1997

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UNITY THEME 2
ONENESS SENIORS 6
INCLUSIVE IMAGES 33
ENTIRETY CLASSES 54
ADHESIVE FACULTY 86
INTEGRATE STUDENT LIFE 94
TEAMWORK SPORTS 118
HARMONY ALBUM 142



MARYKNOLL HIGH SCHOOL

WORKING

TOGETHER

aryknoll High School The Happiest School on Earth. Although you re prob­

Mably reluctant to^admit it, it’s a place you all know and love. And in the halls of this
happy school, the strangest, most amazing things happen every day. Really. I am not
making this up.
Go ahead, just pick an average Thursday. I'll take you through it. At 7:45. Mr. Andrew Corc­
oran (our principal) leads us in the Pledge of Allegiance and a morning prayer. From there, our
advisory teachers read us the announcements and lead us in a discussion of some sort for 25
minutes. You then get to take part in the “neat-o” phenomenon called Essential Schools. At
10:10, you rush down to the snack bar where you push and shove your way into the line, just
for that chance of possibly getting the last bag of Doritos. Then it’s back to a thrilling period 2
class until 12:10 in the afternoon. It’s lunch time now. You hear the awesome sounds of Billy
Ray Cyrus and Wynonna Judd coming through the speakers because it's "Country Music
Day”. You wait in line for Boston’s Pizza and bread sticks, and then have a nice lunch with
your best friends. And then it’s time for the last period of the day. Before you know it, it's 2:45.
and you’re going to one of three places—to a meeting, to practice, or everyone's favorite choice
... home.

Every day is filled with new twists and turns that none of you can ever be prepared for But
somehow, you find a way to get through it. And that, my friends, is it in a nutshell. No one at
Maryknoll EVER goes through anything by themselves. This is true for one major reason. The
friendships and camaraderie at our school create a sense of unity that we all have a part in. A
second explanation might be our high "secret to school-known fact” ratio (Rumors isn't just the
title of a play anymore ... ).

In all the activities I mentioned that take place on an average day, teamwork constantly
comes into play. Being a student at Maryknoll for the last four years has shown me that time
and time again. In my own personal experiences, 1 can vouch for that by saying that reciting
every other word of Sonnet 65 in a Shakespeare Recitation Contest would not have come even
close to being cool if I was up there by myself. I certainly couldn’t do Duo Interpretation on the
speech team if my partner and I weren’t in sync. And there’s no way I could pull off “Coffee
Talk” every Monday without the help of my friends.

And it goes so far beyond that. Maryknoll students come together to help the community
outside of school. Take a look at the Ecology Club, Campus Ministry, Student Senior Interact,
Amnesty International, and the Drug Awareness Committee ... just to name a few.

The school year has brought us together in so many ways. Besides all dressing alike in uni­
form and gathering in Rogers Hall every Monday for standing assembly, we all have something
in common. We’ve all successfully read (or at least made it through “seminar” alive) All I ask­
ing For Is Mg Body and Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass. We all made it through
Bootie Rap Day. We all cheered for our respective division at Field Day. We laughed at the
Blessing of the Animals. We sang songs at liturgies. We sweated out “Who the Heck am I Go­
ing to Take to Winter Ball” time. We gathered at Homecoming to cheer on our basketball
team. We made it through our trimester exhibitions. We made it through the 1996-1997 school
year ... together.

Unity isn’t just something we say at Maryknoll, it’s truly something we live. As
once stated on the extremely popular Sally Jesse Raphael, “I, you, me ... Yes we can”. And
that, guys, is all I have to say about that.-Brent Lau, ‘97

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t had been an issue of intense discussion and heated debate. Meetings were called, surveys taken, and various, if not highly creative strate­

Igies developed and employed at attempts in maintaining what had come to be the bulwark of faculty frustration and student vehemence-dress
code regulations. To ‘tuck ’ or ‘not to tuck’, that was the question.
An outside observer may have been struck with the seeming absurdity of the situation. Such rationale appears easily justified. In an age of rampant vi­
olence and burgeoning addictions, teenage mothers and broken homes how could a subject so insignificant in comparison take precedence? The an­
swer, though not immediately obvious lies at the heart of Maryknoll’s philosophy, the creation and perpetuation of a community in Christ.

Webster defines community as “sharing in common”. More than a three-story shining, maize structure with classrooms, a library, locker rooms and
flag pole Maryknoll is an assembly of persons committed to excellence through service. This ideal manifests itself in every aspect of the Maryknoll experi­
ence, from textbook to extracurricular activity and beyond. As with any institution its success in reaching its ultimate aim is directly proportional to the
strength of its foundation.

Which brings us back to the dress code conflict. Maryknoll was built on the concept of caring. While perhaps misunderstood by the student body, the
faculty’s reactions to a breaking of tradition were in fact commendable. Associating untucked shirts with unbecoming, disheveled appearances, the fac­
ulty naturally argued for the maintenance of student images. So great was their concern for the student as a whole, they were resistant to anything which
may have compromised the character and the potential of the individual. Though firm in their disgust of an inability to see belt buckles they were more
than willing to converse with students and compromise. In the voicing of their opinions and the maintenance of standards they cared. Likewise, so did
the students who shared their perspectives.

The dawning of the 1996-1997 school year saw a fully integrated Essential School system, revamped room numbers, and a fresh coat of paint for the
two buildings. A new vitality and source of peacefulness had somehow been tapped. And as if a passing storm that had proved less degenerative than its
ominous appearance, the issue of dress had all but vanished, returning to its unconsidered residence, leaving hardly a trace of its existence Billowing
shirt tails alone edifice that it was ever an issue at all.

The dress code incident did more than liberate the ends of one’s shirts however. It illustrated both student and faculty commitment, renewing and im­
proving means of communication in the process. Most importantly, with resolution reached it served as an exercise in strength, further unifying the inter­
nal spirit required for external action.

Noblesse Oblige—Much is asked of those to whom much has been given. We can only give that which we have. Only through a school-based sense of
community are we capable of reaching beyond school. It is the inner light of Maryknoll that guides our local efforts. From Monday morning assemblies
and pep clubs to beach clean-ups, blood drives, and food donations the transition is obvious. We, as individuals go forth, some more prone to air resis­
tance than others, with the Maryknoll family behind us and the entire community foremost in our minds.-Stephanie Lape, ‘97

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The Class



Class Of 1997 Leslie Chae Pelayo Abrigo Melony Agliam

Don’t lose your way, with each passing Just like war, war swims along, sees food,
day. You’ve come so far, don’t throw it contracts a moment later—Earth is gone.-
away. Live believing dreams are for weav­ Ray Bradbury
ing, wonders are waiting to start .. Hold
to the truth in your heart.-Diana Ross

Jody Rei Akana Joshua Joaquin Almanza

A journey of a thousand miles must begin . . . be firm and steadfast! Do not fear nor
with a single step.—Chinese proverb be dismayed, for the Lord, your God, is
with you wherever you go.-Joshua 1:9

Seniors (pages by: Frances Iza Perez)

Lenny Dai Wung Au Joslyn Natsuko Awa

To understand another is one of life’s rich­ Lord knows dreams are heard to follow,
est blessing, and to be understood by an­ but don’t let anyone tear them away. Hold
other is perhaps love’s sweetest, most sat­ on, there will be tomorrow. In time you’ll
isfying gift.—Hemingway find the way.-Mariah Carey

Jeffrey M. Bal

Knowledge is fixed in time, whereas,
knowing is continual.
Knowledge comes from a source, from an
accumulation, from a conclusion, while
knowing is a movement.-Bruce Lee

Marianne Gail Tupas Camagan

Your mind will take you far, for the rest is
just pure heart, you’ll find you fate is all
your own creation ... No matter where
you are, to reach for your own star, to re­
alize the power of the dream.-Baby Face,
David Foster, Linda Thompson

Noa Bishop Maire Katrina Cahoon

Hemingway once wrote ‘The world is a Happiness is a butterfly, which when pur­
fine place, and worth fighting for.’ I agree sued, is always just beyond your grasp,
with the second part.-Morgan Freeman- but which, if you sit down quietly, may
“Seven” alight upon you.-Hawthorne

Seniors

Lokelani Marie Cardus

Always speak my mind, the truth is what I
say. I shout it out in black and white. No
smegging shades of gray. You’ve got to be
defiant that’s what 1 say. You’ll never hear
my silence, but that’s the price I pay.—
Vandals

Megan Marie Carnate Taryn Ann Carr

In every life we have some trouble, but Live each day to the fullest. Dare to be dif­
when you worry you make it double. ferent to follow your own star. Don’t be
Don’t worry ... Be happy.---Bobby
McFerin afraid to be happy and to love with all
your heart and soul. Last of all, believe
that those you love, love you.—Reverend
Paul Asumi

Carrie Ka Wah Cheung

Vincent Sambajon Cecilio Trust in the Lord with all your heart, on
your own intelligence rely not; In all your
It is to live twice, when we can enjoy the ways be mindful of him, and he will make
recollections of our former life.—Martial straight your paths.—Proverbs 3:5-6

David T. Casey (pages by: Jayna Chong Kee)
Just because you’re paranoid, Don’t mean
they’re not after you.—Kurt Cobain

Seniors

Shaun Yen Tim Ching

The grand essentials to happiness in life
are something to love; Something to do;
and something to hope for.—Addison

Matthew Izumi Chikasuye Michael Wallace Ching

It’s gonna happen one day. Just hold on Oh, Singing Happy days are here again.
to your dreams. It’s gonna happen one Everything we got is heaven sent. Think­
day. No matter how hard it seems—Front ing about how lucky we are to be, ‘Cause
Page life’s the key.—Maxi Priest

Caroline Ka Ming Choi Jayna Tokiko Chong Kee

Life is like topography. There are summits Nature’s first green is gold, Her hardest
of success, flat stretches of boring routine, hue to hold. Her early leafs a flower; But
and valleys of failure. But I’m dedicating
myself to experiencing only peaks. I want only so an hour. Then leaf subsides to leaf.
my life to be a never ending ascension.— So Eden sank to grief, so dawn goes down
Calvin & Hobbes to day. Nothing gold can stay.—Robert
Frost

Jennifer Regina Cui
I want to learn what life is for. I don’t want
much, I just want more. Ask what I want

and 1 will sing 1 want everything, every­
thing.—Rupert Holmes

Seniors

Michael Taylor Dorsey Jennifer Mari Elfalan

Whenever two people meet there are re­ And he carries the reminders, of every
ally six people present. There is each man glove that laid him down, or cut him till he
as he sees himself, each man as the other cried out his anger and his shame, ‘1 am
person sees him, and each man as he re­ leaving, 1 am leaving.’ But the fighter still
ally is.-William James remains. Lie-la-lie ... -Simon and Gar­
funkel

Jacquelyn Ann Darcey

In this great future we can’t forget our past
... —Bob Marley

Mare’ka Kelly Enright

Time it was, and what a time it was, it was
. . . A time of innocence, a time of confi­
dences. Long ago, it must be. I have a
photograph. Preserve you memories ...
They’re all that’s left you.—Simon and
Garfunkel

Joshua E. Evans Leah Kaleialoha Feldman

The minds of men of lofty genius are most When the beating of your heart echoes the
active in invention when they are doing beating of the drums, there’s a life about
the least external work.-Leonardo Da to start when tomorrow comes.—Herbert
Vinci Kreztmer

Seniors (pages by: Stacie Honda)

Daniel Kahoku-O-Kawika Felix Tanya Iwalani Fong

How can soldiers killing each other solve In my life there are times when I catch in
our worlds problems? 1 think grown ups the silence the sigh of a far away song, and
just act like they know what they’ve been it sings of a world that I long to see, out of
doing.-Bill Wattterson reach, just a whisper away, waiting for
me.-Les Miserables

Keahilani Toyomi Foster

Flee from hate, mischief, and jealousy.
Don’t bury your love, put your visions to
reality.-Bob Marley

Lorie Haruko Wee Fukuhara

... eyes blurry sayin good-bye at the ceme­
tery though memories fade I got yo name
tallied on my arm so we both ball until my
dyin days before I say good-bye carry the
momento rest in peace ... -Tupac Shakur

Hoala Katie Rosemarie Fraiola Nicole Kikue Fukeda

The soothing sanity and blithwess of com­ Be courteous to all, but intimate with few;
pletion, the pomp and hurried contest­ and let those few be well tried before you
glare and rush are done; now triumph! give them your confidence.-Washington
Transformation! Jubilate!-Walt Whitman

Seniors

Elisa-Marie Puamana Furtado

I see a river flowing by me heading for the
sea. I get a feeling deep inside me its so
good to be free. I’ve got sunshine in the
daytime & moonlight every night-1’m just
groovin & I can’t stop movin. Groovin til 1
die.-UB40

Allen Christopher Acorda Mitchell Branden Yew Mung Goo
Gervacio
-isms in my opinion are not good. A per­
The groove we feel is strong, we need son should not believe in an ism, he
peace here to get it on. Having fun as we should believe in himself. I quote John
go, makin’ sure the flavor shows. Taking Lennon ‘I don’t believe in the Beatles, 1
our time to free our minds and have a ball. just believe in me.’ Good point: since he
Groovin’, vibin’, nonstop until the break of was the walrus.-Matthew Brodrick (Ferris
day.—Boyz II Men Buller)

Richard Thomas Greene Mary Alice Hamnett

Because one does not want to be dis­ I’m drawing between the light and dark
turbed, to be made uncertain, he estab­ where others see their targets. I can’t see
lishes a pattern of conduct.—Bruce Lee anything.—Dinosaur Jr.

Richard P. Green

Take is easy, take it easy, don't let the
sound of your own wheels drive you crazy.
Lighten up while you still can, don’t even
try to understand. Just find a place to
make your stand, and take it easy.-The
Eagles

Seniors

Todd Masao Hashimoto

Nothing lasts forever—
Not even your troubles.-Arnold H.

Glasow

Crystal Brianne Hayes
If the hands of time were hands that I

could hold, I’d keep them warm and
they’d not turn cold. Hand in hand we’d
choose the moments that should last the
lovely moments that should have no fu­
ture and no past.-Alan Bergman

The Class of ’97 officers are: (clockwise, standing) Senior Advisor Mrs. Ann Han­
nan, Treasurer Stephanie Lape; (seated) Vice President Lori Moskal, President
Frances Iza Perez; (standing) Secretary Jacquelyn Darcey.

Seniors

Christine Stephanie Hernandez Brian Ichiro Higa

You should never compromise your be­ How can words express four years of
liefs, your morals, or your values because my life.
in the process you’ll only compromise
yourself.

Amber C. Hernandez

When life’s blows knock you down on your
knees, you are in the perfect position to
pray to the LORD. Who understands each
need, listens to every prayer and is AL­
WAYS there for you.-Anonymous

Daniel Yohei Hishikawa

Just one life to live. Enjoy it! And follow
your heart. Don’t worry be happy for what
you are. Life is full of fun if you just dream
of it.-Kaniela (Smap)

Mary Elizabeth Hoeller Stacie Yoko Honda

You live you learn. Our greatest glory consists not in never
You love you learn. falling but rising every time we fall.—
You cry you learn. Janet Casey
You lose you learn.-Alanis Morissette

Seniors (pages by: Shellene Ozaki)

Emily Hull-Martin Kathy Chi Hunter
I am a vampire. Oi, Oi.
Gently they go, the beautiful, the ten­
der, the kind; Quietly they go, the intel­
ligent, the witty, the brave. I know. But
I do not approve. And I am not re­
signed.-Edna St. Vincent Millay

Kimberly Elise Ibara

A good friend is a sturdy shelter.
Those that have found one have found a
treasure. -Unknown

Adrienne Marie Ines

This is what we are about: We plant the
seeds that one day will grow. We water the
seeds already planted, knowing that they
hold the future promise.—Archbishop Os­
car Romero

SteveIkeguchi Raydon Edward Imbo

We will either find a way or make All that we see or seem is but a dream

one.--Hannibal within a dream.-Edgar Allan Poe

Seniors

Hideru Inoue

One of the first things 1 learned is that
the MIND is a POWERFUL component
in everything you do, and every
change in the physical state is achieved
by a proper change in the mental state.

Brandon Junichi Inouye Jerry M. Ishibashi

You have to stand for something or The most beautiful discovery true friends

you’ll fall for anything.-Unknown make is that they can grow separately with­

out growing apart.-Elisabeth Foley.

Alison Mei Napuakanakai Kam Justine P. Kamelamela

Looking out. Watching out. When I see the The world is a rainbow with many kinds of

future I close my eyes ... 1 can see it now.— people and when we get together it makes

Peter Gabriel the world go round.-Unknown

Kristen Ku’unanialoha Kimiyo
Kadokawa

Life can only be understood back­
wards; but it must be lived forwards.-
Soren Kierkegaard

Jackie Kong

The trouble with you
Is the trouble with me
You’ve got two good eyes
But you still don’t see—Grateful Dead

Kimberlee Kelley Nicole Yoshiko Kirihara

Kulia I Ka nu’ me ha’aha a ... strive for the It’s time to move on, time to get going.
highest with humbleness ... Aloha ’oe Hele- What lies ahead, I have no way of knowing.
kooluaikaululehnao-Panaewa.-Dunty Lilly But under my feet baby, the grass is grow­
ing, it’s time to move on, it’s time to get go­
ing.-Tom Petty

Cherilyn Noelle Konn Jess Manoa S. Kroll

When the shadows are closing in and your So on the story goes, Heaven only knows,
spirit diminishes, just remember you’re not the road of life will turn a lesson we will
alone and love will be there to guide you learn, and no one knows but fate how we’ll
home.-Mariah Carey end. People who know say you can’t go
home again.-James Harris III, Terry Lewis

Kristi Nicole Mei Lan Kwock

Always Believe in you
Always Believe in me
Always Believe in our
friendship-—Unknown

Seniors

Students who have been at Maryknoll since pre-kindergarten and kindergarten are: (front row, l-r) Anne Wong, Kristi Ku k, Lorie
Fukuhara, Kimberly Nakagami, Jennifer Young, Adrienne Ines, Jennifer Cui; (row 2) Keoki Leong, Cherilyn Konn, Maria Valdez,
Jacquelyn Darcey, Kristina Tabin, Mitchell Goo, Melony Agliam; (row 3) Michael Ching, Patrick Tamaoka, David Tsukayama, Alex­
ander Sue, Justin Nip, Lorrin Lee, Andrew Pang.

Servillano Japal LaMer

So when the shoe fits, the foot is forgot­
ten ... when the heart is right, all is for­
gotten.-Chuang Tzu

Stephanie Michelle Lape Brandon Christopher Lau

I’m moving right along, footloose and fan­ It’s all in thanks to you that I can ride with­
cy-free. I’m ready for the Big-Time. Is it out training wheels. Now where shall I go?

ready for me?-Kermit the Frog

Brent Michael Lau Alan H. Lee

If you’re traveling in a time machine, and To live is to suffer, but to survive, one must
you’re eating corn on the cob, I don’t think have dreams and strive towards them.
it’s going to affect things one way or the
other. But here’s the point,-corn on the cob
is good, isn’t it?—Jack Handey

Alison Lauren Lee

Be crazy, be wild, be free, but most of
all, and most importantly, get lots, and
lots, and tons of sleep!

Keoki Allen Kaulana Leong

The men, who ride mountains: these
men who brave the sea, tossed about
side to side looking for that ultimate
ride.-Israel Kamakawiwaole

Garrett-Michael Lee Lorrin Siu King Lee

Any fear is an illusion. You think We must not hope to be mowers,
something is standing in your way, but And to gather the ripe gold ears,
nothing is really there. What is there is Unless we have first been sowers
And watered the furrows with
an opportunity to do your best and tears.-Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
gain some success.—Michael Jordan

Seniors

Stephanie Wing Yan Leong

A dream is a wish your heart makes
when you’re fast asleep. In dreams you
will lose your heartaches whatever you
wish for you keep-If you keep on believ­
ing the dream that you wish will come
true.-Walt Disney’s Cinderella

Heather Beatrice Loo Dera Andrea Look

To reach the goal we must at times run I would do anything and that’s what scares
with the wind, other times, against it— me so bad I don’t want to live my life alone,
But we must certainly run, not walk, nor I don’t wpnt to hold on to what I had, 1
stand still.-Unknown don’t want to live my life attached to any­
one else’s strings.-Blink 182

Steve Y. C. Mau Sarah Jacqueline McEachern

If you don’t compete, I’ll dominate you- The woman who survives intact and happy
Michael Jordan must be at once tender and tough. She must
have convinced herself, or be in the unend­
ing process of convincing herself, that she,
her values, and her choices are important.-
Maya Angelou

Dino Christopher Manuel (pages by: Katie Rexroat)
Life is a beach and your dreams are the
waves so don’t be afraid and just take
the ride for we are all Na Keiki O Ka Kai
(Children of the Sea).-DJ DinoMite

Seniors

Jaymie Lei Yuki Melket

You always pass failure on the way to
success.

Karen Marie McLeod Chasity Ekeleana Y. Melendres

I may have all the faith needed to move Don’t worry about yesterday because it is
mountains-but if I do not love, I am noth­ history. Don’t worry about the future be­
ing. Love is eternal. Meanwhile these three cause it is a mystery. Live for today, & ap­
remain: Faith, Hope, and Love; and the preciate it because each day is a gift from
greatest of these is love.-l Corinthians ‘AKUA’ that’s why it’s called the ‘present.’

LeAnne Noelani Mistysyn Nicholas Elika Sau Hiroki Mita

Yesterdays are over my shoulder, No matter how good or bad you surfed
So I just can’t look back for too long. yesterday, this is another sunrise, another
There’s just too much to see waitin’ in session, another day when you might just
front of me, catch the BEST wave of your life.
And I know that I just can’t go wrong.—
Ka’au Crater Boys

Brandon L. M. Miyagi

All of the things you’ve taken for
granted, learn to cherish them all. So
that you’ll have no loose ends should
fate decide to call.-Del Beazley

Seniors

Lori Marie Moskal Arsima Aileen Muller

I believe there is a distance I have wan­ JITDAM KAPEEL
dered to touch upon the years of reaching Seeking knowledge guarantees wisdom-
out & reaching in ... You know if I leave
you now it doesn’t mean I love you any Marshallese proverb
less ... I’ve got to live my life the way I feel
is right.-Sarah McLachlan

Mindy Hatsuko Mizobe

Enjoy yourself its later than you think.
Enjoy yourself while you’re still in the
pink. The years go by as quickly as you
wink. Enjoy yourself its later than you
think.-The Specials

Kimberly Lin Nakagami

1’11 remember the way you taught me
the strength you showed me and the
love you gave me now that I’m stand­
ing on my own.-Dita

Destrey Scott Newbrey Justin Michael Nip

Keep your sights on tomorrow, but don’t The past is history, the future is a mystery,

forget about yesterday.-Del Beazley and this moment is a gift. That is why this

moment is called ‘the present.’-Unknown

Seniors (pages by: Tim Pasion)

Deana Aiko Nishimoto Deanna Kay Nuetzel

Free at last, free at last, thank God al­ Aia ka na’au Hawai’i maoli ma ka
mighty I am free at last!-Dr. Martin Luther pu’uwai, ‘a’ole ma ke koko. Take from
King, Jr. what you are and from what you know,
and create what you want to be.

Andrew K. H. Pang

To laugh often and love much; to win
the respect of children; to find the best
in others; to give of one’s self; to leave
the world a bit better; this is to have
succeeded.-Ralph Waldo Emerson

Frances Iza Malacas Perez

I know a please, a thank you and a
smile will take me far. I know that I am
you, you are me and we are one. I
know that who I am is numbered in
each grain of sand. I know that I’ve
blessed, again and over again.-Keali’i
Riechel

Timothy James Pasion Ian Hiroshi Pelayo

Cherish your visions and your dreams as I asked the Lord, ‘How much do you love
they are the children of your soul; the me?’ He replied, ‘This much,’ stretched
blueprints of your ultimate achieve­ out His arms, and died.-Anonymous
ments.-Napoleon Hill

Seniors

Summer Ihilani Preddy

Whatever befalls the earth befalls the
sons of the earth. Man did not weave
the web of life; he is merely a strand in
it. Whatever he does to the web, he
does to himself.-Chief Seattle

Cybil Rose Nohealani Rawlins Robert Richards

The times have changed, and trends move I like the noise of democracy.-James
on, the spirit of youth 1 still carry on.-H20 Buchanan

Kristina Hatsumi Tabin Patrick Douglas Tamaoka

A whole new world. I wouldn’t throw coins in a fountain. 1
A hundred thousand things to see. might be needing to make a phone call.—
I’m like a shooting star-I’ve come so far, NOFX
I can’t go back to where I used to be.—Tim
Rice

Alex W. Sue (pages by: Teresa Walsh)
Support bacteria—it’s the only culture
some people have.-Unknown

Seniors

Mark David Tamashiro
If opportunity doesn’t knock, build a
door.-Milton Berle

Jonathan Thompson
LIFE’S QUEST

Learn from yesterday.
Live for today.
Dream for tomorrow.—Bianchi Rossi

The tradition continues with the painting of the Senior tree. Servillano LaMer and Dino
Manuel painted the tree with the Senior class colors of blue and white in a surfing theme.

Seniors

Heather Satomi Toyama David Shigeo Tsukayama

Thru’ time you’ve been a friend to me. I Ganbarimashoo!
wish we didn’t have to say goodbye. So as Do your best!
we chase the dreams we’re after, pray for -SMAP
me and 1’11 pray for you. And one day love
will bring us back around again.—Michael
W. Smith

Kaulana Eric Tiwanak

Always listen to experts. They’ll tell you
what can’t be done and why. Then Do
it.
-Robert Heinlein

Robert Juan Umeda

... trying to figure really what my worth
on this Earth is, and is there a purpose
to presence, and after my death will my
essence be blessed with remembrance,
these are the thoughts unthinkable,
hard to imagine ...-Dramacydal

Maria Soledad Angeles Valdez Jonathan Kaina Ventura

Why be one of many who build walls in­ You know that while all the runners in the
stead of bridges. The only way to beat an stadium take part in the race, the award
enemy is to make him your FRIEND.-- goes to one person. In that case, run so as to
Anonymous win!-Cor 9:24

Seniors (pages by: Rachelle Wong)

Jessica Vulcan Joshua White

You can never discover new oceans, if you If any man among you seems to be wise in
don’t lose sight of the shore.--Unknown this world, let him become a fool that he
may be wise. For the wisdom of this world
is foolishness with God ... The Lord
knows the thoughts of the wise, that they
are vain.-Corinthians 3:18-20

Anne Lih Taih Wong

If one advances confidently in the direc­
tion of his dreams, and endeavors to live
the life which he has imagined, he will
meet with a success.-Henry David Tho­
reau

Kelly Yee Quon Yim

I am only one. But still I am one. I can’t
do everything, but still I can do some­
thing. And because I can’t do everything,
I will not refuse to do the something that
1 can do.—Edward Everett Hale

Jacqueline H. Wong Chris See Ching Yim

Old friend here we are looking back at all
the years and tears that we’ve been The pessimist complains about the wind: the
through. I must have traveled down a thou­ optimist expects it to change: the realist ad­
sand roads; been so many places, seen so justs the sails.-William Arthur Ward
many faces; always on my way to some­
thing new.—Diane Warren & Keali i Richel

Seniors

Lisa Siu Lei Yim Alvin Y. C. Young Class Of 1997

I expect to pass through this world but All that we are is a result of what we have
once. Any good thing, therefore, that I can thought. The mind is everything. What we
show a fellow being, let me do it now. Let think, we become.-Buddha
me defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass
this way again.-Stephen Grellet

Jennifer Marie Mee Lan Young Tiffany Lehuanani Young

The grand essentials to happiness in this Live and let live with a smile in your
life are something to do, something to heart-Helen Ikeda
love, and something to hope for.-Joseph
Addison

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Senior
Superlatives
Class Of 1997
“Simply The Best"

MISS & MR. MARYKNOLL
Jen Elfalan & Brent Lau

MOST LOQUACIOUS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CLASS CLOWNS
J. T. & Iza Perez Stephanie Lape & Lorrin Lee Pat Tamaoka & Keahi Foster

Hoss Election (pages by: Iza Perez & Stacie Honda

BEST DRESSED MOST MISCHIEVOUS MOST ARTISTIC
Maire Cahoon & Rob Umeda Richard Greene & Leah Feldman Serv LaMer & Adrienne Ines

BEACH BUMS MOST ATHLETIC
Dino Manuel & Nicole Fukeda Kaulana Tiwanak & Justine Kamelamela

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Saying goodbye, why it is sad?
Make us remember the good

times we’ve had.

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Don’t want to leave; but we
both know,

sometimes it’s better to go.

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You’re in my heart, so until
then,

it’s time for saying goodbye.



and I don’t know just when

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not sure quite where and I don’t
know just when.

You’re in my heart, so until
then,

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