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

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Love game Miyashiro strives for the ad- in what is probably one of ew games she does not want end in love-all. The Girls' Varsity Team ended its season at the ILH. f s K wg: -f Beyond pain Sleeping is an art that, among other things, blocks out pain and a nosy camerawoman. Here, Mikie Aban- gan takes what is probably her only nap of the day. Mikie and her Varsi- ty Paddling Team are, at this writ- ing, first in the ILH. ftil ffpffw ft N A, l . 'gg' fV', 9 , mi? V g wi Au f Aiha a Mauliola, our longest Cin of years on the squadj but oldest wrestler, squirms out f his opponent's grasp. Q k Stomp it lt takes considerable foot power to perfect the game of soccer. Here, Jody Kaulukukui puts on the breaks in an effort to stomp a ball from moving. if I . Kick bored Board-bored Robert Hutchison idly practices his flutter kick on a chilly February afternoon. The Boys' Var- sity Swim Team placed 2nd in the ILH behind perennial power Puna- hou. A Aw why Kaiana Awai flings his body into yet another ball, Kaiana, in his fourth season in the nylon cage, helped his team to a third place finish in the ILH. UP'- 1 ILH Champs All-star Aulani Ryder and team fin- ished off their ILH Varsity Softball season in first place.

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Beep beep Hey roadrunner, here comes the competition in the form of Wren Wescoatt. Wren is one of the top runners in the state. Watch out! Hunters James McClure and Stewart Kawa- kami tackle their prey in a wolfhunt that unfortunately ended in a 12-O defeat, giving the Warriors a 4-5-1 record for the year. W' 1 - U R ' , . W' 1- 'i'L -Xi:W.N W ,V J i A ' ' . J -25? T - ii 2.9, Sumo lightweights? lL'f 71 Look out sumo fans. With baseball practices like this, Japan might just gain a few new recruits. Last year the JV Baseball Team took first in the ILH. With Kelly Tam Sing leading the warm up, it looks like they're off to another good start. .-w u Mangani Tarzan jokes aside, Kyle Kennedy- Pocock works out at Kekuhaupi'o with hopes of Olympic gold shim- mering in his eyes. ,il ' ky'- ,' ,f if ,,, V l X , fit? 1 -X 4... A3 , I, is ' 1 - ia , ,f , , ?' '5 , Y 1!?+f1fl.g ew,-M :5 'iff 4. ,P-A t mf-we lima Y yi 5-,Q ' ' A v ,K I- A K-. h 37...39...43 Hurdler Napp Fukuda fakes his way through push-up drills in an early season practice. Napp is no taker when it comes to running, howeverg he's been top-ranked ln the state for two years now, gm, .ls mrvliiio n . K--up Slamma Brian Souza, captain of the feated C10-O-and countingj A Basketball Team, slams home a other bucket. 6' '

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mn as mils. .. H? 'mW V Keggler Rod Rodney Meyer placed second in the State Bowling Tournament. After leading the first day's competition, he was edged out by Barry Hamada of Kalani. The boys' team finished in a fourth place tie with Damien. Memerized Captain Michelle Nagamine powers the ball into the net at a Girls' Varsi- ty game. Michelle has been captain of her team for three years in a rowp they finished their season at third in the ILH. Scoped out Sharpshooter Dayne Mitchell loads up for a shoulder-to-shoulder match with Mid-Pac. He placed third in the prone position. Q5 'P IS. 553 Who forgot the paddles After months of hard work the Warrior Canoe Club opened the Na Opio season with 2- first place tie with Damien followed a week later by an overwhelming 51 point victory at Kailua Beach. MVP Noe Miranda listens to a pep talk. For the last two years, has been named to the league state All-star teams. She has well, led her team to two lLH pionships and State Tour: births. Face-off Guy Kaniho, captain of the Varsity A Basketball and Varsity Volleyball teams, sizes up his opponent. Guy and Brian Souza were named to the first team of the Volleyball All-stars, David Lovell made the second. . My Dead-eye Silva Senior Bruce Silva placed second to Jason Welch of St. Louis in the prest gious JOR-NRA national qualifying match. Should Welsh default, Bruce wl be Hawai'i's representative in the Olympic's sharpshooting training cam this summer. l