royal family Jonatana Napela, Native Hawaiian attorney, judge and LDS convert, helped translate the Book of Mormon into the Hawaiian language Keali'i Reichel, Class of 1980 – Hawaiian music artist Kalani Simpson, Class of 1989—former sports columnist for Honolulu Star-Advertiser Hercules Mata'afa, Class of 2014 - NFL player, 2017 Polynesian College Football Player of the Year, and Consensus All American. Now plays for the Minnesota Vikings. Organizations School Clubs: Academy of Hospitality and Tourism – A business class and club that is a part of the National Academy Foundation. Students participate in mock interviews, go on job shadowing and internships, travel to various parts of North America and Asia, and practice dressing in business attire. Anime Club – One of the more social interactive clubs on campus that brings students together with the culture and interest of anime. Aloha Club – A club that is involved in community service projects. Hawaiiana Club - A club that teaches students hula routines that are then showcased during the annual celebration of David Malo Day. Interact Club – A club is involved in community service projects, but on a more international scale the club is currently headed by President Saumalu Mata'afa. Japanese Club – A club that teaches students the culture of Japan both traditional and modern. Chess Club – A freelance club holds occasional casual games of chess where students can participate. Water Polo Club – A co-ed club meant for water polo players and swimmers. Robotics Club – An after school club that participates in FIRST Robotics Competition and VEX Robotics competitions. Students also mentor students at Princess Nahienaena elementary school Flim Club - An after school club that See also List of boarding schools in the United States References External links Lahainaluna High School Official web site Lahainaluna High School Hawaii Department of Education School Information Lahainaluna High School Music Department web site School buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Hawaii Public high schools in Maui Historic American Buildings Survey in Hawaii 1831 establishments in Hawaii Educational institutions established in 1831 National Register of Historic Places in Maui County, Hawaii Public boarding schools in the United States Boarding schools in Hawaii Hawaii Register of Historic Places