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September 2015 | Volume 91, Issue I | Honolulu, Hawai‘i A Voice for Students since 1923

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Commemorating Joanna Lau Sullivan

By Rachel Bowler ’16

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he ‘Iolani School community is saddened to learn of the recent passing of Joanna Lau Sullivan, a beloved and long-time supporter of `Iolani. The Sullivan Center for Innovation and Leadership was named in Mrs. Sullivan’s honor in 2013 to celebrate and recognize her family’s dedication to `Iolani School and their commitment to promoting education and lifelong learning in Hawaii.

“Iolani is just one of the many organizations that Joanna and her late husband Maurice J. “Sully” Sullivan supported throughout their years as community leaders and philanthropists,” said Head of School Timothy Cottrell. “The Sullivans were very generous and made the community a better place.”

After Sully’s passing, Joanna continued to fund scholarships at `Iolani and Punahou Schools, and lead gifts to Chaminade University, The Queen’s Medical Center, The Cancer Research Center of Hawaii, and the Honolulu Museum of Art. Today, Joanna and Sully’s passionate and generous philanthropy lives on through grateful `Iolani scholarship students and those who utilize the Sullivan Center each day.

A walk through the Sullivan Center provides glimpses into student engagement and experiential learning in the research and media labs, robotics and entrepreneurship classes, and Wet Lab. Emi Muranaka ‘18 said, “I like the Fab Lab because I find it really interesting that it’s possible to make almost anything you can think of, like the elevator installments, using wood, laser cutters and spray paint. The possibilities are almost endless.”

“The Sullivan family has done so

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Iolani School Bulletin, Fall 2013, ‘Iolani School Archives much for our community at large,” said Sullivan Center Director Allison Blankenship. “At `Iolani, the Sullivan Center has enabled students to engage in curricular opportunities that didn’t exist before. The Center’s technological resources and communal spaces enhance collaboration and interdisciplinary activity while allowing students to imagine and create solutions to real world problems.”

Economics and Entrepreneurship teacher Mrs. Kimi Frith agrees. “My economics class does work with the third graders and the large open areas enable them to move around and think ‘outside of the box.’ I can’t even imagine working like that in a smaller classroom.”

Joanna and Sully’s strong work ethic and passion for helping people and their family’s business succeed has inspired many generations of `Iolani students.

“I am inspired by the Sullivan family because they are very passionate and really involved in the community,” said Brooke Bantolina ‘16. “They are willing to help others achieve their goals and allowed us [students] to prepare for the future.”

The respected philanthropists were also dedicated parents who raised four children, including daughter Jenai Wall, an ‘Iolani board member since 1997 and chair of the school’s board of

governors for the past seven years and Kitty Sullivan Wo, chair of the Punahou School board. Jenai and husband Roger’s daughter Alana graduated from ‘Iolani in 2006 and son Eamon followed in 2008.

In the program for the Sullivan Center’s dedication ceremony in 2013, Joanna Sullivan was quoted as saying: “Having seen two of my grandchildren grow and develop through their 13 years at `Iolani School, I learned firsthand the positive impact `Iolani makes on childrens’ lives, values and character. My family and I are thrilled to support ‘Iolani’s efforts to expand learning beyond the classroom and we are delighted to have this building— which is dedicated to helping students improve our community—named in our honor.”

Iolani appreciates the Sullivan family for all they have done for Hawaii.

Joanna and Sully Sullivan’s legacies live on through grateful `Iolani students,faculty, members of the community and their children. Their contributions helped set a high standard for philantropy in Hawaii0. `Iolani extends its deepest condolences to the Sullivan family.

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New Year, New Schedules, New Attitude

By Tiana Hannemann

every subject each night.” limited ‘special’ teachers in religion, The new schedule change has, thankart, music, technology and STEM, fully, brought some relief. Students can we were not able to follow the Upper ew bell schedules at ‘Iolani rang in put more effort into each subject. “I School 10-day rotation,” said Dean of the new school year, and many Upper am in two AP classes, and Lower School Mrs. Linda Look. and Lower School students are already the new schedule gives us For core classes, science time has experiencing its benefits. With more time to cover topics been increased. “Instead of going to the Upper School’s shift in class,” said Caroline science two out of five days, the 4th to a six-period day Kodama ’16. to 6th graders now go three out of six and the Lower Accompanying the Upper days. Grades K-3 also extended their School to a School schedule change is period lengths for science,” said Lower six-day cycle, a new bell schedule in the School science teacher Mrs. Jami students have Lower School to correlate Muranaka. less homewith the Performing Arts Overall, the new bell schedules have work each Department classes, held received favorable reactions. Major night and are during Upper School’s changes always require adjustment, but experiencing lunch period. The Lower more time in the classroom is resultLauren Arakaki ’18, Esther Ahn ’18, Bethany Lum more engage’18, and Aiyana Adams ’18 checks the schedule School students feel like ing in greater student engagement, ment in the “big kids.” opportunities, classroom.

“I like it because you have and activities.

Before, Upper School students a normal schedule like Upper Together, complained about lack of sleep, School: A day, B day, and C Upper and overwhelming amounts of homework, day,” said Saige Weaver ’23.

Lower School stress, and boredom from attending Along with impacting the students, each class everyday. They also strugcore classes, the new schedadministration, gled to balance success in schoolwork ule change affects the speand faculty are and extracurricular activities. cial classes. “We chose a moving toward “I have volleyball practice everyday six-day rotation to avoid a new era of for two hours, and I live in Waimanamissing special classes education at lo,” said Saige Ka’aha’aina-Torres ‘18. because of Monday and Coby Miyamoto drawing in art class `Iolani School.

“I had no time to do homework for Friday holidays. With our

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New Changes, New Updates, New Campus

By Winston Wei

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s ‘Iolani students prepared for the new school year by buying supplies and finishing their summer novel, `Iolani’s Physical Plant staff worked diligently to put finishing touches on campus renovations. From the oldest buildings to the newest, many have received a fresh look. Over the summer, the Physical Plant team and student workers worked long hours to repaint the classroom and 28-foot tall exterior walls of the I-building.

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later this year. “Luckily, we had eager student workers helping us with those tedious tasks like cleaning the fountain and painting the corridors of the I-Building,” said Director of Physical Plant Ricky Key. Several changes in the Sullivan center are noticeable, but not inconspicuous. The Robotics program on the building’s third floor now commands about one fourth of the open space. A 12-square-foot First Tech Challenge field and First Lego League tables enable students to solve challenges more efficiently. "It's a great improvement," said robotics teacher Mr. Scott Weaver.

"It gives us way more space to work because we were a bit confined in the

I-Lab." On the fourth floor, the garden has been transformed to an organized urban farm filled with edible plants, raised

and managed by students and teachers.

A hydroponic system enhances the farm on the narrow balcony. "The purpose of the rooftop garden is really about technological innovation and inspiration,” said Sustainability Specialist Dr. Debbie Millikan. “At the core is getting students engaged in the development of

food. We're finally making it work so that we can grow something.”

In addition to these changes, there may be many more small improvements around campus that have not been mentioned. As we continue to work hard and experience new events during the school year, don't forget about all the physical changes made to the campus at the same time as well.

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cAPstone Andrew Kobata ’18 and Leah Boisvert ’17 explore the new AP Capstone course through the frequent use of technology.

By By Sara Hui ’18

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new course that will help better prepare ‘Iolani students for the rigors of college and the competitive world is gaining momentum in the Upper School. AP Capstone is a twoyear course that allows Sophomores and Juniors to apply the knowledge they have learned in the classroom to real world problems.

“What we’re doing is allowing students the freedom in a course to pursue their own interests and equip them with skills they can use in college and beyond,” said science instructor Dr. Yvonne Chan. “Students examine a topic in depth and develop skills in data analysis, writing, critical thinking, and public speaking.”

The new AP class is a shift from the standard AP information model where students demonstrate a mastery of information, to a skills-based model of education. “In the old model, students show that they know a lot of information. In the new model, students show what they can do with that information,” says Head of School Dr. Timothy

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Cottrell. “In biology, for example, it’s moved from ‘here’s a diagram, can you label the diagram appropriately with the names of everything,’ to ‘here’s the data, can you analyze this data and predict what has happened from this experiment?’”

In additional to teaching practical skills, Dr. Chan says the new model also teaches “how to deal with a problem, an issue, and address it with depth so students can find solutions.”

During the first year of AP Capstone (called Seminar), teachers choose a topic that the students further develop. The class follows the principles of Q.U.E.S.T., which stands for “Question and Explore,” “Understand and Analyze,” “Evaluate,” “Synthesize,” and “Team, Transform, Transmit.” Students pose an initial question, then do extensive research on the topic. Next, they analyze the issue, interpreting the author’s main claims. Finally, the students collaborate with each other and showcase their findings in a presentation.

During the second year of AP Capstone, the students pursue their own

passions. Using the skills they learned in Seminar, the students go out in the world and construct an independent study in conjunction with their interests.

“By giving students the opportunity to do an independent study research project of their own— from writing a symphony or engaging in a historical project, to doing science or robotics— they distinguish themselves from having done something unique and having the ability to do this kind of work while in high school,” says Dr. Cottrell.

“Colleges are asking how students are unique and how they will contribute to our academic setting. I think there’s a lot of potential to be able to demonstrate that by taking AP Capstone.”

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Soccer Girl Gets a Kick Out of Football

By Nagem Uiagalelei ’19

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The Girls Bowling team had conditioning four hours a week in order to prep for the season. The workout included weight lifting, a core workout, and running.

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By Samantha Masca ‘17

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hen people think about Hawaii, tors are addressing one of the biggest images of hula dancers, concerns: how to handle the inexperifragrant flowers, and lush paradise enced surfers. spring to mind. Surrounded by the ‘Iolani students are excited for Pacific Ocean, Hawaii is a hotspot for the new team.“I think it’s awesome surfing. Why then do the schools in because now I can surf on weekdays.

Hawaii not have surf teams?

Before this, I wasn’t allowed to surf on Many students at ‘Iolani surf as a school days,” said David Au ’16. hobby, but few actually participate in surfing as a competitive sport. ‘Iolani is trying to change that. It began with Colin Carpenter ‘17 who thought of the idea in 2013. After talking to Coach Eddie Maruyama, he emailed Kamehameha Schools which has had a surf team for six years.

Several meetings with Kamehameha Schools and Coach Maruyama have resolved the liability isPhoto by Jonah Sen ‘17 sues. Now ‘Iolani’s athletic directors are trying to reach a decision on starting a team.

Why haven’t schools thought of this In the meantime, 30 surfers have idea sooner? “We live in Hawaii and already signed up. Colin and many it’s a part of our culture,” said surfer other students who take surfing Malia Powers ‘17. Those who take seriously are pleased with the student surfing seriously now have a team to interest. Surfing, however, can be a which they can contribute their talents dangerous sport, and the athletic direcand have the ability to compete against

other schools. A new surf team will add to the One Team spirit.

Photo by Tiana Hannemann ‘18

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“I think it’s awesome

because now I can surf on weekdays. Before this I wasn’t allowed to surf on school days.”

The team is open to anyone. “Surfing gives you an epic feeling that makes everything worth it.

As long as you are stoked on it, skill level doesn’t matter for now,” said Colin. Religion teacher Tom Robinson, also a surfer, is excited about the new team and interested in becoming a coach. He encourages people, experienced and inexperienced, to try it. Even history teacher Rebus Bonning agrees. “I have been surfing since I was fifteen but I’m not that professional. I encourage you to join the surf team even if you’re not very good.”

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Chloe S. Miwa Hailey M. Monaco Jennifer K. Sato Ian R.Y. Severino Shaina B. Yamashita

NATIONAL MERIT SEMIFINALISTS Brandon T.L. Chew Dante K. Hirata-Epstein Taja K. Hirata-Epstein James D.V. Jenkins Jazmyn L.L. Kim Koen K.Y. Komeya Kevin Liu Kaishu A. Mason Darwin Peng Kylie M. Schatz Aidan M. Swope Isaac M. Taguchi Kaitlyn L. Takata Kento Tanaka Reece Y. Tanaka Jenna K.A. Tom Kai Y. Warner Jasmine M.L.M. Wong David H.L. Young

CUM LAUDE SOCIETY Jonathan N.A. Abe Stephanie M. Adaniya Matthew W. Alexander Mychaela W.S. Anderson Julie S. Chai Sarah T.R. Domai Natalia A. Hayakawa Dante K. Hirata-Epstein Taja K. Hirata-Epstein Jessica M. Huang Jaimee Y. Kato Kevin Liu Kaishu A. Mason Darwin Peng Kylie M. Schatz Taylor K. Shigezawa Aidan M. Swope

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Isaac M. Taguchi Kaitlyn L. Takata Kento Tanaka Jenna K.A. Tom Kelly A. Watanabe Jasmine M.L.M. Wong

TOP ACADEMIC STUDENTS IN EACH GRADE Class of 2016 Jonathan N.A. Abe Matthew W. Alexander Mychaela W.S. Anderson Dante K. Hirata-Epstein Taja K. Hirata-Epstein Jessica M. Huang Kevin Liu Darwin Peng Kylie M. Schatz Aidan M. Swope Isaac M. Taguchi Kaitlyn L. Takata Kento Tanaka Leia K. Tashiro Jenna K.A. Tom Kelly A. Watanabe Jasmine M.L.M. Wong Taylor Ann K.S. Yamane Class of 2017 Leah N. Boisvert Alisa L. Boland Gabriela M. Caps Kacia L.L. Cheung Joshua T. Chun Carson K. Davis Breanne K.T. Fong Brennan T. Hee Kaitlin H. Hori Thanapark Jiamsripong Kelsey Ann Y. Kimura LuoZheng Kong Nathan D. Lee

Class of 2018 Suhyoung Ahn Sean P.B. Callahan Aloha Cerit Isabella D. Chang Ana F. Danko Susan M. Hasegawa David H. Huang Nathan D. Hue Katherine W.K. Hui Sara H.Y. Hui Jared R. Inouye Jewel M. Ito Remi M.C. Jose Amy M. Kaneshiro Noelle Karpowicz Megan Y. Kawamura Landon S. Kushimi Swamik Lamichhane Jenna N. Lau Karyssa K.S.C. Lee Joycelyn H. Liu Bethany K. Lum Jenna A. Maruyama Kristin A. Miyagi Zen S. Miyashiro Emi E. Muranaka Sarah C.L. Nakamoto Lauren A. Nguyen Ian N. Oga Liana L. Owen Ashley S.X.Y. Pang Emily K.M. Pascua James G.E. Pentland Lily M. Perry Jarin B. Sakamoto Reyn Tyler D. Saoit Lauren E.K. Sunada Taylor L. Takeuchi Trevor J.M. Tamura Hailee E.Y. Ueyama Natalie R. Uhr Jason K. Wang Winston W. Wei Sophia S. Yamamura Kyla B. Yamashita Camryn J. Yee Class of 2019 Noah K. Bumanglag Emily Y.J.L. Ching Alisha K. Churma Danae C. Dunn Kylie K. Ebisuya Chloe S. Evans Quinn M.G. Goldstein Julianne H. Guo Hannah M. Hiraki Genki A. Kadomatsu Camerynn L. Keahi Jasmine Y. Kung

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Braxton T.K.H. Lee Julia S. Lim Roosevelt G. Lu Alexandra M.M.B. Masca Tate C. McAluney Kaylee M. Miki Tessa E. Nishida Annette U. Russell Shane M.A. Severino Breanna E. Shin Gabriela K.M.L. Siaosi Catherine E.M. Smead Nicole T. Sundberg Yoo Ra Sung Shelby S. Tadaki Megan S. Tagami Kari A. Tanji Raina M.M. Tomiyasu Justin Y. Uyeno Taylor M. Venenciano Grace R.O.K. Wee Hannah A.R.W. Yonamine Class of 2020 ToriAnn C. Abe Hailey A.K. Akau Kahiau M. Among Cassandra H. Carlyle Dustin H.Y.C. Carr Chryssa S.M. Chiu Aubrey F. Danko Tyson F. DeCastro Kristen S. Drown Mira-Jane R. Higashihara Caitlyn M.L.A. Kadooka Madison H. Kai Sage K. Kanemaru Christina Y.M. Kanemori Catie H. Kaneshiro Hailey M. Kawamura Mia C. Kawamura Ashley J. Kim Timothy C. Knight Conner Y. Kojima Mia Kuromaru Madison M. Kusumoto Trevor J. Lau Trevor M. Lau Isabel H.K. Lukas Jordan K.Y.K.L. Luke Tyler K. Morita Ashley R. Murashige Cameron K. Nakakura Andrew J.K. Nakamura Mari M. Nishiguchi Susanna W. Niu Remie K. Paguio Maximilian H. Schermer Nikki N. Shimao Kylee K. Takanishi Cara G. Tan Christopher H.S. Tanaka Kara O.M. Ushijima Sage K. Vasconcellos-Merryman

BOOK AWARDS

THE REV. CHARLES L. HALTER MEMORIAL BOOK AWARD Awarded to the eighth grade student superior in history, actively involved in the athletic program, and who exhibited class leadership, honesty, and integrity.

Taryn Y. Yogi ’19 BROWN UNIVERSITY BOOK AWARD Awarded to the student who best combines academic excellence with clarity in written and spoken expression.

Matthew W. Alexander ’16 COLBY COLLEGE BOOK AWARD Awarded for outstanding academic achievement and significant contributions to ‘Iolani School and the community.

Leia M.L. Lau ’16 THE DAVID P. COON LATIN BOOK AWARD Awarded for proficiency in Latin and achievement in other studies.

Kaitlyn L. Takata ’16 HARVARD UNIVERSITY BOOK AWARD Awarded for combined excellence in scholarship and achievement.

Kento Tanaka ’16 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY BOOK AWARD The award recognizes the student who brings to the study of the humanities a spirit of independent inquiry, high achievement, and personal integrity Dante K. Hirata-Epstein ’16 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY BOOK AWARD Awarded for academic achievement, leadership qualities and contributions to co-curricular activities.

Mychaela W.S. Anderson ’16 THE PRINCETON UNIVERSITY BOOK AWARD Awarded to the ‘Iolani senior who best combines academic excellence, athletic excellence and fine character.

Benjamin J.S. Rubasch ’16 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA BOOK AWARD Awarded for exemplifying the qualities and characteristics of Benjamin Franklin – a scholar, innovator and community servant.

Taylor Ann K.S. Yamane ’16 WELLESLEY COLLEGE BOOK AWARD Awarded for outstanding contributions to Iolani School in scholastic achievement, leadership, and citizenship.

Jaimee Y. Kato ’16

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BOOK AWARDS

YALE UNIVERSITY BOOK AWARD Awarded for outstanding personal character and intellectual promise.

Darwin Peng ’16 UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA JEFFERSON BOOK AWARD Awarded to the student who best represents the Jeffersonian ideals of scholarship, leadership and citizenship Anthony D. Nguyen ’16

SPECIAL AWARDS

KOON CHEW LUM PRIZE Awarded for excellence in writing for students in Grades 7 through 9.

Xiao Yi J. Wang-Beckvall ’18 Awarded for excellence in writing for students in Grades 10 through 12.

Jazmyn L.L. Kim ’16 BAUSCH AND LOMB AWARD Brandon T.L. Chew ’16 ART Ceramics 1..........................................Benjamin J.S. Rubasch ’16 Ceramics 2..........................................................Zelda A. Cole ’17 Design 3D-1....................................................Nolan T. Omura ’16 Design 3D-2.........................................................Noah G. Nua ’17 Drawing 2...............................................Trey M.S. Makishima ’17 Mixed Media 1.................................................Kylin R. Conant ’17 Painting 2............................................Jasmine M.L.M. Wong ’16 Photography 1..............................................Zen S. Miyashiro ’18 Photography 2............................................Sarah T.R. Domai ’16 ENGLISH American Literature........................................................Mychaela W.S. Anderson ’16 American Literary Experience...............................................Ka’ilihiwa M.K. Kane ’16 British Literature....................................................................Taja K. Hirata-Epstein ’16 Creative Non-Fiction...........................................................................Kento Tanaka ’16 English 9.................................................................................................Natalie R. Uhr ’18 English 10.............................................................................................Joshua T. Chun ’17 Shakespeare......................................................................................Aidan M. Swope ’16 National Council of Teachers English Competition Megan S. Tagami ’19 Jenna S. Yoshimi ’19

HISTORY Africa American Studies.................................................................Joshua T. Chun ’17 Asian American Experience..........................................Thanapark Jiamsripong ’17 Asian Studies..................................................................................Gabriela M. Caps ’17 Contemporary Issues...........................................................Chrystal A.L. Tamoria ’17 History of Hawaii........................................................................Dane F. Yamashiro ’17 History of the Modern World...........................................................Claire X. Shao ’18 Micro/Macro Economics.................................................................Alisa L. Boland ’17 United States History..........................................................Jasmine M.L.M. Wong ’16 War in the 20th Century...........................................................Sarah C. Crawford ’17 AP United States History....................................................................Todd O. Polk ’16

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ACOLYTE SERVICE 2016 Ma Carmela Therese B. Anagaran Stephanie M. Adaniya Isabella L. Brandes Devon L. Cable Connie S. Chang Anna V. Freitas Natalia A. Hayakawa Caroline M. Kodama Rafael S. Lee Allyson S. Niitani Kimberly L. Ogata Victor J.W. Pyun Kyla A. Smith Jenna K.A. Tom Kai Y. Warner Christopher Yick 2017 Trevor M. Arashiro Alisa L. Boland Nicholas A. Chang Tori S. Gallacher Kelsey Ann Y. Kimura Emily M. Nomura Noah G. Nua Jennifer K. Sato Cassidy M.L. Wheeler 2018 David H. Huang Brett M.C. Hazama Lum Mikel M. Ishihara Kristin A. Miyagi 2019 Gabriela K.M.L. Siaosi 2020 Nicholas D.K. Hailer May M. Kamaka Jacob C.W. Lee Josiah J. Matsuda Olivia T.A.K. Medeiros-Sakimoto Sarah K. Nakai Braden M.J.A. Nihei Kylee K. Takanishi Miya M.S. Warner

US VOLUNTEER TUTORING 2018 Brett M.C. Hazama Lum Nathan D. Hue Amy M. Kaneshiro Kyla R.H. Kohara Brendan T. Li Jenna A. Maruyama Kristin A. Miyagi Mara M. Morioka Emi E. Muranaka Jay S. Park Emily K.M. Pascua Taylor L. Takeuchi Trevor J.M. Tamura Robyn M. Yim 2017 Joseph K. Among Trevor M. Arashiro Nerissa A. Barling Sarah C. Crawford Carson K. Davis Lily H. Do Kaitlyn A. Flores Rayna A. Fujimoto Troy M. Hanaoka Madeline K. Hawk Kristen M. Izuo Caryssa L.L. Kim Breana R.S.L. Leong Trey M.S. Makishima

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US VOLUNTEER TUTORING Tristyn H. Maruyama Lisa Matsui Katelin J. Miller Chloe S. Miwa Kacie M. Miyama Hailey M. Monaco Emily V. Mow Donna M. Noda Emily M. Nomura Alyssa M. Sakamaki Kawaiuluhonua O. Scanlan Stara D.H. Shinsato Eliah M. Takushi Valentina K. Trombetta Maya Y.L. Ushijima Kristal C. Xie Dane F. Yamashiro 2016 Jonathan N.A. Abe Stephanie M. Adaniya Jonah K. Ah Mook Sang Ma Carmela Therese B. Anagaran Tatjana Calimpong-Burke Tarah N.N. Driver Anna V. Freitas Kehaulani A. Harpstrite Carlee M. Hirano Jessica M. Huang Jodie N. Iha Jaimee Y. Kato Michelle M. Kimura Caitlyn K. Kobata Cobi N. Lee Taylor-Ann F. Marumoto Jeffrey S. Pak, Jr. Todd O. Polk Kaitlyn L. Takata Christine C.S. Tamura Myli A. Tomita Taylor-Ann K.S. Yamane

LS BIG BROTHER/BIG SISTER Grades K-3 2017 Joseph K. Among Joshua T. Chun Kaitlyn H. Hori Samantha A.K.M. Masca Cambrie M.S.L. Motooka Emily M. Nomura 2016 Isabella L. Brandes Cole C. Chun Trey D. Curet Devin K.K. Ide Nicholas K. Kennedy Drey K.K. Tengan Ryan O. Yoshioka Grades 4-6 2016 Sarah L. Chee Kristen M. Izuo 2017 Mychaela W.S. Anderson Carlee M. Hirano Christina M. Sen Christine C.S. Tamura Kelly A. Watanabe

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WORLD LANGUAGES Chinese 1B........................................................................................................................................Julia S. Lim ’19 Chinese 1.......................................................................................................................................Jenna N. Lau ’18 Chinese 2 Honors.......................................................................................................................Nathan D. Lee ’17 Chinese 3 Honors...............................................................................................................................Kevin Liu ’16 Chinese 4 Honors......................................................................................................................Kento Tanaka ’16 French 1B.......................................................................................................................Taylor M. Venenciano ’19 French 1......................................................................................................................Marcel K. Truong-Chun ’18 French 2 Honors.......................................................................................................................Liana L. Owen ’18 French 3 Honors.................................................................................................................Madeline K. Hawk ’17 French 4 Honors......................................................................................................Kehaulani A. Harpstrite ’16 AP French Language & Culture.......................................................................................Tarah N.N. Driver ’16 Japanese 1B....................................................................................................................................Kari A. Tanji ’19 Japanese 1...................................................................................................................................Melvin Y. Lieu ’18 Japanese 2 Honors.......................................................................................................Megan Y. Kawamura ’18 Japanese 3 Honors.....................................................................................................Kelsey Ann Y. Kimura ’17 Japanese 4 Honors............................................................................................................Jessica M. Huang ’16 AP Japanese Language & Culture...........................................................................................Julie S. Chai ’16 Latin 1B..................................................................................................................................Alisha K. Churma ’19 Latin 1...........................................................................................................................................Claire X. Shao ’18 Latin 2 Honors.........................................................................................................Thanapark Jiamsripong ’17 Latin 3 Honors..........................................................................................................................Alisa L. Boland ’17 Advanced Placement Latin................................................................................Mychaela W.S. Anderson ’16 Spanish 1B................................................................................................................................Justin Y. Uyeno ’19 Spanish 1..................................................................................................................................Bethany K. Lum ’18 Spanish 2 Honors.................................................................................................................Gabriela M. Caps ’17 Spanish 3 Honors..............................................................................................................Breanne K.T. Fong ’17 Spanish 4..............................................................................................................................Keiana K. Kitaoka ’16 AP Spanish Language & Culture..............................................................................Natalia A. Hayakawa ’16 National Latin 2 Honors Exam Perfect Score Susan M. Hasegawa ’18 Thanapark Jiamsripong ’17

MATHEMATICS Algebra 2 Honors......................................................................................................................Nathan D. Lee ’17 Geometry Honors....................................................................................................................Nathan D. Hue ’18 AP Calculus BC.....................................................................................................................Kaishu A. Mason ’16 Pre-Calculus Honors.................................................................................................................Kento Tanaka ’16 AMC 10 Top Scorer, School Winner Jason Y. Cho ’18 Trevor M. Arashiro ’17 Nathan D. Lee ’17 AMC 8 Top Scorer Conner Y. Kojima ’20

PERFORMING ARTS Musical Theatre 1....................................................................................................Maria Izabella V. Sakoda ’19 Beginning Theatre...................................................................................................................Chloe S. Evans ’19 Intermediate Theatre..............................................................................................................Alisa L. Boland ’17 Dance 2K................................................................................................................................Alexander A. Liu ’18 Intermediate Band.................................................................................................................Julianne H. Guo ’19 Stage Band 1..................................................................................................................James K. Gushikuma ’17 Stage Band 2............................................................................................................................Nathan D. Hue ’18 Orchestra 1.............................................................................................................................Justin K.W. Chen ’18 Orchestra 2..................................................................................................................................Kylie J. Pham ’19 Orchestra 3..............................................................................................................................Roosevelt G. Lu ’19 Orchestra 4.....................................................................................................................................Ju Hye Kim ’18 SCIENCE Science 9............................................................................................................................Paris Y. Yamamoto ’18 Biology A......................................................................................................................................Kelsi A. Ikeda ’17 Biology........................................................................................................................................Nathan D. Hue ’18 Chemistry in the Community..................................................................................................Cole C. Chun ’16 Chemistry Honors.....................................................................................................................Nathan D. Lee ’17 Marine Biology..............................................................................................................Natalie A. Hayakawa ’16 Oceanography........................................................................................................................Jenna K.A. Tom ’16 AP Physics 1...........................................................................................................................Aidan M. Swope ’16 AP Physics 2................................................................................................................................Kento Tanaka ’16

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HEADMASTER’S CERTIFICATES Students earning the Headmaster’s Certificates for having achieved a 3.5 GPA for the first three quarters of their senior year with no grade below B-

Class of 2020 ToriAnn C. Abe Gabrielle C. Ah Mook Sang Micah Y. Ahn Hailey A.K. Akau Kahiau M. Among Leila M. Anzalone Mia R. Anzalone Marisa M. Ariyoshi Cassandra H. Carlyle Dustin H.Y.C. Carr Chryssa S.M. Chiu Isabelle M.H.K. Chow Aubrey F. Danko Taylor S. DeCastro Tyson F. DeCastro Kristen S. Drown Alexandra I.K. Hankins Mira-Jane R. Higashihara Emi Horii Cole S. Ichikawa Cydnee L.S. Iinuma Caitlyn M.L.A. Kadooka Madison H. Kai Sage K. Kanemaru Christina Y.M. Kanemori Catie H. Kaneshiro Hailey M. Kawamura Mia C. Kawamura Ashley J. Kim Timothy C. Knight Conner Y. Kojima Mia Kuromaru Madison M. Kusumoto Austin T.L. Lam Taylor F. Lau Trevor J. Lau Trevor M. Lau Isabella M.J. Lee Jacob C.W. Lee Rylee M. Leong Bailey M.L. Low Isabel H.K. Lukas Jordan K.Y.K.L. Luke Josiah J. Matsuda Maxon H.H.T. Miyashiro Tyler K. Morita Ashley R. Murashige Nicole A. Nagata Cameron K. Nakakura Andrew J.K. Nakamura Brandee L.D. Nakamura Karen H. Ngo Mari M. Nishiguchi Susanna W. Niu Elena N.N. Oglivie Trevor K. Oshiro Koichiro Otake Remie K. Paguio Ryan T.M. Pai

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Sinautuloa R. Sataraka Cella B. Sawyer Maximilian H. Schermer Nikki N. Shimao Noah Y. Takamiya Kylee K. Takanishi Cara G. Tan Christopher H.S. Tanaka Jessica A.D. Tom Jason T.K. Uechi Kaitlyn M. Uemoto Kara O.M. Ushijima Payton T. Uyeda Sage K. Vasconcellos-Merryman Mia A.R. Watanabe Sierra T. Wheeler Kelsey H.L. Wong Logan K. Yamamoto Nicole K.K. Yanke Kaleb J.K. Yee Nate T. Yonamine Class of 2019 Taylor M.L. Arakaki Anna K. Arita Noah H. Brigoli Noah K. Bumanglag Lauren M. Carson Andrew H. Chen Emily Y.J.L. Ching Joshua A. Chung Alisha K. Churma Miles Y.S. Daniels Gideon H. Devendra Danae C. Dunn Kylie K. Ebisuya Chloe S. Evans Himari L. Fujimoto Kyra M. Furuta Landis T. Fusato Quinn M.G. Goldstein Julianne H. Guo Sierra C. Hamamoto Tyra M. Harada Ethan W.L. Higa Hannah M. Hiraki Dylan G.L. Huang Evening S. Huddleston Akihiro Iwakiri Thomas A. Jenkins Mariko G. Jurcsak Genki A. Kadomatsu Camerynn L. Keahi Sydni R.A. Kim Taylor N.A. Kishinami Emily A. Kondo Jasmine Y. Kung Mari Y.M.L. Kwee Braxton T.K.H. Lee Kawika A.T. Lee Walter M.Y. Lee Steven Q.Y. Liang Julia S. Lim Roosevelt G. Lu Kimiye C. Maeshiro Nikye R. Makishima Alexandra M.M.B. Masca Tate C. McAluney Kaylee M. Miki Sanjana Mishra Claire S. Moriyama Ezekiel I. Nadamoto Kaitlyn C. Nakamura Tessa E. Nishida Scott T. Okagawa Emily A.M.L. Osurman Karlyn C. Oura Kylie J. Pham

Rebecca M. Ridao Annette U. Russell Sachi L. Sawamura Shane M.A. Severino Breanna E. Shin Gabriela K.M.L. Siaosi Catherine E.M. Smead Jacqueline D. Stark Katelyn S. Stenger Nicole T. Sundberg Yoo Ra Sung Shelby S. Tadaki Megan S. Tagami Kyra M. Tan Kari A. Tanji Raina M.M. Tomiyasu Jake K. Tsuchiyama Missy F.M. Uehara Justin Y. Uyeno Taylor M. Venenciano Grace R.O.K. Wee Nikki E. Wong Maya N.M. Woo Brandon A. Yim Roel V.R. Ylarde Taryn Y. Yogi Kristen R. Yokoyama Hannah A.R.W. Yonamine Jenna S. Yoshimi Milo M. Young Class of 2018 Karen A. Abe Aiyana J. Adams Suhyoung Ahn Matthew K. Anzalone Jordan S. Azuma Kassidy M. Bates Sean P.B. Callahan Karli-Jo N. Carlton Aloha Cerit Isabella D. Chang Sidney S. Chang Justin K.W. Chen Erica S.L. Cheung Preston L. Chong Bryson H. Choy Emma K.X.Q. Chuck Zoe R. Clarke Ana F. Danko Jessica L. Desmarais Lauren A.S. Devens Karissa J. Dunn Karalyn E.M.Y. Fong Jordan F.T. Hara Susan M. Hasegawa Brett M.C. Hazama Lum Jace K. Hirano David H. Huang Nathan D. Hue Katherine W.K. Hui Sara H.Y. Hui Phuong T. Huynh Matthew K. Inaba Jared R. Inouye Mikel M. Ishihara Jewel M. Ito Jordan S. Iwasaki Remi M.C. Jose Darren M. Kam Amy M. Kaneshiro Emily A. Kapins Noelle Karpowicz Miki C. Kawahara Megan Y. Kawamura Amanda W. Ki Nicole Ann Y. Kimura Naoto N. Kishi

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Andrew S. Kobata Justin T. Kogasaka Kyla R.H. Kohara Sydnee C. Kokubun Landon S. Kushimi Swamik Lamichhane Jenna N. Lau Alec Y. Lazor Karyssa K.S.C. Lee Summer K.S.T. Lee Brendan T. Li Joycelyn H. Liu Bethany K. Lum Jenna A. Maruyama Sierra M. McCarty Kenneth A. McKinlay Kristin A. Miyagi Zen S. Miyashiro Jacey M. Moriguchi Mara M. Morioka Emi E. Muranaka Sarah C.L. Nakamoto Lauren A. Nguyen Eason T. Nishioka Ian N. Oga Adam T.I. O’Leary Liana L. Owen Beatrix E. Oyster Ashley S.X.Y. Pang Heidi S.H. Park Jay S. Park Emily K.M. Pascua James G.E. Pentland Lily M. Perry Arupa S. Poudyal Megan K.K.S. Rodrigues Logan M.T. Rubasch Jarin B. Sakamoto Reyn Tyler D. Saoit Claire X. Shao Sherry Shin Brandon K. Simon Lauren E.K. Sunada Taylor L. Takeuchi Trevor J.M. Tamura Jamie A. Tanaka Evan G. Tsuzaki Hailee E.Y. Ueyama Natalie R. Uhr Kela G. Villalobos Michelle A. Wagner Jason K. Wang Xiao Yi J. Wang-Beckvall Tracy M. Watanabe Alexander J.E. Wee Winston W. Wei Anya Wu Christopher H.K. Yamamoto Paris Y. Yamamoto Sean M.S. Yamamoto Sophia S. Yamamura Kyla B. Yamashita Camryn J. Yee Tia-Marie M.L.N. Yee Kamryn R. Yoneshige Class of 2017 Joseph K. Among Seth J. Arakawa Trevor M. Arashiro Leah N. Boisvert Alisa L. Boland Jonah P. Buchanan Gabriela M. Caps Erin K. Carson Zachary G.W. Chang Kacia L.L. Cheung Joshua T. Chun

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Sarah C. Crawford Carson K. Davis Andrew W. Evans Kaitlyn A. Flores Breanne K.T. Fong Cameron C. Foy Rayna A. Fujimoto Camryn A. Fujita Madeline Y. Gaudlitz Troy M. Hanaoka Madeline K. Hawk Brennan T. Hee Kaitlin H. Hori Noah J. Ignacio Madeline L. Ikeda Kristen M. Izuo Thanapark Jiamsripong Thanapoom Jiamsripong Caryssa L.L. Kim Kelsey Ann Y. Kimura Emma M.L. Kojima LuoZheng Kong Julia G.L. Kraatz Andrew Lee Nathan D. Lee Vincent K.K. Lee Breana R.S.L. Leong Laura A. Levi Christopher J. Lindsay Trey M.S. Makishima Samantha A.K.M. Masca Lisa Matsui Katelin J. Miller Chloe S. Miwa Selene K. Mizusawa Hailey M. Monaco Emily V. Mow Serena H. Myatt Cierra M. Nakamura Emily M. Nomura Kelly M. O’Keefe Laura G.M. Okazaki Cameron U. Pascua Ariane M. Roy Alyssa M. Sakamaki Jennifer K. Sato Kawaiuluhonua O. Scanlan Ian R.Y. Severino Stara D.H. Shinsato Taylor T. Spencer Arjun Srirangarajan Elyssa T. Steinberg Caitlin H. Suh Joshua R.N. Sunada Carlissa A. Talbott Chrystal A.L. Tamoria Lauren S. Teruya Valentina K. Trombetta Matthew S. Uemoto Alyssa Y. Ujimori Maya Y.L. Ushijima Colby K.C.M. Watase Cassidy M.L. Wheeler Skylar S. Windnagle Kristal C. Xie Zachary M. Yamada Dane F. Yamashiro Shaina B. Yamashita Class of 2016 Jonathan N.A. Abe Stephanie M. Adaniya Matthew W. Alexander Robyn-Ashley E. Amano Mychaela W.S. Anderson Blaise H. Aranador Amanda Y. Beaman Liam K. Blakeslee

Devon L. Cable Antoni R. Catalan Julie S. Chai Connie S. Chang Brandon T.L. Chew Delmar Y.F. Ching Kasimira A. Chirieleison Bailey K.K.S. Choy Cecily N.M.G. Choy Cole C. Chun Trey D. Curet Malia E. Desmarais David C. Diebold Sarah T.R. Domai Rachel M. Dunn Melissa N. Febbo Samuel H. Fleischer Zachary J. Gelacio Kehaulani A. Harpstrite Natalia A. Hayakawa Cassidy J. Hernandez-Tamayo Dante K. Hirata-Epstein Taja K. Hirata-Epstein Johnson Hoang Jessica M. Huang Emily A. Ibaan Devin K.K. Ide Jodie N. Iha Yuting Jin Jaimee Y. Kato Jazmyn L.L. Kim Michelle M. Kimura Keiana K. Kitaoka Emily R.T. Ko Leia M.L. Lau Jessica X. Lee Rafael S. Lee Kevin Liu Taylor-Ann F. Marumoto Kaishu A. Mason Mike M. Matsuura Siobhan E. Mercado Haley K. Nagao Anthony D. Nguyen Allyson S. Niitani Darwin Peng Todd O. Polk Benjamin J.S. Rubasch Cole S. Sakihara Kylie M. Schatz Christina M. Sen Taylor K. Shigezawa Keoni P. Simon Kyla A. Smith Siu Yan So Morgan S.K. Spencer Aidan M. Swope Isaac M. Taguchi Kaitlyn L. Takata Christine C.S. Tamura Kento Tanaka Reece Y. Tanaka Anthony C.B. Tang Marisa A. Tanioka Leia K. Tashiro Drey K.K. Tengan Jenna K.A. Tom Kelly A. Watanabe Jasmine M.L.M. Wong Kara Lyn M.W. Wong Taylor Ann K.S. Yamane Roy Yang Ryan O. Yoshioka

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