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Be strong and ally ye, Oh sons of Hawai'i, And nobly stand together hand in hand. All dangers defy ye, Oh sons of Hawai'i, And bravely serve your own, your fatherlandf' -The earliest published version of the Kamehameha alma mater appeared in a school manual in May, 1391. The princi- pal of the school, Reverend William B. Oleson wrote the words, and Theo Rich- ards, a staff member, adapted and ar- ranged the music which was derived from an older song called, Wake, Fresh- men, Wake. This page, counter-clockwise from right: Kau'i Ka- lauokalani, Malia Adams, and Russell Kapahule- hua take their turns in the spotlight on the NBC stage prior to receiving their diplomas from Mr. Lyman and Mr. Ramos. Opposite page, counter- clockwise from top: 357 pairs of hands join for the last time in the singing of class and school songs. We leave remembering what Roland Logan said when he closed his farewell speech: Be proud that you're Hawaiian. OIIIIIIGIICEIIIGIIJC
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last at last farewell alas Kamehameha home we love 'Q YOU, I We grieve the thought of a leaving you, For graduates we'll be, And have to roam from thee, Our pride and inspiration these many years. -I-'rom a class song, Kamehameha Home Sweet Home, written in 1927 by William Kea and sung, by old-timers, as a companion song to the Kamehameha alma mater, Sons of Hawai'i. This page, right: Those are balloons, not an um- brella, and although Thad Chee looks like he's expecting rain, our camera caught him in a pensive moment outside the Neal Blaisdell center, under the big C hanging from a cement pillar, waiting for the second wave of friends and relatives to make their way to join him from other similarly draped pillars land graduatesj circled around the NBC in floral confusion. Bottom left and right: Kirk Halemano and Alexander Ka'onohi III seem to have cornered the market on pua kenikeni. Re- member when carnations were all the rage and a real man wouldn't be caught dead in a head lei? Opposite page, counter-clockwise from top: Valerie Vaughn, Kim Fong, Kai Todd tin his first and only yearbook picture: gotcha Kaij, Lori Karatti, and the parking lot boyz: Kevin Matsumoto, Glenn Cun- ningham, and Chris Young. Q S3
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