The reunion dinner was great fun, with a huge plate of barbequed ribs, ample opportunities to talk with our fellow graduates and catch up with what we’ve been doing for the last 41 years, to meet the spouses (here Jim is having us introduce our spouses; Carol is introducing George), and enjoy some very fun games (thanks to Beverly Hamada).
 

One fun game was a jun-ken-po (paper-scissors-stone) game in which the winner gets to put a sticker on the loser’s face in an effort to get rid of 8 stickers. Several spouses who hadn’t lived in Hawaii didn’t know how to play jun-ken-po and had to quickly learn what beat what.

Judging by the number of stickers on her face, Joseph Talite’s wife Joanne Keeley obviously didn’t win this game — can’t blame her, she’s one of the spouses who had to learn the game for the first time — but she’s a great sport who enjoyed playing it as much as the rest of us.
 

Winners of a “treasure hunt” game were Jim, Sandra and Eric. If you look closely you can see Eric’s red lipstick — looks pretty good on him, no?
 

Stan won another jun-ken-po lei game. Those are quarters around his neck — a “grub-stake” for the slot machines (although craps is his game) or a month’s worth of parking meter food.

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