Ata Lafoia

160 Pages·1995·17.5 MB·English

by  Church College of Western Samoa

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1995 Yearbook
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Western Samoa
1995
PACIFICISLANDS
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1995
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1995
CONTENT PAGE
FirstPresidency 1
Temple & White House ofWestern Samoa 2
Church College of Western Samoa (CCWS) 3
Dedication 4
InMemoria 5-6
WhiteHouseCESAdministrators 7
Principal's Message 8
CCWSAdministrators 9-10
Physical Facility Plant 11-12
CCWS Teachers Day 13-14
Teachers 15-16
WelcomeDance 17-20
Year 13 Class 21-23
Who's Who 24-28
Year 12 Class 29-32
Most Preferred Dance/Night of Royalty 33-36
Year 11 Class 37-40
Band, Showcase, Choir 41-44
Year 10 Class 45-47
Community Service at Saanapu 48-53
Year9Class 54-57
Culture Day 58-62
Farewell to Principal Fruean 63-65
Netball 66-68
Rugby 69
Speech Competition 70-71
ScienceCompetition 72
High Honour & Honour Students 73-74
Field Day 75-80
ZoneB Meet 81-84
ChampofChamps 85-90
W. Samoa Flag DayCelebration 91-95
Kings College Singersfrom NZ 96-97
RicksCollege Dancersfrom USA 98-100
Community Service at Mulinuu 101-104
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CCWS
Community Serviceat 105-106
BYU Student - Teacher's Assembly 107-108
Bro Goodwin's Teachers' Awards 109
BYU Farewell Assembly 110-112
PDP Leaders Assembly 113-114
ApostleAssembly 115-116
PCC President Assembly 117-118
Crystal Band Performance 110-120
National FlowerGala Parade 121-122
Music Concert 123
Mini Mission Assembly 124
MondayMorning Flag RaisingAssembly 125
Vocational Education 126
Eld Barnes Drafting Competition 127
Graduation 1994 128-129
GraduationBall 1994 130-135
PrizeGiving 1994 136-137
Newspaperstories 138-141
Picnic at Matarewa Beach 142-143
Year11 Poetry 144-147
YearbookCommittee 148
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Autograph 149-152
FIRST PRESIDENCY OF
THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
President James E. Faust (Second Counselor),
President Gordon B. Hinckley, and President Thomas S. Monson (First Counselor)
Front - President Gordon B. Hinckley
Back L - R President Thomas S. Monson, and President James E,
Faust
SAMOA
TEMPLE OF W.
THE WHITE HOUSE
THE CHURCH COLLEGE OF WESTERN SAMOA
DEDICATED TO BRO ED KEALOHA KAMAUOHA
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Flense Faaliga wake us up when you're done.... "All you Monkeyfuia's, listen to me!"
It is Neither titles, wealth, nor appointed lustre which shall be the measure ofa man in the final Estate, but rather his
compassion, humility, and unselfish service to his fellow man which he will be remembered for on this world, and
exalted for in the next.
As a teacher and administrator, he never compromised his principles, and taught us not only in the secular subjects
which embrace moderneducation, but alsotaught us the higherconceptsofthespiritual condition through hisexample
and fortitude.
Brother Kamauoha has been an active memberofourschool system, spending his life in the strive to improve the life
and minds of the younger generation of our country in order to attain a more secure future. IIe was an exceptional
servant of the Lord and member of the church, never faltering in his faith as he went about his "Father's business".
Thisyear,ourannualschool Yearbook,AtaLafoia 1995, isdedicated tothelifeand memoryofBroEd KealohaKama,,
"as in a comma ofa sentence" Uo..." as in when you stop a horse" I la... "as in ha, ha, ha" whose serious demeanour
never cloaked his humanity and sense of humour.
As a member of this Earth, he has surely left a straight and glowing path for us all to follow, and our world is all the
better for having had Bro. Kamauoha among its citizens.
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