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Ho'iho'i Hou: A Tribute to George Helm and Kimo Mitchell

TITLE	LAST NAME	FIRST NAME	GENRE	PAGES
A Chant to Kahoolawe	Nakamoto	Lester	poetry	52
Aloha 'Aina	Meinecke	Kalani	prose	92
Aloha 'Aina	*	Protect Kahoolawe Ohana	poetry	93
Ballad of George Helm	Bilyeu	Malani	song	44
Chant	Waiohu	Samuel	poetry	95
Death At Sea (co-written by Mark Hamasaki)	Hamasaki	Richard	poetry	101
Death At Sea (co-written by Richard Hamasaki)	Hamasaki	Mark	poetry	101
Diary Entry - Fourth Occupation of Kahoolawe	Helm	George	prose	72
E Mau (Let's Strive)	Isaacs, Sr.	Alvin Kaleolani	song	38-39
George Helm - A True Hawaiian	Ritte, Jr.	Walter	prose	73
George Helm - The Voice and Soul	Morales	Rodney	biography	10-33
George Jarrett Helm, Jr.	Edwin	Tanji	photo	74
Hawaiian Soul (co-written by Jon Osorio)	Borden	Randy	song	41
Hawaiian Soul (co-written by Randy Borden)	Osorio	Jon	song	41
How Kahoolawe Became the Smallest Island	Tasaka	Calvin	prose	45
Huaka'i	Balaz	Joseph P.	poetry	110
In The Spirit of George and Kimo	Aluli	Emmett	prose	105
Introduction	Morales	Rodney	prose	6-7
James Kimo Mitchell	Greevy	Ed	photo	75
Kahoolawe Remembers	Muromoto	Wayne	artwork	111
Kimo Mitchell - A Life	Morales	Rodney	biography	76-83
Legend	Pele	Andy	poetry	95
Legend	Hough	Lehua	poetry	56
Letter to President Carter (co-written by Francis Ka'uhane)	Helm	George	prose	65-66
Letter to President Carter (co-written by George Helm)	Ka'uhane	Francis	prose	65-66
Liner Notes for "Islands"	Chapman	Don	prose	42
Malamalama	Higdon	Alexis	photo	100
Map 1 - The Search	*		map	96
Map 2 - Maui/Kahoolawe	*		map	98
Map 3 - Kahoolawe	*		map	99
Mele o Kahoolawe (Song of Kahoolawe)	Mitchell	Harry Kunihi	song	86-87
Moe'uhane	Balaz	Joseph P.	poetry	91
Molokai Miracle	Teho	Fortunato	prose	34-36
Molokai Sweet Home	Bilyeu	Malani	song	43
Personal Statement	Helm	George	prose	54-55
Photo	Greevy	Ed	photo	106
Photo	Greevy	Ed	photo	109
Photo	Greevy	Ed	photo	109
Photo	Greevy	Ed	photo	46
Photo	Higdon	Alexis	photo	40
Photo	Higdon	Alexis	photo	97
Photo	Shrader	Steve	photo	cover
Photo	Shrader	Steve	photo	68
Photo	Morales	R.	photo	97
PKO Testimony in Support of House Bill 1129 (co-written by George Helm)	Ritte	Loretta	prose	60-61
PKO Testimony in Support of House Bill 1129 (co-written by Loretta Ritte)	Helm	George	prose	60-61
Poem	Harwood	Jill	poetry	64
Poem	Karlo	Keith	poetry	88
Poem	Kawabata	Ann	poetry	88
Poem	Nakamura	Ruth	poetry	37
Poem	Altfeld	Arianna	poetry	94
Poem	Blakeslee	Joy	poetry	53
Poem	Bodinus	Robin	poetry	88
Poem	Enoki	Ellen	poetry	53
Poem	Darisay	Allen	poetry	102
Poem	Delatori	Tracy Lani	poetry	67
Poem for George Helm: Aloha Week 1980	Chock	Eric	poetry	57-59
Poem for Kahoolawe	Laborte	Tammy	poetry	102
Remembering Kimo	*	Kaulua	prose	90
Seven Pools (co-written by Harry Kunihi Mitchell)	Mitchell	James Kimo	song	85
Seven Pools (co-written by James Kimo Mitchell)	Mitchell	Harry Kunihi	song	85
Speech to the State House	Helm	George	prose	69-71
Story	Zimmerman	Lori	prose	89
Story	Kaanana	Jackie Maile	prose	94
Story	Ilima	Pi'ianai'a	prose	47-49
Story	Savella	Elmo	prose	89
Telegram to President Carter (co-written by Francis Ka'uhane and Charles Warrington)	Helm	George	prose	62-63
Telegram to President Carter (co-written by George Helm and Charles Warrington)	Ka'uhane	Francis	prose	62-63
Telegram to President Carter (co-written by George Helm and Francis Ka'uhane)	Warrington	Charles	prose	62-63
Untitled (Drawing and Poem)	Kalahele	Imaikalani	artwork/poetry	50-51
Where Does It All Lead To	*	Kihei	song	103-104

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