1980

ORGANIZATIONS

97

Members of the Student 2
Leaders Organization raised Q

the curtain on a new scene cn
this fall. They wrote the CD
script of events and set the (D
mood for the year. Students
played the lead roles, but Mr. A. Corcoran, Mr. W. Inglis, T.
without the proper planning,
the year wouldn't have been

quite the success it was!
At one corner of the

scene was the Discipline
Board, made up of four stu­
dents and five faculty mem­
bers. Their purpose was to
instill a sense of personal

responsibility in students
and maintain good order.

Their time and effort paid
off, creating a brighter at­

mosphere at MHS.

SLO/D iscipline Board

-------- ----- L. PfMttiigi, 1 . 1 Watanabe, h. Chow, C. Lam,

D. Shimabukuro, A. Chang, D. Davies. Missing: N. Lum.

98

? , Apand,
" J. M.a-

T. Stepp,
Young.

STUDENT LEADERS ORGANIZATIONS

Student Body Senate

The 1979-80 Student
Body Senate was the lead­
ing force in what turned
out to be a year of
changes. The Senate
worked long hard hours
during the summer evalu­
ating the MHS constitu­
tion and making the nec­
essary changes. These
modifications improved
communications not only
between students and stu­
dents but also students
and teachers. The Senate
was also responsible for
the election of homeroom
officers, lunch line su­
pervision, and daily an­
nouncements .

99

JAPANESE CLUB: Pres. D. Chow,
Sec. T. Ishikawa, Treas. M. Mau,

Hawaiian Club

Living in Hawaii, we

are fortunate to be sur­ tn

rounded by so many dif­

ferent and exciting cul­

tures. However, we

should also be aware and

appreciative of our own

unique culture. The o
Hawaiian Club brought to

life our rich heritage

and shared it with the

entire student body.

They were actively in­ Q

volved in the spectacular

Aloha Week program, which

was just another way of Q
showing their Hawaiian

spirit. The Hawaiian

Club carried on the tra­

dition of "aloha".

100

V.Pres. V. Agena, Some people think
advisor Miss L. Aruga.
o that Japan is a distant
and exotic place. The
members of the Japanese

□ Club took the opportunity
to experience the true
Japan without actually
being there. With many

O projects to keep them
busy, the members "lived"
Japan. The entire school
also became involved with

8 the Japanese Club through
their hot dog sales and
their performance during

<75 Foreign Language Week.
With the Japanese Club in
residence, MHS can proud­

< ly say that it has it's
own little "slice" of
Japan.

Japanese Club

101

France--land of (D
the Eiffel Tower, Champs

Elysees, and outdoor
cafes... The French Club

did its best to capture
the spirit and beauty of
this country and its peo­

ple. Energetic members
were brought together by
their mutual interest in
French language and cul­
ture. They enthusiasti­
cally participated in the
Foreign Language Week as­

sembly in an effort to
share some of their in­
terest with thv rest of

MHS.

French Club

FRENCH CLUB.: Pres. K? Wang,
T. Morishi- ta-, advisor

102

V.Pres. L. Kam and
Mr. G. Silva.

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Spanish/German Clubs

Hawaii--the "melting
pot" of the Pacific--what
better place to bring to­
gether the cultures of
the world? The German
and Spanish Clubs took
advantage of their unique
location and encouraged
students to explore the
diverse backgrounds and
customs of Spain and Ger­
many. By giving Mary­
knoll students a taste
of these exciting foreign
cultures, the German and
Spanish Clubs helped to
make this blend we call
Hawaii a little richer.

103

Liturgy Committee

The feeling of being

close to God is an expe­

rience that not everyone

has shared. The Liturgy

Committee's main purpose

was to bring spiritual

light into the lives of

MHS students. Members

tried to do this by plan­

ning school liturgies,

organizing retreats, and

scheduling masses for

clubs and homerooms in

the Upper Room. By let­

ting their lights shine cn
on Maryknoll’s entire

student body, Liturgy

Committee members helped

to spark other flames

othroughout the school.

104

"Do a good turn for

the sake of being help­

ful." This saying best

describes the caring

piembers of Hui Kokua.

They gave of themselves

unselfishly, devoting

their time and energy to

lending a helping hand.

Members did their best

to reach out to the poor

and the handicapped.

o Among the many projects
that Hui Kokua sponsored
were the Halloween Can­
dy Drive, the Christmas

HARC party, and the Wai­

□ anae Christmas party.
With good intentions and
hard work, Hui Kokua
CD helped to make 1979-80 a

little brighter for

everyone involved.

Hui Kokua

105

o

(D

This year's Assembly z
Committee has broadened <D
its horizons. During the u
school year they concen­ o
trated their efforts on o
improving our school as­
semblies. They wanted to
make the assemblies in­
formative but at the same
time entertaining. They
made their debut with a
career motivation talk by
Andy Bumatai which kept

every student roaring
with laughter. This was
only the beginning of the
Assembly Committee's in­

novative handiwork.

Assembly Committee

106

Service Committee

Mechanical genius

and a lot of hard work is

I what it took to get the
microphones, speakers,

CN and every piece of equip­
ment set up for each as­
■ sembly. The Service

Club could be seen work­

ing diligently at the

U) stage putting everything

in order. Without the

aid of this club, it

w would have been virtually
impossible to put on the

0) many productions which
took place over the year.

They played a vital role

in making the idea of an

assembly a reality.

107

Everyone has experi­
enced an attack of stage­
fright at one time or an­
other, and members of the

Speech Club proved to be
no exceptions to the

rule. But the determined
members fought to over­

come their fright. They
practiced endlessly, mem­

orizing stories and ex­
cerpts then performing

their speeches at various
meets. From the entire
speech experience, mem­
bers of the Speech Club

ogained literary knowl­

edge, tips on public
speaking, and most impor­

tantly self-confidence
Speech Club

*

108

Chi Rho Knoller

Getting the presses

rolling and keeping them

rolling were the major

objectives of the Chi Rho

Knoller staff. These

young journalists were

able not only to develop

their writing abilities,

but to experience the

trials and tribulations

of being on a newspaper

staff. Working under

pressure, they gained a

tn sense of responsibility
and the importance of

time. Staffers also

gained practical experi­

ence in writing and using

graphics.

IPr^Ruth finds time to smile
despite her Chi Rho duties.

109

Who said the big CH ___
band era was dead? At
Maryknoll the love and and

appreciation of music 3
lives on in the high
tJ
school band. Composed of
both high school Q

grade school students, —
the band met during
rt
eighth periods to prac-
tice and play. They made Q

their debut during the
annual Christmas assem-
bly. Their performance
reflected the long hours

of practice and patience,
proving that the spirit
of music is very much
alive.

Band

Glee Club

The MHS Glee Club
started the year off
right on key! Their per­
formances in Rogers Hall
and at Arcadia were only
the barest indications of
their promising talent.
As the year progressed,
their self-confidence
grew. This was due to
the practice they put in
and the positive re­
sponses they received
from their audiences.
Their poise and stage pre­
sence were definitely to
their advantage, as the
Glee Club ended their an­
nual run on a high note.

111

4

If "Macho, macho men..." CIVIL AIR
brella,
Civil Air Patrol

Maryknoll's Civil
Air Patrol program has
always prided itself in

saying that it's been
responsible for producing

quite a collection of
responsible young adults.

This year was no excep­
tion. CAP'S twenty-three

members learned a lot a-
bout themselves and about

working with others.
Cadets also developed a
sense of leadership and
grew in self-respect and

self-discipline. CAP
helped to lay the founda­

tions for the firm char­
acters of mature and con­

scientious individuals.

112

Representing Mary­
knoll was a hard task to
take on, but it was a
challenge. The Inter­
school Committee accepted
the challenge and tried
to promote better rela­
tionships between public
and private schools all
over the island. Members
shared information about
the different schools,
comparing and exchanging
notes which shed some in­
teresting light on the
strengths and weaknesses
of Maryknoll.
Interschool Committee

113

The Dance committee _
was proud to entertain
MHS by providing monthly Q

dances throughout the W
year. Members showed G
their dedication by giv-
ing up numerous lunch- •
times and after school •
hours in order to plan
action-packed fun-filled
nights. Planning in-

eluded advertising
through posters, printing

tickets, and most impor-
tantly--scheduling the

Mobile Disco. Thanks to
this committee, MHS stu-
dents were able to "Rock

the Night Away".

Dance Committee

J

114

Prom Committee

Creativity, imagina­
tion, and the ability to
handle the last-minute
rush are characteristics
that every Prom committee
member should have. The
designing of the Winter
Ball and Jr./Sr. Prom
took many long hours at
the drawing board. The
drafting of these
projects involved reserv­
ing a room and choosing
favors, bids, and center­
pieces. The final events
were completed success­
fully only because of the
Prom Committee.

115

President Carol Lam introduces
her new energy plan.

Spirit Committee

Who was appreciated tn
the most for making this
</>
year one of the best? (D
The Spirit Committee!!
This vivacious group gen­

erated an abundance of
spirit which spread

throughout the entire
school. Acquaintance
Week, Christmas Spirit
Day, and Homecoming were
just a few of the many
fun-packed projects that
they planned in order to
get the whole student
body involved. They were

always ready to help
break up the monotony of

school work.

116

to stir the paint?!" The Pep Club donned
a new image this year.
They accepted the privi­
lege and responsibility
of being a standing com­
mittee. The fun-loving
members had the task of
being the public rela­
tions "firm" of MHS.
They promoted school
spirit by selling ribbons
and T-shirts and adverti­
sing events. Communica­
ting through newspapers,
posters, television and
radio, they informed the
student body of all
school related events.

Pep Club

■or31 Roberta Salvador.

117

Maryknoll's Math
Club soared to new
heights this year. Their
success was due mainly to
their intense prepara­
tions prior to each meet.
Three times a week mem­
bers met during first
period. They worked out
sample problems to im­
prove their basic skills
and to cultivate speed
and accuracy. Although
these exercises took
time, they really paid
off in the end--as the
Math Club's rankings at
the many meets proved.

Math Club

118

Sec. L. Tam, Trea. Colleen Sullivan, advisor Mrs. G. Williams.

NHS

During the 1979-80

tn school year, the National

Honor Society concentra­
ted on extending its ser­
vices to Maryknoll High
School. They tried to
make this year one of
their most productive and
started it off with a
school-wide backgammon
tournament. NHS was also

o responsible for providing
scholarships to students
with high academic
achievements. In these

0 ways members proved their
worth as a community ser­
vice club.

cn

119

Yearboo k "...wasn’t it all worth it?!” J

120

197-9-80 KA MCjf ' |ANE STAFF: head editor Lisa Ishikawa, assistant
editors Haioe- ristol and Corinne Wong, advisor Miss Ch. Lee.

"Eat yearbook, breathe yearbook, and live yearbook!" That was the
motto of the 1979-80 Ka Moe' Uhane Staff. Dedicated members of the
staff discovered that yearbook was not only painstaking, unending work,
but also a time to get to know new and old friends better. Yearbook
meant getting a group of people together for a year to work as a unit.
Many people don't realize the hardships this staff endured m order to
get a yearbook out on time and still have a presentable finished pro­
duct. They gained a sense of ultimate accomplishment with every little
task they performed. Their deepest satisfaction and pride came,
however, whenever a smile resulted from their handiwork. It's been
said that a book lasts forever, but in this.case, it's the feeling of

friendship that grew between staffers that is timeless.

121

Finally, we discover
that we have reached the
point where Maryknoll has

given us all it can. We
have outgrown it and must

now move on...

122

SENIORS 1980

123





uonna uaiiiic runup uenena miviii uarrei Iriuia main

I Michael Denise Maria Carlton Kevin Robin Yuria Robert

living, and losing. We'Ve had four years to share the pain and excitement oj
growing up and to forge strong bonds based on mutual respect and friendship.
Remember our freshman year? Ghat rtas the year for changes,starting all
oVer again and trying to fit in. Sophomore year ran a little smoother. We

discovered all the hang outs and interesting characters that rtere our class­
mates. We started branching out, looking ahead instead of just living for the
moment. 7lnd then, all too soon, rte rtere Seniors, faced rtith the reality of
exploring the unlimited possibilities of the future. So the four years haVe
ended and rte can’t go back. Rut the times rte’Ve spent together, the laughter
and the tears rte’Ve shared, rtill alrtays remain a part of us.

“<R’s rthen our trails are ended, rte most easily forget. Rut our
friendship never ceases; our loVe shorts no regret.”

DO yOU KEMEM&EK?

Ct

Teri Martha Kathy Laurence Carol Fran Joseph David

Pnaiti Vathanino niaudia Vicki Zjrtnn

rauia FFWcW ArturOW Dr00Ku wenay uereK crwin nenurd

Cathy Stuart Theresa Jack Weilyn Nadine Karin
Linda Charissa Dane Nicholas Mari-Jo Anthony Darilene Gordean Joe Teri Lisa

Carole Lisa Chris Garret Patrick Isabella Lori Beverly Albert Mariann
Cindy Kathleen Sheri Linda Eric Michael Ricky Fumi

./am ___ I. Hnr.n Karan Jaff Xanrira Haidee Richard

Velvet Ann M. Agena

The grand essentials to
happiness in this life are..
some thing to do, something
to love and something to
hope for....-Joseph Addison-
MUCH LOVE AND THANKS TO:Norm
PaulaKeITeriVicLisaJoeMomDad
&family.TO ALL MY FRIENDS &
THE CLASS OF 80 TAKE CARE!
MISS YOU ALL! WITH LOVE-VEL-

Brooke Alexander

Your friends will know you
better in the first minute

you meet than your
acquaintances will know you

in a thousand years.
mjbdaddyamywansanfrankolofly
flintshawnklumnishjengklross
markusbrucemcdeedfhi-board8G

iloveyou

Mark Kazuo Bradley

THE REWARD OF A THING WELL
DONE IS TO HAVE DONE IT.

RALPH WALDO
EMERSON

Denise Louise Bolos Haidee Cruz Bristol

In time I'll change Lord, I have a song to sing.
And you and the currents of Help me to sing it. I have a
our lives, dream to make real. Help me
But this moment will never to do it. I have myself to
fade, be. Help me to be all that I
This moment and you are... can be. When I stop singing
or forget my dreams, help me
Unforgettable... to begin again...MomDadCoco
Thanks Grandma & Grandpa and LisJoKathJoeNormanJulius Zoo
to:katcaroleteri luritobonnie Gang. . . ILOVEYOU.’Rich. . . 7-me-
and especially to Bill

Cindy L. A. Carreira Sandra Ann Chang

All that we see or seem WE'PE TOGETHER IN OUR MINDS
Is But a dream within a WE'VE BEEN TOGETHER FOR A
LONG, LONG TIME
Dream. WE'VE GOT DIRECTION & WE'VE
GOT FAITH.. .WE ' RE MOVING
RIGHT ALONG AT A STEADY PACE
WE'RE DETERMINED IN OUR
MINDS TO DO WHAT WE MUST DO.
ILUVUMOMDADSPECIAL ZOOGANGBUD
DIESSCAMMERSLINDAJMdILSGODB.

Michael A. Chambrella

I shall pass this way but
once;-any good, therefore,
that I can do or any kind­
ness that I can show to any
human being, let me do it
now. Let me not defer nor
Heglect it, for I shall not
pass this way again.

Unknown

Thomas Jeffrey Chang Sheri Lynn Chinen

I would like to thank those Thank you for all the kind­
who thought I could do it, ness... for all the affection
and gave me a second chance you have shown me throughout
to do it,Thank You all.To my the course of my years: The
friends who joked around only return I can make is by
with me but in the end, you Gratitude..-although removed
all were my friends. Thanks by fortune to a distance
to Iris who encouraged me to from you, My Heart is. Always
study more and get better With You. E. Coolidge - Mom,
grades, remember! "Go for it" Dad, I love you all...Thanks

Carlton H. Y. Ching

I stole a ride on a
passing star

Not knowing where I
was going

Eow near or how far
Through the years of light,

land of future and past
Until the heavenly gates

were sighted at last.
M. Jones

David Kwai Tim Ching Gordean Mane Chun

AS TIME CHANGES WE CHANGE ...Our years of learning and
growing has brought us to
that special moment to say
GOODBYE! We must always re­
member our friendships and
experiences which we left
behind. MEMORIES & HAPPI­
NESS! Cherish this forever!
Thankyou to all my friends <2
especially to MOM AND DAD!!

WITH IT. WHENEVER WE

LAUGH WE BRING NEW SMILES

INTO OUR LIVES. BE HAPPY

PARTY AND ENJOY YOURSELF.

BUT JUST BE COOL

AND TAKE CARE

THANES VAL I-LOVE YOU . ..

..MOM AND DAD. .

AND FRIENDS ...ME...

Jennifer K. L. Chun

To accomplish great things,
We must not only act,

But also dream,
Not only plan,

But also believe...

Anatile Frances Craig S. Conklin

-Mom, Fad, Brad, and aiy^f Don't want to be a richer
man, Don't want to be the
the HERD. I ywu all!!! better man. I'll leave that
for you my friend.
X&lerie Bow Wun Chun
Hood Luck
funny how the times can
change as fast as we can run Robert L. Cornette

sad to say we had to part MUSIC IS RHYTHM LOVE HARMONY
when the fun is fust begun FREEDOM AND FRIENDSHIP ALL
ROLLED INTO ONE. AND MARY-
... they 're no regrets KNOLL YOUV'E BEEN MUSIC TO
only good times MY EARS. I THANK YOU SO FOR
THE PAST FOUR YRS.
thanks david for all the
"good times" ...love you! THANKS ALSO TO MOMDADGRANDPA
NANAKEVINCHARYBURTDEBWENDY

RICHMRSMRKCOAHS.E.J.ANDTEAM

Byron Alton Cyr

PROCRASTINATION ■
STRIKES AGAIN!

My special thanks and
gratitude to my wonderful
parents,family and to those
who have made it possible;

ALOHA S MA HALO'-!

Robin R. Dang Maria Di Pisa

The world can be a magic if you feel that you cant go
place of dreams, where on

everything is possible. and your will is sinking low
gust believe and you can't
Happy are those who dream
dreams and are willing go wrong
In The Light, you will find
to make them a reality.
the road.
-all my love to those i know Here 's a feather in .the wind

Burton Joseph Davis -Led Zepo’ elin-

Love & Friend Tricia Marie Evans

Ive found the word FRIEND to 3t is my privilege tclprofit
by the experience of others,
be a title of great respect, but I must live my own life,
face the trials, and gain
and LOVE , is the answer to the victory alone.

everything. To me the great­ Mom and Dad,
I love you both a lot,
est love of all is the love and thank-you for
every thing.
in a friendship. To all of Tricia

you, thankyou for being a

friend.

THANKX. DAD! B. J. DAVIS

Eric R. Deckman

Dont listen to what the cri­

tics say; no one ever erec­

ted a statue in honor of a

critic. JS If I fail,

if I succeed, at least I'll

lite as I believe. I learned

to devend on me. GB

LOVE is HARMONY-

even in discord.

Thanks Mom, Dad - I Love You

Warren Luke Fabro Rose Fletcher

We appreciate the good
things of today, when we
realize they are part of
dreams started yesterday,
Recognizing this helps us
get a better hold on our own
dreams and directions.

MahaloMomDadLibKauiKotoJoJay
LarryAiFranKarinKeISheryISA

Charissa A. Ferreira

"Happiness lies in cur
destiny; like a cloudless

sky before the storms of
tomorrow... that destroy

the dreams of yesterday.”

--Charles M. Schulz

debsbrianpatricksandraburton
ericlisajoedarikevin--luv me

Teri K. Ferreira Darilexie M. Flores

The experience is over for We must learn to understand
now, but I have learned... all that's in life. Then we
I know it can happen, I all must realize that high
reach out for tomorrow... school is just a tiny frac­
ready, excited, open... tion of all we will experi­
ence. Just make the best of
These years have changed my the present and accept the
life.... T have grown... future as it comes.

Thank you Mom, Dad, Gary, THANKS MOM AND DAD
C.F., D.B., J.S., and K.K.

Carole Mee Chun Fong Joseph Errol Gilkey

A man is only eomvlete Something Happened Along The
When he has a true friend Way...What Use To Be Happy
To understand him, Is Sad. ..Something Happened
To share all his Along The Way...Yesterday Is
Passion and sorrows with, All We Have. EWF
And to stand by him To Mom and Dad, JCVPDV
Throughout his life. To All My Friends--G.OD BLESS

-Schutz RiehVAHBCBSCCFIGLHnAScuzLI
Special thanks to CLBLKLNLROPWWWLWmmmRW
To MHS-Best Years Of My Life
MY PARTNER!

Alvin Kui Yun Goo

High on this mountain the
clouds down below Im feeling
so strong and alive.
From this rocky perch I'll
continue to search for the
wind and the snow and the
sky. I want a lover I want
some friends. And I want to
do all the things that I
never have done.

Stephen A. Freitas Marlene Sue S- L. Goo

Life, so they say, DEAR MOM,
is but a game, As I look up in the sky
& let it slip away
I know somewhere tip there
Love, like the autumn sun, you're happy. Thank-You for
should be dying, watching 4 guiding me thru
but its only just begun the past 4 years. 1-4-3 MOM

Seals & Crofts THANKSiLOVE:DADAUNTIEBOBBIE
YOUNGS BRO.NKAJKH2OCBCOWLMGLS
MSJSKOTTJSDWRYMDLCJBDSTFBILL

Weilyn Theresa Goo Richard John Haas

In my heart I've always wondered HI!
13 the seed of the tree
Which will be me. If i would ever find MOM
Nourished by understanding
Warmed by friends *" "the right girl."
Fed by loved ones
Matured by wisdom But, now i know i NEVER will
Tempered by tears.
'cause SHE has found me,
Leonard Nimoy
MUCH LOVE & GRATITUDE TO ALL and now WE have found...

Isabella E. Grohmann ...each other

Now I must leave Hawaii but To the GANG, HB
with ’the fondest memories.
Some day I'll look back on JOELEONGRICKWONG- ILOVEYOU
these memories and smile at
the sad times and laugh at YOU-RIGHT ON!! RH
all the crazy i happy times
we shared. "M" Hmmmm.... Philip Fish Helfrich
ALL my love "and thanks to my
family, the Chongs and all TIME IS MY TEACHER AND THE
of bestest buddies. WATCH HAS JUST BEEN WOUND.

AND REMEMBER:
WHILE SLIDING DOWN THE
BANNISTER OF LIFE, MAKE

SURE YOU DON'T GET A'
SPLINTER IN YOUR CAREER!
Thanks Mom & Dad

Kendra Lynn Hellman

Aim at^the sun.You may not
reach it but your arrow
will fly far higher than
if you aimed at an object
on a level with ytourself.

Joel Hawes
Much love and thanks to:
Dad, Mom, Tony, J an -Sue ,j‘Todd
Garth,Terry,Tricia,Kathy,
Kevin,Scott and Paul.

Lisa Foon Han Ho Theresa L. Ichiriu

The hardest thing Th ere ' s so much of LIFE
for some people to say ahead
in 25 words or less is . . .
Live it the way YOU choose
■ "Good-bye " But no matterFwhat
Thankyou you've made my life Always be HAPPY

SPECIAL... That's the main thing
darij enpaulaveIcharykevinjoe Much LOVE & THANKS Mom, Dad,
Isht,Jen,Lisa,Wun, Eri,Squid,
marey mom dad <S anthony Wei,Rob,Lori, & esp. Stan.
I LOVE YOU ALL! me
Linda Haruku Ishida
Erwin T. Hoo
The .laughter and the tears
Go forth to seek: The shadows of misty, yester­
the quarry never found
years
Is still a fever The good times and the bad
to the questioning hound,
you've seen; I
The skyline is a promise, Put tkerr. away in your mind
not a bound. And remember the times cf i
J. M.
your life
Anthony Howard -Paul Anka ‘

MUCH WISDOM OFTEN MOM, DAD, TTMJWELLR: THANKS!
GOES^WITH FEWEST

“VoRDS
SOPHOCLES

James C. K.Kalaukoa

"The shortest and the surest
way of arriving at real

Knowledge is to unlearn the
Lessons we have been taught,
Remount the first principles
And take nobody's word about
them." Bolingbroke

Be yourself in whatever you
do and you will be the best
that you can be. Jimmy K.

Scott E. P Jones Jamie E. Kennedy

I wouldn't have made it I AM NOT AFRAID
if it'weren' t for you OF TOMORROW

mom and dad. It wouldn't FOR I HAVE SEER
have been as fun! YESTERDAY

from AND I LOVE TODAY
just little
o. ' I me THANKS MOM DAD MG DS WW
CO KT CB DM DB AND ALL
OF MY OTHER FRIENDS

Yuria Lesti Kim

Musia, Men, and Delamain
-the greatest pleasure
in life-

Love, Adieus, and Money
-the greatest pains
in life-
(but i love them all)

I luv u my fellow "la" sisters
Claudia, Maria, and Julia

Garret T. Koike

Some men see things
As they are

And say, why.
I dream things

That never were
• And say why not.

Robert Kennedy
If you don't see what you

want, ASK!

Brian H C Leong Karin Ann Lum

Only where love and need God has given me this day'' to
are one, And the work is use as I will. What I do
play for mortal stakes,
Is the deed ever really with this day is important,
done For Heaven and the because I have exchanged a

future ' s sakes day of my life for it. I'll
All my love to mom and dad set goals and remember my
Thanks guys for sharing my
hopes and schemes love yaDSCF values, but most of all I'll
know that who I am is God's
Kathleen A Linn gift to me and what I make

Here I am just waiting for of myself is my gift to God.
a sign, asking questions,
learning all the time, Nadine Haunani Lum

It's always here, it's IT MIGHT BE YOU'RE AFRAID TO
always there; GO, AFRAID TO GO
BUT YOU'VE GOT TO FOLLOW
It's jus* love, and miracles FOUR ROAD, OR YOU'LL NEVER
cut of nowhere. KNOW, NEVER KNOW . . .
Kansas SEA WIND

Thanks Mem i Dai TO CRONY(LORI),MOM,DAD, ZOO
I love you both GANG...THANKS! LOVE, DEANIE

William M. Lunto

When the world is on: your

shouIder

Gotta straighten up your act

and boogie down a

Cause we're the crazy people

Night and day

Livin crazy That's the only

way!!! Thanks MOM, DAD

MARCWENDIEMIKEMARLENEBURTDEE

KATHCHERLDARRYLA'JNTYRITT

Albert Ma Patrick F. Nakagawa

Whatever else may happen in LOOK TO THIS DAY
our busy world, Yesterday is already a dream
Whatever else we may not tomorrow is only a vision,
but today, well lived,
have time for, makes every yesterday
Let us keep one day apart to a dream of happiness
be rich in the knowledge of and every tomorrow
what we were meant to be. a vision of hope.

Thanks dad and mom. AL'79 Catherine L. Olmstead

I LIVE MY LIFE LIKE THERE 'S If you let me, I could be
.VO TOMORROW. Im LIVING LIFE your good friend.
AND I FACE THAT TUNE. Im Someone to, share your good
CRUISING WITH FIVE TOES times,'
OVER! I WANT TO THANK ALL MY Someone who you can count 91
FRIENDS FOR GETTING ME ■ That someone who when you
STOKED AND MY PARENTS FOR turn to,
HELPING ME. TAKE IT EASY Won't turn away.
EVERYONE, BE CASUAL, YOU TOO Thanksmomdadsissued amiewend
CHUCK! cherllurito&ma "Good F:~

Laurence Robert Mau

. . . life comes arour.a
only! once so enjoy
and alive life to its

fu lie st
...remember the past,
live the present, and

dream about the
future

Jason S. Paliracio

YOU'RE MOST IMPORTANT TO ME
WITH THE WIND,EARTH,i SEA

WHERE WOULD I BE IF NOT FOR
YOU

LOST IN THE HEAVENS WITH
NOTHING TO DO

MOM-DAD I. HAVE SAID THIS
BEFORE

WITH EACH DAY I WUV U MORE
THANK MOM & DAD 143CI

Albert Prestidge

Martha Elena Prince

Once in an age,
God sends to some of us
A friend who loves in us
...not the man that.we are,
but the angel we may be.

-H.B.Stowe
Thanks to all my friends for
making me feel like I really
be longed.

Theresa Marie Rapoza

We are free to do with our
lives whatever we are
unafraid to do. If one is
not afraid to venture away
from those areas where he
knows he can succeed and at
the same time face failure
now and then, a whole new
realm of experiences can be
open to him. Mark Crow.

Garret Saiki Cindy Scharsch

I'm sailing away, set an Eri Shibata
open course for the Virgin
Sea cause I've got to be _ If I cannot do great things
free, free to face the life I can do small things
that's ahead of me. On in a great way.
board I'm the captain soj
climb aboard!' We'll search Many Thanks to Mom and Dad
for tomorrow on every shore and Best Wishes to:
and I’ll try, oh Lord I'll
try to carry on! Lisa, Jennifer, Rob tn,
Weilyn, Theresa, Linda,
Donna M.T.Sanchez
Mariann, Linda,
Living life is fun and we've and the Class of 1380!
gust begun, to get our share
Debra M. Shimabukuro
of this world's delights
High hares we have for the Life is standing tall in the
future and our goals ingride;
Have faith in you and the sun light.
things you do, you won’t go
It is reaching for a dream,
wrong...
THAHX A LOT! a star. "f
Mom,Jamie, And Da Scammers!
It is looking up a mountain

& not being afraid to climb.

So... live i remember that tt

is not the years but the

life in your years that

counts...

Man-Jo Patrice Silva Frances A Soares

Slow down and enjoy life. THESE ARE THE SEASONS OF EMO
It's not only the scenery TION, AND LIKE THE WINDS, IE
you miss by going too fast- EY RISE AND FALL. THIS IS T
you also miss the sense of HE WONDER OF' DEVOTION, I SEE
where you're going and why.
THE TORCH WE ALL MUST HOLD.
Eddie Cantor THIS IS THE MYSTERY OF THE
MUCHLOVE&THANKSMOM&DADA DEJAY
WARKAUIKOLOSHAUNJAYBALARRYJE QUOTIENT UPON US ALL, A LIT
NBINOMAR TLE RAIN MUST FALL. Led Zep
pelin THANKS TO MY FAMILY AN
Michael David Silva D FRIENDS, & TO BRIAN W/LOVE

"So many people have come Michael C C Stasack
and gone, The faces fade as
the years go by, Yet I still Be more concerned with your
character,
recall as I walk along, As, than with your reputation,
clear as the sun in the
summer sky." Because your character is
what you really are
Bos ton
While your reputation is
Stuart Adam Silva what others think you are.

I’VE HAD A LOT OF GOOD TIMES L' essentiel est invisible
AND ALSO MY SHARE OF BAD. pour les yeux.
SOME ARE UNFORGETABLE , WHILE
OTHERS ARE FAINT. All my love to my family
BUT THERE IS ONE IDEAL THAT
I'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER-BELIEVE
IN YOURSELF, FOR NO ONE ELSE
CAN DO IT BETTER.

TO ALL WHO CARE, THANK YOU.

Jenella L. Stephenson Karen Marie Sullivan

I have learned through the Many of us feel we walk alone
without a friend never commu­
Hard times and also the good nicating with the one who
lives within. Forgetting all
But nothings going to stop about the one who never ever
lets us down. And you can
talk to him anytime. He's
always around. When you feel
your life's too hard, just go
have a talk with God. S.W.

me once I get started on my

own. LOVE YOU ALL

MomDadFamilylisadariH20Bali-
NishKOrrTwerpKathHGTsukifut-

SScottKoloValJKMSGVAFCPWLea!

--K.UUPUAALOHA

Christine Stogs till

Friendship is often regarded
as a mere accessory of life,

a happy chance if one falls
into, out that it is not a
necessity. no mistake is
greater.

Friendship...
is not made of glass, but

is the solidest thing I know
Thank-you for being a friend

Fumihiko K. Sugano

THE HAPPY FEVER HEAR
AND NEVER HEAR SAID
FAREWELL. S.W. LANDOR

I LOVE YOU P.S. RIGHT-ON Linda Ann Tam

MOM & DAD SCAMMERS Life is full of ups and
downs.

Be joyful for the ups,
Learn from the downs.
But most of all live and

learn for yourself.

Thanks to Mom,Dad,Laurine,
Wunnie,Wei,Lin,Eri,Rob,Musu
Jen,Lori,Jay,and Liane