Scenes from Lahainaluna High School in Maui, the oldest school west of the Rockies, estimated 1831. Check out the August/September issue of Hana Hou! the Hawaiian Airlines Magazine to see the full story.
Hale Pa'i, the old printing house, now a public museum.
Boarder students earn their keep by doing yard work and various chores around the campus every morning and afternoon, for the past 175 years.
The piggery
The graveyard
Detail from the printing press, a replica of the original used to make some of the first historical documents on the islands.
The view from school, down the hill toward the town of Lahaina, Maui and the island of Lana'i in the distance.
Piglets in the piggery
Boarder student, Amanda DePonte, 18
Hale Pa'i
Boarder students take care of the pigs as one of their daily chores. 
Students wash taro leaves in preparation to make laulau for the David Malo Day celebration.
Walking home from school at the day's end
L on the hill, David Malo's grave sits atop the mountain overlooking Lahainaluna High School, where he was one of the first graduates.
The boys dorm room
The old time clock used for the boarder students back in the day.
Dusk, leaving Lahainaluna.
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Lahainaluna High School | Hana Hou! Magazine
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2 comments:
This is such a beautiful collection of photography! I'm getting into photography and was wondering if you could help me out with angles and I'd like to know what type of camera you use to shoot this with and what photoshop as well. I absolutely love your work and is a student admirer. Please contact me back, I'd love to get some tips!:)
Mahalo,
Lahainaluna Student, Samantha.
sfeyen@gmail.com
Hi Elyse,
It's been long overdue but I'd like to thank you again for allowing me to use some of your pictures to build my mapping project.
Here's the completed map: http://santadeo.wordpress.com/2013/04/19/lahainaluna/
Alohas!
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