MARYKNOLL SCHOOL February 26,2016 ‘Aloha Parents, ‘The 7th grade is excited about celebrating May Day at Maryknol. May Day occurs every other year and this year, we are honoring alumnae and OHA Trustee Haunani Apoliana, Clas of 1967. Sh Ins graciously selecied a mele composed by Dr. Larry ‘Kimura for the 7th graders to perform atthe event. We will dance the waltz to E Na Hawaii. Students have been partnered, and the waltz choreography practiced. We would like your help to make this a successful production. ‘The student attire will be formal—Hawaiian style. Iti not required to purchase brand now clothes, and we hope you have enough time to look for sale items that need to be purchased. Boys will wear a white collared, long sleeved shirts and black dress pants. They will be dancing barefoot, sono dress shoes are required. Boys will also wear at-leaf le. iris will wear an Aloha print tea-ength or longer dress mu'u ru'a (nothin straps, please). Girls wll also wear a fresh plumeria lei with flowers in their hai. ‘Asan Advisory activity, students will lam to weave t-eis and string flower leis. Here is where we need your help. We will ned ti-leaves and plumeria blossoms of any color, ‘except white because its the most fragile and bruises easily. We will need the t-leaves toward the end of April andthe flowers the Wednesday before May Day. Please let your ‘homeroom teacher know if you can help with donating ti-leaves and flowers. ‘Thank you for your continued support. We will keep you informed asthe day approaches. Until then, if you have any questions, please contact your child's homeroom. teacher, Mahalo, ‘Mr. Gordon Kor, 7A Mrs. Kathleen Perreira, 78, ‘Mrs, Margot Adair, 7C ‘Mrs, Toni Nishida, 7D ‘Marykaolichoolorg | 95240 | 1526 Alexander St, Honoluls, Hi 966224940