1988

Hiking Club II

(Row 1) Tina Hamada, Glenn Kiyan, Jay Stone,
Rich Meiers, Cindy Meiers; (Row 2) Michelle Rat­
cliffe, Darcie Au, Shari Kunimoto; (Row 3) Kenton
Odo, Dean DeMelio, Aaron Ihori, John Eligio.
Shannon Luke, Mark Bustamante, Sandee Su-
mida. Kelly Fukushima; (Row 4) Lawrence Chinn,
Kurt Kaufmann, Edric Wong, Mike Matias. Steph­
anie Ching, Tony Aquino. Ana Bedish, Joon Won
Yim; Row 5) Joedy Blackstad, David=Horner, Julie
Wassel, Anthony Christina Naughton, Colleen
Chock.

Homecoming Committee

(Row 1) Alysa Ancheta, Sherrilyn Mann (Co­
Head), Kristen Wong (Head), Jennifer Chun;
(Row 2) Lorna Lee, Kim Morris; (Row 3) Angela
Recarte, Jonathan Fines, Tracy Benevides, Shari
Ikeda, Sheri Kurashige, Michelle Choo, Jeanne
Tomita, Tony Amigleo; (Row 4) Lori Ann Nishi-
gaya, Allison Karratti, Kristy Cruz, Tina Saker, Sta­
cie Teramae, Allison Char, Andrea Tomita, Mi­
chelle Ratcliffe, Michelle Chappell, Nicole Mar-
ietti; (7?ow5)Glenn Kiyan, Keoni Willing, Terrence
Torco, Mark Bustamante, John Morgan, Joanie
Chan, Christi Marumoto, Joseph Campos, Kim
McClure.

Hui Kokua

(Row 7) Lawrence Chin, Kendall Matsuyoshi, Dar­
ryl Choy, Julie Wassel (Head), Sr. Borgia (Advi­
sor), Thomas Chun, Baine Secuya, Jason Lum;
(Row 2) Celeste Stewart. Michelle Chappell,
Vicky Wong, Leilani Uganiza, Andrea Tomita,
Elaine Sagisi, Candice Fajardo, Cheryl Ginoza,
Lareina Ho, Sharilyn Shiboya; (Row 3) Bobby
Quinn, Allison Karratti, Kathy Geske, Tessa Yap,
Linda Tom, Judith Garma, Carrie Hoshino, Kellie
Fukumura, Lisa Matsumoto, Kendra Olayan, Eleni
Samaras; (Row 4) Kelly Guerrero, Colleen
Chock, Sharon Nitta, Cheryle Ganal, Krissie Yan-
agawa, Shirley Cheung, Kim Romes, Joanie
Chan, Aaron Leong; (Row 5) Jaimie Tom, Jenni­
fer Hayselden, Stephanie Ching, Lisa Bianchi, Kim
Asuncion, Jeanne Tomita, Alison Char, Lisa
Langer, Shannon Romes, Danielle Litrenta.

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(Row 1) Kelly Guerreo. Jennifer Hayselden, Wes­
ley Lum, Cheryl Lim, Leilani Ramos, Jeannie To­
mita, Peter Pollock; (Row 2) Rochelle Suzuki, Kris­
ten Wong. Tiffany Tdvaras. Loralel Ramos, Dee-
Ann Crowder, Andrea Tomita. Stephanie Hong,
Kim Hong, Bonnie Bise, Tessa Yap.

Japanese Club

(Row 1) Jodi Oshiro, Mike Newman, Christine
Mito, Shari Kunimoto; (Row 2) Mrs. Rie Mizumura
(Advisor), Kimberly Lincoln, Sung-Yun Yu, Reyna
Nishimoto, Sharilyn Shibuya, Elaine Sagisi, Joyce
Tse, Cheryl Gonoza, Candace Motoshig; (Row
3) Jeanne Tomita, Suzette Sera, Kelly Fukushima,
Jennifer Kanai, Traci-Ann Onaga, Audrey Aono,
Cathy Kim, Dana Miyamoto, Jun-Yuh Nip; (Row
4) Sheri Lee, Sandra Matsusaka, Jill Kaneshiro,
Amalynn Badua, Cheryle Ganal, Rena Santos,
Lori-Ann Yokoyama, Colleen Chock, Krissie Yan-
agawa; (Row 5) Kim Asuncion. Tina Saker, Alison
Char, Denise Acain, Blaine Secuya, Michael
Naito, Ransley Duhaylonsod, Clifford Nakaoka,
Jennifer Young, Frances Yamamura.

(Row 1) Jonathon Fines, Sherrylinn Mann, Mrs.
Cathy Agor (Advisor), Denise Medeiros, Ann-Ma­
rie White; (Row 2) Tess Baraquio, Maile McCol-
gan, Colleen Chock, Aaron Leong, Bernadette
Baraquio, Kathy Ching, Kathleen McLeod; (Row
3) Kuuipo Manuel, Andre Yew. Karen Chang,
Jodi-Ann Oshiro, Kim McClure, Kathleen Peltier;
(Row 4) Rona Pagliniwan, Kurt Kaufmann, Daryl
Choy, Michelle DeCosta, Stephanie Ching, Mr.
Ted Stepp; (Row 5) Tina Hamada. Jennifer
Young, Terrence Torco, Cliford Nakaoka, Walt
Shaw, Jonathan Torgson, Joedy Blacksted.

Mandarin Club

(Row 7) Theresa Lum, Ina Chan, Lorna Lee, Chris­
tina Lum; (Row 2) Salina Rubio, Loretta Yuen.
Joann Sakaguchi, Cheryle Ganal, Joann Yeung.
Karen Chang, Sherri Mann, Andrea Tomita,
Jeanne Tomita, Jaimie Tom. Carianne Chang,
Sue Ann Yeung, Carolyn Goo, Kalford Young,
Mrs. Lily Lu (Advisor); (Row 3) Darryl Choy, Jenni­
fer Ching. Jan Young. Leilani Uganiza, Jeanne
Mau, Jodi Kakazu, Tessa Yap, Richard Sy; (Row
4) Ian Santee, Christina Naughton. Michelle
Chang, Amalynn Badua, Lori Yokoyama, Deena
Chong. Kathleen McLeod, Shannon Chong. Jun
Yhu Nip, Lawrence Ching, Jay Stone, Desmund
Siu, Jeffrey Chang; (Row 5) Gregory Hong, Mi­
chael Sumida, Kyle Wong, Wesley Lum, Walt
Shaw, Andre Yew, Emily Dipetrillo, Jennifer
Young. Laurice Yuen, Patrick Young, Brandon
Ho.

Math Club

(Row 1) Heiji Horde, Stephen Bugman, Kelli Fuku-
mura, Joon Won Yim, Jun-Yuh Nip, Jonathon
Lum; (Row 2) Jay Stone, Lawrence Chinn, Jodi
Kakazu, Sung-Won Yim. Jade Chang, Warren
Chang; (Row 3) Gregory Hong, Walt Shaw,
Stephanie Ching, Duane Takamine (Advisor),
Eve O'Hanagan, Andre Yew.

MGS Retreat Team

(Row 1) Dodi Tulang, Rochelle Suzuki, Joseph
Campos, Jennifer Hayselden. Lorelei Ramos;
(Row 2) Cynthia Cho, Kellie Fukamura, Therese
Baraquio, Shari Kunimoto, Maria Gavieras; (Row
3) Bernadette Baraquio, Tanya Sismar, Carianne
Chang, Jennifer Ching, Angela Kanaha; (Row 4)
\Ncxten Chang. Michael Newman, Kyle Wong,
James Armstrong, Jonathon Tongson, Ian San­
tee, Wesley Lum.

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(Row 1) Rochelle Suzuki (Senate Treasurer), BBBi
Wesley Lum (Senate Secretary), Kamomi Soli­
dum (Senate Vice-President), Bonnie Bise (Sen­
ate President); (Row 2) Sherrilyn Mann (Senior
Senator), Karen Chang (Junior Senator), Cyndie
Takamoto (Sophomore Senator), Maria Ga­
vieres (Freshman Senator); (Row 3) Cindy Lee
Meiers, Dodi Tulang, Michelle Chappell. Chris
Lum, Bernadette Baraquio, James Caddali,
Kathy Worden, Jeanne Tomita; (Row 4) Dawn
Yoshikawa, Theresa Baraquio, Kim McClure,
Rona Paglinawan, Traci Onaga, Sheri Kurashige,
Melanie Kleckner, Tony Amigleo; (Row 5) Kathy
Silva, Jonathan Fines, Michelle Nakanishi, Brian
Alsola, Julie Wassel, Terrence Torco, David
Horner, Mike Matias, James Armstrong, Pat Low,
John Baraquio.

MHS Senate Officers

(Row 1). Bonnie Bise (President), Kamomi Solidum
(Vice-President), Wesley Lum (Secretary), Ro­
chelle Suzuki (Treasurer); (Row 2) Maria Gavieres
(Freshman Senator), Cyndie Takamoto (Sopho­
more Senator), Karen Chang (Junior Senator),
Sherrilynn Mann (Senior Senator), Ms. Margie Sus­
sex (Advisor).

(Row 1) Stephanie Ching (President), Elizabeth
Carey (Vice-President), Spencer Chee (Secre­
tary), Stephen Bugman (Treasurer); (Row 2) Bon­
nie Bise, Lorna Lee, Chris Lum, Sherrilyn Mann,
Denise Medeiros; (Row 3) Jeannie Lee, Carrie
Hishino, Judith Garma, Linda Tom, Cherry Mark,
Sharon Nitta, Jamesner Dumlao; (Row 4) Darryl
Choy, Cyndie Takamoto, Dodi Tulang, Karen
Chang, Carolyn Goo, Patrick Young, Lawrence
Chinn, Kurt Kaufmann; (Row 5) Marcel Gose,
Ann-Marie White, Jodi Oshiro, Greg Hong, Walt
Shaw, Andre Yew, Julie Wassel, Jay Stone.

Peer Counselors

(Row 1) Carrie Ann Odo, Kristina Peltier, Barbara
Kilmer, Kathleen Peltier, Shannon Couvillon; (Row
2) Melanie Kieckner, Jeannie Lee, Wesley Lum,
Jennifer Ching, Lynelle Wong, Kristy Nakahara;
(Row 3) Jamesner Dumlao. Mike Matias, Charles
Sousa, Tony Mizuno, Ransley Duhaylonsod. Mark
Dayao; (Row 4) Scott Harney, James Armstrong,
Jay Stone, Robert Quinn.

Photo Club

(Row 1) Chris Lum, Roderic Ueno (Head), Andre
Yew, Julie Wassel; (Row 2) Emily Wong, Vincent
Stepanik. Jamie Hoban, Kim McClure, Michael
Sumida, Cindy Lee Mieries.

Prom Committee

(Row 1) Jennifer Ching (Co-Head), Mrs. Ann Han­
nan (Advisor), Carolyn Goo (Head); (Row 2) Tra­
cy Benevides, Tina Saker, Kathy Geske, Kristen
Smyth; (Row 3) Randall Cabana, Mark Busta­
mante, Shannon Luke, James Armstrong.

(Row 1) Chris Lum, Michael Sumida, Julie Wassel,
Stephen Bugman; (Row 2) Kirsten Lucas, Sherri­
lynn Mann, Kamomi Solidum, Kristen Schultz;
(Row 3) Bonnie Bise, Greg Hong, Jay Stone, Ja­
mie Tom, Brian Vierra.

(Row 1) Colleen Chock (Secretary), Christina
Hamada (President), Kristina Peltier (Public Rela­
tions), Barbara Kilmer (Public Relations), Sharon
Nitta (Treasurer), Cherry Mark; (Row 2) Sandy
Bautista, Cheryle Ganal, Theresa Lum, Sherrilynn
Mann, Denise Medeiros, Christine Mito, Linda
Tom, Tessa Yap, Mr. Brad Riggs (Advisor); (Row
3) Jodi Oshiro, Maile McClogan, Joo Won Yim,
Lori Yokoyama, Amalynn Badua, Sung Won Yim,
Kathleen McLead; (Row 4) Cliford Nakaoka,
Christina Naughton, Stephanie Ching, Emily DiPe­
trillo, Lucy Kim, Ann-Marie White.

Science Club

(Row 1) Mrs. Consuelo Rogers (Advisor), Heiji
Horde (President), Jodi Oshiro (Secretary), Law­
rence Chinn (Treasurer); (Row 2) Ina Chan, Jan
Young, Jeanne Tomita, Theresa Lum, Colleen
Chock, Judith Garma, Carrie Hoshino, Mrs. Chris
Roth; (Row 3) Mr. Bob Chisari, Joo Won Yim, Mi­
chelle Chang, Chris Lum, Ann-Marie White,
Stephanie Ching, Tina Hamada, Eve O'Hanni­
gan, Mr. Jon Thomas; (Row 4) Tina Naughton,
Sung Won Yim, Stephen Bugman, Greg Hong,
Jodie Kakazu, Walt Shaw, Jay Stone, Julie Was-
sel, Andre Yew.

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Senior Day

(Row 1) Darryl Choy, Karen Chang, Deena
Chong, Brandon Ho; (Row 2) Jeanne Tomita, Jan
Young, Theresa Lum, Lori Ykoyama, Linda Tom;
(Row 3) Randall Cabana, Amalynn Badua, Glad­
ys DelaCruz, Rowena Santos, Cherry Mark, Cindy
Lee Meiers, Cheryle Ganal; (Row 4) Ian Chan,
Lynelle Wong, Tony Amigleo, Clara Bueno, Ter­
rence Torco, Ann Kaahanui.

Spanish Club

(Row 1) Gary DelaCruz, Bill Lim, Ms. Ivy Lacy (Ad­
visor), Julie Wassel (Vice-President), Spencer
Chee (Treasurer), Russ Garner (Secretary), Scott
ikei, Thomas Chun; (Row 2) Joy Soares, Kristina
Peltier, Robin Abel, Kim Silva, Kim Newsome, Lor-
eina Ho, Gladys DelaCruz. Andrea Tomita,
Jeanne Tomita, Candice Fajardo, Kirsten Lucas,
Sophie Wong; (Row 3) Michelle DeCosta, Eleni
Samaras, Susan Thorn, Joann Yeung, Clara
Bueno, Kendra Olayan, Kristen Wong, Kristen
Schultz, Debi Jillson, Anne-Marie Roll, Mike Su-
mida; (Row 4) Anne-Marie White, Sherrene Gou-
lart, Mark Bustamante, Kristy Cruz, Delsilynn Ga­
briel, Kristen Smyth, Genevieve Monty, Erin Hor-
mell, Kathy Geske; (Row 5) Elizabeth Carey, Mike
Pregill, Jason Lum, Randall Cabana, Tony Amig­
leo, Kevin King, Wendy Chang, Yvonne Brown,
Laurice Yuen, Lisa Bianchi, Jamie Hoban.

Speech Club

(Row 1) Cindy Meiers, Jay Stone, Joseph Cam­
pos. (Row 2) Denise Acain, Rich Meiers, Tina
Saer; (Row 3) Jason Lum, Golden Daoang, Kyle
Walker, William Coronel, Kathleen McCleod,
Brandon Ho.

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Spirit Committee

(Row 1) Jimmy Lactaoen, Lisa Whaley, Cyndie
Takamoto. Jeff Ventura; (Row 2) Marni Miya­
shiro, Tracy Benevides, Angela Recarte, Michelle
Chappell, Kimberly Morris, Kellie Fukumara, Cice­
ly Campos; (Row 3) Cheryle Ganal, Sheri Kura-
shige, Alice Horner, Yvonne Brown, Leilani Ra­
mos, Alison Karratti, Lisa Armenio, Wendy Lee,
Trina Kahawai, Janelle Whitton; (Row 4) Cheryl
Lim, Michelle Pimental.

Tribute

(Row 1) Roderic Ueno, Michael Sumida, Julie
Wassel (Editor-In-Chief), Lori Ann Nishigaya; (Row
2) Kirsten Lucas, Tracy Benevides, Sherilynn
Mann, Kamomi Solidum, Tessa Yap; (Row 3) Kim
McClure, Gregory Hong, Kristen Schultz, Jay
Stone, Julie Holt. Bonnie Bise,

Winter Ball Committee

(Row 1) Rochelle Suzuki (Co-Head), Chris Lum
(Head), Kathy Geske (Co-Head); (Row 2) Mi­
chelle Ratcliff, Leilani Ramos, Andrea Tomita,
Jeanne Tomita, Tracy Benevides, Suzette Sera;
(Row 3) Kenton Odo, Tony Amigleo, Randall Ca­
bana, Brandon Ho, Lisa Bianchi, Clara Bueno, Ali­
son Char,

An Adventure In Yearbooking

earbook — That good old period one class. It was truly a
class I'll never forget. The frustrations of drawing the
perfect layout, the joys of laughter from my classmates,
the relieved feeling after meeting deadlines, and the sensa­
tional feeling seeing the completed product. It was an exper­
ience!

— Tribute '88 Staff

(Top left) Photo Editor Roderic Ueno, Editor-in-Chief Julie Wassel, (Left)
Kim McClure, Sherrilynn Mann, Tessa Yap, Advisor Mr. Elliott Chamizo,
(Above) Colleen Chock, Anjie Cook. Ana Bedish, Bonnie Bise, Kamomi
Solidum (Bottom left) Christi Marumoto, Lori Nishigaya, Jennifer Chun,
Kristen Wong, Kristen Schultz, Tracy Benevides, (Bottom right) Kevin
Gima, Marc Colozzi.

Christmas Aloha Shimmers

ecember 12 — Saturday was a stormy night,

Dthe crowd gathered in Rogers Hall to witness a
change in tradition. Christmas Aloha '87 be­
came a reality. The holiday theme was "Christmas
Harmony", and this year, rather than each division
singing the mandatory song, "O Holy Night", the stu­
dentbody sang it together as to symbolize the unity
and spirit shared at Maryknoll not only during Christmas
— but always.

(Top right) Mr.
Marshall. Ms. Sussex,
and guest judge,
Shanita Ana, look on
as Christmas Aloha
unfolds. (Above left)
Emily Wong stands
tall as she directs the
freshman class into
their first festival.
(Center right) Carrie
Ann Odo and Sung-
Yun Yu harmonize
with their sophomore
classmates in the
midst of candlelight.
(Right) Conductor
tony Amigleo
improvises as the
juniors prepare for
competition.

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(Left) The freshmen captivate the au­
dience with their Christmas sparkle and
shimmer. (Below) Dressed in vivid aloha
attire, the seniors present everyone
with a special seasonal wish during
their final Christmas Aloha perfor­
mance.

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Freshman Attendants Sophomore Attendant^; Junior Attendants
Jeff Aoki & Malia Whaley Terrence TorcoJ^Aganne^T Kevin Lurito & Allison Char

108

Queen Michelle Chappell Senior Attendants
King Philip Lurito Suzanne Sunada
Jason Hollenbeck

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Homecoming '88 Has Style

ebruary 8-13 was a time for the Maryknoll family to show Its "Spartan Style" as

FHomecoming Week reigned supreme. In the Maryknoll tradition, the days were
organized to give both students and faculty a break from the rigors of aca­
demics. Lunchtime activities allowed students to enjoy themselves and become one
family. The daily themes included "Dress with Style," "Stylin' in the Sun," "Opposite
Style,," and "Style with Class." Comedian Frank DeLima appeared to end the Week's
activities with a bang, or more precisely, a laugh. His presentation could not be topped
as everyone thoroughly enjoyed the entertainment. On Friday, the cheerleaders led
the pep rally and the class float competition was held. The culmination of the festivities
was the ’AA' basketball game against St. Louis.

(Above) The freshman banner states who's number one. (Right)
Senior men huddle for cheerleading pointers. Bottom right) Tim Mat­
tos and Pat Low share a Homecoming cheer. (Below) Juniors "Are
on It' with their float display.

(Top) Rogers Hall comes
alive with Homecoming
cheer. (Above left, cen­
ter, right) The senior,
sophomore, and fresh­
man float displays show
"Spartan Style" for the
judges. (Left) The Class of
'88 is "Lookin' Good!"





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Cheerleading

ah! Rah! Rah! Our Mary-
knoll cheerleaders gener­
ated spirit throughout the
year to encourage players and
fans at various Maryknoll and
Pack-Five sporting activities. Spir­
ited and jubilant, the Varsity
cheerleaders played an essential
role in keeping the Spartan spirit
sky-high during good times and
bad times. These accomplished
and enthusiastic girls have
trained the Junior Varsity and
Freshman squads to become
better motivators of spirit and to
be more artistic in choreograph­
ing their steps. Maryknoll's cheer­
leaders are also athletes in their
own right. They work hard to stay
in shape and keep the fans smil­
ing.

(Top) Pae-Five Cheerleaders; Varsity-Kim Morris, J.V.-Cynthia Paliracio, Rona
Paglinawan. (Above) Varsity Cheerleaders Donna Gaud, Cheryl Ganal, Angela
Recarte, Reyna Nishimoto, Shannon Couvillon, Kristen Wong, Kim Morris, and
Lorelei Ramos display strength, grace, and flexibility. (Right) Nicole Marietti lifts
Michelle Choo to new heights.

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(Left) Maryknoll Varsity Cheerleaders (Row1) Reyna Nishimoto,
Michelle Choo, Angela Recarte, (Row 2) Nicole Marietti, Tracy
Benevides, Kim Morris, Shannon Couvillon. (Row 3) Kristen Wong,
Lorelei Ramos, Donna Gaud, Cheryle Canal. (Bottom left) Mary­
knoll JV Cheerleaders (Row 1) Jeanne Mau, Kimberly Yamasaki,
Candice Fajardo, Salina Rubio, (Row 2) Cynthia Paliracio. Karla
Silva, Ku'uipo Manuel, Rona Paglinawan. (Bottom right) Maryknoll
Freshman Cheerleaders (Row 1) Kristie Koga, Madelene Coloma.

Christine Ichimura. (Row 2) Joyce Garma, Carianne Chang, Sta­
cie Teves, Lavina Ogawa. (Below) JV Cheerleaders Jeanne
Mau, Candice Fajardo, and Ku'uipo Manuel call for spirit.

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Kimo Padello Tom Matautia In the fury of the game, quarterback Kimo Padello turns loose
Mike Sheedy Kenton Odo the ball to Jason Hollenbeck.
Jason Hollenbeck David Kea

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Cy Hirota
Pat Low
David Mills

The final moments of a
play show Cy Hirota
slightly off balance yet in
firm control of the ball.



(Left) The Pac-Five Intermediate
Football Team

(Above) Nothing will get past young
packers Keith Fujnaga and Brian
Agner. (Top left, right) Pac-Five de­
stroys on offense and defense.

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Volleyball __________ _
-

Marked by arduous sea­
sons, the boys' varsity
and junior varsity vol­
leyball teams spiked their way
to modest records. Despite
this, the teams did sparkle at
various points during the sea­
son. The returnees show con­
siderable promise for the future
in hopes of ambushing the rest
of the ILH.

The girls' varsity and junior
varsity volleyball teams also
had rugged seasons. However,
the girls stood together as a
team and continued to work
hard. For the returnees, contin­
ued dedication will lead to im­
proved results next year. As a
team, our girls have shown loy­
alty and sportsmanship in the
face of adversity.

(Right) Blaine Gier goes in for the kill.
(Below) Boys’ JV Volleyball Team:
(Row f)Ransley Duhaylonsod, Micheal
Naito. Jamesner Dumlao. (Row2) Ter­
rence Torco, Marcel Gose. (Bottom
right) Girls’ JV Volleyball Team: (Row
1) Cynthia Cho, Jennifer Kaahaaina,
Tanya Sismar, Joanie Chan, Frances
Yamamura, Kimberly Lincoln. (Row 2)
Michelle Nakanishi, Kristie Koga, Robin
Sato. Michelle Kurashima, June Felipe.

(Center left) Girls' Varsity Volleyball Team: (7?ow 1) Alice Horner. Shari

Ikeda. Candice Costorio. Vanessa Jenks. (Row 2) Sheri Kurashige. Malia

Whaley, Ann Kaahanui. Lisa Whaley, Kathleen Tom, Kristine Lum. (Top)

Boys’ Varsity Volleyball Team: (Row 1) Sean Furutani, Blaine Gier. Jeff

Ventura. Brad Marietti, Scott Harney. Brian Vierra. (Row 2) Coach Wong.

Jimmy Lactaoen, Hugo Uohara. Dean DeMello. Rudy King. David Horner.

Coach Kalaukoa. (Top right) Jimmy Lactaoen digs the opponents rifled

spike. (Above) Sheri Kurashige sets for the winning spike. (Left) Jamesner

Dumlao digs deep.

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Bowling

ractice makes perfect" is

Pmost fitting in describing the
season of the girls' Varsity and
JV bowling teams. Through great ef­
fort and perseverance, our girls
upended their opponents en-route
to snaring the ILM Championships in
both divisions. The boys' Varsity, and
boys' Junior Varsity were not as suc­
cessful, this year proved to be an im­
portant learning experience. The re­
turnees hope for better results next
season while the take cherished
memories of fun and sportsmanship
with them. For all participants, bowl­
ing is a sport they take pride in com­
peting, whether they win or lose.

(Opposite page, top) Kendra Olayan releases the ball with full control. (Opposite
page, center left) Linda Tom and Tessa Yap release for winning strikes. Opposite
page, center left, right) Girls’ Varsity Bowling Team: (Row 1) Denise Acain, Cherry
Mark, SueAnn Yeung; (Row2) Kendra Olayan, Kamomi Solidum, Alysa Ancheta, Ann-
Marie White, Rochelle Suzuki. (Oppositepage, left) Girls’ JV Bowling Team: (Row 1)
Dana Macalutas, Linda Tom, Tessa Yap; (Row 2) Shannon Chong, Angela Kanaha,
Elizabeth Leong, Sandie Agena, Ina Chan. (Top) Boys’ Varsity Bowling Team: (Row
1)Keith Kwock, Kevin Cortel, Bill Lim. (Row2) Clifford Nakaoka, Kurt Kaufmann, Peter
Pollock, Kavett Kaopua. (Above) Boys’ JV Bowling Team: (Row 1) Kendall Mata-
suyoshi, Jonathan Fines, Todd Nakaoka; (Row 2) Jonathan Tongson,Joedy Black-
stead, Jeffrey Chang. (Top right) Cliford Nakaoka releases down lane. (Right) Kurt
Kaufmann concentrates after showing good form.

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he Maryknoll girls' Varsity and

TJunior Varsity softball teams
hoped to swing their way to
titles in 1988. Our girls had a rough
season as they tried to upset the
powerhouses of the ILH. the softball
teams did not snare their respective
titles, they proved to be proud ex­
amples of the Maryknoll spirit. The
courage and dedication to softball
they exemplified will give the girls an
edge over the opposition in 1989 and
hopefully ILH championships as well.

(Above) Varsity Softball Team; (Row 1) Robin Sato. Jeanne Tomita. Vicki Wong (Row 2) Dee Crowder, Cheryl Lim, Kristy Nakahara. Kathy
Ching (Row 3) Celeste Stewart, Delsi Gabriel. Tanya Sismar. (Row 4) Lynelle Wong. Tina Hamada. Denise Acain. (Above right) Junior Varsity
Softball Team: (Row t^Raenee Cambonga, Cheryl Ginoza. Shari Kunimoto. Candace Motoshige (Row 2) Michelle Nakanishl, Cicely Campos,
Deanne Chu. Kim Silva (Row 3) Kathy Silva, Victoria Carey, Emily DePetrillo (Top right) Dee Crowder lets fly a sure strike. (Top left) Kristy
Nakahara heads for first

t has been a spectacular year for

IMaryknoll's first cross-country
team. The boys' Varsity runners
placed second in the ILH champion­
ship and finished third in the state
championship with Paul Bedish and
Russell Garner taking one, two in indi­
vidual state honors.

Not to be outdone, the girls' Varsity
team captured the ILM championship
and placed third at states. This sea­
son marks the beginning of a new
and promising era in Spartan sports.
Coach Leo Marshall masterminded
the training of our victorious racers
and set standards for future teams to
emulate. There is no doubt that our
Spartan runners will contend for fu­
ture titles with the coaching exper­
tise and hard work we have seen this
year.

(Top left) The Maryknoll Cross-Country Team (Left) State cross-country cham­
pion, Paul Bedish, strides towards a finish. (Above) Looks of pain and concentra­
tion play across Derek Nishibata's face as he strives for excellence. (Top right)
Russell Garner, followed by Mike Sumida and Mark Dayao, lead the pack of cross­

country runners.
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Wrestling

Our Wolfpack combatants
experienced a season of
ups and downs for the
Pack-Five wrestling team. Mary-
knoll provided five wrestlers who
tried their best to pin more exper­
ienced grapplers. Although they
were written off by others in the
ILH before the season began, our
wrestlers gave a respectable
showing at each of the meets.
However, through hard work and
determination, the returning core
of gladiators are sure to improve
and become the dark horses of
the ILH.

(Top) Pac-FIve
Wrestlers, MHS
members: tony
Mizuno, Garrett
Chai. Maurice
Arrisgado, Brandon
Fernandez. (Right)
Maurice Arrisgado.
with a look of
determination,
fights for a pin.
(Bottom) Brandon
Fernandez
contemplates his
next move.

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Soccer

The girls' Varsity and Junior Varsity
soccer teams fell on hard times as
they tried to contend for their re­
spective championships. Despite the re­
sults, our Varsity girls performed well, man­
aging to tie top-ranked lolani. The Junior
( Varsity team, together with the girls from
St. Francis, look to a better and more
promising season in 1988. With experience
( and strength, next year's teams are
bound to cause their opponents to be
more wary and concerned about the
"Women of Sparta.''

(Above) Kathy Geske puts her best
foot forward to set the ball in flight.
(Right) Sandra Matsusaka takes con­
trol as she leaves her opponent behind
in the struggle. (Left) Emily Wong
keeps her eye on the ball avoiding any
attack. (Bottom left) Pac-Five Girls’

Varsity Team, MHS Players: (front)

Kendra Olayan, Kathy Geske (back)
Julie Holt, Dana McPeake. (Bottom

right) Girls’ JV Soccer Team, MHS
Players: (Row J) Kate Molyneux, Kathy

Silva. (Row 2) Kim Romes, Emily Wong,
Shannon Conway, Jennifer Ishii. (Row
3) Susan Thorn, Kim Silva, Raenee
Combonga, Kaleka Ramirez, Sandra
Matsuaka.

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'AA' Basketball --

aryknoll's Varsity 'AA' boys'

Mbasketball team fired away
for points and victories in the
1988 season' With an 11-3 season re­
cord and second-place finish in the
ILH, the boys were intent on vanquish­
ing all contenders and triumphing in
the state championship. Sellitto's
boys, though suffering from injuries at
mid-season, found ways to over­
whelm the competition enroute to a
successful year. Despite the winning
record, the hoopsters will not be sat­
isfied until they have won the elusive
state championship.

(Above) Coach Sellitto scouls at the call
of the official. (Top right) David Mills out-
muscles the Damien opponents. (Right)
Maryknoll Varsity “AA’ Basketball
Team: (Row 7) Tracey Antonio, Cy Hirota,
Jon Lactaoen, Donny Feato. (Row 2)
Manager Peter Pollock, Jimmy Lactaoen,
David Horner, David Mills, Rudy King, Ink
Aleaga. Kimo Padello.

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(Above) Jimmy Lactaoen towers above the rest as he fires away for a sure shot at the basket.
(Top right) Hugo Uohara looks for an open teammate as the opposition stalks him down. (Right)
Getting ready to make a solid pass, David Horner motions toward a Spartan in the clear.

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JV, Frosh, Basketball

The boys' Varsity 'AA' bas­
ketball team has a promis­
ing future partly due to the
wealth of talent in the Freshman,
Junior Varsity, and Varsity 'A'
squads. The Junior Varsity team
had an excellent season as they
lost by only a single point in their
championship match with Puna-
hou. The boys' Varsity 'A' and
Freshman teams did not have the
kind of year the Junior Varsity en­
joyed, but both squads worked
hard and show tremendous
promise for the future.

(Above) Derrin Broome hustles inside for a layup. (Top
right) Boys’ ‘A’ Basketball Team: (Row 1) Scott Har­
ney. Chad Bautista, Chris Schutter. (Row 2) Charles
Souza, Blaine Gier, Guy Garcia. Brandon Sarceda.
(Row 3) Rodney Cattigay, Kenny Flores. (Middle right)

Boys’ JV Basketball Team: Tessa Baraquio (stats), Ka-
leka Ramirez (stats), Derrin Broome, Jeff Thurston, Chad
Lee, Kenny Kong, Brad Marietti, Burnadette Baraquio
(stats), Kim Silva (stats), Jeanne Lee (stats). (Top) Rich­
ard Townsend, Sean Furutani, Myron Kwock. Joseph
Bustamante. (Right) Boys’ Frosh Basketball Team:
(Row 1) Brian Anger. Grant Jhun, Vincent Stepanik,
Richard Meiers, Kevin Flores. (Row 2) Coach Busto,
Coach Kalaukoa, Kevin Corcoran, Keith Fujinaga, Greg
Chun, Chris Schutter, Grady Hollenbeck. David Lee,
Elizabeth Leong (stats), Jennifer Ishii (stats).

(Top left) Sean Furutani flies through the lolani defense. (Left)
Jon Lactaoen air walks his way to the basket. (Top right)
Richard Meiers dominates the offensive boards. (Above)
Greg Chun towers above the competition to make the shot.

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Aceing their way to a possible champion­
ship title, the girls' Varsity and Junior Var­
sity tennis teams plan to light up the
courts with perfect form and graceful moves in
hopes of defeating all challengers. Riding upon
the second-place finish of last year's Varsity
team, our girls plot a strategy that will bring
much success. The core members of the Varsity
team are the polished veterans who have
shown great perseverance in the past and have
provided the Junior Varsity girls with a model of
sportsmanship and winning that will be followed
for seasons to come. No matter how our girls
fare in competition, they have represented the
Spartan spirit superbly.

Boys' Varsity tennis makes a comeback to the
courts after a two year absence. Under the ae­
gis of Pac-Five, veteran seniors and determined
underclassmen, the team has high hopes of
bringing back a title as it did in 1985.

(Top) Girls’ JV Tennis Team: (Row 1) Leilani
Ganoot, Lori-Ann Yokoyama, Elaine Saaisi, Marni
Miyashiro, Jennifer Ching, Kathy Kim, Melissa Ho.
(Row 2) Coach Hayselden, Stephanie Hong, Li­
zotte Ching, Eleni Samaras, Chrissy Ho, Bernice
Chong, Zynelle Ibara, Krissy Yanagawa, Coach
Tulang. (Bottom right) Leilani Ganoot, Dodi Tu-
lang, and Stephanie Hong gather to talk about
strategy in defeating their opponents. (Below)
Varsity Girls’ Tennis Team: (Row 1) Tracey
Pham, Bonnie Bise, Lorna Lee, Ann-Marie Rolls,
Sherrilynn Mann. (Row 2) Coach Tulang. Steph­
anie Hong, Kelly Guerrero, Jaimie Tom, Dodi Tu­
lang, Jennifer Hayselden, Leilani Ganoot, Coach

(Top left) Kathy Kim follows through on her awesome move concen­
trating on a win. (Top right) Varsity Boys’ Tennis Team: (Row 1)
Brian Vierra, Max Liu, Corby Yoshida, Wesley Lum, Lawrence Chinn.
(Row 2) Jeff Ventura, Jeff Thurston, Matt McCartney, Shannon Luke,
Kyle Wong, Kurt Kaufmann, Coach Thomas. (Left) Watch out! Here
comes one of Tracey Pham's fantastic forehands. (Above) Kelly
Guerrero, Lorna Lee, Jennifer Hayselden, Jaimie Tom, and Sherrie

Mann volley.

Paddling

he paddlers came into the
1987-88 season with hopes
of a title in their minds. Un­
fortunately, both the boys and
the girls could only manage fair
seasons against swifter and more
experienced competition. Still,
both teams worked hard and
performed their best in the tradi­
tion of the Spartan spirit. Despite
the results, next year shapes up
to be a better one as a mature
squad plans to take the helm and
steer to victory!

(■Above) Joedy Blackstead paddles long and hard. (Be­
low) Kyle Matsumoto, Edric Wong, Darby Tam Sing and
Mike Matias ease up after a race. (Top right) Giris Varsity
Paddling Crew: (Row 1) Lianne Wong, Chnssy Ho Lois
Jones. (Row 2) Jolette Yu. Michelle Chappell. (Right) Girls
JV Paddling Crew: (Row 1) Deena Chong. Carrie Odo,
Sharilyn Shibuya' (Row 2) Bernice Chong, Noelam Jones,
Sandy Bautista.

(Top) The boys' Varsity crew strokes to the finish line.
(Center) Seeing Mike Matias with a tire, Tony Aquino
and Ron Pelagio prepare themselves for a hard work
out. (Above) Kyle Matsumoto looks dismayed at the
starting line. (Left) Boys’ Varsity Paddling Crew: Tony
Aquino, Ron Pelagio, Jody Blackstead, Kyle Matsu­

moto, Darby Tam Sing, Edric Wong.

ac-Five's track team bolts

Pout of the starting blocks in
search of the ILH cham­
pionships. With Paul Bedish and
Russell Garner at the head of the
pack, our tracksters promise to
be a formidable power in 1988.
Coach Leo Marshall returns to di­
rect our runners in a tradition of
sportsmanship and athletic excel­
lence. With coaching expertise
and talented runners, our track
team plans on showing the com­
petition what the 'Pack spirit is
made of.

(Right) Girls’ Track Team: (Row t^Cindie Ta­

kamoto, Melanie Kleckner, Missy Gerding, Ka-
leka Ramirez. (Row 2) Reva Gorelangton,
Chris Shimabuku, Sharon Nitta, Kristina Peltier,
Denise Medeiros. (Row 3) Kathy Warden,
Anna Bedish, Darcie Au, Kathleen Peltier, Kim­
berly Lincoln. (Top right) Boys’ Track Team:
(Row JJDavid Netz, Jamie Hoban, Jeff Aoki.
(Row 2) Derek Nishibata, Paul Bedish, Scott
Harney, Richard Thomas, Kevin Corcoran,
Jeffrey Fong. (Row 3) Kyle Nakano, Eric
Ching, Steven Kam, Robert Chee, Patrick
Young, Mark Dayao, Marcel Gose. (Row 4)
Darren Zane, Michael Naito, Steven Janko,
Kenny Kong. (Row 5) Russell Garner, Mike Su-
mida. (Bottom right) Coach Marshall gives
advise to members of the boys' track team.
(Below) the girls' track team takes a few
warm up laps.

Girls' Basketball

fter garnering runner-up in

Alast year's state tourna­
ment, the Varsity girls' bas­
ketball team returns in '88 t
overwhelm the opposition in
search of the ILH championship.
Led by captain Julie Wassel, the
girls plan on giving a clinic every
time they are on the court. With
confidence and diligency plus
the legacy of last year's team,
our Varsity team will definitely be
a major force to contend with.

The Junior Varsity girls' team
hopes to follow in the footsteps of
their Varsity counterparts. With
much promising talent on the
team, our girls are eager to dis­
pose of their adversaries and win
the JV ILH championship.

(Top) Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team: (Row

1) Julie Wassel, Francis Yamamura, Wendy
Chang, Yvonne Browne, Genevieve Monty,
Angie Cook. (Row 2) Joanie Chan, Alice
Horner, Jan Young, Delsi Gabriel, Candice

Costorio, Lisa Armenio. (Left) Girls’ JV Bas­
ketball Team: (Row 1) Tess Baraquio, Luana

Uyemure, Karla Silva, Kim Newsome, Jen Ishii.
(Row 2) Coachaa, Christine Boyle, Tanya Sis-
mai, Cindy Demeo, Brenda Krause, Alison Ya­
mamura, Michelle Nakaneshi, Berna Baraquio,
Coach Kong. (Bottom left) The girls' varsity
team enjoys an after-game chat and ban­
ter. (Bottom) TheJV starting five dribble in
sequence.

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From The Editor..

ear Friends,
I want to thank you. We have come a long way together. We

have grown in laughter, understanding, wisdom and technical skill
through this shared experience of producing a yearbook. We have had our
moments of moodiness, mayhem and madness in attempting to meet
deadlines, improving layouts and writing descriptive captions. Some days
were better than others; some defy description!

As a staff, we have integrated graphic art skills with those of criticism,
evaluation, risk-taking and decision making. These elements, combined
with Mr. Chamizo's expertise, have enabled us to experience the joy of
seeing our efforts come alive via publication.

I wish to thank the yearbook staff for its dedication and patience. To Mr.
Chamizo, I extend my aloha for your continuing words of advise, support
and encouragement. To the student body, faculty and administration —
thank you for your endurance and good humor. A special thanks to B&W
Photography and to Jostens Publishers for their endless support.

How lucky we all were to have been a part of such a spectacular team.
Julie Anne Wassel
Editor-in-Chief

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