Register for our reunion. Choose one of the following options:

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1 Reunion Committee Pamela Rickard Fern, Activity Chair Tim Wong, Activity Chair Robin Rutsch Beasley Lita Thompson Blankenfeld Dale Kamisugi Bordner Jayne Montz Doole Gale Shepard Erwin Brett Alexander Estes Gloria Kosasa Gainsley Jeanne Botts Herbert Margot Witten Johnson Kathy Haglund Kane Douglas Kern Larry Langley Janice Luke Loo Kyle Metcalf Robin Midkiff Gaylord Miyata Steve Piper Marti Wiese Rounds Helen Izuta Tricas Zea Matayoshi Van Tassell Dear Classmate, March 2018 Join us for our 50 th Reunion celebration this June in Hawai i! Your reunion committee has planned exciting activities for the 2018 Punahou Alumni Week. Please find a reunion registration form and reunion event descriptions information for our 50 th Reunion celebration enclosed! Register for our reunion. Choose one of the following options: Mail completed forms to: Punahou School, Office of Alumni Relations 1601 Punahou Street, Honolulu, HI Register online at alumni.punahou.edu/reunion completed forms to reunion@punahou.edu or Fax completed forms to Deadline to register May 15, No refunds after May 15, REMINDERS AND RESOURCES Registration information and hotel rates online at alumni.punahou.edu/reunion Join us on Facebook! Punahou Class 1968 or website Alumni Celebration Exhibits for author and artist classmates. Contact Susan Miyabara smiyabara@punahou.edu Class Gift: Make your contribution at alumni.punahou.edu/givenow. 68 class merchandise at alumni.punahou.edu/reunion and click the Reunion Merchandise button. Deadline to purchase merchandise is May 2. We look forward to seeing you in June! Your Class of th Reunion Committee

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3 Questions? Class Chairs: Activity Inquiries: Gift Inquiries: Pamela Rickard Fern Linda Sutton 74 Torres Patti Horii 84 Oshiro Alumni Relations Team Alumni Relations Team p p Tim Wong Class Gift Chair: Dale Kamisugi Bordner Gloria Kosasa Gainsley Jan Luke Loo Robin Midkiff

4 PUNAHOU SPONSORED EVENTS ARE INDICATED IN BLUE Tuesday, June 5, DIM SUMTUOUS LUNCH 11:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. Mandalay Restaurant, 1055 Alakea Street, Downtown Honolulu Cost: $25 per person A classic selection of Chinese Dim Sum dishes, served in an elegant atmosphere. Tea & water included. No host bar. Casual aloha attire. Parking at Bishop Square, across the street from the restaurant (sorry, no validation for lunch). Wednesday, June 6, SERVICE PROJECT 9 11 a.m. The Lily Pond, Punahou School Cost: Sweat labor Malama our lily pond, the na au of our school; remove the invasive species and other unwanted and unhealthy substances; wear old clothes, garden gloves and water footwear, plan on getting wet TANTALUS HIKE AND BROWN BAG LUNCH Noon Pu u Ualaka a State Park, 2760 Round Top Drive, Honolulu We will meet at the Park after our service project. Bring a brown bag lunch and sufficient beverage (alcohol not allowed at the Park) for your lunch and the hike, water recommended. Wear good walking shoes; if you are susceptible to mosquito bites, long sleeve shirt and long pants, recommended, hats/caps optional; there are several trails of various degrees of difficulty that may be used. The Park lookout offers one of the best, if not the best view of Honolulu. NOTE: The location of this venue may be changed.

5 Wednesday, June 6, 2018 (continued) PUNAHOU ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETINGS AND AWARDS CEREMONY 5 7:30 p.m. President s Pavilion, Punahou School Cost: $15, includes heavy pūpū and refreshments Celebrate our distinguished PAA award recipients. *An invitation will be sent out in May when awardees are announced. Thursday, June 7, 2018 Punahou School sponsored community service projects. Adults only with preference given to reunion alumni. Space is limited. HAKIPU U STREAM RESTORATION AREA AND LO I SERVICE PROJECT 8 a.m. - noon Kualoa Ranch, Kualoa, O ahu Cost: $5, includes bus transportation to and from Punahou School Spend time in stunning Hakipu u Valley working either in the lo i or stream restoration. Bus departs from Punahou School s Palm Drive at 8 a.m. and returns at noon. All participants must ride the chartered bus. ROCKY HILL SERVICE PROJECT 8:45 11:45 a.m. Rocky Hill, Punahou School Join Punahou Outdoor Education teachers Shelby Ho 01 and Andy Nelson in clearing Pu u o Mānoa, Rocky Hill of invasive species and cultivate native vegetation for out planting on Oahu. ALUMNI CELEBRATION 4:30 5:30 p.m. The new Sidney and Minnie Kosasa Community for Grades 2-5 Self-guided walking tours with informational stops 5:30 8 p.m. Learning Commons in Cooke Library and the Academy Quad, Punahou School Connect with alumni from all classes. Enjoy ono food and drink, alumni entertainment, art, authors, and class memorabilia. Meet representatives from Punahou Alumni Association chapters worldwide. Adults only.

6 Friday, June 8, CLASS BANQUET 5:30 10:30 p.m. Hale Koa Hotel, Banyan Tree Showroom, 2055 Kalia Road, Waikiki Cost: $75 per person, only prepaid reservations will be honored, no walk-ins Adult only (21 years +) Full buffet (see eboard for menu); No host bar; Live band; aloha attire; come prepared to have a good time; chit chat to your hearts content; dance, yes, dance; renew old friendships and make new ones!! Saturday, June 9, 2018 PUNAHOU ALUMNI LŪ AU HOSTED BY THE CLASS OF 1994 and 50 th Reunion Schedule Rice Field, Punahou School Cost: $35 per person. Ticket required. Space is limited. Dinner will be served to the Class of 1968 Class photo: $18 per photo ($20 per photo if mailed outside the U.S.). Mail order only. No on-site pickup. 2:15 p.m. Class photo at Dillingham Hall steps 3 4 p.m. Memorial Service, Thurston Memorial Chapel 4:15 5 p.m. 50 th Reunion Class President s Reception at the home of President Jim Scott 70 and his wife Maureen Dougherty 71 Scott 5:20 p.m Class parade to the Lū au Tent 5:40 9 p.m. Lū au dinner service, program and entertainment Henry Kapono Kaaihue 67 and Friends Sunday, June 10, FAMILY PICNIC 11:30 a.m. 4 p.m. Dave and Ely Lundquist s Home, Kakaina Street, Waimanalo Class Ohana gathering; Casual; Bring you own brown bag lunch and alcoholic drinks. Dave and Ely, in addition to their home, will be providing salads and desserts; non-alcoholic drinks; condiments; paper goods and plastic ware; a grill and a limited number of chairs, tables and tents. If able, please bring chairs/ground covering, etc., for your use.

7 ID # NAME: ADDRESS: CITY, STATE, ZIP: Tel #: Cell #: Please indicate any corrections to your contact information. Guest Name: Class Year (if Punahou alumnus): (Please PRINT) I need special parking and assistance on campus *Please indicate # attending even if there is no cost/no host. EVENTS Description 1968 Dim Sumtuous Lunch Tuesday, June 5 11:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. Mandalay Restaurant A classic selection of Chinese Dim Sum dishes, served in an elegant atmosphere. Tea & water included. No host bar. Casual aloha attire. Cost # Attending $25 $ Total 1968 Service Project Wednesday, June a.m. The Lily Pond, Punahou School Malama our lily pond, the na au of our school; remove the invasive species and other unwanted and unhealthy substances; wear old clothes, garden gloves and water footwear, plan on getting wet Tantalus Hike and Brown Bag Lunch Wednesday, June 6 Noon Pu u Ualaka a State Park, 2760 Round Top Drive Bring a brown bag lunch and sufficient beverage (alcohol not allowed at the Park) for your lunch and the hike, water recommended. Wear good walking shoes; if you are susceptible to mosquito bites, long sleeve shirt and long pants, recommended, hats/caps optional. Punahou School sponsored community service projects. Adults only with preference given to reunion alumni. Space is limited. Hakipu u Lo i Service Project Thursday, June 7 8 a.m. noon Kualoa Ranch Spend time in stunning Hakipuʻu Valley working either in the loʻi or stream restoration. Bus departs from Punahou School s Palm Drive at 8 a.m. and returns at noon. All participants must ride the chartered bus. $5 $ Rocky Hill Service Project Thursday, June 7 8: a.m. Rocky Hill, Punahou School Join Punahou Outdoor Education teachers Shelby Ho 01 and Andy Nelson in clearing Pu u Mānoa, Rocky Hill of invasive species and cultivate native vegetation for out planting on O ahu.

8 EVENTS Description Cost # Attending Total Alumni Celebration Thursday, June 7 Punahou School 4:30 5:30 p.m. Self-guided walking tour with information stops The new Sidney and Minnie Kosasa Community for Grades 2-5 5:30 8 p.m. Celebration, Learning Commons in Cooke Library and Academy Quad Connect with alumni from all classes. Enjoy ono food and drink, alumni entertainment, art, authors, and class memorabilia. Meet representatives from Punahou Alumni Association chapters worldwide. Adults only Class Banquet Friday, June 8 5:30 10:30 p.m. Hale Koa Hotel, Banyan Tree Showroom Full buffet; No host bar; Live band; aloha attire; come prepared to have a good time; chit chat to your hearts content; dance, yes, dance; renew old friendships and make new ones!! Only prepaid reservations will be honored, no walk-ins Memorial Service Saturday, June 9 3 p.m. Thurston Memorial Chapel, Punahou School th Reunion President s Reception Saturday, June 9 4:15 p.m. President s Home, Punahou School Alumni Lū au Saturday, June 9 Rice Field, Punahou School No-host bar opens at 4:30 p.m. Dinner service begins at 5:40 p.m. Tickets required Family Picnic Sunday, June 10 11:30 4 p.m. Dave and Ely Lundquist s Home, Kakaina Street, Waimanalo Class Ohana gathering; Casual; Bring you own brown bag lunch and alcoholic drinks. $75 $ $35 $ Class Photos Description Cost Quantity Total 1968 Class Photo Saturday, June 9 2:15 p.m. Dillingham Hall steps, Punahou School 8 x 10, Domestic Postage $18 $ 8 x 10, International Postage $20 $ Reunion Class Gift Give now in support of our class gift! Your gift will be directed to the Punahou Fund. Questions or other gift directions contact Patti Oshiro poshiro@punahou.edu or $ Grand Total $ Payment Information Payment is enclosed. (Please make checks payable to Punahou Class of 1968) Please charge my Visa MasterCard American Express Card Number Expiration Date / CVV# Cardholder Name Signature