For many students, the highlight of Spirit Week is day four: Pepper Squad day. At HBA, Pepper Squad is a skit performed by each grade during Spirit Week meant to promote each grade's theme as well as to boost school spirit, hence the "pepper". Preparations begin in the second quarter, when the Student Council announces the …
The holiday season has finally arrived and food is on everyone’s mind. Personally, I start dreaming about buttery mashed potatoes, juicy turkey, candied yams, but after that Thanksgiving feast, I can never forget about dessert. For the past 10 years, my dad and I have been making spice cake for the holidays. The Spice Cake …
The bottle flipping craze became immensely popular this summer when a video of a student at a high school talent show flipping a water bottle onto a table became viral. Since then, thousands of people across the world have joined this trend and perfected the art of the bottle flip. The Eagle Eye issued its own bottle …
From August 25 to 27, HBA's seventh graders went on their first class camp at Pu‘u Kahea Conference Center in Waianae. Freshman student counselor Cobi Pimental used his Go Pro to capture a bird's eye view of the Class of 2022 as they enjoyed an afternoon of games. Editing by Jarred Hee ('17) Filmed by …
On Thursday, May 26, the graduating class of 2016 celebrated their last day in school with a luncheon and a send-off, where they formally handed-off the senior area to the class of 2017. The entire student body, staff and faculty cheered on the seniors as they made their way from the D building through a …
Students in the Introduction to News Production and Yearbook class speak to students and staff about the ACE project, a large research project that has become a rite of passage for all freshmen at HBA. This video is produced by: Evan Ebesu ('17) Renee' Galolo ('17) Christopher Kwan ('17) Sydnie Sambueno ('19) Sydney Settsu ('19) …
As the fourth quarter comes to a close, students in the Introduction to News Production and Yearbook class speak to students and faculty about their reflections on the 2015-16 year. This video is produced by: Kellen Takatsuka ('17) Emma Tamashiro ('19) Lauren Uchimura ('19) Samson Wesselkamper ('18)
As the 2015-16 school year comes to a close, students in the Introduction to News Production and Yearbook class speak to students and faculty about what they are looking forward to in the summer. This video is produced by: Nicholas Kanno ('17) Haley Sekiguchi ('19) Joey Watanabe ('17) Kacie Yoshida ('17) Jeffrey Zhang ('16)
The third quarter closed with Christian Emphasis Week 2016. The New Hope OG band returned to lead the middle and high school in chapels throughout the week, and Pastor Matt Sanders (Waialae Baptist Church) spoke on the theme "Overwhelmed" during the chapels. Students also attended a variety of seminars that week and enjoyed lunch performances by guest musicians.
The 2015 Fall Introduction to News Production and Yearbook spoke to students and teachers at school about their thoughts on Christmas and the new year. This video was produced by: Anika Chang Tiffany Ibara Camille Oga Karli Uwaine Jarred Hee Watch Part 2.
