Hi my name is Kylie Yamauchi and I am a senior. I took Intro to Newspaper in my freshman year and I’ve been a part of it ever since. When I’m not at school, you can find me at the Ala Wai either paddling or working out. (The Ala Wai isn’t as gross as it seems, by the way.) I’m a dedicated fan of the show Teen Wolf and the movie Whiplash, mostly because Miles Teller stars in it. I don’t have any musical talents but I can rap the whole Fresh Prince of Bel-Air theme song and some parts of Alphabet Aerobics—I’m in the process of learning the entire song. Follow me on Instagram (@kylie_yama) and I promise to follow back, most of the time. Fair warning, my feed is 90% paddling photos.
Glowing Heart Ministry returned to HBA for Christian Emphasis Week this year. The ministry is a worship team made out of nineteen singers, musicians,...
Photographs by Logan Takeda (’16) To complete the World War II unit in American History, sophomores visited the Pacific Aviation Museum, Arizona Memorial, and...
Photographs by Walden Butay (’14) On February 21, HBA’s Interact Club gathered at Roosevelt High School to participate in the American Cancer Society’s Relay for...
On February 2, HBA high school students Nicole Hong (‘9) and Alexia Sommers (’10) competed in the third annual Miss Latina Hawaii Scholarship Pageant....
Photograph courtesy of Mark Yamauchi and Carolyn Caballes. “Paddling isn’t a sport.” I don’t know how many times I have heard these exasperating words...
Disney kicked off the Christmas season with its release of the animated movie Frozen. After hitting the box office in November alongside Catching Fire,...
This year’s Spirit Week is themed Misunderstood Monsters. Class mascots range from Team Rocket from Pokémon to Swiper the Fox from Dora the Explorer....
