2017

Varsity DI

Jordyn Perez, Chase
Houghtailing, Kalai Akaka,
Makoto Kamata, Jaylen Cain,
Kaulana Schmidt, Riden Leong,
Marcus Tobin, Payton Grant,
Kainoa Ferreira, Kekahi Tam,
Isiah Gelacio, Daven Pila

Varsity D1AA

Reyn Enomoto, Christian
Francisco, Josh Hirose, Jacob
Ishihara, Jarred Kaneshiro,
Brandon Kung, Jordan Luke,
Thomas Root, Nainoa Sanchez,
Joe Sealey, Ryan Shin, Marcus
Tsuruda, Logan Ventura

Boys Basketball
97

Girls Volleyball

VARSITY DI

Row 3: Moana To'oto'o, Kiana Valdez,
Teia Madriaga, Trinity Bennett,
Dakota Viena, Rhyenne Filisi, Isabella
Cravens, Cara Bolte
Row 2: Michelle McGinn, Joanna
Udani, Kiari Gier, TiaRose Nagami,
Jhenna Gabriel, Chantel Montayre
Row 1: Natasha McClendon

VARSITY D1AA

Row 1: Moemanogi Natoa, Kehau Gilliand, Kaya Dia
Row 2: Grace Transfiguracion, Katelyn Sumimoto,
Hailee Paulos, Kayla Valdez, Lauren Kaneshiro,
Halee Pedro, Kiana Thompson

98

JV

Row 1: Kyla Neumann, Kylie Guieb, Adrienne Senining, Jamie Lin, Danielle Queja, Kelsea
McGinn, Shaianne Cambra
Row 2: Kelcie Albano, Tani Hoke, Corynn Kusaka, Nikki Saito, Jana Fukushima

INTERMEDIATE

Chiara Motu'apuaka

Girls Volleyball

99

Boys Volleyball VARSITY DI

Chad Bolte, Jaylen
Cain, Andrew
Caraang, Ho'ala
Chock, Josh Hirose,
Chase Houghtailing
Jacob Kippen,
Matthew Sun, Darrin
Tsugawa, Chad
Oshiro, Destin
Takenaka-Amodo,
Justice Naehu,
Marcus Tobin

100

JV

Kekai Ah Sam, Shaelo
Dalire-Na’auao, Dylan
Greig, Wilson Huynh,
Kainalu laea, Jack
Montgomery, Ricky
Nguyen, Reyn Okinaga,
Jake Oshiro, Bruce
Shewalter, Liko Soares,
Philip Soo, Micah Tong,
Jake Yoshida

INTERMEDIATE

Kalel Hironaka, Cole
Montgomery, Ross Okinaga,
Justin Vo, Skyler Young

Boys Volleyball

101

Baseball

Row 1: Cy White , Noah Kinder, Maddux Miyasato, Justin Shimomi, Kaylen Furuta, Thomas Root, Shane Himeda,
Bryce Otsuka
Row 2: Micheal Morgia, Justice Yamashita, Tyler Quinn, Trey DePonte, Ryan Inagaki, Chayson Dulatre, Matthew
Dunway, Jonah Chinen
Row 3: Micah Nevees, Jarred Kaneshiro, Brenden Nugent, Payton Grant, Cody Miyamoto, Drayden Yamauchi

102

Row Hogan Carlos, Kamalei Labasan, Baylie Kahele, Maia McNicoll
Row 2: Kobe Brown, Kanoe Tanigawa, Kiana Arcayena, Nohealani Hee,
Kaylah Santos, Sydney Kamakaiwi, Raynna Mekaru

Softball

103

PAC-5 Girls Soccer

104

PAC-5 Boys Soccer

its

I Kuan

Taylor Char, Edward Chun Fat III,
Spencer Cox, Matthew Hallstein,
Ryland Kaitoku, Matthew Lee, Justin
Roose, Jacob Roose,lokepa Souza,
Wendell Tanjutco, Darrin Tsugawa,
Matthew Watanabe, Keoki Yamamoto

BOYS & GIRLS JV

Row 1: Amy Chari, Taylor Balantac, Aislynn Crowder, Kalei Hironaka, Riley Hata, Jeremiah Quan, Rhys
Joie Fukunaga, Dani Sur Sumida, Cole Montgomery, Colby Mamiya, Jack
Row 2: Taylor-Anne Atou, Breanna Velasco, Lia laea, Montgomery
Maria Salaveria, Ciarra Paresa

105

PAC-5 Kayaking

Devan Ando, Blaise Espiritu (Not Pictured), Paloma Higashi, Ethan Ky, Emily Matsushige, Malia McGivern, Blaize
Nourrie, Jonathan Roig, Amber Tomihama, Nicholas Wong

The Maryknoll student-athletes on the Pac
5 Kayaking Team put hardwork and effort
into their sport and were resilient until the
end. Additionally, special congratulations
go to Maryknoll's own, Ethan Ky and Blaise
Espiritu for making "All-Stars" in the
2016-2017 ILH Boy's Kayaking Season.

JV Boys 1: Andrew Damaso, Robert Huang, Lucas
Kamata, Micah Miyashiro, Federico Myers, Blaize
Nourrie, Kalen Ono, Marc Pascual, Joseph
Smitherman

JV Boys 2: Cody Chow, Kyle Cotton, Dallas-John
Ellefsen, Liam Esteban, Connor Furuta, Carson
Hatton, Travis Nakasato, Laurin Wueller

Varsity Boys 1: Devan Ando, Mason Bland, Kaylen
Furuta, Henry Huang, Noah Inatsuka, Ethan Ky,
Reid Muramoto, Kadon Nakano, Andrew Nishimura,
Jonathan Roig, Dominik Santiago, Nicholas Wong

Varsity Boys 2: John Arakaki, Evan Chun, Michael
DeLuca, Blaise Espiritu, Luke Horiuchi, Chad
Oshiro, Shae Remigio, Kennedy Sales, Braeden
Taramasco

JV Girls 1: Kiana Arcayena, Kiari Gier,
Amanda Higashiguchi, Valerie Joco, Nicole
Maka'i-St. Louis, Makayla Miyashiro, Halee

Pedro, Ashleigh Rumbaoa, Nikki Saito,
Sophia Torres

Varsity Girls 1: Kayla Arakaki, Alyssa Edu,
Kaira Fuller, Paloma Higashi, Teia

Madriaga, Taylor Miyashiro, TiaRose
Nagami, Taylor Nakaoka, Aris Onaga,

Raquel Valle, Naomi Yuen-Schat

Paddling

107

Swimming Boys Varsity: Doulton Chinen, Konrad
Cheng, Sunny Lau, Keenan Lee, Jian Mao,
Edmund Shiu, Qian Zhi

Girls Varsity: Echo Baraquio, Kimberly
Guevara, Jacelyn Ho

JV Team: Jamie Lacno, Catherine Mori,
Andre Shiu

Congratulations to the Pac 5 swim team for their amazing season!
The boys varsity team won the ILH Swim Championships, where
seniors MJ Mao and Albert Zhi broke several records. The boys
team also took second place at the K Mark Takai Swimming and
Diving Championships. Seniors Albert Zhi, M.J. Mao and Keenan
Lee, joined by junior Edmund Shiu, set the record for the 200
medley relay. It's the first time three seniors contributed to a win
in the event since 2013. Other records set this season included:
Hawaii Men’s 400 medley relay- MJ Mao, Albert Zhi (3:56.78)
ILH 200 medley relay- MJ Mao, Edmund Shiu (1:36.41)
ILH 400 freestyle relay- Keenan Lee, MJ Mao, Albert Zhi (3:08.87)

Special recognition to swimmer, MJ Mao, who broke
multiple state and ILH records this season. He set the
record in the boys 17-18 age group for the 100 breaststroke
(SCY) with a time of 53:71, the 100 breaststroke (LCM) with
a time of 1:03.27, and the 200 breaststroke (SCY) with a
time of 1:58.37. He holds ILH records for the 100 butterfly
(48.90), the 100 breaststroke (54.61), and the 200
individual medley (1:36.41). He also holds records within
the Hawaii High School Athletic Association (HHSAA) for the
100 butterfly with a time of 47.13 and the 100 breaststroke
with a time of 54.40, Great job MJ!

108

JV Boys Varsity Girls

Oliver Bauer, Oscar
Cardona, Garcia Garcia,
Jonathan Jaictin, Daven

Kanno, Koshin
Matsushima, Felix
Pidlaoan, Qadir Queen,
Shae Remigio, Kyle

Roche, Javier
Rodriguez-Chang

Varsity Boys

Oliver Bauer, Oscar, Felix Pidlaoan, Shae Alyssia Chen, Caitlyn Fujiwara, Marisah Goo, Tina Loos, Katie
Remigio, Kyle Roche, Javier Rodriguez-
Chang Nishimura, Allyson Pang, Megan Park, Taylor Sayles, Karissa

Sumimoto, Jamie Xiao Tennis

109

Judo

Luke Horiuchi, Travis Nakasato,
Reid Muromoto, Kai Nakamura

Jarred Baker, Ryan Benevente, Jordan
Nakamura, Kayla O'Sullivan, Bryce Otsuka,,
Robert Walker Jr.

Wrestling

Water Polo

Dani Sur

110

Air Riflery

Girls JV: Summer Chen, Ely Redoble
Girls Varsity: Ivana Martinez
Boys JV: Liam Esteban
Boys Varsity: Jonah Chun, Kyle Furuta, Riley
Hermosura, Treven Tengan, YumingTao

Boys Varsity I: Kai Sunahara, Tyson Tonokawa Girls Varsity I: Allysha Mateo

Boys Varsity II: Girls Varsity II:
Renceh Flojo, Christian Francisco, Micah Miyashiro Sasha Matsunami, Nicole
Simon, Adrienne Senining

111

STAFF/FACULTY

I 12

ADMINISTRATION & STAFF

Most Rev. Clarence (Larry) Rev. Gordian Carvalho President Shana Tong Naomi Saito Steven Caley
Silva, DD Principal/Vice-President Executive Assistant VP Academics & Facultv

Camille Michel Thomas "Chico" Furtado Jennifer Bauer Larry Kekaulike Gina Cobb David Bayne
Associate Director School Counselor
VP Counseling & Guidance VP School Culture Student Activities Coordinator Dir. of College Guidance

Darcie Kawamura Kristina Barayuga Leonardo Delgado Anna Marks Jonathan Howe Cyndi Medeiros
Director of Scheduling Admin. Assistant Campus Minister Admin. Assistant Technology Specialist Admin. Assistant

Elizabeth Nievera Marisa Wong Keenan Kurihara Benjamin Valle Dan Nagami Lester Oshiro
Dir. of Special Programs Facilities Manager
Parent Communications Health Aide/Admin. Assist. Marketing & Communication Athletics Director

Capt. Christopher Ugale John Madriaga

Dir. of Mx Scholar Program Dir. of STEM & Aerospace

113

FACULTY

Cheyne Andrade Harolynn Ka' oi Arakaki-Pedro Carl Berger William Bow Stephanie Capen Suzeth Carreon
Religion Religion
Mx PE & Religion Hawaiian Mx STEM & Engineering Academic Dean, Mathematics

Michelle Corpus Edward DaSilva Kyle Davis Mason Donald Evan Eliason Jasmine Fernandez
Art Science Science English Band Performing Arts

Tamara Gillia Franklin Gonzales Kelly Grant Eugene Guillian Stephanie Henry Eric Hermosura
Graphic Arts Religion Physical Education Science Mx Math & Engineering Mx History & Religion

Shawn Higa Cari Ann Honda Troy Kamiya Kathleen Lance Charlene Martin William McFeeley III
Math Science Social Studies English Social Studies Science

FACULTY

Heidi McGivern Jefferey McGivern Rie Mizumura Rachel Moriyama Michelle Nakanishi-Sarae Kristie Nourrie
History Religion Japanese Social Studies Physical Education Art

SENIOR THROWBACKS

116





Remember Junior Year?

WOLFPAI

FOCUS ON

The Future

We, the senior class of 2017, would like to end our time with
Maryknoll by saying thank you. Thank you for the memories
and moments that we will remember as a class together. Here's
to the friends we have made, the obstacles we've overcome, the
bonds we have made with the faculty and staff and finally,
here's to the future, wherever it may take us.
120 - The class of 2017

CHICAGO CUBSl

.orld series champions

®TOYOTA

■-------------

.creaks5

ar-

OUT OF THE POOL

Swimmer Michael Phelps, the most decorated Olympic athlete
in history, confirms his plans to retire from competitive swimming
after the Summer Games in Rio.

SIMONE & SIMONE

Team USA gymnast Simone Biles brings home four gold medals
and a silver from Rio. Swimmer Simone Manuel sets a record in
the women’s 100-meter freestyle and is the first African-American
woman to win gold in an individual swimming event.

BEST IN BRAZIL

Team USA tops the world medal tally in the 2016 Rio Olympics and
a total of 121 medals, beating its previous record of 110.

USA CHINA GREAT RUSSIA GERMANY
BRITAIN

OONO’ MIGHTY MEDALIST

By winning two gold medals and one silver in Rio,
sprinter Allyson Felix brings her Olympic medal total
to nine, making her the most decorated woman
the history of U.S. track and field.

TRUE CHAMPIONS

American runner, Abby D'Agostino and New Zealander, Nikki Hambin, fall
during the women’s 5,000-meter race. They help each other up and finish
together, despite D’Agostino’s injured ankle.

A BIG SPLASH

U.S. swimmer, Katie Ledecky,
claims four gold medals and
one silver in Rio, where she
breaks her own world record
for the 800-meter freestyle.

ON THE RUN

Jamaican sprinter, Usain Bolt, brings home three
gold medals from Rio and hints at retirement.

2016 Gold Glove Award Winners BASEBALL GREATS

POSITION AL WINNER TEAM POSITION NL WINNER TEAM Eighteen Major League Baseball players,
including two from the World Series
P Dallas Keuchel HOU P Zack Greinke ARI champion Cubs, receive Rawlings Gold
C Salvador Perez KCR c Buster Posey SFG Glove awards from The Society for
1B Mitch Moreland TEX 1B Anthony Rizzo CHC American Baseball Research.
2B Ian Kinsler DET 2B Joe Panik SFG
3B Adrian Beltre TEX 3B Nolan Arenado COL
SS Francisco Lindor CLE SS Brandon Crawford SFG
LF Brett Gardner NYY LF Starling Marte PIT
CF Kevin Kiermaier TBR CF Ender Inciarte ATL
RF Mookie Betts BOS RF Jason Heyward CHC

IV

PENGUINS PEAK CLEVELAND CLAIMS NBA TITLE

The Pittsburgh Penguins skate to their fourth Stanley Cup championship in LeBron James and the Cavaliers beat the Golden
a 4-2 series, defeating the San Jose Sharks 3-1 in Game 6 at SAP Center. State Warriors 93-89 in Game 7 and give their city
its first major sports championship since 1964.

**

BRADY WORKS OVERTIME

Quarterback Tom Brady celebrates his fifth Super Bowl win as he leads the New England Patriots
to a 34-28 victory over the Atlanta Falcons in the first-ever Super Bowl to go into overtime.

»

SERENA TAKES THE LEAD CLEMSON NABS NCAA
CHAMPIONSHIP
Serena Williams defeats her sister, Venus, in the
Australian Open final. With her 23rd grand slam title, | The Tigers push back Alabama’s
she surpasses Steffi Graf for the Open Era record. Crimson Tide 35-31, thanks to a
last-second touchdown by Clemson
wide receiver Hunter Renfrow.

HILLARY MAKES HISTORY

The Democratic convention
nominates former Secretary of
State Hillary Clinton, the nation’s
first woman to run for President as
the candidate of a major party.

TRUMP TRIUMPH

Republican nominee Donald Trump, a businessman and reality TV
star, defeats Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, in a hard-fought
election, to become the 45th President of the United States.

HOT NEW PHONE UK DECIDES TO BREXIT

Samsung recalls almost two million Galaxy Note 7 phones after battery Great Britain’s voters choose to leave the European Union, reflecting
malfunctions cause the devices to explode and burst into flames. growing concerns about immigration, national identity and the economy.

ZIKA MOSQUITOES PEARL HARBOR
SPREAD FEAR
The nation observes the 75th anniversary of Japan’s
Cases of Zika, a mosquito-borne surprise attack on the American naval base in Hawaii
virus that causes serious birth
defects, are reported in Florida
and Texas.

MATTHEW MAYHEM 9/11 ANNIVERSARY

Matthew, a Category 5 Atlantic hurricane, leaves The country observes the
a wake of damage and destruction stretching 15th anniversary of the
from the Caribbean to the coasts of Florida, September 11 terrorist
Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina. attacks. President Obama
honors the victims and
their families in a speech
at a memorial service at
the Pentagon.

TRAVEL TO CUBA $ SPELL “COINCIDENCE”

American Airlines Flight 17 from Miami is For the third straight year, the Scripps National Spelling Bee declares two
* the first regularly scheduled commercial winners. Eleven-year-old Nihar Janga of Austin, Texas and 13-year-old
Jairam Hathwar of Corning, New York are co-champions.
flight from the U.S. to Havana since 1961.
ftf

AIR AMAZON TESLA CARS RECEIVE AUTOPILOT UPDATE

An Amazon customer in London is the recipient of the With an over-the-air update, Tesla adds self-driving functionality to thousands
e-commerce company’s first home delivery by drone. of their customers’ vehicles; however drivers can’t go completely hands-free.

MOVIES



CM A © A

50th annual cma

At the Country Music Awards, host Carrie
Underwood wins Female Vocalist of the
Year; Chris Stapleton nabs Best Music
Video and Male Vocalist of the Year.

QUEEN BEY REIGNS SUPREME ARIANA ACES THE AMAS

With her record-breaking nine nominations, Ariana Grande sends love to her fans in a heartfelt acceptance
Beyonce leads the Grammy pack, followed speech for her American Music Awards Artist of the Year award.
by Drake, Kanye and Rihanna, with eight

a piece.

7 BILLION STREAMERS AND COUNTING

ith the most streamed single, “One Dance,” and the most streamed
jum, “Views,” Drake is the most streamed artist of the year according
Apple Music and Spotify.

TWENTY ONE IS NUMBER ONE

With the top three songs on the Hot Rock Songs chart, Twenty One Pilots
comes out on top as the Billboard top Rock Artist of the Year.

TAYLOR TAKES THE LEAD SONGWRITER NABS NOBEL

Forbes crunches the numbers and finds that Taylor Swift is the world's The Swedish Academy bestows the Nobel Prize in literature on
highest-paid musician, ahead of One Direction in second place and singer-songwriter Bob Dylan. It’s the first time the award has
gone to a musician.
Adele in third.

JUDGES CROWN A COUNTRY VOICE

Soulful country singer Sundance Head, from Porter, Texas
is named the winner in the Season 11 finale of The Voice.

TEN YEARS OF TIMBERLAKE

TEEN CHOICE celebrates Justin
Timberlake with its first-ever Decade
Award to mark his 10-year-career as a
TEEN CHOICE icon.

RISING ON “FALLING”

In the grand finale of American Idol: The Farewell Season, Mississippi native
Trent Harmon performs his coronation song, “Falling,” as the season’s winner.

THE OSCAR GOES TO LEO

After five previous nominations, Leonardo DiCaprio finally clinches an
Academy Award. He is named Best Actor for his role in The Revenant.

WARDS I I

___ 2016 AWARDS

1 HOWL AT THE MOON

z* ♦ In the sixth and final season of MTV’s popular
supernatural drama, Teen Wolf, the characters
♦ ♦' confront ghostly adversaries during their last
semester of high school.
' I*

*4 h
y. j
J -A
. -v * + v; i
4I •

4

J

*4 a* V'1
4>

/■ *

J . a. ta

Pop culture fans bid farewell to several iconic performers including music legends Prince and David Bowie, actor Alan Rickman

and actor/screenwriter Carrie Fisher. «

■r F#

“HELLO” FROM THE CARPOOL

The year’s most-viewed YouTube video captures Adele’s appearance in “Carpool
Karaoke” a popular recurring feature on James Corden’s Late Late Show on CBI

SATELLIT

XIV FASHION FLASHBACK

Iconic looks from the 1990s — like chokers, Doc Martens, biker jackets, jelly sandals,
scrunchies. overalls, high-waist jeans and flannels — make a comeback.

POKEMON PHENOMENON

Pokemon Go is a bestselling game;
millions of players hunt and capture its
digital creatures, resulting in a dramatic
increase in visits to parks across the nation.

HOT TICKET

With its game-changing diverse cast and hip-hop soundtrack,
the revolutionary Hamilton is hailed by critics and fans as one
of the best Broadway musicals of all time.

POTTER RULES

A special rehearsal script
for Harry Potter and the
Cursed Child, the eighth
story in J.K. Rowling’s
popular series, tops the
Amazon bestseller list.

PEOPLE'S

CHOICE

aim-

INSIDE THE LINES STRIKE A POSE

Sales of adult coloring books soar as baby boomers and #MannequinChallenge goes viral as sports
millennials snap them up as a way to relax, de-stress teams, athletes, politicians and celebrities
and take a break from their digital devices. film themselves posing as living statues.

TEENS’ TOP APPS BEST YOUNG ADULT BOOKS IN 2016

• Snapchat • Twitter Avid readers find well-written tales in every genre:
• Spotify • What’s App historical fiction, magical fantasy, star-crossed love
• Instagram • Facebook Messenger and modern kids with age-old problems.

• And I Darken - Kiersten White
• The Lie Tree - Frances Hardinge
• The Serpent King - Jeff Zentner
• The Girl from Everywhere - Heidi Heilig
• The Raven King - Maggie Stiefvater

Things your parents did but
you may never do:

• Miss your favorite TV show or sit through all of the commercials
• Roll down the car window manually
• Use a printed paper map on a road trip
• Rent a movie that the person before you did not rewind
• Use a printed encyclopedia to do homework
• Look for a phone number in a book
• Develop a roll of film to see pictures taken
• Hear a typewriter
• Use 1-800-COLLECT

PHOTO CREDITS: Olympics/Sports MARTIN BUREAU/AFP/Getty Images. Kyodo News/Getty Images, Harry How/Getty Images. Ezra Shaw/Getty Images, Image lazyllama/Shutterstock. Inc, ppart/Shutterstock, DaboosVShirtterstock wavebreakmedia/Shutterstock,

Nlyazz/Shutterstock. patrice6000/Shutterstock. Ian Walton/Getty Images, Mark Reis/Colorado Springs Gazette/TNS via Getty Images, ODD ANDERSEN/AFP/Getty Images, Raymond Boyd/Getty Images, David E. Klutho/Sports lllustrated/Getty Images, Ian Johnson/lc

Sportswire via Getty Images, Raymond Boyd/Getty Images, courtesy of Rawlings, Dave Sandford/NHU via Getty Image, Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images, Jamie Squire/Getty Images, Ezra Shaw/Getty Images, Scott Barbour/Getty Images Juan Lainez/MarlnMedia org/Cal Sport

Media via AP Images, News: Mark WIIson/Getty Images, Drew Angerer/Getty Images. George Frey/Getty Images, Justin Tallis/Getty Images, MIGUEL SCHINCARIOL/Getty Images, Marco Garcia/Getty Images, Smith Collectlon/Gado/Getty Images Gary Hershorn/Gelt

Images, ffoto29/Shutterstock. Alex Wong/Getty Images, Courtesy Amazon.com, Bloomberg/Getty Images, Movies: ©Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures/courtesy Everett Collection. ©Universal/courtesy Everett Collection, ©Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures/

courtesy Everett Collection, ©Warner Bros/courtesy Everett Collection, ©Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures/courtesy Everett Collection. ©Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures/Lucasfilm Ltd./courtesy Everett Collection. Entertainment- Taylor Hlll/Getty Images,

Taylor Hill/Getty Images, Larry Busacca/PW/Getty Images. Kevin Mazur/Getty Images, Michael Tran/Getty Images, Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images, Kevin Winter/Getty Images, Taylor Hill/Getty Images, Celebrity News Trae Patton/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Gf

Images, Kevin Winter/Getty Images, Jason Merritt/Getty Images, Todd Williamson/Getty Images, Matt Winkelmeyer/MTV1415/Getty Images, Dave Benett/Getty Images, 7831 /Getty Images, Prince Kevin Winter/Getty Images. CAP/PFL7MedlaPunch/IPX AP Images f

Culture: CBS Photo Archlve/Getty Images, Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images. John Shearer/Getty Images. David Livingston/Getty Images, PG/Bauer-GriffIn/Getty Images, JEWEL SAMAD/Getty Images, Walter McBrlde/r„ i>, 9 ' "" Uark/Wlrelma9e wa
Images Fun Facts Thomas Trutschel/Getty. KA2UHIR0 NOGI/Getty

XVI ©2017 Jostens, Inc •ted In USA. 161827 (34







TWENTY

SEUEItTEEH[llllllllll

JIHIIIUI

lliiiimil