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MHS64Sabers:iPreSS:Vol2010Jan:Issue4:Pg1

January 2010

FRIENDSHIP

Many people will walk in and out of your life.

But only true friends will leave footprints in

Your heart.

To handle yourself, use your head;

To handle others, use your heart.

(Source: Unknown)

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(January 1964, Reporter Unknown)

MENUS FOR MHS LUNCH

IMAGINE having your favorite lunch served in the cafeteria!  Impossible?  Well, maybe, but hasn’t everyone experienced a day in which they craved a special dish?  If a menu were offered here, what would you select?  Here are a few choice menus:

SENIOR Irene Toyama:  Vegetable soup, tossed salad, roast pork with gravy, baked buttered yams, hot tea, and pistachio ice cream.

MR. George Yoshimura:  Onion soup, tossed salad, a medium-done boned steak, buttered baked potato with mushroom gravy (or Lobster Tail Louie), coffee with sugar, and to top it off, a small scoop of macadamia ice cream.

SENIOR Sharon Morimoto:  Split pea soup, macaroni salad with crab, steak smothered with mushrooms and onions, tea, and Dobash cake for dessert.

SENIOR Howard Platiro:  Chicken noodle soup, macaroni or vegetable salad with French dressing, roast pork with gravy, milk or soda, and finally, a slice of apple pie.

SENIOR Charles Toma:  Onion soup, vegetable salad with French dressing, southern-style fried chicken with mushroom gravy, fruit punch with a lemon slice, and two scoops of vanilla ice cream.

May we resolve to …

Nurture our relationships

Acknowledge the good in others

Realize our limitations

Share smiles with others

Participate in joy

Find tranquility in nature

Bring forth generosity

Refrain from judgment

Seek to comfort others

Deal with our circumstances

Go the extra mile

Live a healthy lifestyle

Look closer with compassion

Rejoice in the success of another

IN THE KNOW!

By Theresa and Ione

January 1964 Hi=Notes

WONDER where Felix Romero was going with his lips puckered and his arms outstretched…

SPRING comes a little early at Maui High for Helen Cambra who is affected by spring fever…whom do you write letters to every afternoon?

SENSIBLE hairdos are here once again; coifs with not so much puff may be seen worn by Laura Fernandez, Judy Asato, and …

MAKE room for Donna Yamaguchi, Carol Moto, and Gail Toma who have just received their licenses to drive.  Students with permits are Carolyn Manijo and Barbara Silva.

DUE to the extinguishing fires of old H’poko canefields, smoke covered our campus and glassy eyeballs of Elson Asato, Sherry Masanda, Sandra Boteilho, Carol Hughes, and Neil Komoda.

MHS64Sabers:iPreSS:Vol2010Jan:Issue4:Pg2

January 2010

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NEW CLASS OF ’65 WEBSITE INTRODUCED

TO the delight of the Class of ’65, our fellow graduating classmate, Yoshiharu “Yoshi” Nomura, who actually was promoted from the Class of ’65 in our senior year, has introduced a home-grown website for the benefit of his former classmates, although the Class of ’64 members are invited and encouraged to visit Yoshi’s new website and sign the guest book.

YOSHI has worked tirelessly, just like our own awesome Webmaster Howie Platiro, to be a conduit for info gathering, biographies, photo-sharing, etc.  Now we get “double the pleasure” whenever we wish to reconnect with former Sabers.

INTERESTED in checking things out?  There is a link to Yoshi’s Class of ’65 website if you search for the appropriate button provided by Howie on our homepage or navigational text links on other pages.

AS we are aware of by now, both men are talented wizards of gadgetry at providing visitors to each website with videoclips and slideshows that entertain and sometimes overwhelm us with nostalgia.

Does the above photo bring back some of the same nostalgia evoked by Howie’s or Yoshi’s slideshows?  We gathered at the old Stardust Hotel in Las Vegas in 1989, twenty-five years after we left our youth behind somewhere among the canfields … did we?  Sitting from left:  Felix Romero, Amy Yasutomi, Wayne Miyamoto, Eileen Koja, & Sharon Watanabe.  Back row:  Jeffrey Komoda, Dennis Watanabe, Howard Platiro, Ronald Baybayan, and Kathryn Aveiro.

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Terry Gusman

(2004 Photo)

AFFECTIONATELY known as “Bozo,” we have come to know this G-E-N-T-L-E-M-A-N for his generous heart, love for his Sabers ohana, and devotion as a proud Grandpa who takes the time to string thousands of Christmas lights for the pleasure of the keikis and neighbors.

WOULD anyone argue that Bozo definitely makes up the class foundation with his dedication to class activities, his volunteering attitude, and loyalty to his ol’ friends?  We always know we can depend on him!  Pictured with the “Lights Fantastic” father is son Keoni.

MAHALO to our guy Bozo for his participation in reunion meetings and for coordinating many of the reunion activities throughout the years.  Hats off to you!

TERRY retired from the military as an officer, and stayed in great shape with that military background.  It’s no wonder that he can scale his rooftop to decorate for the holidays!  Bozo and spouse Sandy chose to make their retirement home on Maui… the lucky ones!

ENJOY the light show of 2004!

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