Re: Class of 1954 -- Kaunoa School

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Date Posted: 18:26:52 06/19/03 Thu
Author: Suzie Girton
Subject: Re: Class of 1954
In reply to: James R. Davis 's message, "Class of 1954" on 07:17:46 09/11/02 Wed

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I only remember Jimmy Davis of Kula. If that was you, did you have a skeleton in your closet? My brother was in the class of '54. I think he may have won the Greek wreath at the school track meet?
S. T.

Aloha fellow classmates and other Kaunoa graduates,
> Attending Kaunoa, those were the days. Long rides
>on the silver DeCoit bus from Wailuku. Sometimes
>riding the Blue and White. I seem to remember recess
>and May Day celebrations and friends. Recess was full
>of jacks and jump rope for the girls and milk covers
>and marbles and some mubly peg for the guys. Then
>later dodge ball and baseball. I remember getting up
>early to get the milkman to leave me new milk covers
>and then all the adjusting of the stacks as we played
>on the sidewalk behind the old cafeteria. Then all
>those 5 hole marble spots mostly between the monkeypod
>trees in front of the school mostly on the old
>cafeteria side. Oh yes.. there was steal the flag
>and other tag games mostly by the monkeypods on the
>new cafeteria side. I hated the sandburrs on the ball
>field across the road coming into the school. We
>didn't play there unless there wasn't any other room.
> Well I better not go on and on but we were lucky
>that our parents had us go to Kaunoa. I discovered a
>few years ago that I also have my old copies of Cane
>Tops. It was fun to look at them. I think I still
>have pictures taken with my Brownie Hawkeye camera.
> Lets here what other people remember.
>Peace be with you,
>James R. Davis, Sacramento, CA

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