1976

ABOVE: TRACK, Bottom - Lisa Leong (manager), Delia
Sanidad, Bonnie Lau. Middle - Melanie Pang, Cathy
Thompson, Helen Brust, Ricci Keltz. Top - Coach
Bellinger, Leona Yuen, Lia Candia, Dana Yee, Roberta
Lau. ABOVE LEFT: CROSSCOUNTRY, Bottom - Ricci Keltz,
Helen Brust. Top - Dennis Hansen.

Track & Crosscountry

Runners Hurdle
Over Obstacles

The runners for Pac-5 track had a tough
and treacherous training period which
succeeded in producing a title-hungry
team. Both the boys' and the girls'
teams fared well in the 1976 ILH track
season.
Three Maryknoll students participated in
the Pac-5 cross country team.
Maryknoll's own Dennis Hansen competed
for the state title in the relays.
Dennis brought home a strong third place.

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Booster Club

Boosters Give

Time And Effort

After two years of successful endeavors,
the Maryknoll Booster Club, organized in

the fall of 1974, increased in member­
ship and gained much respect from stu­
dents and faculty. The Boosters' well-
planned benefit luau, which was held in
November, fulfilled the school's dream
of a long awaited van. Their next pro­
ject was the 2nd annual sports banquet
in honor of all varsity athletes partic­

ipating in ILH sports. The support of
the Booster Club was tremendous both at

games and in other activities.

RIGHT: BOOSTER CLUB, Ted Candia (president), Sun
Choy Lam (vice-president), Edna Shirai (secretary),

Peter Gibo (treasurer).

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Varsity Pep Squad

Let’s Hear It,

Spartans’ Spirit!

Long hours of hard work and practice
paid off for the stylish varsity, junior

varsity, and freshmen pep squads. Their
presence at all the games encouraged the

Spartans to numerous victories.

BELOW: VARSITY PEP SQUAD, Bottom - Iris Masunaga,
Bev Dung, Lucy Mau, Laurene Mau, Shere Lam, Lisa

Kunimune. Top - Susan Thompson, Rose Chang, Roxanne
Dunaway, Rachael Dunaway, Lynne Shimabukuro, Kelli
Cordei ro.

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Clap Your Hands

And Stomp Your Feet ...

BELOW: JV PEP SQUAD, Bottom - Laurel Mau, Stephanie
Nishii, Lottie Chun, Christine Ferreira, Linda

Saiki. Top - Nona Noicki, Stacie Hogan, Li a Candia,
Cynthia Ferreira, Sharon Ching, Jennifer Jackson.

Frosh Pep Squad

... And Show Everybody
That You’ve Got The Beat!

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TOP: FROSH PEP SQUAD, Bottom - Mali a Igoe, Carol
Akau, Janell Goo, Beth Quinn, Ranette Dunaway.
Top - Denise Nolan, Lori Thompson, Patti Finnigan,

Corinne Carvalho, Charmain Mirahda, Martha

Kempczenski, Lori Ohtani.

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Sister Anne Callahan
Principal

Father Joseph Matheis
Pastor

Anthony Sellittc
Vice-Principal
Athletic Director
Physical Education
Soc1ology

Mrs, Irene Howell
Secretary

Mr. Russell Dung
Business Manager
Mrs. Mae Matsen
Health Coordinator
Sister Dolores Rosso
Alumni Secretary

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Mrs. Fran Bellinger
Human Development

Psychology
Physical Education

Sr. Angela Brennan
Theology

Mr. Corcoran
Math

Economics
futuristics

Drafting

Peter Estomago ♦v
Personal Typing
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Counseling
Physical Education ri)/\CHINGSTAF !'/

Sister Eugenie 58
Theology RC

Music Appreciation

Lavaina A. Ferreira
Library Assistant
Ron Flegal
FAST III
Physics
Astronomy

Sister Fran
Guidance Director
Counselor
Mrs. Betsey Gunderson
Hawaiian Studies
Theology
Human Development
Psychology

Sister Alice Haertel
Theology
Maria Lopez-Haney
Spanish

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Wallace Inglis
Social Studies

English
Joseph Kalwinski

Theology
English

Jared Kaufmann
American Studies

Vickie Kirihara
The Seashore
Chemi stry
FAST III

Daryl Koreyasu
Biology Lab
Biology

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JoAnne Livingston
Japanese
Personal Typing
Sister Loretta Marie
Social Studies RC
Geography

Sr. Mercedes Martin
Librarian
Frank Richard Mattos
English
Journal ism
Sister Anne Maura
English RC

Bill Ogan
American Studies

Geography
CAP

Donna J. Paige
Art

Mary Beth Sandla
English

Practical Theatre

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Sr. Grace Wilson
English
Glee Club
James K.W. Wong
Math
Mr. Fabro
Gardener

Mr. Marshall Potts
Custodian
Mrs. Taniguchi
Custodian

Mr. Harry Wong
Electrician

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FRESHMEN

Ahakuelo, Brian Borcwitz, Leonora Ching, Christine Costello, Maura
Aihar3, Audrey Boyer, Franklin Chong, Dara Cruze, Corie
Akamine, Alan Chun, henry Davis, Sabine
Akau, Carol Carvalho, Corinne Chun, Janice Dias, Julie
Amore, Michael Cashman, £ 1 leen Chun, Lori Ann Domingo, Valerie
Dolosan, Maurice Clement, Colleen Dong, Carolyn
Chang, Daren
Chang, Sheri

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Funky
Frosh

When the freshmen entered high school in
September, it was a strange new world.
The other divisions helped them become
accustomed to it by planning a whole
week of activities to make them feel
welcome. Under their division leaders -
PRESIDENT ALAN AKAMINE, VICE-PRESIDENT
LORI THOMPSON, SECRETARY LISA HO, and
TREASURER RANNETTE DUNAWAY - the Class
of '79 cautiously joined in divisional
competition. By the time May arrived,
they were well adjusted. They now know
that the next three years will be ones
of much growing up.

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Frosh Get V'

It Together

On Friday* October 10, the freshman
division gathered together for a day of

class activities. While some enjoyed
playing games of skill such as tug of
war, volleyball, football, baseball, and
relays, others just relaxed in trees or
built human pyramids. Organized by the
frosh homeroom teachers, this activity
was designed to introduce the freshmen
to each other. It also gave them their

first chance of working together.

Dunaway, Reuben Failma, Marie Finnlgan, Patti Garcia, Ralph Goo, Jaylene Harstad, Brian
Ferreira, Lisa Fletcher, Damon Ginoza, Lester Gorman, Nancy Heffner, J1m
Dung, Jordan Fey, Kelly Fu, Grant Goo, Janell Haleamau, Janeen Hemner, Bill
Espina, Aleta

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Ho, Carmen Hoo, Edwina Ishikawa, Jonell Kempczenskl Martha Leavy, Janice Lee, Mary-Claire
Hui, Agnes Kau, Stephanie Kuratani, Lori Ann Lee, Elsa Lee, Shirlyn
Ho, L1sa Igoe, Malia Kay, Tony Largosa, Stephanie Lee, Karen Lee, Taryr,
Hong, Chris

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Baby Gifts Welcome
the Newly-Arrived

The freshmen, newly arrived from the
eighth grade, were welcomed to the high

school with gifts from the other divi­
sions. Generally regarded as the babies

of the school, the frosh received baby
bottles, bibs, and rattles. This year,
too, the juniors and the seniors organ­

ized to give class gifts— a coupon
worth one free ice cream from the sen­
iors and a fortune cookie and a can of

soda from the juniors.

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Luke, Nadine Mew, Wendell Moniz, Marcie Pregill, Scott
Lum, Darryl Mezurashi, Mark
Machado, Bruce Miranda, Char Mukaigawa, Anne Quinn, Beth
Matsuoka, Lyle Mitoroi, Michael
McClung, Sharon Miyagawa, Gayle Ogomcri, Kent Quinn, Viki
Miyamoto, Lori Ann
McGee, Richard Oshiro, Glenn Rapoza, Kevin

Pelletier, AnnsbeTle Rittmeister, Rose

Perreira, William Roach, John

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Cheerleaders

Practice Routines

On any Thursday morning, ten girls
could be found jumping and yelling on
the lower basketball court. These were

the freshmen cheerleaders, trying to
learn and perfect new steps and tech­

niques. Under coordinators Denise
Nolan and Lori Ohtani, the group worked

on coordination and timing. They were
chosen on October 23 for their pep,

poise, appearance, and the amount of
noise they could make.

Sah, Julia Silva, Mark Stevens, Margie Sugg, Sonia Tom, Kendrick Uhrig, Margaret
Smith, Donald Stoermer, Chris Tang, Horace Tseu, Deborah
Sarver, Michael Suen, Hannah Thompson, Lori Tyau, Charlene Upchurch, Darren
Sax, Jan Souza, Kathy Wagner, John

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Walczak, Stacy Watt, Mary Wong, Lyanne Yim, Laurie Young, Annette Yuen, Tarmry
Watanabe. Gerald W'ond, Kirrier'ly Wuest, Paul Yong, Daniel Young, Eric Yuen, Wendell
Watanabe, Geriar.ne Wong, Angela Yee, Dana Yong, Suzanne Young, Partick Zweber, Brian

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SOPHOMORES

Aki, Kahiwa Botelho, Pamela China, Debbie
Auyorg, Rory Budar, Richard Chow, Margie
Bailey, Gary Candia, Li a Chrzanowski, Sue
Carrelra, Stanley Cloyd, Greg
Bell, Mark Chang, Charles Costa, Kathy
Bolosan, Lydia Ching, Cathy Dalit, Stephanie
Bonilla, Sheryl 1

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Super
Sophs

The Class of ‘78 started the school year
with a blast by sharing first place
honors with the juniors in the Acquain­
tance Week activities. The sophomore
spirit really came through, too, when
the Class of '78, dressed as Santa's
elves and reindeer, placed second in the
Battle of the Choirs competition. Under
the leadership of DIVISION PRESIDENT,
MARLEEN SILVA, and fellow officers -
VICE-PRESIDENT PEARLA RELATOR, SECRETARY
KAHIWA AKI and TREASURER CARL OSAKI -
the sophomores continued to express
their Spartan spirit and kokua in hold­
ing special activities such as the
Freshman-Sophomore Dance and the Sopho­
more-Senior Banquet.

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“Student Power”
at the Luau

The participation of a great number of A-

students at the Booster Club Luau con­
tributed to the success of this fund­
raising drive. Recruited from all the
divisions, their tasks were to serve

drinks and refill plates with food. And
after the night was through, they col­
lected rubbish and cleaned up Rogers

Hall. Besides those students that worked
hard, there were those who contributed

to the luau just by buying a ticket and

enjoying all that good food.

Garrcw, Karr. Gome2 , Pan Hansen, Tom Ho, Steven Hundto't, G"-egg I*ai, Wendel
Gilmore, Mike Hee, Kevin Hogan, r»thy Inoshita, Gregg Jackson, Jenny
Goings, Jonette Goc, Garret Hinz, Michael Kax, Benton
Grohmann, Dolores Hoganty, 013a Ishikawa, Roxane

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Kam, Sandra Kitayana, Lcraine Leach, Can Lee, Lourdes Lyons, Aleta McCarthy, John
Kaneshiro, Scherie Kunirnotc, Jamie Lee, George Lum, Genalyn Mau, Laurel McCarthy, Pat
Lau, Bonnie Lee, Gregg KcAuliffe, keoni McCarthy, Robert
Keltz, Ricci Lum, Janice

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Welcome
to Japan

For one week, as part of the Japanese
classes' contribution to Foreign Lan­
guage Week, room 309B was transformed

into a miniature replica of Japan.
The chairs were taken out and tatamis

(mats) were placed on the floor.
Artifacts and posters decorated the

room. Here various activities were
staged to exhibit Japan's cultures.

Black belt students demonstrated
their ability in aikido and karate;

Nona and Liz portrayed Japanese
tourists; and best of all, Japanese
delicacies, such as sushi and mochi,
were served to the more than willing

audiences.

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McPalmer, Ken Nobriga, Earleen Panzo, Maluhia Relator, Pearl a
Kelquiond, Rick Mowicki, Nona Perttyman, Mi 11a Robinson, Sandra
Osaki, Carl Purdy, Kawika
Moffatt, Troy Quinn, Maryanne Russel 1, Liz
Ostrowski, Miki Rapoza, Jo Ann Sanicad, Edward
Munar, Douglas Palaracio, Kalin Reimel, Craig Sato, Alden
Ng, Mei Chi Pang, Heidi Sato, Mark
Nishii, Stephanie

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Sophomores

on Chair Duty

The roar of crashing metal before and
after an assembly or a special program
was the sound of chair duty - students
setting up and putting away chairs. Each

division, under its respective presi­
dent, neatly arranged chairs to turr
versatile Rogers Hall into a semi-

outdoor auditorium. Chair duty, incurred
by a division usually every other

assembly, was also given as an award
for such events as winning the Battle of

the Choirs.

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Shlmabukuro, r<ell Simon, Annabelle Stahl, Margaret Takahama, Marla Tom, Randall
Shirai, Lance Siracusa, Willie Suen, Albert Tamashiro, Audrey Tom, Sandra
S H v a , Marleen Soong, Fred Sullivan, Vickie Tom, Karen Tseu, Steven

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Tsushima, Daniel Ukauka, Heather White, Jennifer Wuest, Karen Yoda, Steven
Tsuyenura, Dean Urata, Sandy Wong, Kathy Yee, Joycelyn Yoshlr.o, Darrel
Tyau, Laurie Usita, Chris Wong, Lynette Yim, Randy
Young, Kathy

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JUNIORS

Ahekuelo, Kevin Baer, Bill Brown, Dayne Ching, Thotsas
Akau, Sue Bajcar, Edward Brust, Helen Chun, Dawn
Barboza, Charlie Caulfield, Robert Chun, Lottie
Allison, L3rry Bitanga, Melissa Chang, Rose Chun, Patty
Amorine, Kathy Black, Scott Ching, Sharon Chung, Deanna
A u , Vannassa

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The

Juniors

With the effervescent leadership of
PRESIDENT KEVIN OMURA and the other di­
vision officers - VICE-PRESIDENT LAUREN
GIBO, SECRETARY LUCY MAU and TREASURER
ROSE CHANG, the juniors perpetuated the
class spirit that was kindled in them as
freshmen. Beginning the year in a tie
with the sophomores during Acquaintance
Week, the class of '77 continued to show
"esprit de corps" by involving them­
selves in all of the other school acti­
vities such as the Thanksgiving Basket
competition, Battle of the Choirs, and
Homecoming. The juniors really got "to­
gether" when they attempted to squeeze
thirty-five of them into a Datsun wagon
in a local contest.

“Ring” In fc*

the School Year

In a small ceremony on October 17, Fr.
Matheis blessed the juniors' class

rings. Present were the entire Class
of '77, their homeroom teachers, and

Josten's representative, Mr.
McNichols. Ordered the previous year,

the rings had just arrived and the
students were anxious to try them on.
Although they were given the option of
any type of stone, many chose the gar­

net or topaz, traditional favorites
because they represent Maryknoll's
"maroon and gold."

Conklin, Daral Dang, Laurie Dumaran, Jan Eko, Norman Ferreira, Chris Freitas, Jill
dcsSantos, Elaine Dunaway, Rachel Ewart, Dido Fowler, Patty Frissel1, Vicki
Ccrdeiro, Kelli Dove1', Lari Freitas, Georgia Garcia, Janet
Dang, Kenny Dung, Brenda Fabro, Atilano

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Garner Janel Goo, Daralyn Helfrich, Karen Ho, Wendy Ishikawa, Candace Ko, Karlun
Gaud, Tim Goo, Gloria Hernandez, Hark Hcnea, Richard Ountilla, Mary Koike, Paul
Giboi Lauren Hansen, Dennis Hinz, Terri Hoo, Edith Kang, Joe Kunimune, Lisa

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A Time
of Fiestas

For Mrs. Haney and her Spanish Classes,
Foreign Language Week was one great

fiesta — a continuous celebration of
food, dance, and fun. The festivities

were held in the Audio Visual room.
Tacos, refried beans, and Spanish rice

were served, while costumed dancers
entertained with a lively Mexican Hat
Dance. The fiesta was highlighted with
the breaking of the pinata and the mad

scramble after candy.

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Lam, Noel la Lee, Robin Low, Susan Mau, Lucy
Lam, Sherelee Leong, Loralyn Lyons, Michael Miyashirc, Gay
Lau, Danette Lewis, Marlene Martin, Denise Nagasawa, Craig
Lawrence, Sean Libkuman, Linda Masunaga, Iris Nakanelua, Kyle
Matsen, Sam Nolan, Denise
Lee, Francine Loesvaranuraks,
Supnawan

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Sharing the Spirit

of Thanksgiving

For several weeks, the divisions had
been preparing food baskets for Thanks­

giving. The culmination to all their
hark work was a quiet prayer service
held in Rogers Hall just prior to the
Thanksgiving recess. With the baskets -

the Mayflower III, a log cabin, a
covered wagon, and a "running turkey" -

lined up in front of the stage, hymns
were sung and prayers read. At the

conclusion of the service* the winner of
the basket contest was announced - the
Juniors (the log cabin).

Oda, Clarlne Olmstead, Christy Pang, Melanie Saiki, Linda Santos, Sharon
Ogawa, Pat Omura, Kevin Silva, Marvin
Ohtani, Lori Russell, James Samson, Nellie Soong, Lynne
Padilla, Norman Saiki, Iovanna Santos, Rose

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Spilliard, Ipo Thompson, Edward Tsukazaki, Matt Wong, Rick Wong, Lynda
Thompson, Susan Walters, John Young, Aaron
Tagawa, Michele Tomomitsu, Jiro Won, Lori Wu, Edgar Young, Curtis
Taira, Robin Wu, Kai

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ORGANIZATIONS

Student Senate

Experience

Paves the Way

Coordinators, decision-makers, leaders,
promoters, harmonizers,... all this

and much more were the student sena­
tors. With Kerry Lam in the Senate

since sophomore year and most of the
other members former division and senate

leaders, this was a very experienced
team. Many activities for the entire
student body originated in the Senate,

striving to meet everyone's needs.

RIGHT: Jan reacs the daily announcements. SELOW:
STUDENT SENATE, Bottom - Sr. Senator Doreen Dudoit,

J r . Senator Susan Thompson, Soph. Senator Richard
Budar. Top - Pres. Kerry Lam, Vice-Pres. Jan Kaeo,

Sec. Lynn Shirai, Treas. Sheryl Kam.