Before we tell you a little about ourselves, we would like to formally welcome you to the official class website for Kamakani, St. Louis School Class of 1992.

For those of you unfamiliar with St. Louis School, we are located in Honolulu Hawaii. The school sits high atop Kalaepohaku's rugged slopes with her noble aim (this should sound familiar to alumni). When the class of 1992 started at St. Louis, the school only offered grades 7-12. Most of us are six year students while some joined us along the way. Currently St. Louis offers grades from 5-12 and adding a lower grade for each coming year. Also, St. Louis is only one of two all-male schools in Hawaii.

The class of 1992 just celebrated their 10th reunion this past June 2002. Activities included a golf tournament and dinner at the St. Louis Clubhouse.

The class president for the Class of 1992 is Randall Raquel. Brenton Wong was the Student Body President.

If you would like more information about St. Louis School, please click here. If you are an alumnus of St. Louis School and would like more information about signing up for the St. Louis Alumni Association membership, click here.

The Class of 1992's Chant, Ka Makani.

Pa ka makani (The winds blow)
Naue o ka lau o ka niu (The leaves of the cocunut sway)
Hanohano i ka makani (Honor the wind)
He ipukai 'o Pohina (For the container is called Pohina)
Makani pu'ulena (Soft winds)
Makani aheahe (Gentle breezes)
O La'ama'oma'o (Of the goddess La'ama'oma'o)
Pai mai i ka malie (Blow calmly)
I ka malie (calmly)
Ea la, ea la, ea
A----e----ie
Pa mai ka makani malie (Blow, ye gentle winds)