo, pizza, saimin, barbeque stick, pickled mango, and malasada all in the same place. ackety ack Q-7

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u a malo'elo'e, lalau na lima i ka hoe nui me ka hoe iki. Stand up straightg reach for the big paddle and little paddle. Said to young people - be prepared to weather whatever comes your way. Mary Kawena Pukui, '61elo No'eau, 8 activities have always major part of my life. hey provide both physical evelopment and emotional elease for me. I have learned o work with others in team ports and to work alone in ndividual sports. In team you learn to rely on You cannot win by , no matter how good You must be part of are. whole. It is a great feeling know that you are part of with people and have fun doing it. Though I enjoy team sports, my favorites are the individual sports - like wrestling and track. There is a unique oppor- tunity, a one on one challenge, which requires the best that you can give. You use your own skills against someone else's skills. If you win, it's your achievement. If you lose, that is also yours to take. You cannot blame it on anyone. You better than you alone ou learn to work can only work harder so that be you'1l be ready for the next He 'opio hoe-wa'a, a canoe-paddling youth. w Patterson is pictured here wearing far ss than the feather and whale-tooth finery with hich he was draped as a member of the 1985 Aloha eek Royal Court. He carries, however, an plement of significance equal in contemporary awai'i to the cape and feather helmet of old. e carries a paddle. paddle comes from a living thing. When held in ght, respectful hands, those hands give life back the paddle. The paddle becomes an extension f the paddler. The paddle is given a name. It not bandied about. It is neither stepped over or used to play fight sword. It is one of the st still-used tools of our ancestors. Holding paddle, we hold those ancestors. -if 1861. time. Whatever sport you like, whether it be team or individual, it will give you a sense of achievement. To have strived, trained, and sweat for a goal, and then gained that goal, gives you a feeling that's hard to describe. But it's there. It's a feeling that makes all the practice and work worthwhile. A feeling that sets a warm glow inside of you. A feeling people can see. A feeling of pride. -Kip Sam Fong