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Prom Court

1974

“ I Won’t Last a Day Without You” was the theme for
the Junior-Senior Prom this year. Sponsored by the
Prom Committee, this special night was on April 18th,
held at Kahala Hilton’s Waialae Room. Music was
provided by Serenity.

Prince Jicky Ferrer and Princess Patty Hanely

Prince Scott Wong and Princess Jeanne Au

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Boys’ Varsity-L to R Row 1-Raymond Chun, Adrian Chang, Kevin Omura, Cedric Wong, Kevin Garner. Row 2-Coach Kalaukoa, Mike Look, Pat­
rick Kozuma, John Cloyd, Ricky Moad (co-captain), Donald Kalaukoa, Gerald Javier (co-captain) Missing-Kenneth Fletcher.

Volleyball

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Girls’ Varsity-L to R Row 1-Coach Ong. Row 2-Susan Thompson, Pam Kalaukoa, Iris Shimabukuro, Debra Brown, Susan Look. Row 3-Moana
Quinn, Steph Akau, Agnes Kini, Robbie Ostrowski, Trudy Grilho (manager), Laurie Shirai (captain), Dora Ching.

Under the guidance of Coach Kalaukoa, the boys worked
hard to gain their best record yet. Sparked by the talents
of Ricky Moad and Gerald Javier they won five games
this season. Most members of the team were well experi­
enced and played well against the other schools.

The Girls’ Varsity Team had a rough season and found
the competition stiff. They ended the season with a 5-11
record. Led by Captain Laurie Shirai and spikers Akau
and Ostrowski, they put up a good fight.

Both varsity teams can look forward to next year’s turn­
out since most of the current members will be returning.

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Estrella (MPI), Jim Kuwada (MPI), Robert Meserve (UH), Avery Chang (MPI), Gary Uyenting (MPI), Pat Lum (MK). 2nd Row- John Keanini (MK),
Raymond Yoshida (MPI), Ron Shirra (HBA), Bobby Dunaway (MK), Bill McCarthy (MPI), Craig Park (UH), John Saruwatari (UH ),Clyde Miyoshi
(UH), R.P.Kamalii (UH), Mike Tompkinson (UH), Neal Leandro (UH), Alan Mitsui (MPI), Lionel Shiroma(UH), Mike Muramoto (HBA), Dennis
Chun (MK), Mark Kitamura (MPI), Dean Okihiro (MPI), Ronald Panzo (MK).

HBMMU Varsity Football

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form the HBMMU football team entered the varsity level of competition. It had been a long way up for all the four
schools. From flag football to JV Tackle Football, they have finally reached their ultimate challenge. Under the direc­
tion of Head Coach Leon Schumaker and four assistant coaches, they undertook a mighty task. Although the Hummers
could not claim a victorious game, they played with fine skill, courage, and spirit in effort to score several touchdowns
during the season.

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Maryknoll Varsity Football Players

410 % Larry Stephens James Hiramatsu

Bobby Dunaway Running back Running back

Offensive guard

Ron Panzo Dennis Chun Todd Tom

Center Defensive end Defensive back

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HBMMU Junior Varsity Team

Mitch Blaisdell Matt Chun Paul Cueroni John Noland Rodney Lum
Defensive End Quarterback Cornerback Linebacker Offensive Guard

Keith Calistro Jicky Ferrer David Ho Mike Rene Herbert Nishii
Halfback Offensive Tackle Halfback End- Safety Safety

Patrick Chong Glenn Fujisawa Tad Dator Stacey Sato Jiro Tomimitsu
Offensive Center End End Linebacker Halfback

SPIRIT - PRIDE

Frosh Football

Arthur Duffy, Robin Lee, Kyle Nakanelua, Kevin Ahakuelo, Marvin Silva, Pat O’Brian, Craig Nagasawa,
David Gerbering

VARSITY- Kneeling- Scott Wong, Jeannie Au. Standing- Terri Chung, Theresa Mui, Michelle Wong, Joe Goo, Jere Chang, Pam Chun, Gwen Hew,
Glenn Fujisawa, Wayne Young, Thomas Ching, Russell Hirata, Stanford Lee. MISSING- Andrea Nestro, Clayton Lum.

Varsity and J.V. Bowling

JUNIOR VARSITY- Row 1- Norma King, Iris Shimabukuro, Davelyn Wong, Lori Ho, Patty Chun, Francine Lee. Row 2- Lionel Mew, Milton
Wong, David Ho, Jeff Kop, Rodney Tom, Gerald Young, Scott Nanbara.

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Varsity Basketball

The Varsity basketball team was expressive of the true Maryknoll Spirit, this year. Things looked dim at the start of
the pre-season, but time progressed and the boys gained more experience. The team captured second in the Mid-Pacific
Invitational, and first in the Punahou Class “A” Invitational. As the season opened, the Spartans faced many stiff
competitors.

#3 Joe Goo # 13 Steve Nishimura /
Senior- Forward Senior- Forward Captain
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#4 Todd Tom
Junior- Forward

# 5 Robbi Gouveia
Senior- Guard

# 11 David Carreira # 14 Gerald Javier #21 Mike Matsen
Senior- Forward Senior- Guard Senior- Forward

Mr. Russell Dung « #32 Ken Fletcher
Assistant Coach 1 Sophomore- Center

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SEASON SCOREBOARD #24 Richard Wilk
Senior- Forward
Maryknoll 70 Mid-Pacific 61
Maryknoll 45 Punahou “ A" 51 #23 Mike Look
Maryknoll 59 St. Louis "A" 36 Junior- Forward
Maryknoll 76 Hawaii Baptist 44
Maryknoll 53 UHS 54 #22 Larry Stephens
Maryknoll 69 Mid-Pacific 58 Senior- Guard
Maryknoll 49 Punahou “ A” 54
Maryknoll 62 St. Louis “ A" 41
Maryknoll 74 Hawaii Baptist 39
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J.V. Basketball

Row 1- Kerry Lam, Glenn Fujisawa, Patrick Kozuma (Captain), Gerald Young, James Hiramatsu. Row 2- Mike Rene, John Noland, Henry Fabro,
Bill Robinson. Row 3- Greg Kageyama (Assistant!. Patrick Lum (Manager), Donald Kalaukoa, David Felix, Bobby Dunaway, Coach Joe Yasutake.

Showing poise and determination, the Jayvee Spartans have complied impressive wins oyer Mid-Pac
(51-40; 63-53), Our Redeemer (65-47; 52-41), Hawaii Baptist (55-23), and University High (52-41).

At this date, the Jayvees are undefeated in season play.

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Omura, Clement Tomimitsu, Craig Nagasawa, Row 4- Cedric Wong, Norman Padilla, Robin Lee, Patrick Ogawa, Kevin Ahakuelo, Tani Kenessey,
Row 5- Matt Tsukuzak (Manager), Ricky Moad (Statistician), Iris Shimabukuro (score keeper), Robin Taira (Manager), Missing: Scott Black.

The Freshman team this year lacked height and experience. Overcoming many obstacles they staged impressive wins of
over University High, Our Redeemer, Iolani B, and Punahou B. The team contained spirit and pride and shows hope
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HBMMU
Swimming

This year Maryknoll again teamed
up with swimmers from Mid-Pac,
University High, and Hawaii Bap­
tist Academy to pull together a
great swim team. Using the facili­
ties on the Mid-Pac campus, our
swimmers diligently practiced after
school daily to perfect their indivi­
dual strokes and contribute to the
teams’ over-all performance.

Varsity Girls) Left To Right- Laurie Shirai, Kehau Parker, Corliss Mukaigawa, Tana Hogan, Lynn
Walz, Carla Chock, Donna Chun, Frances Wong. Missing- Moana Quinn, Lynn Mc-

Coach Cluskey, Tina Martin, Jere Chang, Gwen Hew.

V a rS lty B o y s ^eft Ricky Moad, Bryant Wong, Wayne Young, Russell Hirata, Dennis Chun,
Michael Tsushima, Missing- Gilbert Ishihara, John Ng. Raymond Chun, Mike Mielstein.

J.V. Girls Row 1- Susan Look. Row 2- Shere Lam, Val Lum, Denise Chang, Carolyn Chun, Sandra Kala- !
ukoa. Row 3- Santhi Ching, Deana Chung, Davelyn Wong, Rose Chang, Lynn Shirai, Marla
Munar.Row 4-Cindy Berrie,Laurene Mau,Lottie Chun,Candace Ishikawa, Lucy Mau, Bernie Loo.

MHS Tennis
Teams

With an inexperienced J.V. team Mr. Kaufmann devel­
oped a group who put their best effort forward at every
game. Varsity with many returnees won impressive feats
against highly ranked schools.

I V RoVS Row Tim Gaud’ Pat chong> Jerry Ryan. Row 2- Jason Tsuyemura, Henry Harbidge, Milton
J.V. DUy » Gib0) Jeffrey Kop> Todd Tomi Matt Churi; Gerald Young.

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Row 1-L To R-Sanidad, Laurenson, Helfrich, Matte, Teramoto. Row 2-Togawa, Barboza, Pang, Watt, Candia, Chang.
Row 3-Lau, Chock, Ohtani, Yoda, Kunimune, Grilho, Shimabukuro, Yuen, Gagnon, Baldock.

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Coach Patti Sullivan

This year’s girls’ track team was blessed with a huge turn out from
Maryknoll. Coach Patti Sullivan was happy to have many returnees
and new faces which show promise in future years.

Recently, finishing their first meet, the Hummers placed in many
events. They expanded their force by entering, for the first time, in
the long jump, and shot put events as well as their sprinters and

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I l l H i n r \ Z n T * Q l t V Cheerleaders- Christine Ohtani, Colleen
J U1UU1 V a i Yoda, Brenda Lum, Donna Budar, Lyn­

ne Shimabukuro. Songleaders- Lovelyn Mun, Phyliss Tamanaha, Charlene Lum.

MISSING: PepChairmen- Julia Yoneoka.

1973-1974 Pep Squads

F r r \ c V l Song; Candace Ishikawa,
* * U o i l Lori Ohtani, Lottie Chun,
Lisa Kunimune, Iris Matsunaga. Cheer;
Janet Garcia, Staci Hogan, Jonette San­
tos, Cheryl Domingo, Lori Won, Kelli
Cardeiro, Rosemarie Chang; Drum, Deb­
bie Garcia, Coordinator, Debbie Na-

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CAP Section Head; Senate Section Head

LYNN DATOR
Underclassmen Section Head

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Senior Section Head

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Assistant Editor

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Senate- Organizations Section Business Manager

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Activities Section

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