Alma Mater
We pledge to thee our loyalty
To our colors green and white
Majestically she stands above
Pearl Harbor
Our strength, our might
On, on, through the years
We strive to meet our goals
And honor Aiea High
Our Alma Mater dear...
Hail, hail to thee Aiea
Thy name we proudly bear
We'll cherish Aiea High
Where memories linger on...
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Congratulations
to our 2009 AHSACA Scholarship Recipients. From left to right: Nancy Bertulfo, Mareaux Medri, Kris Yamaguchi, and Natasha Fong. Assisting in the presentation of the scholarships is new AHSACA member and former recipient of the AHSACA scholarship, Wendi Kagawa ('04) far right. These individuals were selected based on their involvement in school and the community. |
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SOS Bash committee members
(left) got a chance to eat in the Aiea High Cafeteria during the AHS
Recognition Dinner which was put on by the school to recognize all
those who helped the school and to induct the new class officers for
the coming year (right).
Committee members couldn't remember how great cafeteria food tasted! Especially the apple brown betty... yum.... |
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The SOS (Support Our School) Bash was held on February 15, 2009 at Ige's Restaurant and 19th Puka in Aiea. Partnering with the AHS PTSO, the AHSACA put together a successful fundraiser, filled with food, drinks, entertainment, silent auction, good friends and good times. With Ron Ige ('74) donating the use of his restaurant plus providing the food and soft drinks, the event raised over $30,000. We want to thank all of you who contributed to this fundraiser by donating your time, money, items for the silent auction, and for participating in this event.
For more SOS Bash pictures click on the following link: <http://raydyda.smugmug.com/invite/213116268499a3dd4480905.73041684>
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Aiea Community Christmas Parade The second annual Aiea Community Christmas Parade was held on Saturday morning, December 13, 2008. This year the parade started at Pearlridge Elementary and ended up at the "old Aiea Sugar Mill" site -- the future home of the proposed Aiea Community Center. As always, the AHSACA was there to strut our stuff... so there were times that we couldn't keep up with the rest of the parade... you got to give us "old folks" credit for showing our Christmas spirit. At the end of the parade the Aiea Community Association held a Family Fair. There were a wide assortment of booths, entertainment and free hot dogs! See you next year... |
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White Elephant Sale Vice President Susan Suzuki (fourth from right) is surrounded by customers at our White Elephant booth during the recent Aiea High School Crafts and Fun Fair held on Nov. 15, 2008. Many thanks for all the donations of "white elephants" from members, friends and students as they found new homes in the community. All proceeds from the sale will go towards scholarships for deserving students at Aiea High.
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Happy Thanksgiving to the Aiea Community Association This year the AHSACA presented the "Thank You" basket to the Aiea Community Association. Always planning to make Aiea a better place to live, the ACA was instrumental in procuring the Aiea Sugar Mill site to be used as a community center. They've also reinstated the Aiea Christmas Parade, pulling the community together and restoring pride to the residents of Aiea. President of the ACA, Claire ('69, Toyofuku) Tamamoto (fourth from left) stands amongst her members and members of the AHSACA for the presentation of the two baskets. |
Email
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