As we head into the second quarter of school, the Eagle Eye caught up with a handful of last year’s seniors to find out how they were doing in college. Cameron Pien ('23) - Cornell University How has school been so far? College has been very intellectually stimulating and inspiring! The array of subjects I …
As students near the end of the school year, seniors face the inevitable reality of growing up. Most of them will be legal adults when they leave high school. For most HBA seniors, college, something once far beyond the horizon, is now visible a few months away, and will mark the beginning of an independent …
On Tuesday October 14, the HBA girls varsity volleyball team played their last home game in the regular season. The match proved to be an exciting one, with the Eagles playing against Punahou II, and both teams coming into the game undefeated. The Eagles did not make it past the second set, losing 17-25 and …
On October 15, while the other grade levels were taking the PSAT, the senior class of 2015 celebrated Senior Day with a field trip to Kakaako Waterfront Park and Ala Moana Beach Park. At HBA, the annual Senior Day consists of a service activity followed by a class bonding activity. This year, the seniors handed …
May 22, 2014 marked the Class of 2014's final day of high school. Vice principal Ryan Frontiera and student council advisor Tony Traughber organized the school's inaugural Senior Sendoff to commemorate the seniors' last day at school. Students from grades 9 through 11 lined the breezeway leading to the senior pavilion, and created a tunnel …
On April 10-12, the Class of 2014 went to Maui for their senior trip. The itinerary of their trip included: Molokini Island, the Maui Golf & Sports Park, the town of Lahaina, the Hawaii Nature Center in 'Iao Valley, Krispy Kreme, and the Maui Built store.
The seniors went to the Pu'u Kahea Conference Center in Waianae for their last camp as a class. The camp was themed "R.A.F.T", which stands for Reconciliation, Affirmation, Farewell, and Thinking Ahead. The Class of 2014 was challenged by faculty advisers and student speakers to take intentional steps towards finishing their senior year well. The …
Instead of beginning a typical Wednesday with last-minute test cramming and Mills uniforms, the Class of 2014 put on their Spirit shirts and athletic shorts in preparation for a highly anticipated Senior Day on October 14. Through the culmination of the class council’s efforts and planning, this year’s Senior Day was packed with activities. The …
The Class of 2014 set aside a day in October to participate in service projects and class bonding activities.
