Class | Co-ed | Men | Women | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Seniors 1988 |
116*/128
Kuʻu Pua I Paoakalani
|
124*/128
Aloha ʻOe
|
118*/128
Kaulana Nā Pua
|
|
Juniors 1989 |
115*/128
Iubilē No Ka Mōʻī Wahine O ʻEnelani
|
100*/128
Kokōhi
|
113*/128
Lei No Kaʻiulani
|
|
Sophomores 1990 |
112*/128
Puna Paia ʻAʻala
|
99*/128
Ahe Lau Makani
|
111*/128
Sanoe
|
|
Freshmen 1991 |
112*/128
Haili Pō I Ka Lehua
|
Freshmen do not compete. | Freshmen do not compete. |
About the Contest
- March 18, 1988
- 68th* Annual Song Contest
-
Contest Theme
E Lei Hoʻi E Liliʻulani Ē (Bewreathed is High Chiefess Liliʻu) -
Hōʻike Theme
Ka Hoʻoilina: The Legacy
Awards
Award | Winner |
---|---|
Men | Seniors |
Women | Seniors |
Co-ed | Seniors |
Director |
Timothy Ho (Freshman Coed) |
Notes
* From at least the 1960s to 2006, Song Contest numbering was off by 2 years. The 1988 Contest was billed as the "66th Annual", but because the first Song Contest was held in 1921, it should have been the 68th. The numbering was eventually corrected in 2007, and Hoʻokūkū Hīmeni has retroactively applied these corrections to past contests. However, you will see the old, incorrect numbering used in Song Contest publicity materials until 2006.
Judges
- Music – Dee Romines
- Music – John McCreary
- Language – Lurline Nāone-Salvador '69
- Language – Jean ʻIleialoha Beniamina '74
- Overall – Esther Rhinelander
Competition Order
The women's competition was held first, followed by the men's, and then the co-ed.
Order | Women | Men | Co-ed |
---|---|---|---|
1st | Juniors | Juniors | Freshmen |
2nd | Sophomores | Sophomores | Seniors |
3rd | Seniors | Seniors | Sophomores |
4th | – | – | Juniors |
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