Archive for October, 2010

Senior Lūʻau

On October 16th,  Nā Mamo had their senior lūʻau. It was a time for the students and families to come together to celebrate the beginning of their last year of high school.  The night was full of Hawaiian music, ‘ono Hawaiian food, and lots of hula.  A silent auction was held and Nā Mamo logo wear items were sold.  The seniors were honored with special seating and were served throughout the night by Kähili Koa’e.  The event was held in Ha’aeamahi Dining Hall and was emceed by Alakaʻi Paleka.

Breast Cancer Awareness

In observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, our student council decided to inform our high school students about breast cancer through our morning announcements by sharing informational facts about male and female breast cancer. We also held a ribbon sale at lunch, which would allow purchasers to wear pink or blue to show their support for breast cancer. Every ribbon cost $1, and proceeds were sent to the American Cancer Society.

Warrior Wahine Volleyball

As the BIIF volleyball regular season comes to an end, we want to honor our seniors.  Good luck to Katelynne, Hi’ilani, Serena, Kanoe K. Lindsey, Kanoe S., and Schae-Ann as they play their last home game as a Warrior Wahine.  The team will host Kea’au Cougars on Tuesday, October 12, 2010 at Koai’a Gym.  JV games starts at 6pm with Varsity to follow.

Serena powers her kill through the Trojan block

Hi'i Solo

‘Umia Ka Makani

At Pai`ea Stadium on September 17, 2010, our Warrior Football team hosted Hawaii Preparatory Academy in their first game under the Friday Night Lights. The Warriors defeated the reigning BIIF Division II champions in a thrilling 20-17 overtime match.  The team will meet again in Waimea on Saturday, October 23 at 2pm.  See below for photos…

Brotherhood of Warriors

Talk to the Hand

CRUZ-in

My name is MANA

Big Man's Dream

Don't cross my line

House of Pain

Next Stop...END ZONE!

Great Wall of Warriors

I Mua Spirit Week

  

Here at Kamehameha Schools Hawaii High School, we celebrated I Mua  Spirit Week on September 13-17, 2010.  The week was complete with dress up days, activities and a huge football victory.

Monday, September 13: Day 1 was Battle of the 4 Nations which resembled “Avatar: The Last Air Bender.”  On this day, students had to dress up according to their nations. Seniors were the Earth Kingdom, Juniors were Water Tribe, Sophomores were Air Nomads, and Freshmen were the Fire Nation. Our activity for this day included a mini water polo match between the nations.  The catch: all participants had to stay on an inflatable tube or inflatable animal water toy the whole time they were in the water.  It was a fun activity to watch.  In game 1, Air Nomad defeated the Water Tribe.  In game 2, Earth Kingdom beat the Fire Nation.  In the final showdown, the Earth Kingdom dominated the Air Nomads.  It was a great kick-off to an awesome week!

 Tuesday, September 14: Day 2 was a Red Carpet Affair Day. Everyone dressed as if they were going to a Hollywood premiere or as an actress or actor. On that day we had an I Mua week idol activity during lunch. Students did karaoke to a song of their choice. 

 Wednesday, September 15: Day 3 was Hanabata Days. It was a day where students could dress up as they did when they were younger. A blind-folded baby feeding activity was held during lunch. Student council made pudding topped it off with bananas and whip cream. The object of the activity was to have both team members blind-folded, while their “coach” gave directions to the feeder as they fed their team member.  It was a messy, but fun activity and participants commented on how yummy the pudding was. 

 Thursday, September 16: Day 4 was Psychedelic Day. It was a 70’s theme dress up day and a lot of people (faculty, staff and students) made their own tie-dye shirts. Everyone was happy and feeling groovy, as they were able to have lunch and enjoy a little Zumba workout!

Friday, September 17: Day 5 was our traditional Class Color Day. Each year, the last day of our I Mua Week showcases a powderpuff football game between the classes and a Male Cheerleading Competition. All students showed their support by wearing their class colors Seniors: gray, Juniors: green, Sophomores: yellow, and Freshmen: red.  In round 1 of the powderpuff football games, the Sophomores defeated the Seniors and the Juniors were victorious over the Freshman.  The final game between the Juniors and Sophomores was not played because the Male Cheerleading Competition went overtime.  Stay tuned, as we hope to get final game played soon.

Although the planning of this week was challenging along the way, students, faculty and staff enjoyed all festivities.  The highlight, of course, was our football team’s 20-17 overtime victory over the reigning BIIF Division II champs, HPA.

I MUA WARRIORS!

Juniors Greek day

JUNIOR GREEK DAY

 The juniors prepared for their Greek day for about a month and did a great job.  At Greek day students are to live as Greeks for a day. All the juniors are broken up into 7 city states and they are to research and perform a skit from the Greek books. They eat Greek food, play Greek games, and dance the ancient Greek dance. It’s an entertaining day, where students work together and showcase their learning about Greek Mythology. The city state Argos won for the second year in a row.

Juniors naming

 

 

JUNIOR NAME BLESSING

The juniors’ received their class name on Friday, September 24, 2010. In celebration of the 125th anniversary of the Kamehameha Schools, the quasquicentennial class of 2012 at the Hawaii Campus is now known as Kāhili Koaʻe.  A special ʻōlelo noʻeau was created for this class, “Welo haʻaheo me he kāhili koaʻe lā”, which means “Fly proud like a koaʻe feather standard”.  Traits of this class are noble and admired.

This year, our class naming committee will be giving each class their name by June 2011.  This not only identifies and unifies each class, but it is to encourage and guide the class to live up to their name and strive to be the best in all they do.

Na Mamo: Class of 2011

SENIOR PICNIC

On Thursday, September 2nd, the senior class traveled to Hapuna Beach Park for an official “ditch day” bonding. The senior class spent the whole day on the west side of the Big Island. It was a day for them to relax together as a class and enjoy the sun. The school provided each student with a bag lunch and water.  Students were allowed to bring snacks to last them the whole day. This was the 3rd year that the seniors had done this and every year it has been a success. The students also enjoyed the relaxation and comfort of Roberts Hawaii motorcoaches.  It was the perfect beginning to the school year.

SENIOR SUNSET

On September 10, the senior class had a bonding night at Kamehameha High School. The night was complete with a slip and slide going down the middle of the high school campus, music, a movie and refreshments. It was a time for our senior class to hang out together because after all it is their last year. The night started off with spaghetti and manapua for dinner. Throughout the night there were candies for the students to snack on and towards the end of the night ice cream sundae stations with all the toppings were set up for all to enjoy.