1978

MARYKNCLL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
1402 Punahou Street

Honolulu. Hawaii 96822

K a M o e 1Uhane

1977- 78

V o l u m e XLIII

MARYKIMOLL HIGH SC H O O L
1 4 0 2 Punahou Stre e t Honolulu, Hawaii S 6 8 S S

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Lost...
L o s t in a sto ry untold
Lo st playing a child’s role
L o s t in which way to go
What have you got to show?

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Sophomores
Juniors

Seniors

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hmen Activities

1S 134

Organizations

Ads

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Searching with aid from one

Vour journey is far from done
So follow that distant drum

Leadership...

Fr. Joseph Matheis Fr. Michael Simone
Pastor Chaplain

RIGHT: "Is this seat taken?"; ABOVE CENTER: "My hero!"

Faculty

Our faculty is a group of
dedicated teachers who offer
T.L.G., (tender loving guid­
ance), with every lesson
taught to us. In addition to
the daily march of classes and
exams, there were moments when
teacher and student found
themselves as friends in times
of need and laughter. Thanks
to our administrators and fac­
ulty, this school year will
remain a memorable one.

Mr. Andrew Corcoran Mr. Anthony Sellitto
Vice-Principal Vice-Principal
Administrative
Assistant Athletic Director
Physical Education
Discipline Board
Chairman Social Studies

Math Sr. Frances Calcattera
Senior Division Guidance Counselor
Advisor
Social Studies

Sr. Angela Brennan
Community Service

Theology

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BELOW: "Look out! Mere comes the bomb!!"; RIGHT:
"So what's new?"; BELOW CENTER: "Get movin'
feet.... we're in last place!!"

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Sr. Eugenie Courtright Mr. Peter Estomago
English Freshman Division
Advisor
Music Appreciation Guidance Director
Theology Resource Physical Education
Center
Typing
Mr. Russell Dung
Business Manager Mrs. Lavaina Ferreira
Library Assistant

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Mrs. Betsey Gunderson Mrs. Margaret Horner
Theology Nurse

Social Studies Mrs. Irene Howell
Registrar
Mrs. Maria Haney
Language Department Secretary
Coordinator
Mr. Wallace Inglis
Spanish Social Studies

Sr. Loretta Marie
Hoffman

Social Studies
Resource Center
Student Activities
Coordinator

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Mr. Joseph Kalwinski Mrs. Daryl Koreyasu
English Junior Division
Theology Advisor
Science
Miss Lianne Kimura
Japanese Miss Diane Lee
Math English
Typing
Mrs. Victoria Kirihara
Science Mrs. JoAnne Livingston
Discipline Board
Japanese
Social Studies

RIGHT: "Now wait a minute.... was that 154 or

145?:"; ABOVE CENTER: Col. Ogan gets his magic
carpet ready for take-off; ABOVE RIGHT: "Who said

you had to be young to belong?” ; BELOW CENTER:
"Eh, no make fun:"

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...Responsibility...

Sr. Mercedes Martin Sr. Anne Maura l
Librarian Science Resource
Center Mr. Joseph Miller
Mr. Frank Mattos Theology
English Sr. Borgia Anne McGee
Math Yearbook Advisor
Journalism
Math Resource Center Col. Bill Ogan
CAP Commander

Social Studies

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... Service

Mrs. Grace Williams Sr. Grace Wilson Mr. James Wong
Math English Math

Testing Coordinator Glee Club Mr. Harry Wong
Electrician
Mr. Pelagio Fabro Mr. Marshall Potts
Gardener Custodian

LEFT: "Nobody wanna play wit' me."; ABOVE LEFT TO
RIGHT: Happiness is...a peaceful, quiet class.;
taking time out for a break; Faculty Gong Show
entry; Mary Hartman's hotline?;

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Born... V.'-.
Born with the wings to fly
Born without knowing why
Born though small in size
Vour time has come to rise



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Abamonga, Karen Cabanilla, Chang, Lin Ann

Abbot, Gordon Tammy Chang, Norman

Abundo, Heidi Cachero, Nora Chee, Sandra

Adams, Kevin Calan, Barbara Ching, Curtis

Arakawa, Carvalho, Edith Ching, David

Michael Cashman, AliciaChoo, Stephanie

Booth, Bryan Chang, Andrea Chow, Corinne

Borza, Edmund Chang, Donna

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Embarking On
A New Horizon

The Frosh faced a long
path ahead of them as they
began their first step into
high school. They started
the year off by planting
their own roots, and nour­
ished it with sound leader­
ship, spirit and together­
ness. With these favorable
elements on hand, they were
well on their way to a suc­
cessful year!

CLOCKWISE from below: "Now where did Jane
go?"; The Class of 1981; Freshman Class Of­
ficers, Left to right, bottom row: Pres.
Lynn Ho, V. Pres. Heidi Abundo; top row:
Treas. Jon Lam, Sec. Teryn Hee; "Don't touch
my ribbon!!"

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Chow, Donna Chun, Sharon Fernandez, Goo, Lianne Gouvea, Dale Hamill, Tracy Hee, Teryn
Gouveia, Scott Hamrick, Zane Ho, Lynn
Chow, Jennifer Chung, Ellen Michael Goo, Mathew

Choy, Cyrus Conrad, Celeste Fletcher, Susan

Chun, Chris Davies, Thomas Fogg, Mark

Chun, Elizabeth Duarte, Gerald Fonseca,

Chun , Julius Dunaway, Desiree

Chun, Marlene Roslynn Fontanilla,

Fabro, Edwin Edwina

Freitas, Ella

Gifford, James

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One Step

At A Time

As the school year
began, Maryknoll's newest
and youngest additions to
the family were often found
wandering about the campus
like lost sheep exploring
new fields. Problems like
I grabbing the wrong set of
books and going to the
wrong classes were other
difficulties that the
Freshmen confronted. How­
ever, they soon managed to
fit into their new sur­
roundings with the help and
continual support from
their "big brothers and
sisters."

CLOCKWISE from left: "But all the other
girls are doing it..."; "Who said I
looked like a penguin?"; "Mommy didn't
want me to get lost."

Horner, John Huver, Sue Ann .Kaanaana, ,Kimura, Hitomi Knee, Stuart Kunimune, Lea Lagundimao,
How, Clifford
Ishikawa, Shawna Kishaba, Brian Koike, Daniel Kyi, Serena Adrian

Tessie Kam, Shelly Lam, Cara-Ann

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Pitching For
A Winning Year

The Freshmen got their feel
of their first "boogie on"
field day, which is a tradi­
tional favorite for Mary-
knollers held annually at Ala
Moana Park. The day was
filled with enjoyment and de­
light and offered students
some extraordinary learning
opportunit ies.

Football, baseball, and
volleyball were among the var­
ious games and competitive ac­
tivities which afforded the
freshmen a chance to exhibit
their athletic skills and
styles.

RIGHT: Open wide and say "Ah-h." FAR RIGHT:
"Show off those muscles you guys, the chicks
are watching!"

Lam, Jon Lau, Allison Lee, Harlan Ling, Anthony Loui, Regina Lum, Debra Madrid, Regina
Leong, Susan Loo , Catherine Lum, Carolyn Mabe, Kolin Mariani, Jeanne
Larsen, Gregg Le, Tram

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Mattos, Cheryl Minford, Chris Moriki, Jean Nakata, Paula Nishimaura, Rittmeister, Shepard, Mary
McGuire, Kelan Moore, Lewis Morishita, Nirei, Derek Silva, Marty
Ivan Daniel Siu, Ann
Teresa Sovern, Todd
Nishimura, Rogers, Ellen Stafford, John
Stahl, Peter
Lori Ann Rogers, Gary Stark, Blair

Paresa, Russell,

Marcie Anne William

Pereira, Jo-AnnSah, Donna

Perry, Julie Sarae, Shane

Ramirez, Kevin Scott, Sheryl

Reitmeiter,

Katheryn

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Frosh Band

Together

As newcomers, Freshmen
always experience diffi­
culty finding a place to
grow. This year's
Freshmen handled this
challenge by supporting
each other in achieving
mified goals. By un­
leashing their creativity
and vitality they con­
tributed much to Mary-
knoll and to their own
I individual growth.

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CLOCKWISE from above: "Hey, that one's got
too many knots!'1; "I wouldn't make fun of

him if I were you."; "Gee, which end should
I start from?"; "Hey, ladies first!";
"There’s got to be another way!!"

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Sugano, Tamayo Wond, Heather

Sullivan, Wong, Alice

Collen Wong, Brian

Taki, Lorraine Wong, Iwalam

Ting, Theresa Wong, Jane

Tollefson, Leif Wong, Kevin

Tom, Mary Wong, Lauren

Upchurch,

Be-Jay

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Sail through sto rm s so unkind
There are many summits to be climbed

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Agena, Velvet Baliaris, Cherl Chang, Jeff
Alexander, Bolos, Denise Chang, Sandra
Boyer, Mike Chinen, Sheri
Brooke Bradley, Mark Ching, Carlton
Arii, Vicki Bristol, Haidea Ching, David
Carreira, Ching, Kevin
Arquero, Todd Chow, Fran
Arell, Kathy Cynthia
Au, Bev Chambrella,
Au, Lisa
Michael

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An Energetic
Outlook

The Sophs started the new
year by casting off their
image as "baby Frosh" and
becoming worldly Sophomores
of Maryknoll High. Through­
out the entire year, these
"Super Sophs" brought a
touch of excitement and
energy to our life at
school. Look out MHS, the
Class of 1980 has it to­
gether !

CLOCKWISE from below: The Class of 1980;
Escapee from the 'Planet of the Apes'?;
Sophomore Class Officers, Left to right,
bottom row: Sec. Debi Shimabukuro, Treas.
Fumi Sugano, Pres. Carol Lam; top row: V.
Pres. Linda Omura, Discipline Board Member
Sandra Chang, Senate Rep. Francene Chow;
"Quick, she's not looking!"

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A Main Course

Of Unity

The mountain of work that
confronted the Booster Club in
preparing this year's luau,
was quickly reduced to a mole­
hill with cooperation from
each division, including the
industrious Sophomores. From
the physical labor of setting
up, to the serving of the de­
lectable food, the Sophomores
contributed their share as
true Maryknollers would. So
let the Sophomore spirit shine
on!

LEFT: A little bit of pig goes a long way.
FAR LEFT: Don't laugh at my Christmas tree!

Chun, Gordean Conklin, Craig Dang, Robin DiPisa, Maria Fabro, Warren Finnegan, Fong, Carole
Espinda, Kaui Ferreira, Michael
Chun, Jennifer Cornette, Davis, Burton Evans, Tricia Freitas,
Charisa Fletcher, Rose Stephen
Chun, Val Robert Deckman, Eric Ferreira, Teri Flores,
Gilkey, Joe
Cyr, Byron Darilene

Goo, Alvin Grohman, Hansen, Nona Hernandez, Mi Ichiriu, Ishikav/a, Lisa Kay, Andy
Goo , llarlene Isabella
Goo, Weilyn Helfrich, Ho, Lisa Theresa Jones, Scott Kennedy, Jamie
Haas, Richard
Haney, Garth Philip Hoo, Erwin Ishida, Linda Kalaukoa, James Kim, Yuria

Heilman, Kendra Ishikawa, Dane

Lam, Carol Linn, Kathy Lurito, William Mau, Laurence Olmstead, Cathy Ouichi, Ricky
Lee, Mariann Lum, Karin
Leong, Brian Lum, Nadine lladlener, McPalmer, David Omura, Linda Paliracio,

Andrew Nakagawa, Orr, Kelly Jason

Malania, Lilinoe Patrick Prestidge,

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Spreading The
Season’s Joy

The Christmas holidays gen­
erated much excitement among
the Class of 1980 as they took
one giant step towards be­
coming full-fledged Sopho­
mores. By immersing them­
selves in Maryknoll's tradi­
tional winter events, the
shining Sophomores proved that
they had their act together.
They brought their enchanting
voices to the Battle of the
Choirs, their joy to the
Christmas party and their mel­
low moods to the Winter Prom.

FAR LEFT: "Tammy, I think someone is staring
at us." CENTER: "Don't lie Santa, I saw my
mommy kissing you." LEFT: "BONZAI:"

Purdy, Jacob Rice, Brian Ruiz, Miae Sanchez, Donna Shimabukuro, Silva, Stuart

Rapoza, Theresa Rogers, Jack Sah, Katherine Scharsch, Cindy Debi Soares, Frances

Reed, Kelly Rosecrans, Saiki, Garret Shibata, Eri Silva, Mari-Jo Stasack,

Shawn Silva. Michael Michael

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Spirit Leads
The Way

February was a very special
month at Maryknoll, filled
with zany events that were
part of Spirit Week and Home­
coming 1978. Ranking high on
the "spirit meter," the Sopho­
mores achieved their position
by participating in the Hair
Day and the string contest,
and by tying for first place
in the flashcard competition.
The strongest showing of Soph­
omore Power was exhibited at
the games, where they left no
doubt of their Spartan zeal.

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Tam, Linda Watanabe, Paula Wong, Corinne

Tateishi, KathyWatanabe, Wendy Wong, Raymond

Tolle, Kathy Watt, Karen Yang, Dave

Tom, Gordean White, Debbie Yee, Claudia

Tsukazaki, Teri Wilhelm, Lori Yoo, Nicolas

Uhrig, John Won, Carolyn Young, Tammy

CLOCKWISE from left: "Karen, did you see a
Mexican jumping bean whiz by?"; "Are you sure

these plants aren't illegal?"; Look what hap­
pens when you take too many vitamins;; "Coco,
are you sure we're in the right line?"; Sopno-
mores in one of their civilized moments. CEN­
TER: A hair-raising experience.

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Feel it from the s t a r t

Feel it coming from your heart:

Feel the change on your p a rt

B et forth and follow your c h a rts

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Ahakuelo, Brian Boyer, Frank Chong, Dara

Aihara, Audrey Burkhalter, Chun, Henry

Akamine, Alan John Chun, Janice

Akau, Carol Carvalho, Chun, Lori-Ann

Amore, Michael Corinne Clement,

Bennet, Debbie Cashraan, Eileen Colleen

Bergold, Tom Chang, Darren Cordeiro, Lorri

Chang, Shere Costello, Maura

Ching,

Christ ine

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Realizing
The Times

"To share with each other
the ideal that love and
friendship is the greatest
gift in life." With the words
from their Alma Mater in mind,
the Class of 1979 stepped to­
wards another year with con­
fidence and enthusiasm. By
reaching out in care and in­
volvement, the Juniors disco­
vered trust and unity. They
were a source of inspiration
to their fellow students at
Maryknoll.

CLOCKWISE from below: "Looks like Chinese to
me!"; nothing travels faster than the speed of
the mouth; Junior Class Officers, Left to right
right, bottom row: V. Pres. Val Domingo, Sec.
Corie Cruz; top row: Treas. Agnes Hui, Pres.
Alan Akamine, Discipline Board Member Rannette
Dunaway; The Class of 1979.

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Cruze, Corie Dunaway, Reuben Finnegan, Patti Flight, Andi Goo, Janell Gorman, Nancy Haleamau, Janeen
Davis, Sabine Dung, Jordon Fletcher, Damon Ginoza. Lester,Goo, Jaylene Greene, Paula Harstad, Brian

Dias, Julie Espina, Aleta

Domingo, Val Failma, Marie
Dong, Carolyn Ferreira, Lisa

Dumaran, MarcieFey, Kelly

Dunaway, Fey 1 Kyle

Rannette

The Joy
Of Giving

"The Thanksgiving Jubilee"
became this year's theme for
"Turkey Day" as the entire
student body created a vibrant
atmosphere of celebration.
The true Thanksgiving spirit
was felt among the Juniors as
they collaborated together to
assemble and decorate a well-
balanced basket of food. The
result of their hard work was
not only a fine showing in the
basket competitions, but also
nourishing and welcomed
Thanksgiving meals for the
needy.

CLOCKWISE from left: "Hey, that's my lunch!” ;
"You think you can make a better one?"; "Smor­
gasbord in a can?!?"

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Heffner, Jim Ho, Lisa Hoo, Edwins Hundtoft, Ishikawa, Kempczenski, Kuratani, Lori
Hui, Agnes Ramona
Ho, Carmen Hong, Chris Jonell Martha Leavy, Janice
Igoe, Malia
Kearins, John Koyanagi, Neil

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Holiday Spirit

In The Air

With Christmas just around
the corner, the Class of 1979
set out to spread the season's
spirit. It began with a spark
as the Juniors shared their
joy and exploded to capture
first place in the annual
Battle of the Choirs. They
refreshed the audience with
songs from the past and the
present and made their star
shine even brighter with their
original "Christmas in the fu­
ture." They continued to
erupt by participating in the
Christmas mass and distributed
a flow of goodwill to neigh­
bors and close encounters.

RIGHT: The exuberant Juniors jump for joy
over their first place victory. FAR RIGHT:
The class of '79 singing in perfect harmony.

Lee, Elsa Lee, Leong, Debbie Lum, Darryl Madlener, Mau, Mike Mew, Wendell
Lee, Karen
Mary-Claire Luke, Nadine Machado, Bruce Leslie McClung, Sharon Miranda,

Lee, Shirlyn Matsuoka, Lyle Charmaine

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Mitomi, Tommy Miyamoto, Lori Moyian, Joe Ogomori, Kent Pelliteir, Pregill, Scott Sax, Jan
Miyagawa, Gayle Moniz, Marcie Moylan, Mike Oshiro, Glen Annie
Quinn, Viki Silva, Mark
Perreira,
William Rapoza, Kevin Souza, Kathy

Rapoza, Nina Suen, Hannah

Rittmeister, Sugg, Sonia

Rosie Tanaka, Karan

Rogers, Tom Tang, Horace

Sah, Julia

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Unifying

Gold

The arrival of new class
rings is always reflected in
the smiling faces of Juniors.
This year was no exception as
the Class of 1979 received
their bands of gold in a brief
ceremony held in the A.V.
room. The individual charac­
ter of each ring made them an
important personal keepsake
and a symbol of unity in the
Junior division. And of
course, the tradition of
twisting their rings 79 times
around their fingers wished
them luck and good fortune for
the forthcoming years.

CLOCKWISE iron right: Father Simone adds an
extra special touch; Julie Dias inspects her
newly received ring; "Hey, that's a nice ring.
How many box tops did it take?"; The Juniors'
line-up takes form.

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Thompson, Lori Upchurch, Wong, Lyanne Young, Annette
Yang, Lily Young, Eric
Tom, Kendrick Darren Yee, Dana Young, Patrick
Yim, Laurie Yuen, Wendell
Tseu, Debbie Watanabe, Yong, Daniel Zweber, Brian
Yong, Suzanne Lee, Malcolm
Twomey, Michael Gerald

Tyau, Charlene Watanabe,

Uhrig, Margaret Gerianne

Watt, Eric

Wond, Kimberly

Wong, Angela

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