Okinawa Christian School - Citadel Yearbook (Okinawa, Japan)

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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 '

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Seventh Grade Susan Claxton Susan Ivey Richard Kawamura Kako Lee Yoshie Miyagi 26

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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