10 Year Reunion Recap:

We just had our 10 year reunion on Friday, June 21, 2002. The reunion started off with a golf tournament held at Hawaii Kai Championship Golf Course. We had 23 alumni playing along with 6 other alumni/friends from previous classes. The awards were presented to the players shooting the lowest scores and individuals hitting & chipping closest to the pin on par 3's.

A special thanks goes out to Bob Takei, Executive Director for the St. Louis Alumni Association. Bob was instrumental in the planning of our reunion activities and providing guidance in acquiring donations for the raffle. A special thanks also goes out to the golf officials (alumni) from earlier classes. Thanks!

Group Picture at 10 Year Class Reunion

The overall winner: Nathan Magno (shot an 81)
Other winners include: Matt Heffernan (82), Nelson Sai (82), and Eli Evans (82)

The other scores are listed below in no particular order (too lazy to put in order)

Following the reunion golf tournament, we met back at the St. Louis Clubhouse at about 6PM for drinks and catered dinner by Kanak Attack. The Class of 1992, family and friends filled up the bar-side of the St. Louis Clubhouse. The atmosphere was electrifying as alumni shouted and cheered as the next raffle number was about to be read off. This special occasion provided the opportunity for many to catch up on old times.

The highlight of the evening had to be the presence of our class moderator, Mr. Medeiros. He still remembered all our names and still had a firm grip, as Curtis Chew could tell you. I witnessed Curtis squirm in anguish as Mr. Ed shook his hand. I felt the pain as I'm sure Curtis did.   10 Year Reunion Dinner Mr. Ed Medeiros lecturing us once again Mark, Chico, Kaliko, and Ray during raffling of prizes (Left to Right) Anthony, Mark, Chico, Ryan, Josh, Roger Nate, Darin, Darren (Left to Right) Kauahi and Mike with Ricky and Brenton in background

10 Year Reunion Golf Tournament Pictures
Ray, Chico, Anthony, and Clinton take time out after a tough hole to take a picture.	Mark signaling to Curtis that his ball went into the water.
Curtis taking a hack at the ball. If you look closely, you can see the ball middle/right of pic.	Once again, Curtis' follow thru is one the pros should study. Possibly David Leadbetter will teach this technique.