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DON’T PANIC.
IT’S NOT A “REAL” WORD.

IT’S AN INVENTION.
IT’S A STATE OF MIND, OF WELL BEING.

Synchronicity is very much a reality at Maryknoll High School.
Then why haven’t I noticed it before? you may be asking. Well,
maybe synchronicity is so much a part of life at Maryknoll that you
tend to take its existence for granted.

till, you’re probably wondering what exactly is synchronicity. Does
it have something to do with things being in synchronization? Cor­
rect! It has a lot to do with things being and working in unison
though they appear to function independently of each other. But this
means little if you don’t know how it fits into your life at Maryknoll.
Maybe this will shed some light on the matter:

eniors, juniors, sophomores, freshmen, working together instead of
competing against each other, elling at pep rallies and games and
keeping quiet at Mass and when Mr. Corcoran, your principal,
speaks, ew friends made, old friends kept, ombining intellect with
creative insight, aving the guts to stand up for what you believe in,
but having an open mind at the same time, eaching out to the com­
munity and applying what’s learned in the classroom, vercoming
fears, realizing dreams. Nap time when you can get one in the day.
ntegrating the new Essential School curriculum for freshmen with a
regular program for sophomores, juniors, and seniors, apable stu­
dents juggling studies, athletics, club activities, friends, families, and
life in general, dealism and realism rolled into one. eachers and
students learning together, et another word to sum up what makes
the Maryknoll community unique.

Aren’t you glad to be a part of it?

-Clarissa Ho, ’95

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That’s the last phrase I’d use to describe my high school life. Everything 1 ever
had to do always came at once. All my tests would be crammed into the week
before progress reports or when grades were due. My projects were all assigned a
same time. 1 could go weeks without a meeting for any club, and then one day—three
meetings during the same lunch period. I want to support our sports teams, but I can't
make it to their games because there are five on the same day at five different places.
Forget synchronizing life when it’s track season or working an after school job. And
you? You probably feel the same way. No one wants to go out until the one day you
already have ten things to do. One club wants you at a beach clean-up, but there’s
that car wash that you said you’d help out at. You’d like to have some time for your­
self, but you’re in Student Government and that sucks up any hopes for a spare
minute to relax. And you want to see that movie that just came out, but you’ve got all
that homework and studying to do because grades are due next Friday. Weekends
just aren’t long enough ...

But I guess in the larger scheme of things, high school life fits together to run
smoothly ... when you’re lucky. It is possible, though, to be in sync, yet busy. And no
matter how stressed you felt this year, and how much you had going on, it’s all over
now. You did it, another year. June is near and you can throw all your books in the
closet and recycle all that paper you “wasted” this year on homework, etc.

Don’t forget to look back on what you will discover was actually a great year. Like
clockwork, your efforts were in sync with your teachers to make learning better. High
school upperclassmen and Essential School freshmen study on different schedules but
are still a part of the same school community. People involved in clubs and organizing
activities synchronize their schedules to bring Acquaintance Week, Field Day, Hallow­
een games, and dances to our school. Then there was the school play, the Winter
Ball, Christmas Aloha, Homecoming, May Day, the Prom, Commencement Week
with Class Night, Graduation, and the all-nighter-party—Project Graduation. All of
these things, each individual elements of
Maryknoll, work in sync with the larger
entity of the school to create an unforget­
table experience for each of us. And
that’s just what we got—another year of
knowledge, another year of friends, an­
other year of memories-now all behind
us.

-Natasha Chappel, ’95

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Kathr/yn Keiko Abrew Keith Madarazo Ancheta

History, despite its wrenching pain, Humility is like a pair of underwear.
cannot be unlived, and if faced with Necessary, but indecent when
exposed.
courage, need not be lived again.
Lift up your eyes upon the day So be humble before men and the
Lord,
breaking for you. Give birth again to
the dream. And with it comes wisdom and
—Maya Angelou honor.

Cyan M. Ancheta Kathleen Chizuko Aoki

At the beginning, it seems like forever lies ...If one advances confidently in the di­
ahead. But when it’s over, forever has rection of his dreams, and endeavors to
come to an end and memories are all live the life which he has imagined, he
that’s left of it. Those memories will will meet with a success unexpected in
never be forgotten. common hours. ___fgeniy Thoreau

Lisa Ann Ashbrook

[’ll remember the way you taught me
the strength you showed me and the

love you gave me now that I’m
standing on my own.
—Dita

Geoffrey Z. Bates Joy Anne Emiko Awakuni Joy Therese Awakuni

So when the hurting starts Who you are is God’s gift to you, I was the best hope of my generation
And when the nightmares begin, What you become is your gift to destroyed by madness, starving,
Remember you can fill up the sky. hysterical. I should be allowed to
God. share my feelings. I should be
You don’t have to give in. —Unknown
—Robert Smith allowed to feel. I should be allowed
Theresa Yin Ling Batis to glue my poster. I should be
allowed to think.
Reputation is what men and women —They Might Be Giants
think of us,
Keith Brian Binning
Character is what God and the
angels think of us. There’s nothing new, Everything's
—Thomas Paine borrowed, Everything’s used.

—Superchunk

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Matthew Maikalam Boland Dana Marie Bolosan Karen Bracci

With the drive, the ambition and the It’s so easy to laugh; it’s so easy to Good times for a change. See the life
zeal I feel—this is my time. hate. It takes strength to be gentle I’ve had. Come make a good man
—Morrissey bad. So please, please, let me get
and kind. what I want... this time.
Vernon Richard Brock —Morrissey —Morrissey

Not I, Alice May Bugman Kimberly Jo Buyske
Not anyone else can travel that
Of all the beautiful truths pertaining 1 don't know where I’m going, I just
round for you, to the soul, none is more divine than know where I’ve been. Wish me
You must travel it for yourself... this—that man is the master of good luck, so I don’t come back
thought, the molder of character, again.
— Walt Whitman and the maker and shaper of condi­
tion, environment, and destiny. —R. Williams
—James Allen

SENIORS (Page by Dana Bolosan and Janal Kono)

Melissa Jean Buyske Brian Michael Cabreros

Got no time for spreading roots; the Like binoculars I used to magnify
time has come to be gone as though problems to be bigger than they ap­
pear. My friends turned the binocu­
I’ve felt we ’ve drank a 1000 lars around and I saw through the
sometimes; its time to ramble on. other end that problems are smaller
than 1 thought.
—Led Zepplin

Natasha J. Chappel Lisa Yee E. Chau Garrett M. Calizar

I am an idealist. I don’t know where Greatest pleasure in life is doing No more promise, no more sorrow,
I’m going, but I’m on my way. what people say you cannot do. no longer will I follow; can anybody
—Carl Sandburg hear me? Ijust want to be, me! And
— Walter Bagenot
when I can, I will.
—Billy Corgan

Lucille Mei-Ling Chen

What comes down has come up. Fi­
nally we have reached the end. Live
up to your dreams, be true to your­
self. This time can never be again.
One last stop, one last look, one last
moment together---only now we
may climb.

(Page by Dana Bolosan & Janal Kono) SENIORS

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Cynthia Yuen Wai Cheung Tyrone Cheung Grant Michael Ching

Life’s Little Instructions: Stop blam­ What a long strange trip it’s been. There is something to be gained
ing others. Take responsibility for ev­ —The Grateful Dead from commitment. There are
ery area of your life. Laugh a lot. A
good sense of humor cures almost all rewards for staying when you would
oflife’s ills ... Hee! Hee! rather leave. And there is something

—H. Jackson Brown, Jr. to be said for running up that hill
when you would rather slide down it.
Timothy Daniel Kit Hung Chong Christopher Alan Gee
Hung Chow -Nike
/As the day closes and another irre­
placeable piece of my life passes by; Ifyour eyes can see it, your mind Greg Andrew Devlin
I would like to leave this school not believes it, your heart can achieve it.
saying, ‘if only I had, ’ but ‘I’m glad I Mr., what is wrong with me? Why am I
did. ’ —Jackie on “Roseanne’ so out of breath? The captain said, Ex­
cuse me, ma’am. This species has
amused itself to death. —Roger Waters

(Page by Kathleen Aoki)

Bradley J. Donaldson Christina Kanoe Matsuzawa Doo Andrew K. K. Everett

You only live once. Have all the fun you The man of intelligence fixes his gaze Don’t look back-somthin ’ might be
can today, but plan for tomorrow. The on wisdom, but the eyes of a fool are gainin ’ on ya.
only person you need to impress is your­ —Satchel Paige
self. Follow your dreams and don’t let on the ends of the earth.
anyone bring you down. —Proverb 17:24

Lisa Haunani Ferreira Kishti Adele Kahealani Flores Kim-Ann Foxman

In time we will grow, we will change, as Emancipate yourselves from mental IVe do not have to visit a madhouse
free as the wind and the waves. Live slavery; none but ourselves can free to find disordered minds; our planet
your life the way you choose, find the is the mental institution of the uni­
ones who will laugh with you, like the our minds. verse.
sea will find its way to shore. —Bob Marley
—Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
—Keola & Kapono Beamer

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Seniors Seek Respect’

With 1995 Class Theme

Naomi Anne Frank

Over the years, I’ve grown and

changed so much;
Things I know now, years ago I

couldn ’t touch.
There are things I’ve done that 1

wouldn ’t do again;
But I'm glad that I did ’cause I’ve

learned from them.
—Beastie Boys

Lon Yasuko Fung

Ifyou truly love life, do not
squander time-for that is the stuff

that life is made of.
—Benjamin Franklin

Under the theme “Respect,” the Class of ’95 was lead by Senior (Page by Kristy Miyamoto)
Class Officers: (from left to right) Treasurer Emmy Tsui, Secretary Joni
Maeda, Advisor Mrs. Ann Hannan, Vice-President Brian Mistysyn, and
President Carol Ingel.

SENIORS

Gina Blanche Gaoiran Nicholas Garwolinski Michael Brian Guimond

II my life I struggled through the Lighten up while you still can, This game is for winners only. You
ard times and I made it through the Don’t even try to understand; have to play to win always, and not
ood times. Now I have to face a Find a place to make your stand, just to get by. Ifyou go out there and
ibigger challenge through the doors don’t give 110 percent everyday,
*of life. I have the keys to these doors Take it easy. you’ll regret it forever. There is no
and it’s all up to me to succeed. —The Eagles room for second place in this
world. —Larry Bird

Tamar Leilani Massing Janice Marie Hatton-Santiago

If you don’t have a clue about life, in complete darkness we are all the
then I’m happy to say neither have I, same. It is only our knowledge and
although I’m not going to shrug my wisdom that separates us.
shoulders and suck my thumb this Don’t let your eyes deceive you.
time, ’cause there’s something 1 de­ —Anonymous
ife serve in life ... love.—The Sundays

Grant A. Hernandez

To accomplish great things, you
must not only act, but also dream,

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••notonlyplan, butalsobelieve.
—Anonymous

(Page by Janice Hatton-Santiago and Kristy Miyamoto) SENIORS

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Enn Yukiko Kilikina Higa Clarissa Gin Fong Ho

In your hands lie your destination, It is a funny thing about life; ifyou
In the book of true life you hold the refuse to accept anything but the

key... best, you very often get it.
—D.D. — W. Somerset Maugham

Tiffany Alika Mei-Lan Hong Carol Ann Ingel Therese Mariko James

I have never let my schooling lam the Captain of my OWN ship. I like the dreams of the future better
interfere with my education. —Anonymous than the history of the past.
—Thomas Jefferson
—Mark Twain

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Angelie Noelam Thaler Joaquin Danielle Kaleialoha

Maybe as the years pass, maybe when Juan-Followell
we meet in another age, these things will
not be as abstract and fleeting. We will You can fool some of the people all
talk about vengeance or acceptance of the time, and all of the people
then, for now, it is enough for me to say, some of the time, but you can’t fool
that I want to see you again.—Anne Rice MOM!—Anonymous

Chad Paoakalam Kaili

here are three types of people in
its world: those who don’t know
rti hat happened, those who wonder
iirhat happened, and people like us
k lat make things happen.—Bush-
ick Bill

>■ — ■ Clarence T.C. Kan Michael Fukuichi Kawazoe
.-’age by Chris Wong
The size of your mountain is deter­ I am not at all the sort ofperson you
mined by your perception of it. If and I took me for.
you think it’s unconquerable, then it —Welsh Carlyle
is. If you think you can overcome it,
then you can.—Dr. Paul Bunyun

SENIORS

Marylee Grace Kealoha Joel Francis Kislan Patrick Edward Yong Nam Klein

There’s bound to be rough waters All knowledge is of itself of some Take my hand, walk close by mi
and I know I’ll take some falls. value. There is nothing so minute or side, don’t fall behind me. I’ll neve
But with the good Lord as mg Cap­ inconsiderable that I would not run ahead, or jump back ... beside
tain I can make it through them rather know it than not. you shall I stay. You'll never be
all.—V. Shaw —Samuel Johnson alone; To you, my friend, That is
what I promise.
Janal Hifiimi Kono
Donald Tak Hung Koo Angela K.Y. Christyne Evangeline
“Hakuna Matata”
No worries for the rest ofyour days. You are not trying to be noticed, but Lam
you won’t be ignored. Don’t enter LOVE because it has no
It’s our problem free philosophy.
—Tim Rice ex^s ■ ■ ■ —Fayre Parsons

SENIORS Page by Angela Lam and Daneiit

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Brvsonn Akio Jun Hoong Lau Jesslvn Wai Lee Lau James Randall J.Y. Lee

keep dreaming that one day the whole The soul would have no rainbow, if When the going gets tough and the stom­
orld will be together; be together as the eye had no tear. ach acids flow, the cold wind of confor­
ne. And there’s nothing I can't do, but mity is nipping at your nose, some
ray that it comes true, and keep on —John Vance Cheney trendy new atrocity has brought you to
arching for that miracle, that some say your knees ... Come with us, we’ll sail
ill never be. the Seas of Cheese ... —Claypool
-New Edition

Nobin Chongwhan Lee Mikale Jean Lichota James Stephen Lim

Go West, young man, Go West! Obstacles are things a person sees One day, one night, one moment,

—John L.B. Soule when he takes his eyes off his goal. my dreams could be tomorrow.

—E. Joseph Cossman No day, no night, no moment, can

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••hold me back from trying out life.
—Roma Ryan & Enya

Page by Angela Lam and Danelle Murakami SENIORS

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James Hilton Sai Poy Lui Wesley C. Lum Phillip Florungco Mabuti

That’s just the way it is Soar as high as your wings will take Angin ang sariling isip ... Blgan ka ng It
Some things will never change you, fall as fast as gravity will pull kas. kabataan at huwag ka magalala
you. But buckle up! It’s a bumpy The battle in your soul is the one that
That’s just the way it is
Ha, but don’t you believe them. ride. matters most. ... Stay strong, young, rev
—Bruce Hornsby and the Range
olutionary. Don’t you fret.
—Big Mountain

Cicely Ramirez Madnaga Joni Mika Maeda

Do not walk in front of me, for 1 may not The impossible is often the untried.
follow. —Jim Goodwin
Do not walk behind me, for I may not
lead.
Just walk beside me and be my friend.
—Anonymous

22 ) SENIORS Kevin Saburo Matsumoto
“Ashita Ga Aru Kara’’

There’s always tomorrow.
—Kiki

Page by Michael Kawazoe and Aster

Yvan Christopher Mau Artists Continue With Senior
Tree ‘Painting’ Tradition
There can be bold pilots and old
pilots, but never can there be old,

bold pilots.
—Anonymous

Casey Elizabeth McBride Senior artists, Ryan Ancheta and Valentino Valdez, united by
creativity, capture the true essence of “Respect” by painting the “Se­
We all wish good things to happen to nior” tree. The picture of the “mighty” lion looked upon by other ani­
us, but we cannot just pray and then mals of the kingdom captures the symbolism of the Maryknoll family
sit down and expect miracles to hap­ united with “Pride” and “Dignity”. The painting of the tree is an an­
pen. We must back up our prayers nual event of the new Senior Class following Class Night.
with action.

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by Michael Kawazoe and Aster Zamora SENIORS 23

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Maile Patricia Akiko Meyer Paul D. Miller Brian Kela’ala Mistysyn

These are the days you ’ll remember. Take what you can get, monkey / want to do something that mattei
When May is rushing over you with speak! —Reznor
desire to be part of the miracles you
see in every hour. You’ll know it’s ... and I’m starting to scare myself.
true that you are blessed and lucky. —M.B. & Trent Reznor
—10,000 Maniacs

Kristy Lokelani Miyamoto

Dreams may come and dreams may
go­

lfyou never follow them,
You ’ll never know.
—Anonymous

David Wayne Kiyoshi Mizota Genevieve Therese Montano

Friends are people with whom you dare
No man can reveal to you ought that to be yourself. You do not have to be on

which already lies halfasleep in the your guard. They understand. You can .

dawn ofyour knowledge. weep with them, laugh, pray with them.

Through it all, and underneath, they see,
know, and love you.

C. Raymond Beran
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SENIORS Page by Marievic A. Natividad and Gina Gaoiran

Michael John Moskal Joe Zvi Moss Danelle Aiko Murakami

lieve in yourself and always stay Our doubts are traitors, Lots of people want to ride with you
e. Try hard not to be influenced And make us lose the good we oft in the limo, but what you want is
others, but instead follow what’s might win, someone who will take the bus with
your heart and soul and you will you when the limo breaks down.
ways be happy. By fearing to attempt. —Oprah Winfrey
—William Shakespeare

Mane Victoria Terese A. Jaime Juh-May Nip Duane J. Ozaki

When things go wrong as they some­

Natividad Some people just can’t have it easy. times will, when the road you ’re trudging

Some people have to fall before they can seems all uphill; Just stick when you’re
This is not the end. It is not even the fly. hardest hit; It's when things seem worst,

beginning of the end. But it is, per­ It’s funny how we live in the same place, then you mustn’t quit. Don’t lose sight of
haps, the end of the beginning.

!••••••••••••••••••••••••••••—Winston Churchill
On the same earth, in the same time. your dreams ...
—The Indians —Anonymous

Page by Marievic A. Natividad and Gina Gaoiran SENIORS

Brandon Lopaka Panes Aimee Mei Lian Pang Christine KamLin Pang

Today I consider myself the luckiest Those who live on the mountain Tell all the truth but tell it slant.
man on the face of the earth. have a longer day than those who —Emily Dickinson
—Lou Gehrig live in the valley. Sometimes all we
need to brighten our day is to rise a
little higher.—S.J. Barrows

Heidi Barbara Park Holly Ann Park Kristoffer F. Pascual

A prejudice is a vagrant opinion Don 'tyou sit upon the shoreline Life is weird with its twists and turns,

without visible means ofsupport. And say you ’re satisfied. as everyone of us sometimes learns.

—Ambrose Bierce Choose to chance the rapids When care is pressing you down a

bit, rest if you must, but don 't you
quit... Live life to its fullest; Be good

to everyone.—Anonymous
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••And dare to dance the tides.
—I/. Shaw & G. Brooks

SENIORS Page by Kishti Flores and Wendy Jay

(Stacie Ann Pascual Jenifer Tan Chua Pong Helen Ann Quintos
Don’t let them tame you!
is time to show the strength of wa- Parting is all we ever see of heaven
>r and flow away. And all we’ll ever need of hell.
. To stand is to be crushed, but to —Emily Dickinson
ow out is to gather strength.
-Marge Piercy

Pyan Van Piley Edelyn Asprer (Sandoval Jamie Helen dilva

- ‘Think as I think,’ said a man, ‘Or It is insincerity to be ruled by hypocrisy Ifyou can imagine it,

you are abominably wicked; You are or to do good for the sole purpose of be­ You can achieve it.

a toad. ’ After I had thought of this, I ing seen. It is also insincerity to neglect Ifyou can dream it,

doing good for fear of being laughed at. You can become it.
—Prayers and Reflections —Anonymous
said ‘I will, then, be a toad.

I ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••—StephenCrane
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Zane Matthew Silva

To be number one, you've got to
have a few things number two
doesn ’t have.
—Dan O’Brien

Ryan Masaru Soeda Tyra Ihilani Surigao

According to most studies, people’s num­ Laughter is the window to one's
ber one fear is public speaking. Number heart
two is death. That means to the average AND
person, ifyou go to a funeral, you ’re bet­
ter off in the casket than doing the eu­ Happiness is its everlasting
logy. impression.
—Jerry Seinfeld

Liane Pualam Tamaoka Misty Waniki Tolentino Cory B. Tom

So much for common complications, so “Life is what you make out of what My mama always said, ‘Life is like

much for constant desperation. For you have. ” box of chocolates ... You nevi

what’s to come, it’s all been written —L.J. Suenens know what ya ’ gonna get. ’

down, written down. But I feel that a —Forrest Gump

change is, a change is gonna come. I feel
so alive now.

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••—Candlebox

SENIORS Page by Emmy Tsui

licole Renee Kame Tomisato Seniors Still Together
After All These Years
fhe wise man looks into space, and
oes not regard the small as too lit-
le, nor the great as too big; for he
mows that there is no limit to dimen-
ions.—Lao-Tse

Emmy Hoi Yan Tsui Seniors who have been in sync with each other at Maryknoll
Schools since pre-kindergarten or kindergarten are: (starting
I want adventure in the great wide some­
where, 1 want it more than I can tell. And from front, 1-r) Tiffany Hong, Garrett Calizar, Phillip Mabuti, Bryon
for once it might be grand, to have Yamaguchi, Grant Ching, Valentino Valdez, Chad Kaili, Helen Quin­
someone understand. I want so much tos, Tyrone Cheung, Jamie Nip, Tracey Yoo, Kevin Matsumoto, Geof­
more than they’ve got planned. frey Bates, Aimee Pang, Carol Ingel, Joslyn Vasconcellos, James Lim,
Jesslyn Lau, Jamie Silva, Kristyn Wong, Stacie Pascual, Erica Wegher,
!••••••••—Belle, “Beautyand the Beast’’ Yvan Mau, and Christopher Chow.

Page by Emmy Tsui SENIORS

Jon Toshio Ukishima Valentino Angeles Valdez

All the great men of the world are A good laugh is sunshine in a house!
dead and I’m not feeling well myself. — William Thackeray

Now that high school is over I can
say I know everything, just not all at

once.

Joslyn Marie Vasconcellos

The sun never sets on good
friendships.
—Unknown

Brandon Vierra Dyen Qikio Watanabe Erica Wegher

Your worst humiliation is merely “Malama Ka ‘aina " Hope is not a dream, but a way of

someone else’s momentary Protect the land. making dreams become reality.

entertainment. —Hui 0 He’e Nalu —L.J. Suenens

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Thea Na Willis Kawika Bradford Winter Christopher K.M. Wong

[d the true key is a trust in self, for Don’t gain the world, and lose your Let him know that whoever brings
soul; back a sinner from the error of his
en I trust myself, I fear no one else way will save his soul from death
The past is gone, the future yet Because wisdom is better than silver and will cover a multitude ofsins.
porn, but right here and now is and gold. —James 5:20
fere it all goes on.—Beastie Boys —Robert Nesta Marley, O.M.

Kristyn Ann Wong Bryon Kazuo Yamaguchi Ji Won Yeo

We are all worms, but I do believe I Of all sad words of tongue and pen, I want to be more like the ocean;
am a Glow Worm. the saddest of these. ‘What might No talk, All Action.
— Winston Churchill have been. ’ So don’t be afraid to fol­ —Perry Farrel

low your dreams. No Fear.

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Lara Hatsuyo Yoneda Tracey <S J. Yoo

Look everyone, Nobody will know. Nobody except you.
I made it! But you will have to live with yourself.
And it is always better to live with some­
one because respect breeds confidence.
—Jerome Weidman

Christine Wing <§um Young Aster Zerlina Urata Zamora

Life is like topography. There are sum­ Back in the days when I was young;

mits of success, flat stretches of boring I’m not a kid anymore. But some

routine, and valleys of failure. But I’m days I sit and wish I was a kid again.
dedicating myself to experiencing only
—Ahamad/Gordy
peaks. I want my life to be a never end­
ing ascension.

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Every so often, promise me
On that day, that not so

distant day,
When you are far away and free
If you ever find a moment

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Spare a thought for
me.
(Break)

And though it's clear,
Though it was always

clear
That this was never

meant to be;

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Think of me
Please say you’ll think

of me
Whatever else you

choose to do.

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There will never be a
day when

I won’t think of you.

ARISSA
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Think of me,
Think of me fondly when

we’ve said good-bye.
Remember me,
Every so often,

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SENIOR THANK YOUS AND ACTIVITIES

Kathryn Abrew You. Amnesty International 1,2,3, Melissa Jean Buyske Tyrone Cheung
Thanx Dad Ma! Bros TEDS 4,FacultyAppreciation4, French No more teachers dirty To my family and friends Jon
DAWN LI L2 Cyn CY TJ Ris l,2,3,4,Prom4,Spanish4,Winter Geof Bri Jim Mat Myk Mik Kim
Ems L over TW NF AE JL Twns Ball4,SubjectAward:Frenchl. looks ThanxM&D Mikey, Karn, Liss Kar you guys rule stay true
Mono SP KB Geoff-LOVE YA Lindz, Gl, Kris, Stac&Pono Lu- to yourself. Hiking 2, 3, 4, Man­
LOTS! Amnesty International 3, Keith Binning vers MKTYJLBMMB luvuguys. darin 1, 2, 3, Science 3, 4, Divi­
4, Ecology 3, 4, French 1, 2, 3, Thanx Mom,Dad,Mimi,Lala 4 Ecology 4, Hiking 3, 4, Spanish sion 3 VP, Basketball 1, Princi­
4, Hiking 4, Bowling JV 2, Kay­ stickn by me/Baka my Frendz, 1, 2, Paddling V 4, Swimming V pal’s List 1, 2, 3, 4.
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Honor Roll 1, 2. Vada 4 evalRIP Shrty. Civil Air List 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2. Grant Ching
Patrol 1, Hiking 2, Baseball JV Thanx 2 Ma Dad Reid c/o 95
Keith Ancheta 1, 2, Bowling JV 1, Soccer JV 1, Brian Michael Cabreros (Masaru & Saburo)-ii tomodachi,
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Thanks 2: Almighty God. Mom, zine 2, Majuro Mission 1, Prom God Mom Dad Sis Campus Min­ Water Polo V 2, Winter Bali
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