1998

Maryknoll School
Office of Alumni Relations
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Honolulu, HI 96822

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of Quality This
Catholic year...
Education

Four elemental years have passed in which Maryknoll encoun­
tered the opportunities to experiment, expand, and most of
all, revolutionize. While the school itself underwent a dra­
matic renovation, the heart of Maryknoll-its students and facul­
ty-have also endured a renewal of thought, perception, individual­
ity, and harmony.

THIS IS THE YEAR ... a year of excitement, a year of transition,
a year of achievement, a year of completion. As Maryknoll cele­
brates seventy years of excellence, a new legacy begins.

This is the year of EXCITEMENT. Maryknoll students began
new ideas to improve school spirit. Special assemblies, around the
island for points, games and prizes-all aimed to boost unity. On
Tuesdays, Seniors wear their class shirts to promote unity and to
instigate an action to do the same amongst the underclassmen.
Spirited pep rallies and an all-new cheerleading squad have helped
the athletic program see some winning streaks. Students with com­
mon interests, ranging from listening to Reggae to playing Magic,
have united to form new school wide clubs. The music in the halls
and the games played at lunch seemed to be enjoyed by students
and faculty alike.

We celebrate a time of TRANSITION-change. The hiring of Mr.
Michael Baker, an educator from New Hampshire as the President
of Maryknoll Schools, brought both a new face, and a rush of fresh
ideas to the administration. Mr. Baker is the first lay person to as­
sume this role since the school was founded in 1927. This transition
does not break the seventy years of Maryknoll tradition that we cel-

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ebrate this year. Rather, it initiates
the beginning of a collaboration be­
tween the old and the new—a combi­
nation that this year, is proving suc­
cessful.

As Maryknoll revolutionizes every­
day, the past is not forgotten.
Founders’ Day is celebrated to com­
memorate the vibrant history of
Maryknoll-its priests, sisters, and
brothers, and their experiences ‘liv­
ing’ Maryknoll. Students and faculty
learn about the past and look into the
future, with the Maryknoll spirit that
has been spread throughout the
world.

This is a year of ACHIEVEMENT.
Maryknoll High School has fully
evolved into the Coalition of Essential
Schools system, where students and
teachers make this challenging sys­
tem work. A new method of learning
accompanied the schedule changes
that the first Essential Schools class
encountered in August of 1994. Enter
the exhibition, a far cry from the stan­
dard comprehensive tests usually
given at the end of a term. Students
had nothing to conform to; the
method of demonstrating their knowl­
edge was entirely devised by them-



selves, and the freedom to express their own
interpretations of an Essential Question was
what sparked a change in student growth.
Starting from day one in the classroom, the Es­
sential Schools students have evolved from
simplistic thought into a liberal community.
Students as well as faculty achieve together,
learning more about the materials presented,
one another, and themselves. Noblesse
Oblige-much is asked of whom much has been
given-a motto to be lived by everyone here at
Maryknoll. Challenges overwhelm us every­
day, but it is characteristic of us to come
through with achievement.

A year of achievement for everyone, but es­
pecially a year of achievement, and COMPLE­
TION for the graduating seniors of 1998. We
are the first graduating class finishing four
years of the only Essential Schools system in
Hawaii. We have learned to take on the new
challenges that were demanded of us-exhibi-
tions, portfolios, Senior Project, Completed
Works Compiled. We do not know what is ex­
pected, but rather we are going to become the
expected, for WE created a new legacy for
Maryknoll. WE have made our mark. WE have
made Maryknoll history. WE have completed
our four years at Maryknoll as the first four-
years class to complete the Essential Schools
program.

THIS IS THE YEAR. This is the year where
chapters of the Maryknoll book will continue
and colorful volumes will follow. We celebrate
seventy years of excellence-seventy years
ofMaryknoll. 1997-1998 is not simply an anni­
versary to commemorate the past, nor is it the
year in which prevalence has replaced tradi­
tion. THIS IS THE YEAR in which Maryknoll
has instilled true growth in all aspects of a
quality Catholic school.

-Mabel Sanqui, ’98
-Marel Ver, ’98

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Gregory Alan Agu n, Jr.

A dream is nothing more than oig <
you place on yourself Pre Maravicl

Kealii Wu Arakaki Desirae Genelene Wai Fun Peter John Awakuni
Arelliano
Every man’s actions belong to he if prepared Be more concerned with your character then
for thereafter to each his destiny some people
beheve and some people know, some people Reiationships are like sand held in your hand. your reputation, because your character is
Held wlth an ()pen hand the sand remains
eceive an some peop e s ow Jah work is what you really are, while your reputation is

where it is. The minute you close your hand merely what others think you are-Joh»

to hold relation- Wooden __________ ,

ship slips away and is lost.-Kaleel Jamison

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Nathene Lynn C. Antonio Andrew Arakaki Corey Lee Allen Morio
Arakaki
change, taking the moment and making the Deists DY fast t. fhp. £00Q
best of it, without knowing what’s going to ... And my heaven is a nice house in the sky.
happen next.-Gild Radner ie good times last. got central heating and I’m all right.-Dave
Matthews

Leslie Ann Huapala Baker Soumangue Charles Palani Joshua Adam Bassett

I don’t mean to say I am perfect. I haven’t Basse Say what you mean, and do what you say!—Al
learned all I should even yet, but I keep work-
ing toward that day when I will finally be all Love God family, friends, and basketball and Pacino

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Michael Benskin Maile Marie Brown Rhea Serrano Cabrera

I’ve learned that sleeping through class We cannot discover new oceans unless we Champions are not those who never fail; they
doesn’t get you anywhere, except through have the courage to lose sight of the shore.- are those who never quit.—Unknown I am a
class faster, and hey, that ain’t bad. Anonymous champion because of Jesus!-Art Sepulveda

Lori Mahealani Cambra Chelsey Tiana Larisa Cariane Mele Campos
Campbell
We’ve had so many good years together, but, A friendship that has to come to an end, never
you know, I really believe the best is yet to So you think you have found the solution, but really began.-Unknown
come.-Anonymous it’s just another illusion; I’ve got to protect
my life and I don’t want to live with no strife,
it is better to live on a house top than to live
in a house full of confusion.-Robert Nesta
Marley, O.M.

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Jason Patrick Cabreros Kathleen Michelle Naui Matthew Caliri
Caleda
When I hear music it makes me dance.-Deb­ There.are three things, above all, that illumi­
bie Deb There are always two choices, two paths to nate from the glorious mountaintop of life:
take. One is easy. And it’s only reward is that faith, love, and pocket lint (mounds and
it’s easy.-Unknown mounds of pocket lint)

Dara Meleana Cavaco Francis Kar Hoe Chan Jasper Wai Jo Chan

God guides me to a quiet place where life’s Stillness is what creates dreams. Movement is The future belongs to those who believe in the
cares and worries cease ... Along with God what makes dreams come to life. To be still beauty of their dreams.-Eleanor Roosevelt
and nature, I find hope and strength and and still moving is everything.-Reese Forbes
peace ...—Unknown

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ia Wai Yuk Chang_____ Clarie-Ann K. I. Chee Elizabeth A. < *ee

7 -ven if you mfeS* Bridges are mbnnt for burning when the ’1S' a part of fregdbffi, hut frs->
■ i' pie and memories they join are not the dom can only b??eenin you and your life?*!??
ing true to your elf is more important thana
same.-Jim Croce piece of paper y< have to earn through years

of institutionalism. Anarchist!

Erika Sinn Wunn Ching Nicole Kehaulani Chun Jane JaeEun Chung

Wear a smile and have friends, wear a scowl The best and most beautiful things in the To love and be loved is to feel the sun from
and have wrinkles.-George Eliot world cannot be seen, nor touched .. but felt both sides.-David Viscott, M.D.
in the heart.-Helen Keller

Peter Chen Rebecca Etsuko Cheung Casey Keoni Kwai Hin

. Journey 01 a tnousand miles begins with a I'd give up all the money in the worldjJSE *nkpr ClliiqJ=Z^^=ZZ
single step.-Lao Tse
e appy.— iv y er Time is like a handful of sand. The tighter you

grasp it, the faster it runs through your fin­

gers. But if you caress it, it will leave in its

wake memories of its gentle flow rather than

the roughness of its stone.-Unknown

Ryan Zainal Conching Dominique Leu Cordy Ikaika Robert Cortez Dall

Perhaps the most valuable result of all educa­ Sometimes the only thing that saves you, Every man dies, not every man really lives.-
tion is the ability to make yourself do the think of bad things luck never gave you, and Mel Gibson
things that you have to do whether you like it although your true love has just left you, well
or not. It is the first lesson that ought to be at least your mother kept you —Nick Hexum

learned.-Unknnwn

SENIORS

Glen Joseph Lucero Dela Florendo Santos Dulduloa Jr. Amanda Kay Ezra
Cruz
We get to know each other as we walk to­ Four sweet lips, two pure souls, and one undy­
Memories give me the strength I need to gether, without needing to pass our hands ing affection-these are love’s pretty ingredi­
proceed over each other’s faces, or to intrude into each ents for a kiss.-Bovee
other’s hearts.-Albert Schweitzer
Strength I need to believe
My thoughts big I just can’t define
Wish I could turn back the hands of time
-Puff Daddy

Jonson M. Gibbs Christine Oi Jyn Goo Janel Hatton-Santiago

Without change something sleeps inside of us Do not conform yourselves to this age but be The greatest achievement of a truly ambitious
and seldom awakens; it’s time for the sleeper transformed by the renewal of your mind, so person may be simple kindness.-Unknown
to awaken.-Dune that you may judge what is God’s will, what is
good, pleasing, and perfect.-Romans 12:2

Ryan K. Fujita Dana Rei Malia Fukuda Jose Amado Donato Gavieres

Don’t let anyone tell you you’re not good Do with confidence, judge with both sides, live The keys to happiness are knowledge, friend­
enough. Be proud of who you are. with truth in your heart, and you will succeed ship, and love. I have acquired the knowledge
at all you attempt to do. needed to succeed. I will always cherish the
-Marc Johnson friends I have made for they, in turn, have
taught me how to love.

Aja Nicole Hicks Bryce Richard Takehiko Higa Elizabeth Withington
Puanani Hisashima
Jlope is a good thing —Shawshank They may say those were the days, but in a
“ maybe the best of things way, y’know for us these are the days-yeah for Funny how life goes on just when you think
us these are the days.-Jane’s Addiction it’s over, but you can’t give up, you can’t stay
' ; all good things never die. down, you can’t let the hurt go on ... I’ll al­
- ways stand by you ... never let you down, I
promise I’ll always be your friend.-Lorie Sal-
vatera

Jonah Moors Hulbert Jonathan Yuk Ping Hung

Patrice Leonani Hose It takes a big man to cry, but it takes an even Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day
bigger man to laugh at that man.-Jack teach him to fish and you feed him for a life­
Have a good one! Hundy
time.

-Chinese Proverb

Kaipo Shaun Jones Kevin Kaneko Howard Hee Woong Kang

There’s only two men I trust. One is me. The I’ve been through despair and hope, Take the risk. Accept the challenge. Follow
other is not you. through love and loneliness. the unknown path. Don’t settle for an ordi­
This may be only the beginning, nary life. Be the greatest person in your
-Nicholas Cage, “Con Air” but I am ready to take every step of the way. world. Be yourself!

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Dale Hajime Ibara Karin Allison Ing Ito Toni Yumi Iwata

he only way to have a friend is to be one.— Step by step, prayer by prayer, the Lord will Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a mat­
.alph Waldo Emerson always get you there.-Anonymous ter of choice; it is not a thing to be waited for,
it is a thing to be achieved.-AJ GH

Kristopher Curtis Kern Jeanelle Tsuruko Kikawa Arie B. Kim

‘Dr. Holmes,” quipped a friend, “I should Nobody has ever measured, not even poets, My mind is as open as a forty-acre field, but
:hink you’d feel rather small among us big fel- how much the heart can hold. that doesn’t mean I’m going to change my
ows.” “I do,” retorted Holmes, “I feel like a mind.-Everett Dirksen
-Zelda Fitzgerald

—Oliver Wendell Holmes

SENIORS Cj£Tl

Jiny Young Jin Kim Lana SungHee Kim Dexter Kaname Kishida

When you’re tired, you just have to concen­ Be yourself. Above all let who you are, what Instincts are intended to be servants of
trate harder when you get up to take your you are, and what you believe shine through Christ, not lords of our lives.
shot. You have to give 110 percent for those every sentence you write, every piece you fin­
few seconds and put the ball away. —Joseph M. Stowell
ish.
-WolfWigo -John Jakes

Charness Kar Chi Lam Timothy Lee Alvin Lok-Tin Lo

Reach high, for stars lie hidden in your soul. Nothing pains some people more than having He who never sacrificed a present to a future
Dream deep, for every dream precedes the to think. good or a personal to a general one can speak
goal. of happiness only as the blind do of colors.
-Martin Luther King, Jr.
-Harriet Beecher Stowe —Olympia Brown

Greg Koichi Kodama Art Hwai-Chr Yukashi Koshi Lloyd K. Kupau III

Public opinion is a weak tyrant compared Music first and last should sound well, should The right use of a sword is that it should sub­
with our own private opinion. What a man allure and enchant the ear. Never mind the due the barbarians while lying gleaming in its
thinks of himself, that it is which determines, inner significance. scabbard. If it leaves its sheath it cannot be
or rather indicates, his fate. said to be used rightly.
-Thomas Beecham
--Henry David Thoreau -Miyamoto Musashi

Marc Thomas Eleakala Lopez Cicely Catalina Lacad Blake M.K. Lum
Lorenzo
A man’s reach should exceed his grasp.-Rob­ Every man have the right to decide his own
ert Browning The mind of man is capable of anything, be­ destiny and in his judgment there is no par­
cause everything is in it, all the past as well as tiality
all the future.-Joseph Conrad
-Damian Jr. Gong Marley

SENIORS

Charles Michael Thomas Lum David Earl Wei-hung Lum Jeanne Marie Wai Lin Lum

Talent is God-given; be humble. Good, better, best; never rest till good be bet­ Dwell not on the past. Use it to illustrate a
Fame is Man-given; be thankful. ter, and better, best.-Anonymous point, then leave it behind. Nothing really
Conceit is Self-given; be careful. matters except what you do now in this in­

—Anonymous stant of time.
-Eileen Caddy, “God Spoke to Me.”

Helen Marie Manuel Demetri P. Marmash Michael D. Massey II

They say a person needs just these things to Possessions never meant anything to me. I’m Words you say, never seem to live up to the
be truly happy in this world: Someone to love, not crazy (’cause I got none). Well that’s not ones inside your head. The lives we make,
something to do, and something to hope for. true, I’ve got a bed and a guitar. That’s me on never seem to get us anywhere but dead.
the beachside combing the sand, metalmeter
-Tom Bodett in my hand, sport’n a pocket full of change. _______ —Chris Cornell

SENIORS

Mailani Keli’inowelo Going within to find the meaning of our lives Michelle April Manibog
Makainai means finding the grace to learn how to live
our lives to the fullest extent possible-what- If we never try, we shall never succeed.
Nai maka u i ka hana. Maka’u i ka molowa. ever that is for us-and, in the acceptance, to -Abraham Lincoln
Don’t be afraid of work. Be afraid of laziness. move on to the highest growth.

-Hawaiian Proverb -Elaine St. James

Lyle Forunato Matsuura Theodore Rix Maurer Daniel A. McCormack

. You have to have a positive mental atti­ Nobody has the will to tear it down. It deter­ This is a new day and age. We read a different
tude, but when you make that jump, that posi­ mines wrong and right. But to me, it’s just a book where Elvis ain’t the rage and polyester
tive mental attitude doesn’t work. You have to stereotype that makes us lose our sight-the ain’t the look ... Will we change at all when
be man enough to face the circumstances. And portrait of authority.-Bad Religion
in my case, I’m man enough. what we’re told .. .-MxPx

SENIORS

Nicholas Patrick Miller Stefanie Mie Nagata Michael Jayson Nakata

Girls, All I really want is Girls!--Beastie Boys If nature has made you a giver, your hands If you wait for the perfect time to do some­
are born open, and so is your heart. And thing, it’s never going to get done ... Life’s
though there may be times when your hands hard, yeah?
are empty, your heart is always full, and you
can give things out of that ... -Anonymous

-Frances Hodgson Burnett

Kelly Pomaika’i O’Brien Megan Punahele O’Brien Michelle Kimiko Ogimi

If you don’t back it up with performance and Embrace your uniqueness. Time is much too Life is nothing but a series of moments.
hard work, talking doesn’t mean a thing. short to be living someone else’s life. Start living the moments and the years will
take care of themselves ...
Michael Jordan -Kobi Yamada
-G.W.F.

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Tammy Nguyen Caryn Alyn Toshie Nunokawa Cynthia Chi Nyross

Everyone sees who you appear to be, but only I am only one. But still, I am one. I cannot do Be yourself, don’t hide. Just believe in des­
a select few know who you are. everything, but still can do something. And tiny. Don’t care what people say. Just follow
because I cannot do everything, I will not your own way. Don’t give up and use the
-Unknown refuse to do the something that I can do. chance to return to innocence .. —Enigma

-Edward Everett Hale

Ji Elizabeth Kim Haruko Ohno Randy Octubre Ologani Shellene Tomoe Ozaki

- Though earth and moon were gone, and suns The beginning of knowledge is the discovery We do not remember days; we remember mo­
and universes ceased to be, and though we’re of something we do not understand. ments.
left alone, every existence would exist in thee.
-Emily Bronte -Frank Herbert -Cesare Pavese

SENIORS

Melissa Ann Chiu King Pang Lynie Liezl Acebo Pascua

Alan Pak To love for the sake of being loved is human, My past is my heritage
but to love for the sake of loving is angelic. My present is my responsibility
Girlfriends come and go, but your real friends
stay with you forever. -Alphonse Marie Louis de Lamartine My future is my challenge.

-Anonymous

Scott Rapin Aaron Matthew Rauckhorst Katie Nevilla Rexroat

Luck is the pure product of man’s sheer igno- What lies behind us and what lies before us Crossroads wanna rule the world lookin' up
rance of the world and his undying need to are tiny matters, compared to what lies within too many of us lost those who meant so much,
come to a conclusion.-Mike MacHenry us.-Ralph Waldo Emerson Why wasn’t I chose and if I could teach the
world to...ne .a thug like me then they’ll
..................... olybetnuggin in Heaven eternally . . .-Bizzy

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know what I want to be. But I’m just another u never Know now much you care until vou Christopher Thomas Quintos
face in the crowd. I’m not gonna let it bring have to say goodbye. Life’s precious, love and
me down. ’Cause I know someday I’ll break dreams be ambitious, strive to succeed. Life So oftentimes it happens that we live in
away. chains and we never even know we have the
won t fail you, just believe. Memories should key.
-HomeGrown always be cherished in your hearts!
-Eagles
-Unknown

Summer Rose Robello Nicholas Kealii Sahim Mabel Millare Sanqui

Whatever you do, make it positive. Make it The hard-headed never learn, it is my testi­ You’re just an empty cage, girl, if you kill the
what you want it to be, not what somebody mony that that does burn, play my position in bird.
else wants it to be. the game of life standing firm.
—™———„ -Method Man -Tori Amos
-Dennis Rodman

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Jenai Shan-Li Santee Sean Peter Sasaki Jamie K. Shimabukuro

I used to always think that I’d look back on us Life is a test many quest the universe, and Sometimes the poorest man leaves his chil­
crying and laugh, but, I never thought I’d look through my research, I felt the Joy and the dren the richest inheritance.
back on us laughing and cry. hurt, the first shall be last and the last shall
be first. -Ruth E. Renkel
-Unknown
-The Genius/GZA

Kellilynn Kanoelani Clayreen Ann Song Caren Naomi Bow Kyau
Cockett-Smith Soong
Life just is. You have to flow with it. Give
If one advances confidently in the direction of yourself to the moment . Let it happen. Little miracles come into our lives, not on
his dreams, and endeavors to live life which he huge bolts of lightning, but on gentle beams of
has imagined, he will meet a success unex­ —Jerry Brown light, love, and hope.-Dan Zadra
pected in common hours.

-Thoreau

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Brian Gavin Pelelika Silva Amber Marie Siu Nathaniel David Siu

I have seen all the signs of my life as they Focus on today. Tomorrow is but a fantasy. Be a fountain, not a drain.-Rex Hudler
daily unfold. I am pleased to have joined with Yesterday is but a memory. Today is the only
you all in the dance of my soul. And I will feel reality.
as long as you feel that we’re never apart.
When I leave ...--John Osario, Randy Borden -G.W.F.

Franklin Wei-Yin Sue Sonia Haruka Takahashi Jennifer Junko Telles

We are the people our parents warned us Emotions that can’t be suppressed, tears I guess independence comes with a price, but
about. brimming over, hearts in anguish, are these it’s a small price to pay for independence.
not proof that we’re alive? Let those that
-Joseph Orsi want to laugh, keep on laughing. We will stay -Bobby Generic
in the blowin’ wind.—Field of View

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Tadanobu Jon Teraizumi Talia Lisha Tom Maria Ramona Elena
Rustia Ver —__
Whatever you want to do, do it now. There are The only people to get even with are those
only so many tomorrows. who helped you. Lite is a bucket of yellow playdoh, and it takes
a great Renaissance woman to mold it into a
-Michael Landon —Unknown masterpiece. The sun is shining, the water is
cool, the bananas are ripe. Enjoy the ride. It’s
Funky Monkee time!

-Funky Monkees

Kimberly Kahaleohai Nicole Marie Wegher Allyson Kaliliko’okalani
Wendekier
Washington Do just once what others say you can’t do, and ^rlay j
you will never pay attention to their limita­ Ua ola no i ka pane a ke aloha. ^visiu
Welcome every problem as an opportunity.
Each moment is the great challenge, the best tions again. —Mary Kaweha Puku’i Way;
thing that ever happened to you. The more —James R Cook

diffcult the problem, the greater. the_chaL_

-Grace Speare

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Vincent Teresa Michele Walsh JOSeph S. Ward

ti(h We refuse to be what you want us to be ... We There is no pleasure in having nothing to do; Just do it.-Nike
are who we are and that’s the way it’s going to
The fun is having lots to do and not doing it.
be' -John W. Raper
-Bob Marley

Beatrice Po Wing San Wong Chad Michael K.G. Wong Christine Kiyono
Kawaiohamakamai Wong
Yesterday is but a memory, and tomorrow is Give thanks and praise to the Lord and I’ll
but a vision, but today well lived makes every feel alright. Of all the world’s masterpieces none are so
yesterday a memory of happiness, and every beautiful as those that naturally exist in na-
tomorrow a vision of hope.—Anonymous —Bob Marley t ure.

SENIORS 01

JoAnne Sheue Ying Wong Rachelle Laura Therese Yonamine
Kalehuamakanoenalani
When your Heart is in your Dream, No Re­ If you’re a bird be an early bird and catch the
quest is too Extreme .. .—Disney Wong worm for your breakfast plate. If you’re a
bird, be an early bird-but if you’re a worm,
Life’s a beach.-Unknown sleep late.

-S. Silverstein

Lee Yasuo Yoneji Jonathan Kei Neng Young James Yuen

The highest reward for a person’s toil is not That what can be imagined can be achieved. It is wise to remember that you are one of
what they get for it, but what they become by That you must dare to dream whether there’s those who can be fooled some of the time ...
it. no substitute for perseverance and hard work
and teamwork; because no one gets there —Laurence J. Peter
-Ruskin alone.—“Scully” from the X-files

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Senior Class Officers: (1-r): Glenn Dela Cruz
(secretary), Genesis Vincent (treasurer),
Ikaika Dall (vice-president), Mrs. Ann Hannan
(senior class advisor), Janel Hatton-Santiago
(president).

Senior Tree Painters: (1-r): Elizabeth
Hisashima, Genesis Vincent, Rhea Cabrera,
Greg Agustin, Kellilyn Smith, Marel Ver,
Janel Hatton-Santiago.

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Senior Thirteen-Year-Students who entered Maryknoll as Kindergartners: (front, 1-r): Kristina Chang, Carianne 33
Campos, Elizabeth Chee, Melissa Pang; (row 2) Charles Lum, Casey Ching, Christopher Quintos, Nicole Chun, Ryan Conch-
ing, Peter Awakuni, Jeanne Lum, Dana Fukuda, Joanne Wong, Nicole Wegher, Jenai Santee, Blake Lum, Timothy Lee, Erika
Ching, Lana Kim; (row 3) Caren Soong, Mailani Makainai, Jose Gavieres, Jason Cabreros, Kevin Kaneko, Jasper Chan, Frank­
lin Sue; (row 4) Jonathan Young, Kealii Arakaki, Chelsey Campbell.

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means a chapter in our
life is through

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But, we’ll keep you close as
always.. .It won’t even seem
you’ve gone,

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’Cause our hearts, in big and
small ways, will keep the love

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With the faith and love God’s
given, springing from the hope
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