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Maui High School Foundation, Hall of Honor Banquet, Oct. 24, 2026

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The 15th annual Maui High School Foundation Hall of Honor Awards Banquet will take place at the Izumi “Shine” Matsui Athletic Center on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026 from 5:30 to 9 p.m. Doors open at 5 p.m.

Five people with impressive ties to the school will be honored during the event, including the following 2026 inductees:

  • Silversword Heritage Award: An alumnus who is distinguished in life and work — Ernest Takitani Sr., MHS Class of 1936.
  • Award of Excellence: An alumnus who has excelled in their field or profession — Jason Baum, MHS Class of 2003.
  • Spirit of Maui Award: An alumnus who significantly contributed to our community — Carol Reimann, MHS Class of 1979.
  • Inspiration Award: A faculty member (not necessarily an alumnus) past or present, who went above and beyond and has made a difference to the students of the school — Tia Joaquin, Academy Coordinator.
  • Saber Spirit Award: An individual (not necessarily an alumnus) who is an unsung hero to the school — Bruce Anderson, Retired Principal.

The Hall of Honor Awards Banquet is a major fundraiser for the Maui High School Foundation and has also grown to be a popular and highly anticipated celebration for the Saber community. 

Event sponsorships, ticket sales, silent auction, and program booklet advertising sales raise funds to support the Foundation in carrying out its mission to promote and foster the development of Maui High School. 

This annual Saber celebration offers a spirit-filled evening of inspiration and unity as the Hall of Honor builds upon the future of Maui High School by honoring its legacy.

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