The pü blowers from the Hawai‘i and Maui campuses greet each other before announcing the arrival of the neighbor island seniors at Mauna ‘Ala.

The more than 200 seniors from the two campuses decorate the Kamehameha tomb, where Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop was laid to rest.

Following the program, a group of students from Hawai‘i offer a gift of hula.

Students tour the grounds of Mauna ‘Ala including the chapel.

The Kalākaua tomb was opened so that students could pay their respects.

The more than six hundred seniors of the combined Kapālama, Maui and Hawai‘i campuses pose for a group picture at the Kapālama campus.

Seniors from the different campuses mingled for a moment, between activities.

At historic Kawaiaha‘o Church the combined class of 2017 gathered for the tri-campus senior chapel service.

Favorite hymns were sung at the service.

Corbett Kalama, chairman of the KS Board of Trustees, shared his advice and good wishes for the class of 2017.

Retired Kamehameha Schools Chaplain David Kaupu joined the KS ‘ohana for the service.

Following the service Maui seniors offer a gift of song.

The Hawai‘i island seniors offer a gift of song and hula.

The Hawai‘i campus Valedictorian Naneaikealaula Thomas, senior class President Kegan Miura and Salutatorian Kamamaluwaiwai Wichimai. Following the service Maui seniors offer a gift of song.

The Maui campus Valedictorian Quinn Shiraishi, class President Quin Hottendorf, and salutatorians Tiyanni Mahi and Montana Vaught

The Kapālama campus Valedictorian Vance Farrant, class President Leina Panui and Salutatorian Franchesca Johnson.