He Waiwai Nui Ka LökahiUnity is a Precious Possession
Alumni Week 2013June 4 - 9, 2013Kamehameha Schools Kapälama
The ladies of the class of 1933
He Waiwai Nui Ka LökahiWWUnity is a Precious Possession
KKKAAAMMMEEEHHHAAAMMMEEEHHHAAA SSSCCCHHHOOOOOLLLSSKKapälammaa
KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS
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Aloha Mai Käkou and welcome toKamehameha’s 24th annual Alumni Week!
Aloha mai käkou,
WeWeWelclclcomomome ee bababackckck tttooo cacacampmm us! We hope that you find your stay enjoyable asasas yyyououou rrrecececonononnenenectctct with family, friends and faculty. Over the course of mymymy fffiririrststst yyyeaeaear r r asasas PPPo o Kula (Head of School), I have heard so many stststorororieieiesss frfrfromomom aaalululumni about the special and vital role that Kamehameha ScScSchohohoololols s s ––– KaKaKapäpäpälalama played in their lives that it gives me heartfelt joytototo wwwelelelcococomememe all of you home. Kit and I look forward to meeting each anananddd evevvererery y y ononone of you!
A A A fefefewww things have changed since you graduated. Most recently, we’ve seseseenenen ttthhe revitalization of our middle school buildings, Ka öleiokü and KeKeKelilili`i`immmaika i, with state-of-the art facilities. We’ve also seen former trtrtrususustetetee Myron Pinky Thompson’s dream fulfilled with the openingofofof KaKaK `i`iiwakïloumoku, our Hawaiian Cultural Center. For someKüKüKünununuiäiäiäkea Stadium and Koai`a, the athletic/P.E. complex will be new, bububuttt thththee e most awaited facility on campus is undoubtedly Hale Ho okü Ka a, our 500-car parkinggstststruruructctuurure. These capital improvements reflect the on-going commitment of our trustees to the edede ucu atattioioion of “gogogoododod aand industrious” men and women at Kapälama.
WhWhililee sosomeme tthihingngss mamay y have chahangn ed, other things have remained the same. Under Dr. MiMichchaeael l ChChunun’ss lleaeadedership, KKamameehameha Schools – Kapälama made a name for itself amonong g tthee nnatiionon’s ffininesestt indedepependenent t scchohoololss, aand it is my commitment to continue, annd d toto bbuiuildld oon, thatat ttraradid tiionon of exceellllenencece.. GuGuidideded bby Ke Akua and inspired by Ke Ali`i ii PaPauauahihi, , wewe wwililll contn innueue tto adadapapt t ouour r prprogograramm and instruction to our ever-changing wororldld aand tto o enenhahancncee seservrviccess to o suupppporo t t didiveverssee HaHawawaiiiian keiki from across the islands and aabrbroaoad.d. OOurur mmisissisionon remamainins tto nururtturere ““gog odod and inddustrious” servant leaders who seek to enhahance the ecapability and well-being of the Hawaiian people and to enrich humankind.
On behalf of our current generation of good and industrious young men and women and the kumu who are committed to nurturing them, we welcome you back to campus for Alumni Week 2013!
No laila, e ho i mai i ka home ho‘ona‘auao aloha ma Kapälama, e kipa a e nanea mai – welina!
Me ke aloha pumehana,
Earl T. KimPo o KulaKamehameha Schools – Kapälama
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6:30 a.m. - pau
$125.00 per person6:30 a.m. shotgun
[6:00 a.m. check-in]
limited to 60 players- or -
12:00 noon shotgun
[10:30 a.m. check-in]
Annual Golf Tournament - Pearl Country ClubTwo shotgun starts available (see schedule on left). tt Registration will be on a first come, first
served basis. Deadline is May 17, 2013 or earlier, if full. Full payment along with completed
tournament registration form must be received to guarantee registration. Lunch, green/cart
fees, tournament gift, hole-in-one and longest drive contests, banquet, awards and prizes
are included in the entry fee. Awards banquet at Pearl Country Club at 5:30 p.m. No host bar.
Register at www.pauahi.org.
Boarders check-in to assigned dormitory.
Opening Chapel Service - Bernice Pauahi Bishop Memorial ChapelBegin Alumni Week with devotion and fellowship. Celebrating classes honor Princess Bernice
Pauahi Bishop by presenting ho`okupu and u Oli Aloha.
Po`o Kula Welcome Reception - Ka`iwakïloumokuE komo mai! Come and meet our! Po`o Kula (headmaster), Earl Kim, as he invites you to joina us
in the newly contructed Ka`iwakïloumoku Hawaiian Cultural Center just Diamond Head of the
Heritage Center for dinner, music, and launa aloha (fellowship).a
Ticket required for dinner. Two (2) tickets maximum. NO ALCOHOL PERMITTED.
12 noon - 4:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.Bernice Pauahi
Bishop Memorial
Chapel
6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Ka`iwakïloumoku
$10.00Ticket required
for dinner.
TUESDAY - JUNE 4
MONDAY - JUNE 3
Class of 1948
Tour #1:
8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Meet at Konia at 7:30 a.m.
$15.00 per personTicket required
for lunch.
Tour #2:
9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Meet at Konia at 8:30 a.m.
$10.00 per personTicket required
for lunch.
Alumni on the `Äina - A Tour & Taste of AgricultureHop aboard a bus bound for an island-wide tour of Kamehameha’s agricultural lands. Host Kapu
Smith, KS’ senior land manager, will guide you through the history of Kamehameha Schools’
legacy lands with stops in Punalu`u and North Shore. Talk Story with farmers, visit the Punalu`u
Ahupua`a Farms Lots, enjoy a fresh lunch at Kahuku Farms and learn about the prestigious
North Shore Plan. * Limited to 55 participants.
Ticket required for lunch. Two (2) tickets maximum. NO ALCOHOL PERMITTED.
Alumni on the `Äina - Explore Urban Island Culture in Our Kaka`akoWalk the streets of our Kaka`ako with Christian O’Connor, the asset manager overseeing nine
blocks of redevelopment on Auahi, Keawe and Coral streets. Meet with visionary business
owners, innovative restaurateurs and unconventional non-profit masterminds who are building
this community from the ground up. Finish the tour with a healthy, locally-sourced bento from
resident Taste chef, Mark Noguchi. Taste is the “permanent pop-up restaurant” dedicated to a
community culinary experience. * Limited to 30 participants.
Ticket required for lunch. Two (2) tickets maximum. NO ALCOHOL PERMITTED.
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Mini Breakfast - your dormitory loungeBoarders only; cost included in boarding fees.
New Boarder check-in to assigned dormitory.
Mauna `AlaThis event begins with the presentation of ho`okupu from each of the celebrating classes to u
Ke Ali`i Pauahi, followed by individual tours/presentations of the chapel and various tombsites,
the Kaläkaua crypt where our Hawaiian royalty have been laid to rest. Hosted by KS ‘97.
Ticket required for lunch. Two (2) tickets maximum. NO ALCOHOL PERMITTED.
Celebrate! Let’s Dance to the Music! - Kekühaupi`o GymWe invite you for an evening filled with dance songs that have been favorites throughout the
decades. From the ‘40s Boogie Woogie Bugle Boys, to the ‘80s disco, to Gangnam Style -
everyone is encouraged to get up and dance! Heavy püpü will be served.
Ticket required for entry. Two (2) tickets maximum. NO ALCOHOL PERMITTED.
WEDNESDAY - JUNE 5
THURSDAY - JUNE 6
7:00 a.m. - 8:30 a.m.
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Meet at Konia at 8 a.m.
$7.00 per personTicket required
for lunch.
5:30 p.m.
Kekühaupiÿo Gym
$15.00 per personTicket required
for entry.
11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Under Konia Field Tent
$10.00 per personTicket required
for entry.
7:00 a.m. - 8:30 a.m.
Campus Tour of New KS Facilities (KMS/Athletics)Take part in a cultural welcome at the new Middle School campus, where we will be hosted by
our middle school administration, followed by a walk-through of the new Athletic facility-Koai`a.
Come see the new 21st century developments to campus. Some walking required.
Two (2) tickets maximum. NO ALCOHOL PERMITTED.
Taste of Kamehameha - Under Konia Field TentDelight in the mouthwatering dishes created by the celebrating classes as they prepare and
present selected dishes, while enjoying musical entertainment from Kamehameha ÿohana.
Entries will be judged and awarded, so don’t miss one of our most popular events. Ticket
required for entry. This event sells out as tickets are limited. Hosted by KS ‘87.
Ticket required for entry. Two (2) tickets maximum. NO ALCOHOL PERMITTED.
Talent Night - Dinner / Talent Night Show - Under Konia Field TentThe evening begins with a local flavored meal accompanied by a side order of great musical
entertainment. The celebrating classes will astound and delight the audience with song, dance
and a great time. Don’t miss this special event which is one of the highlights of the week. Come
prepared as it can get chilly at night. This event sells out as tickets are limited. Hosted by KS
’79. Ticket required for dinner. Two (2) tickets maximum. NO ALCOHOL PERMITTED.
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Meet at Konia at 8:30 a.m.
$5.00 per person
Mini Breakfastyour dormitoryloungeBoarders only;
cost included in
boarding fees.
New Boarder check-in to assigneddormitory.
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5:30 p.m.
Under Konia Field Tent
$15.00 per personTicket required
for dinner.
Class of 1973
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FRIDAY - JUNE 7
SUNDAY - JUNE 9Boarders check-out of dormitories prior to Memorial Chapel Service
Memorial Chapel Service - Bernice Pauahi Bishop Memorial ChapelJoin us as we honor classmates who have passed on. Continental breakfast from
8:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.Bernice Pauahi
Bishop Memorial
Chapel
Class Night ActivitiesPlease contact your class representative for details.
Alumni Lü`au - Under Konia Field Tent“He Waiwai Nui Ka Lökahi” is an ” `olelo no`eau which states Unity is a Precious Possession. u
This encompasses how the class of 1984 feels for each other, our school, and about the
opportunity to create this year’s lü`au experience for the celebrating classes.u
For those of us fortunate enough to be beneficiaries and products of “Pauahi’s Love,”
Kamehameha will always be precious to us. Please join us as we return to our “home” as
alumni to share in mea`ai, mele, dance, and laughs with one another. Hosted by KS ’84.
Ticket required for dinner. Two (2) tickets maximum. NO OUTSIDE ALCOHOL PERMITTED.
Evening
3:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Under Konia Field Tent
$30.00 per person($5 goes to KAPF)
Ticket requiredfor dinner.
Lovely ladies of the class of 1978
Class of 2003 Song Contest Rehearsal
SATURDAY - JUNE 8
Mini Breakfast - your dormitory loungeBoarders only; cost included in boarding fees.
7:00 a.m. - 8:30 a.m.
Class of 1953
BoardingFor those who plan to board, please remember that the dorms are our KS students’ home away from home.
All restrooms and shower facilities are shared. All beds are twin size.
Boarding is for adults 21 years of age or older. NO CHILDREN OR PETS ARE ALLOWED. Mini breakfasts begin Wednesday morning, June 5th through Saturday, June 8th.
Room AssignmentsAll room assignments will be made by Parents and Alumni Relations and the respective class representative(s).
Re-assignment or switching of rooms by individual boarders will not be allowed.
Single boarders will be paired, as much as possible, with a classmate of the same gender from the same graduating year.
The dorms are co-ed; shared room assignments will be designated to same gender pairs or designated couples only. The
majority of rooms are single occupancy and are furnished with single beds only.
Booking Your Room - $30.00 per night, per personOvernight stays must be for a minimum of two (2) consecutive nights.
For example, you may stay Thursday, Friday and Saturday but not Thursday and Saturday only; minimum two (2) consecutive
nights stay. Boarders’ guests (limited to one per celebrating alumni) will be assessed a $5.00 Alumni Week processing fee.
What to BringBoarders will be staying in the student dormitories. They will need to
provide their own twin sheets, pillows, pillowcases, blankets, towels
and clothes hangers. Washers, dryers and irons are available in
the dorms.
Boarder ParkingA Boarder Vehicle Permit must be completed upon check-in and
placed on the dashboard at all times while on campus. Please be
mindful of where you park as not to inconvenience others.
Boarder RulesBoarders must be 21 years of age or older.
No children or pets are allowed. No amplified music in dorms.
A $45 fee will be assessed for lost keys.
Boarding registration and events are limited to one celebrating
alumni plus one guest only.
Parents and Alumni Relations may require you to obtain and
present medical clearance to attend and/or participate in
scheduled activities. At their sole discretion, PAR may limit your
attendance and/or participation in scheduled activities if you fail
to present medical clearance when requested. The WAIVER
AND RELEASE form must be signed at check-in if you are
boarding at any time during Alumni Week.
Handicap AccessHandicap access is limited. Please indicate special needs request
on the registration form. We will do our best to accommodate your
request, but please remember that we do not have “hotel”
accommodations in the dorms.
Shuttle BusesShuttle buses will be available to transport guests from the dorms
to scheduled campus events and to bus pick-ups for off-campus
events. Schedules will be included in the boarder packets and
Alumni Week program.
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Class of 1998
Girls of the Class of 1988
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Registration deadline for celebrating classes(classes ending in a “3” or “8” between 1933 - 2008)
is April 30, 2013 or until events sell out.
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checcckskss ooor r r momooneneney y y ororordededersrsrs. NO PERSONAL CHECKS will be accepted. All registrants will be assessed a $5.00 Alumni
Week processing fee. IfIfIf yyou require assistance to register, please call (808) 842-8892 or 1-800-842-468882 2 2 x x 288989892.2.2.
If pppayayaying g g bybyby cccasasash,h,h, cccasasashihihierere ’s check, or money order, a copy of your registration confirmation, together with fullllll ppaya meeentntt mmmususttt
bebebe mmmaiaiaileleleddd tototo ttthehehe PPPaaarents and Alumni Relations office BEFORE your registration can be completed.
Cashier’s checks and money orders should be made payable to Kamehameha Schools and mailed with a copy of
your registration confirmation to: Kamehameha Schools - PAR, 1887 Makuakäne Street, Honolulu,, HI 969696818181777
Registration DeadlinesThe deadline for celebrating classes* is April 30, 2013 OR UNTIL EVENTNTNTSSS
SELL OUT– whichever comes first. Complete your registration early asss
events sell out quickly.
Registering for EventsYou are welcome to sign up for all events; however, please sign up onlnlly y fofoforrr
events you plan to attend. NO ALCOHOL is allowed at events (excepepepttt
for the lüÿau - alcohol can be purchased at the event - no outside alccohohohololol iiiss s
allowed).
All activities are sold individually. Each event requires a reservatioon n anananddd a a a
ticket, with the exception of the Chapel services. There is a maximum of
two (2) tickets per event per registrant, NO exceptions.
Priority of registration will be by the date full payment is receiveed.d. IItt isis hhigighlhlyy
rerecoc mmended that you register online with paymenentt byby ccrer didit t oror ddebebitt ccard to
guguarantee that your registration has been confnfirirmemed.d
TicketsGuGueseststs wwhho ppururchchasasee lü`aauu titickketets ono ly willl l bebe mailed their tickets to the address provided onn tthehe rregegisi trratation n foform. AlAll l otheher
guests may pick up their tickets during Alumni Week at the PAR information table at any scheduled event beginning with the
Poÿo Kula Welcome Reception.
Age RequirementsAlumni Week participants must be 21 years of age or older, with exception of the Alumni Lüÿau on Saturday,
June 8, 2013. Any child occupying a seat must have a ticket.
Cancellations, Revisions & RefundsCancellations or revisions must be made through
the PAR office at (808) 842-8892. No refunds or
cancellations will be accepted after May 24, 2013.
Additional InformationSchool Store/Book Store The School Store will be open
Monday – Friday, from 7:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Questions?Call (808) 842-8892 or toll free at 800-842-4682 ext. 28892
g q q ,for all online registration questions. For all other questions,
please call (808) 842-8680.
Jr. Prom ladies of the Class of 1993
Class of 1963
KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLSKAPAALAMA
Parents & Alumni Relations1887 Makuakane Street
Honolulu, Hawai‘i 96817–1887
ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
PRESORTEDFIRST CLASS MAIL
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
HONOLULU, HIPERMIT NO. 419
Class of 1983
