Newsletter of the Lahainaluna High School Foundation

Ka Leo O Ke Kahua O Lahainaluna

Board of Directors:

Mark Tillman—President

Craig Murakami—Vice President

Nancy Cross—Secretary

Steven Raymond—Treasurer

Walter Vierra—

Finance Committee Chair

Lanny Tihada—

Athletics Committee Chair

Susan Yap—

History & Cultural Preservation Chair

and Grants Chair

Myrna Ah Hee

Lester Nakamoto

Betty Sakamoto

Rob Shelton

Nestor Ugale

Staff:

Jeff Rogers—Executive Director/

Development Coordinator

Dawn Fujiwara—Bookkeeper

December 2014

www.lahainalunahighschoolfoundation.org

Mission Statement E kako‘o I ko Lahainaluna ma o na mea e ho‘olako pono ai

SUPPORT the Lahainaluna school community by providing opportunities and resources E kokua I ka malama ‘ana a me ka ho’omau ‘ana i ko Lahainaluna mo’aukala, kona mo’omeheu, a me kona mau loina

ASSIST in preserving and perpetuating Lahainaluna’s unique history, culture and traditions

Lahainaluna High School

Foundation On behalf of the Board of Directors we wish you and your families a joyous holiday season. To say the least, it has been a whirlwind year with the stadium project consuming virtually all of our time. We have experienced several delays in our efforts to complete this fantastic project, but I’m glad to report that we’re about 99% complete. Some improvements that we are still working on include the donor brick area, installation of the sound system, spraying of concrete on the south end slope, construction of a deck at the end of the concourse, as well as improving the area between LHS and Lahaina Intermediate for additional parking. The recent addition of Lanny Tihada as the Athletic Chair, was an incredible boost to our efforts. He was able to get things done quickly and acquire more “in kind” consideration that we could have ever imagined. Many thanks, Lanny. Rob Shelton was able to jump back into the fray and his input was needed as another objective perspective in the decision making process regarding all the issues at hand. Jeff Rogers became the unofficial project coordinator, serving as the liaison between the architect — Dennis Harmon, and the builder — Hawaiian Dredging, fielding countless change orders and questions. I wish you all could have seen our benefactor, Sue Cooley, when she came up to the stadium recently and saw her name on the front of the building! She was also able to witness students from the boarding program, along with the football and basketball teams hard at work landscaping and cleaning the stadium areas. Unforgettable!

With that I say, “Mission Accomplished!” Mahalo! Mark Tillman

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LAHAINALUNA HIGH SCHOOL FOUNDATION

Bleacher Campaign The LHS Stadium bleacher campaign began in March of this year and will continue until further notice. To date, over

$45,000 has been raised to help fund the cost of the bleachers, an expense of over $100,000!! Nineteen classes, and

the current LHS staff, reached their goal of donating $1,000 or more and their gifts will be recognized with name-

plates at both ends of their sponsored row of bleachers. Ten other bleachers have been sponsored by individuals,

families and businesses. We thank everyone who has participated in this campaign and we look forward to the other

classes (see website for a running list) who continue to work on reaching a full sponsorship in order to be officially be recognized

with their nameplate. Donations can still be made by check, or also through the website. Mahalo … I MUA Lahainaluna!

LEGACY GIVING Last November, Kenneth Nohealani Sharpe, of Lahaina, passed away at Maui Memorial Medical Center. A few months later, the

Lahainaluna High School Foundation was advised by his financial representative that Kenneth had bequeathed his investment

account to the LHS Foundation. It was very unexpected and humbling that he had committed to gifting his funds through our

organization to benefit Lahainaluna High School.

In February of this year, one of our founders, Charles Fox III, passed away in Honolulu. Besides all that he did philanthropically for

the Foundation during his life, his family conveyed that Charlie’s wishes included donations in his memory to the LHS Foundat ion.

Just recently, Lahainaluna High School class of 1955 graduate and former boarding student Arthur Nikaido, passed away, and

again the LHS Foundation was also identified as a recipient of any donations. We are humbled and most appreciative of these re-

membrances.

Bequests and other planned gifts can have a huge impact on charitable organizations like the LHS Foundation, and they don’t take

much time or money to arrange. One doesn’t have to be wealthy to make a significant contribution to make a real difference for

Lahainaluna.

Anyone who names Lahainaluna High School Foundation in a will, trust, or insurance arrangement

may become a member of the Lahainaluna High School Foundation Legacy Program. One of the

easiest ways to make a meaningful gift to Lahainaluna High School is through a planned gift arrange-

ment. A bequest can be made through a will in the form of a gift of a specified dollar amount, a

piece of real property, a block of stock, or a percentage of the entire estate. A simple change to an already existing will (a codicil)

is another way to arrange this gifting process.

Through planned giving, donors and their families receive the satisfaction of leaving their legacy where they feel it matters the

most. If you are considering making such a bequest, set up an appointment with your financial advisor, attorney, or contact the

Foundation directly. The LHS Foundation thanks you for your support.

Lahainaluna high school foundation

Hyundai is again the title sponsor for the Tournament of

Champions, PGA golf tournament. This is a winners only

event, scheduled for January 8-12, 2015, at The Plantation

Course, Kapalua Resort.

The 2014 Tournament was successful for players, fans, and the non-profit beneficiaries of the tournament. Funds are distributed

to various clubs, teams, and programs at Lahainaluna who assist with making the Tournament a success. Mark your calendars and

help make this next tournament another success for our community!

Hyundai Tournament of Champions

Lahainaluna Boarders Association

Each school year the Boarding Department faces new challenges. Last year was no different when the dormitory counselors (teacher positions) were converted to dormitory attendant positions. The 6 authorized positions were not enough to fulfill the needs of the Boarding Program which found itself one position, one shift short in each of the dormitories. As a result each board-ing student was required to check out every Sunday at 8:00 am and remain off campus until 4:30 pm that evening. Sundays were often spent sleeping in as boarders report to work every other day of the week at 6:00 am. The day is also spent catching up on homework, doing laundry, working off hours or just relaxing with their boarder ‘ohana. This caused quite a strain on the boarding students, parents and sponsors as many families had to travel from as far away as Hana or Upcountry to pick up the students for the day. Many of these parents also sponsor students from neighboring islands. None of the parents or sponsors expected that they would be doing this and many contemplated having the student leave the boarding program. The Lahainaluna Boarders Association (LBA), in working with the DOE, School Administration and Staff was able to reach an agreement that allowed the existing dormitory attendants to work the additional shift on overtime through funding provided by the LBA for the second semester. With the help of our legislators, our membership, parents and community members, the necessary monies were appropriated this year. A “Working Group” was been established to look at ways to sustain the Boarding Program. The group consists of members from

the administration, complex area superintendent, a community member, legislator, school community council member, current

boarder, a Lahainaluna parent, student and teacher. Richard “Noosh” Nishihara is representing the LBA and I will participate on

behalf of the Lahainaluna High School Foundation. Our first meeting was scheduled for October 30th, and with more meetings to

follow. Anyone interested in sharing ideas for the working group should send them to “Noosh” @mauinoosh@yahoo.com or to

me, Craig Murakami, @cmurakami@live.com. Mahalo!

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Aloha from the Grants Committee! (Susan Yap; Glenn Kosaka; Lee Munemitsu; Keith Todd and a LHS student rep)

The Grants Committee meets periodically to review the grant requests submitted to the LHS Foundation. Requestors

are always welcome to be present to answer any questions about their specific grant needs. We review and prioritize

each one and submit our recommendations to the LHS Foundation Board of Directors. We are very proud to announce

that over $1,000,000 in grants have been awarded since 2002!!

Donors: your contributions towards programs and projects can be awarded through our Grants Committee, by your specifying

such when you make your donations. Along with the hundreds of individual donors, we recognize the Hyundai Tournament of

Champions and the Makana Aloha Foundation for their generosity. MAHALO TO ALL for the fulfilling service to our school.

Lahainaluna High School Foundation Scholarship Program In Its 13th Year

Lahainaluna High School hosted its 2014 Scholarship Awards Program on May 7, 2014 in the new cafeteria, Hale Pa'ina. The LHS Foundation participated by awarding a total of $166,000! Mahalo to all donors and congratulations to all the scholarship recipients (Photo credit: Jon Shigaki)

Debuting this year was the Ebrahim Albert

Gabbay, M.D., Memorial Scholarship, for

students to pursue medicine, science or

health related careers. Kailey Sagar received

the award, presented by Suzanne Gabbay.

The Krause Chiropractic Scholarship,

now in its second year, increased its award

to three $1,000 scholarships. Awardees

were Tyrone Agbayani, Maile Altier and

Breea Yamat. Dr. Krause presented.

Another in its second year, the Sargeant James S. Kusuda Memorial Scholarship, was awarded to Zoe

Miller. Sgt. Kusuda was a police officer for 33 years. He was a boarder at Lahainaluna from the 6th grade

when the school was known as Lahainaluna Seminary and graduated in 1926. Presenting the award was Sgt.

Kusuda's daughter and donor, May Fujiwara.

Also in its second year, The Masters at Ka‘anapali Hillside - Blaze Kalilikane Memorial Scholarship

was awarded to Corban Kaikkonen. Blaze was a LHS grad, and employee of The Masters who passed

away in 2012. Lois & Roger Ross presented the award, accompanied by Blaze's sister, Brittany, pictured.

The Front Street Scholarship, which provides for renewals of up to $35,000/year, was back for its third

year and awarded to Lorilei Vistacion. Renewals were awarded to Jeremy Briones de Gracia & Chelsey

Erickson-Vierra. Pictured (L-R) Loreli’s father, Lorelei, presenter Leslie Hiraga, and Lana Vierra.

The Boss Frog's Dive & Surf Scholarship

was awarded to Kamaka Barbosa-Pamat.

Presenting the award was Chris Kasper.

The Fred Izumi ‘52 Legacy Scholarship

was awarded to Jessa Emmerich. LHSF

Board member Susan Yap presented.

The Central Pacific Bank

Scholarship was awarded to

Kelsey Schultz. Presenting the

award was Branch Manager,

Rose Dela-Cruz Short.

The H&K Takenaga Legacy Scholarship

was awarded to Stephanie Lawless, presented

by LHSF Executive Director Jeff Rogers.

The Maureen S. Ariyoshi Memorial

Scholarship was presented by Reed and

Henry “Bruno” Ariyoshi to Itzi Berry.

TS Restaurants in West Maui include Leilani’s on the Beach, Duke’s Beach

House, Kimo’s Restaurant and Hula Grill Restaurant and their awards focus on

students pursuing hospitality careers. The presenters and recipients pictured for the

four $1,000 TS Restaurant Scholarships were (L to R) Shaughn Helliar, Jason

Donez, recipients Kayla Ewing, Alicia Huliganga, and Vince Wall and Jack Starr

of TS. Recipients Siera Olvera and Nainoa Stewart were not present.

The RVN Restaurant

Scholarship was awarded

to Kawena Murray. LHSF

Board President Mark

Tillman presented.

The Lahainaluna High School

Foundation awarded its five

scholarships to (L to R) Kirsten

Gilchrist, Arinjy Fontanos,

Taylor Garde, Maile Altier, and

Lizelle Lazaro. LHSF Board

member “Noosh” Nishihara

made the presentations.

Hyundai Tournament of

Champions Scholarship

was awarded to Bronson

Kaina. Presenting the

award was LHSF Board

Secretary Nancy Cross.

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Illocandia Filipino Store Scholarship

was awarded to Kaegil Concepcion (R).

LHSF Board Secretary Nancy Cross

presented.

The Roy & Betty Sakamoto Scholarship was

awarded to Karen Galuardo. Mitch Mitchell

presented and announced renewals for three

others: Makenna Stockham, Leilani Santos

Miranda and Lewilyn Gutierrez.

The Territorial Savings Bank Scholarship

was awarded to Jansen Panglasigui-Domingo.

Lahaina Branch Manager Ryan Fukushima

presented.

The Valley Isle Federal Credit

Union Scholarship was awarded

to Dustin Casco-Deleon. Mitch

Mitchell presented.

The West Maui Veterans’ Club

Scholarship was awarded to

Ho’olai’kaeo Cabanilla (pictured

on the left). Presentation made by

Emi Cabilnilla.

The Steven R. Strong, MD.

Memorial Scholarship for

pursuit of biological sciences

or health related fields was

awarded to Kirsten Gilchrist.

Penny Wakida presented.

The Alfredo Fred Sarian Memorial Scholarship

was awarded to Kailey Sager. Presentation made

by LHSF Board President Mark Tillman.

West Maui Federal Credit Union awarded 5 scholarships

of $1000 each. Art Tabanao made the presentations to:

(L-R) Rachelle Fushikoshi, Ho’olai’keo Cabanilla, Jesselie

Marie Olpindo, Maile Amine, Lithe Pokipala-Waiohu.(not

pictured) Emi Cabanilla (farthest right) assisted.

The Makana Aloha Foundation Scholarship was

awarded to Juleen Marie Flory (pictured at center).

Presenting were Gunars & JoRene Valkirs (on the

left) and Jami Burke (far right). Three students

were awarded renewals: Haley Robb (next to Jami),

Joshua Gaastra and Emma Baccar, with all pursuing

science related majors.

The Shigeru & Toyoko Ichiki Scholarship was awarded to Candace Hanneman, pictured at center.

Presenting the award was donor Gerald Ichiki. This is the 8th year of awarding this scholarship and it is

also renewable. Accepting the award for Junna Gazman is her mother (L) Also receiving renewals were

Cheyenne Baltonado and AnAn Hua.

The Bank of Hawaii Scholarship

for students in pursuit of finance

or accounting education, was

awarded to (L) Mary Varquez.

Presenting was Lahaina Branch

Service Manager Lisa Francis.

The Tadashi Sato Scholarship

was awarded to Marison

Topinio, to further education in

the arts. LHSF Board President

Mark Tillman presented.

The Ka’anapali Land

Management Scholarship

was awarded to Anna

Tillman. Presentation was

made by LHSF Executive

Director Jeff Rogers.

The Imi Na’auao Scholarship was

awarded to Dustin Casco-DeLeon.

LHSF Board member and LHS staff

member Susan Yap presented.

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SCHOLARSHIPS impact our school’s resources and programs in coming years by providing

opportunities for our students to succeed in life. There is a great sense of satisfaction in giving

back to the community and as such donors are leaving a legacy to a school that has meant so

much to them, their families and the community over the years. Each time a new scholarship is

created, donors add to the legacy of the school. MAHALO to our donors who continue to fund

these scholarships and help to Perpetuate the Torch of Excellence. I MUA!

Sue D. Cooley Stadium...a brief history

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Lahainaluna athletic field, circa 2006

Kim Ball and Neil Everett announce a

game at the “Imu”, Aug 29, 2009.

“Sue Cooley offered to

finance a project to

create a stadium with

lighting, so that home

games could be held at

Lahainaluna “

LAHAINALUNA HIGH SCHOOL FOUNDATION

It has been more than a decade since the LHS Foundation began discussions

regarding the lack of athletic facilities at LHS, especially the need for a real

track. LHSF Board President Rob Shelton (2002-2012) made presentations

to civic groups during that time, and what started out as a dream to improve

the track blossomed into a full, multi-purpose facility that would make it

possible for the Lunas to play at home, at night.

In 2005, the Foundation officially recognized the need for a complete

athletic stadium at a strategic planning workshop.

In 2008, the 10-year goal for the athletic committee was to have the

stadium built. (DONE!)

In March 2007, part-time West Maui resident, Sue D. Cooley, donated

her first, anonymous, $1,000,000 towards improvements to the athletic

field and track. The gift was the result of Sue hearing the football team

sing the alma mater after a disappointing loss to Baldwin. She was

inspired by the team’s sportsmanship and grace during and after the

game. [This answers the recurring question, quoted by Lanny Tihada on

Pg 7]

Sue would continue to give and by the end of 2009, she donated an

additional $1.0M and pledged another $1.0M. Her generosity would

continue. It was not until after her third million-dollar gift that Sue

decided to make her name public, hoping to inspire others to give.

The LUNAS host a game at the “Imu” in 2006.

Beginning in 2008, the Foundation would reach out to

the community and those outside the community, in

search of support for the stadium project. Celebrities

Rudy Ruettiger and ESPN’s Neil Everett would answer

the call, along with many local businesses and hundreds

of alumni. The Foundation hosted fundraising events

like the “Tailgate 2009” (which would become “Fire Up

da Imu”), a golf tournament, and a continuing brick

paver and bleacher sponsorship program.

The 1st paver area. The

pavers will now be located

in front of the football

statue, behind the arrival

building.

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Aerial view of the stadium as the bleachers go

Nearly complete, a rainbow frames the beauty of the

Sue D. Cooley Stadium in early November, 2014.

“Why would someone not

from this community and

with no ties to Lahainaluna

do something like this”?

….Coach Lanny Tihada

LAHAINALUNA HIGH SCHOOL FOUNDATION

Photos courtesy Louisa Shelton, Anita White and Jeff Rogers.

In April of 2010, Hellas Construction Company started on Phase 1 of

the stadium project; the installation of an artificial-turf field, 4-lane all-

weather track, scoreboard, lights and makai fencing. Ninety days later

Lahainaluna had a state-of-the art field.

It wasn’t until February of 2014, that the

Foundation was able to overcome several

hurdles and begin the construction of

Phase 2. Work began on the bleacher seat-

ing for 3,000 spectators, press box, rest-

rooms, ticket office and security fencing.

Coach Lanny escorts Sue around the stadium

during her visit on November 1,

Sue was presented with a procla-

mation from the State of Hawaii,

Board of Education at the semi-

final game on November 15th,

honoring her generosity in giv-

ing in excess of $7,000,000.

The Boarder’s flank Sue during her

recent visit. Commenting on the

stadium being named after her, she

remarked that it was “the most

incredible thing that ever happened

to me.”

Thanks to all the volunteers who

donated their time and efforts dur-

ing our stadium workdays through-

out October and November.

The arrival building as seen from

the field, November, 2014

DONORS November 1, 2013—October 31st, 2014 Mahalo and Imua Lahainaluna!!

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OUR THANKS TO ALL OF OUR DONORS We would like to acknowledge everyone’s generous contribution, without which, the LHS Foundation would be unable to function. This year’s listing is presented in alphabetical order. We apologize for any errors or omissions of anyone who has taken the time to support Lahainaluna through your gifts. [Please contact us if your name is not shown.]

Nobuko & Hideo Abe

Jane Agawa

Clarence Merton Agena ('62)

Kenneth Ah Ken Len ('61)

Kenneth Akasaka ('61)

William & Helen Alexander

Mark & Becky Altier

Leonore Amano ('86)

Paul Anbe

Karen Ancheta-Pruitt ('97)

Susan Antoku ('60)

Barry Aoki ('78)

Karen Aotaki ('78)

Mutsuo Aoyama ('56)

Larry Apolonio ('89)

Don "Rock" Arakaki, in honor of Jordan Shibao (2018).

Kristy Arakawa

Sue Arakawa

Tanya Arakawa ('68)

Ilima Arcangel ('81)

Michelle Arcangel ('95)

Michoriann Arcangel-Hudgens ('99)

Henry Ariyoshi

Eric Arquero ('01)

ARS, Inc. of Hawaii

Gordon & Yvonne Asahara ('71)

John Attygalle ('71)

Irene Au ('58)

Roz Baker

Bank of Hawaii

Chuck Barnum, in loving memory of Donna Barnum.

Carmen Bengston ('81)

Chris Berman

Rachel Bleecher ('97)

Scott & Patricia Bowmer ('62)

Phil & Lynn Kasper

Donal Brasier

Kristal Brown ('01)

Kimberly Brunstad ('99)

Cheryl Iwamoto Bularon ('81)

Heidi Michel Bunyard ('87)

Mr & Mrs Angel Cabanilla

Gina Cacal ('95)

Gerald Caires ('59)

Rory Cambra ('78)

Lena Canoyer ('62)

Benny Cariaga

Charlotte Cawley

Karen Christenson ('79)

Amy Chow ('59)

Amy Colmenaras ('97)

Sue D. Cooley

David Corley

Teri Corpuz ('81)

Judy Cramer ('73)

Sarah Cravalho ('01)

Bill & Nancy Cross

Hailey Crowel ('02)

Patrick Crozier ('59)

Felma Cuaresma ('01)

Jocelyn Cubley ('86)

Marcello Dadez ('51)

Nani Dapitan-Haake ('86)

Andrew Davis ('59)

Emily De Costa

Shelley Degracia-Hoyer ('73)

Joanne Dennis

Duke's Restaurant

Krystle Dunn ('01)

Kelcy Durbin ('95)

Anne Elliott ('62)

Jaime Ecker ('01)

Sam Ellis, Jr. ('61)

Ernest Encarnacion ('58)

Herman Encarnacion

Judy Faustino ('72)

Donald & Sally Felkins

Karmi Ferguson ('80)

Art Fillazar

Samantha Fuhrmann Blyth ('96)

Frogman Charters, Inc.

Front Street Scholarship

Scott Fujii ('87)

Wallace Fujii

Aileen Fujitani ('59)

May Fujiwara

Merle Fujiwara ('73)

Frederick Fukunaga ('52)

Kathy Funk ('78)

Suzanne Gabbay

Michael Gallagher

Gary Ganoot ('95)

Josie Gazmen

George Ginoza

Lori Gomez-Karinen

Victoria Gonder

Del Green ('77)

William Gundaker ('01)

Hamai Appliance, Inc.

Maya Hara ('86)

Edith Harada

Suzanne Harbour-Kahanovitz, in memory of Charles Fox III.

Cherry Harrison, in memory of Charles Fox, III.

June Hashimoto ('61)

Alohalani Haupu ('95)

Alan Hayashi

Ronald Hayashi ('59)

Colin Hayashida ('89)

Gerald & Sandra Hekekia

James Hentz

Jasmine Hentz ('99)

Betsy Hinau ('51)

Leslie & Nelson Hiraga ('77 & '74)

Russel Hiraga ('03)

James Hirata ('62)

Harold Hirokane

MAHALO TO OUR DONORS continued, page 2

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Lynette Holmes ('73)

Sharon Honda ('71)

Hone Heke Corporation

Beatrice Honnaka ('51)

John Howe ('86)

Julian Hu ('51)

Henrietta Hudson

Muriel Ah Sing Hughes ('67)

Hula Grill Restaurant

Hyundai Tournament of Champions

Dr William Iaconetti

William Iaconetti ('79)

Gerald Ichiki

Wilfred Idue ('62)

Tamotsu Ige ('51)

Diane Ige-Pasion ('89)

Lilian Ikeda ('51)

Sue Ikeda ('55)

Alice Imano ('51)

Shigenobu Inouye

Jean Isakson

Wallace Ishikawa

Island Sotheby's International Realty

James Isobe ('60), in honor of Harry & Hisae Isobe.

Doris Ito

Gordon Ito

Hisashi Ito ('54)

Jane Ito

Ralph Iwamoto, Jr. ('60)

Fred Izumi ('52)

Nobue Izutsu ('51)

Cassie-Ann Jacinto

Carol Jackson ('78)

Laura Jones

Maureen Jones

Lawrence Joyo ('59)

James Juario ('73)

Ka'anapali Land Management Corp.

Malia Kaahanae-Barker ('96)

Glenn & Beverly Kadohiro

James Kahakua ('55)

Suzanne Kahanovitz, in memory of Charlie Fox III.

Deanna Kahoalii ('66)

Carl Kaiama ('51), in memory of Mamoru Oka

Craig & Jan Kakiuchi

Karyn Kaina ('95)

Lono Kaina ('02)

Darlene Kaina-Kupahu ('81)

Gordon Kalaniopo ('78)

John Kaleialoha,

on behalf of Mike Stone ('62)

Frank Kalepa ('83), in memory of Michael Nuesca.

Carolyn Kam ('59)

Lena Kanemitsu ('61)

Phil & Lynn Kasper

Robert Kawaguchi

Ron Kawahara

Robert Kawamura ('78)

Wendy Keanini ('78)

Kaleleonalani Kekauoha-Schultz

Brian Kelly

Jean Kigawa ('51)

Lee Killett ('86)

Elsa Kim ('95)

Kimo's Restaurant

James Kodama ('58)

Edith Kondo, III in memory of Charles Fox, III.

Jaime Konzelman, in memory of Jannet Corpuz.

Jonathan Corpuz

Diane Kosaka ('65)

Barbara Koshiyama ('58)

Dr. Brendan Krause

Leneen Kron ('89)

Masami Kurihara, in memory of Hideo Kurihara ('56).

Lawrence Kurosawa ('55)

Andrew & Mildred Kutsunai

Paul & Margaret Lanskey

Judge Alfred Laureta

Kimberlee Lauer ('86)

Randall Lee Pau

Leilani's Restaurant

LHS Class Challenge Golf Tournament

Rosemarie Lindstrom ('86)

Hannah Long ('97)

Grale Lorenzo-Chong ('58)

April Lum ('79)

Betty & Henry Lum ('55)

1st Sgt Harold Lusano (Ret) ('58)

Janet Magalianes ('55)

Loell Magana ('01)

Kim Ann Magno ('96)

Debra Baho Mahon ('73)

Sandy Mahuna-Kukahiko ('81)

Makana Aloha Foundation

Buddy Makapagal ('51)

Dorothy Makekau ('55)

Karen Makekau ('60)

Sumi Makey, in memory of Charles Fox, III.

Mala Boat Club

William Marciel ('62)

Eleanor Martin, in memory of Frank J Martin.

Lucile Masuko ('60)

Lorna Mathias ('95)

Josephine (Hieda) Matsu ('61)

Natalie Matsuda Spresser ('62)

Hebert Matsumoto ('56)

Robert Matsumoto

Victor Mayol ('60)

Melaleuca

Hans Michel ('87)

Midtown Foundation, Inc.

Greg & Denise Miller ('72)

Robert Miller

Robert & Celeste Miskae

Jean Miyahira ('58)

Stan Miyahira

Grace Miyamoto ('55), in memory of Edward Oshita ('53).

Lyle Miyasaki ('80)

Toshiko Mizuguchi ('51)

Robert Mizushima ('60)

Jon Morioka ('78)

Micah Morrison ('97)

Surficia Mowat ('89)

Noel Munemitsu ('60)

Craig Murakami ('71)

Ralph Murakami

Tatsuko Murakawa ('51)

Dalton Murayama ('62)

Myers family, in memory of Charles Fox, III.

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Richard Nagahiro ('60)

Nagao Family

George & Alma Nagao ('51)

Thomas Nagata ('58)

Russell Nakama ('71)

Michael Nakano, in memory of Charles Fox, III.

Mark Nanamura

Momi Narikiyo

Helen Nieporte ('55)

Richard "Noosh" Nishihara ('62)

Michael Nishimoto

George Nolan ('78)

George Nunes ('78)

Warren Oda ('60)

Oscar Ogata

Larry Okada ('66)

Elaine Okazaki ('60)

Norman Okimoto ('51)

Dorothy Oliveira ('60)

Misty Oliveira ('96)

Juliana Olivers ('01)

Ashley Olson

David & Vickie Olson

Karen Osato

James Oshita ('61)

Barbie Otomo

Grace Oumi ('60)

Janice Owens ('60)

Sammy Papagayo ('89)

Glen Pascual ('89)

Luis Pascual ('82)

Bonnie (Wright) Penniman ('61)

PGA Tour, Inc.

Joseph Pluta

Ginger Prince

Rene (Sodetani) Provines ('55)

Janet Quihano ('62)

Jeanne & Jim Riley

Mary Ritter

Curtis & Julie Robb

James & Martha Robinson ('70)

R.V.N Deli Kitchen

Kevin Sadang ('86)

Barry Sakamoto ('60)

Roy ('60) & Betty Sakamoto

Sakamoto Properties

Marvin Salcedo ('79)

Nanette Salcedo ('81)

Chad Santiago Insurance Agency Inc.

Nani Santos ('83)

Lita Saribay ('81)

Clarence Sasaki ('51)

Vernon Ichimura & Susan Sato ('70)

Stanley Sato ('58)

Rofelyn Satoshige ('04)

Lisa Schattenburg-Raymond ('77)

Charles Schneider

Sherise Schulman

Sea Breeze Clothing & Curios, Ltd.

Lori Shultz

Stephany Maielua Sepulveda ('62)

Kenneth N. Sharpe (posthumously)

Shelton / van der Linden 'Ohana

Jeff Shelton ('99)

Rob & Louisa Shelton (’73) in memory of Charlie Fox III.

Jon Shigaki

Lee Ann Shigezawa ('73)

Boston & Harriet Shima ('50)

Ray Shimabuku ('77)

Bernice Shimabukuro, in memory of Charles Fox, III.

Janice Shimamura

Aileen Shimokochi

Keith Shimomura

Mikazu Shimomura

Neal Shinyama ('73)

Richard Shiotsugu ('60)

Keith Shiroma ('78)

Glenn Shishido

Judge Richard Siangco ('57)

Toogee Sielsch ('78)

Marilyn Simms

Frederick Sinenci ('89)

Richal & Karen Smith ('51)

Susan Smith ('86)

Wilfred Somaoang

James & Carole Spaulding

Victoria Street ('79)

Sonny Strong

D. Kent Stewart

Masako Suehiro ('51)

Susty Pacific

Colin Suzuki ('78)

Tsugio Suzuki ('51)

Frank & Sharen Sylva

Lena Taberna ('86)

Greg Tacon ('81)

Sany Tadeo ('03)

Richard Taguchi ('55)

Kerminar Taguiped ('53)

Alma Takahashi ('71)

Jane Takashima ('51)

Gene Takenaga

Eugene Takenaga

Stanley Takeuchi ('51)

Miriam Tamayo ('89)

Ynez Tascott

Paul Tate

John Tateyama ('51)

Yee Ning Tay ('99)

Laura Tenma, in memory of Richard Tenma.

Howard Tenma

Mae Tenma ('60)

Territorial Savings Bank

Marvin Tevaga ('01)

The Masters at Ka'anapali Hillside

Furlene Thompson ('97)

Lanny Tihada ('66)

Mark & Claire Tillman

Kristina Toshikiyo ('95)

Lindenette Tratchel ('60)

TS Restaurants

Nestor Ugale, Jr. ('01)

Margaret Ushijima ('82)

Gladys Uyehara ('51)

Valley Isle Community FCU

Gregg and Joyce Wada ('73)

Clyde Wakida ('67)

Angela Weldon ('86)

MAHALO TO OUR DONORS continued, page 3

November 1, 2013—October 31st, 2014

MAHALO TO OUR DONORS continued, page 4

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West Maui Community FCU

West Maui Veteran's Club

Elizabeth Whitehead ('62)

Dan Williams

Randy Williams ('83)

Sabrina Wilsey-Botelho ('95)

Craig & Natalie Wise

Elaine Yamada ('59)

Hisao Yamada ('51)

Letty Yamada ('61)

Karen Yamamoto ('66)

Stan & Karen Yanzawa ('61)

Paul Yasuhiro ('51)

Anthony Yasutake

Ginny Yasutake

Larry Yokoyama

Gary & Alma Yoshimori

Ben Yoshino ('86)

Glenn Yoshino

Kay Yoshitake

Richard Yoshitake

Earl Zaan ('77)

Kazue Zaan

Stanley Zaan ('60)

Dave & Lee Zackrison

Rob Zimmerman ('86)

LHS Class of

1951, 1955, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961,

1962, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1973, 1978,

1979, 1980, 1986,1988, 1993 & 2001

In-Kind Donations

Harmon Architects, Inc.

Dorvin D. Leis Co., Inc.

Ka'anapali Beach Hotel

Kahului Trucking & Storage, Inc.

Susty Pacific

Russell Yamane & Assoc. CPAs, Inc.

Young Brothers

Scott Ullrich

2014 Bleacher Sponsors (in numeric & alpha order)

Class of 1951

Class of 1955

Class of 1958

Class of 1959

Class of 1960

Class of 1961

Class of 1962

Class of 1964

Class of 1965

Class of 1966

Class of 1973

Class of 1978

Class of 1979

Class of 1980

Class of 1986

Class of 1988

Class of 1993

Class of 2001

Class of 2015

2014-2015 Lahainaluna Staff

Chuck Barnum

Island Sotheby’s International Realty

Lono Kaina

Family of Mitsunobu & Mildred Kawahara

Nagao Family

Mrs. Karen Anchetta Pruitt

Roy & Betty Sakamoto

Chad Santiago

Rob & Louisa Shelton

P.O. Box 11617

Lahaina, HI 96761

Phone: 808-661-5332

E-mail: LHSFoundation@hawaiiantel.net

www.lahainalunahighschoolfoundation.org

PEERPETUATING THE TORCH OF EXCELLENCE

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The Lahainaluna High School Foundation is a

non profit, 501-c-3 organization, founded by a

group of community and alumni whose vision

is to preserve and perpetuate Lahainaluna’s

culture and traditions, while providing the

students and staff with funds & improvement

projects that will promote excellence in the

educational experience at Lahainaluna.

There are MANY WAYS that you can help and

continue to MAKE A DIFFERENCE. In-kind

contributions help make a positive impact, as

do monetary donations which can be directed

to the areas of your choice or wherever the

need is greatest.

The athletic stadium is just one of several projects

which many have supported & continue to do so

through directed donations. Brick pavers and

Bleacher Sponsorships are STILL AVAILABLE to

commemorate your gift for decades to come.

There’s the Friends of the LHS Library program

that continues to provide new books each year.

The Scholarship awards continue to grow and

aid students seeking to further their education.

And remember, the LHS Foundation has awarded

more than one million dollars since 2002 towards

Grants and Sponsorships.

Perpetuating the Torch of Excellence...

Consider making a gift, no matter how much or how little.

Contact the LHS Foundation for more info. All contributions

are appreciated! I MUA, Lahainaluna! MAHALO!

This newsletter is dedicated to our most generous benefactor, SUE D. COOLEY, without whom, the multipurpose stadium at Lahainaluna High School would not yet exist.