1960

CH I RHO KNOLLER

Dedication

Sister Margaret James

Just as these islands lend their warmth and friendliness as an example
to the world, so also did Sister Margaret James lend her warmth, generosi­
ty, friendliness and wonderful spirit as an example, to Maryknoll High
School.

Although Sister has taken this contagious spirit with her to Guatemala
where she carries on God's work for souls, she still remains a part of us,
examplifying her favorite motto: “As one lamp lights another nor grows
less, so nobleness enkindles nobleness



The Most Reverend
JAMES J. SWEENEY, D.D.

Bishop of Honolulu

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Maryknoll
Superiors

Father John Stankard, Regional
Superior of Maryknoll Fathers,
congratulates G. Ortiz for an “ex­
cellent Drill Team.”

“At your service, Sister!” R. Chi-
nen, Sister Miriam David, Region­
al Superior of Maryknoll Sisters,
and L. Lum.

The Big Decision . . . counselee
with Father Cyril Gombold, Pas­
tor of Sacred Heart Church.

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Principal of MHS

SISTER MICHAEL MARIE “To train a citizen is to train a critic.
Principal The whole point of education is that it
should give a man abstract and eternal
of Maryknoll High School standards, by which he can judge mate­
rial and fugitive conditions.”

G. K. Chesterton

Dear Graduates,
The past and the present are rapidly fus­

ing to become the future. Your past at Mary­
knoll was devoted to preparing you for what
you must be and do here on earth in order
to be happy with God for all eternity.

Maryknoll has provided untold oppor­
tunities to help you to be what you must be:
daily Mass and Holy Communion, frequent
Confession, retreats, conferences, and chapel
visits. If you have utilized these means of
happiness, then you have done what God
intended you should dcr in order to be hap-

py-
Now as you live in the present, you are

pleasing to God; you are a “glorious com­
pany of student youth.” If you continue to
live His will for you, if you practice the
presence of God within you, if you pray, if
you live virtuously, then there will never be
a “tragedy” in your life.

Out of such great faith, the future will
bring an ever-deepening love of God which
is the only basis of a happy life. In the won­
derful atmosphere of God’s love, the holiness
of your past and the sanctification of the
present will secure your future happiness
on earth and in eternity.

Prayerfully in Our Lady of Maryknoll,

Clockwise: Srs. M. Robert, Christina Francis, M. dePorres, M. Corita, Ana Dolo- 5
ritas, J. Marie, Mercedes Maria, Mariel, Madelon Marie, J. Maureen, M. Leona,
M. Neri (in center).

Our Priests, Fathers Gombold, Winkle, and Matheis, plan Religion
instructions for successful living.

Lay Teachers, Mrs. Lehmann, Mr. Pruski, and Miss Blake, con­
verse with Sister Michael Marie, Principal. Mr. Au a welcome
newcomer.
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Behind the scene with Sister Mir­
iam Elizabeth and Mrs. Misty-
syn.

Abbie Johnson and Virginia Ka- 7
hiamoi, make a clean sweep of
school each day.

Freshmen

ANDREW The last year of this decade saw everything from “way
President out” Martians through local hula dancers traipsing about our
serene Maryknoll campus, to the lively cadence of Maryknoll’s
MICHAEL YOUNG lowly Frosh Initiation song. The two who most successfully
Presi1d/ient endured the rigors of the day reigned as King and Queen at
the Acquaintance Dance held the same evening. In addition to
WILLIAM FERREIRA King Robert Lung and Queen Gloria Isabello, William Ferreira
Vice-President and Faye Enos were crowned Prince and Princess.

Soon after this Andrew Yee and Michael Young were cho­
sen to guide their homerooms through the new year.

At the Halloween Dance the peace-loving Frosh broke the
ghostly atmosphere to serve some down-to-earth, tasty refresh­
ments.

Several orators were discovered among our Frosh at the Pu-
nahou, Chaminade and University speech events. Mary Gray-
don and Jaynie Oishi participated in the Punahou Story Telling
Festival, while Karen Higa, Eileen O’Donnell, and Frank Grau-
er were contestants at the Chaminade Tournament. Both Shei­
la Conant and Betty Wong received superior rating from the
University Speech Festival.

In December many of the Freshmen enjoyed their first
formal, the Military Ball, which was held at the Fort Shafter
Officers Club.

The spirited Freshmen, have been right up front in every
school-wide competition. They have consistently had the most
parents present at the P.T.G. meetings; in the TOYS FOR
TOTS drive, Freshmen A was found in first place while Fresh­
men B was runners-up.

The newcomers to our family have both athletic and scholas­
tic ability. Michael Young, Robert Lung and Robert McFar­
land were on the J.V. basketball team while Pat Ching, Cathe­
rine Kanai, Sharlene Young of 9A with Sheila Conant’, Mary
Graydon, Karen Higa, Jaynie Oishi, and Dorothy Oba of 9B
found a well-earned place on the Honor Roll.

KAREN HIGA BETTY WONG SHEILA CONANT JO-ANN SATO
Vice-President „ Secretary Treasurer Treasurer

CATHERINE KANAI
Secretary

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Andrecht. K.
Arita, E.
Au, G.
Azevedo, R.

Benko, M.
Bettencourt, W.
Bonnell, D.
Chang, L.

Char, R.
Ching, H.
Ching, L.
Ching, P.

Ching, R.
Chock, C.
Chock, K.
Chong, J.

Chow, T.
Chun, K.
Chun, M.
Cordeiro, M.

Domingo, C.
Enos, F.
Freitas, C.
Freitas, D.

Freitas, D.
Ganade, T.
Gomes, C.
Grauer, F.

Graydon, M.
Guerreiro, P.
Ho, G.
Ho, L.

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Hu, C.
Hunt, E.
Ichijo, W.
Isabello, G.

Jay, P.
Jervis, A.
Jones, H.
Keahiolalo, A.

Kwock, R.
Lau, T.
Leong, A.
Lindo, P.

Lum, S.
Lung, R.
Mangca, M.
Mau, L.

McFarland, R.
Min, B.
Miura, B.
Moad, G.

Moriyama, L.
Morton, B.
Mosley, D.
Murakami, M.

Noguchi, G.
Oba, D.
O’Donnell, E.
Oishi, J.

Pang, R.
Paulo, R.
Pavao, J.
Perreira, L.

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Pollack, J.
Pruski, J.
Quinn, R.
Ramirez, B

Rego, A.
Roberts, J.
Rodrigues, H.
Sing, A.

Siu, Y.
Song, D.
Soong, N.
Spencer, F.

Stevens, R.
Taparra, G.
Tagupa, W.
Tom, R.

Tossey, G.
Tsai, S.
Usita, Y.
Vasconcellos, W.

Viveiros, P.
Wong, C.
Wong, V.
Workman, K.

Yamauchi, R.
Yap, T.
Young, L.
Young, S.

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Sophomores

CALVIN CHOY LEE The sparky Sophomores deserve a big hand for their con­
President tributions to our Maryknoll family. Their first big thrill came
when they welcomed the incoming Freshmen with a terrific
JOHN SHONG program and, to top it off, provided souvenirs for the Acquaint­
President ance Dance. Their true spirit and parent interest were shown
when they procured the first place banner after the first P.T.G.
JOHN AZEVEDO meeting.
Vice-President
“Spooksville M.H.S.”, an appropriate name for our Halloween
Dance, was the theme picked by the Sophomores who created
the decorations.

Maryknoll was well represented by the Sophomore Classes
at the Chaminade Speech Contest in Yvonne Duarte and John
Shong; the Punahou Speech Festival, in Kathy Lijidberg; and
the University Speech Festival in Kathy Lindberg and Mar­
garet Ferris.

The true Maryknoll school spirit rang out all over the cam­
pus as “Rocking Spartans”, a Sophomore entry in the Song
Contest—led by Gwen Gabral, Gwen Scarfone, and Carolyn
Martin, took first place.

The Sophomores provided a large percentage of the C.Y.O.
Girls’ Volleyball Team, with such hardy players as: Diane
Enos, Gwen Cabral, Nedra Kalauokalani, Norma Paiaina, and
Pat Moad.

The Basketball teams have great potentials in JV’ers Billy
Fernandez, Wally Rezentes, Chester Kanai, Paul Condry, Clem­
ent Paalani, Harold Williams, and Norman Wassman as well
as the Senior Varsity’s Lee Cashman, Benny Sills, and Francis
Souza.

Norman Wassman, Pauline Morton, Henry Kaili and Yvonne
Duarte represented the Sophomore Classes in the Aloha Week
Program. The Sophomores can boast about their Aloha princess,
Pauline Morton, who was crowned “Miss Thom McAn”, as
well.

Of course, with such earnest and hard-working class officers
how' can the Sophomores help but be sparky.

CHESTER KANAI DIANE ENOS CAROLYN MARTIN JOHNSON KWOCK
Vice-President Secretary

YVONNE DUARTE

Treasurer T reasurer

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Aila, M.
Aloia, C.
Anderson, M.
Barko, J.

Billand, F.
Bolos, R.
Brine, C.
Cabral, G.

Cabral, K.
Canario, K.
Canubida, V.
Carvalho, M.

Cashman, L.
Chang, D.
Ching, C.
Ching, G.

Ching, W.
Chun, C.
Clare, J.
Condry, P.

Corcoran, K
Cordero, V.
Costello, T.
Enos, M.

Faria, H.
Farm, M.
Felix, R.
Fernandez, W.

Finkboner, B.
Fong, S.
Goda, B.
Gould, D.

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Hanratty, E.
Hao, J.
Ho, C.
Ho, W.

Holian, F.
Hopkins, M.
Hung, V.
Ige, S.

Inouye, C.
Inouye, L.
Jim, M.
Kaili, H.

Kalauokalani, N.
Kufferath, G.
Lastimado, A.
Lastimado, Z.

Lee, P.
Lindberg, K.
Lum, H.
Lum, H.

McAleer, C.
McNamee, P,
Medeiros, P.
Mendes, R.

Miyakawa, C.
Moad, P.
Morton, P.
Nakagaki, K.

Nishigaya, J.
Nobrega, K.
Paalani, C.
Paiaina, N.

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Pang, J.
Pang, R.
Pereira, J.
Rezentes, W.

Rodel, V.
Scarfone, G.
Sakurai, S.
Santana, D.

Sills, B.
Silva, R.
Soong, A.
Souza, F.

Stevens, G.
Streeter, G.
Tam, L.
Tiwanak, E.

Tom, C.
Viveiros, G.
Vierra, J.
Wassman, N.

Williams, H.
Wong, D.
Wong, P.
Wong, P.

Yamauchi, A.
Yim, K.
Yonemoto, S.
Yuen. C.

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& Juniors

EDWIN ARITA The year started off with class elections, and the results
President were as follows: Junior B President, Wilkie Au; Veep, Sherman
Roberts; Secretary, Betty Murakami; Treasurer, Joan Ebisu.
SHERMAN ROBERTS Junior A President, Eddie Arita; Veep, Wendell Pea; Secretary,
Vice-President Jana Doyle; Treasurer, A1 Chinen. The standing committees
who planned many activities for the class were: The Welfare,
Spiritual and Junior Red Cross Committees.

The next big event to follow was a party given to welcome
Mr./Pruski and the new Juniors. Entertaining at the party were
the/rocking Del Monts who later brought honors to the Junior
Division when they placed 3rd in the Aloha Week Youth Talent

ntest at the Waikiki Shell,
i,'/ For the Aloha Week Pageant, Barbara Jean Freitas, Wanda

oopai, David Lum and Wendell Pea were chosen princesses and
rinces from the Junior Division.

The Junior Class Day arrived and all looked bright and gay
in their class colors, of blue and white. After eating a delicious
lunch together the Juniors presented a fashion show—of thirty
years ago!

By combining to produce “A Mystery Play”, the Junior Div­
ision gave a Christmas production which revealed shining talent.
Beautiful scenery, rich costumes and an excellent performance
by the cast all contributed to its success. Members of the cast
included Elliot Chamizo, Alycer Usita, Wilkie Au, Eddie Qui-
zon, Melvin Silva, Barbara Jean Freitas, Warren Leong, Dave
Lum, Warren Miura, Billy Lum, Toni Vaspra, and narrator,
Pat Carvalho.

Basketball season came around again with our Wongs, Jim­
my and Timmy, as high scorers. Petite cheerleader, Sandy Per-
reira helped to make the cheering section one of the best.

Highlighting our Junior year were the beautiful and tradi­
tional Class Night Ceremony and Junior-Senior Prom.

WENDELL PEA
Vice-President

Barros, W.
Beck, C.
Becknell, P.
Bryan, C.

Carvalho, P.
Carvalho, R.
Catala, P.
Chamizo, E.

Chang, E.
Chang, N.
Chang, V.
Chinen, I.

Ching, M.
Chinn, M.
Chock, R.
Chong-Kee, J.

Chun, C.
Chun, N.
Conant, M.
Dang, C.

Elias, B.
Faria, G.
Fernandez, L.
Freitas, B.

Freitas, G.
Gerwitz, G.
Gerwitz, M.
Graydon, M
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Hatayama, J.
Hee, C.
Hee, G.
Hee, M.

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Hering, R.
Higa, A.
Hoopai, W.
Hu, D.

Hu, F.
Ignacio, S.
Jones, W.
Kohler, R.

Ko, M.
Kw'an, V.
Kwock, J.
Labrador, G.

Lau, W.
Lau, Y.
Lee, D.
Lee, R.

Leong, W.
Lum, D.
Lum, W.
Lum, Y.

Macktal, J.
Mau, H.
Mau, M.
Min, J.

Miura, W.
Morihara, K
Navarro, J.
Nobrega, B.

Okinaka, G.
Omo, F.
Pang, B.
Perreira, S.

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✓ ?’ Pruski, L.
Quizon, E.
Santiago, C
Scanlan, P.

Shigeta, E
Silva, M.
Smith, P.
Spear, C.

Stacy, J.
Strombel, S.
Tom, B.
Thompson, M.

Uchibori, H.
Ukishima, L.
Unciano, F.
Usita, A.

Vaspra, A
Wong, J.
Wong, T.
Woo, G.

Yap, C.
Yoshida, B
Young, C.
Young, F.

Young, P.
Young, S.
Yuen, J.

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1. Juniors’ B. Tom , J. Y uen, N. C hun and M. Chinn. 2. All set for the CY O V olley Ball game: D. Enos.
3. Recess means fun: P. Scanlan, G. L abrador, B. G oda, S. Samson. 4. Ju n io r picnic: D. Lum R K ohler ('

Beck, H. M au, J. Stacy. 5. Initiation D ay: K. W orkm an, L. M orikawa. 6. H onorary K noller, Sandy 7 Future
basketball stars: Jum ping Sophs. 8. Ping Pong T ournam ent: N. Soong, R. Pang, D. Ching, M M angca R
Azevedo, A. Sing, D. Freitas. 9. “Bye-eee” , says J. Oishi.

1. Juniors C. Bryan and S. Roberts enjoy Prom. 2. A im ing high, S. Lum . 3. 1, 2, cha cha cha, S. C onant
and R. Stevens. 4. Tw o heads are b etter than one, Y. D u arte and R. Mendes as M. H opkins approves. 5.
B. M orton crowns O u r L ady on Freshm en Class D ay. 6. Y ou’re never too young to learn: M r. R. Pruski and B.
Yoshida. 7. C. Yuen and W. Fernandes enjoy Aloha Week Festivities. 8. A t work: M. Cordeiro and fellow bea­
ver. 9. P icture T im e at M .H .S.: B. Elias, G. Hee, C. Freitas. 10. Juniors A. C hinen and B. N obrega entertain

studer

“Learn today; lead tomorrow,” the motto of our
R.O.T.C. Department, proved to be a source of ins­
piration in our training classes and Battle Group
drills. Under the leadership of Captain A. Ahakuelo,
Col. James Cisler and his staff maneuvered a success­
ful year.

The presentation of sponsors opened the year,
each girl adding beauty and charm to the companies
and drill team.

We escorted our charming dates to the Military
Ball, honored our mothers with a special Mother’s
Day Parade and then looked forward to revealing
in the annual stadium competition that we had
grasped through drill and training.

After conquering the stadium we passed in re­
view with pride at the Armed Forces Day Parade,
bringing our military activities to an end.

The saber of authority is now handed to the
leaders of ’60 and ’61 who will prove once more
that “Maryknoll produces men.”

“THE” Drill Team

Col. J. Cisler and
Hon. Col. M.
Barkus

Lieut. Col. G. Ortiz
and Hon. Lieut. Col.

C. Wong

Capt. I. Ukishima
and Hon. Capt.
L. Ching

Capt. R. Chinen
and Hon. Capt.

M. Teves

Capt. P. Chun and
Hon. Capt. S.
Yuen

Staff members: Lieut. Col. G. Moniz, Maj. G. Nishigaya, Maj.
T. Ing, Maj. C. Tablada, Capt. S. Hulten. (Missing from
photo: Maj. R. Wun.)

Capt.
A. J. AHAKUELO

R.O.T.C.
Instructor

“On closer inspection, sir . . .
Colonel Hines does his duty at
the Informal Inspection.

RONALD WUN

WILLIAM RAMOS

JOSEPH HO

WAYNE KEKINA

{

GODFREY ORTIZ
Captain

IRWIN UKISHIMA

m m m6

STANFORD SAMSON PATRICK CHUN
\ 1 Scorekeeper IS#

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The Spartan “S” signifies the distinctive
spirit of sportsmanship found only in Mary-
knoll. These perky cheerleaders and song-
leaders comprise the MHS pep squad of 1960.
By their fiery enthusiasm, in heading a dyna­

mic rooting section, the Spartain Spirit flamed
during the season and ignited the team to
fight for new victories.

PEP SQUAD. “S”—Wise: L. Ahn, L. Lunasco, S. Perreira, F. Burns, F. Teves.
K. Aluli, J. Cassell, R. Chinen, L. Kaopuiki.

SENIOR VARSITY TEAM. Front: W. Kekina, B.
Ramos, J. Ho, P. Chun, R. Wun, T. Wong. Back: L.
Cashman, I. Ukishima, F. Souza, J. Wong, B. Sills,
G. Freitas, G. Ortiz, D. Lum, manager.

J U N I O R VARSITY TEAM.
Front: P. Condry, C. Paalani, W.
Rezentes, G. Moad, R. Lung, H.
Williams. Back: G. Waiolama,
Coach, R. McFarland, N. Wass-
man, H. Lum, M. Young, W. Fer­
nandes, M. Silva, C. Kanai, A.
Soong, manager.

im 4 CYO VOLLEYBALL T E A M .
'f Front: G. Cabral, M. Cordeiro,
L. Silva, P. Moad, N. Paiaina.
Back: V. Ho, K. Bishaw, M. Bar-
kus, K. Pao, A. Maehara, man­
ager, N. Kalauokalani, D. Enos,
C. Wong, F. Burns.

RIFLE TEAM. Front: R. Felix,
T. Chow, T. Lau, A. Chinen, C.
Ching, M. Hee. Middle: W. Lau,
C. Dang, J. Kwock, S. Roberts,
A. Soong. Back: R. Chinen, W.
Au, W. Pea, M. Silva, P. Car­
valho, G. Moniz.

•naaJ

Sister Mariel Sister Michael Marie
Sacristy Student Council

Sister Joseph Marie Sister Mercedes Maria
J.R.C. Library

Mr. Ralph Pruski
O.Y.C., C.S.C.

Making “altar-ations” are devoted
Sacristy Club Members, C. Fowler,
E. Balmores and C. Santiago.

“Oh, I see!” rejoin OYC reps, I. Ukishima
and K. Aluli to S. Conant’s plan for the
proposed Youth Code.

Student Council Officers
R. Chinen, L. Lum, J.
Cisler, and C. Fernandez

enjoy a fellow Councillor

while S t u d e n t Body
Prexy, S. Hulten calls for
order.

Mrs. Mary Lehmann Delivering posters is just one of the activities of
Commercial J.R.C. members, P. McCafferty, D. Bolos, E. Cha-
mizo, and J. Hao.
Sister M. de Porres
A.S.M.

Library C lu b b e r s , L.
Chang, W. Canadilla and
J. Clare seem to be listen­
ing to a tall tale from
R. Hoffman.

J. Maria gives financial re­
port to other Commercial
Club Members, T. Luke, D.
Jeremiah, and D. Bolos.

1. Initiation Social Royalty: G. Isabella and R. Lung.
2. Halloween Dance: I Ukishima and date.
3. Maryknoll Day Dance: G. Moniz, C. Cordeiro, L. Tam, and C. Dang.
4. Military Ball: J .Cisler and M. Barkus with S. Yuen and P. Chun in background.
5. Valentine Dance: M. Barkus, N. Wassman, K. Chun, R. Hering and P. Chun.
6. Junior-Senior Prom: E. Arita, J. Doyle, D. Bolos, M. Teves, G. Arrell, S. Sam­

son, M. Graydon, B. Murakami, W. Au, and A. Chinen.

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LESLIE LUNASCO
St. M ichael Parish; Attendance
1, 2, 3, 4; Class V ice-President
4; R.O.T.C. Officer 4; Choir
2, 3, 4; D rum Corps 1, 2;
A . S . M . 1; Jr. Basketball 1;
Baseball 1; Intrarnurals 1, 2, 3,
4; C heer L eader 4.

WALLACE WEATHERWAX
Star of the Sea Parish; A t­
tendance 3, 4; Class President
4; Student Council 4; R.O.T.C.
Officer 4; Choir 3; Gavel Club
4; Chi R ho Staff 4.

STANLEY ARAKI
St. M ichael Parish; Attendance
2, 3, 4; Class T reasu rer 4.

LORRAINE CHAM IZO
St. Augustine Parish; A ttend­
ance 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary
4; Student Council 1; Music
Club 1, 2; Sacristy Club 4;
C hoir 1, 2, 3, 4; A.S.M. 2;
National H onor Society 4; Latin
A w ard 2; C h a ra cter A w ard 1,
3; Spring Festival 1.

RONALD WUN
St. Stephen Parish; Attendance
1, 2, 3, 4; Class V ice-President
3 , 4 ; S t u d e n t Council 2;
R.O.T.C. Officer 4 ; D r u m
Corps 2; Sr. Basketball 4; Jr.
Basketball 2, 3; Intram urals 1,
2, 3, 4.

i bacred Heart
ance 1, 2, 3, 4; Cla%s President
4; Student C o u n c i l 3 4 ;

\ R .O .T .C . O fficer 3, 4; H aw ai­

ian Club 1; Gavel Club 4; Rifle
Team 1, 2, 3, 4; D ebate Club
3; Library Club Vice-President
1; N ational H onor Society 4;
C haracter Award 2; Knights of
the A ltar 1, 2, 3, 4; O.Y.C.
D elegate 3; Aloha Week C ourt
3; N .C.O . of the Y ear 3.

HAROLD OBA
Sacred H eart Parish; A ttend­
ance 3, 4; Class T reasu rer 4;
R .O .T .C . O fficer 4.

ELIZABETH BALMORES
St. A nthony Parish; A ttendance
1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 4;
Student Council 4; Music Club
1; Sacristy Club 1, President 4;
Mission Club 1, 2; C hoir 2;
Library Club 3; Confraternity
2; Chi Rho Staff 4; Intram urals
1, 2 , 3, 4; Spring Festival 1.

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LINDA AHN

St. A nthony’s Parish; A ttendance 2, 3, 4; C hoir
3; A.S.M. 3, Secretary 4; C.Y .O . 3; C o n frater­
nity 3; Chi Rho Staff 4; Intram urals 2, 3;
Song L eader 4; Com m ercial Club 4.

ROBERTA AIONA

Sacred H eart Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
S tudent Council 1; Music Club 1; Sacristy Club
4; Mission Club 2; C hoir 1, 2; H aw aiian Club
1; C.Y.O. 2; Intram urals 1, 2, 3.

KALAI ALULI
St. A nthony Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
Class Secretary 1; S tudent Council 2, 3, 4;
Sacristy Club 1, 2; Mission Club 1, 2; C hoir
2, 3; Ideal K noller 1, 2; C onfraternity 1, 2;
C hi Rho Staff 4; Intram urals 1, 2, 3; C heer
L eader 2, 3, 4; Nurses Aid 1; Spring Festival
1; O.Y.C. 4; Com m ercial Club 4; C arnival
Q ueen 2.

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DAVID ANDUHA

St. Jam es Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
R .O .T .C . O fficer 4; Music Club 2; C hoir 2, 3;
H aw aiian Club 1; D rum Corps 2; Baseball 1;
Intram urals 2, 3; Spring Festival Stage Crew 1.

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MARIE AQUINO

St. A nthony Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
C onfraternity 3; Chi Rho Staff 4; Intram urals
1, 2; Nurses Aid 3; Com m ercial Club 4.

GARVIN ARRELL
O ur Lady of Perpetual Help Parish; Attendance
4; Ju n io r Red Cross 4.

JULIE BARKO
H i c k a m C h a p e l 2; Attendance
C onfratern ity 3.

MELODEE BARKUS

ly Fam ily Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4,
dent Council 3; R .O .T.C . Sponsor 4; Sac-
v Club 1, Secretary 2, President 3; Mission
lb 1, 2, 3; C hoir 2; A.S.M. 3; C.Y.O. 1, 2,
4- Ideal K noller 3; Intram urals 1, 2, 3;
r ’i n g F e s t i v a l 1 ; M .H.S. Spiritual

mmittee 4.

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M ELTON BEACH
Sacred H ea rt Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
R .O .T .C . O fficer 4; C hoir 2, 3; D rill T eam 2,
3; D rum Corps 1; A.S.M. 1; Jr. Basketball 1;
Baseball 1; P erfect A ttendance 1; Intram u rals
2, 3; Spring Festival Stage Crew 1.

GERALDINE BENTO
St. T heresa’s Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
M usic Club 1; Sacristy Club 1; Glee Club 1;
A.S.M. 2; C.Y.O. 1, 2; L ib rary Club 1; C on­
fra tern ity 3; C hi R ho Staff 4; In tram u rals 1,
2, 3; Spring Festival 1; Com m ercial Club
Secretary 4.

KAREN BISHAW
St. A ugustine Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
Class S ecretary 2, 3; Sacristy Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
Mission Club 1, S ecretary 2; Glee Club 2;
Choir 2; C.Y.O. 4; Chi Rho Staff 4; In tra ­
m urals 1, 2, 3; Spring Festival 1; A loha Week
Q ueen 4.

DEANNA BOLOS
O ur Lady of Perpetual Help Parish; Attendance
1 ,2 , 3, 4; Mission Club 1 ,2 ; C hoir 2, 3; Junior
Red Cross 4; C onfraternity 3; Chi Rho Staff
4; C raft Club 1; Nurses Aid 3; Com mercial
Club 4.

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CAROLYN BORNS
Sacred H e a rt Parish; A ttendance 3, 4; Sacristy
Club 4; C o n fratern ity 3; C hi Rho Staff 4.

W INIFRED CANADILLA
O u r L ady of Sorrows Parish; A ttendance 1,
2, 3, 4; L ibrary Club 1, T reasurer 3, President
4; Library Award 3; Confraternity 3; In tra­
m urals 1, 2, 3; Com m ercial Club 4.

FRANCES-MARIE BURNS
Sacred H ea rt Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
Sacristy Club 1, 3; C hoir 2; C.Y.O. 2, 3, 4;
A m erican H istory A w ard 3; C onfratern ity 3;
C hi R ho Staff 4; In tram urals 1, 2, 3; Song
L eader 4; Com m ercial Club 4.

JEANNE CASSELL

P atrick Parish; A ttendance 3, 4; C hoir 3;
Rho Staff 4; C heer L eader 4.

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JOCELYN CHANG
St. Elizabeth Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
Sacristy Club 2, 3, 4; C hoir 2; H aw aiian Club
2; L ibrary Club 2, 3; C o n fratern ity 3; D ram atic
Club 2; Com m ercial Club 4.

RONALD CHINEN
St. A nthony Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
Student Council Treasurer 4; R.O.T.C. Officer
4; C hoir 1; D rill T eam 2, 3; Rifle Team 2, 3,
President 4; Intram urals 2, 3; C heer L eader 4.

LEIGH CHING
H oly T rin ity Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
R.O .T.C. Sponsor 4; Music Club 2; Mission
Club 2; C hoir 1, 2; H aw aiian Club 1; C.Y.O.
2; Perfect Attendance 2; Chi Rho Staff 4;
In tram u rals 1, 2 , 3.

► EVELYN CHOY

38 St. Ann Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4; Sacristy
Club 4; C hoir 1, 2; L ibrary Club 2, 3; C on­
fratern ity 3, 4; Chi Rho Staff 4; Nurses Aid 3.

ROSE MARY CHUCK
Schofield C hapel; A ttendance I, 2, 3, 4;
S tudent Council 3; Mission Club 1; Glee Club 2;
H aw aiian Club 1; Intram urals 1, 2, 3; Com ­
m ercial Club 4.

PATRICK CHUN
H ea rt Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
President 3; R.O .T.C. Officer 4; Choir
, 4; D rill Team 1; D rum Corps 2; Gavel
3; Sr. Basketball 4; Jr. Basketball 3;
Ideal K noller 3; Intram urals 1, 2, 3, 4; K nights
of the A lter 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Festival Stage
Crew 1; M .H.S. Spiritual Com m ittee 4.

JAMES CISLER
Sacred H ea rt Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 2, 3;
Class V ice-President 1; S tudent Council Vice-
President 4; R.O.T.C. Battle Group Com­
m ander 4; C hoir 2, 3, 4; D rum Corps 1, 2;
Gavel Club 2, 3, 4; D ebate Club 3; Ideal K nol­
ler 3; National H onor Society 4; Perfect A t­
tendance 1; In tram u rals 1, 2; K nights of the
A ltar 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Festival Stage Crew 1.

GERALDINE CONDRY

St. P atrick Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4; Music
Club 2; C hoir 1, 2; C onfraternity 3; Intram urals
2, 3; C om m ercial C lub 4.

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COLETTE CORDEIRO
O u r L ady of the M ount; A ttendance 1 2 3 4-
L ibrary Club 1; P erfect A ttendance 1, 2-
C onfraterm ty 3; Intram urals 1; Com m ercial
L4ub 4.

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RODNEY CORREA
Sacred H ea rt Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4-
R .O .T .C . O fficer 4; Mission Club 1; Drill’
T eam 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; In tram u rals 2; C raft
Club 1.

SHARON COSTA
iiu .y ir m ity Parish; A ttendance 1, 2 3 '4-
Mission Club 1; Glee Club 1, 2; C onfraternity’
J , C om m ercial Club 4.

RODNEY DAMASCO Ubl
Sacred H ea rt Parish; A ttendance 4.

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SYDNEY DANG
Sacred H ea rt Parish; A ttendance 1, 2 3 4-
S tudent Council 2; Glee Club 1; C hoir l’ 2,’
£ Hawaiian Club 2; Perfect Attendance 3'
C onfraternity 3; Chi Rho Staff 4; Nurses Aid 2 :
Com m ercial Club 4.

SYLVIA ENOS
St. T heresa Parish; A ttendance 2, 3, 4; Music
Club 2; Library Club 4; C onfraternity 3; Chi
Rho Staff 2.

SHARRON EDWARDS
H ickam Base C hapel; A ttendance 3, 4.

M ICHAEL FELIX

St. Stephen Parish; A ttendance 3, 4; Baseball
3; C hi Rho Staff 4.

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CHARLOTTE FERNANDES
St. Elizabeth Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
Class Secretary 2, 3; Glee Club 1; C hoir 2;
L ibrary Club 2; Ideal K noller 1, 3; N ational
H onor Society 4; H onor Roll 1, 2; Scholastic
A w ard 2; P erfect A ttendance 2; Nurses Aid 2, 4.

CAROL FOWLER
Blessed Sacram ent Parish; A ttendance 1, 2,
3, 4; Sacristy Club 4; Mission Club 1; Glee
Club 1; C hoir 2, 3, 4; H onor Roll 1; Religion
Aw ard 3; Perfect A ttendance 2 , 3; Chi Rho
Staff 4; Spring Festival 1; A quaintance D ance
Q ueen 1.

NAOMI GODA
Sacred H ea rt Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
Mission Club 1; C hoir 1, 2; H onor Roll 1;
Scholastic A w ard 1; P erfect A ttendance 1;
D ram atic Club 1; Spring Festival 1.

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THERESA GOTO
St. John the Baptist Parish; A ttendance 1, 2,
3, 4; Music Club 1; C hoir 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club
2; Confraternity 3; Chi Rho Staff 4; Nurses
Aid 2, 4; Spring Festival 1; Com m ercial Club 4.

JOSEPH HO

Sacred H ea rt Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
R .O .T .C . O fficer 4; D rum Corps 1, 2; A.S.M.
3, Sheriff 4; Sr. Basketball 3, 4; Jr. Basketball
2; R .O .T .C . A w ard 2; Intram urals 1, 2, 3, 4.

VALERIE HO
O ur Lady of Good Counsel Parish; Attendance
1, 2, 3, 4; Sacristy Club 3; Mission Club 1, 2;
C.Y.O. 2, 3, 4; Chi Rho Staff 4; Intram urals
1, 2, 3.

ROBERTA HOFFMAN
St. John the Baptist Parish; A ttendance 1, 2,
3, 4; C hoir 1, 2, 3, 4; L ibrary Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
C onfraternity 3; Com m ercial Club 4.

STEPHEN HULTEN

Sacred H ea rt Parish; A ttendance 2, 3, 4; Class
Vice-President 3; Student Council President 4;
Gavel Club 4; Baseball 2; D ebate Club 3;
N ational H onor Society 4; C h aracter A w ard 3;
O .Y .C. 3.

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TH EO D O REIN G
St. A ugustine Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
Class T reasurer 2, 3; R .O .T .C . O fficer 4;
D rum Corps 1, 2; N ational H onor Society 4;
P erfect A ttendance 3; C hi R ho Staff 4; In tra ­
m urals 1, 2, 3, 4.

DIANA JEREM IAH
Blessed Sacram ent Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
Sacristy Club 3; Mission Club 1; C hoir 2, 3;
H aw aiian Club 1; Ju n io r Red Cross 3; P erfect
A ttendance 1, 3; In tram u rals 1, 2, 3; Com ­
m ercial Club 4.

KAYLENE KANOA
Sacred H ea rt Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
C hoir 1, 2, 3, 4; H aw aiian Club 1; Perfect
A ttendance 1, 2, 3; C o n fratern ity 3; In tram u rals
1, 2, 3; Com m ercial Club 4.

LEOCADIA KA OPU IK I
Sacred HeaVt Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
Class T reasurer 1; Student Council 4; Sac­
risty Club 3; Mission Club 2; C hoir 2, 3;
H aw aiian Club 1; C onfraternity 3; Intram u rals
1, 2, 3; Song Leader 4; Com m ercial Club 4.

HARRY KEAWE
St. James Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4; Music
Club 2; C hoir 3; H aw aiian Club 1; D rum Corps
1, 2; C h aracter A w ard 3; In tram u rals 2, 3;
Spring Festival Stage Crew 1.

WAYNE KEKINA
Sacred H eart Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
R .O .T .C . O fficer 4; M ission’ Club 1; D rum
Corps 1, 2; Sr. Basketball 4; Jr. Basketball 2;
Intram urals 1, 2, 3, 4; K nights of the A ltar 1.

LARRY KNAPP
Sacred H ea rt Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
C hoir 1, 2, 3, 4.

PATRICIA KRUSE

O u r L ady of Peace Parish; A ttendance 2, 3, 4;
C hoir 3; L ibrary Club 3; C onfraternity 3; Chi
Rho Staff 4; In tram u rals 3, 4; Nurses Aid 2;
Com ercial Club 4.

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CAROLYN KWOCK
St. A ugustine Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
M usic Club 2; Mission Club 1; C hoir 2; L ib rary
Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Perfect A ttendance 2.

CAROLYN LAURIANO
St. Theresa Parish; A ttendance 2, 3, 4; Sacristy
Club 3; C hoir 2, 3, 4; C.Y.O. Sports 2; Spanish
A w ard 3. C hi R ho 2, 4, C C D 2, 3.

MARY GRACE LEJJENA
Sacred H ea rt Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 4; Music
Club 1; C hoir 1, 2, 4; L ibrary Club 2, 4.

TRUDY LUKE
Sacred H ea rt Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
Mission Club 1; C hoir 2; L ib rary Club 2;
S horthand A w ard 3; Perfect A ttendance 1, 3;
C onfraternity 3; Com m ercial Club 4.

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RICHARD LUNG
Sacred H ea rt Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4;
R .O .T .C . O fficer 4; Mission Club 1; D rill T eam
3; Perfect A ttendance 2; K nights of the A ltar
1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Festival Stage Crew 1.

LANA LUM
Parish; A ttendance 1, 2, 3, 4; Student

i Corresponding Secretary 4; Sacristy
2, 3, 4; Mission Club 1, 2; C hoir 2, 3;
C.Y.O. Sports 2; National H onor Society 4;
Speech A w ard 3; G eography A w ard 3; Scholas-
A w ard 3; C onfraternity 3; D ram atic Club 2;
J^ho Staff 4; In tram u rals 1, 2, 3, 4; Social
Gctffimittee C hairm an 4.

AMY MAEHARA
St. A ugustine Parish; A ttendance 1, 2,. 3, 4;
Sacristy Club 1, 4, Secretary 3; Mission Club
1; Glee Club 2; C hoir 2; C.Y.O. Sports 4;
National H onor Society 4; Perfect Attendance
1; D ram atic Club 2; Chi Rho Staff 4; In tra ­
m urals 1, 2, 3, 4.

JO SEPH MARIA

O ur Lady of Perpetual Help Parish; Attendance
1, 2, 3, 4; D rum Corps 1; Com m ercial Club
T reasu rer 4.

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ARLF.EN M A R TIN
St. A nthony Parish (K a ilu a ); A ttendance 1,
2, 3, 4, Mission Club 1; C hoir 1, 2, 3; L ibrary
Club 2, President 3; Perfect A ttendance 1;
C onfraternity 3; Com m ercial Club 4.

BOBETTE MEROZ
St. Augustine Parish; A ttendance 4;
Sacristy Club 4.

PH ILIP McCAFFERTY
Holy Family Parish; Attendance 4; Junior Red
Cross President 4; Publicty Committee C hair­
m an 4.

SAMUEL M IN
St. George Parish; A ttendance 4; Student
Council 4; Intram urals 4; M.H.S. Spiritual
Com m ittee 4.

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