1980

KA MOE* UHANE

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Maryknoll High School

1402 Punahou Street
Honolulu, Hawaii 96822
Volume XLV

Each of us at Maryknoll
High School is like a cub

in the wild, exploring
the world little by

little. We start at first
cautiously, then as our
curiosity grows by leaps
and bounds, we find our
way into every imagi­

nable situation.

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TABLE
OF
CONTENTS

Freshmen .... 6

Sophomores . . 16

Juniors

Faculty ..... 36

Activities . . . 44
Sports .... 64
Organizations . SB
Seniors .... 122
Ads........................ 158

The newness of this
environment is both intri­

guing and intimidating.

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FRESHMEN
1983

Acoba, Michael Cashmen, ThomasChinen , Ronnie Chun, Lianne Chun, Susan Conching, Mark
Chun, Michele Cody, Denise Cutler, Ari
Andersen, Kim Chan, Dion Ching, Garett

Bonawitz, Dirk Chang, Gregory chock, Kelly

Brosnan, Mary Chang, Jo Ann Choy, Raymond

Byrne, Kathleen Chang, Tammy Chun, Darrin

Cambonga, Todd Chee, Clayton Chun, Eric

Campos, Shana Chinen, Rodney Chun, Joseph

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"We're singing, in the rain."

Enter-the Frosh!

The opening of school
marked the arrival of the
youngest division, the Fresh­
men. They were off to a won­
derful start with smiling
faces that didn't yet show
the constant worries that
plague Maryknoll veterans.
Eventually, though, they too
were faced with all the prob­
lems that love to prey on
students. But even through
all the trying experiences of
high school, the Class of '83
proved that they could stick
to it.

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Cyr, Victoria 'Dung, Keith Gibson, Maria Gnagy, Pamela Gomes, Greenen, Brett Hayselden,

Dalit, Edgar Fernandez, Elizabeth Janine

Davies, Daniel Scott

DeMattos, Flair, Yvette

Michael Fong, Myrna

De Mello, Carol Freitas,

Denis, Jeffrey Phyllis

Domondon, LianaFujii, Carlynn

Furutani, Denys

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Circle of Friends

Imagine going to school
one morning anticipating a
fun-filled day. Impossible?
Not if you were one of the
lucky Freshmen. The annual
Frosh Field Day was full of
activities. Everyone really
got into the spirit of it by
participating in football,
soccer, tug-of-war, and the
’’caterpillar". By the end of
the day. the Class of '83 ob­
tained a sense of unity and
became a closer "circle of
friends".

Henderson, SeanHiu, Sharon Horner, Alfred Huihui , SabrinaJacobsen, ShaneKaleikini, Kennedy, Timothy
Hewahewa, KevinHoo, Edward
Hoshida, Deanna Ishida, MichaelJudd, Daune Michael Keola, Joseph

Kaaihue, JosephKam, Stephanie Kim, Sylvia

Kemp, Michele

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Koike, Lei Lehmann, Kelly Lum Jamie Manayan, Loren McGuire, Aaron
Lum Karen
Kunimitsu, Leong, Carol Lum Stephen Matsuda, Jill McLane, Sean
Metzgar, Heidi
Carrie Linn, Kellie McCarthy,

Kuratani, Jon Loftus, Shay
Lam , Andrea। Loo, Valerie
Lau Kong, Heidi Luke, Lisa
Lee, Marylin Lukowicz, Kym

Lee , Sue

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Star Struck Frosh

With Acquaintance Week, a
cloud of excitement tinged
with nervousness descended
upon the Freshmen. But once
the fun started all signs of
anxiety quickly disappeared.
Rowdy Frosh were invited to
participate in activities cre­
atively inspired by the theme
"Hollywood Stars". By the end
of the week, Frosh discovered
who the real stars of MHS’
Acquaintance Week were...all
the members of the Freshman
Class of 1983!

Meusch, Joel Moritsugu, Faye
Min, Lisa Nakamoto, Dan
Miyashiro, Nakamura,

Duane Leinani

Moore, Gys Nakata, Stuart

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Frosh Dazzle ’Em

Adorned in silver and
blue, the Frosh were daz­

zling on stage. Their
ringing voices filled Rog­
ers Hall with enough cheer

to ring in the Christmas
season for everyone. Like
the tinsel draped on their
shoulders, the Class of !83
shone with such warmth that

the audience could truly
feel their Christmas aloha.

Their appealing perform­
ance gave an indication of

their promising future.

Povich, Marvin Ramirez, Salcedo, Sellitto, Tino Sterling, Texeira, Tsukazaki, Lee

Price, Thaine Cynthia victoria Sharsh, Maddie Pamela Christine Tsushima, Marie
Samson, Tupua,
Raffa, Joseph Reed, Natalie Shizuru, Sullivan, Joel Thomas, Ben
Lorraine Gurtrenda
Rosa, Hailama Sato, Vicki Matthew Sullivan, KevinThomas, Greg

Siracusa, Sullivan, Tom, Michele

Michael PatriciaTom, Peter

Smith, Paul Sung, Sandra Tong, Diana

Soong, Tai, Jodi Tseu, Lori

Micheline Tamura, James

Spotts, Jackie

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Watson, Brad Wong, Shari Yano, Tammy

Won, Tracey-Ann Woods, Sabrina Yen, Jason

Wong, Dorothy Yamada, Lori Yoshino, Andrea

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We find many little
surprises along the way

and we learn the
meaning of getting

involved.

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SOPHOMORES

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Sophs Make Ah Choy, Kyle Alamillo, Jana Arquero, Terri Borza, Mary j 3:
Bi
an Impression Ah Yuen, Betty Anand, Sanjay Au, David Boyle, David,

Fresh and eager, looking Aku, Earle AntenorcruZj Bobay, Caren
for fun and excitement, the
Sophomore Class of 1982 turned Maria

MHS upside down with its
spunky approach to life.
Sophs entered the year with
bright ideas and nervous ener­
gy. This combination made
them quite a handful, but as
the year progressed, these
traits won them respect. With
hard work and enthusiasm, the
super Sophs made a lasting im­
pression on Maryknoll life.

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Brash, Faith Byrne, Frank Candia, Michael Chinn, Ling-Su Chun, Brad Dias, Suzanne Esmeralda, Elden
Burke, Patty Cambre, Tracy Chang, Donna Chong, Stacey Chun, Michele Domondon, LauraFabro, Betsy

le, Chun, Patrick Dougherty, SaraFanciullo, Steven

Chun, Duarte, Devon Fernandez, Bill

Stephanie Dunaway, Ferreira, Cecelia

Chung, Michael Rowenna Fletcher, Francis

Corpus, Rhonda Edwards, Garma , Alfredo

Costa, Karen Carole

Erb, Lisa

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Sophs Keep

the Tradition

Thanksgiving has always
been a traditional holiday
at Maryknoll, and the high-
spirited Sophomores continued
the tradition of sharing with
others. The entire division
contributed to the menu, con­
stantly suggesting and re­
jecting ideas. After careful
planning, the many assorted
foods were supplied by the
class and placed into bas­
kets. These decorative bas­
kets were offered during the
special Thanksgiving mass.

Goo, Michele Hew, Jackie Hokama, Anne ,Julian, Toby Kam, Lori Ann Kamahele, Kaya, Ryan
Kam, Sydney
Goo, Rochelle Ho, Alan Horio, Kevin Kam, Karen Robert Kim, Anna
Hayes, Jean
Hess, Julie Ho, Marcie Horner, Anne Kanalz, Jeff

Hogarty, Ellen Ishikawa, Shawn

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Kirby, Yvette Komine, Howard Kubo, Kathy

iva,";:"'Kishaba,’ , , Kozuma; DarrellLamitie, James
Ei Anna Richard

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Lan, Juliana Lee, Loren Leong, Joli Leong, Ricky Liddle, David Linn, Danny Locricchio, Tim
Leong, Mary- Lewis, Cindy
Lee, Kimo Lee, Stuart

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A Stocking

Full of Sophs

Something happens in the
month of December. It's a
season when the child comes
out in everyone. Members of
the Class of '82 were no ex­
ception. Excited Sophomores
eagerly waited for Santa's
annual visit to Rogers Hall.
His arrival was marked by a
shower of candy, one rein­
deer, and squeals of delight.
Sophs joined in the fun
wholeheartedly and were re­
warded with gifts of candy
from Santa.

Loui , Denise Low, Lenora Luke, Franchon Mew, Cindy Oya, Kelvin Passas, Terri Prestidge, Liz
rirffl Lum, Patty
Madlener, Mike Moritsugu,
Mau, Mary
McCarthy, Lisa Bl.ake-
McCune, Marie
Mendes, Karen Naito, Marla

Nakagawa, Scott

Nguyen, Alice

Nguyen, Emile

Ohta, Melissa

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Spirit of '82

The Sophs made Home-
coming 1980 a spirited
event by participating in

all the events. They
wasted no time, but con­

centrated all their ef­
forts in whatever they

were doing. Spirit con­
tests and the float com­

petition were greeted
with excitement. Their
refreshing eagerness and
sense of fun allowed the

Sophomores to make the
most of Homecoming.

Price, Darrell Sato, Traci Siu, Monica So. Peter
Rapoza, Luana ^res, |,|
Relator, Desi Sharsh, Gloria Smith, Allen
Robb, Mollie
Shimabukuro, Smith, Maria

Lori Snodgrass,

Simmons, Caroline

Chanelle

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So, Peter Stogsldill, Tagawa, Francis Tanaka, Stacie Thomas, Chris Unciano, Wright, Duane
Soares, Mary Kevin Tanaka, Nathan Tateishi, Kirk Tom, Lisa
Caroline Young, Laurie
Sumida, Scot
Tom, Patrick Watanabe. , Young, Kirk

Tom, Paul CarricYoung, Summer

Tonkin, Tim Wildermuth, Zablan, Michele

Ueno, Tracie Paul.Zeiler,

Umiamaka, Dana Wong, Gabriel Mari Ann

Wong, Howard Zerbe, John

Wong, Lisa

Wong, Missy

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We become more familiar
with our surroundings

and soon forget our fears.

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Juniors show their
artistic talents.

, V.Pres. H.
Chang, Back

Abamonga, Acoba, Jodee Cabanilla, Carvalho, Edith -I’.W
T ammy Chang, Andrea
Karen Arakawa, hame of
Michelle Cachero, Nora
Abbott, Gordon
Calana, B.J.
Abundo, Heidi Borza, Eddie

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Juniors in Motion

It has been said that a
rolling stone gathers no
moss. This timeless proverb
describes the Class of '81
exactly. Under the motivat­
ing leadership of their di­
vision officers, the Juniors
have constantly been on the
move. Participating in
school activities, they
wasted no time in idleness.
Their first few weeks were
an indication of the Jun­
iors' determination to make
the '79-'80 school year one
of their best.

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Chang, Donna Chee, Sandra Chow, Donna Choy, Cyrus Chun, Julius Davies, Thomas
Chang, Lin -inn Ching, David Chow, Corinne
Chang, Norman Choo, Chun, Chris Chun, Sharon Duarte, Gerald
Chow, Lee Chun, Chung, Ellen Dunaway, Roslynn
Stephanie Conrad, Fabro, Edwin
Elizabeth
Chun, Celeste

Marlene

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Juniors

Stack It Up

Ever heard of wall-to-
wall newspapering? No? Prob­

ably because this trend was
only recently discovered in
selected classrooms at Mary­
knoll High--Junior homerooms
to be exact! The idea of re­
cycling newspapers was enthu­
siastically received by all.

Proof of their involvement
was the total amount of pa­
pers that they collected for

the first delivery. It
weighed in at almost two

tons!

Fletcher, Gifford, Goo, Mathew Goo, Lianne Gouvea, Dale Gouveia, Scott Hamill, Tracy
Susan James

Fonseca,

Desiree
Fontanilla,

Dina
Freitas, Ella

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Hee, Teryn Ho, Lynn Horner, John How, Clifford Huver, Sue Irvine, Kanani Ishikawa, Tessie
Anne Kaanaana, Shawna

Kam, Shelly
Kimura, Hitomi
Kishaba, Brian
Koike, Daniel
Kunimune, Lea

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Kyi, Serena Libkuman, Mabe, Kolin Madrid, Regina Mariani, Mattos, Cheryl McGuire, Kelan

Lagundimao, Michael Jeanne Minford, Chris
Loui, Regina
Adrian Lum, Carolyn Moore, Lewis
Lam, Cara-Ann Lum, Debra
Lam, Jon Moriki, Jean
Larsen, Greg
Lau, Allison Morishita,
Leong, Susan Teresa

Nakata, Paula

Nirei, Derek

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Nishimura, Ivan Juniors
Nishimura, Lori
.. Paresa, Marcie Ring Proud
? Perreira, Jo-Ann
Perry, Julie With the arrival of their
II' Ramirez , Kevin class ring’s, the Juniors were
fii Reitmeier, Kathy thrown into a high-spirited
state of confusion. After
let’ waiting anxiously to receive
them, proud Juniors couldn't
wait to show them off. Their
feelings of pride and excite­
ment were shared with the rest
of MHS as the traditional
turning of the rings com­
menced. The Class of '81 ac­
cepted their rings the same
way that every class before
them did--with pride!

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Merry Rittmeister, Sah, Donna Silva, Marty Sullivan,
Danny Salt, Laurie
Christmas to All Sarae, Shane Siu, Ann Mary Colleen
Rogers, Gary Scott, Sheryl
This year the Class of '81 Rogers, Ellen Severn, Todd Taki Lorraine
celebrated the International
Year of the Child. Dressed in Russell, Bill Sugano, Tamayc
a colorful array of costumes
representing children from dif­
ferent countries, the Juniors
festively decked the stage on
the night of Christmas Aloha.
They sang Christmas songs from
all over the world, bringing
with them a sense of kinship
between all people. The Jun­
iors truly practiced worldwide

harmony that night.

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Tom, Mary Wang, Karen Wong, Alice Wong, Iwalani Wong, Lauren Yee, Michelle
Upchurch, Wong, Jane Wong, Sharon Yoseda, Brenda
Wond, Heather Wong, Brian Wu, Andy Young, Mark
Be-Jay

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Sometimes we roam
too far for our own good,

and it’s nice to know
that there are helping

hands within reach.

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FACULTY

Faculty and Administration

HELP!!!

Did you ever have a problem,
and not know what to do about it?

Then suddenly you found the an­
swer... in the smiling faces of

the faculty and administration on
campus. Yes, this describes the
staff at Maryknoll High School
who are full of concern, under­
standing and patience. But stu­
dents not only go to the staff

for problems, they go to them for
friendship and companionship.

That's what makes MHS so special.
It's the unique relationship be­

tween the staff and the students,
one of mutual respect and admira­

tion .

ARUGA, LEI Social Studies

Japanese DAVIES, THOMAS

BALL, ED CAP Commander

Band DUNG, RUSSELL
Business Office
BELLINGER, FRAN
P.E., Science ESTOMAGO, PETER
Guidance Dept. Chairman,
BRENNAN, SR. ANGELA Counselor, Senate
Theology, Math

CORCORAN, ANDREW Advisor, P.E.

Vice-Principal, Senior FABRO, PELAGIO

Advisor, Discipline Groundskeeper
Board Chairman, Math,

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FERREIRA, LAVAINA School Nurse, Attendance Theology

Asst. Librarian Supervisor (manager) KALWINSKI, JOE

FLEGAL, RON HOWELL, IRENE Theology Dept. Chairman,

College Guidance Direc­ Registrar English, Theology

tor, Science Dept. Chair­ INGLIS, WALLY KAUFMANN, JARED
man, Science Social Studies Dept. Principal

GIBSON, NANCY Chairman, Social Studies KIMURA, LIANNE
English Resource Center JACKSON, BILL
Coordinator Social Studies

HANEY, MARIA Freshman Advisor, P.E., KIRIHARA, VICKI
Spanish Social Studies Math, Science

HORNER, MARGARET JACKSON, REV. JIM KUPAU, CYNTHIA
Chaplain, Counselor, Hawaiian

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I'm the Confucius of your time!"

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LEE, CAREN
Counselor
LEE, CHARLENE
Social Studies, Math
LEE, DIANE
Junior Advisor, English
LUCAS, FRANKIE
English
MARSHALL, LEO
Counselor
MARTIN, SR. MERCEDES
Librarian
MATHEIS, FR. JOSEPH
Administrator, Pastor
MATTOS, FRANK
English Dept. Chairman,
English
mcgarvey, sr. anne maura
Science Resource Center
Coordinator
McGEE, SR. BORGIA ANNE
Math Dept. Chairman,
Sophomore Advisor, Math
OGAN, BILL
Social Studies
OKUDA, JULIE
Japanese
PAIGE, DONNA
Art, English
POTTS, MARSHALL
Custodian
QUIGLEY, SR. RUTH
Math Resource Center
Coordinator, Math

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RITTMEISTER, JUDY Vice-Principal,
Secretary Athletic Director,
Social Studies, P.E.,
ROSSO, SR. DOLORES Detention Officer,
Executive Secretary, Campus Supervisor
Alumni Association
Coordi nator SILVA, GLENN
Language Dept. Chairman,
SALVADOR, SR. ROBERTA French, Social Studies
English
STEPP, TED
SANDLA, MARY BETH Theology
Humanities Dept. Chair­
man, English SWIFT, STEVEN
Science, PA Systems
SELLITTO, TONY

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Iiut WEEK GROCE SEP-

WATSON, JEAN WOODS, JEANETTE
Science Social Studies Resource
Center Coordinator
WIECK, KATHY
German.

WILLIAMS, GRACE
Math

WILSON, SR. GRACE
English

WONG, HARRY
Maintenance

WONG, JAMES
Math

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Finding time to play,
we discover that school
provides us with many
opportunities to express

our spirit in our own
unique ways.

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ACTIVITIES

Acquaintance Week'

The sun was out­ (D
shined as the many lumi­ </>
nous "stars" came out to

greet the Class of '83.
The school echoed with
shrieks of laughter as
the divisions made the

acquaintance of the Frosh
over baby bottles, paci­
fiers, diapers and bibs!
Once the zaniness of Ac­

quaintance Week began NO­
THING could dim the fun!
Hollywood may be able to
boast of having the most
stars, but MHS has the
brightest.

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