1982

The Legend Continues

JV VOLLEYBALL (GIRLS') The girls JV and Varsity Volleyball
Top L-R: J. Chang, J.Pahukola, M. Silva, L. Freitas, K. La Boy , teams endured some major changes even be­
fore starting the season. The staffs of
H. Rosa. Bottom L-R: B.J. Cornette, M. Tsushima, H. Metzger, both teams saw the assignments of new
C. Texeira, J. Cion. (Coaches: P Among, Ms Among) coaches. Don Kaulakoa coached the Var­
sity team, while Mrs. Arlene Among and
Pat Among were coaches of the J.V.

New, young and inexperienced players
filled the spots once held by graduates.
The coaches worked hard to bring their
girls to a pair of well-developed teams.
A regular training session after school
concentrated on basic fundamentals of
playing volleyball and teaching those in­
experience players the tricks and strate­
gies of the game.

All players were outstanding in
their very own style and techniques. With
helping hands of their coaches, the team
members gained much experience using
teamwork and persistence to make their
efforts work for them.

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BOWLJRG

VARSITY GIRLS' BOWLING
Top L-R: L. Nakamura, C. Kaufmann, C. Yamane, J. Hew.

Bottom L-R: V. Loo, M. Ishida, P. Lum.

.TV G 1 n 1 5 ’ RnWI ING
lop I - n : I. K (111[ e . M . Wang, 0. Wnnq , .1 lonq, ri Matsumoto,
J. Hau. Ro tInm I -R: n . Totiq, M Nnfcagawa. .1 Y.i na naw! , M Pn! I I t I pt ,

n. suniH .

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Spartan
Strike

Force

JV ROYS’ BOWLING The boys Bowline teams really went places
Top L-R: M. Acoba, 1. Kirby, D. Broome, N. Abe, M. Tom. tms oast year. Botr the JV ant Va-sit_. teams maoe
Bottom L-R: C. Mau. E. Dalit, J. Tamura. Missing: E. Hon their way tc tneir respective Rounc Robins. Long

M. Ishida. and hard practices paid off for the JV as they
gained the single Is' title in tne Round Robin anc
fourth place overall. The Varsity Boys' showed stu­
pendous effort as they achievec the first place

pinnacle in tne ILH. With this season-ending rank­
ing, the Varsity tear participated in the State
Championship games tielc on Kauai. They took second
place ir. tne state.

Special congratulations go tc three members of
the Varsity team, twe of which won the doubles medal
anc the other remaining member who won the singles
medal .

The Girls' Bowling teams also had a successful
year. The Varsity girls took fourth place in the
ILH. One of the members of the Varsity team, swept
the singles ILH title and helped another member in
winning the doubles title.

Tne JV girls finished the season with thi rd
place ir. the ILH and also managed tc scoop up tne
single 'A' title.

Together with the Boys' teams, the Girls'
teams put out effort and much concentration to make
each series 'the' game and the result was a very
rewarding year.

VARSITY BOYS' BOWLING
Top L-R: M. Conching, D. Chun, M. DeMattos, C. Olmstead.
Bottom L-R: G. Nishimura, M. Sullivan. Missing: E. Esmeralda.

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Swinging
Fiction

Tne Boys’ anc Girls Tennis team;

.artec the season with high expectations

a seasor that would be fruitful■ Dur-

inc th ast year they attained an at-

tituoe fa i rness whi'le at the same time

tc stay- at the peak of their

athletic ability, Although tennis is a

singles anc double type cf game, all of

these players worked togethe tc create a

tear that was close.

Under tne coaching of Yunus Peer and

tne assistance of John beckler, the Boys'

J\ tear went through practice that

lea ■"nine experience anc requirec much

physical effort. The Girls' teams both

J\ and Varsity, were coached by Tony

Chun, Gerald Young, and Clay Kimura.

Both the Boys' and Girls' teams worked

hard. Their sweating through match points

and tne few times wnen they were on the

wrong side of a 4C-Love score may have

been difficult while it lasted out the

rewarding feeling tnat each player got

out oz playing tennis made all tne hard

won worth it.

JV BOYS' TENNIS
Top L-R: Coach J. Beckler, 0. Cook, E. Dalit, 0. Ka1 a 1 ,

E. Chong, Coach Y. Peer, Bottom L-R: L.Taki,
T. Delsierro, M. Ishida, J. Chun.

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VARSITY GIRLS' TENNIS
Top L-R: C. Fujii, K. Byrne, J. Hayselden, P. Lum,

L. Kam, J. Alamillo, L. Tom. Bottom L-R: M. Mau,
K. McCarthy, Coach C. Kimura, Coach T. Chun, Coach

____________________ G . Young , J . Leong .__________________

BOYS’ BftSKETBrkLL

Court
Kings

1982 saw the ‘M1 Boys' Basketball team sparkle
in another outstanding year of play. The 1981 season
witnessed that team take the ILH Championship title
and become the second best team in the state, that
kind of season is always hard to beat in any given
year.But the boys that made up this year's team were
unhampered by any need to better last year's record
and, instead, sought to better themselves.

Under the experienced coaching of Tony Sellitto,
the 'AA' Boys' Basketball team was predicted by pre­
season polls as being the team that would set the
pace. With assistants Russell Dung and Darrell
Matsui, and with the return of six players from last
year, this team subjugated their opponents to sweep
three preseason tournaments.

After beating Kam in the first game of the sea­
son, they went up against rival Punahou and the out­
come was a 60-48 victory. The 'AA' Boys' continued
to sweep everything in their path and were beaten
only twice in the regular season. 1 hey closed the
regular season with a thriller, a 58-57 0T victory
over lolani. With a regular-season ending record of
10-2, the Spartans found themselves at the top of
the Illi standings and on their way to the Round
Robin and the State Championships.

The 1982 season saw a change in the roster of
players and new assistants added to the staff, but
the outcome was the same: the 'AA' Boys' Basketball
team is No. 1!

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VARSITY 1 AA 1 BOYS' BASKETBALL
Top Row L-R: Stats. L. Wong, D. Ostrowski, T. Sellitto, 0. Bonawitz,

M. Among, D. Ostrowski, E. Aku, Stats. K. Mendes. Bottom Row L-R:
D. Relator, R. Villa, B. Valle, R. Leong, Stats. M. Siu. Missing:

F. Fletcher, J. Kanalz, Coach Tony Sellitto.

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BOYS’ BASKETBALL

Classy Class “H”
Calibre

The Boys' 'A', JV, and Frosh Basketball teams had
enriching seasons this past year. As these players
learned during tire past year, good seasons are not
dependent on the number of wins being more than the
number of losses. Instead, good seasons are depen­
dent on tire game itself and the satisfying feeling
that the players get from 'playing tough.'

The Varsity 'A' Boys' team was skillfully coached
by Joe Yasutake and his assistant,Jeff Jones. Boast­
ing returnees and players that have moved up from JV
they played to a fourth place tie with Damien, and
thus forced a play-off. They overthrew the Monarchs
65-38 and made their way to tire Round Robin. In the
first game of the Round Robin, they put a stop to
the winning streak of the regular season champ
Punahou with a 67-51 victory.

Peter Estomago returned as coach for the JV team
and brought them to a successful year that was mark­
ed by a 8-3 record at one point during tiie season.

The Freshmen Boys showed potential for their
future playing years. Under the expert coaching of
Bill Jackson and Gary Rodrigues, the Frosh learned
the techniques involved in high school basketball.
At one point in the season, their record was 7-3.

All of these teams played inspiring basketball in
all of their games and that is the key to an
'excellent' season.

VARSITY 'A' BASKETBALL (BOYS')
Top Row L-R: Coach J. Jones, M. Candia, H. Rosa, M. Shizuru,

D. Chun, B. Watson, Coach J. Yasutake. Bottom Row L-R:
T. Kennedy, R. Kaya, R. Kamahele, 0. Miyashiro, P. Tom.

Missing: M. Siracusa.

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G3RL3' BHSKETBHLL

Shooting T)igh

The Varsity 'AA1 Girls' Basketball
team has gone nonstop this past sea­
son. They have worked hard and have
succeeded in proving beyond doubt
t h e i r potential as a strong, unstop-
pa b 1 e team. Their coach, Russel 1
Dung, spent countless hours with
them to shape them into a first-
class bas ketbal1 team. The drive that
they, a s individuals players and as
teamma tes, exhibited during each game
portrayed t h e i r determination to suc-
c eed and w i n . They overcame all ob-
stacles that stood in their way to
make their season one of the best
that the girl s have ever had.

VARSITY 'AA' GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1

Top Row L-R: P. Gnagy, L. Pang, J. Hess, D. Umiamaka, C. DeMello,
Coach R. Dung. Bottom Row L-R: T. Passas, N. Dymond, A. Horner,

_______________ L. Prestidge, B. Cornette, S. Sakamoto._______________ _

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G3RL3’ BRSKETBHLL

IHaking Points

The Varsity 'A' Girls' Basketball team, coached
by Peter Estomago, worked hard this past season to
bring each of its members together into one bonding
force. The girls had their work cut out for them as
they strived to unite all their individual talents
to make a winning team. In the true form of com­
radeship, they offered constructive criticism dur­
ing practice and gave enthusiatic support for each
other during the games. All in all, their desire to
be the best they could be proved rewarding as they
came out pleased and satified with their efforts
throughout the season.

The JV Girls' Basketball team was a rookie team
this year. Made up of mostly Freshmen, these girls,
went through vigorous practices with their coach,
Joe Yasutake. Their continous and unending drills
of jumping, shooting, running, and handling the
ball was naturally very tiring, but each girl was
intent on building up her skills. Though a young
team, their persistence paid off in a season they
were proud of.

VARSITY 'A' BASKETBALL (GIRLS')
Top Row L-R: D. Wong, S. Snead, H. LauKong, H. Metzger,
T. Shorba, H. Rosa. Bottom Row L-R: L. Shorba, M. Silva,
S. Chong, A. Villa, M. Auyong. Missing: Coach P. Estomago

J.V. BASKETBALL (GIRLS')
Top Row L-R: Coach , L. Iseri, M. Paresa, L. Freitas,
C. Sanchez, R. Horworth, Coach J. Yasutake. Bottom Row

L-R: J. Cion, J. Santos, S. Sawai, J. Tom, A. Kau.

X-COURTRY/TRACK
WATER POLO

swanrrnjRG/pADDLJRG

PADDLING
1st Row L-R: Coach Mrs. Kupau, M. Zablan, L. Rapoza, K. Jones, M. Wong
H. Wong, K. Tateishl. 2nd Row L-R: M. Chun, J. Yanagawa, J. Spotts, N
0. AhYuen, P. Freitas, 0. Judd, J. Mau,. L. Mln, R. Sanchez. 3rd Row L-R
€. » R. Choy, R. Chinen, T. Clemens, T. Julian, R. Kishaba, L. Minayan, F. Or

_ _____________P, Ifofthnlng, N. Tanaka, D. Au.________

*

CROSS COUNTRY

Row L-R: Ho, L. Nakamura, W. Yamada

2nd Row L-R:D. Reed, J. Leong, P. Ono, S. H

K. Kim. 3rd Row L-R: Coach Leo Marshall,J. Ch

K. Chai, F. Tagawa, A. Lam, Cook. Missin

_____S. Nakagawa.

WATER POLO
M . Tom

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UM Sweat

&

Get Wet

Maryknol1 had their own Cross-Country team this past year.
Able to be independent of the Pac-5 team, our Cross-Country
team did its best to make the year a successful one. They
proudly represented Maryknoll in the ILH Championships in
various ways. The intermediate members found themselves the
possessor of second place. On the JV level, one member took
nineth place and also found herself in second place in the
St. Louis Championships. Another member took fourth place in
the ILH Championships and then went on the States where she
placed eleventh in a field of 250.

The Maryknoll part of this year's Track & Field team was
coached by Leo Marshall. Specializing in long distance run­
ning, the team members all overlooked their initial aches
and pains to get to the peak of their abilities.

There was only one student from Maryknoll that was repre­
sented in this past year's Water Polo team. Coached by Mr.
Limahai, she practiced with the other members everyday
afterschool from 3:00 to 5:00 at the Ala Mouna Beach Park or
the UH Pool.

The Pac-5 Swimming team, both JV and Varsity, followed
the Water Polo season. Maryknoll contributed two girls to
the Varsity team and one boy to the JV team. One of the girls
placed second in a dual race at the Mid-Pac meet and the
other placed second in the relays held at lolani . The sole
JV member took first place in the dual race at Mid-Pac.

The Maryknoll Canoe Paddling team was resurrected after a
year of absence. All of the coaches, Herman Clark, Cynthia
Kupau, Paul Coelho, and Robert Martinez, along with the team
members, sought to add their own talents to the "Te Hoe Mamu"
crews.

However little the number of athletes that participated in
the above sports, they should be congratulated for their
excellent representation of Maryknoll in interscholastic
competition.

G TRACK & FIELD

Top Row L-R: G. Hill, A. Ho, D. DeMello, R. Figgs,
D. Reed, S. Hiu. Bottom Row L-R: S. Lee,

L. Nakamura, M. Fisher, A. Lam, D. Lee. Missing:
S. Nakagawa, M. Chun, Coach L. Marshall.

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L-R: M. Matsumoto (V) , T. Cam bonga ( J V) ,

M. Tom ._____________________

SOCCER

VARSITY BOYS' SOCCER
Top L-R: K. Mendes, J. Zerbe, S. Fanciullo,
K. Young. Bottom L-R: K. Halvorsen, S. Fanciullo,

J. Sanchez. Missing: K. Sullivan, J. Sullivan.

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JV G I RLS 1 SOCCER ( EAC-5)
L-R: C. Sanchez, C. Sawai,

L . Boeh n i n g .

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VARSITY GIRLS' SOCCER Sawai, C. Sanchez.
1st Row L-R: L. Kowalke, M. Flair, A. Boehning, C. Cherry, C. Cashman.
2nd Row L-R: M. Anternorcruz, S. Goo, L. Jamond, K. Chun, S. Kam. Ath

3rd Row L-R: K. Hogarty, F. Moritsugu, M. Goo, S.
Row L-R: L. Luke, D. Chang.

Just

For Kicks

Maryknoll contributed nine players to this past
year's Varsity Pac-5 Boys' Soccer team. These nine
players included three Seniors, two Juniors, one
Sophomore, and three Freshmen. These nine boys
worked diligently with coaches and teammates whom
they saw only at practices and those few hours be­
fore games. Their dedication to the team and the
sport could be seen everytime each member hurried
about his business afterschool to get to Mid-Pac by
3:00, which was the time when practice normally
began.

For the second year in a row, Maryknoll had its
own Varsity Girls' Soccer team. The seventeen girls
that made up this team worked hard at refining the
soccer skills that they already knew and learned
new ones. As a whole, the team was young, yet they,
too, understood the need to work together to
achieve the best results.

Despite the fact that Maryknoll possessed its
own Girls' Soccer team,there were still three girls
that participated in the Pac-5 Girls' Soccer at the
JV level. They had their work cut for them by play­
ing on two teams, but they managed to have a fun
year al 1 the same.

Soccer is a hard sport to play as it requires
that a person play both defense and offense at the
same time while traveling up and down a field the
same size as a football field and remembering never
to use one's hands. So, Maryknoll was very proud
and fortunate to have had all these players rep­
resent her in 1LH competition.

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SOFTBHLL/BiTSEBftLL/BOCSTEK CLUB

SOFTBALL
1st Row L-R: L. Shorba, M. Silva, T. Shorba, D. Wong. 2nd Row
L-R: P. Gnagy, S. Snead, T. Akana, A. Villa, K. Julian. 3rd
114 Row L-R: Coach A. Corcoran, D. Umiamaka, L. Prestidge,

T. Passas, M. Tsushima.

Grand Slammers

The Maryknoll Girls' Softball team was compiled

mostly of Sophomores and Freshmen this year. Their
coach, Andrew Corcoran, advised them proficiently
in the techniques and skills of softball. Through
their determination each player became successful
in obtaining their own individual goals and per­

fecting their talents.
The past year's Softball team will be the one

to look out for in the future. During the season
just gone by, they showed potential for the coming
years. They, too, are expectant for the forthcom­

ing seasons.
The Baseball team was again a part of the Pac-5

league this past year. Under the coaching of Rick
Pedgram, Rob Dolon, and Tim Dunham, the boys that
represented Maryknoll practiced long and hard.
They learned new signals and new tactics and per­
fected what they already knew. The continuous and
sometimes exhausting practice drills proved worth­
while in the end as they, as true sportsmen, en­
joyed every minute of being at the plate, pitching

or tagging out their opponents.
The Maryknoll Booster Club has been a long-time

standing organization and over the years has be­
come an integral part of the school. The Booster
Club is a group of people who get together to
raise money for the athletic program. As always,
the Booster Club sponsored their ever popular
luau. The proceeds of this annual event as well as
other activities went into purchasing needed
equipment for Maryknoll and the sports depart­
ment. These people worked hard to improve the
available facilities so that the students'
physical education would improve.

BOOSTER CLUB '82

Mr. Adam Aki Mrs . Lila Laboy
Mr. & M rs. Lawrence Campos Mr. & Mrs. Sun Choy Lam
M r. & M rs. Ted Candia Mr. & Mrs. Martin Luke
Mr. & Mrs . Norman Chang Mr. Fred Lum
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Ching
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cordei ro Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mau
M r. & Mrs. Harold DeMeIlo Mr. & Mrs. Buggy McFarlane
Mr. & Mrs. Al Espinda Mr. & Mrs. paul Nakanelua
M r. & Mrs. Peter Estomago Mrs . Glori a Re i tme i e r
Mr. & Mrs. Ro If Fey Mr. & Mrs. Emanuel Relator
M r. & Mrs. Peter G i bo Mr. & Mrs. Dale Scott
Mr. & Mrs. James G i fford Mr. & Mrs. Roland Shimabukuro
Mr. & M rs. Sun Yau Goo Dr. £ Mrs. Reynold Sh i ra i
Mr. & M rs. Anson I Iae Mr. & Mrs. Robert Tsuyemura
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kalaukoa M r. & Mrs. Fred Tseu
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Kanalz Mr. & Mrs. Reuben Tyau
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Kozuma
Mrs . April Vi Ila
Mr. Wilf red Wong

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FRLbHMfN CHEER!EADLRS Spirit Explosion
fop l-R: T. Okamoto, A. Villa, R. Chinen, 0. Morita,
G Roletter, M. Dias. Bottom L-R: S. Goo, 0. Kahale, Vibrating and spreading the Spartan
spirit throughout the school was the ma­
T. Campos, A. Chung, t. Shimogawa, C, Julian. jor goal of the Maryknoll cheerleaders.
This vivacious bunch of girls was seen at
football, basketball, and volleyball
games to cheer on the teams and support
them. The pride that the cheerleaders
took in their job was something beyond
explanation. The dedication and many
hours of practice showed that the job of
being a cheerleader was a full-time occu­
pation very much like that of any other
athlete.

Without the cheerleaders to boost
our spirits when it was low and encour­
age it when it was high, the school year
of 1981-82 wouldn't have been the
"Spirited Success" that it was.

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I Activities

ftCQUHURTORCE WEEK
FIELD DAY

There was an extra a- success.
mount of flair added to the To end the many fun-
traditional festivities of
Acquaintance Week this past filled days of Acquaintance
school year. Through the Week, there was a school
wide field day. This year
theme, "The Superheroes", the field day was allocated
the Spirit Committee, with as a part of Acquaintance
Week making the freshman's
its many creative games, initiation even more enjoy­
joined the whole student able. The McCoy Pavillion
body in welcoming the fresh­ at Ala Moana Park was the
man class to the family of scene of the many games and
sports that occcured. The
Maryknoll. There was a day was charged with divi­
game to coincide with each sion competition and an all
superhero day. The fresh­ around togetherness of Mary­
men were dressed up dif­ knoll. Acquaintance Week
ferently each day according was thus a very reward­
to the theme, and each be­ ing week and a great spirit
came a "superhero" for the sparker.
day. All divisions parti­
cipated in the daily lunch
games, making it a spirited

KRD (TWiTY 121

When any Maryknoll student initial frustations of disorga­
hears the phrase, "Christmas nization that was typi cal ox
Aloha," some kind of picture will every division; the pain of the
true sacrifices that had been
come to mine. Previously known made; the joy or sorrow of the
several years ago as tne 'Battle tears shed in hearing the final
Of The Choirs' (BOC for short), winning decision — only to hear
this event has become a strongly
supported institution of our the screaming shouts of triumph
school. Evidence of this during from the Seniors; and finally
the past year was shown when the the overpowering love everyone
felt as the true meaning of
faculty and administration sug­ Christmas was shared when the
gested that the Yuletide event truly' 'super' Seniors invited
all the divisions up on stage to
be modified to a non-competitive share the victory 'alma mater.'
nature. The Student Body fought
to negotiate some kind ox com- One can say that Christmas
promi se. Aloha '82 was a success in show­
ing that the Maryknoll ideals are
The result was a truly heart still upheld and that the
warming experience. Those who 'Maryknoll Magic' is still very
were involved in Christmas Aloha much alive in us all.
'82 will always cherish their
varied sentiments over it: tne

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TT)E JOYS OF eijRISTnifiS

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TjOmECOmTlG

Homecoming '82 approached and that occurs every year and this
year was the same. The Freshmen's
departed from us in a flurry of ac­
tivities. Singling out highlights interpretation of the theme was the
of the week, the special in-school creation of their 'Frosh-Light'
activities come to mind. The daily float and the Sophomores poetically
dress-up themes started with Maroon explained their float, “Guiding
4 Gold Day; following it came Punk Light." The Junior Division's float
Day, Twin Day, and, finally, color­ was a colorful rendition of a rain­
ful Nationality Day. bow that was seven feet high and
made of tissue paper.
On Friday, the Student-Faculty
Basketball game displayed a show­ The winning float this year be­
down of wit, ski 11 .starnina , and ac­ longed to the Senior Class. They
curacy between the two teams. There constructed a giant three-dimen­
were obvious handicaps on both sional '82' as the backdrop for a
teams and, as a result, the game Spartan standing tall over the
was close and the faculty came out grounds of Maryknoll High School.
the winners. Another unusual sight
that delighted the eyes was the de­ All in all. Homecoming Week was
but of the faculty cheerleaders who a success as a spirit-generating
showed up to cheer on their team. event. Even though we didn't have
much success on the court, we will
Spending long hours on the vari­ always remember that the 'Spartans
ous division floats is an epidemic were shining through in '82.'"

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TI)K0UGT} 3R '82

til

Senior Tjighlighfs





1982 SER10K

MISTER & MISS SENIOR MISTER & MISS DISCO
Bradford Chun Scott Sumi da

Laura Domondon Melissa Ohta

MISTER & MISS SUCCESSFUL
Sanjay Anand
Lisa McCarthy

MISTER & MISS CUTIE-PIE
Suzanne Dias

MISTER & MISS OLYMPIAD MISTER & MISS MUSCLE
Dana Umiamaka Duane Wright

Mary Borza

IjOSS ELECTION

MISTER & MISS ROCK
David Boyle

Franchon Luke

MISTER & MISS BOOKWORM
Peter So

Alice Ngyuen

MISTER & MISS LOVEBIRD
Howard Komine
Terri Arquero

MISTER & MISS LOONEY-TUNES

Cindy Lewis

Andrew Corcoran











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IRDEX

AhCHOY, KYLE CHINN, LING-SU ERB, LISA HOGARTY, ELLEN

Hawaiian 4 MHS CD 4 Boys' Basket­ CHONG, STACEY Hui Kokua 1 Spirit 1 SLO 2,3,4 Spirit 2 Speech 3,4 Chi Rho 3,4 NHS
ball Frosh 1 JV 2 Football Frosh Speech Pres 3,4 Chi Rho 3 Editor 4 3 Japanese 2 Kazoo Band 3,4 Play 4
Volleyball Mgr 2 Spirit 2,4 SLO 1,2,3 French 2 HMRM French 1,2 Play 2,3,4 HMRM VP 2
Pres 1,2 Sec 3 Girls' Basketball JV
AhYUEN, BETTY JEAN 1 Vars 2,3,4 HORIO, KEVIN

Dance 1 Liturgy 2,3 Hawaiian 1,2,3, CHUN, BRADFORD ESMERALDA, ELDEN
4 Japanese 1,2 HMRM 1 Girls'
Volleyball JV 3 MHS CU 4 Hui Kokua 3 SLO 1,2,4 Speech 1,2,3 Japanese 1,2,3 Football Frosh 1 JV
Japanese 1,2 MHS CU Pres 4 Play 2,3
AKU, EARLE 4 Div VP 2 HMRM Sec 1,2 Baseball Hui Kokua 4 SLO 2,3 NHS 2 Kazoo 2
Frosh 1 A 2 AA 4 Football Frosh 1
CAP 4 Boys' Basketball Frosh 1 JV 2 Band 3,4 Play 3 Div Pres 3 HMRM Pres
Mgr 4 Football Frosh 1 JV 2 CHUN, MICHELE
Vars 3,4 Track 8 Field 1,2,3 2 Boys' Basketball Frosh Capt 1 JV

2 Boys' Bowling Vars 1,2,3 Capt 4 HORNER, ANNE

FABRO, BETSY Girls' Basketball JV 1 A 2 AA 3,4
Girls' Volleyball JV 1,2 AA 3,4

Spirit 4 SLO 1,2,4 HMRM Pres 2 Sec ISHIKAWA, SHAWN
1,4 Girls' Basketball JV 1

ALAMILLO, JANA Hui Kokua 3,4 SLO 4 Prom 3 Head 4 FANCIULLO, STEVEN M. JULIAN, TOBY
SLO 4 Div. Sec. 4 Math 2,3,4 Science 3,4 Liturgy 2
Japanese 1,2,3,4 Interschool 3,4 SLO 3,4 Prom 3 Div Pres 4 HMRM 3 Band 4 Football JV 3
ANAND, SANJAY Retreat 4 Japanese League 2 Girls' KAM, KAREN
SLO 2 3 Debate 3(Pres),4 Math 1,2,4 Tennis JV 1 Mgr 2 Boys' Soccer JV 1 Vars 2,3,4 MHS CU
Science 3{VP),4 NHS 2,3,4 French 2, 4
3,4 Div Disc Board 2 CHUN, PATRICK
FERREIRA, CECILIA Spirit 2,3,4 Winter Ball 3, Head 4
ANTENORCRUZ, MARIA Retreat 4 Hui Kokua 4 Science 3,4 Dance 3 SLO 3,4 French 2 Japanese
Debate 3,4 Speech 2,4 Science 2,3,4 Liturgy 2 Japanese 2,3,4 Spirit 2 Dance 2,3 SLO 1 CHI RHO 3 2,3 Interschool 3 HMRM Sec 3 Girls'
CAP 1 French 1,2,3,4 Spanish 2 Japanese 2 Interschool 2,3 Retreat 4 Tennis JV 1
CHUN, STEPHANIE HMRM Pres 1 Boys' Basketball A Stats
ARQUERO, TERRI 3 KAM, LORI ANN
MHS CU 4 Cheerleading 1,2,3 SLO 1 Pep 4 Hui Kokua 4 Spirit 2,4 Dance
Div VP 1 2 SLO 4 Japanese 2 Retreat 4 Kazoo FLETCHER, FRANCIS Spirit 2,3 SLO 2,4 Prom 4 Math 2,3
Band 4 HMRM Sec 4 Girls' Soccer 3 GARMA, ALFREDO French l,2(Co-Head),3,4 Japanese 3
AU, DAVID HMRM Sec 4 Girls' Tennis JV 1,2,3
Boys' Volleyball JV 2 CHUNG, MICHAEL Vars 4

BOBAY, CAREN SLO 4 Japanese 2 HMRM Pres 4 Boys' GOO, MICHELLE KAM, SYDNEY
Assembly 4 Hui Kokua 3 Science 3,4 Basketball Frosh 1 JV Capt 2 A 3
French 2,3,4 Band 1 Girls' Soccer 3 Baseball A 1 AA 2,3,4 Pep 4 Spirit 4 Japanese 2 MHS CU 4 Hui Kokua 2,3,4 Spirit 2,3,4 Winter
MHS CU 4 Play 3,4 Kazoo Band 4 Girls' Soccer 3 Vars 4 Ball 3,4 Dance 3,4 Science 4 French
2,3,4 Play 3 Kazoo Band 4 HMRM Sec
BORZA, MARY CORPUS, RHONDA 4 Track 8 Field JV 1,2,3 Vars 4
BOYLE, DAVID Cheerleading Coord 3,4
Play 3 Spirit 1,2 Co-Head 3 Head 4 Winter GOO, ROCHELLE
Ball 4 Dance 2,3,4 SLO 3,4 NHS 2,3,4 KAMAHELE, ROBERT
BRASH, FAITH French 4 Japanese 1,2,3,4 Yearbook Dance 4 Speech 1,2 MHS CU 4 Play 3
4 Interschool 2,3 Senate Sen 4 HMRM Golf Vars 4 Hawaiian 4 Boys' Basketball 1,2,3,4
BYRNE, FRANK Pres 3 Cheerleading JV 2 Boys' Volleyball 1,2,3,4
Boys' Tennis JV 1 Vars 2,3,4
HAYES, JEAN
CAMBRE, TRACY
Assembly 3 SLO 2,3,4 Japanese 1 COSTA, KAREN
HMRM Pres 3 Sec 2,4 Kazoo Band 3
HESS, JULIE KANALZ, JEFF
CANDIA, MIKE
SLO 1,2 HMRM Sec 1,2 Boys' Basket­ DIAS, SUZANNE Spirit 4 Japanese 2 Girls' Basket­ KAYA, RYAN
ball Frosh Capt 1 Vars A 2,3,4 Cheerleading Frosh 1 Vars 3 ball JV 1 A 2 AA 3,4 Softball Vars
Boys' Volleyball Vars 1,2 Capt 3,4 2,3,4 SLO 1,2 Math 2,3,4 Japanese 1,2
DOMONDON, LAURA HMRM Pres 2 Sec 1 Boys' Basketball
CHANG, DONNA Spirit 3,4 Winter Ball 3(Co-Head),4 HEW, JACKIE Frosh 1 JV 2 Vars A 3 4 Baseball
Pep 1,4 Hui Kokua 3 Spirit 4 Dance SLO 1,2,3,4 Senate Pres 4 Sen 3 Div Vars 2,3,4 Football Frosh Cap 1 JV
3 SLO 4 NHS 3,4 Japanese 1,2 HMRM Pres 1,2 Interschool 2,3 Kazoo Band Pep 3,4 Hui Kokua 1,2 Co-Head 3 Head 2
Pres 4 Girls' Soccer 3 3,4 Retreat 4 4 Spirit 3,4 SLO 3,4 Science 3,4
French 4 Japanese 1,2,3,4 Yearbook KIM, ANNA
DUARTE, DEVON 2,3 HMRM Pres 3 Girls' Bowling Vars
Band 4 Football Frosh 1 JV 2 1,2,3 Capt 4 Interschool 3 Japanese Pep 2 Spirit 2,4 Dance 3 Math 2,3,4
League 2 Science 4 Japanese 1,2,3,4 Inter­
school 3 Kazoo Band 4 Girls' Tennis
HO, ALAN JV 1,2

DUNAWAY, ROWENNA Hui Kokua 4 SLO 4 Math 2,3,4 Science KIRBY, YVETTE
3,4 NHS 2 Japanese 1,2,3 Pres 4
SLO 3 Liturgy 3 Hawaiian 4 HMRM Boys' Bowling JV 1,2 Cross Country SLO 4 Chi Rho 2 Science 3 Pres 4
Pres 3 Girls' Basketball JV 1,2,3 JV 3 Vars 4 Boys' Tennis Vars 4 CAP 1 French 1,2,3,4 Play 2,3,4
Cheerleading Frosh 1 Vars 3
HO, MARCIA KISHABA, RICHARD
EDWARDS, CAROLE Baseball 1,2
Assembly 3 Pep 3 Head 4 Hui Kokua 2,
Girls' Soccer 1,2 Track 8 Field 2 3,4 Spirit 2,3 SLO 3,4 Prom 3
Play 2,3 Science 3 NHS 2,3 VP 4 French 4
Japanese 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 3 Inter­
school 2 Div VP 4 HMRM 3 Track 8
Field JV 2

KOMINE, HOWARD K. MAU, MARY RELATOR, DES I UMIAMAKA, DANA

Boys' Basketball Frosh 1 JV 2 A 3 4 Hui Kokua 3,4, SLO 1,2,3,4, Math 2,3 Hawaiian 4 Boys' Basketball JV 1 Girls' Basketball JV 1 Vars 2,3 Capt
Football Frosh 1 Vars 2,3,4 A 2 AA 3,4 Boys, Volleyball Vars 1, 4 Softball Vars 3 Capt 4 Girls'
Sec 4 Science 3 NHS 3,4 Liturgy 2 2,3 Capt 4 Volleyball JV 2 Vars 3 Capt 4

Japanese 2(Treas) ,3(VP) ,4 Interschool

KOZUMA, DARRELL 3 Div Treas 4 HMRM Pres 1 Sec 2,3 ROBB, MOLLIE
Girls' Tennis JV 2 Vars 3,4 Track &
Hawaiian 4 Boys' Basketball JV 2 Field JV 1 UNCIANO, CAROLINE
Boys' Volleyball JV 1 2,3,4
McCarthy, lisa Assembly Head 4 SLO 4 Kazoo Band 3 Assembly 3 Pep 2 Spirit 2,3,4 Dance
KUBO, KATHY Play 3 Cheerleading Frosh 1 4 Math 2,3,4 NHS 3,4 French 1,2,3
Hui Kokua 3 Spirit 2 Winter Ball 4 Sec 4 Yearbook 3 Interschool 2,3
Pep 2,4 Spirit 2,4 Liturgy 4 SLO 3,4 Debate 3,4, Speech 3,4 French SATO, TRACY Kazoo Band 4 Girls' Tennis JV 1,2,
Japanese 1,2,3 Retreat 4 MHS CD 4 3,4 Spanish 1 Kazoo Band 3,4 Play Liturgy 3 Hawaiian 4 Japanese 2 3 Vars 4
3,4 Div Disc Board 3 HMRM Sec 4

LAMITIE, JAMES MENDES, KAREN WATANABE, CARRIE
LAU, JULIANA
Dance 2 Japanese 2 Yearbook 4 MHS CU SHIMABUKURO, LORI
4 Basketball Vars Scorekeeper 3 (Mgr)
4 Canoe Paddling Vars 2 Spirit 4 Dance 3 Prom 3,4 Science 4

Pep 1 Spirit 1,2,4 Dance 1,2 Co-Head French 2 Japanese 3 Yearbook 2
3 Head 4 SLO 2,3,4 Div Sec 2,3 HMRM Interschool 2,3 Girls' Tennis 1

MEW, CINDY Pres 4 Cheerleading Frosh 1 JV 2

LEE, KIMO Dance 2 SLO 2 Speech 1,2,3,4 Japanese Vars 3,4
Hawaiian 4 3 HMRM Sec 2 Swimming JV 1
WILDERMUTH, PAUL

SIU, MONICA

MORITSUGU, BLAKE WONG, GABRIEL

LEE, LOREN MHS CU 4 Japanese 2 Baseball Frosh Pep 3 Spirit 2 Dance 3 Basketball AA
Hawaiian 3 Cheerleading JV 3 1 Vars A 2 AA 3,4 Football Frosh 1
JV 2 Boys' Tennis Vars 4 Scorekeeper 3,4

SMITH, ALAN WONG, HOWARD C.H.P.

LEE. STUART NAITO, MARLA Band 4 German 1,2,3 Hui Kokua 4 SLO 4 Science 3 VP 4 NHS
SMITH, MARIA 3,4 French 2,3,4 Japanese 4 Spanish
Hawaiian 4 Boys’ Basketball Frosh 1 Hui Kokua 3,4 SLO 2,3,4 Prom 3,4 1 Play 3,4 HMRM Sec 4 Swimming JV 1
Speech 1,2 Math 2,3 Pres 4 Science Boys' Tennis Vars 4
LEONG, JOLI 3,4 NHS 2,3 Pres 4 Liturgy 2
Japanese 1,2,3,4 Japanese League 2 WONG, LISA
Pep 1 Hui Kokua 3,4 Spirit 1 SLO 2, Interschool 2,3 Head 2 Retreat 4
3 Prom 4 Math 2,3,4 NHS 2,3,4 SO, PETER SLO 1,2,3 Div Treas 1,2,3 Basket­
Japanese 1,2,4 Retreat 4 HMRM Pres Play 3 HMRM Sec 2 Girls' Tennis JV Math 3,4 Science 4 ball Vars Stats 2,3,4
3 Sec 2 Cross Country JV 3 Vars 4 Mgr 2
Girls' Tennis JV 3 Vars 4 Track & SOARES, MARY WONG, MISSY
Field JV 3 Vars 4 NAKAGAWA, SCOTT Science 3,4 Play 3
SLO 4 Liturgy 3 Hawaiian 3 Head 4
LEONG, MARY SLO 1,2,3,4 Prom 4 Math 2,3,4 Canoe Paddl i ng Vars 2
Service 1,2 Co-Head 3 Head 4
Japanese 2,4 Retreat 4 HMRM Pres 1 SUMIDA, SCOT WRIGHT, DUANE
2,3,4 Boys' Basketball Frosh 1 JV 2
Cross Country Vars 4 Football Frosh
1 JV 2

LEONG, RICKY NGUYEN, ALICE TAGAWA, FRANCIS Hawaiian 4 Boys' Basketball JV 2
Vars A 3 Football Frosh 1 Boys'
Hawaiian 4 Boys' Basketball JV 1 Assembly 3,4 Science 3,4, NHS 3,4 Hui Kokua 4 Japanese 2,4 Baseball Volleyball JV 2 Vars 3
AA 2,3,4 Football Frosh 1 Vars 3,4 Service 4 French 1,2,3,4 Spanish 3 Frosh 1 Vars A 2 AA 4 Cross Country
Boys' Volleyball JV 2 Vars 4 Track & Field Vars 4 YOUNG, KIRK

LEWIS, CINDY NGUYEN, EMILE TANAKA, NATHAN Hawaiian 4 Boys' Soccer JV 1 Vars 2,
Science 3,4 NHS 3,4 CAP 2 French 3,4 Baseball 3 3,4

LOUI, DENISE OHTA, MELISSA TANAN KA, STACIE YOUNG, LAURIE

Assembly 3 Spirit 3,4 Dance 4 SLO 4 Science 3,4 Play 3,4 Retreat 4 SLO 1,2,3 HMRM Pres 1 Sec 2,3 Girls' Pep 3,4 Hui Kokua 3,4 Spirit 3,4
French 1,2,3 Pres 4 Yearbook 2,3 OYA, KELVIN Volleyball JV 1,2 SLO 4 Science 3 NHS 3,4 French 4
Interschool 3 Kazoo Band 4 Girls' Japanese 1,2,3(Photog),4 Yearbook
Tennis JV 1,2,3 Vars 4 Liturgy 2,3 Japanese 1,2 Baseball 1
2,3 Editor 4 Kazoo Band 4 Japanese
LOW, LENORA PASSAS, TERRI
Hawaiian 4 Girls' Basketball JV 1, TATEISHI, KIRK League 2 Track & Field JV 1,2,3 Vars
Assembly 3 Hui Kokua 2 Spirit 3,4 2 Vars 3,4 Softball Vars 1,3,4 4
Dance 2,3,4 SLO 4 Math 2,3,4 Girls' Volleyball Frosh 1 JV 2 Vars
Science 4 NHS 3,4 French 1,2,3,4 4 Japanese 2 Football JV 1
HMRM Pres 4 Interschool 3 Kazoo
Band 4 TOM, LISA YOUNG, SUMMER

LUKE, FRANCHON Pep 2 Hui Kokua 2 Spirit 2 Dance 2 Assembly 2 Pep 2 Winter Ball 2 SLO
Hawaiian 4 Japanese 2,3 Girls' 3,4 Chi Rho 2 Science 3 NHS 2,3,4
Tennis JV 1,2 Vars 3,4 Senate VP 4 Div VP 3 HMRM Pres 2
Track & Field JV 2

Assembly 1,2 Co-Head 3 Head 4 Spirit PRESTIDGE, LIZ TOM, PATRICK ZABLAN, MICHELE
4 Dance 3,4 SLO 3,4 Chi Rho 3
Science 3,4 Service 4 French 1,3 SLO 1,2,4 Senate Sen 1,2 Div Disc TOM, PAUL SLO 1 Liturgy 3 Hawaiian 3,4 HMRM Sec
Spanish 2,3 Board 4 Girls' Basketball JV 1 Vars 1
2,3,4 Softball Vars 3,4 Girls'
LUM, PATTY Volleyball Vars 3,4 SLO 1 HMRM Pres 1 Boys' Basketball

Frosh 1 Boys' Volleyball JV 2 ZEILER, MARI ANN

Pen 3 Spirit 2 SLO 3 Prom 3,4 French RAPOZA, LUANA TSEU, JASON Spirit 3 Winter Ball 3 Head 4 SLO 2,3,
4 Japanese 1,2,3 HMRM Sec 3 Girls' Hawaiian 3,4 UENO, TRACIE 4 NHS 3,4 Band 1 HMRM Pres 4 Sec 1,2,3
Bowling JV 1,2,3 Vars 4 Girls' Cheerleading JV 2 Vars 3

Tennis JV 1,2 Vars 3,4

Play 2 Dance 4 SLO 4 Speech 2

Science 4 Japanese Club 1,2 Treas 4
Golf 4 MHS CU Asst Mgr 4 Japanese ZERBE, JOHN

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make a lasting impression in

each of our lives. It is this
unique family feeling of
Maryknoll High School that
distinguishes our school from
the other schools. We hope
that you will have found out
by now, that the secret to
this Maryknoll Magic is...

...each and every one of
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