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Letter From the President

Dear Maryknoll Grade School Students:
There is a simple line in the Talmud which states, “We do not see things as

they are; we see things as we are.” So, I suspect, will it be with this yearbook. While
it is a document of a year in your life and is frozen in time, you are not. In the years
to come, you will be a very different person that goes through the pages of this book.
It will bring wonderful memories back• to you, but th*os4 e’ memories will be influenced
by the many experiences you have had, the people who have come in and out of your
life, and your hopes and dreams for the future.

But, even as the “new you” looks through these pages, I hope you will be
reminded of some of the fundamental things that you learned while here at the
Grade School I hope you will think of how important it is to work at maintaining
friendships, how important honesty and fair play are in our everyday lives, and how
much we are dependent on others to find genuine success and happiness.

I also hope you will remember that with God’s help anything is possible and
that it is never too late to reset a course, rebuild relationships, and return to the
values that you learned as a young Maryknoll student.

So, I suggest that your yearbook is elastic and will grow as you continue to
grow. Return to it periodically, not only to remember how things were, but also as a
means of assessing how you are at present.

My wannest wishes to you,

Keep making a difference!

Sincerely yours,

Michael E. Baker
President

Office of the President • 1526 Alexander Street • Honolulu. Hawaii 96822-4940 • Tek (808) 952-7300 • Fax:(808)952-7301
E-mail: baker®maryknollschool org

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Grade School

Principal

1 ® MARYKNOLL SCHOOL

Dear Maryknoll Grade School Students:

In this high-tech age Of digital cameras, it is so easy to capture images that fill a
typical day in the life of a Maryknoll student. Here at the Grade School, at most school
events, the yearbook students were armed with digital cameras, capturing many of the
smiling feces, interesting events and memorable experiences. These students then
downloaded these images verycarefully onto the yearbook computer.

Throughout the year, while the yearbook staff worked on the production of this
yearbook, most of you had forgotten that you were captured by the digital camera. It was
only after the “book of memories” was distributed that much loud laughter could be heard
as you enjoyed looking at the photos of your friends and classmates, and recalled together
those memorable, events. I’m sure you have already flipped through the pages of the
treasured yearbook from beginning to end.

Like many of your parents, I still have my graduation yearbook which I treasure
dearly. When I review the book from time to time, fond memories come to mind.

In your yearbook, you each have a treasure chest ofmemories of your classmates,
events, and special moments that may have touched you deeply on many typical days.
When you have checked out all the photos and filled your book with signatures from
friends and teachers, I suggest that you take the time to review and reflect on the photos.
Study them carefully, for I believe that associated with these photos, you will find a
wealth of wisdom awaiting you, perhaps from your teachers, a religion lesson, a prayer
service or even a friend. Maybe you’ll remember a moment when God touched you in a
special way through an experience, a teacher or a friend. God does work in mysterious
ways, and, it is only by taking the time to reflect on events that we realize it. During your
years here at Maryknoll Grade School, a Catholic School devoted to offering you an
excellent education and preparing you for life, you have received many messages. The
yearbook has captured these in photograph form. Can you recognize them?

To our Year 8 students leaving the Grade School campus, we wish you much
growth and happiness in high school. To all students remaining on at the Grade School, I
look forward to greeting you every morning again in the new school year.

God bless you,

Paul O’Brien, Principal

Office of the President • 1526 Alexander Street • Honolulu, Hawaii 96822-4940 • Tel: (808) 952-7300 • Fax: (808) 952 '301
E-mail: [email protected]

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Bishop Francis X. DiLorenzo Mr. Paul O'Brien
Principal

Father Marc Alexander Ms. Carole Ota Mrs. Betsey Gunderson Mr. Evanson Chang
Pastor Vice Principal/Eighth Grade
High School Principal High School Vice-Principal
Advisory

Mrs. Lori Carlos Mrs. Patricia Heatherly Mr. James Morris II Mrs. Yvonne Morris
Alumni Relations Coordinator Director of Athletics
Director of Technology Director of Development

Mr. Dan Nagami Mrs. Gail Nakamura Mr. Lester Oshiro Mr. Scott Siegfried
Director of Special Programs Business Officer Facilities Manager Director of Admisssions

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Faculty and Staff

Row 1 - James Gahler, Lee Marie Armstrong, Andretta Kaahaaina, Carole Ota, Fr. Marc Alexander, Paul O'Brien
Gaylynn Nakamatsu, Milton Makishi. Row 2 - Lloyd Lim, Caren Gaud, Sandy Yamane, Tracy Morreia, Beck\
Kotake, Collen Liu, Christine Ching, Dorie Parubrub-Kahaulelio, Anne Wong, Alita Wall. Row 3 - Sarah White, Jo-
Ann Morisato, Margot Adair, Joelle Lee, Marilynn Taniyama, Fran Wong, Christine Mattos, Madlyn Finger, Lynne
Watanabe. Row 4 - Sara Harrison, Lori Costa, Bobbie Loo, Addie Kim, Jeffrey Chang, Catherine Iwami, Pat Pascual
David Yamasaki, Michael Amore. Row 5 - Mardi LaPrade, Lynn Mitchell, Suzanne McLaughlin, Shana Tong, Jul
Borges, Jessica Clancy, Lori Halvorsen, Theresa Crighton. Row 6 - Clint Clausen, Virginia Koo, Mary Jane Vannatta
Florence Min, Heidi McGivern, James Fallon, Jonathan Hermosura, Eva Robinson.

Santa Gilbert Rabago leads teachers, Mrs. Shana Tong, Mrs. Pat Pascual, Mrs. Carole Goldstein, Ms. Carole 7
Ota, and Ms. Lori Halvorsen in the hokey-pokey.

A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops.
-Henry Brooks Adams

Mrs. Margot Adair Mr. Michael Amore Ms. Lee Marie Armstrong Ms. Juli Borges
Middle School English/ PK-Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Fifth Grade and Middle

Social Studies Guidance Counselor School Science

Mr. Jeffrey Chang Ms. Christine Ching Mrs. Jessica Clancy Mr. Clint Clausen
Fourth Grade Third Grade Fifth Grade Middle School Science

Mrs. Lori Costa Mrs. Theresa Crighton Mr. James Fallon Mrs. Madlyn Finger
Pre-Kindergarten Middle School Drama/ Fifth Grade First Grade Assistant

Assistant Spanish / Personal
Development

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Mr. Jim Gahler Mrs. Caren Gaud Mrs. Carole Goldstein Ms. Lori Halvorsen
Middle School Social Fifth-Eighth Grade Second Grade Sixth Grade
Guidance Counselor
Studies/English

Mrs. Sara Harrison Mr. Wade Hasegawa Mr. Jonathan Hermosura Mrs. Catherine Iwami
Kindergarten Assistant Pre-Kindergarten-Third Middle School Physical Art
Grade Physical Education
Education/Music

Mrs. Andretta Kaahaaina Mrs. Addie Kim Mrs. Virginia Koo Mrs. Becky Kotake
Library Assistant Fourth Grade Librarian Kindergarten

There are souls in this world which have the gift of finding joy

everywhere and of leaving it behind them when they go.
-Frederick William Faber

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Who dares to teach must never cease to learn.
-John Cotton Dana

Mrs. Paulette Laanui Mrs. Mardi LaPrade Mrs. Joelle Lee Mr. Lloyd Lim
Second Grade Science Kindergarten Middle School Math/

Physical Education

Mrs. Colleen Liu Mrs. Bobbie Loo Mrs. Charlene Lum Mr. Milton Makishi
Fourth Grade Kindergarten Assistant Second Grade First Grade

Ms. Christine Mattos Mrs. Heidi McGivern Mrs. Suzanne McLaughlin Mrs. Florence Min
Sixth Grade Middle School P.E./ Third Grade First Grade Assistant
Religion/Social Studies

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Mrs. Lynn Mitchell Mrs. Jo-Ann Morisato Ms. Tracy Morrera Ms. Gaylynn Nakamatsu
Middle School Math Pre-Kindergarten First Grade Assistant First Grade

Mrs. Dorie Parubrub- Mrs. Pat Pascual Mrs. Rose Anne Petro Mrs. Eva Robinson
Kahaulelio Sixth Grade Director of Religious Computer Science
Sixth Grade
Education

Mrs. Joann Skudlarick Mrs. Marilynn Taniyama Mrs. Shana Tong Mrs. Mary Jane Vannatta
Computer Technology
Third Grade Middle School Religion/ Middle School Social
Educator
Japanese/Public Speaking Studies / Math / Religion

Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it.
-Proverbs 22:6

Mrs. Alita Wall Mrs. Lynne Watanabe Mrs. Sarah White Ms. Anne Wong
Pre-Kindergarten-Fifth First Grade Kindergarten Middle School English/

Grade Music Religion

Mrs. Fran Wong Mrs. Sandy Yamane Mr. David Yamasaki
Middle School English/ Kindergarten Middle School Band
Religion/Public Speaking Assistant

The path of the righteous is like the light of dawn, which Below - The Development Staff - Elaine Batacon, Camille
shines brighter and brighter until full day. Michel, Angie Golis-Yamamoto
-Proverbs 4:18

Above - Maryknoll Support Staff - Charlotte Lum, They are like trees planted by streams of water, which yield
Shirley Campos, Andretta Kaahaaina theirfruit in its season, and their leaves do not wither.
-Psalm 1:3
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Above - The Maintenance Staff - Row 1 - Danny Miguel, Gilbert Above - The Snack Bar Staff - Row 1 - Darlene
Rabago Row 2 - Lester Oshiro, Jean-Denis St. Onge, Leonardo Ward, Linda Rabe Row 2 - Alice Barona, Charles
Gaoiran Ah Loo, Sean Omine

Below - Mr. Amore plays his guitar and sings at our school mass. Below - Sara Harrison helps her Kindergartners
pray at the morning assembly.

Right - Mrs. Eva Robinson, Mrs.
Heidi McGivern, Mrs. Lynn
Mitchell, Mrs. Teresa Crighton,
Ali Croft, and Ms. Anne Wong
smile for the camera after their
Multicultural Day presentation
at the Annual Hawaii Middle
School Conference.

Above - Mrs. Marilynn Taniyama helps Eden Koo complete his Above - Mrs. Lynn Mitchell helps Daniel Young
monthly project in the computer lab. on his math.

Left - Mr. O'Brien watches Elizabeth Mota,
a Maryknoll High School Freshman.
Maryknoll students from both the high
school and the grade school demonstrated
their technological skills at School Night
for parents and patrons of the Apple Store.

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Class o£ 2008

Above - Troy Lambert, John Jin, and Scott Kamimura
in their Civil War attire.

Above - Cassie Anduha,
Caitlin Viloria, Sean Amorozo,
Cameron Benson, and Erin
Lau take a break and relax on
the church steps.

Below - Emiko Ono cheers
for her classmates.

Above - The Eighth Graders gather for a prayer service and honor roll assembly
at Sacred Hearts Church.

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Show by your good life that your works are done
with gentleness born of wisdom.
-James 3:13

Sean Amorozo Cassie Anduha Kaila Au

Christian Balthazar-Chang Katharine Barnett

Cameron Benson John Blewitt Christian Bradley

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Exploratory Days

Maryknoll Middle School had its annual winter Exploratory Day this December. On Exploratory Day, a variety
of activities are offered to the students such as baking, fishing, and crafts. Exploratory Day gives the Middle
School students the opportunity to engage in fun-filled activities with their fellow classmates.

Left - Garrick Chock shows off his
jump roping skills as Gregory Chang
turns the rope.

Below- Troy Lambert looks at Chi­
nese lanterns on his field trip to
Chinatown. Some of the Middle
School students visited Chinatown
on Exploratory Day.

Above - Mariliz LaPorte experiences a day of crafts as she makes
cards for loved ones.

Christian Bueno-Kanei Christopher Bujoli Chelsea Cabral

Ashley Caneso J.P. Carreon Dustin Chan

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Th* Arts Below - Alena Yocum and Ch enssen
prepare for their performa s mem-
bers of the Maryknoll Grade >ol After
Hour Play Group.

Maryknoll School offers a wide variety of programs in the arts. Above - Rentaro Matsukawa and Justin

Above - Mrs. Cat Iwami captures the attention of her Eighth Grade Wong show off their ukulele skills dur­

students as she demonstrates the art of painting. ing Exploratory Day.

Sharon Chan Gregory Chang

Jessica Chang Jeffrey Chau Jerrald C

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In returning and rest you shall be saved; in quietness
and in trust shall be your strength.
-Isaiah 30:15

Nicole Chau Jason Chee Garrick Chock

Joseph Chong Kenneth Chong Kevin Chong

Samantha Chung Ali Croft Ryan Dolan

Ryohei Futatsugi Micah Gomes Tara Hoo

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Look, I have set before you an op oor,
which no one is able to sh
-Revelation 3:8

Daniel Kikawa Carlee Kim Chad Kim

Xavier Klauberg Sara Kunishige Kichard Lam

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Much Has Been Done

Left - Kahoku Palafox, Kristina
Donathan, Carlee Kim, Alena
Yocum, Peter Nozaki, and Reece
Otsuka enjoy their snack.

Troy Lambert Mariliz LaPorte Erin Lau

Spencer Lau Trevor Lau Jeremy Lee

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ng Oth-rs

Above - Kenneth Chong helps an elementary school student in
the computer lab.

Above - Chelsea Cabral helps one of the This is the day the
younger students make a placemat for Lord has made; let
the Salvation Army's Thanksgiving Din- us rejoice and be

glad in it.
-Psalm 118: 24

Shelby McConnell Jocelyn Miyazu

Sara Nishijima Peter Nozaki Michael O'Callaghan

Kimberly Okaneku Dustin Okita Emiko Ono

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I will sing of the Lord's great love
forever; with my mouth I will
make your faithfulness known
through all generations.
-Psalm 89:1

Elie Uchida Olivia Uchima Caitlin Viloria

took Back in Time .

Below -Three cheers for snack time -1995

Above - The Good Old Days - The girls pack up their
things for a "Girls night out!" - 1996

If a man does not keep
pace with his compan­
ions, perhaps it is be­
cause he hears a different
drummer. Let him step
to the music which he
hears, however mea­

sured or far away.
-Henry David Thoreau

Above - May Day -1996

Casey Watson Hannah Wong Justin Wong

Angelica Woo Robertson Wu Joey Yamada

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peoPle Color inference

Middle School teachers and students presented their
Multicultural demonstrations to teachers and ad­
ministrators from across the United States.

Above - Mrs. Theresa Crighton and her daughter, Ali Croft, perform Above - Jeff and Jerald Chau, and Travis
a German chicken dance at the conference. Ota performed a Lion Dance. Below -
Kenneth Chong plays a Chinese song on
his violin at the conference.

Above - Olivia Uchima plays the ulu as Alyssa Tseu does her poi
pounding.

Noah Yoshi Christen Young Jolene Young

lite of an Wb Grader...

May the Lord direct your hearts into Above - Devon Takenaka hustles during Maryknoll's
Intermediate Basketball team to victory over the St.

\bove - Mr. YamasaKi goes over some music wirn a rew or during the relay race Qn Haf Day!
he eighth grade boys.

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The Nahoku Awards are a traditional nominating and voting activity for

Eigth Grade students.
Here are the voting results from the class of 2008 ...

Most Talented Most Musical
JP Carreon and Mariliz laPorte Kelson Kai and Samantha Chung

Spartan Spirit Class Clowns
Micah Gomes and Erin Lau Kainoa Jimenez and Alena Yocum

Most Mysterious Most Risktaking
Joey Yamada and Marcia Leung Neal Robinson and Chelsey Jensen

Nicest Eyes Most Athletic
Christian Bradley and Cassie Anduha Brian Saxton and Joleen Youne

FEB 13 2004 Most Friendly
Greg Chang and Joni Shimomura
Nicest Smile
Garrick Chock and Kahoku Palafox

Class of 20O8

Listed Alphabetically - Sean Amorozo, Kaila Au, Tiffany Au, Joseph Ayres, Jeremy Bac, Christian
Balthazar-Chang, John Blewitt, Christian Bueno-Kanei, Gregory Chang, Jeffrey Chau, Jerrald Chau,
Jason Chee, Kevin Chong, Ali Croft, Tara Hoo, John Jin, Kelson Kai, Scott Kamimura, Richard Lam,
Erin Lau, Jocelyn Miyazu, Erika Nelson, Michael O'Callaghan, Dustin Okita, Emiko Ono, Brian
Saxton, Nicole Schaffer, Alissa Tseu, Casey Watson, Melanie Yoneda, Noah Yoshimura.

Ask, and it U ' In given you A special aloha to those
Search, and yo a ll find
students who have been a
Knock, and the door will be opened for part of the Mar /knollfamily
you.
since Pre-Kindergarten or
- Matthew 7:7 Kindergarten.

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Class of 2009

John Ablan
Miho Arai
Joshua Arakaki
Mitchell Arita
Britney Asao
Marshall Au Young

Juliana Besenbruch
Kelsie Calabrese
Matt Canape
Gigi Chan
Keali'i Chang
Thadd Chang

Justin Cheng
Ryan Chiou
Alexander Chu
Kimberly Chu
Shelby Chun Fat

Brittanie-Kristina Corpus

Sameul Evans
Richard Fong
Chelsea Fortuna
Carolyn Fujimoto
Reid Fujimoto
Ashley Gabriel

Andrew Garcia
Matthew Guzman
Kacie Harada
Jamie Hee
Andrew Hee
Janelie Ho

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Jonathan Ho HUU
Matthew Ho
Candice Howser Pursue righteousness, faith, love, and peace
2 Timothy 2:22
Elissa Ji
Mark Kaainoni
Kilakila Kala'i

Ryan Kam
Reed Kamimura
Kent Kawahara
Erin Kawamoto

Jared Kaya
Jenna Kim

Chancelor Kim
Sho Kimura

Chase Kinoshita
Alyson Kintscher

Samuel Kor
Maxine Koyanagi

Dane Kuriyama
Megan Lambert

Edgar Lau
Joshua Lau
Curtis Lee

Kevin Lin

Kahana Lucas
Andrew Lum

Nanea Lum
Nicole Lyons
Reyn Matsuki
Donna Marie Miguel

Above - Shiulina Wu smiles at tl
as Megan Lambert shys av

Above - Maxine Koyanagi, Alyson Kintscher, and Miho Arai finish
their computer project.

...............war Games

•uring the first quarter, the seventh graders had the opportunity to participate in an all day retreat at St. Stephen's
diocesan Center. While the title was War Games, and the activities created opportunities for cheating, lying, and double
; ross, the discussions focused on an exploration of the dangers of misdirected competition. The students were
Jiallenged to examine their philosophy of winning against a Christian perspective of WIN-WIN. The challenging day
ras led by our DRE, Rose Anne Petro, and a group of high school retreat leaders.

Left - Hannah Toyama,
Kayla Suehiro, Brittany
Tahata, Desiree Talaveras,
Nancy Tong, and Michael
Taniguchi discuss their
plans.

Right - Mrs. Petro gives
the directions for the War
Game.

Alyssa Nada
Ross Nakahara
Patrick Ng
Grant Nikaido
Kristee Ogata
Emi Omori

Brandon Oshiro
Johann Pack
Julia Pang
Nicklaus Park
Christine Parke
David Pawlak

Richard Preza-Haynes
Christopher Rodrigues
Robert Roesener
Jena Saito
Caitlin Sakamoto
Simen Sam

Anna Sclarandis
Adam Shin
Richard Slike
Clifford Son
Chasen St. Onge
Kayla Suehiro

Mandilyn Suzuki
Adrian Tai
Andrew Takahashi
Brittney Takata
Kelly Ann Takiguchi
Desiree Talavera

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Michael Taniguchi
Tyler Terai

Micah Teruya
Mika Thompson

Jared Tomi
Nancy Tong

Hannah Toyama
Nicholas Tsoi

Hillary Uekawa
Jordan Victorino
Christopher Watanabe

Eric Weinhardt

Liana Whitford
Bryson Wong
Marissa Wong
Shiulina Wu

Skye Yamamoto
Haruna Yamanaka

Chrislin Yee
Aaron Yim

Matthew Yim
Daniel Young

El Dia de Muertos

The Day of the Dead

The entire Seventh Grade class participates in a community service project that integrates the Mexican celebrationo
honoring those who have passed away. The students perform a skit about this very special day.

Much Has Been Done

Entertain strangers, for by so doing some people have entertained angels.
Hebrews 13:2

Above - TeenReadWeek - Middle School students celebrate a
week of reading with relaxing and healthy activities in the
library. Above you see seventh graders relieving their tired
eyes.

Mrs. McGivern cools off the seventh
graders after their community service

project at Makiki Cemetery.

Seventh grade boys sit down and enjoy their lunch after
cleaning Makiki Cemetary.

Class of 2009!

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Ha’aheo

Let us learn together
what is good.
-Job 34:4

Shawn Agustin
Ka'imilani Aiona

Sean Allison
Matthew Amore
Taylor Amorozo

Elise Anduha

Kacie Arakawa
Chad Asato

Teddy Asuncion
Stephanie Beebe
Brooke Bluemke
Brendan Bradley

Corissa Bueno-Kanei
Brooke Cannella

Michael Chang
Alexander Chen

Justin Ching
Christina Chun

Kevin Chung
Michael Chung

Lia Cornair
Jonathan Corpuz
Sasha Dee Dayoan

Kiana Eldredge

Chase-Jordan Fujita
Kiana Marie Fuller

Brandon Funai
Corine Gushikuma
Wade Gushikuma
Wyatt Gushikima

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Claire Hann
Ryan Heath
Jarik Higa
Korie Higa
Dayna Hiyakumoto
Douglas Ho

Ian Horikawa
Lara Ichikawa
Mylinda Ipsen
McKenna Joy
Jessica Katinszky
Jasmine Kim

Krissa Kim
Jennifer Kiyotoki
Ryan Ko
Justin Koo
Marissa Kozuma
Anthony Kwon

Trevor Lam
Michele La Porte
Kelcie Lau
Stacie Lau
Andrew Lee
Nicole Lee

Bradley Leong-Yep
Colleen Leung
Vanessa Lilly
Ann Macarayan
Dane Malinovich
Lisa Matsukata

Sixth Graders sell books for charity!

festivities.

A Time to Si ' hanksgiv-
>artners.
Sixth grade Big Brothers
ing activity with their :

Jan Matsumoto fO
Joshua Mau
Nicole Mau HHH BHBHn
Shinto Mogi

Garrett Nada
Timothy Ng

Matthew Nihei
Kelli-Ann Oku
Jordan Palalay
Conor Palmer
Charles Portwood
Natalie Portwood

Tiffany Sakamoto
Reid Sato

Briana Schiff
Nathan Sleight

Austin Strong
Teresa Sung

Christian Tajiri
Skylor Tengan
Tyler Teramoto

Ian Teruya
Kelly Todani
Amanda Tseu

Troy Uchida
Devan Uyeda
Trevor Ventura
Kaylee Wada
Christopher Weeks
Cameron Whalen

If you have faith the size of a mustard seed-
nothing will be impossible for you.
-Matthew 17:20

Nicah Wong
Jonathan Woo
Adriene Wu
Eri Yamaguchi
Andrew Yee
Jetson Yee

Lorraine Yu

Right-Blessing of

the Bibles - Each

sixth grader

recieves a blessed

bible as they be­

gin their journey

as middle school

students at

Maryknoll.

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Romans 15:7
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Nelson Lau (rear) and
Tyler Ishihara work on
their Kachino project

’ ratani, Milson Ky, Alexis Okamura, Jasmine Hu, Ian Coronas, Mr. Fallon Row 3 -Taylor
ong, Erin Wong, Justin Cornair, Mitchell Mizuguchi, Christina Tsun, Rebecca Lee,
iristian Liu Row 4 - Kahanu Ponimoi, Nicole Burke, Matthew Saito, Nelson Lau,
?phanie Taguma, Sarah Anne Mau, Bryan Doan, Alex Shaffer (not pictured)

Christian Liu, Nicole Burke, Cydni Horikawa (left)
and Mitchell Mizuguchi have and Rebecca Lee show
fun with a math activity. off their Kachina dolls.

Ian Coronas, Matthew Saito,

Bradford Lum, Justin Cornair, and Ryan Morisato and Stephanue Toguma
whoop it up at Spirit Day! Behind Ryan are
Brandon Gesteuyala and Alex Shaffer. gather around their pirate

teacher, Mr. Fallon. 41

tv

Sean Takayam a shows off
his Mexican flower made
especially for participants
at the Our Lady of
Guadalupe Mass.

Row 1 - Erin Chow, Tabatha Laanui, Stephanie Wong, Audrey Higa, Steven Chen, Mad ll(f
Chee, Miss LeeMarie Armstrong Row 2 - Joshua Bosworth-Cadinha, Daniel Chong, u
Mansfield Lam, Quinn Chock, Adam Nishigaya, Jason Richards, Victoria Hee Row 3
Courtney Lee, Sean Takayama, Alexis Ho, Clarissa Liu, Andrew Lee, Roydon Yim, Nima
Grisham Row 4 - Kekia'i Cashman-Fernandez, Amanda Adachi, Ryan Kim, Keith Won;.
Suzanna Sone, Kenneth Sakagami, Brendan Sagucio

Left - to - Right hee, and *,Di
an project
?y cannot Clarissa Liu (back), Joshua osswwoorrtthh--CCaarrddiinnhhaa,, aanndd

Quinn Chock (front) staying in at recess to complete their

Navajo sandpainting masterpieces. ‘«u$

Left - Mrs. Clancy and 5C stu­
dents participate in the very
first "Caps for Sale Spirt Day!"

Below- 5C Students create
snowman candy cane holders
during the holiday season.
These students have great
holiday cheer!

i shlyn Geena, Jon, and Matthew give their best efforts to Below - Kimi Mitchell enjoys
; ’ll baked goods for the AIDS Orphanage Bake Sale! her sundae at the Fifth Grade "I
omli Scream" social.

Grade 5C. 2003-2004

ow I - Jake Wong, Christopher Wong, Stephanie Ung, Kirstie Naone, Sloance Burns, Trevor
aiki, Dane Muriayama Row 2 - Megan Rodrigues, Andrew Lum, Jonathon Yoshikawa,
drian Rendorio, Kelson Lee, Nicole Koochi, Melissa Hamada, Mrs. Jessica Clancy Row 3 -
rian Fung, Ethan Koyanagi, David Nishiki, Kyle Hirata, Kimiko Mitchell, Ashlyn Chun, Brie
dams Row 4 - Caylee Chinen, Calvin Chan, Blaise Harper, Geena Fong, Sakura Kato, Jordan
urokawa, Andrew Liu

4A

Row 1 - Mrs. Addie Kim, Tyler Ushio, Alison Yee, Jamie Ann Mukai, Patricia Lam, Eric
Chen, Travis Tanaka, Rikuro Fukusato Row 2 - Justin Chu, Stephanie Mau, Evan de
Luna, Sean Harrison, Kainoa Thoren, Ashlyn Takeuchi, Aaron Tom Row 3 - Daniel
Kang, Andy Hwang, Jordan Sakanishi, Pokii Wong, Grant Goin, Jason Jou, Rachelle Kim
Row 4 - Ceri Toyama, Jordan Yamashita, Katia Worley,Jack Edward Tengan,
NatashaGourlay, Amanda Ing, Sarah Amimoto

ing around and having fun at Makiki Park at our Thanksgiving

Gung Hee Fat Choy!
Amimoto and Rikuro Fuku
chase away evil spirits with their
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4B Students celebrate bringing the trophy
back to 4B.
A Kodak moment at Makiki Park.

Ashlee DeSantos and Blake
Kuroiwa "Dig in" to carve
their pumpkin.

Row 1 - Brandon Finger, Blake Kuroiwa, Kaitlin Chan, Ashley Park, Davin
Nagamine, Alec Catalan, Jamie Nakamura, Mrs. Liu Row 2 - Lucia Amore, Erin
Tanaka, Cori Whang, Yuogang Chung, Matthew Ong, Dylan Cabral, Roy Westlake
Row 3 - Vinay Mathur, Jaren Tengan, Brandi Chun, Ashlee DeSanto, Monique
Kawata, Stephanie Lum, Kristina Shigaki, Row 4 - Preston Young, Andrew Han,
Timothy Ho, Sean Hall, Brandon Wong, Robert Saito Michael Nip

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4C

Below - Lindsey Carlos
leads Kelsie Lau on a faith
walk in Religion class.

Row 1 - Cassidy Oshiro, Zachary Baysa, Julia Wong, Jarin Harada, Christine Che, Troy Wong )
Jake Shin, Mr. Jeffrey Chang Row 2 - Bolin Chang, Patrick Cheng, Jasper Chen, Ivan Luong
Kelsie Lau, Lawrence Ho, Trent Ishii Row 3 - Lindsey Carlos, Katelynn Fraser, Jenny Park p
Gianna Vance, Nathan Goo, Kristin Rabago, Momo Kato Row 4 - Kamea Chock, Brandon Hind ..
Nicholas Schilla, Nathan Lee, Joe Lindsay, Karlee Young, Kelvin Ngo

4C shows off the flowers they made during Aloha Week. 4C loves the Bishop Museum, especially during w

Halloween. '!k