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A Special Tribute To A Special
Lady
As the individual matures, his only window to the past lies on the
memories built by the events of his growing years. As he looks back, the
cheering at
a
high school football game or the quiet and serene atmosphere
of the library lays
a
great impact on this search for the past.
While in high school, we take for granted all events that will remain
engraved in our memories. To maintain these memories, we have pictures,
papers, magazines, and yearbooks that will serve as our window to the past
and
a
guide for the future. These sources have been part of the high school
for many years. These have served many students as reminders that life has
often laid upon us few challenges that we, somehow, overcame.
Oh Mrs. Tanaka, what will you do without Lyle next year?
Mrs. Tanaka works diligently to improve Wai 'anae
High's Journalism programs.
Wai 'anae High School has been, for the past six years, fortunate
to have
a
diligent and dedicated advisor for the Journalism classes
which includes the high school
Ke Ahe Kai, lmua I Ke Kumu,
and
Ka
Leo 0
Waianae.
These classes have served the school
a
great deal. But these classes would not have been successful if it
were not for the strength and endurance of
a
caring person,
Mrs.
Faye
Tanaka.
She has displayed these characteristics with great
pride which made each class successful in maintaining its prosperity.
Mrs. Faye Tanaka has done all and more. Not only is she
a
successful advisor for the publications classes, she also involved
herself in other extra-curricular activities. She serves as the advisor
for the Interact Club and for the entire Junior class of 1982.
She has displayed her role as
a
teacher and advisor with sincerity
and undying love. With her work she has exemplified perfection and
magnificence. The students of Wai'anae High School have admired
Mrs. Tanaka for many years, not only because of her teaching
techniques, but also her unique relationship with her students.
With gratitude and respect, the 1980-81 Ke Ahe Kai Staff proud–
ly recognizes and gives thanks to
a
special lady,
a
teacher,
a
friend
Mrs. Faye Tanaka.