1992

Opening: More thanjust a number
Seniors:
Mini-Magazine: 2 hot 2 handle
Classes:
Faculty: 33
Student Life:
Athletics: 2 good2 be true
Closing:
54
INSIDE
I Just 2 good

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One 2 one

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2 be or not 2 be

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2nd to none

142

2good 2 be forgotten

'92
‘More, thanjust a number 1

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MARYKNOLL HIGH SCHOOL

Tribute ’92

Completion of the new Library and
Computer Center gives students and fac­
ulty a state-of-the-art facility second to
none. After extensive remodeling, addi­
tions, and campus landscaping, the first
five-year renovation process at the high
school is finished.

ore Than

Just A

Number

ercentages. SAT scores. Test
scores. Grade Point Averages.
As students of Maryknoll
High School, all these num­
bers played a major role in our
academic studies. There were
other numbers that were just as important J— lockers and their
combinations, I.D. numbers, Social Security numbers, scores at
sports events, class dues, and dollars spent on Senior year alone.
But the number that plays a featured role in any student’s life is
the year of graduation. For all the classes, but especially the
Class of 1992, the 1991-92 school year formed lasting memories,
instilled plans for the future, and initiated wonderful dreams.

The 1991-92 school year
was MORE THAN JUST
A NUMBER! To outsiders,
the year at Maryknoll may
seem like a typical, normal
one in the continuous, non­
ending cycle of teen-age
education, but WE lived
through this year. This was
OUR time, OUR life with
all of its new challenges, fa­
miliar friends, different
faces, full course loads,
bruising athletics, club ac­
tivities, school dances and
social calendars highlighted
with future happenings.

— Della Au, ’92

teraction ot students and
faculty not only in the class­
room and community, but in
school events as well. Annu­
al Acquaintance Week and
Field Day events welcomed
Freshmen, new students and
new faculty members to the
Maryknoll community in
September at Kapiolani
Park.

e Make

Difference

eyond the micro­
cosm of Maryknoll,
we witnessed and
were made aware of
the dynamic forces
that influence the world around us — political, eco­
nomic, and international forces that make this year’s
events more than just words and pages in future histo­
ry books. More importantly, WE, as students and
faculty have realized and learned that we can affect
these forces. WE CAN be more than just bodies and
numbers. WE MAKE A DIFFERENCE!

Indeed, one of the most valuable lessons taught at
Maryknoll is the lesson of ACTION and BEING
INVOLVED. The 1991-1992 school year was defi­
nitely a YEAR OF ACTION! All of one’s high school
years should be treated and remembered in this way
... as YEARS that were MORE THAN JUST
NUMBERS!

— Della Au, ’92

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eniors

2 dot 2 danctfe





o Bridget Stacy P ikika

Give a little love, have a little hope,
make this world a little better. Try a
little more, harder than before, only
we can make it better . . . only if we
try.

— Aswad

Melanie Rose Aguada Cielo Isaac Almanza Joseph Amigleo

Humans did not weave the web of I’m alive and 1 waited, waited. I’m Our love keeps us together. When
life, We are merely a strand in it. alive and I waited for this. Right ever we’re apart a bond holds us
Here, Right Now. There is no other
— Chief Seattle place I’d wanna be. Right Here, close. And I can’t lose this love that
Right Now. 1 have in my heart and I know that
you’ll never leave.
— Jesus Jones
- Wayna Morris, Shawn Stock-
10 man-Boyz II Men

a Paul Hanford Au
Robert Anthony Baron

I’ve gotta be long gone where the

wind blows free, from sea to sea, Help your friends and neighbors to

Della Wai Lan Au where I can be me. I’ve gotta be live in harmony, when the man

This Above All: To Thine Own Self long gone somewhere I can call walks in darkness and stumbles
Be True. . . home, just singing my song, Til be right from wrong, you should be his
long gone. brother and help him all along.
— William Shakespeare
— Teddy Riley-GUY — Israel Kamkawiwo’ole

Sherilyn Mona Bolosan Neal Francis Bonenfant

The future is a mystery and who am Actually, there are two kinds of
I to say if the fantasies I dream will people in this world: Those who be­
see the light of day. But I have faith lieve there are two kinds ofpeople in
that if I wait real soon I'll get my this world and those who are smart
way. enough to know better.

— The Party — Tom Robbins

Danielle Rene Blasko

How fortunate are you and I, whose
.1, home is timeless: VVe who have wan­
j dered down from fragrant moun­
■i- tains of eternal now to frolic in such

mysteries as birth and death a day
(or maybe even less).

— E. C. Cummings

Robert F. Brogle Matthew Kaala Anthony Carlette O. Carumbana

The only thing we have to fear is Brown Across the gateway of my heart
fear itself. I wrote, “No thoroughfare.”
’Cause there is no place
— Franklin Delano Roosevelt That I’d rather be But love came laughing by
Then home in these islands and cried, “I enter everywhere!”
In the middle of the sea. — Unknown

— Brothers Cazimero

Hope Hong Mei Chang

Lee Masayoshi Chan To see a world in a grain of sand
and heaven in a wild flower,
Without memories, who says it ever
happened at all? Hold infinity in the palm of your
hand,

and eternity in an hour.
— William Blake

Bonnie Kit Ying Chiang B

With chiseled touch I lr

The stone unhewn and cold R
Becomes a living mould. B
The more the marble wastes,
The more the statue grows.

— Michelangelo Buonarroti

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Alec Sui Yen Ching

Without you, I’d be lost.
I’d slip down from the top,
I’d slide down so low .. .
Without you.

— Motley Crue

Scott Brian Ching Derrick Ka-Yin Choi

For the errors of the ignorant led to The great are great only because we
their death, and the complacency of are on our knees.
fools works their own ruin;
But whoever listens to me may live — Pierre Joseph Proudhon
secure, he will have quiet, fearing no
mischance.

— Proverbs 1:32-33

Brandon Kuan Ming Chong Danielle Siu Lin Chun Jacob Wai Sung Chun

Irie strength is to strive and unite. Do not take anything as being for­ On the road to success money is the
Respect the world. ever, because forever is only as long goal, but on the way don’t forget
But live your own life. as today. your friends who are the true riches.

— Jamaican Style — Nancye Sims

Darcel Elizabeth Kanani
Mau Loa Dizon

Ma kou mau lima waiho kau kahi
ehele aihu ai,
Ma ke a ’o olu pa 'a i ke ki.
In your hands lie your destination,
In the book of true life you hold the
key.

Gavin Christopher Cook Kimberly Anne
Kuuleimomi Corpuz
It only takes a sunny day to find a
way . . . While today is here make the best of
It only takes a little time to open up our moments together. Time waits
your mind. for no one and once it passes there’s
no second chance. Tomorrow we’ll
— Book of Love say goodbye to our cherished friend­
ships in hope that we'll meet again.

— K.C.

James Brian Kahanuiolani Claudette Divina Empleo Tabitha Darnell Fernandez

Without the heart, there can be no Time is ... You gave me time when no one gave
understanding between the hand Too slow for those who wait; too me time of day.
and the mind! swift for those who fear; You looked deep inside while the
Too long for those who grieve; too rest of the world looked a way.
— Madonna short for those who rejoice; You smiled at me when there were
But for those who love, time is — frowns everywhere.
You gave me love when nobody
Eternity. gave me a prayer.
— Unknown
— R 1 Thomas

Bernadette Kim Lan Fo

Damon Kealii Flood When I was little, you taught me to Stacey C.L. Fong
read.
■■■■■■■■■■■MMMMBHMHnMNNMMMssMMMMHMBnnnM When I was lonely, you gave me If I could just close my eyes,
your love. See just what I wanted to see;
Projecting an image of confidence When I was laughed at, you stood It would be much easier to live this
and pride, extending good will to all by my side. life,
those you meet, always reaching When I was happy, you shared in Thinking that it never really comes
deep down for the best that is in down to me.
you, and never accepting anything my joy. — Mother Teresa
less from yourself — Gloria Estefan

— Chisari

Shawn Gravatt Dan Edward P. Gutierrez

No Comment! Men are made for happiness, and
anyone who is completely happy has
a right to say to himself, “I am do­
ing God’s will on Earth.” All the
righteous, all the saints, all the holy
martyrs were happy.

— Dostoevsky

Laurie Elizabeth Franzel

Yesterday is already a dream,

And tomorrow is only a vision;

But today, well-lived,

Makes every yesterday a dream of

happiness,

And every tomorrow a vision of

hope.

— The Sanskrit

Yung-Mei Cathrine Helen Arnold Hisashi Hamao Ian C. Hirokawa

Haloski It is not only what you do, It gets wackier around here every
But also what you don't do, day!
Until you make peace with who you For which you are accountable for.
are, You'll never be content with — David
what you have.

— Doris Mortman

Melanie Elena Mei-Jeng Caryn Harumi Ihori

Hong I am growing and maturing without
a father and brother.
Not I, Therefore, I will always be a child at
Not anyone else can travel that road heart . . .
for you,
You must travel it for yourself . . .

— Whitman

Russ Louis Sadao Inouye

I get up around seven,
Get outta bed around nine.
I don’t worry about nothin', no,
Cause worrying’s a waste ofmy ..
TIME.

~ Guns N’Roses

Jennifer B. Isidro Senior Class Officers not content with being just a number are active in leading the Class

■MMHMNMNMMnNBBBBMHaHMHHMnMI of 92. They are: (standing, left to right) Senator Bernadette Fo, Treasurer Cynthia Lau,
Advisor Mrs. Ann Hannan; (seated, left to right) President Della Au, Vice-President Cielo
Don’t ever give up your dreams Almanza, Secretary Stacey Fong.

And never leave them behind.
Find them, make them yours.
And all through your life,

cherish them . . .
Never letting them go.

— Elisa Constanza

Phillip Matthew Jackson ■B■■r■a■■n■■d■o■■n■■■K■■■a■■n■e■■a■l■i■i■ David Yu San Kam
Alexander Kaai
Your opinion is yours, my We know not what lies beyond,
opinion is mine. To live is to bodyboard, to die is to
stop. but we must take our chances on
If you don’t like what I’m
saying, fine. the waves,

But don’t close it — and scatter like seeds before the
Always keep an open mind . . .
wind.
— Ice-T
Taking the memories of the good

times — — Sing

Mark Isamu Ka

It’s been a good time gether.

Looking for the v of the

sun.

It’s going to be a ong time

together,

and the best is yet to come.

— C&k

Joseph Kalani Kamakahi Michael Takamichi Kanai

If you succeed — succeed with Last but not least,
pride. I wanna say “PEACE!”
And we outta here!
If you fail — fail with pride.
A man takes failure as a lesson — — Another Bad Creation

not the end.
— Heavy D

Michelle Mahealani Klein Kimberly Ann Mei Jay Serena Wai San Kwock

“Cheshire-Puss,”Alice began, rath­ Kwock Please don’t put away the dream
er timidly, “Would you tell me, inside ofyou. You have the power I
please, which way I ought to go Funny how the time can pass as fast make them real. You have the pov
from here?” “That depends a good as we can run, sad to say we had to er to make yourself exactly whi
deal on where you want to get to,” part when the fun has just begun you want to be. Believe in yoursell
said the cat. . . . when the music’s over and we and nothing will F -yond you
finally walk away we can walk to­ reach.
— Alice in Wonderland gether!
onynW
— C&K

etk Sarah K. Lane Alaynna Lai-ing Miki Lau Cynthia Kar Yee Lau

of I; Don’t forget me when we say good­ Call it a chance, a dance on the
'lease don’t ask what’s on my mind. bye for I will always remember you edge, but don’t let the memories you
in my heart. Take with you the make be feeled with regret. Noth­
time got no real reason to be cryin’. memories of our friendship and ing’s for the certain, there’s no guar­
ook into my eyes. Please forgive know these were the best years of antees, but given the time, I know
my life. we will find some memories we
:Oijt7e all my lies. I want to hear the' need.
oices of my friends. — Kim
— PC Quest
—Pancho Graham

Stuart Nelson W.G. Lee Carolyn Mee Nor Loo

We’re tiny, we’re tooney, we’re all a True friends are very hard to come

little looney . . . we’re comic dis­ by. Together, we stuck like glue

pensers, we cracked up all the cen­ through all those good and bad

sors ... At ACME Looniversity we times. Having “true friends”like all

earn our toon degree, we’ve been ofyou, makes it so very hard for me

making laughs and having class to say goodbye.

since 1933! — Unknown

— Tiny Toons

matters not how straight the

gate,
‘ ow charged with punishment the

3'e scroll,
^3m the master of my fate;
in' am the captain of my soul.

— William Ernest Henley

Christina Fheresa Mei Annette Yi Mei Lum Moina Elizabeth Lum
Loon Low
When you’re lost and you’re down out there in the kness, fc
SBBMK^clSHfiO££:r' and you’re seeing darkness and out there in the ght,
there’s no one there that can be out there in the starlight,
Life teaches some painful lessons, found, just turn around - I’ll be one soul burns brighter than
but it is from adversity that strength holding out my arms for you. Just a thousand suns.
•is born. I may have lost the inning reach for me, I’ll be the one to set
but I know I’ll win the game! you free . . .

— Anonymous — Tommy Page

Steven Jo Ken Lum Loren Francis Magruder

Destiny is not a matter of chance, it Lives of great men all remind us
is a matter of choice; It is not a We can make our lives sublime
thing to be waited for, it is a thing to And, departing, leave behind us
be achieved. Footprints on the sands of time

— William Jennings Bryan — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Robert James Mark

Materialistic things will come ai
go, but your love, nobility, inteft H
gence and memories will always ‘ n
within you.

C — S.S. Mu
M

Ryan Keith Mattos

ness,

it, on’t wish to be
'tyksrything to Everyone

I would like to be
Tiething for Someone.

— Javan

Jessica Michael Darin Yoshio Mishima

A true artist Life is filled with greatness
experiences everything possible. with equal amounts of misfortune,
For what is art, but life? but it comes with territory . . .
Survival is the key.

Craig Zachary Mitsui Denise Noriko Morioka Teresa Dorothy Morrison

your eyes, the resolution If we try, I know we can succeed. What will change the world, no one
jl/Fall the fruitless searches; We can be who we wanna be, knows. So the only promise is a day
b'^vant to touch the light, When we wanna be, to live. To share, with one another.
illtie heat I see in your eyes. What we wanna be. See the wisdom from mistakes in
our past . . .
— Peter Gabriel — Guy
J The Promise Of A New Day!

— Paula Abdul

Caine Ha Nakata

Life seems so short and then you}
gone. I’m not gonna let the prol
lems of this world get the best ।
me.

— Gu

Alexis Michiko Motoshige Lisa Kiyoko Nakasato

Whether you believe you can Don’t turn away from possible fu­
Or believe you can't, tures before you ’re certain you don't
Either way you’re right. have anything to learn from them.
You’re always free to change your
— Henry Ford mind and choose a different future,
or a different past.

— Richard Bach

I Carisa-ann Makalapua Jennifer Kaleilani Navarro Joanne Kaleilehua Navarr
i
Narciso Now dear friend — I bid you follow Say “Friend” and enter. Quite sin
k me no further, but will drop your pie. Too simple for a learned lot
Now your gone and my skies are hand here; the joy and pleasures master in these suspicious da!
3^ 22 grey. that are dead and gone can never be Those were happier times, blow'
set upon their feet to walk again. us go!
cT Left my heart in memory and
midnight blue — Howard Pyle I R.R.

For you I’d chase a rainbow —
For you I’d chase a rainbow.

— Kalapana

Thomas Henry Charles Krista Malia Olayan

if Raina Naomi Nishibata Nuetzel Do not follow where the path may

A. ■■■■■■■■■WiBBWll.. IIIIIMII.....II.. IIIIIIIIIIIU.INmfllMMMMIIIIMIMRMn My youth may wear and waste, but lead. Go, Instead, where there is no
it shall never rust in my possession. path and leave a trail.
7esterday is not ours to recover, but
omorrow is ours to win or lose. — William Conquere — Anonymous

— Lyndon B. Johnson

Carlina Butac O’Sullivan Shana Lee Pacarro

You may say I’m a dreamer, but To touch the roots of experience
I’m not the only one, The most basic ingredients
To see the unseen glitter of life
I hope some day you will join us,
when the world will live as one! and feel the dirt,
Grief, anger, and strife
— John Lennon Cherish the certainty of now!

— Faith No More

iaftShari Ann Tamiko Oshiro

„ ach day is a new beginning -
nother chance to learn more
about ourselves,
care more about -others,
laugh more than we did,
o accomplish more than we
thought we could,
be more than we were before.
— Unknown

Kevin Kalanipu’u Pederse

Jason Minoru Pascua Jealousy, envy, and strife, If #

When it is time for us to let go and keep this up we’ll lose our livei
turn and walk away, always remem­
Christina Sumiko Parker ber what we shared for memories Love and peace is what we ne&
live in the heart. Keep those memo­
Who wills, can ries alive and you will never forget today, look around, we can make,
Who tries, does the friendships you’ve had.
Who loves, lives. happen. It’s not hard, we have a S£
— Kim C.
— Anne McCaffery the reason to take the chance am F

make it last forever. ■<

— Gut

Seniors who have the distinction of being 13 and 14-year students because of pre-k and Jennifer Justine
Kananionapua Peru
kindergarten entry into Maryknoll are: (front, row 1, left to right) Bonnie Chiang, Caine
Frtends, as you journey through lift c
I hope that the road will always
up to meet you a 1 that the
will always be at Ir backs

Nakata, Faye Sato I isa ts, Chris Wong; (row 2) Ryan Mattos, Shari

Oshiro. Seren Stacey Fong; (row 3) James So, Neal Bonenfant,

Steven I um vl J 'lone ‘ Fo, Stuart Lee.

At

ife;
Oli

Elizabeth H. Roll

’He world is round and the place
hich may seem like the end may
so be only the beginning.

Aileen Marie Rombaoa Kelly Alisa Ryan

Life is not always what one wants it If ’manners maketh man ’ as
to be, but to make the best of it as it someone said
is, is the only way of being happy.
Then he’s the hero of the day.
— Jennie Jerome Churchill It takes a man to suffer ignorance

and smile.
Be yourself no matter what they

say.
—Sting

■ Nandi Hiromi Sakai Faye M. Sato Corey Sadao Kalani
Shimabuku
jft’pe for the future, don’t dwell in Don’t walk before me, I may not
past, live in the present and follow . . . All of our dreams can come true if
we only have the courage to pursue
li^ke every day last. Pray for to- Don’t walk behind me, I may not them — you got to believe what
l^rrow, let your life live on; hope lead ... your mind can conceive and if you
if the future ’cause yesterday’s can believe then you can achieve.
tfd-ie. Just walk beside of me and be my
friend . . . — Walt Disney
— Anonymous — Bancroft

James Jung So

—Ill'll II1II1IIMIM—

Free at last, Free at last,
Almighty, I am Free at last!

— Martin Luther King, Jr

Malia Alice Silva Jennifer Michie Sims

Smile in the mirror and be happy! There is always music amongst
— TP. the trees in the garden,

But our hearts must be very quiet
to hear it.
— Unknown

Jason Musni Soeda Gina Lynn Spotts Tammy Leilani Spragling

Gonna need a miracle ’cause your Through the good times and the ’Cause we’re living in a world of
heart’s doing time, And your con­ bad, these are the best times we uncertainty,
science is calling you out. It ain’t all have ever had. Set your dreams and
for nothing, Life ain’t written in the make a goal, but give your thanks to And we’ve got to make the most
sand. I know the tide is coming, But Maryknoll. of time.
it’s time we made a stand — a mir­ Third Worlt
acle. — Unknown

26 — Jon Bon Jovi

Emiko Jeanell Sumida Katherine C. Sy

Sara Lee Staniewicz How sweet is music to a deaf man’s (You’re) there when I needed you.
ear. Tell me who could dream sweet You’re someone so true. You’ll
It’s a world gone crazy — Keeps dreams in this world of fear. How make me happy with the things that
woman in chains. So free her! beautiful is love when you can’t see you do. You’ve always made me
that far; wish with me on that falling laugh. You’ll never let me down . . .
— Tears For Fears star. I’m so lucky . . .

— TSOL — Sistah Sistah

Renee Joyce Takemoto Esmond Y.F. Takeshita

In Youth we learn; in Age we un­ After Silence, that which comes
derstand. nearest to expressing the inexpress­
ible, is Music.
—Marie E. von Eschenbach
— Aldous Huxley

^Cathleen Faye Saldana Sy-

ni Quimsiam

Know what you’re doing, don’t let
nyone tell you anything different,
.. ave fun, and when the time comes,
’o your job!

— -Dylan” (B.H. 90210)

Edith Hiu Ping Tam Scott Michael Tanaka

The times we shared together were Do what you feel,
great, but now we must part. No Always think of others,
matter how far apart we are and And remember that God always
even though our paths may never
cross again ... I’ll have the memo­ loves you!
ries of us to remember for always!

Sunday Chung May Tao

I was once quiet and lost. But Letitia Celeste Thomas
thanks for all the support, striding
all the way to here. It’s said we’ve to The only way to define the limits of
say goodbye. I’ll never forget you — the possible is by going beyond
my friends. Together, we’ve found them into the impossible.
love and laughter and have shared
the best of times.

Jennifer Sunga Torrijos

Remember that in life . . .
All wonderful things come in
SMALL packages.

at Dayton Keola Uyeda

^.Growing up can be a pain; You’re
c not a man until you can come of
i.age. We’ve given up our teenage
.■years in the effort to pursue our ca­
reer. Who assumes responsibility of
having to support our family.

— New Edition

William John Vericker Naomi Kehaulani Vierra

It never stops, and I wouldn’t have Good friends we ha ve, oh good
it any other way. I try to learn from friends we’ve lost along the way . . .
the past, but I plan for the future by In this great future, we can’t forget
focusing exclusively on the present. the past, so dry your tears I say.
That’s where the fun is, and if it
can’t be fun, what’s the point? — Bob Marley

— Donald J. Trump

Allsun Marie Wiley Paul David Winter Christopher Wong

■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Fides Servena Est. Teacha, Teacha, Can’t you see! I’m
Faith must be kept. tired and I want to sleep. I don’t
h complete darkness we are all the want what you have to say.
ame. It is only our knowledge and — Unknown
' visdom that separate us. Don’t let — Tesla
’our eyes deceive you.

— Janet Jackson

Traci Ann Kaehukai
Wong-Leong

Life’s battles don’t always go

To the stronger or faster hand;

But sooner or later the person

who wins I

Is the one who thinks “I CAN!"

— Anonymoii

Darrell Kin Wai Wong Jeffrey Mark Wong

The despot’s friend can do This is not the end, it is only the
anything with impunity. beginning.

The despot’s enemy gets hurt for
what he was intending to do.

Theresa Ann Worden Charles Saburo Yamada Brandon Takao Yamamoto

I Get By With A Little Help From All I ever wanted, All I ever needed, It’s no good trying to place yow'ki
My Friends . . . is here in my arms. Words are very hand where I can’t see because IMls
unnecessary . . . Enjoy the Silence! understand that you’re differed
— John Lennon from me. Yes, I can tell that p'j
— Depeche Mode
can’t be what you pretend.
— Syd Barrel

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Sharae Kealohaokalani Janique Marie Joanne Y.M. Yew
Yanagawa
Lokomaika’ikeakua Yang Today I wear these chains, and am
this thing called life, all you need here! Tomorrow I shall be fetterless!
peace, love, happiness, and I’m a unicorn born of the sun, who — but where?
'endship! And in this friendship of roams the hidden places, who rides
rs, we’ve shared the best of times the cloud and who tames the beast. I — Edgar Allan Poe
gether and they will never be for- drink the still waters. I am the law­
*tten. — Anonymous less one whose name is submission.

k — Unknown

Leigh Reiko Yokoyama Charla Malia Chieko Yu

Don’t be dismayed at goodbyes. Live life without limits,
A farewell is necessary before you Reach for a star,
Fulfill all your dreams,
can meet again. Be excellent at what you are.
And meeting again, after moments
— J.K. Rivers
or lifetimes,
Is certain for those who are

friends.
— Richard & Bach

1:

Thomas K.S. Yim

ie wise man sees ahead, the fool
dks in the dark.

—Ecclesiastes 2:14
h

lit

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A MINI-MAGAZINE OF:

Senior Hoss Elections, Senior Shots, Senior Thank Yous, Current Events 1991-92

BEST PERSONALITY MOST COMICAL
Jason Pascua & Sara Staniewicz Jo Amigleo & Tammy Spragling

To Be Seen In ‘PEOPLE’

To Be Seen In ‘US’

MR. & MISS MARYKNOLL ’92’ MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED
Scott Tanaka & Della Au Derrick Choi & Shari Oshiro

34 Senior Hoss Elections-1992

BEST DRESSED MOST ATHLETIC
Robert Mark & Carisa Narciso Darcel Dizon & Gavin Cook

To Be Seen In ‘SPORTS ILLUSTRATED’

To Be Seen In ‘VARIETY’

MOST TALENTED MOST SPIRITED
Stacey Fong & Russ Inouye
35Kim Corpuz & J.B. Easley

THROUGH THE
YEARS

Through the years
You’ve never let me down,

You've turned my life
around;

The sweetest days I’ve found,
I’ve found with you.
Through the years

I’ve never been afraid.

ILHM* AGK



Through the years
When everything went

wrong,
Together we were strong.

I know that I belong,
right here with you.





Can't imagine anything
you've missed.

Can't imagine anything
the two of us
can’t do.

Can't remember
what I used to do

Who I trusted,
Who I listened

to before.
I swear, you’ve

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SENIOR THANK YOUS AND ACTIVITIES

Bridget Agor 3 4, Paddling V 4, Prom Court family Jo Bon Jer LR WM RN 3, Interschool 4, Mandarin 2 3
Thanx Mom, Dad, Em-143 2 3. MsH KT Fuks MrW SSTPals 4, Tennis JV 2 3 V 3 4.
My buk sista Cat 4ewa! Kalani SL CC KB LN CYK and Tad!
U R the I luv U KITTS NV JS Rob Baron Amnesty 2 3 4, Chio Rho Jacob Chun
JI AR CHE TM CM JJN. Thanx Mom Dad Jon&family- Knoller 12 3 4, C.A.P. 1 2 3 4, Thanx Mom Dad Joyce Frenz
Decorations 3 4, Graphic Bill­ Da c/o92espKk Sc Be JB Cw Dance 1 2, Literary Magazine 1 Jason TANX DM CM AC TY
boards 4, Homecoming 3 4, Hui Bk Jp Js-N2darestofda BOYZ- 2 3 4 (Editor), Mandarin 1 2 3 SL DK and da rest ofda BOYZ
Kokua 4, Japanese 2, Spirit 4, &DAGIRLS oF92 U GUYS 4, Math 2 3 4 (Co-Capt.), Na­ Good Luck! Keep On Fishin’.
Homeroom Pres 3, Cheerlead­ RDA BEST. Paddling JV 3 V tional Honor Society 2 3 4, Hiking 2 3 4, Literary Maga­
ing frosh. Human Development 4, Volleyball JV 2. Quill and Scroll 4, Science 1 2 3 zine 2 3, Bowling JV 3 V 4,
Award 3. 4 (Pres.), MSA 2, Homeroom Principal’s List 1 2 3 4.
Danielle Blasko President 2, Principal’s List 1 2
Melanie Aguada LUV/Thanxs 2 Mom Dad Dar 3 4, Physical Science Award 1, Gavin Cook
Thank U 4 being a part of my Mai Dan & GOD! Bear Hugs 4 Mandarin Award 1, Honors Al­ Thank Dad, Mom, JoJo, Anj
life Chris I love you!! LUV 2 SL TW SO MA MK JT DC gebra II Award 1, Honors Al­ You’re the best! Friends from
DB SG CE ET JT MK & Fam­ MB JYLN MK RA Esp Rob, I gebra III Award 2, Honors CO’91 are’nt forgotten! Volley­
ily WE DID IT UGU YZU! Ac­ LUV U. Amnesty 1 2 3 4, Cam­ Trigonometry Award 2, Honors ball V 1 2 3 4, Basketball JV 1 2
quaintance week 3, Amnesty 3 pus Ministry 2 3 4, Hiking 2 3 Analytic Geometry 3, Physics V 3 4 I love you all!!!
4, Campus Ministry 4, Dance 1, 4, Hui Kokua 3 4, Literary Mag 3, Service 3.
Hawaiian 2 3 4, Hiking 1 2 3 4, 1 2 3 4, Photo 4, Prom 3, SADD Kim Corpuz
Homecoming 4, Hui Kokua 4, 3, Senior Day 2, Spanish 1 3, Bonnie Chiang MaDadBoyUR#l
Interschool 4, Literary Mag 3 Theater 1, Winterball 3, Home­ Luv 2 Mom & War, Gr, Gdma, 43Fam&J,SW=FF Lex2AlCl-
4, Prom 3 4, Spanish 3 4, Spirit room Pres 2 3, Volleyball JV 1, Dad, Steph & Fam. THanks 2 CyKkIN-D CaJsonJOJ.B.
4, Winterball 3 4, Cheerleading Homecoming Court 2, Honor Hope & Jo JC SK DC JN &JN KevMals JenTitaNaomBorin-
Frosh, JV, V. Roll I. AL KO LR WWJL MrF&JW
AH. Literary Magazine 12 3 4 que C/O92jusIRIESKAN-
Cielo Almanza Sheri Bolosan (Co-Head), Mandarin 3 4, KIN! Dance 1 (Head), Hawai­
THANX 2 MOMandDAD, 10Q Ma Dad Sis2 Bro Ti Tyler Math 2 3 4 (Co-Capt.), Nation­ ian 4(pres), Homecoming
Bros, Sis, CF, CW, PCs, Roost­ Cyn Raina Moina Kris Sensei al Honor Society 2 3 4, Quill 3(Head) 4(Head), Interschool
er, Sr. Men, 2 all I partied w/, JD BC EZ Ryan MB CE CL and Scroll 4, Science 12 3 4 1 3, Photo 1, Prom 4, SADD 4,
MS, ES, KC, KN, and all spe­ ST GS SY TWL JB SK 54 luv (Co-Head), Spanish 2 3 4, Prin­ , Spirit 4, MSA 1 3, Homeroom
cial frenz! Hawaiian 1 2, ya. Decorations 4, Graphic Bill­ cipal’s List 1 2 3 4, Spanish 1 3, Cheerleading Frosh 1 V 2 3
Homecoming 2 3, Interschool boards 4, Hiking 3 4, Hui Ko­ Award 1 2. 4, Homecoming Court 1, Most
4, Peer Counselor 3 4, Division kua 3 4, Interschool 4, Japanese Spirited 2.
VP 4, Homeroom Pres 3, Foot­ 2 3 4 (Vice-Pres.), Prom 4, Alec Ching
ball Frosh 1, JV 2, V 3, Pad­ S.A.D.D. 4, Senior Day 3, Prin­ Thanks Mom Dad Eric gang in Darcel Dizon
dling JV 3, Soccer V 4, Track cipal’s List 1 2, Honor Roll 3, the corner coach & ESP. to the 2 Mom Dad Shay G-Ma G-Pa
JV 1 2, V 3, Honor Roll 1 2 3 4, Algebra II Award 2, Japanese X-COUNTRY team. Run your Ant Mel Cheex Jon Fam Luv U
II Award 2. heart out!! Hiking 1 2 3 4, Liter­ KI K2InkLisTrac KevDaytJoF-
Joseph Amigleo ary Magazine 2 3 4, Cross sAlKel C/O92 U No Who U R
My Luv 2 Mom Dad T.J. Drew. Neal Bonenfant Country JV 1 2 V 3 4, Track & 43. Hawaiian 3 4, Homecoming
2 My PIC’s RJM MK KP RI Thanks: Mom, Dad,Nicole,To- Field JV 1 2 V 3 4, Honor Roll 4, Ecology 4, Interschool 1,’
CN SMT DU PJ & MH CY m;Arnold,Brandon and Every­ 2, Principal’s List 3. Prom 3, S.A.D.D. 4, Division
CL KC DD Cat! LADIES one who could stand melThis is Pres 1, Basketball JV 1 2 V 3 4,
STAY SWEET! Dance 1 2, the end! C.A.P. 1, Hiking 1, Scott Ching Softball V 3 4, Winterball
Glee Club 1, Interschool 2 3, Literary Magazine 4, May Day Thanx 2 Mom & Dad Steph Court 2, Leadership Award 2.
Peer Counselor 1 2 4, Spanish 3 Court 3, Honor Roll 3, Poetry Kicker Cal: KK RB BK BC
4, Division VP 1 2, Homeroom Award 2, European Award 3. CW ES CO’s MS SP 4 always J.B. Easley
Pres. 3, Basketball F 1 JV 2 V being there & lending me mon­ Thanku Mom, Jill, &Family
3, Winterball Court 2. Robert Brogle ey. French 1 2, Hawaiian 4, Thanx Jas IOU 4, Life Wild
Thanx Mom&Dad Weird Wild SADD 1, Spirit 4. Bunch JanTamKim2 KrisDarc-
Della Au Stuff Thanx Danielle, Ian, Bill, Jim Cra ig Ta bKellieMBPC's
THANKS Mom Dad Dean Lar Steve, Theresa, Shari, Sara, I’ll Derrick Choi VB Boyz. Campus Ministry 4,
Len & Darc; PCs esp Srs & Car miss you guysULY Hui Kokua Merci, Mama, Papa, & Min- Glee Club 4, Hiking Club 4,
& Calvin;BernTishCraig Sara- 3 4, Photo 4, Honor Roll 3. gee. Meres-Rebel, Ramon, VC, Theater 4, Basketball JV 1 2,
PaulMattCLOLeann B&S Uncle Tom, Al, Stu, Bony, Baseball JV 1 V 4, Paddling 3,
S&S. Amnesty International 1 Matt Brown Character, Sick Girl, Mr Stepp Track V 4, Volleyball JV 1 2 3
2 3, Chi Rho Knoller 1 2 3, TNX-Mom&Dad&Lis- & All! CAP 1 2, Literary Mag­ V 4.
Credit Union 3 4, Dance 3 4, &Mai.PC’s-esp.Fuks&Car- azine 3 4, Mandarin 3 4 Pres.
Entertainment 4, Faculty Day 1 en&Srs.&Midnight group.AP NHS 3 4, Quill & Scroll 4, Claudette Empleo
2 3, Hui Kokua 1 2, Interschool Losers. BrndnSheriCynRain- Speech 1 2 3 (Pres) 4 (Pres), 10X Ma Pa Bro&sis.Maha-
3, Literary magazine 1 2 3 4, Moina&Most of all Marol. Tennis V 3 4, May Day 3, Prin­ 1O&10X2 Ryan Ez Twl Sk Ks
Mandarin 1 2 3, Math 2 3, Na­ Peer Counselors 2 3 4, cipal’s List 12 3 4, Math Sy Gs Sb Cl Rn St&Cl Much
tional Honor Society 2 3 4, Peer S.A.D.D. 4 (Co-Head), Foot­ Award 1, Physics 3. luv&lOX 2 my l&only MDJ
Counselor 12 3 4, Quill & ball JV 2. 143-MTW! Campus Ministry 3
Scroll 4, Retreat Team (MGS) Brandon Chong 4, Decorations 2, French 2,
12 3 4, S.A.D.D. I 2, Science 1 Carlette Carumbana Thanks Mom & Dad, Dee & Cheerleeading Frosh.
2, Senior Day 1 2, Speech 1 2, To Mom, Dad, Melvin, Verge- Jamie Mahalo to the posse: Rb
Division Pres. 3 4, Cross Coun­ 1. . All of my love&thanks . .. Sc Kk Cw Jb Jp-DA GA NG-Sb Tabitha Fernandez
try V 1 2 3 4, Track & Field JV To SR KI FS JN2KO JT ... Cl Rn Jt Ml + Ly Dd Sf Cl Ks Thanx ma2dadspuki bam coco
1 2 3 V 3, Principal’s List 1 2 3 Thanks for all the laughs! Am­ LEE & Ml: MOA Matt B. Ac­ wild bunch mw maB mg toms
4, English Award 1 2 3, Service nesty 2 3, Decorations 4, Ha­ quaintance Week 1 2 3 (Head), olayans KFLYCN esp krysi
Award 1, Leadership Award 1 waiian 4, Hiking 4, Hui Kokua Entertainment 1, Faculty Day 3 gramps&my babes ken my-
2, Marine Biology 3, Chemistry 4, Japanese 4, Literary Maga­ (Head), Homecoming 2, Inter­ luv2u. Acquaintance Week 2 4,
2, AP U.S. His. Award 2, AP zine 2 3, S.A.D.D. 4, Spanish I school 12 3 4, Photo 1, Senior Campus Ministry 3, Glee Club
European Award 3. 2 4, Track JV 1, Volleyball JV Day 3 (Head), Accreditation 1, 3, Graphic Billboards 2, Prom
Senate Senator 1 2 VP 3, MSA 4, S.A.D.D. 4, Spanish 2 4,
Paul Au Lee Chan 12 3 4, Homeroom 4, Paddling Spirit 2 3, Yearbook 4, Division
Thank U Ma Pa&Family; Thanx Mom and Andrea! Ja JV 3 V 4, Math Award 1. Treas 3, Bowling JV 2 3 V 4,
Budz: Jas War Zach Cor CY Chong WR CY CS MK and Honor Roll 4.
LA, Pcs ESP Fuks&Car&Snyr everyone who helped me Danielle Chun
Pc’s Midnit Crew :Sar Mat Del through MHS esp. Lisa, I luv Special thanx 2 my family, 2 Damon Flood
Lisa Clo THE END. Acquaint­ ya! TTBB KM EC CL NC & DJ 1 Thanx Dad& Mom,Moki,G-
ance Week 2 3 4, Glee Club 4, LUV U ALWA YS! 2 the rest ma,Byron,Napua&ww 4 ev-
Interschool 3, Peer Counselors Hope Chang of U, I’M OUTTA HERE!!! rything 2 Ga v, Da v, L N, CL,
2 3 4, Prom 3 4, Winterball 2 3 Luv&lOQ Ma Daddy Jade Dance 1 2 3 4 (Head), Enter­ Darc/o92 Special Thnx2Mcl-
4, Yearbook 4, Homeroom Pres tainment 4 (Head), Glee Club &Char nevr4get. Paddling V 3.

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