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Artist Spotlight: Halloween Horror ?

Azriel Togle-Wilson, Daniel Zheng, and Lily Washburn • October 31, 2023

Ms. Tran-Trimmer’s photography class has been hard at work creating a spooky-themed horror photo series for Halloween! We decided to showcase some photo series on Ka Leo O Kalani. ??

Photo Series by Katie Wen:

Photos by Katie Wen (12), Photography 1 student
Photos by Katie Wen (12), Photography 1 student

 

Photo Series by Angelina Khuu:

Photos by Angelina Khuu (11), Photography 1 student
Photos by Angelina Khuu (11), Photography 1 student

 

 

 

Photos by Angelina Khuu (11), Photography 1 student

Photo Series by Olivia Kulaga:

“Little Monster in the Hall”, Photo by Olivia       Kulaga (11), Photography 1 student
“Spiders Watching”. Photo by Olivia Kulaga (11), Photography 1 student

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Photo Series by Allysa Rose Estonilo:

Photo by Allysa Rose Estonilo (11), Photography 1 student
Photo by Allysa Rose Estonilo (11), Photography    1 student
Photo by Allysa Rose Estonilo (11), Photography 1 student
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Kalani students express their personalities through their skating style, decorations, and even the scuff marks on their boards. These are some of the skateboards that belong to the students that go here. They are all in a secure stand where they are kept throughout the school day. This skateboard stand is located in front of the office right next to the library entrance. This represents skate culture here at Kalani. Students have various ways of getting places according to their preferences and age. Kalani students are diverse and their personalities are unique in every way. That’s part of what makes Kalani, Kalani.
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Kalani’s D building mural was painted for the Class of 2018. Handprints of some students from that class are placed on and around it with a beach's golden sand and blue ocean wave. This mural is a representation of Kalani’s strong sense of community and artistic talent. The detail and shading shows the effort and care of the students. And the handprints left behind display their sense of belonging to this school.
Handprints leave a legacy of community
This mural can be found in the upstairs hallway that connects C and D buildings. This is a great visual representation of Kalani because it shows how in the end, it is going to be great. The sun represents great endings and what is to come. The strong waves and sea represent the tough times in between. These tough times, though, will prepare you for life and help you achieve whatever you put your mind to.
Mural reminds us that challenges make us stronger
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About the Contributors
Azriel Togle-Wilson
Azriel Togle-Wilson, Editor
Azriel Togle-Wilson is in his junior year and likes writing, drawing, and playing video games. He’s passionate, silly, positive, and ‘filled with determination.’ He can often be seen ranting to his friends about the latest video game he’s been playing. In a conversation with a friend, he was once told “There’s no harm in giving up, but knowing you, you're going to keep trying anyway until you get it.”
Daniel Zheng
Daniel Zheng, Reporter
Daniel is a senior and is a man of many names, a loyal friend who's always making people laugh, and looks quieter than he is.
Lily Washburn
Lily Washburn, Reporter
Lily is a senior and will be writing all the news you read in a few years-- if not sooner.