Okinawa Christian School - Citadel Yearbook (Okinawa, Japan)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1977 volume:

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We found out long ago that ideas and friendships aren ' t limited by language or nationality or race. f . . . and we ' ve discovered that God - every bit as multi-national as we have become - loves us as we are . And a little of God rubs off on a little of each of us . 4 And they sang a new song Thou hast redeemed us out of every kindred, and tongue , and people , and nation . . . Revelation 5:9 DEDICATION In a school where teachers and students are often here today and gone tomorrow, Miss Vv ' itte has been the exception. Now completing her seventh year at OCS, Miss VVitte has faithfully served God and OCS in the primary grades. She is remembered by many of her former students as the one who first gave them the key to reading. To others she is the one who picked them up for Sunday School week after week. It is to her that we dedicate the ' 77 CITADEL, with special thanks for her faithfulness and concern. 1 I HIGH SCHOOL J( t Cki goknC. xo±±£.n. -J £.vLn jLcicn c rfkLxa juzuq£.n w —f siko J.ui.tux zf ana.u -) a(. jcLixiki —f azuua —l Li.h.aba CLASS OF ' 77 what a busy year . . . elections, senior trip, festival, money-making projects, tests, graduation (at last!) . . . what an imaginative, creative, intelligent, talented, gifted, artistic, handsome and or gorgeous, extroverted, active, outstanding, brilliant - bunch of clowns! ... a class and a year not to be forgotten. 13 :::A {a±aJniti.u J iuan Siiij ::A aijox VxEXLs. cl ak amuxa J.ant£.i. :::Afich.oLi. Pat%iaicL 0 ' !BzUn 14 :y atruin c hoaEn iixi a ts.tie. ' i U onuU QVd L li. axy Ql on (2fiun :Ji-ou Hjam 15 JUNIORS Sharon Allen Victoria Bell Lona Blake John Carter Amie Crosse n Becky Forster Sue Hsaio Judy Iha Anne Kaneshiro George Kawamura Mui Kiyohara Kenny Llanes Wrangling class dues from absent- minded classmates . . . parties . . . food packed into mouths . . . fund- raising plans hatched and discarded . . . tests . . . more tests . . . would you believe more tests . . . report cards . . . suspense . . . anxiety . . . Jr.-Sr. banquet looming in the future . . . last minute scrambling for funds . . . uncertainties of the future . . . but most of all, the hopes, dreams and eager plans for tomorrow. 16 ' IV ■ ■||m 9l %j 7 ] . — M Bti l_ Jl i H ■- ii H| __ ' h  •■ •T r ' V Edita Lopena Jerry Oshiro Robert Pogue Rui Toguchi Theodore West Danny Wilkins Kiki Yoshioka Cindy Zin 17 SOPHOMORES Kozue Browning r H % ' H W P S ' Mary Calip 1 H 1 H f rs t i Steve Duke ' JfM I ■ B • A 1 Kerin Flach w ' W • ii .■ A - i f Martha Hardwick i % if H % f James Harris w i ! f ■- US Michio Karimata M -M - - ji m,-i Paul Kawazoe -jH 1 M S2t m 1 si V f okiin Lai-Wa Wong Benjamin Zambrano Donna Kern Joy Lansdowne George Leano Jene McClellan Michiyo Miyagi Anita Oiarra {NOT PICTURED) Christine Shie Cliff Sietler Allen Wilkins Finally into the big league with the younger classmen looking up to us . . . planning our senior trip to Hawaii (how many car washes will that take!) . . . one cheerleader from our class . . . short legs group . . . stuck-ups and weirdo ' s . . . quiet girls and not so guiet guys. 19 Christian Bradley Melanie Duke Dan Forster Mitsuji Hicks Mark Hotia Shiuh-Ming Hsaio Kenneth Ishioka Doris Jafari Ban Loon Kat Ban San Kat Sanae Lee Roney Lewis FRESHMEN Mary ' s laugh . . . Mitsuji ' s cap (red, black, and white) . . . class trip to South East Paradise . . . playing animal games . . . fund- raising project . . . goof-off class . . . spared from freshmen initiation ... in the full swing of high school life . . . Mark Hotta ' s antics. 20 Miles Miroflor Mary Moultrie Thomas Pogue George Roach Hinako Schroeter Jenny Song Erisa Teruya Janet Tom Bill Williams Annie Woodruff Hsing Wu Mahito Yokoi 21 EIGHTH GRADE Geraldine Anakalea Rina Arnold Gene Claxion Shirley Cool Edie Crossen David Duke Dimi Ehrhardt Jordan Flach Shing-Ching Hsaio Takemi Kamizaio James Kaneshiro Hajime Kifer The biggest and best in the school ! . . . ice skating . . . field trips . . . picnics . . . fund-raising projects . . . Clayton: Stop knitting Rina . . . Lou: Hung it ... the guys: That ' s cold and Gero, gero . . . Nancy: Hee-hee-hee . . . saying goodbye to Naomi and Twyla . . . wearing out social studies teachers . . . looking forward to high school . . . 22 Naomi Ledbetter Nancy Llanes Kenneth Long JoAnna McClellan Kumi Miyagi Lou Nagayama Scoii Nichols Kenneth Patterson Jackie Seaman Robert Seward Leon Shinzato Jennifer Simons WiTOi 5 Twyla Smith Andrea Stetler John Truesdell Shialine Wilkins 23 William Adams Casimo Caniore Stephanie Checuias John Harris Mike Herman Wendy McBee Charlie Mehnert Suzanne Noack SEVENTH GRADE Going on a field trip to the Kadena Sea Wall for science to look at sea life and collect samples . . . collecting class dues . . . singing in Bible class . sleeping overnight at the Keramas . . . enjoying new and differem teachers . . complaining about lots more homework. . . planning a skating party . . more recess, but enjoying P.E. first period. ini t Mina Okudaira James Pogue William Simons Reynoldo Sio. Domingo Manami Thurman Paul Weldon Linda West Vs ' ei-Lun Wong King-Yeung Yu 25 HIGH SCHOOL E.S.L. Junko Brenner Chwan-Chi Chen (NOT PICTURED) Migiwa deCausmeaker Izumu deCausmeaker Arie Fukuchi (NOT PICTURED) Hiioshi Gallagher George Hanafusa Grace Han (NOT PICTURED) Reiko Higa Toshio Higa Yuko Higa Toshio ' s hat . . . Linda ' s hat . . . killing people with a wink at the pizza party ... a new picture every week . . . learning to type and sing with Mrs. Crouch ... the BIG TEST at the end of each semester . . . ESL I doing everything at the same lime . . . reading Okinawan legends with Mr. J. . . . learning new games at the party after the Christmas banquet . . . watching Mr. Jerome do crazy things . . . eating lunch at the table outside or in Mr. Capper ' s room . . . 26 Kazumi Inamoio Shinji Incnaga (NOT PICTURED) Ju-Hong Kang Shinya Kina Kazue Kinjo Kazumi Kinjo Junko Kishimoto Kimiyo Kohagura Shun-Shun Lee 27 Wen-Wen Lee Wen-Wen Lord (NOT PICTURED) Takiko Mekaru Fujiko Morrell Sachiyo Nakahara 28 Junko Noguni (NOT PICTURED) Kyoko Ogimi Hiromi Ogura (NOT PICTURED) Saiomi Oshiro Yoshic Sakihara Kazuyuki Shimoji Hiroko Sonoda Toru Tamashiro Yoshimi Tanaka Kaisuko Tomoyose (NOT PICTURED) Kar Wai Wu Ikuko Yamanoha Ayako Yogi Masayuki Yonaha Hideo Kuniyoshi t 29 ELEMENTARY l ' 7 31 SIXTH GRADE Susan Claxton Joanna Flach Susan Ivey Terresa Jafari Richard Kawamura Akemi Kinjo Kako Lee Maria Lekovitch Yoshie Miyagi Doris Nelson Ken Onaga John Shibata Academic preparations for leaving elementary and entering high school . . . field day . . . decorations for the Christmas Program . . . another field day . . . annual trip to Mrs. Hornbeck ' s house for lunch and games . . . graduation and entering into secondary school. 32 Masakazu Shimabukuro Steve Spargur Carol Tamashiro Steve Tiedman David Whitney Katherine Yam Mizuka Yokoi Mei-Lee Yu 33 Rhonda Anakalea Marjorie Bray Robert Canody Caroline Elswick John Forster Shirley Herman Kurt Hornbeck Tamotsu Kinjo FIFTH GRADE 34 Tommic-Lynne Lcdbcttcr Megumi Mehnert Joy McClcllan Clato Nakama Barbara Paiierson Suzanne Senft Nancy Tiedemann Eileen West Robert West Another year . . . more fun . . . parties . . . trips . . . more studying . . . math . . . science . . . lunchtime talks ... the Christmas program . . . looking forward to another fun but final year in elementary school. 35 FOURTH GRADE f Luke Allen Gregory Brown Henry Carrillo Lori Duke Anthony Elswick Philip Greninger Bobby Herman Kelly Hornbeck Frances Pogue Heidi Seidenberg Bruce Simons Paughnee Smith Learning to hit the sticks for the international dinner . . . making an almanac for an English-Social Studies project . . . tasting chemicals in a science experiment . . . learning to multiply and divide . . . celebrating birthday parties . . . practicing for hours on the Christmas program . . . planning a field trip . . , 36 PRIMARY B Jennifer Avelino Ronald Couey Ronald Greninger Jason Jerome Julia McClellan Lisa Patterson Richard Seaman Andrew Seidenberg Matthew Winson Akari Yamakawa A late-arriving teacher . . . three ESL kids join us in the afternoons . . . Bible verses to memorize . . . learning cursive writing . . . That ' s a cinch! . . . growing plants that refuse to grow . . . enthusiasm . . . going to the zoo . . . Tag . . . Peter and Jane . . . Days go By . . . getting happy faces on good papers 38 ELEMENTARY ESL Michael Brochon Richard Brochon Megumi deCausmeaker ]in- Vook Kim Yu-Long Lee One lonely girl and five boys ... a new teacher in the middle of the year . . . practicing English at home with an English-speaking parent . . . sometimes cheating with Japanese , Chinese, and Korean . . . earning money with perfect spelling tests . . . losing money when we didn ' t use English . . . attending a different class in the afternoons . . . 39 Linda Aragaki Rodney Couey David Decker Richard Johnson Jin Ho Kim Toshihiko Kuwano Sally Lewis Micky Maeioku 40 English, Japanese, and Korean . . . going to the zoo with Primary B . . . learning to read and write . . . X ' s on the board when we do something bad . . . Miss Witte teaches us long and short vowel sounds . . . recess . . . singing about the manger animals at the Christmas Program . . . Shinobu Miyagi Megumi Ohara Naomi Ohara Tamiko Oshiro Rickey Payne Linda Spargur Hayato Toyama 41 KINDERGARTEN Morning classes with Miss Ishida . . . new students in the middle of the year . . cutting, pasting, coloring . . . counting to fifty . . . singing new songs . going to the zoo and visiting a Marine base helicopter unit . . . chapel every other Thursday with Mrs. Kaneshiro . . . learning and improving our English Jason Caldwell EUe Chan Noelle Flach Akiko Ikehara Yoshinori Kakazu Misa Kamiyama Mieko Kato Juliette Laws 42 Edmund Morgan Toshiaki Nagamine Linda Onishi Douglas Payne Terry Quails Lisa Seidenberg George Thompson Shinya Thurman 43 pi! PRE-SCHOOL Hidekazu Aragaki Krisien Caldwell Annie Chan Malina Ducatte Nathan Flach Tsuyoshi Iha Jae-Hong Park Takashi Nagamine Riding the bus . . . learning English . . . learning letters and numbers . . . sometimes a few tears, but mostly having lots of fun ... a new teacher in January . . . hearing Bible stories in Japanese . . . cookies and milk . . . walking back down the hill at noon for the bus ride home . . . 44 Satoshi Nakasone (NOT PICTURED) Seiko Oshiro Kaori Tomita 45 46 FACULTY 47 Mrs. Baieman P.E. , HOME ECONOMICS Mr. Capper ENGLISH- AS- A-SECOND-LANGUAGE 48 Mis. Coleman PRE-SCHOOL. TYPING Miss Ellis PRIMARY B Mrs. Godbey LIBRARY. ESL. SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Hombeck 6lh GRADE 49 Miss Ishida KINDERGARTEN, READING Mrs. Johnson ESL. ART Mr. Johnson ENGLISH Mr. Jerome ESL. ENGLISH 50 Mrs. McGreer ELEM. ESL, PSYCHOLOGY Mr. Ohashi 4th GRADE Mrs. Plymale MATHEMATICS Mrs. Pope MATHEMATICS 5) ENI F ' C COMf .. Mr. Seidenburg MATHEMATICS. SCIENCE Mrs. Shelton EKGLISH, ESL Ml. Snider SCIENCE r Mr. Shelton ESL, SCIENCE Mrs. Steenland ELEM. ESL. READING 52 Mrs. Trotter ESL. SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Toyozato JAPANESE Miss Witte PRIMARY A Mr. Zosel P.E.. SOCIAL STUDIES 53 S4 ADMINISTRATION . ' AND STAFF 55 OKINAWA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RiGHTiMr. Duke , Mr. Woodruff, Mr. Forster, Mr. Greninger, Mr. Flach, Mr. Allen. Miss Russell Vice-principal, Elementary Mr. Plymale Business Manager Mr. Greninger - Principal You may ask, Who are we of O.C.S.? I ' d say we are today a community of people - learning, living, and showing concern. But what shall we be? I feel that we have much potential for significant growth. What we become depends very much upon what we are , especially what we are on the inside. Significant outward growth depends upon quality inward growth. Jesus summed it up well: 1 am the vine, you are the branches. He that abides in Me and I in him bears much fruit. John 15:5 57 lack Bosley Paul Kakazu Nabu Matayoshi Bill Clayton Riyosho Kotani Seisho Hanashiro Susie Leano Haruko Oshiro 58 Don Saxion Anna Simons Tomie Shinzaio Kimie Matsui Marsha Youell Sachiko Tamanaha Shin Yonamine Sarah Zosel 59 ACTIVITIES 61 ELECTIONS TH6YEAR AOTE 62 yUlOO-O ' O-O? ttaWrt.ofcoune w. nu : 4 63 KERAM A RETREAT . . . a beautiful Friday, Saturday, and Sunday in between typhoons . . . departure , Tomari Port . . . rough seas . . .Joy, Allan, Danny, Miles super sea-sick . . . anive at Kerama Island for weekend of sports, sing- alongs , assorted capers , special times of sharing , lots of fun . . . orientation . . . Mary and Chung in charge of bed sheets . . . ofuro . . . seaweed soup . . . giant gym . . . capture -the -flag (Plymale diversionary plot a success) . . . devotions . . . sack time ... to the beach - the long way . . . bento . . . rock skipping contest (Mitsuji wins with nine skips) . . . canoe races . . . water fights . . . swimming . . . skit night . . . devotions . . . sack time . . . Nichols-Rhoden-Flach breakout attempt foiled by Mr. J and Mr . Z . . . more seawood soup . . . Kerama Olympics with basketball, ping pong, voUyeball, Softball . . . movie on Okinawan wildlife . . . lime to leave . . . hike to boat dock . . . smooth voyage to mainland Okinawa . . . .♦ „. ' n 3 Tp-j AKo- -_ I 65 BIBLE AND CHAPEL 66 INTERNATIONAL DINNER CHRISTMAS PROGRAM AA 69 CHRISTMAS BANQUET j tBt ■■ fl flP f A. f ' 70 71 U£.£.n JD£.aku }ox±i£.t ±coxt Cnunq cJfou tjam HOMECOMING ' 77 LEFT: Keiko Justus, Akira Furugen. RIGHT: Sharon Allen, Jim Nichols. LEFT: Donna Kern, Kevin Flach. RIGHT: Kiki Yoshioka, Roben Pogue . 73 CLASS PARTIES 75 STUDENT COUNCIL Advisor - Mrs. Johnson, Vicky Bell, Anne Kaneshiro, Rina Arnold, Steve Duke, President - Akira Furugen Thomas Pogue, James Pogue, Akira Furugen, Pat O ' Brien, Kenny Llanes. Secretary - Vicky Bell Treasurer - Anne Kaneshiro SOCIAL COMMITTEE BACK ROW: Jim Nichols , Paul Weldon, Nancy Llanes, Pat O ' Brien, Anne Kaneshiro, Michiyo Miyagi. front row : Hinako Schroe- ter, Akira Furugen, Melanie Duke, Becky Forster. 76 SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS BACK ROW: Monica Cudar, David Combs. Roy Conn, Leslie Conn, Guy Weldon Shipp, Johnny Alapai, Ralph Cudar. FRONT ROW: Kristen Bright, Andrew Bettle , Aaron Jerome, Michael Catleti, Elliott Chambers. STANDING: SMao-Yi Li, Hoshida Tatsu- nari, and Nancy Alapai. SITTING: Kevin Miller, Lillie Shipp. 77 CLASS OFFICERS Sophomores - President, Kerin Flach; Vice-President, Allen Wilkins; Secretary, Donna Kern; Treasurer, Martha Hardwick Seventh Grade - President, John Harris; Vice-President, Linda West; Secretary, Stephanie Checuras; Treasurer, Mina Okudaira Freshmen - Pr esident, Hin ako Schroe r VlcB- President, Dan Foriter; Secretary, Mary Moultrie; Treasurer, Kenneth Ishioka 78 iors - President, Vicky Bell; Vice-President, Ted West; Secretary-Treasurer, i Yoshioka . Seniors - President, Nathan Rhoden; Vice-President, Kevin Flach; Secretary- Treasurer, Randy Kawasaki. hth Grade - President, David Duke; e- President, Bobby Seward; Secretary, icy Llanes; Treasurer, JoAnna Clellan. 79 THE CITADEL CREW PHOTOGRAPHERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Chung Hou Yam, Mr. Plymale, Ted West. STAFF BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Nichols, Mr. Jerome , Michio Karimata , Anne Kaneshiro, Vicky Bell, Mr. J. seated: Chung Hou Yam, Editor. 80 SHINBUN STAFFERS ? m 81 «r J 32 ATHLETICS 83 . . . MIND, BODY, AND SPIRIT BACK ROW: Kiki Yoshioka , Lona Blake, Melanie Duke , Mary Moultrie , Jackie Seaman , Erisa Teruya (captain) , Michiyo Miyagi. front ROW: Mrs. Bateman (coach), Geraldine Anakales, Kumi Miyagi, Nancy Llanes, Hinako Schoreter. not pictured: Janet Tom. The varsity girls volleyball team ... an outstanding team of young ladies. Our main goal was not just to win , but rather to develop the mind , body, and spirit as well. The improvement of each player was exciting to watch. We had twelve son-of-independent players at the beginning. As time went on, each player learned to rely on team mates. Our squad became one body . They were then ready for the Far Eastern Volleyball Tournament. They had some tough competition, which just made them fight harder. We were, in the end, defeated, and the tears of us all flowed. But the love, understanding, and togetherness of this team will never die. Congratulations, ladies, for a job well done! - Mrs. Bateman, Coach 85 i5p- J hm J. V. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL BACK ROW: Mina Okudaiia, Linda West, Stephanie Checuras. front roW: Rina Arnold (co-captain), Lou Nagayama (co-captain), not pictured: Shirley Cool, Naomi Ledbetter, Dimi Ehrhardt, Twyla Smith, Wendy McBee, Yumi Kleckner. 87 VARSITY BOYS TAKE SECOND KNEELING. LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul KawaZOe, Chung Hou Yam (captain), Mr. Zosel (coach), George Leano, Benny Zam- brano. standing, left to right: George Roach, Randy Kawasaki, Miisuji Hicks, Kazuya Kishaba, Kent Chi. not pictured: Takemi Kamizato. 88 The 1976 Crusaders Volleyball team enjoyed a very successful season. Last year, the team did not win a game but gained valuable experience which made them a winning team this year. At the end of regular season play, the Crusaders were tied for first place with the Kubasaki Falcons. Although the Crusaders were defeated in a post-sea- son play-off, the 1976 varsity volley- ball team proved they were winners. 89 CRUSADERS II Those guys are too good to be called J. V. ! Over and over again I heard those words from coaches and players of varsity teams. And it was true. This year, the Crusaders II team, as we were called in the League, played a fine season ' s worth of volleyball against the same teams our varsity played. And we won more than we lost ! A highlight of the season was when we bombed the Kubasaki Falcons in our own gym. Throughout the season I saw my role more as a yeller than as a real coach, but it was a challenging and rewarding experience to work with this top-notch squad . -Mr. J BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Leon SMnzato , Ken Long, Hajime Kifer, Mr. J. front ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Duke , Thomas Pogue, Banson Kat, Mahito Yokoi (manager). Bill Williams, not pictured: George Hanafusa, Hitoshi Gallagher. 90 I 91 92 VARSITY GOES TO TOKYO The Varsity Cnasaders sianed the season with a decisive victory over the Kubasaki Warriors. In following games, the Crusaders were troubled by injuries and poor shooting. They finished up the season with victory over the Christ the King Lancers . The Crusaders then traveled to Tokyo to panicipaie in the Far East Basketball Tourney with 19 other area schools. BACK ROVs ' : Chung Hou Yam, Danny Wilkins, Kevin Flach, Jim Nichols, Robert Pogue. FRONT ROW: Ted West, Don Wilkins, Allen Wilkins, Kenny Llanes, Steve Duke, Mr. Zosel (Coach). 93 n iw3 =v3t v.v ' jfass vi 94 JUNIOR VARSITY BACK ROW: James Kaneshiro, James Pogue , Dan Forster, Jordan Flach, Thomas Pogue, Mr. Vaughn (coach). FRONT ROW: Bobby Seward, David Duke, Mark Hoiia, Scott Nichols. 95 SOPHOMORES Sophomores had a real desire to play basketball this year. Most players were young in the division and look forward to playing another year or two as sopho- mores. Valuable experience was gained and all improved, which made it a prof- itable season. You will see some of these players on junior and varsity teams in the years ahead. Good work, boys. Play to win and play to honor the Lord . - Fred Forster, Coach j™ FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Canody, John Forster, Phillip Greninger, Robert West, Tamotsu Kinjo. back row, left to right: John Shibata, Billy Simons, Henry] Carillo, Paul Weldon, Coach Forster. not pictured: Bruce Simons, Steve Spargur. 96 ENTHUSIASTIC AND COMMITTED Although the official season did not begin until April, an enthusiastic and committed soccer team braved the cold severe v inds of MSA practice field from early February. Coached by Gary Plymale and Alan Shelton, the team worked hard to gain skills and get in shape. As captain, Randy Kawasaki, offered leadership and an example of dedication to the players. With a goal of unified team effort, coupled with all-out hustle, the team was assured the best season ever. BACK ROW: Mr. Shelton (coach) , Mitsuji Hicks, Mr. Plymale (coach), Masayuki Yonaha, Steve Gallagher, Takemi Kamizato, Kenneth Long, George Kawamura, Kent Chi, Leon Shinzato , Randy Kawasaki (captain) . front row: Johnny Wu, Bill Adams, Benny Zambrano, George Leano, Paul Kawazoe, Mahiio Yokoi. not pictured: John Carter, George Hanafusa, Juhong Kang, Hshing Wu, Hajime Kifer, Reynaldo Sto. Domingo. 97 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ■ n i ' t ' ib lirv Mt ' ft LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat O ' Brien, Janet Tom, Hinako Schoreter, Becky Forster, Joy Lans- downe, Lou Nagayama, Melanie Duke, center: Mrs. Pope - Sponsor. 98 ' S-I-N-K I-T J. V. CHEERLEADERS BACK ROW: JoAnna McClellan, Jackie Seaman, Geraldine Anakalea. front ROW; Jenny Simons, Rina Arnold. J.J.V. CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Joanna Flach, Lori Duke, Joy McClellan, Kako Lee, Doris Nelson . 99 CAMPUS CANDIDS Scou Nichols studies his navel as the J. V. Team struggles to line up. Robie Canody: Look Ma, no cavities! ' 100 Mrs. Johnson to ESL students: This Mr. Greninger models his new belt, is my eyeball. Lona Blake: Hi there, Babe, You get la Mrs. Shelton awaits the arrival of her new Mrs. Crouch: Yeah Kid, whadya husband. want? Susie Leano: Is California east or west of the Mississippi? 101 YONAGUSUKU BEVERAGE COMPANY Highway 58 Oyama, Ginowan City Tel.: 098897-5181 7 w GOOD FOOD RENDEZVOUS RESTAURANT Highway 58, Minatogawa Bus Stop - ii a ■ « a ROGER ' S Salutes the Class of V7 Kokusai Street , Naha Open Daily 11 A.M. - 8 P.M. Plaza Shopping Center Open Daily 10 A.M. - 7 P.M. Congratulations OCS MURRAY HARLAN AND ASSOCIATES OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES FINANCE AND ASSURANCE AGENCY Toma Camera Building, Next lo Rycom Watch Center Highway 330, Awase Meadows Plaza Area, Okinawa City Telephone: 098937-3334 4949 Mail: P.O. Box 9 Okinawa City, 904 Okinawa All Lines Of Insurance Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 77 BmebjosnI Tiavd 103 Compliments of LEE ' S SHOE STORE Large Selection of Quality Footwear Futenma, Okinawa 11 Serving OCS MARUMIYA HARDWARE Hwy. 58, Urasoe Congratulations One-Stop Shopping at PLAZA HOUSE Awase Shopping Center 79-y ' l2_5 JL OKINAWA PHOTO SERVICE See Us for Fast Expert Color and Black and White Photo Finishing Hwy. 58 Next to Wako Building Tel.: 098877-2326 2327 o TETLEY Williams Shoji K. K. POST OFFICE BOX i«4 NAHA- OKINAWA  OO.ei JAPAN Congratulations to the Class of 77 yhi Mt 1 r P.O. Box 118 Ginowan, Okinawa Tel.: 098938-1777 From Your Friends at the Okinawa bilton 10; Congratulations From DO-IT-YOURSELF HOME CENTER MAKE-MAN GUSHIKAWA STORE Near Chyo-Haiden Electric Co. Tel.: 098972-4080 URASOE STORE 500 Meters North of Consulate Tel.: 098877-6105 Open Daily 9:30A.M. -7:00P.M. Compliments of MINAMI RESTAURANT AND THEATER Beautiful View of East China Sea and Pacific Ocean Excellent Large Group Banquet Facilities Fine Food and Pleasant Atmosphere , : % d i 1195 Kishaba Kitanakagusuku Tel.: 098938-0505 Congratulations Class of ' 11 5(trrct ' Franchisee! Distributor CORALISLE MOTORS CO., LTD New Car Sales Rent-a-Car at Very Reasonable Rates Parts, Accessories, Service Machinato, Okinawa Telephone: 098877-2255 5115 Congratulations Class of ' 11 BANKOFAMERICA NAHA KOZA Hwy. 58 Awase Shopping Center Naha Port Road Telephone: 098893-7-1101 Telephone: 098868-5181 )07 Serving OCS GUSUKUMA SERVICE STATION Gasoline, Oil, Tires Lubrication Accessories Car Wash Dependable , Quality Service Highway 58, Across From American Consulate 108 Congratulations Class of 77 World ' s Finest Dairy Products 27 Years Serving Okinawa Visit Our Foremost Dairy Bar on Hwy. 58 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 77 From The Car of the Year CHEVROLET Now that ' s more like it! GENERAL MOTORS MILITARY SALES Japan-Okinawa Regional Exchange 109 Congratulations Crusaders Compliments of DOOR OF FAITH CHURCH Cullen Ohashi Pastor Awase Hills Tel.: 098937-1349 Congratulations FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD English Language Church Eldon A . Brown Pastor Telephone: 098937-2881 .V .. Compliments of Brian Snider and TEEN CHALLENGE Behind Oyama Bus Stop Tel.: 098897-4497 Congratulations Class of 77 FAREAST SERVICE CO 329 Minatogawa, Urasoe City A Pioneer of American Business on Okinawa Representing TM3 WD-40 033 AMCO Best Wishes to OCS Compliments of KEYSTONE VAN LINES ' Lei your move be our move . . . ! ' Tel.: 098937-1423 0598 111 OF THE NAZARENE Fred Forster, Pastor Tel.: 098937-7642 Chinese Fellowship Peng Tin Liang , Pastor Japanese Chatan Church of the Nazarene Miyagi Tsuneyuki, Pastor Tel.: 098937-7353 Location: Just Off Hwy. 58 on Jagaru Road, Near Kuwae Hospital By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to another. John 13:35 Compliments of OKINAWA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER FELLOWSHIP Jio ' . r A f Tt SJ touud Jf f ' ' u ' Q ' , t ' Or -. vV ,( ' )} ?i7 7 f? )uh mrs 1 |J cr ■ Q?Ji7 f