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KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLSKapālamaAlumni Week 2018June 4 - 10, 2018Kamehameha Schools Kapālama CampusClass of 1973hoseLei wholeade wty is mbeauALUMNI WEEK 2018June8:004 - 10,2018Registration beginsAMHST on April 3, 2018Kamehameha Schools Kapālamaalumni.ksbe.edu/alumniweeksowerLei whose beauty is made whole by its flowersflby itsHe Lei Kipona Ke Aloha
Welcome to Kamehameha Schools29TH ANNUAL ALUMNI WEEKAloha mai kākou!Welcome back to your alma mater! Our founder, Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop,envisioned the Kamehameha Schools serving Native Hawaiians into perpetuity andwe are all proof of that. Iʻm sure all of you feel as I do, indebted to KamehamehaSchools and Pauahi for the opportunities afforded us while enrolled as studentshere on the Kapālama campus. The experiences we had as students here helped usto build a strong foundation on which we were able to build our future.Today, I welcome you back as the Poʻo Kula of this campus and am so honored to behere serving the haumāna and future leaders of Hawaiʻi and beyond. I know manyof you too have accomplished outstanding achievements yourselves that havecontributed in many different ways that honor the legacy of our Princess and liftour lāhui.May you enjoy renewing old friendships as you join in the activities of Alumni Week 2018. I know that our Parents& Alumni Relations division has worked tirelessly to put together activities and programs that will be fun, uplifting,and bring a deeper awareness and appreciation to our Hawaiian well-being – culturally, spritually, socially,economically, physically, emotionally, and cognitively. As we say now at Kamehameha, E Ola!My wife Nizhoni and my ʻohana welcome you back to campus and on behalf of our current generation of “goodand industrious young men and women” and their kumu who are committed to nurturing them. We honor you thealumni of our beloved Kamehameha Schools. Welcome home and have a wonderful reunion celebration.Ua ao Hawaiʻi iā Pauahilaninui –Enlightened is Hawaiʻi this day because of our beloved Princess Pauahi.Me ke aloha pumehana,Dr. Taran K. Chun, Poʻo KulaKamehameha Schools – KapālamaClass of 20132Class of 1993
Monday12:00 PMPearl Country Club 150.00 per person12:00 PM shotgun[10:00 AM check-in]JUNE 4ALUMNI GOLF TOURNAMENTTee-up Alumni Week with classmates and friends onthe greens at Pearl Country Club. The coveted TrusteeTrophy, Gladys Brandt Women’s Cup and Allen BaileyMen’s Cup will be awarded to deserving participants.Entry fee includes bento lunch, unlimited drivingrange balls, green/cart fees, longest drive contest,hole-in-one, dinner banquet and two (2) refreshmentson course. Other competitive games are availableat the event. Full payment along with completedtournament online registration must be submittedto guarantee your spot. Awards banquet to followat 5:30 p.m., no host bar. Deadline is May 4, 2018 orwhen spaces are filled.Register at: connect.pauahi.org/ksk-alumni-week-2018Class of 1968ALUMNI ON THE ʻĀINATAKE A RIDE TO THE NORTH SHORE7:45 AM - 2:00 PMMeet at KekūhaupiʻoBus Departs at 8:15 AM 50.00 per personincludes lunchTicket requiredfor tour.Journey in an air-conditioned bus to the mokuof Waialua, to the ahupuaʻa of Kawailoaand take a tour of Kamehameha Schools’revitalization efforts. Income generated bythese efforts help to fund Kamehameha’seducational mission. Our first stop is theRed Barn Farmstand, where a group ofsmall, locally-owned farms on KS lands, arededicated to bringing fresh-grown food toHawaii’s families. Hear their mission andhow they educate island keiki about wheretheir food comes from. We then hele toHaleʻiwa Store Lots, Kamehameha Schools’community revitalization project. Thereyou will learn about the area’s history.Enjoy a sampling of delicacies from variousstores including Teddy’s Bigger Burgersand Matsumoto’s Shave Ice and more.Ticket required for tour and lunch. Two (2)tickets maximum. NO ALCOHOL PERMITTED.ALUMNI ON THE ʻĀINABISHOP MUSEUM WALKING TOUR8:30 AM - 1:00 PMMeet at KekūhaupiʻoBus Departs at 8:45 AM 31.00 per personincludes lunchTicket requiredfor tour.- OR-TuesdayJUNE 512:00 PM - 4:00 PMBOARDERS CHECK-IN to assigned dormitory.5:00 PM - 6:00 PMOPENING CHAPEL SERVICEBernice Pauahi BishopMemorial Chapel6:30 PM - 8:00 PMKaʻiwakīloumokuHawaiian Cultural Center 16.00 per personTicket required for dinnerClass of 1948Tour the grounds of Bishop Museum with abehind the scenes visit to private collections.Learn about the historic buildings on themuseum grounds and the gradual move ofKamehameha Schools to it’s present location.Visit treasures that honor the extraordinarygenealogy and legacy of Ke Aliʻi BernicePauahi Bishop. Journey aboard the MālamaHonua Voyage as we visit the planetariumprogram and Holo Moana exhibit. Enjoy lunchat the Bishop Museum Café by Highway Inn.Please note that this tour requires walking.Attendees are encouraged to wear comfortable walking shoes and dress in cool modestattire; a hat and sunscreen are suggested.Ticket required for lunch. Two (2) ticketsmaximum. NO ALCOHOL PERMITTED.Begin Alumni Week with devotion andlauna aloha (fellowship). Celebrating classeshonor Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop bypresenting hoʻokupu and ʻOli Aloha.POʻO KULA WELCOME RECEPTIONE komo mai! Come and meet our PoʻoKula (Head of School) Dr. Taran Chun as hewelcomes you to Alumni Week 2018with dinner, music, and launa aloha.Ticket required for dinner. Two (2) ticketsmaximum. NO ALCOHOL PERMITTED.3
WednesdayJUNE 67:00 AM - 8:30 AMMINI BOARDER BREAKFAST in dormitory lounge. Cost included in boarding fees.9:00 AM - 4:00 PMNEW BOARDER CHECK-IN to assigned dormitory.8:00 AM - 1:30 PMMAUNA ʻALA & HELUMOAMeet at KoniaBus Departs at 7:30 a.m. 16.00 per personTicket requiredfor lunch.Mauna ʻAla (8:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.)The day begins at Mauna ʻAla with a presentationof hoʻokupu from the celebrating classes to Ke AliʻiPauahi and other members of the Kamehamehadynasty, followed by a tour of the chapel andKalākaua crypt where our Hawaiian aliʻi havebeen laid to rest. Hosted by KS ʻ97.Helumoa (10:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.)at Royal Hawaiian CenterOur morning continues at the wahi pana ofHelumoa where we will learn the history andcultural significance of the area that was famousfor the grove of niu trees. Lunch to be held atthe Royal Grove near Ke Aliʻi Pauahi’s statue.5:30 PMUnder Konia Field Tent 21.00 per personTicket requiredfor dinner.Class of 1963PANIOLO NIGHTJoin the alumni ʻohana at our Paniolo Night complete with song, dance and ʻono kine BBQ grinds – country style!As the sun sets on Konia Field, put on your best cowboy boots to enjoy a night filled with games, line dancing, greatfood and company. Swing your partner ‘round and ‘round, and don’t miss out on this event! Ticket required for dinner.Two (2) tickets maximum. NO ALCOHOL PERMITTED.Thursday7:00 AM - 8:30 AMJUNE 7MINI BOARDER BREAKFAST in dormitory lounge.Cost included in boarding fees.9:00 AM - 4:00 PM11:00 AM - 12:30 PMUnder Konia Field Tent 16.00 per personTicket requiredfor entry.5:30 PMClass of 1983Friday7:00 AM - 8:30 AMUnder Konia Field Tent 22.00 per personTicket requiredfor dinner.JUNE 8MINI BOARDER BREAKFASTNEW BOARDER CHECK-IN to assigned dormitory.TASTE OF KAMEHAMEHADelight in the mouthwatering dishes created by thecelebrating classes while enjoying music and launa aloha.Entries will be judged and awarded, so don’t miss oneof our most popular events. This event sells out as ticketsare limited. Hosted by KS ‘74. Ticket required for entry.Two (2) tickets maximum. NO ALCOHOL PERMITTED.TALENT NIGHT - Dinner/Talent Night ShowThe evening begins with a local flavored meal accompaniedby a side order of great musical entertainment. Thecelebrating classes will astound and delight the audiencewith song, dance and a great time. Don’t miss this specialevent which is one of the highlights of the week. Comeprepared as it can get chilly at night. This event sells out astickets are limited. Hosted by KS ’84. Ticket required fordinner. Two (2) tickets maximum. NO ALCOHOL PERMITTED.in dormitory lounge. Cost included in boarding fees.9:00 AM - 4:00 PMNEW BOARDER CHECK-IN to assigned dormitory.10:00 AM - 1:00 PMKUPUNA PĀʻINAKaʻiwakīloumokuHawaiian Cultural Center 21.00 per personTicket requiredfor lunch.4Kamehameha leadership honors and celebrates our kūpuna at the inaugural Kūpuna Pāʻina. This event gives a chance toreconnect, rekindle friendships and reminisce about shared experiences with classmates from the decades of the ‘30s, ‘40s,‘50s and ‘60s. Ticket required for entry. Two (2) tickets maximum. NO ALCOHOL -------
SaturdayJUNE 97:00 AM - 8:30 AMMINI BOARDER BREAKFAST in dormitory lounge. Cost included in boarding fees.7:00 AM - 12:30 PMKING KAMEHAMEHA DAY PARADEMeet at KoniaBus Departs at 7:30 a.m. 11.00 per personIncludes a light snack.Join in on the fun at the King Kamehameha Celebration Parade. Participants will enjoy reserved seating in bleacherslocated on the grounds of ʻIolani Palace. Wear blue and white or your class colors and support the parade whichhonors Princess Pauahi’s great-grandfather. Don’t forget your sunscreen and papale. The bus will be thereto pick you up following the parade so that you can return to campus in plenty of time to get ready for theAlumni Week Lūʻau. Ticket required. Two (2) tickets maximum. NO OUTSIDE ALCOHOL PERMITTED.Class of 19983:00 PM - 8:00 PMUnder Konia Field Tent 33.00 per person( 5.00 goes to PF)Dinner served5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.Ticket requiredfor dinner.Class of 1953ALUMNI LŪʻAU“He Lei Kipona Ke Aloha” (Lei whose beauty is made whole by its flowers)E komo mai! Come join us at the 29th annual Alumni Week Lū au! Celebrate through mele and meaʻaiwhile reminiscing with classmates and friends. The theme, He Lei Kipona Ke Aloha (lei whose beauty is made wholeby its flowers), is in honor of Ke Ali’i Pauahi’s favorite flower, the rose. We the alumni are represented by theblossoming rose buds in the lei, one for every class present at this year’s celebration, and although beautiful andfragrant on its own, it is only when woven together that we form a circle of beauty that cannot be broken. Like abeautiful rose lei, we surround the princess with our love, for she is the source of all our strength and pride. Be a partof this culminating and celebrated event! This event sells out as tickets are limited. Hosted by the KS Class of ’89.Ticket required for dinner. Two (2) tickets maximum. NO OUTSIDE ALCOHOL PERMITTED.Alumni Lūʻau Class Photo Schedule1943, 1948, 1953195819631968Please be in Midkiff Learning Center 15 minutes prior for staging.4:00 p.m.3:00 p.m.3:10 p.m.3:20 p.m.19731978198319883:30 p.m.3:40 p.m.3:50 p.m.4:10 p.m.SundayBy 8:00 AM19931998200320084:20 p.m.4:30 p.m.20135:00 p.m.4:40 p.m.4:50 p.m.JUNE 10BOARDERS CHECK-OUTof dormitories prior to Memorial Chapel Service.8:30 AM - 10:30 AMService beginsat 9:00 AMBernice Pauahi BishopMemorial ChapelMEMORIAL CHAPEL SERVICEJoin us as we end the week of celebratingand honor classmates who have passed on.Continental breakfast from 8:30 - 9:00 a.m.Class of 20035
BoardingAvailable beginning Tuesday, June 5, 2018Please remember that these dorms are high school STUDENT residences. There are multiple levels with stairs andALL the dorms have shared restrooms and shower facilities. Beds are twin size beds only. Linen is NOT provided.BOARDER RULESDUE TO LIMITED AVAILABILITY, BOARDING IS ONLY OPEN TO CLASSES CELEBRATING 15 YEARS OR MORE.Boarders must be registered for at leastone PAID Alumni Week event.(Class events DO NOT qualify)Boarding is for adults21 years of age or older.NO children orpets are allowed.NO amplified musicallowed in dorms.Boarding is limited toONE celebrating graduateplus ONE guest.Overnight stays must be a minimum of two (2)consecutive nights. (i.e. you may board Thursday,Friday & Saturday but not Thursday and Saturday).All boarders must sign a WAIVER AND RELEASE form at check-in.Dorms will close at 1:00 a.m. to non-boarders throughout Alumni Week.BOOKING COST 35.00 per night, per personBoarders’ guests (limited to only ONE per celebrating graduate) will be assessed a one-time 8.00 Alumni Week processing fee.Cost includes mini breakfasts beginning Wednesday morning, June 6th through Saturday, June 9th.REPLACEMENT LOST KEYS RANGE FROM 45 - 95WHAT TO BRINGBOARDER CHECK-INHANDICAP ACCESSROOM ASSIGNMENTSBoarders need to provide their own twin sheets, pillows,pillowcases, blankets, towels and clothes hangers.Washers, dryers and irons are available in the dorms.Handicap access is limited. Please indicate any specialneeds request on the registration form. We will do our bestto accommodate your request, but please remember that wedo not have “hotel” accommodations in the dorms.BOARDER PARKINGParking is limited. A Boarder Vehicle Permit must be completedupon check-in and placed on the dashboard at all times whileon campus. Please be mindful of where you park as not toinconvenience others.Boarding check-in begins Tuesday, June 5, 2018 from 12:00 noonuntil 4:00 p.m. Boarders may check-in on Wednesday (6/6),Thursday (6/7) and Friday (6/8) between 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.- All room assignments are made by PAR with the assistance ofthe respective class representative.- Re-assignment or switching of rooms by individual boardersis NOT allowed.- Single boarders will be paired, as much as possible, with aclassmate of the same gender from the same graduating year.- The dorms are co-ed; shared room assignments will bedesignated to same gender pairs or designated couples only.Most of the rooms are single occupancy and are furnishedwith single beds only.SHUTTLE BUSESShuttle buses will be available to transport guests from the dormsto scheduled Alumni Week campus events. Shuttle schedules willbe included in the boarder packets and the Alumni Week program.Class of 1978QUESTIONS6Class of 1958If you have questions about the online registration, please call(808) 842-8892 or toll-free at 800-842-4682 ext. 28892.All other questions, please call (808) 842-8680.
RegistrationBEGINS 8:00 A.M. (HST) TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2018ALL celebrating graduates MUST register online with a valid email address.Registration closes at 4:00 p.m. HST Friday, April 20, 2018 or as events sell out (whichever comes first)ALUMNI.KSBE.EDU/ALUMNIWEEKACCEPTED FORMS OF PAYMENTNO PERSONAL CHECKS WILL BE ACCEPTEDCREDIT / DEBITCARDSCASHCASHIER’S CHECK / MONEY ORDERPayable to Kamehameha SchoolsIn-person at PAR office* If paying by cash, cashier’s check, or money order, include a copy of yourregistration confirmation, together with full payment.Full payment must be received by PAR office BEFORE registration can be completed.MAIL FULL PAYMENT WITH A COPY OF YOUR REGISTRATION TO:Kamehameha Schools - PAR, Pauahi Admin. Bldg. Rm. 219, 1887 Makuakāne Street, Honolulu, HI 96817REGISTERING FOR EVENTSYou are welcome to sign up for all events; however, please sign up only forevents you plan to attend. NO ALCOHOL is allowed at events exceptfor the lūʻau where alcohol is available for purchase. No outside alcohol isallowed.All activities are sold individually. Each event requires a reservation and aticket, with the exception of the Opening and Memorial Chapel services.There is a maximum of two (2) tickets per event per graduate.NO exceptions.Priority of registration will be by the date full payment is received. It ishighly recommended that you register online with payment by credit ordebit card to guarantee that your registration has been confirmed.AGE REQUIREMENTSAlumni Week participants must be 21 years of age or older, with exceptionof the Alumni Lūʻau on Saturday, June 10, 2017. Any keiki occupying a seatMUST have their own ticket.ALL REGISTRANTS &BOARDER GUESTSWILL BE ASSESSED A 8.00ALUMNI WEEK PROCESSING FEECANCELLATIONS,REVISIONS &REFUNDSCancellations or revisions can onlybe made through the PAR officeat (808) 842-8892.NO REFUNDS OR CANCELLATIONSWILL BE ACCEPTED AFTERMAY 4, 2018.ALL changes and cancellationswill be charged a change fee(determined by transaction cost).REGISTRATION ASSISTANCEHaving trouble or need help with registration? Please call (808) 842-8892for assistance with Alumni Week registration.TICKET DISTRIBUTIONClass of 2008Graduates who purchase lūʻau tickets ONLY will receive them in themail. Tickets will be sent to the address provided on the registrationform. All others must pick up their tickets during Alumni Week attheir first registered event at the PAR information table beginningwith the Poʻo Kula Welcome Reception.7
PRESORTEDFIRST CLASS MAILU.S. POSTAGEPAIDHONOLULU, HIPERMIT NO. 419Parents & Alumni Relations1887 Makuakāne StreetHonolulu, Hawai‘i 96817–1887ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTEDClass of 1988
Hawaiian Cultural Center 16.00 per person Ticket required for dinner E komo mai! Come and meet our Poʻo Kula (Head of School) Dr. Taran Chun as he welcomes you to Alumni Week 2018 with dinner, music, and launa aloha. Ticket required for dinner. Two (2) tickets maximum. NO ALCOHOL PE
