1986

(top left) Girts Varsity
Basketball Team: (first row) J.
Wassel, S. Scott, K. Donnegan,
C. Veatch, M. Kono, (second
row) C. Hamada, L. Arminio, D.
Kern, L. Baraquio, D. Ho, L.
Kam, A. Lo, C. Tanaka.
(top right) Kathi Donnegan
"shoots" a long shot.
(center) Sheila Scott starts the
team off with a warm-up
exercise before a game.
(above) Varsity players take a
break during their strenous
practice.
(far left) Julie Wassel
demonstrates her techinque
during a lay-up shot
(left) Lucy Baraquio goes for a
lay-up during practice, as
teammate Kathi Donnegan
encourages her

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Pac-Five Boys, Girls
Cross-Country

With many returnees, this year's Cross-Country team was
experienced and self-disciplined. Both girls and boys teams
practiced long and hard to improve their times in prepara­
tion for the weekend meets. The runners' determination for
perfection shined through as they paced themselves to a
second place finish in the ILH and earned a trip to the state
championship meet on Kauai. The Cross-Country team was
coached by Mr. Leo Marshall, who was voted ILH coach of
the year.

(top) Kim Murphy and Kristina
Peltier are alive and kicking during

a cross-country meet, (above)
Anna Bedish emulates her

childhood idols running cross­
country. (center) The Pac-Five

Cross-Country Team, (right)
Cross-country runners Paul Bedish,

Paul Smith, and Mark Dudock
stride their stuff, (far right) Burning
the course, Kathleen Peltier sprints

her way to a finish.

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Girls Varsity, JV
Softball

Due to the overwhelming interest in softball, Maryknoll was
able to create its own Junior Varsity and Varsity teams this
year. The JV season consisted of long workouts in which the
fundamentals were taught by Coach Glenn Oshiro and
then put to use in scrimmages against ILH and OIA teams.
The Varsity team showed great promise during preseason
play but found themselves up against stiff competition
when the regular season rolled around. The Varsity team,
coached by Mr. Andy Corcoran and Mr. Curtis Kern, has
great potential for the next season.

(top) Donna Ho takes a swing for success to
improve the record of the girls Varsity softball
team, (above left) Varsity softball player
Kathy Sousa pitches the ball, (above) Junior
Varsity Softball Team: (first row) L.
Vokoyama, V. Wong, K. Mito, K. Ching, D.
Gabriel, D. Acain. (second row) A. Horner, A.
White, S. Romes, S. Gardner, S. Lee. K. Hong.
L. Wong, (left) Girls Varsity Softball Team:
(first row) C. Tanaka, S. Ting, W. Tanoura, M.
Chong, C. Nakahara, D. Crowder, (second
row) Coach A. Corcoran, M. Kono. A. Lo, V.
Wong, L. Kern, K. Sousa, Coach C. Kern, (third
row) D. Ho, K. Nakoa, J. Gardner, S. Scott, D.
Kern, K. Ching.

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Boys, Girls Canoe
Paddling

There's an expression, "culture takes many forms”. For
some, paddling fulfills this need. Known as Te Hoe Mamu, the
Maryknoll padding team "swiftly and silently" braved its
way through the unpredictable waters of Hawaii. The Mary­
knoll paddlers combined with Damien and Saint Andrew's
Priory to form Kamiano. Because of pride in their culture, the
paddlers showed the spirit of a true Ghana.

(top) Junior Boys: D. Napoleon, K. Char, J. Muramoto, T.
Moreshige. (center) Senior girls takes a break during practice.

(above) Sophomore Girls: R. Roland, M. Chappell, L.
Nishigaya, M. Ratcliff, (right) Senior Girls: J. Young, C. Isabelo,

S. Ah Yuen.

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(top left) Freshman Girts: K. Asncion, C. Ho, L. Wong, J. Yu.
(top right) Sophomore Boys: P. Pollock. C. Pong, (center) The
sophomore boys await the start of the next race, (above)
Kamiano crew crosses the finish line, (left) Junior Girls: J.
Boyce, C. Sakai, C. Aquino, R. Ono, C. Dias, C. Passion.

Athletics 151

Pac-Five Golf,
Swimming

Although golf is an unexplored sport among many students, Kyle
Walker had an "edge" by being a part of this year's Pac-Five Golf
Team. He learned that golf requires patience, precision and a
competitive drive to win.
Although not as publicized as basketball, or football, the Pac-Five
Swimming Team participated in a successful year of tough com­
petition. The two MHS representatives on the Pac-Five Swim Team
were seniors Ray Boland, and Lorna Loebl. During the week, wor­
kouts consisted of 2000 + yards every afternoon followed by swim
meets on the weekends. The Pac-Five swimmers qualified for the
State Championships which were held on the island of Maui.

(top right) MHS Pac-Five Goiter: Kyle Walker, (above) MHS Pac-
Five Swimmers: Ray Boland and Lorna Loebl. (center) Ray Boland

"plows" through the 100 meter butterfly, (right) Ray Boland
prepares himself mentally before the start of a race.

Pac-Five Wrestling,
Gymnastics

This year, Maryknoll was well represented in Pac-Five events both
in Wrestling and Gymnastics. These athletes spent long hours at
practice and meets perfecting their skills.
Comprised of freshmen and sophomores, the wrestling team
proved to be a rising star in Pac-Five sports. Routine drilling condi­
tioned the wrestlers to confront other ILH opponents. The discipline
required of these hard-working individuals gave them an appre­
ciation of true sportsmanship.
The girls gymnastics team stunned the ILH with their graceful and
confident style. They vaulted their way to their first ILH title. These
girls proved to be the cream of the crop.

(top) Smiling with pleasure after finishing a
perfect routine is senior Jeni Macalutas. (left)
MHS Pac-Five Wrestlers: Phillip Lurito, Joedy
Blackstad, Garrett Chai, Brant Awakuni, Maurice
Arrisgado. (bottom left) MHS Pac-Five Gymnasts:
S. Smyth, J. Macalutas, N. Inouye, K. Smyth. T.
Yamada, M. Horner, K. Carahasen. (below) Jeni
Macalutas demonstrates exceptional form during
a practice routine.

Athletics 153

Boys, Girls Varsity,
JV Soccer

This year the girls and boys soccer teams didn't do as well
as expected due to intense competition and physical size.
Both the Junior Varsity and Varsity players worked long and
hard to improve the season as well as their individual skills. It
was obvious that this year's teams (girls JV under the St.
Francis name; girls Varsity under the Maryknoll title, and
boys JV and Varsity under the Pac-Five title) were in a
rebuilding stage. With this behind them, they can now look
forward to a more promising season in the future.

(top) The girls Varsity Pac-Five
soccer team check cleats before a
game, (above) Girts Varsity Soccer

Team (MHS members): (middle) K.
Donegan, A. Napoleon (top) K.
Lucas, J. McKenzie, K. Geske, K.
Olayan. (center right) Adrianna

Napoleon heads the ball for a goal.
(far right) JV Girls Soccer (MHS

members): D. McPeake, C. Sheldy,
M. West, (right) Goalie Jeni McKenzie

saves a point.

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(top left) Kathi Donegan guards the ball from an opponent, (top right) Fighting for
possession of the ball with an opponent is Charlie Gilroy, (center left) MHS Pac-Five JV
Soccer Player: Tony Mizuno. (center right) MHS Pac-Five Varsity Players: Derek Wong.
Charlie Gilroy, Craig Sunada. (left) Charlie Gilroy's obvious intention: a goal at practice.
(Above) The Boys Varsity Soccer Team lines up for cleat inspection.

Athletics 155

Pac-Five
Track And Field

The 1986 Track and Field team, under the direction of Coach Leo
Marshall, saw the return of experienced runners and field special­
ists. The Pac-Five group showed up in force with 120 members who
worked out long hours everyday after school at the track to
prepare for weekend meets. The team this year showed a great
amount of potential for the season as well as looking good for the
distant future in the ILH.

(top) Ann Bedish paces herself to victory.
(above) Girls Pac-Five Track Team (MHS
members): (first row) C. Chock, J. Gnagy,
J. Denis, L. Kern, D. Crowder, (secondrow)
L. Goella, J. Kakazu, M. Ho, K. Pelter, D.
Mederios, A. Bedish, K. Worden, K. Peltier.
(center) Kevin King practices his hurdling
technique.
(right) Boys Pac-Five Track Team (MHS
members): (first row)M. Soeda, P. Smith,
P. Low, D. Netz, K. Oda. (second row) K.
King, B. Ho, T. Mattos, J. Ellgio, B. Gier, M.
Howell.

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Pac-Five
Baseball

Maryknoll members joined forces with four other schools to create
a Pac-Five entry into the ILH baseball season. With a handful of
returnees, the team had a rebuilding year on its hands. These
athletes practiced everyday after school in their hitting, pitching
and fielding, to improve their individual skills. The season proved
that Pac-Five would be a force to be reckoned with in the future.

(top) Bobby Kleckner and Chris
Cho warm up before practice
begins.
(left) Pac-Five Baseball team
(MHS Players): R. Kleckner, W.
Cordes, K. Wong, C. Cho.
(bottom left) Pac-Five players do
a drill during practice.
(below) Will Cordes winds up as
he prepares a pitch.

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