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

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along or until all of our here are gone. How many of realize the value of every day until we have no more halls , jokes to laugh over, or to grumble at? walk ur staff tried to capture the pre- ious and typical moments of day here. I was inspiried by he book, A Day in the Life of awai'i. I had to decide on a lot f things to make this the best was in my neighbor's orchid nursery. I 't trying for anything specialg in fact, was just fooling around. People say take good pictures, but mostly it's a matter luck. The light, I guess, was right, and was playing with the macro switch on my The p' ' T ' ' ' . u icture looks more like a hat s what I like about it It me of a fresh new day. You put in its proper, rightful place, yo face forward. We ought to be like opening in the morning we grow to bloom today. Karen Ka'upu. maybe a Susan Hansen than a igefaa. 45 522 ig it are aaiafaf ohala i ka pua, f fx ICP? ua wehe kaiao. The blossoms are ope ' g, N- f for dawn is breaking. lt - One looks forward with jo . I to a happy event. . ' Z-C ? i rc Mary Kawena Puk No'ea , 992179. 'ZX 3 6, 1985, section possible. I had eff ' ' m re ' ed the layouts C10 ygu Separate the precious a day. I had to arrange fOr 6 Srl t S. It's hard to read the ordinary? What signifi- CHITIGIGS, film, and WhO gO6S 'Wi' al ' Cfibblef' ' aY9f after does a ngrmal day at schogl I had to publicize the contest an laye hen I tran r ughs to for us? I d0n't think we can arrange for judges. Talkabout finals. k goodnes e whole this until 3 Crisis stress! Jainnie Cox and I spent ' sta is staying af all our extra time - which wasn't much - in SPC working on poster We didn't finish until the end of 'L the activity period on the day be- for the contest. I ended up in Kihei's office crying and pleading . from the pressure. I was so frus- trated until the Day came and so relieved when it passed. But am I finished yet? No, I've sorted through 300 photographs to find the 40 we need, but I still have 16 pages of paperwork to oversee. hool to help. Wh did I learn from all s? I lear that val is a lot easier to grumble a ut than it is to produce, that the c st of 16 pages of color is hard ork, head- aches, tons of zits, and h ndreds of extra dollars. I learned that I value doing a good job almost more than I value my sanity, and that all this valuing is finally what separates the precious from the ordinary. , , I f lim J -. f 'gi' 'J lf., OLQ 1 it Xt. 1451 19