1965

Development & Alumni Office





WHILE WE R E
YOUNG• •

arar; --uuse near by
love our own country and

f others; love Catholics, schismatics,

ants, the indifferent; love Moslem*.,

a t h e i s t s l o v e members of all su-

asses, particularly those most in need

and support; love our adversaries
nt no man as our enemy; love our own

our modern civilization, techniques,

ort, our world. Let us love it, ap-

e,esteem, serve it, and suffer for it."

y each of you, graduates of 1965,
ur world with Christ, your starting
your leader, your goal.

Devotedly in Christ,

jP i *~ni _ / i ^ *

Sister Carla Marie

DEDICA TION

SR. MICHAEL M ARIE

From 1953 to 1964, Gr.
Michael Marie, as princi­
pal, steered Maryknoll
through progressive years,
'-lie initiated accelerated
academic programs ana our
present rotating schedule;
she improved our sports
program,our physical edu­
cation program, and the
scholastic curriculum.
During her time, GAP be­
came part of Marylcnoll.

In gratitude, we dedi­
cate this work to her.

SR. CARLA MARIE

"Christ our starting point,
Christ our leader and our way,
Christ our hope and our goal."
Pope Paul VI

Dear Graduates,

In your years at Maryknoll High School
you have studied, worked, played, and prayed
in a Christocentric atmosphere. You have had
every opportunity to prepare yourself for the
most important act of your life - commitment
to Christ. Our hope is that you young men
and women of Maryknoll have faced the reli -
gious crisis courageously and intelligently
and have come forth committed, apostolic
Christ ians.

Christ's way is one of LOVE. The start­
ing point is love; the goal is love. As
Christian apostles you must above all show
forth to the world the LOVE of Christ.

With Our Holy Father, Pope Paul VI, "Let
us love our world. Let us love those near by
and those afar; lo\/e our own country and
those of others; love Catholics, schismatics,
Protestants, the indifferent; love Moslem.,
pagans, atheists,.... love members of all su-
cial classes, particularly those most in need
qi me ip and support; love our adversaries
- want no man as our enemy; love our own
times; our modern civilization, techniques,
art, sport, our world. Let us love it, ap­
preciate ,esteem, serve it, and suffer for it."

May each of you, graduates of 1965,
"love our world" with Christ, your starting
point, your leader, your goal.

Devotedly in Christ,

Sister Carla Marie

JAMES J

Bishop o f
Honolulu

FA THER
JOHN JOYCE

Pastor ° f

Sacred Heart



faculty

Mr. Anthony
Seliitto

Sr. Thomas Fr. Francis
Michael MacRae

Sr. Mary Sr. Mary Sr. Mary
Corita Neri Letitia

Mrs. Klara Mrs. Muramoto Mrs. Taguchi Mr. Yueno
Chun

Sr. MadeIon
Marie

Fr. Thomas Nolan
Sr* Joseph Marie

Father John Mr. Allan
Stankard Yuen

Sr. Mary Mrs. Irene Sr. Marie1
Celestine Spencer

Mrs. Ahakuelo Mrs. Kanaka Mrs. Ching Br. Venard
Ruane





NHS
Fine
Arts

CCD

Memory
Book

Science

Chi Rho S t a f f

Sacristy
Kaights

PAAC

I

Mr* Arnold Kaliszewski

Mike Kwak

Scorekeeper
Ted Soong

Eric Tiwanak



Coaoh
Mr* Sellitto

Kneelings Billy Gaud, Paul DeVille, John Pierce, William Jackson, co­
captain, Russell Ing* Standings Alexander Celebrado, Jason Yoon, Wen­
dell Konn, Mr* Sellitto, ooach, Mike Meyer, co-captain, Ted Bergold,
Hazlett Weatherwax*

First row: Marie Wong, Roberta Ching, Felice Wong, Gayla
Enos, Beverly Freitas* Second row: Mary Ann Yim, Verna
Nakanelua, Charlene Leong, Mr. Kelly, coach, Fatty Wong,
Debby Low, captain. Missing: Stephanie WaltJen.

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Kneeling: Darlene Gaud, Gloria Silva, Kneeling: James 'Wong, captain, Kenneth
Karen Macaraeg, Lynette Ikemoto, cap­ Karhuse, Guy DePrimo. Standing: Steve
tain. Standing: Lily Kwock, Helen Kula, Frank Ramos, Darryl Fong, Robert
Davis, Lorrie Boken, Kaala pat Ridley. Miley, Tom Clarkin, Pat Reed*



Int ram urah

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B. Alexander T. Leinweber
P. Brilhante G. Makuakane
G. Ching W. Maskell
M. Chow P. Matsumura
M. Conway L. Matsuo
N. Eshima R. Sammarco
D, Failado L. Shadeck

President
Thomas Hulten

V. President
Jerome TanaPa

St. Councilor
Susan Tiano

Secretary H. Fong M. Siffin
Marylene Chun L. Harada W. Soares
A . Harpem S. Souza
Treasurer C. Hee P. Wills
Robert Davis F. Ho F. Ilehara
C. Fwak P. Wong
W. Lee S. Wong

J . Dung A. Prestige
K. Elms S. Siu
S. Garcia D. Soleto
H. Ghering R. Sugai
E. Ho J. Tom
B. Hughes U. Yim
K. Ives P. Yoon

President
Michael Turpel

V. President
Carl Lau

St. Councilor
Michael Leach

J. Bergeron C. Kong Secretary
K. Bergold W. Kwock Stephanie Choy
C. Burns C. Lee
D. Caires S. Lee Treasurer
F. Condry A. Leong Norman Braz
M. PeMello K. Murakami
T. Dunbar D. Matsumoto

G . Lum
M. KcClain
S. Nakanishi

C. Nunes
R. Pang
E. Peterson
F. Sousa

V. President
James Honea

St. Councilor
Jill Donnelly

Secretary
Sandra. Asejo

VJ. Aka mine V. Victoria
J. Anderson D. Vong
M. Burroughs J. hong
E. Ching C. Yoshid'-
I:. Chun P. "-apotocky
C. Hew
P . Leong I



T. Brennon President V. President C. Cabral
K. Ching Martin Lopez Chuck Myers
C. Chun
C. Dang I

St. Councilor P • Chow
Dana Aluli

Secretary Treasurer C. Cabral
Darlene Kojo Haunani Apoliana

J. Phillips J. Dougherty

C. Fellez S . Gorman P. Hu ft. Ing S. Kam J. Kaufmann

M. Kozuki S. Kula P. Lau A. Lum D. Lum M. Montero

L. Niemitz J. Perreira R. Shimizu ft. Sweeney S. Yamamoto M. Yim

S, Bailado President V. President A. Celebrado
3. Cbun George Benskin Bryan Tallo

St. Councilor V. Eu
Gail Nakagaki

L. Farnell Secretary Treasurer D. Fong
Wendy Fredericks Sharon Mosley J. Gore

M. Garrahan

.

C. Min

S. Nitta J. Radich S. Smith E. Tiwanak

N* Tong C. Yim

E. Au President V. President
Philip Tokunaea U a y n e Chinen

St. Councilor i. Boken
Pam Puyear L i. Chu
B . Dumaran
J. Bryant Secretary Treasurer
F. Curanirrs Chris Teli.is Joe Turpel

l-I. Furtado '\7 Gaud R. Gertz K. Gonsieuski J. Kaufmann

il. Kendall C. Knock D. Lau

P. i.uneno vJ» Tome



J. Belles
T. Bergold

S. Chong M. Bias
S. Chun D. Echiverri
S. Pemotta W. Gaud

President P. Gorospe
Paul BeVille S. Ishimine
L. Kula
V. President C. Leong
Randall Anderson D. Stillson

St. Councilor W. McDermott J. Shelton
Malcolm Chang P. McLain L. Stillson
D. McIntyre A. Tim
J. Morgan V. Theresa
J. Pierce P. Wong
D. Schultz J. Yoon

Secretary Treasurer
Verna Nakanelua Michael Chock

Treasurer N. Tong
Tom Clar! in P. Ukishima
L. Wong
St. Councilor K. Yap'
Sylvia Chinr F. Yoslida
M. Young
Vi. Chun
S. Furuya. ■j. jum D. Fakahara
R. Gauthier S. Lum
F. Ocalvey
M. McCarthy J. Rego
If. Mcrihbone.y D. Robello

President V.President
Michael Kwak Mike Murphy

M. Alencastre Seoretary Treasurer
Y. Aluli Marie Wong Garrick Dung
J. Buescher
E. Chang St. Councilor
N. Chang Kathy Karhuse
M. Chun

D. Cotton
L. Cummings
R. Dick
T. Ganade
C. Bering

D. Hudak R. Ching
L. Ikemoto M. Meyer
N. Kanai K. Ridley
M. Leineweber J. Rummel

T. Silva C. Soares
S. Siu P. w ong

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As the M*r,Tknoll Cadet Academy
passed s milestone in its short
history one figure dominated those
proud, oast five years. Kis con­
tinued perserverance, his untiring
leade ship, and his unfailing loy­
alty to the Unit h»ve been carefully
imparted to the more than 500 cadets
who have come to know and respect
him not only as their Academy Com­
mander, but also as a sincere and
personable individual, Lieutenant
Colonel Francis G. Gomes.

Leading theia Academy at our
parades "nd social functions were
Cadet Colonel Nicol°s Deimse,T and
Honorary Colonel Gayle Enos. Their
personalities radiated an air of
brotherhood and friendliness where-
ever they haopened to be. As the
wing lenders of the Maryknoll Cadet
Academy, the" set fine examples for
both fledgling fourthcl^ssmen and
experienced firstcl«ssmen.

Deputy Commander Colonel Kenneth Karhuse
Croup Executive Officer

Major John Gonsievvski Major Gregory Silva Major Stephen Chock
Infor aticn Officer
Adjutant Training and Operations Officer

Major David Donnelly ■ajor Clyde Pang
Air Inspector Range Officer

Squadron "A"
Capt. Norman Min, Kon. Cept. Lynnette Yap,

1st Lt. Steven Baldanado, 2nd Lt. Frank
Ramos, 2nd Lt. Dawson Miura.

Squadron "B"
Capt. Micheal Dean , Hon. Capt. Bedda Bergold
1st Lt. Theodore Soong }2nd Lt. Joseph Haase,

2nd Lt. Stephen Hu,

Squadron "C"
Cant. Peter Felice?ngeli.Hon, Cant. Michele
Tokunaga,ist Lt. Clayton Fong, 2nd Lt.

Richard Yu, 2nd Lt. Steven Wong

cJl/[an.ij(zn.oLL c J'fig h <Sch ooL cStucLznt d o u n c it

1 4 0 2 ^ P u n a H o u <Sti£.E.t J i o n o t u lu , c H a v o a ii 9 6 S 2 2

Throughout the past year, ACTIVITY and OPPORTUNITY have
been the watchwords of the Maryknoll High School Student
C o u n c i l 0 Dynamic "Firsts" such as the editing of the Stu­
dent Handbook and the Student Activity Cards established a
trend early in the year. This trend was continued by such
activities as Friendship Week, Leadership Conference, Dan­
ces, Parish Luau, Mock Elections, Picnics , Christmas Bas­
kets and Pageant, Field Days, and a host of other activi­
ties. Legislation as the Division of Powers, Ticketing
Procedural, and Constitutional Revisions were enacted.
Inter-School Relations, in a spirit typifying Ecumenism,
also flourished,. Besides playing a dominant and active
role in the Honolulu High School Association, Maryknoll
High received national attention by being the principal
host of the State Student Council Conference, the H 0A 0S 0C.
Silver Jubilee Convention. All these activities, however
dynamic thouqh, would have proven fruitless without the
enthusiastic participation and leadership exibited by the
Student Council and the Student Body. As learners in this
virtual "Laboratory of Leadership", they more than proved
that: OPPORTUNITY BEGINS WITH THE MARYKNOLL HIGH SCHOOL

STUDENT COUNCIL.

EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

DAVID DONNELLY
Vice-President

GAVEL CLUB
Seated: L„ Dias, 11B; M. Kwak, 11C; R. Young, Student Body;
K. Karhuse, 12B; M 0 Dean, 12A; P 0 DeVille, 11A; Standing:
D. Lum, 9C; M„ Turpe l , 9B; M 0 Lopez, 10A; G. Benskin, 10B;
P. T oku n a g a , IOC. Missing: T. Hulten, 9 A .

CLASS STUDENT COUNCILLORS
Rl: S 8 Ching, K„ Karhuse, M.
Chang, G. Silva, L e Nishiga-
ya, T. Farm. R 2 : G. Nakaga-
ki, M. A l u l i , J 0 Donne l l y , S.
Tiano, M. Leach,

H.A.S.C. DELEGATES
Rl: S. Ching, K. Karhuse, B.-
Benskin, L. Nishigaya, L. Tom,
N. Kanai, Y. Aluli, R. Honea.
R2: R. Young, D. Donnelly, G. -
Dung, K. Karhuse, M. Kwak, L»-
D i a s , T . S o o n g , J. Gonsiewsk i ,
P. DeVille, N. Dempsey.

SPIRITUAL COMMITTEE
Rl: C. Leong, L. Lum, M. Aw -
ana, E. Ho, M. Chun, P. C h o w
R 2 : L. Shadeck, F. Wong, E.
Chang, N. Tong, W. Gaud,
Au, F. Ramos,

SCHOOL SPIRIT COMMITTEE
Rl: P. Nakahara, R. W o n g , B.
Benskin, D. Lum, B„ Dumaran.
R2: S. Strawn, G. Makuakane,
C. Chow, C. Herring, J. Rego,
T. Bergold.

WELFARE COMMITTEE
Rl: K. Smith, W. Tome, D.
Wong, R. I n g , R. Sugai. R 2 :
J. Anderson, K. McGibboney,
J. Buescher, J. Yoon, J. N i ­
elson, B. M i l e y .

PUBLICITY COMMITTEE
Rl: J. Ebisu, S. Yamamoto,
V. Victoria, P. Q n o , D. C o t ­
ton. R 2 : J. Gore, W. Gaud,
S. Wong, K. Oliver, P. Reed,
B. Alexander.

AFFILIATED ORGANIZATIONS
S. Wong, Chi-Rho; C. Gorman,
Pep; R. Thomas, NHS; K. O l i ­
ver, Forensics; R . H o n e a,
Sacristy, P. Lum, Mem. Book.

SOCIAL COMMITTEE
Rl: P. Chow, L. Nimitz, W.-
A k a m i n e , T. G a n a d e , L. Bail-
ado, M. Kendall. R 2 : L. Bo-
ken , L. Kula, K. Burns, B . -
Honea, M. Miller, E. T i w a n a k

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This certifies that the person named below is

entitled to participate in Ifr the activities sponsored

by The Maryknoll High School Student Council

Rebecca Honea

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