LEADERSHIP: IT'S NOT ABOUT REWARDS; IT'S DOING WHAT IS RIGHT EVEN IF NO ONE ELSE ACKNOWLEDGES YOU!

2022 MOANALUA HIGH SCHOOL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE (above) The Moanalua High School Executive Council is made up of fifteen volunteers. VOLUNTEERS! While officers are elected, they choose to run knowing that if they win, there is no physical reward, no letter grade, no incentive other than the pure satisfaction of doing a good job and representing the student body. At times, we achieve great success while at other times, we achieve somewhat less, but it is always a learning process. While we can take away much satisfaction from doing a good job, we can also learn from mistakes and try to better ourselves the next time. And so, at the end of our terms, while we do not earn a credit, a letter grade or even a certificate of achievement proving our accomplishments, we can take away the self-satisfaction in knowing that we did our best for the students, school and community, and that positive experience is something we can really use as contributing adult members of society.

Monday

9/28: MAHALO STAFF!

Mahalo to the entire staff at Moanalua for their patience and understanding throughout the entire homecoming season!  To show our appreciation, the staff was treated to lunch today.  Activities could not happen without your support!

Ready to thank everyone!

Ms. Chavez walks so fast she's just a blur!

Ms. Ota-Marcouiller picks-up her lunch!

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Friday

9/18: HOMECOMING 2015 FINAL RESULTS

EVENT       1st   2nd   3rd  4th

FLOORSHOW               FR          SR           JR          SO
TRIVIA                        SO          SR       JR-FR tie
CHEER                        FR          SR           SO          JR
BANNER                      SR          FR           JR          SO
SONG                         SR           SO           FR          JR
SPORTS                      JR           SR           SO          FR
PARADE                      SR          JR            FR          SO

OVERALL                     SR          FR           JR          SO   
                               91 pts.   74 pts.     57 pts.    49 pts.
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9/14-18: NON-COMPETITIVE EVENTS ADD TO HOMECOMING FUN!

While the seven main competitive events keep all the classes on their toes, there are also daily non-competitive events in the morning and during lunch to entertain everyone.  Dress-up days get academic classes involved while noon hour games always find interesting volunteers.
 
DRESS UP DAYS:

 MONDAY (9/14):  Chopstick Twin Day
WINNER:  Ms. Morikawa's Period 1
 
TUESDAY (9/15):  Souvenir Shirt Day
WINNER:  Ms. Morikawa's Period 1
 
WEDNESDAY (9/16):  Tourist Day
WINNER:  Ms. Mangubat's Period 3
 
 THURSDAY (9/17):  Class T-Shirt Day
WINNER:  Ms. Morikawa's Period 1
 
 
FRIDAY (9/18):  MOANALUA Day
WINNER:  Ms. Arakawa's Period 4 
 
NOON HOUR GAMES:

 
MONDAY (9/14):  Chopstick Transfer
WINNER:  Viet-Ahn Nguyen (11)

TUESDAY (9/15):  Class Cheer - SEE "LET'S ALL CHEER" ARTICLE!


 WEDNESDAY (9/16):  Tahitian Dance Off
WINNER:  Jeremy (10)


 THURSDAY (9/17):  Paper Plane Darts
WINNER:  Jasmine Polk (9)

 
 
FRIDAY (9/18):  Name That Flag
WINNER:  Ocean White (10)
 
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9/18: PARADE SIGNALS THE END OF CLASS COMPETITIONS!

They came out in force!  Students from each grade level turned out to march in the parade, the final competitive event during the homecoming season.  Classes were decked out in class t-shirts, props, banners and floats!  The court, principal and grand marshal all hitched a ride on a trolley, something new this year!  Guests from complex area schools, Moanalua, Red Hill and Salt Lake Elementary Schools joined the fun!  Finally, our own outstanding cheerleaders, AFJROTC cadets, and of course, the BIG BLUE Menehune Marching Band and Color Guard truly made it a parade!

















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Thursday

9/17: DAY PEP RALLY HONORS THE FOOTBALL TEAM AND COURT!

Homecoming Day Pep Rally is here!  Band, cheerleaders, court introductions, football team message, song contest, volleyball finals!  Yes, all of this took place in just an hour!  In an action packed assembly, excitement was in the air as classes battled to win two of the seven main events:  Song and Sports.  While the song contest results will not be announced until halftime of the Homecoming Game, the results of the volleyball tournament were obvious.  The Sophomores defeated the Freshmen 23-4 to claim third place while the Juniors surprised the Seniors, 16-11 to take the championship!  The only event left is the parade.  Good luck to ALL the classes!

Band and cheerleaders entertain the crowd before the assembly!

Air Force Color Guard gets things started!

Cheerleaders are awesome!

Freshman escort and attendant John Caicedo and Monica Smith

Sophomore escort and attendant Duncan Clark and Malia Rosburg

Senior escort and attendant Landon Mauricio and Courtney Fukumitsu

King and Queen Parker Lui and Maela Lazaro

Parker gets a maile lei from his Aunt and Maela is crowned by her father!

Seniors get ready for the song contest!

Sophomores take on the Freshmen for third place!

Seniors and Juniors battle for the championship!
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Wednesday

9/16: IT'S A BANNER DAY FOR BANNERS!

That's right, a BANNER day!  Every class did an outstanding job, and judges had a very difficult time rating each one.  Some had movement, one had lights, and all stuck to the theme well.  Thank you to all the class advisors and their banner committees!  Good luck to all classes!  Results will be announced at halftime of the homecoming game!
 
FRESHMEN!

SOPHOMORES!

JUNIORS!
 
SENIORS!
 
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Tuesday

9/15: LET'S ALL CHEER!

Tuesday of Homecoming Week is always Cheer Competition Day!  On this day, each class gives a prepared one-minute cheer that contains class unity, creativity and incorporation of the theme.  Each class is also to have at least 10% of the class participating and this year, no class seemed to have that as a problem.  Good luck to all classes....results to be announced at the Homecoming game!
 
FRESHMEN!

SOPHOMORES!
JUNIORS!

SENIORS!
 
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