Aiea High School Student Activities

March 28, 2011: From Wednesday, March 23, 2011 to Monday, March 28, 2011, two students from Aiea High School's sister school, Inokuchi High School paid a homestay visit to Hawaii. The Japanese student homestay hosts were junior Kelsie Sasabe paired with Chinatsu and Junior Ian Lactaoen paired with Ryosuke Imatomi. During their five-day trip to Hawaii, the Inokuchi students spent a couple usual school days at Aiea High School with their students. Then during the long four day weekend, they spent their days shopping, going to the beach, browsing museums and spending quality time with their newfound friends. Because the two students just arrived from Hawaii after devastation in Japan, Chinatsu and Ryosuke also spoke to appeal to not only AHS japanese students, but the entire school. As many clubs and SA prepared for a week full of work to support Japan, the students took our sympathy and let the school know how much help Japan is in need of. (Click on the images provided above)

March 26, 2011: The 2011 junior prom was held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel on March 26, 2011 from 5 pm to 10 pm. After months of planning and collaborating with the junior class officers, committee members, class advisor Sean Uwaine and chairperson Leisha Bento, the night turned out a hit. Bids were $125, including a buffet dinner, dancing and party favors. The night started off with friends and bonding, onto dinner, then ended with a night full of dancing. Dinner provided a delicious menu of various tuscon foods, from salads, rice, chickens and pastas; dinner was a satisfying filling. We'd all like to give a job well done to all who participated in the planning of a wonderful night! (Click on the images provided above to enlarge)

March 15, 2011: Senior class officers and volunteers took a few hours of their spring break to make their way to Aiea High School's outdoor stage. Every year, the senior class gets various opportunities to leave their mark behind as a legacy at AHS; the outdoor stage painting being one of them. Just before the end of the year, seniors design and paint the stage in remembrance of their class for the final quarter of the year and on through the following year. The class of 2011 painted the stage a turquoise-blue matching their senior class t-shirts, keeping to their color scheme since the very first day of their senior year. (Click on the images provided above to enlarge)

March 14 - March 15, 2011: The acronym OSCAR stands for Outstanding Student Council Award Recognition; a scrapbook of the entire year's events. Form student activities, to service activities and on to the school's organizations, the book holds it all. The 2010 - 2011 OSCAR scrapbook theme was Music, where each section of the book was broken down into smaller categories pertaining to music. The chairperson, Taylor Nebrija (SA secretary) and co-chairperson, Aubrey Bento (SA treasurer) put together two days full of work and fun. Two officers from each class was invited to the event along with all of student association and the new upcoming SA officers. Participants spent both days organizing write-ups and pulling their creativity out for the scrapbook pages. Although the event was majority work-base, both days were great bonding experiences for everyone. (Click on the images provided above to enlarge)

March 12, 2011: Aiea High School students who participated in the works of senior project presented on March 12 at Aiea High School's campus. The presenters prepared their work with powerpoints and presentation boards for an audience of three to four judges. The judges of the presentations consisted of faculty and staff from other schools and other well known members from Oahu, outer islands and even the mainland. Student volunteers from Aiea High School gathered at 9 o'clock am at the school library to prepare for project timing. On a well-planned schedule, the day went by quickly while senior presenters lifted the huge weight off of their shoulders by getting over the biggest presentation of their high school careers. After presentations, all members who participated in the event gathered in the library for bonding and a relaxing lunch. (Click on the images provided above to enlarge)

March 10, 2011: Aiea High School's annual multicultural night was held on March 10 from 4:30 pm to 7:30 pm. Clubs who participated in the event held food booth sales in the cafeteria consisting of snacks and drinks for all who attended the event. Student activities ran the event, collecting three dollar donations at the door. Aiea's Hawaiian club, Pacific Islanders club, Southeast Asian club, Spanish club, Japanese club and our talented dance students performed african and latin fusion dances. The entire audience was also in for a treat; the Chinese Lion Dance Association visited Aiea High School performing the famous lion dance. The night turned out to be a hit with a great amount of participation from both the performers and audience! (Click on the images provided above to enlarge)

February 22 - March 4, 2011: Aiea High School's annual penny wars competition was originally set for Tuesday, February 22, 2011 until Friday, February 25, 2011, but was extended another week until Friday, March 4. Throughout the week before penny wars, student association worked to put together advertisements like PA announcements through the PA system and on the television as well as posters and flyers which were hung all throughout the school; resulting in more participation. After the first week of the competition, volunteers from executive council helped do a preliminary count for each class. Then, on the last day of penny wars, volunteers gathered again for the final counting before money collections. While the competition brought out school spirit from each class, all money donated went to a good cause. Every penny, nickel, dime, quarter and bill was donated to support the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. The results of the competition are shown below. (Click on the images pr

March 3, 2011: Aiea High School's student government general elections were held in the AHS library during lunch on March 3. After an intense campaign for the primary elections, the heat rose for the positions in which two candidates were running. The week of the general elections, candidates campaigned all around the school with smiles, posters, flyers and treats for their peers. The results of the elections are posted below. (Click on the images provided above to enlarge) GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS Student Association President: Justine Bolosan Vice President: Sierra Callihan Secretary: Taylor Nebrija Treasurer: Aubrey Bento Class of 2012 President: Annalyn Oliveros Vice President: Karilynn Oi Secretary: Kacie Fujino Treasurer: Brett Tanonaka Class of 2013 President: Kendra Chong Vice President: Jessica Matias Secretary: Michael O'Meally Treasurer: Kylie Alabanza Class of 2014 Vice President: Sydney Unciano Secretary: Jamie Hearn