Okinawa Christian School - Citadel Yearbook (Okinawa, Japan)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1978 volume:

. , Qj ' 3 f C X o- C Qy _ 7 ) . o o (2 .O ) e- V D Q N 2 a. .. x o r ■ v- u k- c 1 e «0 ( f £ V o V Ov a A f) J . n or - - c % ' i V CM V tf N v 1 A P 6 SV 3 u £ a -a« p i I J p y v , 7 CITADEL ' 78 Okinawa Christian School Cover design by: Michio Karimata No Man Is an Island No man is an island, entire of itself, every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the maine; if a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the lesser as well as if a promontory were . . . Any mans death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind, and therefore never sendjfcQ fcrjow for T hpm the bell tolls; it tolls for thee. John Donne For just as the body is one and has many members, and all the members of the body, though many, are one body, so it is with Christ . . . For the body does not consist of one member but of many. I Corinthians 12:12 and 14 J85 ! ' u . ' ' • i I VJ - But we haven ' t always worked together. We ' ve tried to go our own way and do our own thing but we ' ve found that (in the long run) nothing ever gets done that way. So, we ' ve tried to get together and we ' ve rediscovered that no man is an island and we really are a part of each other. Just like on any sports team, it takes a team effort to win. Each of us is a part of that team , a part of the body of Christ . . . . that there may be no discord in the body, but that the members may have the same care for one another. I Corinthians 12:25 DEDICATION In the short time he has been here, Mr. J, as we affectionately call Mr. Johnson, has filled many different roles. He has contributed to the spiritual as well as the mental growth of his students. Mr. J has freely given us a part of himself and we will always be grateful to him - our teacher, our friend - a part of us. as husband, father, and coach as administrator and financial advisor as teacher and counselor HIGH SCHOOL t THE QUPER QENIORQ Aharon c rLLz en QAdxniaBeff U£ rfiaio c rnm -J ari£±hLxo -sLona. jDLaks J.onn Lxiztzz ' £.l7£CCa LJOZitdZ (f zozas. —f atvamuza Jzdita -J-otizna. J.£Zzl (L nizo Senior ' ff.- ' W : ' ■ MtL Candids 10 ' ' ■■ ' ' ::•.. ;., :,;-- ' .-.; ' v l 1 ., ' ■„: ' ;•:. m .- ' y- i-, -:.y- ■ -.. .v. -, v , .. . .. .-■... ... ■. ■■.■■-.,. ' ofr£z£ U-oquz OLoJoxa Wsd: zan H l ziiEiJ J anny ( It iLkim. —t iki I •fos.ntoka t-indu Ln ■ . Qenior Memories '  ■« 3 K rr Memories - we ' ll always have them. Even when this senior class is spread out all over the globe , each following a different path. We ' ll smile or laugh or cry. For those days will never come again but - we ' ll have memories . . . Vicky crooning Linda Ronstadt ' s latest hits ... the Bunny Bear . . . taped and painted lockers . . . books falling to the ■ or Alter nnpnino a cpt nn ln L- r L ' ib, ' ,. i t.«i, « — i.i„ r . .- , 1 ., , ,. ... .. ° floor after opening a set up locker botto head and other endearments . . . . . irritating teachers . . . Bush . . . fund raising . . . fund raising . clothes inside out and backwards . . . . . . Jerry absent more than present . the future . . . Sharon ' s illegible shorthand notes . dues on time . . . Annie, the elementary Toughie and hardworking class President we ' ve ever had Kiki ' s broken ankle from trying to dunk the ball from off a table . . . John ' s You . Lona sleeping thru anything and everything . . . spitwad fights back in sixth grade ... the senior camp-out in the wilderness . . . progressive dinner . . . fund raising . . Robert getting threatened for not paying class dues . . . bake sales . . . wearing painting the senior lounge, including the floor and outside trees . . . Gean and Edita . the quiet presence of Cindy ... 77 Homecoming Queen - Becky . . . planning for . Danny wearing Kiki ' s bikini ... Sue never failing to pay her class beating up on Ted and Robert . . . Annie, the most dedicated, giving, Love wasn ' t put in your heart to stay, love isn ' t love until you give it away. There ' s been a change here at school from unconcerned attitudes to a real genuine honest love. God ' s love is unique, all conquering and able to love all. Only through Him and His love have we pulled together as one - as one in Christ ' s love. - Miss K . Nelson 14 Senior Wills I, Sharon J. Allen, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath my half of the locker to Jene McClellan, who had to put up with my lunch and books every day this year. To Dan Forster I leave my Trig, tests. They might come in handy some- time, if you can read them. To Johnny Wu, I leave my broken watch, so maybe he ' ll be on time for U.S. History class. And to Mr. Jon Reasoner, I leave my shorthand knowledge, so he may read the notes Annie Kaneshiro and I wrote in Trig, class. I, Lona Marie Blake, leave my height to Thomas Pogue so basketball will be more challenging. I leave my accounting ability to Mr. Ply male and he may do what he wishes with it. I, George Kawamura, leave my intelligence for those who will be seniors next year, especially Paul and Benny. My muscular self I give to Mahito Yokoi for better looks, and my handsome face I bequeath to this school for good memories. I, Kiki Yoshioka, give all my fat to Janet Tom. To Miss Skillman, I give my ability to fall asleep in Chemistry class. My hair I give to Miss Nelson, who surely needs it. And to Grace Writesel I give my technique in getting cute boyfriends. 1, Robert Pogue, leave my should-be-retired number 20 to anyone who feels they are privileged to wear it. My ' - coolness I give to those who will be seniors next year to help them to prosper in life . I, Gean Writesel, leave my extraordinary talent in soccer to Ban Son Kat and my innocence to Allen Wilkins. My study habits and promptness to Roney Lewis. And, last of all, I leave my ability in shooting pool to Mitsuji Hicks. I , Anne Kaneshiro , the best class president OCS has ever had , do hereby leave my faithful purple converse tennis shoes to Hinako Schroeter so that she will have the classiest set of feet on the court. Then I would like to give my brother Jimbo my extremely practiced skill in stalling classes and wasting classtime. Finally I leave my talent in setting up lockers and decorating locker doors, and stuffing sleeping bags to the junior class. 1, Victoria Ann Bell, being of unsound mind, but sound body, do hereby leave all my world wisdom and sophistication to Dimi Ehrhardt and Miss Janice Skillman, in the hope that they will prosper financially and socially as I undoubtedly will. Last, but definitely not least, I will my finely developed talent of irritating people to anyone stubborn, spirited, and individualistic enough to accept it. We anonymous seniors leave our unprecedented ability for toilet-papering people ' s homes to all our privileged victims, you know who you are! ! ! 15 ' There are no problems we cannot solve together, and very few we can solve by ourselves. ' -Lyndon B. Johnson s ■ , - oO - , JT 0-2) ' M ¥ 1 7 ix Juniors Martha Hardwick Michio Karimata Paul Kawazoe Joy Lansdowne Shur Fung Lin Jene McClellan Michiyo Miyagi We did a lot of things together this year. One was a workday here at the school; taking the bus apart to wash it and then trying to put it together. Later we went to Bolo Point and under Joy ' s careful supervision got lost. We went fishing and didn ' t catch anything. All the time we were wondering whether or not the Junior- Senior banquet would be all right. In the midst of all this we learned to love each other, appreciate each other and to work together as a team. k 2 18 Julia Spottsville Cliff Stetler Allen Wilkins Lai-Wa Wong Grace Writesel Johnny Wu Benny Zambrano 19 ■: ■ , Christian Bradley Aileen Brenner Barbara Browning Dan Forster Mitsuji Hicks Mark Hotta Shiuh-Ming Hsiao Kenneth Ishioka Ban Loon Kat Ban Son Kat Anna Kinjo Sanae Lee Roney Lewis Kevin Miller Mary Moultrie s Gophomores This past year our class was very busy. We had two parties at Mr. Ply- male ' s house. We also had an all night party at school, and we issued a bas- ketball challenge, but the other classes were slow to respond. A high- light of Bible class was when each of us shared our testimony, and six people shared with the ESL kids in their chapel. We also had four great moments, like when Mary became Miss Christ- mas and Mahito won dinner for two at Shakey ' s. 20 Annie Woodruff Ayako Yogi Mahito Yokoi Thomas Pogue Hinako Schroeter Clara Shinzato Leona Shinzato Lilika Shinzato Jeannie Song David Spottsville Elisa Teruya Janet Tom Bill Williams Nancy Alapai Geraldine Anakalea Rina Arnold Jonathan Brown Gene Claxton Dimi Ehrhardt Shiuh-Ching Hsiao James Kaneshiro Freshmen We discussed life in our individual groups! We had a choice of rats or rain at the campout, and the way some of us slept was rather interesting . Jon , Shiuh Ching and Jonathan made the Japanese class full of laughter. We ' ll remember freshman initiation - dressed like clowns and dragged about the school by the seniors. We planned ways we could get even with the sophomores who missed all of this . Maybe we ' ll have junior initiation by the sophomores next year. • ill r f i r 1 22 7 J Leon Shinzato Andrea Stetler Jon Truesdale Shialine Wilkins wimm% 23 ■ :■ ■■ ■ . :• : ' ... ' ,„,■:. ■ Eighth Grade The high point in our day was usually Mr. J ' s English class. We had some really enjoyable discussions. The class party at Mr. Snider ' s was something we ' ll remember. We got into trouble often, but we were also one of the most enthusiastic classes. None of us will ever forget our eighth grade year. i ' ' Bill Adams Cosimo Cantore Stephanie Checuras John Harris Mike Herman Charles Mehnert Mina Okudaira James Pogue 24 Anthony Robbins Reynaldo Sto. Domingo Paul Weldon Debia Wells Linda West Merry Williams Wei-Lun Wong King Yeung Yu 25 Seventh Grade Susan Claxton Susan Ivey Richard Kawamura Kako Lee Yoshie Miyagi 26 As seventh graders we enjoyed many high school privileges for the first time. This year it was fun to relax and watch the Elementary Christmas Program, remembering all the work we went through last year. Other assemblies and chapels, including the Army Band presentation, teachers ' testimonies, the New Life Brazil Band, and several movies highlighted 01 year. Seventh grade means six different classes and teachers every day, involvement in sports, and having a study hall so we can get homework done at school. Our class advisor, Mrs. Jones, helped us to organize ourselves. With her help we had a picnic lunch and held an inter-church musical - two activities we will never forget. ft AA ln Ken Onaga John Shibata Steve Spargur Carol Tamaki m Mtik± Stephen Tiedemann David Whitney Katherine Yam Mei-Lee Yu • ■ 1 « -. ■- . :•■ • - ' v iK ' Hatsuko Isa Atsuko Ishigaki (Not Pictured) Takashi Itami Kurimi Kinjo Junko Kyan Naoaki Maeshiro Katsuya Matshuda Tomoko Miyagi Ryoko Miyazato Yoko Nakahara (Not Pictured) Koshin Nahamura Yoshie Sakihara Katsumi Tawata Ritsuo Tokumoto Sueko Toyozato Kozue Une (Not Pictured) High School ESL We waited every morning for Miss Skillman to open the science room. We watched insects crawl around petii dishes in Mr. Snider ' s class. We enjoyed ourselves at Mr. Reasoner ' s doing things like touring the world and eating Sukiyaki. And all day long we read, wrote, and spoke English. 28 Eiko Arakaki Tsuruko Gibo Nanae Hayashi m m d Yuko Higa Tatsunari Hoshida Ju-Hong Kang Tomoko Kinjo Mitsuru Makishi (Not Pictured) Isao Nago Toshio Sharp Kazuyuki Shimoji (Not Pictured) Emiko Shiroma Kiyozumi Yoshida 29 CI ' !. ' .;,, ' :■ ' •. ' . ' . ■:;- :■ ,■, ' :■.:.,...■. . . : i- . . ■.■■■•-. .,■ ELEMENTARY 30 31 . Sixth Grade T laa uji Johnny Alapai Rhonda Anakalea Renee Black Marjorie Bray Susan Bun Robert Canody Caroline Elswick John Forster Shirley Herman Akemi Kinjo Tomotsu Kinjo One of the highlights of our sixth grade year was the four-day retreat at B G Land. We will all remember Dr. Zesta ' s second visit. And we will never forget our after the party stomach aches. We are all looking forward to next year. Look out high school , here we come ! ! ! 32 Eileen West Robert West Catherine Williams Mizuka Yokoi 33 Luke Allen Gregory Brown Henry Canillo •v % ■ ■% Leslie Conn Ralph Cudar Russell Dorman Anthony Elswick Philip Greninger Jimmy Grimes $ n N Fourth and Fifth Grade We were finally old enough to be in the OCS Choir and to go to camp for four days. We watched Leslie ' s guinea pig run the maze with a little help from the bystanders. Our Christmas program went fine even if Frances looked a little strange in Susan ' s dress. Spring finally came and some of us even got to see Japan . 34 Cynthia Harris Bobby Herman Yogi Ishikawa Hisashi Montalvo Kim Parker Frances Pogue Scarlett Robbins Yu Yan Tung 35 Linda Aragaki Dennis Paul Baker Lori Baker Kelly Black Dana Brown Roy Conn Monica Cudar Ronald Greninger Second and Third Grade ■ _ 36 a Jin-Ho Kim Ty Large Sally Lewis Hideki Maetoki Julia McClellan Shinobu Miyagi Ana Marie Montealegre Brian Parker Leann Webb Akari Yamakawa We started out as two classes, but by mid-year we had become one. Together we learned to do new things with numbers - like multiply them! We studied about different people of the world , learned a fancy writing - called cursive , and enjoyed singing songs in Bible class. Dana brought us a class pet - a parakeet called Princess. Among all the things we did , we will always remember the visit to the zoo and the surprise Miss Ellis gave us when she came to our Christmas Party . 37 Robert Buffet Elle Chan Ross Flores Akiko Ikehara Misa Kamiyama Don Mesa Mayumi Moromizato Toshiaki Nagamine Firsf Grade This acrostic shows some of the things we have seen at school and on field trips: F-loui for making bread and cookies. I-ce cream and milk at the dairy. R-abbits, so little and brown. S-nakes crawling in cages at the zoo. T-ag, the little dog in our reader. G-oats eating the grass we fed them. R-eading questions on the chalk board. A-pples for a special lunch treat. D-ucks and swans swimming in a pool. E-lephant, swing his trunk . 38 I ' i, fk I Akira Nistler Makoto Nistler Naomi Ohara Terry Quails Kyu Suk Seung Linda Spargur George Thompson Hayato Toyama Bryan Tucker 39 Kindergarten Annie Chan Jennifer Checuras Steve Dixon Tsuyoshi Iha Akiko Kishimoto Masayo Kyoda Tsuyoshi Matsukubo Takashi Nagamine We have learned so many things this year. Now we can count to higher and higher numbers . Our field trips were a lot of fun and doing things we never did before widened our horizons. Having community helpers, drawing, and trying to improve our English filled this year. And one thing we learned is that we can have fun learning. A 40 wl i K e •iii; Koji Naito William Ning Jae-Hong Park Malissa Peele Jay Sandifer Vicky Shiroma Isao Thatcher Masumi Thieke Bruce Tucker Kenny Woodbury Naoto Zaha i Three and Four Year Olds Sheri Greninger Atsushi Higa Shiori Kato Bryan Knight Anne Mesa Masaki Miyashiro Shin Nagamine Nana Shinzato I 4 k 0Wf mm r t Sarah Tilley Mikako Tsuha Hisashi Yamashiro What exciting things there are to learn and do when you ' re three yearls old. Look at the lines I drew on this paper with my new crayons. My shirt is blue and my shoes are red . I am learning shapes, too. We play ' Ring Around the Rosie ' and then we all fall down. Let ' s have a tea party together. You sit right there and I ' ll make the tea. My baby is sleeping in her crib over there . I can jump on two feet now and walk the balance beam. How big I ' m getting. 42 IS ' , (£s Hidekazu Aragaki Geno Chan Becky Harris TeShana Jones Kaori Kyoda Lisa Large Shinya Mizuo Helen Ning 43 Aya Ogata Reiko Tani David Thieke David Tilley Takashi Yamazaki Irene Yoshihara We four-year olds are full of excitement! Our favorite times are recess and snack time! We also enjoy playing games, putting puzzles together, walking on the balance beam, singing songs, learning numbers, ABC ' s, shapes, and colors. In fact, there is never a dull moment during the day when we ' re in class! A V mmmmmmmmm mmvm ve!mmms. ' iit lwwu. nrmHc um w mijrra Elementary E9L flidL.J Michael Brochon Richard Brochon David Combs Ruka Fuller Shigeki Fuller Jin-Wook Kim Miki Nistler Megumi Ohara Ken Oshiro Hyun Suk Seung In the mornings we are together in one big happy class with Mrs. Steenland. Here we practice speaking and reading English, and we also learn new words. In class we have a store where we can buy paper and pencils. To earn our money we need to speak English. Sometimes we forget and speak Japanese - then we lose our money! In the afternoon we break up to go to our regular grades where we do math, social studies, and more English! 45 rv i ' , ,w,;r vk, ,v.:v ti: ■ ■■ .; .. ■■ ■. ■■, ' , ' .,■„ -■ ■ ' -■ ADMINISTRATION FACULTY fc AND STAFF 46 f; .W.4:.« .i, ' J. ,. ■.;...! ' . • . . ' .„.; - ' .i ' .,-.. I -1,7 ;  ;,tomm OKINAWA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFTTORiGHT:Mr. Greninger, Mr. Friesen, Mr. McClellan, Mr. Brown, Mr. Woodruff, Mr. Forster, Mr. Allen. On behalf of the members of the Board of Directors of the Okinawa Christian School I take this opportunity to wish for each of you the best that God has to offer as you prepare to take your place in a society that desperately needs the high quality of leadership that graduates of a Christian School can provide. It has been a joyous experience working with the capable staff and dedicated teachers of this school . Under God ' s guiding hand we are doing the best we know how to provide for each of you the kind of training you will need to meet the tremendous and important task that lies ahead . Put your hand in the hand of Jesus and let Him lead the way, for then you will go about doing good and find that in being a blessing to others you gain your own eternal reward . May God ' s richest blessings be upon you . Harlan L. Woodruff Chairman of the Board 48 • : ::: -i ) ,:,:X ' « Mr. Greninger PRINCIPAL 49 ;. Mr. Plymale BUSINESS MANAGER 50 Fran Knight Paulo Kakazu Lorraine Harris Mrs. Weldon Randy Kawasaki Mr. Shinzato ' ,.,.,...,. ..,..,..,..,,.,....,.......,,... Mrs. Shinzato Rita Smith Susan Baker Kimie Matsui Sherri Moran Haruko Oshiro Riyosho Kotani Nabu Matayoshi Yukio Kinjo Seisho Hanashiro 53 ii Miss Chen LIBRARIAN, MATH Miss Ellis SECOND AND THIRD GRADES Miss Ishida KINDERGARTEN, ESL Mrs. Coleman TYPING. PRE-SCHOOL Mrs. Greninger PRE-SCHOOL, HOME ECONOMICS 54 Mrs. Johnson ART Miss Nelson P.E. Mr. Ohashi SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Jones ENGLISH. SOCIAL STUDIES 55 tfW ' f- ' - Miss Oyakawa JAPANESE Mrs. Pope MATH, BUSINESS Mr. Reasoner MATH Miss Tamanaha JAPANESE Mrs. Steenland ESL 56 Miss Skillman SCIENCE Mr. Snider SCIENCE Miss Witte FIRST GRADE Mr. Williams SOCIAL SCIENCES 57 ACTIVITIES 58 I fa 59 Fresh • ■ s . r Halloween Chapel - o ' MM , KX ixcn. wnKX iswmm ' rzn)mK ! Bto -I 63 Elementary Christmas Program -pi — r -r-, — jr— r- j H k -- ' ■■ — 7 - M 65 Saturday Night Functions 66 Fall Frolic B 1 iT ' 1 Ah. V 1 ■r f — i ' flf ■ 67 Christmas Banquet Mr . and Miss Christmas 68 69 Class Parties M- Jt i Ay Br K ' iWI lI •■ WW VJ ■f J ¥ A r sT r j m L 7 M Vt 70 Homecoming Queen c rinako cnxoztsi clacoxt J an joxi.ts.i 71 LEFT: Lona Blake, Allen Wilkins. RIGHT: Mary Moultrie, Benny Zambrano. LEFT: Janet Tom, Danny Wilkins. RIGHT: Kiki Yoshioka, Ken Onaga. 72 Homecoming n Speech and Drama Club back, left to RIGHT: King Yeung Yu , Cliff Stetler, Kevin Miller, Allen Wilkins. center, left To RIGHT: Joy Lansdowne , Miss Skillman, Vicky Bell, Chris Bradley, Rina Arnold, Joanna McClellan, Andrea Stetler, Shialine Wilkins. front, left to right: Jene McLellan, Anne Kaneshiio, Hinako Schioeter, Stephanie Checuras, Mina Okudaira, Becky Foister. 74 75 Student Council left to RIGHT: Yuko Higa , Andrea Stetler, Kiki Yoshioka, Allen Wilkins, Anne Kaneshiro, Christian Bradley, Vicky Bell, Steve Tiedman, James Pogue, Thomas Pogue. {EfjcQtiilpBispatcij VICKY BELL RUNS FOR S. C. PRESIDENT _ etk 1KNESM sh«-U be YOUR ONLY CHOICE IS , I Your Only Choice Voe Resident 76 SOCIAL COMMITTEE top ROW: Cliff Stetler, Dan Forster, Becky Forster. first row: JoAnna McClellan, Jene McClellan, Merry Williams, Rina Arnold. second ROW: Anne Kaneshiro, Kiki Yoshioka, Christian Bradley, Andrea Stetler. front row: Danny Wilkins. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: President - Vicky Bell, Vice President - Anne Kaneshiro, Secretary -Treasurer - Kiki Yoshioka. 77 Class Officers EIGHTH GRADE: President, John Harris; Vice-President, Paul Weldon; Secretary, Mina Okudaira; Treasurer, Tony Robbins. SEVENTH GRADE: President, Richard Kawamura; Vice-President, John Shibata; Secretary, Kako Lee; Asst. Sec. , Yoshie Miyagi; Treasurer, Carol Tamakh, FRESHMEN: President, James Kaneshiro; Vice-President, Nancy Llanes; Secretary, Nancy Alapai; Treasurer, Rina Arnold. 78 SOPHOMORES: President, Mary Moultrie; Vice-President, Mahito Yokoi; Secretary, Hinako Schroeter; Treasurer, Erisa Teruya. JUNIORS: President, Jene McClellan; Vice-President, Joy Lansdowne; Secretary, Grace Writesel; Treasurer, Martha Hardwick. SENIORS: President, Anne Kaneshiro; Vice- President, Vicky Bell; Secretary-Treasurer, Lona Blake . 79 Elemeniary Choir left to RIGHT: Rhonda Anakalea, Shirley Herman, Mizuka Yokoi, Marjorie Bray, Susan Burt, Leslie Conn, Joy McClellan, Kim Parker, Frances Pogue, Cynthia Harris, John Forster, Luke Allen, Philip Greninger, Robert Canody, Tony Elswick, Henry Car- rillo, Gregory Brown, Ralph Cudar, Mr. Ohashi. Mr. Ohashi - Director 80 Choir TOP ROW: Ban Loon, Bill Williams, Ban San, Mr. Reasoner. middle: Danny Wilkens, Janet Tom, Sanae Lee, Joy Lansdowne, Kiki Yoshioka, Lona Blake, Miss Nelson, bottom: Mary Moultrie, Erisa Teruya, Jeannie Song, Hinako Schroeter, Michiyo Miyagi. not pictured: Becky Forster. 81 Citadel Gtaff -t Advisor back, left to RIGHT: Becky Forster, Ted West, Cliff Stetler, Michio Miyagi, Chris- tian Bradley, Miss Skillman. front, left to right: Dimi Ehrhardt, Jene McClellan, Anne Kaneshiro, Vicky Bell. Editor Photographers Artist 82 Second Semesfer Studenfs Nichol Mueller, Tavana Koehler, Toshiaki Nagate, Jeffrey Turner. Gina Allen, Deborah Doyle, Judith Doyle, Frank Allen, Stephan Bevan, Rebecka Lee . Doris Nelson, Doris Jafari, Teressa Jafari. 83 ATHLETICQ 84 ' :::■-. . vv; l v :: ,w, :v ■ 85 ( i , v, Hi «a Girls Varsity Volleyball left to right, standing: Kumi Miyagi, Rina Arnold, Kiki Yoshioka, Michiyo Miyagi (Captain) Mary Moultrie, kneeling: Miss Nelson (Coach), Geraldine Anakalea, Janet Tom, Lona Blake. 86 Junior Varsiiy left to right, standing: Nancy Alapai, (Captain) Katherine Yam, Miss Nelson, (Coach) Erisa Teruya, Kako Lee. kneeling: Dimi Ehrhardt, Jeannie Song, Sanae Lee, Nancy Llanes. 87 Boys Varsity Volleyball TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Randy Kawasaki, Robert Pogue, Ted West, Thomas Pogue, Bill Williams, Johnny Wu. bottom ROW: Danny Wilkins, Benny Zambrano, Gean Writesel, Mitsuji Hicks. 88 Junior Varsity left to RIGHT: John Harris, Mike Herman, Steve Spargur, James Kaneshiro , James Pogue , Chariie Mennert, Reynoldo Sto. Domingo, Mr. Williams, Coach. 89 Girls Basketball : Miss Nelson - Coach LEFT to RIGHT: Rina Arnold, Andrea Stetler, Kiki Yoshioka, Miss Nelson , Joy Lansdowne, Vicky Bell, front ROW: Michiyo Miyagi, Anne Kaneshiro, Geraldine Anakalea, Kumi Miyagi, Nancy Llanes. 90 91 Varsity Basketball left to right: Kevin Miller, Danny Wilkins, Robert Pogue, Ted West, Thomas Pogue, John Carter, Bill Wil- liams, Allen Wilkins, Mr. Reasoner, Coach. 92 Uj SE n £ • b. • f-pucc 93 Junior Varsity Basketball left to RIGHT: Mr. Foistei - Coach, Steve Sparger, John Shibaia, Paul Weldon, Dan Forster, James Pogue, James Kaneshiro, Bill Adams. 94 95 Varsify Soccer TOP ROW: David Spottsville, Ju-Hong Kang, Mitsuji Hicks, Randy Kawasaki, center: Johnny Wu, Kenneth Long, Mahito Yokoi, Kiyozumi Yoshida, Reynaldo Sto. Dom- ingo, Bill Adams, Mr. Williams - Coach, bottom row: George Kawamura, Benny Zambrano, Gean Writesel, Mark Hotta, Roney Lewis, Toshiyo Sharp. r. 96 Elementary Qoccer top ROW: John Forster, Robert West, Roy Conn, center: Dennis Paul Baker, Ronald Greninger, Gregory Brown, Tony Elswick, Bobby Herman, Hisashi Montalvo, Michael Brochon. bottom row: Randy Kawasaki - Coach, Shigeki Fuller, Johnny Alapai, Philip Greninger, Ken Oshiro. 97 Varsity Cheerleaders , .1 ® Becky Forster , Erisa Teruya , Joy Lansdowne , Lona Blake , Janet Tom . ICIJ j 98 Junior Varsiiy Cheerleaders Miss Nelson, Shialine Wilkins, Kumi Miyagi, Nancy Alapai, JoAnna McClellan, Geraldine Anakalea, Rina Arnold. 99 — : % J guJfi Campus Candids Varsity basketball player in action Peek-a-boo! That ' s why they call me Tarzan of the apes! Miss Nelson waits for Santa to bring her man. - . . . . § A L jf j 9EE w Jj v Jf HP I ' m cool! I just can ' t seem to get rid of these girls! No, please, Mr. Greninger, not my hair! 100 Take me - not my cassette ! No, Robert, I ' m not a dog! From 9 till 3 it ' s misery! The joys of having company The juniors party hearty ! K World History students get some needed sleep. Mr. Plymale demonstrates his business techniques . 101 COMPLIMENTS OF Brian Snider and TEEN CHALLENGE Behind Oyama Bus Stop Tel.: 098897-4497 ommwA TV MOVIES DINING SHOPPING HAPPENINGS FUN THEATERS TRAVEL ENTERTAINMENT MAPS TELEPHONE: 0989-37-8040 L onq zatuLatLom O.C.S. (2[a±± of igjS Japanese Language Churches in: Shuri Ishikawa Uken Village Ishigaki Island FAR EASTERN GOSPEL CRUSADE Yokohama Office: 111 Hakuraku, KanagawaKu Yokohama Regional Representative: L. Shelton Allen F-141 Ryusei Hsg. Ojana Tel.: 098897-3108 CONNELL BROS. COMPANY, LTD. c B C IMPORTERS EXPORTERS SHIPPING AGENTS P.O. Box 57, Naha, Okinawa, Japan 103 h p = FARE L=r P d— CF5 5 A 8 S- t- S 55 fc g .q cs «ag_ js- J? RVJCElQpr •c£ or F £ ? H ' x 329 MinatSfawa , Uraso£t€ity Cli P =?i ■ £ aipisneer o Resprese: uSne.s s c550 k i na «=■ 5; a t, - f J f f S=f is BASFIWD-40IBFGIAMC0 TRAVEL THE FAST WAY ONLY PAN AM FLIES NON-STOP TO BOTH COASTS OF THE USA FROM ASIA Plaza House Shopping Center Telephone: 0989-37-0121 104 V Special Agent for MITSUBISHI GAS Starting in 1978 GUSUKUMA GAS STATION 2122 GUSUKUMA, URASOE CITY TEL.: 77-2643 Do you know - No. 1. Your car needs a 6 month check up according to Japanese Traffic Regulation 48. Do you know 7 - No. 2. We have a special person to take care of your car. Please patronize our Service station for special care of your car. V ats.xiaLi. ana Ho ins. z aa T ina J-zoaucts. Low Prices Fabrics Fabrics and More Fabrics A Full Range of Sewing Products iHRliMfifi HOUSE. 66 901-2: Main Store: Next to Jiro Bakery Tel: 09889-2-2289 (Closed Sundays) No. 1 . Branch: Near Housing Gate Tel: 09SS9-2-3568 (Closed Mondays) s 4? 2 McClellan OKINAWA PHOTO SERVICE WE SELL PRODUCTS Professionals for Color and Black and White Photo Service Hwy. 5S Next to Wako Building Tel: 098S77-2326 2327 105 WILLIAM SHOJI K. K. Post Office Box 164 Naha, Okinawa 900-01 Japan SHOGUN for an exciting evening in traditional Japan . . . featuring authentic Japanese recipes from our imperial kitchen and lobster , steaks , Kobe beef the decor is a drama in beauty with antiques and art treasures from the Far East 11a.m. to MIDNIGHT 7 DAYS A WEEK 098-937-3116 IN THE PLAZA SHOPPING AREA THE JAPAN OF YESTERDAY, TODAY 106 Congratulations to the Class of 1978 BEST WISHES AND MUCH SUCCESS IN THE YEARS TO COME BANKOFAMERICA NAHA KOZA Hwy. 58 Naha Port Road Awase Shopping Center Telephone: 098868-5181 Telephone: 098893-7-1101 107 alas by-the-sea Open 11:00 a.m. Until Midnight Specializing in seafood fresh from the sea. Island lobster, King Crab legs, giant prawns and delicious exotic tropical drinks. Sam ' s by-the-Sea is located at the Okinawa Yacht Club with a splendid view of Nakagusuku Bay. Telephone 0989-38-4972 for information and private party arrangements. HERNAHDO ' S «s t OUR COVERED WAGON IS OUR HIGHWAY LANDMARK Specializing in delicious juicy steaks in an old Southwestern atmosphere. We have the very best in country and western bands for your entertainment nightly . Hernando ' s is located on Hwy. 58 in the Wako Bldg. in Makiminato. Telephone 0988-77-6122 for information and private party arrangements. 108 SAftlNl The House of Sakini specializes in Okinawan cuisine. Sukiyaki, Shabu-Shabu, Tempura, and Sakini ' s famous bananas flamoe. Sakini ' s atmosphere portrays Okinawa as it was in Post World War II era. You will like it at Sakini ' s. Sakini ' s is located on Hwy. 58 in Ojana. Telephone 0988-97-3129 for information and private party arrangements. iMimmm fev SAM ' S AnchoR inn Specializing in Supreme Kobe Beef prepared right at your table. . . Serving exotic tropical drinks in an old nautical atmosphere. Sam ' s Cjl8|jgi is located on Hsy. 58 in Ojana, Telephone 0988-97-5555. Open 5 p.m. to midnight. Listed in Fodor ' s Book of Travel as one of the outstanding restaurants of the world. 109 COMPLETE TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS FOR MILITARY AND COMMERCIAL INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS There ' s a world of difference in our service OKINAWA TRAVEL SERVICE Awase Plaza Tel.: 098-937-1131 2 Serving OCS MARUMIYA HARDWARE Hwy. 58, Urasoe CONGRATULATIONS One-Stop Shopping at PLAZA HOUSE Awase Shopping Center FIRST IN FASHION ROGER ' S Salutes the Class of 78 Kousai Street, Naha Open Daily 11 A.M. -8 P.M. Plaza House Shopping Center Open Daily 10 A.M. -7 P.M. qhi m iH Mo town ffML forwinmq Am o mtoj)). jD out tor foraur Aiou ixttJA- Wn i u± juwA;. iQicru iwut Jbwn otf jtuo, o nd Mnod is mu.. • « - r f r e!omfdtulation Oioa mack mi iuJL aoM ° Wm nm mlmQ Mi aujlti©jthe Graduatii ' mwwm) ft w. C | assofl978 jJ -Wat thft juwu uou ohi £0 rwm jzharnqt: ' Hop. m an w. jdiinrnq Mcaacn OTjaai d i to TOPMOST DAIRIES EXTENDS ITS VERY BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS FOREMOST BLUE SEAL LTD. RETAIL STORE AND DAIRY BAR AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG DIP ON HWY. 58 MAKIMINATO 098877-5103 6 111 KEYSTONE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Congratulates and Wishes Gods Best for the Class of 1978 Fred Forster, Pastor Tel.: 093937-7642 Japanese Chatan Church of the Nazarene Miyagi, Tsuneyuki, Pastor Chinese Fellowship Pen Tin Liang, Pastor By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to another. John 13:35 Congratulations Crusaders Compliments of DOOR OF FAITH CHURCH - T ' ' Cullen Ohashi , Pastor Awase Hills Tel . : 098937-1349 112 CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH ■OKINAWA ' S FIRST ENGLISH-LANGUAGE BAPTIST CHURCH ' The first pastor, BUD SPENCER, has returned to the church. SOUTHERN BAPTIST AFFILIATED ONCE AGAIN ON THE MOVE FOR JESUS WE REALLY DO CARE ABOUT YOU Sunday Services: 9:45, 11:00. 6:00, 7:00 Hwy. So. Makiminato Area (Opposite Wako Tower) 09SS77-2300 or 09SS97- ' 24 ' 23 c V £ r A ? o f . . vn° .$ v| N ' - s? V .w „lN V ft, ,0 - ' ° X v- 7 _ C : i o b Q 0« T oH I ' X v «o -V ° V •pvo o -s oq oo, f v v -ao,- -O O h y? V A P§ ™- A v y T2 ' r A yA X K ,