1977

Varsity Pep Squad

Cheer
Spartans Cheer,

Next to the athletes themselves the
Varsity Pep Squad can be credited
for bringing exuberant spirit to the
Neil Blaisdell Center this year.
The squad worked hard creating new
cheers to modify the traditional
style of cheerleading at Maryknoll.
Their continuous effort throughout
the games kept the enthusiastic fans
aroused and attentive.

CLOCKWISE from below: There is always time for a mo­
ment of silence; Laurel ?!au lends a hand to the Boys'
Basketball team; varsity level patty-cake; "We won, we
won, we really won!"; presenting the Maryknoll Pompon-
ettes; the Varsity Pep Squad. Clockwise from top:
Rose Chang, Kelli Cordeiro, Sue rhompson, Laurel Mau,
Iris Masunaga, coordinator Steph Nishii, drummer Edith
Scharsch, coordinator Loralyn Leong, Linda Saiki, Lisa
Kunimune, Rachel Dunaway, Denise Nolan, Lia Candia;
"No Lia! You are supposed to split on the floor, not
in the air!!!"

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j Ffosh Pep Squad

i Everybody Cheer,

Everybody Listen...

The tradition of combining songleaders
and cheerleaders was changed this year,
creating a squad consisting entirely of
cheerleaders. This decision was made by

the members of previous squads. The
girls united in learning the basic

skills of cheerleading. They spent many
hours practicing hard, yet having fun at

the same time.

CLOCKWISE from top: Freshman Pep Squad. Left to right,
bottom row: coordinator Denise Martin, Cathy Olmstead, co­

ordinator Corie Cruze; middle row: Francene Chow, Marlene
Goo, Kelly Orr, Paula Watanabe, Vicki Arii, Debi Shimabukuro;

top row: Velvet Agena, Kathy Tateishi, Linda Omura; the JV
Pep Squad spins their web to trap the opponents; the Junior

Varsity Pep Squad. Left to right, bottom row: Eileen
Cashman, Sabine Davis, Malia Igoe; middle row: Debbie Ching,

Carol Akau; top row: coordinator Shere Lam, Lori Thompson,
coordinator Lori Ohtani; Two bodies are better than one!!?;
Going up?; "Praise the Lord! We got through another cheer."

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J V Pep Stjusd

...T o What We're
Doing Over Here

This year Maryknoll's JV Pep Squad began
their kicks, splits, jumps, and prac­
tices earlier than expected. The eight
members cheered at Pac-Five football
games as well as at basketball games.
Their routines displayed many hours of
hard work, producing synchronized cheers
for our sports programs.

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ORGANIZATIONS

You will encounter people who are going in the
same direction as you are. They will share your
interests, your dreams, your aspirations. So, you
form groups where you can work together and help

each other out.

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Student Body Senate

Involvement

Shows Leadership

The Maryknoll Student Body Senate worked
with committees, faculty, and divisions
in planning and organizing the many stu­
dent activities of the year. Enthusias­
tic, eager, spirited, and hard working
are just a few of the words that des­
cribe these young leaders. Five seniors
and three underclassmen made up the
1976-77 Senate. They were advised by
the principal, Sr. Anne Callahan.

CLOCKWISE from above: 1976-77 Student Body Senate, left to
right: Soph. Senator Richard Budar, Sr. Senator Lisa Kunimune,

Pres. Lauren Gibo, V. Pres. Susan Thompson, Sec. Candace
Ishikawa, Tres. Rose Chang; Richard Budar helps keep the
school in tune; Student Leaders Organization; Student leader
Mark Bell shows his concern; Candace Ishikawa faces the daily

problems which arise in school.

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Student Lenders Ofgenkefion

Student Leaders
Lead The Way

SLO calls upon the leaders of the school
to combine their efforts to create a co­
ordinated, exciting and well-informed
student government. Homeroom and divi­
sion officers, committee heads and stu­
dent senators come together to plan stu­
dent activities, discuss innovative
ideas, and work very hard to provide a
better environment here at Maryknoll.

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Hui

Give a Little,

Help a Lot

Hui Kokua is an organization of Mary-
knoll High School students who want to
get involved in their community. They

do this by helping the aged, needy,
and underprivileged. This year Hui
Kokua had several fund raising drives.
The money was used for such things as

UNICEF and the Cancer Society.

CLOCKWISE from above: Hui Kokua Committee with co-heads Janet
Garcia, Lourdes Lee and advisor Sr. Grace Wilson; 1976-77 As­

sembly Committee, with co-heads Karen Helfrich, Sandra Kam and
advisor Mrs. Mary Beth Sandla; The Service Committee with co­

head Richard Budar (co-head Aaron Young and advisor Mr. Flegal
missing); Linda Omura trick or treats for Shriners.

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Service & Assembly Committees

Getting

the Act Together

The Service Committee provides techni­
cal services necessary for Maryknoll's
extracurricular activities. They work
closely with the Assembly Committee to
bring more enjoyable events. They al­
so help the Athletic Department to
film video tapes that are essential in
helping the football and basketball
teams evaluate their strategies.

From the Aquaintance Week festivities
and the pep rallies, to the various
masses here in school, the Assembly
Committee kept the student body in­
formed as well as entertained. Under
the guidance of Mrs. Sandla, they
scheduled and arranged all of this
year's presentations.

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Listen and

You Shall Hear

The Liturgy Committee is involved with
planning our high school masses. Their
goals are to help students find the im­
i portant values in life and to put more

il meaning into the religious services.
Through the committee's efforts, the
students are brought closer together.

I* Super speakers and thrilling thespians
join forces to constitute the Maryknoll

High School Speech and Drama Club. These
students participate in interpretive

events such as humorous or dramatic in­
terpretation or storytelling as well as
original oratory or impromptu speeches.

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CLOCKWISE from below: C M Rho Knoller Staff with co-heads
Lauren Gibo and Candace Ishikawa and advisor Mr. Frank Mattos;
Steph Dalit cuts and pastes and cuts and pastes; Christy
Olmstead and Sam Matsen tune up for the senior retreat; The
Liturgy Committee with co-heads Christy Olmstead, Karen
Helfrich and advisor Sr. Angela Brennan; Drama and Speech
Club with coordinator Sheryl Bonilla and advisor Mrs. Mary
Beth Sandla.

Chi Rho Knollet

The Press
Presses On

The 1976-77 Chi Rho Knoller staff
created a school newspaper that both
entertained and informed the stu­
dents. Advised by Mr. Mattos, the
Chi Rho staff set up their headquar­
ters in room 205. This was where
they typed and pasted and typed and
grumbled and typed. The monthly
issues included regular columns from
the Senate and Dear Blabby, reports
on Spartan activities, people, PAC-5
sports, opinions, cartoons, and
photos.

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Ptom Committee

Stepping O ut

in S t y l e

This select group of students from the
Social Committee made this year’s formal

events a real success. Enthusiasm and
efficiency are just a few words that

describe these dedicated people. Their
hard work made the Winter Ball and the

Junior-Senior Prom a memorable occasion
for all.

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Social Committee

Times To

Remember

Before the gates of Rogers Hall open
for a dance, you know the Social Com­
mittee has completed a job well done.
The members worked together to make
our dances fun and worthwhile events.
Under the supervision of Mrs. Koreyasu
they gave us something to "boogie"
about every month.

CLOCKWISE from left: Debonair Dayne Brown uses his poise
to sell dance tickets; "If you really want to be discover­
ed..."; Prom Committee with co-chairmen Tim Gaud, Lori
Ohtani and Advisor Mrs. Daryl Koreyasu; Robin Lee looks
for a date in the want ads; Social Committee with co-
chairmen Tim Gaud, Lori Ohtani and Advisor Mrs. Daryl
Koreyasu.

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Pep Club

Stand Up
and Cheer

The Pep Club brought excitement and in­
spiration to all of our sporting events.

The devoted members gave their time for
poster-making, bake sales and other ac­

tivities. In cheering their team to
victory, their loud voices were often
heard above those of the most avid fans.

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CLOCKWISE from below: 1976-77 Spirit Committee with co-heads
Lia Candia, Denise Nolan, Kevin Cteura and Advisor Sr. Roberta
Salvador; Loralynn Leong and her paint brush give the Pep
Club a helping hand; Pep Club with. Pres. Shere Lam, V. Pres.
Cynthia Ferreira, Sec./Treas. Lucy Mau and Advisor 3r.
Frances; Pep Club president Shere Lam cheers with enthu­
siasm; Kevin Omura and Denise Nolan tally up the scores for
the hatbaiid contest.

Spirit Committee

W e Make

It Happen

The Spirit Committee is a group of ener­
getic students which has banded together
to organize some of Maryknoll’s enter­
taining activities. Acquaintance Week,
Aloha Week, Homecoming and the Ho'o Lau-
lea reflected their hard work. These
members plan and carry out each detail
to make their events full of life and
enthusiasm. Creativity and SPIRIT were
the ingredients which made this year a
very special one for all participants.

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CLOCKWISE from right: Interschool Committee with co­ l\ VI* I Vi. A M L L 1
heads Rachel Dunaway, Sharon Santos and Advisor Ms. KMML-- JPl» i a H y „ VJ R
Diane Lee; 1976-77 N.H.S. pin-up girl, Kathy Wong; wm
"Welcome to the Club!"; National Honor Society with *W 1 W^
Pres, Patty Chun, V.P. Terri Hinz, Sec. Michele M
Tagawa, Treas. Iovanna Saiki and Advisor Mrs. Grace
Williams; everything you always wanted to know

about ...; ''Well, this is better than being in
physics class."

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Infenchool

The Campus
Connection

The Interschool Committee’s goal is
to exchange ideas and to promote

good-fellowship with other schools.
The interschool system provides an

opportunity to socialize with a wide
range of people in their own learn­

ing environment. The students visit
a variety of schools around the

state and return the hospitality by
inviting these schools to visit

Maryknoll. Rap sessions are orga­
nized for the students with the goal

of combining people and ideas.
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National Honot Society

Scholastic
Achievers

The National Honor Society is a
nationwide organization which rec­
ognizes individuals who have ex­
celled academically. Not limited
to scholarship, National Honor
Society membership also requires
leadership, character, and commu­
nity service, rfembership dues are
applied to a scholarship fund from
which two awards are made annual­
ly, one to a senior, another to an
underclassman. This provides in­
centive for National Honor Society
members to work toward even higher
academic achievement.

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CLOCKWISE from below: The Math Club, with advisors Mr.
James Wong and Mrs. Grace Williams; "If only I had studied,"
recalls Pearla Relator; "I pledge allegiance to the flag..";

Maryknoll's drill team and color guard set up for the par­
ade; Col. Billy G. Ogan, squadron commander; Civil Air Pa­
trol officers; Miae Ruiz tries a last minute preparation be­

fore event number three.

tan{x =
sin x

Does the equation above look complicat­
ed? If your feeble minds can't grasp a

simple computation such as this, it's
time you visit your local Math Resource
Center! There you will find the mathe­

matical wizards of Maryknoll, the Math
Club. In the Oahu Math League, they

participate in six events ranging from
Algebra I to Trigonometry, They absorb
new knowledge and gain insight with each

meet.

CAP

Come Fly
With Me

Civil Air Patrol has long been a part of
the curriculum at Maryknoll and contin­
ues to offer a variety of activities for
the cadets in the squadron. Aside from
flag duty and the Thursday morning
tromping on the parade grounds, most of
their activities took place off campus
-- such as glider flying at Dillingham
Field, competing in the Caplympics, and
hosting the annual Military Banquet.
The development of leadership qualities
is one of the goals of the cadet program
and strengthens the students' potential
to become a vital part of their school
and community.

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Japanese Club

Searching for

“Good Fortune"

Last year saw the beginning of
Maryknoll's Japanese Club, a band

of students dedicated to explor­
ing the culture of our Pacific

neighbors. With the guidance of
Mrs. Livingston, the club's activ­

ities included an exchange of
thoughts with students from dif­
ferent schools, as well as a trip

to Chinatown to experience the
influence of the Orient. The club

sponsored both sushi and bake
sales to finance other excursions.

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CLOCKWISE from above: Carl Osaki spikes the tea;

"I wonder if this is really sushi, or ... do you

think it is Hawaiian Club with Pres. Charlie

Barboza, V.P. Vannassa Au, Treas. Terri Hinz, Sec.

Jill Freitas, and Advisor Ms. Charlotte Silva; "I

think she's got me!"; Melanie Pang finally masters

another Hawaiian game; Japanese Club with Pres.

Linda Saiki, V.P. Michele Tagawa, Treas. Lori Won,

Sec. Christine Ferreira, and Advisor Mrs. JoAnne

Livingston.

Hawaiian Club

Keeping The

Spirit Alive

The Hawaiian Club is the newest addition
to Maryknoll's cultural organizations.
Throughout the year, the Hawaiian Club
has profited from bake sales and other
fund-raising projects. They also assist­
ed in supporting the annual Aloha Week
activities by selling authentic Bicen­
tennial Aloha Week ribbons. The commis­
sion received from these efforts will be
used for a trip to Hilo at the end of
the year. Mrs. Silva, the club advisor,
also had her "Hawaiians" create Hawaiian
crafts, such as replica Aloha Week
floats, konane boards, and ipus.

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Fteneh k

Paris Within

Your Grasp

Le Cercle Francais is a club dedi­
cated to cultivating the French

"couture." Doing their part in the
Foreign Language Fair was a memora­
ble experience for all the members.
This has been the club's second suc­

cessful year under their advisor,
Mr. Glenn Silva.

CLOCKWISE from right: Laurie Dang studies the struc­
ture of the Eiffel Tower; The French Club with Pres.

Sharon GtLng, Sec./Treas. Vicki Frissell, and Advisor
Glenn Silva; French Nluppets dramatize "Little Red

Riding Hood"; Colorful pinatas brighten the Foreign
Language Fair; The Spanish Club with Pres. Lourdes

Lee, V. Pres. Deanna Chung, Treas. Danette Lau, Sec.
Lyanne Wong, and Advisor Maria Lopez-Haney.

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Spanish Club

Fiesta

Fun

This fresh new club brings out the
Spanish side of Maryknoll High. Fun
events and fiestas have been some of
their activities. Participation in
the Foreign Language Fair at the Ala
Mo ana Shopping Center was just one
of the club’s many successful proj­
ects. With the helpful advice of
Senora de Haney, the club had an ex­
citing year that can only be de­
scribed as "fantastico."

GEORGE/
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\m book

- ‘V * We
Did It

Day after day the 1977 Ka Moe' Uhane
Yearbook staff hurriedly worked to
create the best annual possible.

With much patience and a lot of ef­
fort, the blank pages were soon

transformed into the written memo­
ries of Maryknoll High. Each page

was carefully planned out by the
different section heads and then
sent in for final approval. It then
went through the various stages of
writing, picture scheduling, cut­
ting, and pasting to arrive at the
long awaited result. Our publish­

er's representative, Mr. Chuck
Klingman, and advisor, Mr. Wallace
Inglis, provided much encouragement
and new ideas for our still growing

yearbook.

CApfiows —

CL0G3VISE from below: "I still say we should change the •PlosU leP+- am3
sports section into a cheerleaders' section!"; "I'm so happy reduce ( * 4 )
here I could just..."; Patty Chun displays her unusual tal­
ent of typing forty mistakes per minute; Roxanne Ishikawa
doing what she does best -- playing with rubber cement;
George Lee gets ready, aims, clicks, and produces...; The
fantastic 1976-77 Ka Moe' Uhane yearbook staff.

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SENIORS

Like the day you first saw your reflection, in the
mirror and thought it was another baby, again you

move on towards broadening your horizons.

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Seniors Seek
a Successful Y e a r !

We live in such a demanding world. It
requires that we have some sort of

organization so that our lives don't
become sequences of meaningless actions.

Therefore, some of us become leaders to
set up guidelines for the others. This

doesn't mean that some are superior to
the rest - - i t means that we all become

a better unit.

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CLOCKWISE from far loft: Homecoming 1977 -- Let's pick up
the pieces and complete this puzzle; Senior class president,
Kevin Crnura, Maryknoll's "Boy Wonder" on the go; (Xir divi­
sion advisor, Mr. Kaufmann, IMS's future principal, aids
students in the College/Career center; Behind this calm mis­
leading face, lies not a Hiss Teenage Honolulu, but one of
the Discipline Board "Wardenettes."; Halloween Candy Drive
1976 -- Patty Fowler and Inri Ohtani weigh the Senior loot;
Penny-pinching, the Chun-ese way; Battle of the Choirs 1976
-- "Together for Christmas," maybe for the last time; Effi­
ciency, sweetness, not to mention sex-appeal, are a few of
the qualities which describe Secretary Lori Won. CENTER .
LEFT: Vice-President Clarine Oda, an outspoken Speaker of
the House, makes her point of view known. CENTER RIG IT:-
Senior girls have a lot to cheer about.

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My year has just ended but, If I leave here tomorrow NO GOAL IS TOO HIGH
There is a new beginning ahead would you still remember me? IF WE CLIMB WITH
So now I leave you with a simple For I must be travelling on nowr
Good-bye. to many places I've got to see. PARE AND CONFIDENCE.
Remembering the fun and joy. If I stay here with you
Saying thanks to you all. things just couldn't be the same "IRIS"
Most of all to Mom and Dad. For I'm as free as a bird now
And this bird you cannot change. Edward Dean Bajcar
Kevin John Kapono Ahakuelo
Lymy r d Skynyrd

Kathleen Marie Amorine

Sue-Ann Pualani Akau Vannassa Nohealani Au Charlynn Uilani Barboza

Love is a symbol of it matters not what Aloha i ke ola ke ia manawa i ka
eternity. you are thought to be, wa oha i kou hopu eia ho'i i ka
but what you are.
It wipes out all sense manawa oe holo mann'o ia ko'ana
of time, noho me kekaJii kanaka ku i kawa

destroying all memory of h a 1a iwi he pau'a like a me na mea
a beginning, makemakc e hiki no ana.
and all fear of an end.
Aloha au ia oe Kalani
Unknown
-Tita-

m

isn't life funny? if someone gave you lined paper life is free
tilings change; people change. write the other way. so reach out and grasp
someone once told me that all you can today
NOTHING IS FOREVER, Robert Booth for toHsnorrow all you will have
well ... i don't know, left of today are memories
surely the pages will yellow,
and yes, the ink may facie. Mahal kita Buddy
'hut that can't change the fact
that there was something there Helen Anne Brust

felissa Bernadette Bitanga

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Scott Steven Black Dayne A. Brown Rosemarie Soy Wah Cnang

LOOKING BACK A FEW SHORT YEARS its strange, how you never Into my heart's treasury
WF. MADE OUR PLANS AND PLAYED realize how much you love I slipped a coin
THE CARDS THE WAY THEY FELL. someone till you no
NOW WE"RE LIVING IN THAT DREAM longer have them...D.A.-B. That tine cannot take
WE HAD NOT LONG AGO. EVERYTHING Nor a thief purloin,
IS GOING FINE WE JUST HAVE TO well,..
KEEP IN MIND WE MUST SET NEW it looks like the party's over Oh better than the minting
GOALS. WE MUST NOT FORGET TIE Of a gold-crowned king
DISCOVERY THAT WE WERE JUST ...D.M.M. Is the safe-kept memory
MEANT' TO BE. -FROM CHICACO- Of a lovely thing.

-To as dale.

If a man docs not keep pace The supreme happiness of life is As friends, wo don't see eye to
with his companions, the conviction that we are loved eye, but then we don't hear
perhaps it is because he hears loved for ourselves- say rather; ear to ear either.
a different drummer, loved in spite of ourselves,
let hist step to the music -- Buster Keaton
he hears, -Victor Hugo
however measured or far away. Patricia Frances Chun
Dawn Marie Chun
-thoreau

Sharon Ching

Thomas Kwai Hin Ching Lottie H.Q. Chun Deanna Kam Choy Chung

Funny how the time flies by A song in my heart, To share my joys arid sorrows
now we have to say good-bye and a smile on my face. I feel a sense of love released
to all my friends .., That makes me happy! Mien I see a smile result from
when the fun had just begun
now that schools over what I share, I feel free from
I'm waiting for the day. the worries that I have.

be togetiler again Having friends to help you grow,
friends with each passing moment, rakes

are forever you love them and cherish the
many memories you have of being

together. Naturally. THINKS!

lie puts himself in the hold of

darkness searching for light.

Trying to be more than he is,

but also less. For he cannot

roaster tire forces of life till If it weren't
For the last minute,
he learns suri'ender. So that in Happy are those who dream dreams
A lot of tilings and are ready to pay the pric<’
the end he knows Iris place and Wouldn't get done. to mice thorn come tine.

a m find it. M, S, Traylor -L.J. Cardinal Suencns

The mind upon tire board upon Kenneth H.Q. Dang Lani Elaine Dover

the wave. -Tampion

Daral Conklin

Kelli Cordeiro Lauren Therese Dang Jan Lehualani D u m r a n

Love is tire heart in bloom I live for those who love me, 0 wau mahemake ua au 'a keiki hou
on a warm fresh spring for those who know Tae true; 'Fha kuli pahono ma'alahi
morning. Mamua o ulia'i pu'uwai..
For the heaven that smiles above
me, and awaits my spirit too; Aloha au ia oe .....
1 will never have friends
For the cause that lacks like the friends I have now.
assistance. But, 1 will have one friend
that will equal them.
For the wrong that needs
resistance; ''Kanahikukumah ik u .''

For the future in the distance,
And the good that I can do. .
-G.L. Banks

'Inose who love deeply Ihe cloud and the moon, We must make our brother see
Never prow old; both the same. That the light is he
Shining on, you and me
they may die of old age, Valley and mountains, The land lie gave
but they die young. each different. Roads we must pave
Are they one, Thru each, others eyes
Unknown Humanity will rise
or are the two? In love - And our spirit will
Rachel Mapuana Dunaway Be at one witli they
Norman Eko
Spirit: EWF

A t i l a n o R. F a b r o

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Brenda Dung Patrick Esteban Christine Alyce Ferreira

we must look forward with THE FUTURE IS PURCHASED I believe in Die sun, even when
confidence mid courage BY 'fin- PRESENT; TOMORROW'S it is not shining-
DREAM CAN ONLY BE BUILT
and not backward with regret UPON TODAY'S REALITY. I believe in love, even when I
if wc are fair with ourselves we feel it not-

shall find as much pleasure I believe in GOD, even when
and happiness as grief. He is silent.

Thanks to ma, dad, my friends, -Unknown
family and kim, for making me
so happy, i love you all!!,

Do you know A smile is friendly magic. Hold fast to dreams
where you're going to? Memory is one of wondrous beauty, for if dreams die,
watered by tears and coaxed by life is a broken
Do you like the things smiles of yesterday. winged bird that
that life is showing you? cannot fly.
Jill Freitas
Where are you going to? -Langston Hughes

Do you know? Janet M. Garcia
G. Goffin

Patricia Colleen Fowler

Georgette Haunani Freitas. Victoria K. Frissell Janel Maelarii G a m e r

When you make someone To my friends, new and old, Success is;
smile You are the greatest. getting what you want.
you make a friend.
Together, good times will be P.S. Don’t forget THE HAOLE! Happiness is;
shared, P.S.S. SMITH! waiting what you get.
aid memories will be treasured.
Love will grow aid life will be Unknown
beautiful. Hie party's over!!
lie Kealoha pumehana pau ole.
(With warm everlasting love.)

is a river, "When you get into a tig!,£
and everything^ aSj1i-nS ^1;
And canyons
Understanding never_give^up then, ^ ^.

Wisdom -Harriett B. Stove
Growingtugether.
Dennis Michael Hansen
Daralyn Ann Goo

Lauren Kiyomi Gibo Gloria K.O. Goo Karen Helfrich

do you knot.' what i think? In order to change your fears I KNOT I WILL NEVER RISE YOU
i think that there must be a and anxieties about the future FOR I WILL ALWAYS FIND YOU IN THE
tiny star out there that is my into hope, you must accept your BEAIT1Y OF LIFE.
star... and as i am among present life and see it as it
millions and millions of people, really is. Kalcna
that tiny star is out there
among millions and millions of -Unknown
stars! by diaries sen

than!; you

H a n for the future oh the joy and comfort
so you don't regret the past. you through life may know

Mark Hernandez with a song of sunshine
everywhere you go!
anonymous

Edith Teresa Hoo

Teresa Ann Hinz Richard Honea Candace Nani Ishikawa

THOSE V.TIO Don't take anything for If a thought comes to you
BRING SUNSHINE granted because only when of doing a kindness to someone
you lose it do you do it tiiat very minute!
TO THE LIVES find oiit how much it's Don't put it off; don't wait!
OF OTHERS worth. that's the use of
doing a kindness
CANNOI KEEP IT if you do it a day too late?
FROM THEMSELVES
-Gilbert Hays
-Unknown

GIVE Mi Tin; NIL. STRONGER
THE PURPOSE TO
NOW ITL/Vf I'VE F
I ’M NEVER ALONE
0 IANCBS COME TC

just made up the word STEP RJ.QIT, AND HE A MAN
hide the ever-present fact YOU'LL NEED FAITH TO UNDERSTAND
at we arc all absurd...
KEEP YOUR HEAD TO THE SKY...
nrrie Renee Johnston MARI CO WHITE

Paul Yoshio Koike

Mary Magdalene P. Juntilla Karlun Ko Lisa Maria Kunimune

Dont be afraid to see yourself as NATURE IS THE BEAUTY OF THIS Hie glory of friendship
. the you-that-you'd-like-t.o-be, no EARTH, LOVE, IS THE BEAUTY OF
MANKIND AND PEACE SHALL BE HIE is not the outstretched
matter Iiow far removed from the BEAUTY OF THE UNIVERSE.
real the you-of-your-dreams may hand, nor the kindly smile
be. Keep dreaming the dream-hitch Unknown
nor the joy of companionship;
a ride on a star, hold tight
never let yourself fall, it is the spiritual inspiration

and one day you'll find that the that comes to one when he
you-of-your-dreams is tiie
discovers that someone else
you-that-is-real, after air
believes in him and is willing
Helen Lowrie
to trust him. b

--Raiph Waldo Emerson

Searching for beauty, ...the road may be rough, but funny how the times can change,
1 saw the morning! life is to learn...grow... as fast as we can run.
Looking for joy, experience...and to share Sad to say we had to part
I found no end; with love... when the fun is just begun.

Searching for peace, Danette C.L. Lau D. Hall J. Oates
I found the evening;
Francine L. Lee
Trying to help,
I gained a friend!

UNKNOWN

Noella Lam

"Vi,"

Sherelee Lam Sean Lawrence Robin Lee

Hood morning yesterday The rainy season comes to pass When you are gone and you feel
You wake up The day-glow pirate sinks at last you haven't been loved you know
And if I laughed a bit to fast, you haven't received the supreme
and time has slipped away well it was up to me. happiness of life, which is*
And suddenly its hard to find being loved - your life wasn't
The memories you've left behind Ian Anderson worth living for.
Remember, will you remember
The times of your life. Unknown

nun. Do not search for an tvers
To be given to you Unknown
If given they would_

for you could not li

For the present,
live in the question
and little by Little,

alraost unconsciousT>
you will enter the I
and live them also.

Susan S.S. Low

Marlene May Lewis Suphawan Yee Loesvaranurak: Michael B . Lyons

If what you're waiting for LOOKING BACK ON HOW IT ...along the way I've learned
is worth it, then wait for it. WAS IN YEARS GONE BY some tilings.
And may a light shine
upon your path. AND THE GOOD TIMES THAT You have to make the good
And remember you can be I HAD times yourself, take the little
what you want to be, times and make them into big
and get what you always wanted HIKES TODAY SEEM RATHER times, and save the times that
to get.. If you put your SAD are all right, for the ones that
mind find soul into it. aren't so good.
SO GO FOR IT! SO MUCH HAS CHANGED.
Rod McKuen

There canes a time When we are looking
when we ail must part for tiie beauty and the freedom
and go our separate ways;
We must remember to take
Taking something with us, with us
and leaving something behind.
The smiles, the happiness and
Well, it looks like the the love we have experienced
party's over.
in the road behind us
-To denise from sam- Or wc will not find it

Denise Martin in the road ahead...
S a m '77

Patricia Anne Matsen

Iris Mari Masunaga Lucyanne Mau Gay Miyashiro

LOOK NOT WITH YOUR EYES Our most cherished and enjoyable and do not. forget
FOR THEY SEE ONLY moments with each other the earth delights
will become just a to steal your feet,
LIMITATIONS. happy memory.
RATHER SEEK WITH and tiie wind
So, farewell my friends, longs to play
UNDERSTANDING for we must pa r t! with your hair.
AND YOU WILL FIND MUCH MORE.
-Kaiilil Gibran

mm 'What you put into it, „

is what you get out of it.

If I am.

I was.

But I wasn't.

ill OTHERS So, I'm not. What it is!
IS AN EVERLASTING
But if I am not,
HAPPINESS.
then I wasn't.
Unknown
But I'm sure 1 was.
Craig T. Nagasawa
So, I am! DRN

Denise Rene Nolan ICyle Nakanelua

Nona M. Nowiclci Patrick T. Ogawa

What lies behind us and FOR IT’S ONLY IN YOUR HEART
what lies before us are THIS THING THAT MAKES YOU WANT Tf
tiny matters compared to START IT ALL AGAIN
what lies witliin us. YOU CAN'T DISREGARD YOUR FRIENDS
'CAUSE LIFE GET'S SO HARD
Ralph W. Emerson MIEN YOU REACH TIE END...

GERRY BECKLY

Time's velocity To have faith is to be sure there never seems to be
cannot be measured. of the things we hope for, enough time to do

For its components to be certain of the things the things you want to do
are too agile. we cannot see. once you find them

Yet it has a major contendor. Kevin H. Qmnra -- Jim Croce
An antagonist,
Melanie Pang
that obstructs its path,
h'e call it, "memories

Lori Denise Ohtani

m.

Christy Dianne 01mstead Norman Dominic Padilla James Coyle Russell

... you've got to get up every "It's been such a long, long time we dance upon this earth for but
morning with a smile on your since I ’ve been down this way I a brief while, whirlwinds of
face and show the world all the Don't have the time to say good­
love in your heart, then people bye So I'll be on my way matter, identical to stardust and
gonna treat you better you're See you around some other time raindrops, wildflowers and grains
gonna find that you're After all the tilings I've said
beautiful as you feel ... and done It’s hard to leave of sand, concentrations of sun
And who knows when I'm coming and surf and time, we each have
Carole King back Home's the place to be."
Good-bye from Me and "K" our special moments and places
we call our own. yet life, like

the revolutions of the distant
stars, is infinite....

I

Life is adventure in experience, Whether or not it rains When I finally found the answers
and when you are no longer greedy or shines to life
there is always a
for the last drop of it, rainbow of love They cluinged the questions...
it means no more than that, waiting to be shared
that you have set your face... so...Never be lonely James Silva
to the day when you shall depart no matter what you do
There's someone somewhere
-Donald C. Peattie waiting for you,

Iovanna Shigeko Saiki Nellie Samson

Linda Naomi Saiki Sharon Lee Santos Marvin V. Silva

Hand in hand we'd choose You give but little when you Change is a strange thing
the moments that should last give of your possessions. it cajinot be denied
the. lovely moments that It is when you give of yourself
should have no future that you truly give. It can lieip you find yourself
and no past. or make you lose your pride
Unknown
Move with it slowly
as on the road we go

Please do not hold on to me
we all must go alone
-Olomana

The Book of Knowledge contains: With all its sadness, drudgery, Time is ...
Words of Wisdom, Laughter, and broken dreams, Too slow for those who wait
Tears of Joy mid Disappointr-ont, Too swift for those who tear
ffc’irsories of Yesterday, A glimpse it is still a beautiful memory. Too long for those who grieve
of what Tomorrow might bring. Be cheerful and Too short for those who rejoice
A person searching for an answer. But for those who love ...
Who am I? An individual by right strive to be happy.
Not outstanding or following Your life is what you make it. Time is Eternity.
the crowd but just being me.
Much love and thanks Edward Robert Thompson
Independent and Free! to my mom, family, and friends

Lynne MeiLan Soong for making ray four years
in high school happy ones.

Michele K. Tagawa

" fI

Rynette K u ’uipo Spilliard Robin. K. Taira Susan Joyce Thompson

"Little Keys" We've come together the greatest gift you can give
We were once joined as one, on this special day to others is yourself
Hoping never to be undone. to sing our message
Now all we have left are memories, loud and clear
And these are like little keys. lookin' back, we touched
Hoping someday to open the door, on carefree days,
So we can share memories once with future pass they reappear
from time to time
more!
Unknown

Look toward the future as i leave i feci i have left
with a smile.
a part of me behind, and i fee]
John Frederick Walters you have left a part of you with
me, but also feeling i have left
a part of me and a piece of love
with all my friends 'cause
friends are the next best thing
to being loved.

Cedric Y.W. Wong

Heather Kaiii Ulcauka Lori Ann Won

No vivas cn el pasado,...vivs To live content with small
para el futuro. means; to seek elegance rather
than luxury, to be worthy, not
respectable, to study hard,
think quietly, bear dieerfully,
do bravely, aw'ait occasions,
hurry never. In a word, to let
the spiritual, grow up through
the common. This is to be my
symphony. William Clwinning

Life is just like Cherish There are three parts in truth
a piece of paper the sun First, the inquiry,
put some color ca it! which is the wooing of it;
and the rain... Secondly, the knowledge,
Edgar Wu the light which is the presence of it;
Aid thirdly, the belief,
and the darkness,.. which is the enjoyment of it.
each is
Sir Francis Bacon
a blessing
of Aaron James Young
God.

Lynda Louise Yim

Kai Wu Curtis Young Leona Kwai Heong Yuen

If you do not understand LIFE IS MlAT YOU MAKE IT. The drum of my life,
my silence SO MAKE THE BEST OF LIFE. like the dawn of today
is only a memory of my mind,
you will not understand so important because it
my words. gave me the opportunity to grow,
to become, what I am
Unknown and what 1 will be,
and I thank you for this day

and for my life.
George Betts

The Man/ Faces
of YOU

Some people think that even
if you could be inside the

mirror looking out at your­
self, you still couldn't see

all the changes you go
through. Not a total and
complete change, mind you,
but little things-like the

way you feel. Sometimes
you're rational and some­
times you're insane. One
moment you're on top of the
world...and the next thing
you know, life's the pits!
Well, that's the way it goes.

CLOCKWISE from above: Tall, strong, and healthy. "Legs"
Nowicki, "Muscles" Kang, and "Lusty" Lam; Mmm, Mum good!;

Maryknoll's answer to the disco dancer -- Jan Dumaran;
PAC-5 star, Marvin Silva, is the center of attention;

"Enough, already!"; "Hi sweetie, I'm free tonight. Want

a date?"; "Someone called?"; "Gee, I think Santa's kind

of cute!!"; Lauren Gibo ... always clowning around.
CENTER: Va Va Va Voom! Lovely Linda Libkuman lounges

luxuriously.

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