Kalani High School

Kalani High School
Where the tradewinds from the valley ...

Saturday, July 25, 2026

For you Class of '69 Falcons who attended
Aina Haina Elementary School ...



 


Sunday, April 19, 2026

 

INVITATION

Celebrating 75 Years

Sunday, September 6, 2026

5 pm to  10 pm

Pearl at Kalauao

 We are happy to extend an invitation to all Kalani High School Class of 1969 members to attend a very special event with our classmates from McKinley and Roosevelt Classes of 1969.

 This celebration is limited to 190 attendees, so please make your reservations as soon as possible, but no later than the June 15, 2026 deadline.  All reservations will be prioritized and confirmed by the mail date of your reservation.

 The Yin & Yan design for our event symbolizes the “Circle of Life” from our lifetime of experiences and achievements during the past 75 years.  Together we will celebrate Harmony, Interdependence, and Renewal with old friends, fellow ’69 Classmates, and our`ohana as we remember and appreciate all of special times of our lives.


 Please join us to foster our longevity and the Aloha Spirit of the Class of ‘69


Kalani Class of ’69 Alumni Committee








Saturday, February 7, 2026

 

To Kalani Class of '69 Classmates

The Joint Schools Karaoke Committee (Kaimuki, Kalani, McKinley, and Roosevelt) for the Class of '69 continues with its annual Karaoke Night event.  This year it will help us celebrate our 75th birthdays with our fellow classmates, friends, and `ohana.

It's still only $30 for dinner, bottle water, snacks, music, karaoke, fun and friends, so mark your calendars.


Also, the reunion committees for Kalani, McKinley, and Roosevelt Class of '69 will be presenting a special get together, "Celebrating 75 Years of Harmony, Interdependence, and Renewal" on Sunday, September 6, 2026 at Kalauoa at Pearl (Pearl Country Club).  More to come as the planning committee works out the details.  It promises to give you a different concept of reunion events of the past and provide a unique and memorable experience for us all. 

Thursday, June 19, 2025

KHS 69ers from Aina Haina Elementary

 Aina Haina Elementary School

Attention to all Kalani Class of '69,

Ann, Daryl, and Gaye are trying to put together a reunion event for those who attended Aina Haina Elementary School and want to reach out to them.

Please contact Ann Moniz Suen (AinaHaina1963@gmail.com) with your information and questions.

Hmmm ... this would be a 62+ year reunion.  Cool!




Sunday, February 9, 2025

 2025 JOINT SCHOOL

KARAOKE NIGHT

The annual joint high school karaoke night is set for Saturday, April 19, 2025.

Once again, the reunion committees from Kaimuki, Kalani, McKinley, and Roosevelt High Schools have come together to present this year's event.

What a great deal and another great opportunity to once again meet classmates and even friends from our sister schools.

Dinner, drinks (bottled water), and karaoke.

Don't want to sing?  Just sit back, talk stories, and enjoy the music and fun.






Tuesday, July 23, 2024

 Kalani High School

Class of '69 - 55th Reunion

To all Kalani Class of '69'ers, here is your sign-up sheet for our upcoming activities to help celebrate our 55th year reunion.  All events will be held at the Oahu Country Club.

We'll start off with a golf outing and our special 19th Hole with pupus, karaoke, and some advance time to talk stories and reminisce on Friday.  On Saturday come and join your classmates for our reunion banquet featuring Oahu Country Club's Prime Rib Buffet dinner.

Note:
Cost for golf is now $100 and includes golf, prizes, and the 19th Hole.  Cost for attending the 19th Hole event (non-golfers) is now $40 (Limited seating so call your classmate buddies and sign up early)

For more information or to obtain the application form, please contact your Reunion Committee at kalaniclassof 69@gmail.com or call Joanne at (808) 235-3747.

Falcons Forever!


Wednesday, May 15, 2024

To All Our '69 Classmates,

Our 55th Class Reunion events are starting to come together.  Here are the updates:

Reunion Banquet - Saturday, October 12, 2024
Oahu Country Club - Nuuanu Ballroom
5:30 to 9:30 pm
Registration from 5 pm
Featuring a Prime Rib Buffet
     $69
Buffet

Salads
Mixed Greens and Romaine
Fresh Fruits
Grilled Vegetables Antipasto
Tofu Watercress Salad

Entrees
Chicken Piccata
Shrimp Scampi
Rice
Mashed Potatoes
Vegetable du jour
Prime Rib of Beef

Desserts
OCC Signature Bread Pudding
Macadamia Nut Creme Pie

 
Golf - Friday, October 11, 2024
Oahu Country Club
5 Tee Times starting at 12 noon
Special Reunion Rate$50

19th Hole Get Together (Golfers & Non-Golfers)
Friday, October 11, 2024
5 to 9:30 pm  
Pupus, Talk-Story, and Karaoke
     $50


Be sure to mark your calendars, plan your trips back to Hawaii, and make date with your old classmates to meet again to celebrate our 55 years since high school and our golden years!

Memories ...

Watch for more information and application form.

Falcons of '69


Saturday, March 2, 2024

 


SAVE THESE DATES!

More information coming soon.  Your Class of '69 Reunion Committee is working out and confirming the details.
For now we can say that they're looking at a nostalgic of $69 for the banquet evening at the Oahu Country Club (including Prime Rib!)

Tentative plans for golf on the day before call for group of 4 foursomes with a 19th Hole event at the Clubhouse following that will be open to the none golfers also.

 


2024 marks the 55th year since the Kalani Class of '69 bid aloha to the memory-filled site where the tradewinds from the valley whispered softly through the valley ...

The Class of '69 Reunion Committee is planning our own 55th celebration activities for October (watch for the Save-the Days information) and another joint-school Karaoke event next month.

69ers, "Let's Celebrate Memories" together!!

Thursday, February 16, 2023

 Class of '69 Karaoke Night

Yes, it's back!  After three previous karaoke events, including the break due to Covid-19 concerns, the reunion committees from Kalani, Kaimuki, McKinley and Roosevelt High Schools - Class of 1969 have joined together to present our fourth karaoke event.

The flexible format is designed as a Group Karaoke and Dancing event, to allow solo and team karaoke singers as well as dancers to have fun and enjoy the food, music, and cameraderie with friends, family, and former classmates.  

All Class of '69 grads are eligible to participate along with their significant others.

The $30 cost covers pupus, bento dinner, dessert and bottled water, along with our karaoke and dance music.

Don't procrastinate!  Get together with classmates, spouses or significant others and contact Joanne to sign up.  See above flyer for contact information.

It's 2023 and us 69'ers are celebrating the completion of twelve cycles of the Year of the Rabbit (72 years!)


Falcons, Bulldogs, Tigers, and Rough Riders Forever!



Monday, September 6, 2021

More '69 Memories

This one goes way back, but according the prices, it appears that some of us were around ... but still infants in June of 1951.

Mimeograph prints (remember their distinct smell) of the menu from Columbia Inn.  Sorry to see that the Bar BQ Beef Steak prices went up!





Thursday, April 29, 2021

Support Alicia Kaipolani Barros' Healing Journey




On September 2020 Kaipo was diagnosed with Stage IV Colorectal Cancer and has since been receiving aggressive chemotherapy treatment and faces upcoming surgery.
Needless to say, her medical costs are high and any help in this area will surely help her on her healing journey.

Please go to https://gofund.me/0f935b01





Sunday, August 9, 2020

A quick glimpse at some Back Pages


A short version of the Byrds' "My Back Pages" with some shots of our back pages growing up in Hawaii during the 60's and 70's.
Great memories!! 

Monday, May 11, 2020

 
What's the deal with toilet paper?
Why is it in such a demand during any crisis or emergency?
Do you know its background?
 
Check out our most recent edition of the Class of '69
Ka Leo O Kalani newsletter.
 




 
So what's your style?


Monday, March 16, 2020

KARAOKE NIGHT POSTPONED

Due to the current situation with the COVID-19 virus, the joint school committee has decided to postpone the upcoming Karaoke Night that was scheduled for Saturday, April 25th.  They are working with the St. Louis Alumni Clubhouse to hold it some time later this year.

Take steps to protect yourself (these are listed in all preventive literature and should become part of our daily practice).

Clean you hands often
  • Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after you have been in a public place, or after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing.
  • If soap and water are not readily available, use a hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol.  Cover all surfaces of your hands and rub them together until they feel dry.
  • Avoid touching your eyes, noes, and mouth with unwashed hands.
Avoid close contact
  • Avoid close contact with people who are sick.
  • Put distance between yourself and other people if COVID-19 is spreading in your community.  This is especially for people who are at higher risk of getting very sick.
Older adults and people who have severe underlying chronic medical conditions, like heart or lung disease or diabetes seem to be at higher risk for developing more serious complications from COVID-19 illness.  Please consult with your health care provider about additional steps you may be able to take to protect yourself.


Take care and stay safe.
We look forward to our next Class of '69 get together.
 
Go Falcons!
 
 

Saturday, February 1, 2020

Our Joint Schools' 4th Annual Karaoke Night is here again!
 
Like last year, it's being held at the Saint Louis Alumni Clubhouse where there is lots of room to dance, karaoke with classmates, and spend time with classmates.
 
It is opened to all '69 classmates from Kaimuki, Kalani, McKinley, and Roosevelt High Schools, their families, and their friends.
 
The "box office" is now open.  Grab other classmates, spouses, and friends, and contact Joanne to attend.  Just $25 for heavy pupus, water, music, and karaoke.  What a deal!
 
Don't want to sing individually?  Join the group.  Group karaoke is a great way to enjoy the "oldies" that made our schools years so memorable.
Don't want to dance?  You don't have to.  Enjoy the music, watch others "trip the light fantastic," take advantage of the pupus, or just talk stories with old friends.
 
The Class of '69 will be 69 years old this year.  That alone is an awesome accomplishment and definitely something to celebrate.  (Actually, every year from now on is worth some type of celebration!)
 
 

Saturday, January 11, 2020

Memories from last year's Joint Schools Karaoke Night 2019

JOINT SCHOOLS: CLASS OF '69

Jennifer (Kaimuki), Ann (Kalani), Lani (RHS), Chris (MHS), Colleen (MHS)

Kathy , Susan , and Faith (Kalani)

Senior Citizen "Diet" Food

Group Karaoke - Girls challenge the Guys

Amy and David Kaneshiro


Aloha and Happy New Year!
 
We should all be looking forward to another eventful year!
First of all, it's always great to get up each morning …
 
Coming up this year is our annual, Joint School Karaoke Night with our Class of '69 friends from Kaimuki, McKinley, and Roosevelt.  We will all be 69 this year!
 
SAVE THE DATE!
See below
 
Watch for details on the event and how to sign up. 

Monday, October 28, 2019

KHS Reunion Committee


Glenda, Sandy, Leonard, Herb & Patti, Marion, Joanne, Diane,
Ann, Phil, Miu Lan, Bobby, Vicky, Peggy, Brad, David, Amy,
JoAnn, and Fawn.
 
Missing committee members:
Gaye, Carl, Reen, Cathy Y. and Dave D.
 
The Class of '69 Reunion Committee held their "debriefing" session on Friday, October 25th at the Cinnamon's restaurant in the Ilikai to review all of the activities from their 50th year anniversary.  
      (No one could remember the name of the former coffee shop/restaurant at the ground floor Cinnamon site)
 
Much of the discussion just continued where they left off at the reunion event with them recalling events, persons, and experiences from high school days and the years leading up to our current "senior" status.  It's amazing how everyone remembers different things from the same event.  This is what makes getting together and talking stories so interesting.
 
Watch for upcoming "mini" events for our Class of '69.  It can be a simple way of getting together without the fuss of planning a large event.  If anyone has ideas, please share with us ...                       and come join the committee.