First Kaimuki High School Class of 1977 reunion in 1993 at Old Honolulu Stadium Park. Can you identify everyone?
Aloha! Some of you may not recall but our very ‘first’ class of ’77 reunion was totally a grassroots effort. It was 1993, and one day just talking story with the girls we decided to have a reunion/ohana picnic. It was at the Old Honolulu Stadium Park on Isenberg and King streets.
Somehow the word got out, we fundraised for some cash…we had a car wash and sold sweet bread. We had a barbecue lunch, played games, and had the little kiddos doing fun games too. Real simple and fun. Do you recognize a few of your classmates in the photo? They may not remember, but this photo confirms it happened! We even had T-shirts done. We had a nice time together.
The Senior Citizens from ‘A Munchkins Christmas’ play. December 1976.
Backstage in December 1976 at our Kaimuki High School Class of ’77 Christmas Play. An original play call ‘A Munchkins Christmas’ that we put on for the school and visiting elementary schools.
I can’t tell who is who in this group, you’ll have to tag it yourself, I can’t even tell if I’m in there, there are more names than people in the photo. Here’s the list of the ‘Senior Citizens’: Star Asao, Brenda Fujimoto, Hayden Hu, Donna Kawamoto, Norman Kumabe, Lori Miyamoto, Grant Nagano, Craig Narusaki, Lester Nakamura, John Ogai, Muriel Sato, Baron Sekiya, Lynn Shikata, Adele Shimabukuro, Perry Takara, Leslie Takemoto, Gail Tanabe and Kauilani Woods.
Thought some of you might enjoy a walk down memory lane – elementary style!. This is my 3rdgrade class with my
Favorite teacher ever (well, almost ever, Mrs Tanaka in kindergarten was the greatest too!), Mrs Yee. Check it out, 1967-1968
Year. My class mates here include Jocelyn, Tina, Christopher, Paul, Ramona, Harry, Carl, Satomi, Susan, Lorrin, Daniel. Can’t remember
Some names though – getting old.
Hope you enjoy this as much as I do, when recalling how simple life was, small kid time. I was into hair bands and ruffles. Ha,ha.
Please share your favorite pics, stories growing up, from elementary, intermediate and high school.
Time is drawing near as we gear up for our “60 years Living Aloha, Birthday Bash. It’ll be on October 5th, 5-10pm at Natsunoya Tea House. Be sure to send your money to Pamela-treasurer and come. You’ll be glad you did!
Let the celebration begin! Your Birthday Bash/Reunion committee has secured a location and date for our celebration of “60! Birthday Bash!”
Some of you may be 60 already, some of you not yet, but its on the horizon. So, get involved and come out for a fun evening to share ol’ memories, ol’ laughs and just local style “hanging out”!
Don’t forget to SPREAD THE WORD – inform classmates that you come across, near or far – the Bulldogs Class of ’77 is ready to Party!!!
Important info to remember:
Class of 1977, Birthday Bash Celebration 60 years of Aloha!
5-10 p.m., Saturday, October 5, 2019
At Natsunoya Tea House, Alewa Heights
Cost: $55.00 per person – August 5, 2019 – 60 days prior, full prepayment please. (sorry, nonrefundable).
Includes a variety of dinner menu items, pupu, punch. It is Natsunoya policy for patrons to bring your own drinks-BYOB
Checks Payable to: Pamela Anderson – (on memo line: KHS77 Bash) – check please, no debit or credit cards accepted Mail to: 87-155 Waiolu street, Waianae, HI 96792. (receipt will be issued night of event)
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Pamela, 351-7281, or Grant 256-4827, or Eddie 284-4641. We are here for you, no worries!
A lovely dinner is planned to enjoy our selves and re-connecting with old friends. We will eat till we drop, and play a game or two. Just come with your heart ready for fun and laughter, and enjoy a walk down memory lane. We are looking forward to seeing you!!!
Keep watch on this website for upcoming information, and fun stories that will lead us up to our event: 60 years of Aloha! Birthday Bash, 77!!
Hi, my classmates from ’77! I had the pleasure of running into a couple of classmates this past Saturday (March 23) at the KHS Foundation dinner. It’s an annual fundraiser event as well as a venue to say ‘mahalo’ to graduates for their support of the foundation and of course our school, Kaimuki High School. The foundation does a wonderful job each year, well organized and great participation from classes.
This year the class of ‘69 raised a whopping $51,000 to support the foundation. I was very impressed and excited for them. Too good. Keep your eyes and ears open as our grassroots committee is moving forward with planning for our birthday bash. So far, it looks like Saturday, October 5, 2019, will be our set date.
Take care till next time!
UPDATE: Venue has been secured!
About 5-10 p.m. Saturday, October 5, 2019 Natsunoya Tea House
