1994

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Maryknoll School
Office of Alumni Relations
1526 Alexander St
Honolulu, HI 96822

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e come from all different teachers, we can give the students a Schools. It all began a decade ago with II C<
ethnic, religious, and cul­ larger representation.” Although an the question. "How can we do things
tural backgrounds. We all amendment process is available for better than we do now?" This year, we LT|i
■ -« have special interests, necessary changes in the future. Jim have a concrete answer. Working with
abilities, talents, and aspirations. We hopes the first one. like the U.S. Consti­ Brown University and several mainland la<
live in all directions, from Waialua tution, will establish enduring harmony. high schools. Maryknoll will become the Io
and Waipahu to Kailua and Koko first school in Hawaii to Instill this new sys­ fin
Head. Of course, there are also us Our entire school system is aiming in a bf
lucky ones from Manoa and Makiki new direction, that of the Essential tem of education. Our teachers and
Yet by some uncanny force, we are school staff have been working vi- Cl
all called out from our private niches r-i
and gather together here at Mary- r
knoll. Whether by plan or by grand
coincidence, the unique individuals
of our school unite to make a truly
distinguished and unrivaled group.

Each and every one of us at Mary-
knoll have been, in our ways, moving
in all directions. There are many op­
portunities for personal growth sur­
rounding us and we endeavor to ex­
plore them all. Everyday our teach­
ers guide our minds along wondrous
journeys — whether it be strolling
through an anaerobic bacterium
cell, rallying in the storming of the
Bastille, or celebrating the corona­
tion of Macbeth — our minds are
constantly expanding and evolving.
We also get involved in all the differ­
ent activities, clubs, and teams on
campus to develop our special inter­
ests with others. Outside of school,
we fan out into our communities and
lend a helping hand where ever we
are needed.

This year, our Student Senate has
also been on the move to take us in
new directions. Our trailblazing rep­
resentatives. with the help of Mr. Wil­
liam McFeely, Student Senate advi­
sor have created the Maryknoll con­
stitution. It observes real parliamen­
tary laws and will hopefully be en­
acted by 1995 after a series of ratifi­
cations by students and school man­
agement. All the ideas and rules will
finally be preserved in writing for to­
morrow. Our senate president. Jim

Gerding asserts that the constitution
will unite the school under one gov­
erning system and explains, "There
will be much less confusion. It will im­
prove senate-division communica­
tion so that events can run more
smoothly. With an administrative
center and more involvement by

THEME

, /interstate'. the SAT torture, is being overhauled.
Yes, the "A" now stands for “assess­
Lunalilo nrn , ment", not “aptitude". Along with that,
the comprehensive passages will be
Freeway WESt doubled in length, the math section has
no multiple choice, and the overall test­
UNLICENSED ing time is even longer than the eternity
VEHICLES it was before. Look on the bright side, at
least you get to use calculators!
BICYCLES, CYCLES
SUNDER 5 HR When you're suffering through the new
SAT. though, just think of all the fun you'll
* PEDESTRIANS

''S£#OUT
FREEWAY.

have at the senior graduation party.
This year, our parents, through their hard
work and wholehearted support, have
led us In the direction of Project Gradu­
ation. This successful venture has pro­
vided us with safe but sassy fun and a
chance to gather those last, sweet

memories.

All these changes and improvements

are made for us as individuals. We all

mature in body, mind, and spirit here at

Maryknoll and soon are ready to further

advance in all directions. But perhaps

one day along your ever-broadening

and expanding life, you will look back

and remember the Maryknoll Spartan

spirit you began your journey with and

the wonderful friends you laughed with

along the way. — Anthony Fo, 94

idrantly to welcome next year's fresh- "students directly involved in the learn­ (page 2. top) The Pep Squad wel­
iynen into the “macro" program. Re­ ing process. We want to move from re­ comes students to Field Day in Septem­
lated subjects will integrate their lessons membering to reasoning, we want to ber. (page 2. bottom) Teachers on the
together and teachers will finally have ask students to do things that are Essential Schools committee plan curric­
" ime to hold a complete class. There will meaningful. We want students to learn ulum for incoming students of the Class
line a greater emphasis on seminars, dis- how to learn." of '98. (top) The Student Senate points
sussions, and applied knowledge. Prin­ in all directions they'll lead students
cipal, Mr. Andrew Corcoran explains the We really know things are moving in all now, and in the future, (above) The
vpurpose of the new system is to get. directions when our universal constant, Mass of the Holy Spirit opens the school
year, (far left) Emphasis is given on the
Essential Schools plan, (left) A pep rally

salutes fall quarter athletes.

he sheer high va- SUMMER TAKES US IN ALL
cation always
brings. Packing, (below) Maryknoll student mission­
not wanting to ed on Mili Atoll of the Republic of
forget some - the Marshall Islands, (right) Stu­
thing important. dents and faculty ready for a
The rush of peo­ shopping spree in Tokyo, Japan.
ple at the airport. The building
excitement and buzz of antici­ (above) Great Britain voyagers front the magnificent ruins of Stonehenge, (oc oosite page
pation. The thrill of the un­ top) Students are engulfed by a replica of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in Ashland, Or.
known. These sensations are gon. (right) Knollers front the Hermitage in St. Petersburg, Russia, bundled up for warmth.
nothing new to the many
Maryknoll
students
who have
gone on
tours and
exchanges
to foreign
countries.
There are
opportuni­
ties avail-
a bIe for
nearly any
student
wishing to
visit a new
and excit­
ing place.
Countries
like Russia,
Japan, the
Marshall Islands, Great Britain,
and France make up a mere
taste of the richness of the
world made wider through
Maryknoll's extensive travel
programs.

One needs only to have curios­
ity, a willingness to learn, and
an open mind, to benefit from
a foreign country. Probably the
most valuable lesson that the
travel program lends is that
learning is not limited to the
classroom; most of our lasting
education will come from out­
side experiences with new cul­
tures, new ideas and world­
wide possibilities.

Tours are also extensions of
school courses. Mr. James Eak-
man, Russian history, teacher,
takes groups to Russia for them
to "see, feel, and experience
the history they have studied."
Mrs. Frankie Lucas of the English
Department says her British tour
"made the literature come
alive. We saw where William
Wordsworth lived; we walked
the same paths he took." Stu­
dents who have traveled
through their foreign language
courses can attest to how

DIRECTIONS OF THE WORLD much their foreign language skills
improved while in its native coun­
try.

Marshall Islands visitors hove some­
what different reasons for travel­
ing. They go to the Marshalls to
help Maryknoll Sisters in repairing
the local school, teaching its stu­
dents, and working in the commu­
nity. They are exposed to "a de­
veloping nation with political and
economic problems. For our kids
to see what struggle is all about
helps them appreciate the tre­
mendous benefits we have here
It also heightens their awareness
of history and justice issues." says
Theology teacher. Mr. Ted Stepp
The best part about the program
is "the satisfaction of seeing our
students and Maryknoll Sisters
working side by side." Jon Isabelo.
a senior, added that in the Mar­
shalls. he realized he "didn't need
material things to have fun and
be happy."

Each student traveler brings
something memorable back with
him or her. For Junior Andrew Ever­
ett, he loved the British theatre
and the underground railway sys­
tems. For Gregg Nakayama, it
was winning 24 pounds on the Irish
Sea ferry casino. Jim Gerding en­
joyed "sightseeing in Tokyo and
visiting places I have read about
in history books." Yet sometimes,
one does not even need as noble
a reason as historical importance
to have a wonderful time in a for­
eign place. As Senior Eugene
Kang reminds us, sometimes the
best aspect of a country is as sim­
ple as. "the beautiful French
women."

Students here have so much to
give, and much to receive. The
solid foundation we build through
schooling ot Maryknoll will go a
long way in the future. Our motto
of "Noblesse Oblige" takes on
greater importance when paired
with the joy that can be found in
living in the world and of the
world. Our education and our ex­
perience will allow us to enter our
adult lives bursting forth in all di­
rections. toward heights unimag-
inable.

— Anna Liza Gavieres. '94



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Emily Christina Kane Agor Sharilynn Debbie Aguilar

Farewell to you and the youth I have You're on the road to success when
spent with you. It was but yesterday you realize that failure is merely a cfe-
we met in a dream. But now our sleep tour.
has fled and our dream is over, and it is
no longer dawn. — Unknown

— Kahlil Gibran

Cherale Liana Agustin

Be beautiful inside, in your hearts, with
the lasting charm of a gentle and
quiet spirit which is so precious to God.

— 1 Peter 3:4

Paloma Lani Almanza

Think freely. Smile often. Tell those you
love you do . .. Keep a promise, laugh
heartily ... hug a kid ... see a sun rise
... have faith ... make some mis­
takes. Learn from them. Explore the
unknown. Celebrate life. Be Alive.

— Jan Michelsen

SENIORS

Jaime Keaiohaonalani Amas Janel Supnet Ancheta

You have to stand for something Re-examine AH You Have Been Told.
or you'll fall for anything. Dismiss What Insults Your Soul.

— Unknown — Walt Whitman

Shannon Leigh Arakaki

It is only with the heart that one can
see rightly.

What is essential is Invisible to the eye.
— Antoine de Saint Exupery

Shari S. Arakawa Nicole Alena Ballon Gail Salvatierra Bajar
Hey. give 'em what they want.
Don't lose your way with each passing Good things never seem to last.
day. You've come so far, don't throw They blame Just images of the past. — 10,000 Maniacs
it away. Wonders are waiting to start. And as i embark on this new road.
If we hold on together I know our It'll be those memories that I’ll always SENIORS
, dreams will never die. Dreams see us
hold.
through forever ...
ii- — Diana Ross

(pages by: Jaime Amas)

Wendy Ann Bartolome Neil Alexander Battad

... Now all the time I'm faced with re­ My wishes for you-For you to find Troy Joseph Benevides
sponsibilities, and all the pressures fall­ whatever you seek from life, and
ing down on me. Sometimes i feel like I more: not Just happiness, but Joy, and Life moves pretty fast, if you don't
just wanna run. I wanna get out in the a life that is better than you ever stop and look around awhile, you
sun. I wanna be free ... imagined before ... could miss it.

— The Party — Collin McCarty — Ferris Beuller

Nicole Leucadia Bonenfant , SeveehBonoan

Far away there in the sunshine are my The route you take depends a good
highest aspirations. I may not reach deal upon where you want you to go.
them but I can look up and see their
beauty, believe in them and try to fol­ — Lewis Carroll
low where they lead.

— Louisa May Alcott

Brian Philip Borsch

Will I ever know a brighter future stay­
ing here? Will I ever know all of the
promises from years ago? But as we
grow we know, it's far from here.

— Down By Law

SENIORS

Shea Forester Boulware

/ went to the woods because I
wanted to live deliberately. I wanted
to live deep and suck out all the mar­
row of life, and not when I had come
to die. discover that I had not lived.

— Henry David Thoreau

Sharlene Marcie Ballesteros Gerilyn Loveelani Keiko
Calilao Cambonga

The good times together we shared Time has come my friends to say
as friends will never fade away and
the memories will remain In my heart. goodbye. Our laughter may have
stopped but the memories will never
die.

Lianne Christine Carahasen Gary Thomas Casupang Jr. David Keone Cavaco

The honor should not go alone to Do or do not. there is no try Tint au la 'oe e noho. Ina 'a'ole, ua hiki
those who have not fallen, rather all no. E hi'ipoi mau no wau ia'oe, Aloha
honor to those who have fallen and — Yoda mau no wau ia'oe I wish you would
have risen again. stay, but if you can't, don't try. I'll al­
ways caress you. I'll always love you.
— Unknown
— Makaha Sons of Ni'ihau

(pages by: Gail Bajar) SENIORS

Heather Reiko Chang Jamie May Yin Chang

David Chia-Yu Chang Where I go I just don't know. I've got Time to say farewell to friends ana
to take it slow. When I find my peace happy, busy years. Time for fun ana
It Is by will alone that I set my mind in of mind. I'm gonna give you some of laughter, and maybe even tears. Time
motion. my good times ... When I find my to gather memories to hold as souve­
peace of mind, I'm gonna keep it for nirs. And as the future promise beam,
— Unknown the end of time. it's time to reach for higher dreams.

— Red Hot Chili Peppers -Kay Andrew

Jeffrey Lock Kee Chang Deanna Pui King Cheng Alton Yan Lung Cheong

We come into This World alone, and It isn't always easy ... this thing called Happiness is the goal of every no
we leave the same way ... The time life. Plans don't always work out the human being. As it is given to few<
we spend in between ... time spent way they're supposed to and misfor- to die happy, the best that man
Alive, sharing, learning ... together tunes cloud the horizon ... It‘sup to us hope and strive and pray far
... is ALL that makes life worth living! to push the clouds away. mentary happiness during life.

SENIORS

John David Chesney Tricia Oi Jun Ching Brandon Keola Chun

Inconsistency is the only constant in You either make dust Someday soon I know we 'll come
the world. or you eat dust. together.

— H. Jackson Brown. Jr. Even though our feelings change as
seasons do.
— Troop

Heatherlynn Nicole Cutter Corri Kamaile S.L. Dang Troy H. DeMeo

My mind is a mind I have come to The moments may be brief- The true object ofUte is play
know. But the memories are everlasting. Earth is a task garden
Heaven is aplayground.
And my eyes can't conceive a world — Anonymous
that — G.K. Chesterton

cannot grow.
— Blind Melon

(pages by: David Cavaco) SENIORS

Patrick Eric Eskildsen Mary Ann Isidro Felipe

I was looking back on my life and all The roots of education are bitter, but
the things I've done to me. I'm still the fruit is sweet.
looking for the answers, I'm still search­
ing for the key. — Aristotle

— Ozzy Ozbourne

Tanya Marie Fernandes

The times we shared have ended,
the memories of past are everlast­
ing.

Candace Ka Mun Flores Anthony Kui Lee Fo Dana K. Fujinaga

That farewell kiss, which resembles a It is necessary to the happiness of man The best and the most beautify
greeting, that last glance of love that he be faithful to himself. things in the whole world cannot be
which becomes the sharpest pang of seen or even touched. They must be
sorrow. — Thomas Paine
— Helen Kelle
— George Eliot

SENIORS

Anna Liza Donato Gavieres James R, Gerding II Glory Anne Acorda Gervacio

'SC fiC,- Elevator Going Up A quote is a thing too small Only connect! That was the whole of
Mt®i on which all four years must ride.
I'd much rather be remembered her sermon. Only connect the prose
, Lee Anne Greeson for all I did and tried.
& and the passion, and both will be ex­

'Cause there is no place that alted. and human love will be seen at
I'd rather be
its height. — e Forster
■ Than home in the islands ...
... in the middle of the sea.
— The Brothers Cazimero

-ft

Kellie Kimi Hashimoto Thuy Kim Hoang

You get treated in life the way Tell me something, if the world is so in­
You train people to treat you. sane, is it making you sane again to let
another man tug at the thread that
— Dr. Robert Anthony pulls up your nodding head?

— Natalie Merchant

(pages by: Jamie Chang) SENIORS

uindsey Keunghi Hung

Happiness is not having what you
want, but wanting what you have.

— H. Schachtel

Jason W. Ignas Lane Mikio Ikei

Power can be enjoyed only when it is ... Will you be coming back sow
recognized and feared. You don't know. I'm a man of ma
wishes and hope my premonitio
Fearlessness in those without Power Is misses. What / really feel, my eys
maddening to those who have it. won't let me hide. — DeVante Swn

— Tobias Wolff

Marc Allen Calizo Ines Jonathan Del Christopher Melissa Marie Emi Ishii

Nothing has yet compared Isabelo You can't run away from trout*
To the close friends I've met here. ... I've often been told that you only
I'llremember them all within myself. can do what you know how to do well there ain't no place that far. 4 ?i
Within my soul so they shall and that's be you, be what you're tike,
Never ever be far away from me. and so I'm having a wonderful time ... — Brer Rabi U

— They Might Be Giants I

SENIORS

Joshua Lee Johnson Melanie Joy Junsay John Thomas Kaaiai

Follow your dreams! To dare to live alone is the rarest cour­ 'E ola mau i ke'ano Hawai'i.
Just keep on living Hawaiian style.
UB age: since there are many who had

myiw rather meet their bitterest enemy in

-W the field, than their own hearts in their

closet. _ Chartes c Co|ton

leEr Erin Kameaaloha Kinue Eugene Michael Kang
Kadokawa
The only way to have a friend is to be
*'• ngs that come to those who wait, one.
- t may be the things left by those
>o got there first. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
— Robert Anthony

ages by: John Chesney) Amanda Lee LaGoy

... The great thing in this world is not
so much where we stand, as in what
direction we are moving ... We must
sail sometimes with the wind and
sometimes against it, but we must sail,
and not drift, nor lie at anchor.

— Oliver Wendell Holmes

SENIORS

Tiffany Emiko Marie Layco Hae Young Lee Alika Kaldhikiola Kaiwi is the sunshinei
my Ute!
What Is a weed? A plant whose We have taken our time to learn.
virtues Now it is our time to teach.

have not yet been discovered.
— R.W. Emerson

Marol Kuuleimokihana Lee Rachel Lee Wilson Siu Gai Leong

There‘s a love I've found. A love be­ Tomorrow is a new day filled with no
yond compare and I know one day mistakes.
we'Ube together in the end. And we'll
meet again, on the wings of the wind. — Lucy Maud Montgomery

— Tropical Knights

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Lenore Wai Kin Kulia Lum Stephanie C.L. Elizabeth Lum M

We are the people Appreciate life and it's many oppa III
our parents warned us about.
nities ■»
— Anonymous A precious gift from God.
j

Sean Kamiano Lopez

There's more to life than getting by.
There's times in life to really try.

— Hawaiian Style Band

Bryan Y.H. Mau Jennifer Kam Lin Mau Christopher Carter Maurer

I don't question If you find money, spend it. Take everything lightly and with
our existence. If you're given love, give it back. smile. If you take everything too sf
Ijust question And If the power oflife calls, ously you'll be too angry to enjoy # '
our modern needs. answer. Also, don't believe anything that ®
one says. Judge for yourself
— Pearl Jam — Tut true and what is not.

)RS

■ loira Amanda Gabriel McAniff Rene Noelle Mitsui Jennifer lleina Miyamoto

' hoever walks in the dark does not Open all your pores and bathe in all The road to success
ow where he is going. White you the tides of nature, in all her streams is always under construction.
ive the light believe in it so you may and oceans, at all seasons.
ycome children of the light. — Unknown
— Henry David thoreau
— John 12:36

Kimberly Sue Nishibata

God be in my lead, and in my under­

standing. God be in my eyes, and in

my looking. God be in my heart, and in

my thinking. God be at my end. and

at my departing — Unknown

Gregg Yasutoshi Nakayama Nicole Brandy Gloria Navor

ire, all too soon the day! Ambition is an idol on whose wings
T'ish the moon to fall and alter our great minds are carry'd only to ex­
treme; To be sublimely great or to be
tomorrow. nothing.
- hould know, heaven has her way
M — Enya — thomas Southerns
&

oages by: Heatherlynn Cutter)

Brendan Keola O Gorman

Marc Itsuki Nishibata Jonathan Kealoha Norton

The secret awaits eyes unclouded by It's better to sleep on what you intend
doing than to stay awake over what
ambition, those who are bound by de­
sire see only that which can be held in you have done.
— Anonymous
their hands.
— Leroy Brown

Jo Ann Yi Lung Oasay Jack T. Orimoto

Commit your way to the Lord; trust in We have nothing to fear but fear it­ It was not foes to conquer,
him and he will do this: He will make self.
your righteousness whine like the Nor sweethearts to be kind.
dawn, the Justice of your cause like — Franklin D. Roosevelt But it was friends to die for,
the noonday sun. That I would seek and find.

— Psalm 37: 5-6 — A.E. Housrr:

SENIORS (I

o- William Edwin Paupe Jr. Nicole Leina Rice Jonathan James Sadama

: e is to be fortified by many friend- Choose a job that you love, and you Now and then i contemplate a differ­
ips — will never have to work a day in your ent way around this day with nothing
life. more than simple words, so I can say
> love and to be loved is the great- I'm quite content and happy being
•t happiness of existence. — Confucius me. — UB40

— Sydney Smith

Aaron Tien Hsia Santee Lynn Rikie Sato

Walk on road — walk on right side. If you and yourpdrtner always agree,
safe; walk left side, safe. Walk middle, one of you is unnecessary.
sooner or later — get the squish. Just
like grape. — Dr. Robert Anthony

— Mr. Miyagi

. Ronnie Ancheta Salvador Jr. SENIORS
am a part of all that I have met.
— Tennyson

fit
hi

pages by: Marc Ines)

Bryan Sun Hoong Schiavoni Tiffany Swana Shin Maxine Hatsumi Shiraki i

The past is gone: the present is full of Life is about relationships, and in the Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die.
confusion: and the future scares the end; you'll always find out the truth. life is a broken winged bird that can
hell out ofme! not fly.

— David Lewis Stein — Langston Hu

Nicole Lokelani Shodahl Angela Maria Yukiko Soeripno Steve Su

It seems my life will always appear to It is difficult to know at what moment The quality of a man's life is in di
be an unfinished puzzle. A unknown proportion to his commitment to
piece lost. The essence of life lost. For Love begins: cellence. regardless of his chosen I
what I feel can't be expressed in It is less difficult to know that it has be­ of endeavor.
words, they are merely sounds, they
can never explain the true heart. gun. — Vince Loml
— Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

SENIORS

Megan Roselani Sulliban Shannon Marie Sullivan Christina Felice Sybinsky

•jhe horizon leans forward, offering you The best way to make your dreams Don't let ignorance catch you wait­
come true is to wake up. ing. Where there's love there can't be
Dace to place new steps of change, hating. Listen to the inner voice listen
— Paul Valery while there's still a chance.
'ere on the pulse of this fine day, you

nay have the courage to look up and
^ut — Maya Angelou

Nadia Miho Takahashi Sheri Mahealani Takemoto Taryn Christine Takiguchi

ive and chain are gonna fiy in the When weary, will you hold me? When Dare to dream, and live those dreams,
eace together ... Love and chain lost will you find me? But they told me. for it is in your dreams that you can
re gonna die into the shadow to- A person should be faithful and walk begin to realize your true destiny.
ether. Nothing will be there after all in when not able, and fight till the end.
le crack of a lonely heart... — B'z But I'm only humanl — Debbie Pehman

— Michael Jackson

sages by: Erin Kadokawa) SENIORS

Carrie-Ann Hiroko Tamanaha Kimberly Kris Tamashiro Hauoli Mele O'Kalani Mary C
Thomas
The greatest gift we can do for others A whole new world
is not just to share our riches with with new horizons to pursue. Believe that you were born to sue- **
them-but enable them to discover
their own. — Tim Rice ceed. Aim High. There is plenty d ®

— H.C.M. room at the top. it is the bottom that's IKM

crowded. — Rev. Paul Osun

Kevin Ken Tokuda

Delight thyself also in the Lord; and
shall give thee the desires of t
heart. Commit thy way unto the L
trust also In Him; and He shall bring It
pass.

— Psalm 37:4

Kamuela Joel Tiwanak Kristi Tlustos

Every day and in every way I am get­ When we light a candle at midnight,

ting better and better. we say to the darkness. 'We beg to

— Emile Cone differ. ’ — Unknown

seniors

Jason Michael Tongson Rae Ann Sachiko Toyooka

I count myself in Blessed are they who have the gift of
nothing else so happy making friends, for it is one of God's
As in a soul remembering best gifts. It involves many things but
above all, the power of going out of
my good friends. ones self, and appreciating what is
— Shakespeare noble in another. — Thomas Hughes

:: Celeste Malia Wai Ung Tom

you do anything in life it should be
■...iven by LOVE.
; it by greed, not by money, not by
...venge.

— Unknown

Brian Eric Tran Elaine Hoi Ming Tsui Jennifer Wee

e is full of contradictions, it is up to The past is consumed in the present The real messages of hope in our gen­
’-■>u to decide for yourself what to be- and the present is living only because
~ ve in. Don't let anyone pick the path it brings forth the future. eration are not those to be bounced
‘ life for you. You live not for yourpar-
’’nts or friends. So good luck to you my — James Joyce from the moon, but those to be re­

and. flected from one human heart to an-

other — Kenneth S. Wills

oages by: Lenore Lum) SENIORS ) 29

Patrick D. Wiebeld Brett William Ka'ipo Wong

You're never a loser until you quit try­ The future is a world limited by our­
selves; in it we discover only what
ing.
— Mike Ditka concerns us and, sometimes, bf

chance, what interests those whom
we love the most. — M. Maeterlinck

Robert Anthony Patrick White
There is no such thing as strangers.
There are only friends one has not yet
met.

— Shirley MacLaine

SENIORS

Julie Li Shorn Ko'anani Wong

You never forget where you learned
to love, something always draws you
back home.

Brian Kin Yun Wong Gregory Edward Wong

e difference between a successful The ocean is where all life originated.
irson and others is not a lack of When your life gets too hard, soil your
ength, not a lack of knowledge, but roots. Always remember the point in
ther in a lack of will. life is to have fun. If your life isn't fun it
ain't worth anything. Have a good life.
— Vince Lomardi

Lorrie Choy Oi Wong Cheryl Yadao Yagyagan Jamie Olivia Emiko Yamamoto

• friend will listen to you even when Never underestimate the power of A real friend is one who walks in when
love. the rest of the world walks out.
t ey don't understand or agree with
— Anonymous — Walter Winchell
'■ iur feelings; a friend will never try to

mange you. but appreciates you for

ho you are. — Luann Auciello

□ges by: Chris Maurer

Marisa Sachiko Yamamoto Lezlie Carole Yamauchi Eve Lai Yin Yeung

The key to happiness is having Today's precious moments Reach the stars.
dreams. are tomorrows fond memories. Fly a fantasy.

The key to success is making them Dream a dream and what you see
come true. will be.
— Unknown
— Giorgio Moroder

Carlton J.M. Young Eric Yun San Young Melodee Mui Ying Young

After the game, the king and the The only way to have a friend, is to be I believe in the sun, even when its
pawn go into the same box. one. not shining. I believe in love, ew
when not feeling it. I believe in Ga
— Italian Proverb — R.W, Emerson even when He is silent. — Anonymou

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mai SENIOR FLASHBACKS*NEW S BRIEFS*SENIOR THANKS

Pages By: Jamie Chang, Marol Lee, Lynn Sato, Kevin
Tokuda, Brian Tran, Patrick Wiebeld, Julie Wong

SUMO WRESTLING: In a year filled with horrifying news and photos from battlefields around the
globe one photo of human struggle brought a smile: Associated Press photographer Paul Sa-
kuma's shot of a little boy's joust with huge sumo wrestler Salevaa Atisanoe, a 576-pound Ha­
waiian who goes by the sumo name Konishiki and is known in Japan as "Meat Bomb."

HERO
There's a hero
If you look inside your

heart.
You don't have to be

afraid
Of what you are.
There's an answer

If you reach

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into your soul
And the sorrow that you know
Will melt away.

And then a hero comes along
With the strength to carry on
And you cast your tears aside
And you know

You can survive.
So when you feel
Like hope is gone.

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Look inside you
And be strong,
And you'll finally see the

truth
That a hero

lies in you.
It's a long road

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If you search Within
yourself
And the

emptiness
you felt...
Will disappear.
And then a hero
comes along



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ILezke Meliss

See the truth that a hero
lies in you.

Lord knows
Dreams are hard to follow
But don't let anyone tear

them away.

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So when you feel like hope is

gone.
Look inside you and be strong.

And you'll finally see the truth
That a hero lies in you.

JAI MIE

SHERI

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