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Saturday, September 22, 2007
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Sunday, September 18, 2007
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Old Maui High Reunion produced warmth, laughter
As a member of the Baldwin Class of ’73, I must admit to some small kine
grumbling when after a few phone calls, I agreed to elder-sit the first-aid room
for the Old Maui High School Reunion this past weekend.
However, I changed my view, and am now very delighted to have been included in
this remarkable and warm gathering. I’m so glad I helped so the Maui High
classmates could talk stories, not work, work, work. Plus, I enjoyed some good
natured ribbing with my cross-island rivals. In fact, people were laughing so
much I’m sure their cheeks hurt.
Sales were brisk of Jill Engledow’s beautiful book. It felt exactly like high
school when the annual was distributed. A still beautiful cheerleader reported
that she’d been denied entry into the competition by some upstart youngster. Da
nerve! When we found a picture of her still now and forever the young captain
cheerleader in the book, proof. I told her to get out her pen and start signing
autographs. She went.
A great time was had by all. We ate luau till we were stuffed. And then the
music started.
Let’s help Barbara Long and Jan Dapitan restore this formerly vibrant community
and beautiful campus. The more money a community can raise to match, the more
grant monies become available.
I liked the old fair. I liked the old school. Thanks for inviting me.
Kathleen Platt
Waiakoa
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