1955

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FEATURES

Father Eugene M orin, retreat master. A n d theS
A rosary a day keeps the devil away. went o u t...

If C hrist is to flow er an d bear fruit
in our individual lives, we m ust have
periods of rest in w hich we can nourish
the seed of faith in our souls. T he oppor­
tunity for this was given us in the prayers,
spiritual reading and conferences of our
an n u a l th ree-d ay re tre a t, O ct. 20 - 22.

F ather Eugene M orin, SS.C.C., retreat
m aster, opened his series of conferences
w ith a plea for the necessity of a spirit
of silence during a retreat. Tw o excellent
talks dealth with p e r t i n e n t subjects,
company-keeping and m arriage. Father
was a fund of m irth producting illustra­
tions w hich nevertheless, “drove home
his p o in t.” E ach day began with the
H oly Sacrifice of the M ass and closed
w ith B enediction of the m ost Blessed
S acram ent.

Father M o rin mixes laughs w ith his lectures.

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A d a ily rem inder to keep C hrist* in Christm as. Games— laughter— a gay Christmas Party.

Peace on Earth

D uring A dvent, in prep aratio n for the was sung each morning before the outdoor
C h rist-C h ild ’s c o m i n g , w e o f f e r e d e x t r a Christm as crib.
sacrifices and penances and said special prayers
at the individual classroom wreaths of green O n D ecem ber 17, M ass, offered by F ath er
circled by four lighted candles—one for each Powers and sung by the faculty as their C hrist­
of the four weeks of Advent. Classes packed mas gift to us, was followed by the Christmas
huge C hristm as baskets for needy families. party . S tudents kicked their way in the Congo
O ur gift to our parents— our annual novena line, and the gala party began. Games and
of Advent antiphons, hymns and prayers— carols preceded the arrival of jolly St. Nick,
his reindeer and little elves, who brought a
sleigh full of presents for all good boys and girls.

"Is there som ething there fo r me, S anta?" Santa and his menehunes.

"H o w sweet are rem em bered hours" “Chonita ”

T his y e a r’s S pring F estival was th e operetta,
“C honita”, a gypsy romance, w i t h Agnes
D om dom a as C h o n ita an d M elvin Vios as
Stefan, her lover. T a le n t was discovered in
several of the underclassm en, too, and we are
expecting great things of them in the future.

A dding liveliness to the festive gypsy camp
was our versatile chorus c o m p r i s e d of 60
students, who sang “H iyo-ho”, “Soft Call the
Birds” and m any other beautiful melodies.

W e filled D illingham H all to capacity for
two evenings and following the S aturday night
perform ance, a p arty was given for the cast
by the faculty in Rogers Hall.

In token of appreciation, the faculty and
student body extend a hearty thank you to Fred
M eyers who directed the o p eretta with such
skill and who proved himself to be a veritable
“Jack-of-all-trades” behind the scenes. His
patience and good h u m o r a t all times has
endeared him to all.

Baroness Stanescu introduces her son Konrad to the gypsy, C h o n ita. "W hen your love wears golden earrings . . . "

G rand ball at the castle of the Stanecus.

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“ In all thy thousand images are salute thee. Claim
and acclaim on all thy thousand thrones.”

D ecem ber 8, 1954 b ro u g h t to a close the M arian
Year, a year dedicated to O u r Lady by O ur Holy
F a th e r. As we K nollers are very specially M ary ’s
we paid h onor to h er on each of h er feast days by
gathering at her shrine for hymns, prayers and a
lei-giving ceremony. In M ay we were privileged
to enter, w ith all the C atholic H igh Schools, a
M arian Y ear Speech Festival. A triduum was held
in D ecem ber culm inating with the recitation of the
Living Rosary.

Betty Blake of Senior B and Clem ent Paiaina
of Senior A, voted the Ideal Knollers, represented
us in our love, reverence and respect, as they crowned
O u r Lady, as Q ueen of all our hearts, on M ay Day.

The ideal o f our Ideals

Ideal Knollers: J. W o n g , P. Ulcishima, P. Chinen, P. C hu, T. W o n g , B. Shinnick, C. Paiaina, S. Rowe, B. Blake,
A . Padilla, M . Pasion, R. C hang, E Lau, F. Kaleikau, B. K ila n ta n g , A . Kekahuna.

A rosary a day fo r w orld peace. G erry, Judy, Eloise. Betty and C lem ent honor the Queen o f M ay in the
Hawaiian way.

The M arian Speech tro p h y is added to the co lle ctio n . 7:25 a.m. W e w ill go unto the altar of G od . . .
Frances, Beverly.

Q ueen Yvonne and King H e rb e rt are all smiles. W h a t! No girls? W illia m , Dennis, H e rbe rt, Robert.

Please Remember

“ I wish I may, I wish I m ight have the wish D uring intermission I w atched King Herbert
I wish tonight.” If wishing wells were not bound Kiyabu and Queen Yvonne Barros being crowned.
by secrecy there would be m any a tale I could W ith the closing them e song “ Please Rem em ber”
tell you as couples waltzed over to me, dropped I thought of the fam iliar saying, “All good
their pennies and told me w hat was nearest to things m ust come to an end,” as did this evening,
their hearts. one of the m ost beautiful in m y wishing well
m em ory.
It was the night of J a n u a ry -28, the place
was the Ala Wai Clubhouse and I was the Committees included: A n t o n e l l a C h o c k ,
center of attention at the M aryknoll Senior decorations; Joyce M orikaw a, coronation; Anton
Prom, “ Please Rem em ber.” Iseke, refreshm ents; Rochelle Prejean, souvenirs
and Raym ond Nishigaya, theme.

Dennis entertains Joyce, C athy and A n d y at interm ission.

Last m inute touches. Pauline, Frances. Royalty performs.

M elody o f Cove

Junior Prom! W hat an enchanted evening! Crowned King and Q ueen of the fiesta,
Beneath a golden moon and glittering stars Albert C hang and Betty Blake ruled over a
happy couples danced, starry-eyed, while the colorful court—including Agnes Domdoma, Ray
M ondernaires m ade sweet and soft music. This Nishigaya, Doreen Gouveia, William Au, Donna
Prom enade was held on M ay 20th at the Ala Young and Anton Iseke.
Wai Clubhouse.
By unanim ous vote, “M elody of Love” will
The theme “Melody of Love” was artistically go down as an im portant chapter in our book
carried through all aspects of the dance by of memories.
R obert C hang and his hard working assistants.

Loveliest N ig h t of the Year.

W elcom e to the portals of our M aryknoll. "D id you take shorthand, Mrs. G o u v e ia ? ", questions Miss Kohler.

Open Mouse

April 22nd, our annual open house day, over the m any beautiful projects— rew ard enough
found us in a great, but happy confusion. After for all the hard work that went into them!
the 8’o’clock M ass at S acred H e a rt C hurch,
our parents followed us to the high school where T he dismissal bell brought an interesting
they trotted up and down stairs to get a glimpse school day to a close, but there was still one
of us in our classes. W e noticed the proud and treat left. T h at evening, m others daughters,
adm iring gleam in their eyes as they looked fathers and sons all enjoyed a special dance in
honor of the day at the Ala W ai Clubhouse.
Just like the old days . . . almost.
Mrs. Ukishima and M rs. Takemura fo llo w in the steps of
their children.

P a ’a n i

Spartanettes

W ith M axine M iran d a as coach, the M H L Girls’
CY O volleyball team captured the cham pionship with
a clean record. Finishing the season w ith a 9-won,
0-lost record, the Spartanettes, in flashy new uniforms
of yellow shirts with m aroon lettering and white pedal
pushers, defeated the team s from St. Francis Convent
and S tar-of-the-S ea. Incidentally, the games were all
won in two straight sets which included the round-
robin games.

Chosen for their ability and skill in the game, our
team included M axine Echols, Jo Stender, Antonella
Chock, Georgia M ae M undon, B arbara Jones, Betty
M anzano, M arlene Soares, L iberta du Pont, Winnie
Judd, Sadie M au, Jackie de Pont, Pauline Smith, and
M ary Texiera. Shirley Salomon was team manager.

D uring the basketball season, the team, composed
of thirteen girls, won against Star-of-the-Sea 47-37,
then dropped their next two games to St. Francis A
a n d St. F rancis B, 33-22 an d 25-24 respectively. S tartin g
each gam e were A ntonella Chock, Jackie de Pont,
Shirley Salomon as forw ards, w ith Gladys M orris, Gwen
Gouveia and M om i Chock, guards. M r. George Waio-
lam a ably coached the team through a happy season.

MR. W A IO L A M A , Basketball Coach

C .Y .O . basketball team in a ctio n.

Up comes the dust and away goes the ball!

C ham pion team in a ction.
Anybody's ball!

Coach M axine M iranda w ith manager Shirley and Phyllis.

FIRST R O W : G . M undon, J. DePonte, P. Smith, L. Texeira,
C. M aehara, A . Chock, W . Ju d d , M. Echols. SECO ND
R O W : J. Stender, L. DuPont, E. M anzano, S. Mau, B. Jones,
M . Soares, P. Boner, S. Salomon.

Coach Espinda, the man behind th e scenes. Courtmen

A strong-looking Spartan quintet under
C oach A1 E spinda launched th e ’54 - ’55
season by downing F arrington 52 - 50 at Kala-
kaua Gym. But our joy was shortlived for
we bowed to K am eham eha a few days later.
It seemed as if it would be an up and down
season for us as we next topped M cKinley
55 - 48. T his victory was followed by a m id­
year slum p as we lost to Iolani and St. Louis
against predictions and to P unahou as ex­
pected. D espite G eorge C o rre ia’s playing, the
Spartans tasted defeat at the hands of Kaimuki
and Roosevelt. O ur victory over M id-Pacific
In stitu te an d o u r loss to U niversity H igh left
us w ith a 3 win, 10 loss season score and near
the bottom of the league.

Forw ard Paul Dom aloan and center George
C orreia were the offensive sparks of the team
while Jerry K arasaki, K enneth Kwock, and
Benny T ap a rra played good all-around games.
Some of the outstanding rookies were: Stanley
Wong, Francis M undon and Anthony Chun.

FIRST R O W : R. Q uon, R. O h ira , H . Kiyabu, A . Kekahuna, P. Dom aloan, J. Karasaki, M . Viernes, S. W o n g . SE C O N D R O W : R. Zablan,
S. Kong Kee, S . C o rre ia , A . Chun, Fr. J. Boglarsky, B. Taparra, F. M u n d o n , L. A iw o h i, K. Kwock.

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1955 JU N IO R V A R SITY SCO RES

F a rrin g to n 50 M aryknoll 52
45
K am eham eha 48 M aryknoll 55
46
M cKinley 48 M aryknoll 31
40
Iolani 48 M aryknoll 32
39
St. Louis 57 M aryknoll 52
43
Punahou 57 M aryknoll

Kaim uki 38 M aryknoll

Roosevelt 44 M aryknoll

M id Pacific 42 M aryknoll

Univ. High 46 M aryknoll

Basketball ballet.
S ta rtin g fiv e — Paul, Ben, G e o rg e , Je rry, Kenneth.

"It's my ball!"

Baseball lineup. The warm up. Richard, W illie , Paul.

?lying Migh

L a rry M a rtin has re tu rn e d to the coacher’s Young. R ichard K aneko acted as scorekeeper,
box to pep and instruct an almost completely and K enneth Funakoshi and Leonard dela
new recruit team with the exception of pitcher Cruz, were m anagers.
Paul Dom aloan and infielder H erbert Kiyabu.
C oach M artin feels th a t his Ju n io r V arsity
Among the outstanding rookies who com ­ will have a successful year even though their
prised the first string were: outfielders Eugene rivals of old, St. Louis and K am eham eha, will
Amorine, John Viernes, W illiam Au; infielders give them stiff com petition in the Junior In ter­
W illiam Tam , Dennis C hong and catcher H enry scholastic League.

FIRST R O W : H . Kiyabu, J. H ickey, S . Frates, R. M a rtin , H . Y oung, J. Pang, K. Kwock. S E C O N D R O W : W . Au, S . C orreia,
J. Karasaki, E. A m o rin e , D. Lee, D C hong, M . Viernes. T H IR D R O W : K. Funakoshi, L. Dela C ru i, R. Q uon, R. Lyons, P.
Dom aloan, R. Kaneko, L. M a rtin , coach.

"K e e p your eye on the b a ll," instructs Fr. Boglarslcy. A steady hand makes a p e rfe c t p u tt. Kenneth, W illia m , R obert.

Jorel

A new “first” for M ary k n o ll’s grow ing list Although the Knollers took some bad
of activities was the emergence of a golf team beatings, F ather Boglarsky, director, has great
which played in com petition in the Senior hopes that with the experience of this year,
League Division. the 1956 team will be one th at M aryknoll can
really be p roud of.
Given the use of the greens at the Ala
W ai Golf Course our novices learned the Ray Nishigaya captained the team; K en­
necessity of following through and keeping tab neth Funakoshi acted as caddy.
on the ball at all times.

FIRST R O W : T. Yee, D. Kahawaii, E. Yee, P. D om aloan. SEC O N D R O W : Fr. Boglarsky, J. Chun, D.
C hong, R. Samson, R. N ishigaya, L. Char.

C o-captains Jim m y and Ray relax between rounds. Inside the armory.

Sharpshooters

Red flag flying— all bew are— firing on the second in the Four P o s itio n S m a ll B ore
range! This year our boys were able to practice C ham pionship.
on hom eground due to the sum m er activity of
Lt. Hoe and a small group of Knollers who In the N ational Rifle Association M atches
accomplished an almost unbelievable task— in February, the Knollers took first place in
the building of o u r regulation size rifle range. the Scholastic Team — M ilitary — and second
place in the Sectional T ournam ent. In com­
T h e team entered the 1955 H aw aiian T e r­ petition, with one hundred firers of the N.R.A.,
ritorial Rifle Association M atch and gave a Earl Paiaina, a freshman, placed fourth, while
good account of themselves as they placed his brother Clem ent placed seventh.

Ready on the le ft! Ready on the rig h t! Fire!

FIRST R O W : R. Silva, L. H am am oto, D. N a g a ta, P. C hinen. S E C O N D R O W : S. Resari, J. H ritz, R. O hira, R. Chang, E. Rodrigues.
T H IR D R O W : E. Painina, D. M oniz, T. Kwiatliowski, T. W o n g , R. N ishigaya, R. M ow , m gr.

Punahou 1784 M aryknoll 1729
Roosevelt 1752 M aryknoll 1779
Farrington 1761 M aryknoll 1695
K am eham eha 1726 M aryknoll 1740
Saint Louis 1766 M aryknoll 1780
M cKinley 1697 M aryknoll 1736

" H i t or miss, L in co ln ? "

Aim ing fo r efficiency. Thaddeus, Jarrett,
R o b e rt.

G eorgia Mae's "H o b o e s "— champions Rosemarie, Sadie, W ill it come over?
Edwina, Susan, M a rilyn .

MomeroomsCompete

The Intram ural Sports Program consisting saw G eorgia M ae M u n d o n ’s “H oboes” victors,
of basketball, volleyball, ping-pong and horse­ w ith a record of six wins an d one loss.
shoes began in the fall and carried through
to early spring. A ping-pong tournam ent, with the partici­
pants from each homeroom playing off for
Boys’ basketball, the first featured activity, cham p and finally school cham p, followed. An
helped to mold our boys in the ideals of fair ice cream and cake treat was the rew ard for
play an d good sportsm anship. K en n eth K w ock’s the w inner and his classmates.
“Grasshoppers” proved to have the most talent
as they copped the p en a n t w ith a 9-1 won-loss At the annual Sports Assembly in May,
record. trophies and medals were given to the out­
standing individuals and cham pion team of
T he volleyball tournam ent held in Jan u ary each division.

Intram ural champs— the Grasshoppers. W in n in g team shows form .

SENIORS

Senior

This was our year! Sometimes happy, some­
times sad, bu t all in all the best w e’ve had.

Sept.— We donned the title of “m ighty seniors”
and put it to use on Initiation Day. T he “freshies”
proved their ability to be true Knollers.

O ct.— Father Eugene M orin, SS.C.C., retreat
m aster, impressed on us the necessity of broadening
the foundation of our spiritual life. Senior B was
aw arded $10 at carnival time for having the best
decorated booth.

Nov.— Senior A dug out the black grease
paint from the m ake-up kit and presented an
original m instrel show. O n N ovem ber 25, Sim-
plico R esari and Agnes D om dom a perform ed in
the A nnual T alent Show taking third prize for
their duet “Tell Me W hy.”

Dec.— Senior B was not to be outdone in the
dram atic aspect. Betty Blake, Shirley Salomon,
Antonella Chock and Pat Hopkins worked to­
gether on writing a 3-act play, the comedy,
“Little W om en?”

Ja n .— W e will always rem em ber our “ Please
R em em ber,” the Senior Prom held at the Ala
W ai on Jan u a ry 28. W e thought our decorations

Memories

unique and very beautiful.

Feb.— N early half of our class took the en­
trance exams to the U niversity of Hawaii. M any
of us were m aking indefinite post-graduation plans.

M ar.— Spring Festival Time! “C honita” a
gypsy operetta saw m any of our class members
in the cast. Agnes D om dom a played the title role,
supported by C had Resari and Betty Blake.

A pril— M aryknoll Day. As our parents visited
our classes w ith us during the day we realized
again— we had only a month.

M ay— This was the busiest of all the months
— final, exams— the Sports Banquet— the Junior
Prom at which A lbert C hang and Betty Blake
reigned, and practice squeezed in each day for
the big events of Class N ight and G raduation.
O n M ay 28 we m arch ed dow n the aisle ’neath
the crown flower leis to perform our last official
act as Seniors of M aryknoll H igh School— the
giving of our flam ing torches to be held aloft by
the new seniors. Two days later we became the
“g ra d u ated ” Class of 1955.

A loha! “ W e’ll love you then as now we do,
M aryknoll our M aryknoll.

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Senior

ALBERT K. K. CHANG

Attendance 6; Class President 1, 2, 4;
Class Vice-President 3; Student

Council 1, 2, 4; R.O.T.C. Major 4;
Tribute 1; Drill Team 1, 2; Rifle
Team 3; Rifle Club Vice-President

4; Altar Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys’
Cooking 4.

A N TO N ISEKE

Attendance 4; Class President 3;

Class Vice-President 1, 2, 4; Student

Council 3; R.O.T.C. 2nd Lt. 2;

Capt. 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Choir 1;

Drill T '" ~ '

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JAM ES Y. T. CH U N
Attendance 9; Class Treasurer 2, 4;

Tribute 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4;
Drill Team 1, 2.

EM ALEEN M. LUNING

Attendance 12; Class Secretary 1, 4;
Student Council 2; R.O.T.C. Hon.
2nd Lt. 2, 3; Tribute 2; Glee Club 1;

Sacristy Club 3, 4; President 3, 4.

FIDEL TAPARRA

Attendance 4; Class President 3, 4;
Student Council 2, 3, 4; R.O.T.C.

2nd Lt.; A.S.M. 2; Drill Team 1;
Catholic Student Council 3;

Treasurer 4; Altar Society 3, 4.

BETTY YONEDA

Attendance 10; Treasurer 3, 4; Glee
Club 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3;
Sacristy Club 4; Chi Rho Knoller 2.

PAUL DOMALOAN

Attendance 3; Vice-President 3, 4;
Student Council Treasurer 3; Vice-

President 4; R.O.T.C. Capt. 4;
Tribute 3; Drill Team 2; Basketball
2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; Honor Roll 2, 3;

Scholastic Award 2; Altar Society
3, 4; Boys’ Cooking 4.

ELOISE UYEDA

Attendance 12; Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4;
Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll
1, 2, 3; Scholastic Award 1, 3;

Sacristv Club 4; Chi Rho Knoller 2.

ERNEST AANA

Attendance 4; Tribute Art Co-
Editor 4; Glee Club 1, 2; A.S.M. 3.

JUNE AKAHANE

Attendance 6; Glee Club 1, 2, 4;
Honor Roll 1; Library Club 3.

ELIZABETH M. AH HEE

Attendance 10; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
Dramatics 1, 2.

W ILLIA M AU
Attendance 2; Glee Club 3, 4.

BETTY BLAKE

Attendance 2; Glee Club 4;
Dramatics 3; Chi Rho Knoller 3.

MARY CATHERINE B

Attendance 1; Glee Club 4;
Chi Rho Knoller 4.

PHYLLIS BONER
Attendance 12; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4;

Sports C.Y.O. 1, 4.

Attendance 7; Glee Club 1; Choir 2;
Drill Team 1; Boys’ Cooking 4;
Library Club 3.

JUNE CHUN

Attendance 11; Sodality 1, 2; Glee
Club 1; Choir 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3;
Dramatics 2; Scholastic Award 3;

Chi Rho Knoller 2, 4;
Library Club 4.

DENNIS CH ONG GEORGE CORREIA

Attendance 12; Drill Team 1, 2; Attendance 4; Tribute 4; Glee
Baseball 3; Altar Society 3; Club 3; Dramatics 2; A.S.M. 2, 3;
Boys’ Cooking 4.
Basketball 3.

JU D IE CUNNINGHAM

Attendance 2; Glee Club 4;
Spring Festival 3.

FL O R IT A dos R EM ED IO S

Attendance 4; Glee Club 1;
Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Sports C.Y.O. 1.

AGNES L. D O M D O M A

Attendance 6; Class Treasurer 1;
Class Secretary 3; Student Council
ecretary 4; R.O.T.C. Hon. Capt. 4;

Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Choir 4.

M AXINE P. ECHOLS

Attendance 7; Tribute 4; Glee Club
1, 2; Choir 1, 3; Dramatics 1; A.S.M.

Secretary 4; Sports C.Y.O. 1, 4.

BERNARD DUIGNAN DIANE EDWARDS
Attendance 2; Library Club 3, 4.
Attendance 4; Student Council 4;
R.O.T.C. 1st Lt. 4; Dramatics 1, 2;

A.S.M. 2; Rifle Team 3;
Football 1, 2.

M IRIAM M. FONG

Attendance 12; Glee Club 2;
Choir 1, 4; Chi Rho Knoller 1, 2;

Library Club 3.

ANNA EN RIG H T CLIFFO RD FERREIRA
Attendance 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4.
Attendance 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3;
Choir 3; Sports C.Y.O. 1;
Honor Roll 1.

W A LLACE A. G O U V EIA

Attendance 4; Glee Club 1;
Altar Society 3, 4.

GERALDINE M. G IL U ^

Attendance 3; Glee Club 2, 4;
Choir 3; Chi Rho Knoller 4.

D O RIN N E GOUVEIA

Attendance 8; R.O.T.C. Hon. Capt.
4; Sodality 1; Dramatics 2; Sacristy

Club 3, 4; Chi Rho Knoller 1.

AMY H IRO M O TO

Attendance 11; Sodality 1, 2;
Honor Roll 1, .2, 3; Scholastic
Award 2, 3; Chi Rho Knoller 1, 2;

Library Club 2.

GEORGE H ILA RIO

Attendance 1; R.O.T.C. Capt. 4;
Altar Society 4; Boys’ Cooking 4.

TERESITA HILA RIO

Attendance 4; Sodality 1, 2;
Glee Club 4; Library Club 3.

JAM ES H R ITZ

Attendance 2; R.O.T.C. 1st Lt. 4;
Rifle Team 3, 4; Library Club 3.

BARBARA JEAN JONES

Attendance 12; Tribute 2; Glee
Club 4; Choir 1; A.S.M. 2, 3; Sports
C.Y.O. 1, 4; Chi Rho Knoller 3, 4.

DAVID K. KAHAW AII AMY KAYAHARA

Attendace 12; R.O.T.C. 1st Lt 4; Attendance 12; Treasurer 1;
Tribute 1, 3; Business Manager 4; Student Council 3; Sodality 2;

Drill Team 1, 2, 3, Drill Master 4; Glee Club 3; Choir 2.
Altar Society 1, 2, 3, 4.

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JARRETT KARASAKI

Attendance 4; Student Council 4;
R.O.T.C. Lt. Col 4; Glee Club 1, 4;

Choir 2; Drill Team 2, 3; Rifle
Team 3; Football 1, 2; Basketball

2, 4; Chi Rho Knoller 4.

STANLEY T. KURIHARA KENN ETH C. W. KW OCK

Attendance 12; Tribute 4; Attendance 11; Student Council 4;
Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. R.O.T.C. 1st Lt. 4; A.S.M.

President 4; Drill Team 1, 2, 3;
Rifle Team 3; Basketball 3, 4;
Baseball 4; Chi Rho Knoller 2.

B E A T R IC E S. S. LEE

Attendance 3; Glee Club 2;
Choir 4; Library Club 3;
Chi Rho Knoller 4.

M ARLENE C. M ED EIRO S

Attendance 7; Glee Club 1, 2, 4;
Dramatics 1, 2; Library Club 3.

JEANETTE M ATTOS

Attendance 12; Glee Club 1, 2, 3;
Dramatics 2; Library Club 4;
Chi Rho Knoller 1.

JO Y C E A. M O R IK A W A

Attendance 4; Sodality 1; Tribute 4;
Honor Roll 2, 3; Sacristy Club 3, 4;

Chi Rho Knoller 1, 2.

N A N CY S. M IN A M I DONALD J. M ONIZ

Attendance 12; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Attendance 12; R.O.T.C. Maj. 4;
Sacristy Club 4; Tribute 2; Choir 1; Dramatics 2, 3;

Chi Rho Knoller 3, 4. Rifle Team 3, 4; Rifle Club
Secretary 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3;

Boys’ Cooking 4.

G EORGIAM AE L. M U N D O N

Attendance 9; Tribute 4;
Choir 1, 2, 3; A.S.M. 4;

Snorts C.Y.O. 1. 4.

GLADYS M ORRIS

Attendance 12; Choir 1; Sports
C.Y.O. 1; Library Club 3, 4.

RAYMOND MOW

Attendance 4; R.O.T.C. 2nd Lt. 4;
Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Boys’ Cooking 4.

PENNY L. NISSEM

Attendance 4; Dramatics 2; Library
Club 3, 4; Chi Rho Knoller 1.

RAYM ON D H. NISHIGAYA M U R IE L U. O ’S U L L IV A N
Attendance 4; President 2;
Attendance 3; Sodality 2;
Vice-President 1; Student Council 1, Sacristy Club 4; Library Club 3.
2, 3; President 4; R.O.T.C. Maj. 4;
Tribute 3; Drill Team 1, 2, 3; Rifle

Team 3; Clpt. 4; Rifle Club
President 4; Altar Society 4;

Boys’ Cooking 4.

ANDREW PADILLA
Attendance 10; R.O.T.C. 2nd Lt. 3;

Maj. 4; Drill Team 2, 3; Honor
Roll 1, 2, 3; Scholastic Award 2, 3;

Chi Rho Knoller 3;
Editor-in-Chief 4.

BARBARA PALM EIRA

Attendance 4; Glee Club 3, 4;
Dramatics 2; Chi Rho Knoller 1.

C LEM EN T D. PAIAINA

Attendance 4; R.O.T.C. Capt. 4;
Dramatics 1; Drill Team 1, 2; Rifle

Team 3; Rifle Club Treasurer 4;
Boys’ Cooking 4.

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ROCHELLE W. PREJEAN v

Attendance 12; Student Council
1, 2; Tribute Art Co-Editor 4; ^ (
Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1;
A.S.M. 1; Sports C.Y.O. 1.

JA N IC E W. J. PANCr SIM PLICIO RESARI
Attendance 5; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. Attendance 1; Choir 4.

SHIRLEY ANN SALOM ON

Attendance 12; Student Council 3, 4;
Tribute 3; Typing Head 4; Choir 1,

2, 3\ 4; Sports C.Y.O. 1, 4.

SUSAN R. ROW E

Attendance 2; Honor Roll 3;
Sacristy Club 4; Chi Rho Knoller 3;

Library Club 3.

CATHERINE SALADO

Attendance 4; Secretary 2;
Student Council 3; R.O.T.C. Hon.
2nd Lt. 2; Hon. Capt. 3; Choir 4;

Dramatics 1, 2; Honor Roll 1;
Sacristy Club 3;

Chi Rho Knoller 1, 2, 4.

JO SEPH IN E STENDER
Attendance 12; Student Council 1,

JO SEPH IN E SANTOS

Attendance 4; Glee Club 1;
Dramatics 2; Library Club 3, 4.

VERNON SOUZA

Attendance 4; Drum Corps 3, 4;
Glee Club 3.

CLARENCE TAKEMURA

Attendance 7; Tribute 1;
Drum Corps 3, 4.

BENJAM IN TAPARRA
Attendance 1; Glee Club 4.

C H A R L O T T E P. U K ISH IM A

Attendance 12; Student Council 2;
Sodality 1; Dramatics 1;
Sacristy Club 3, 4.

JO H N VIERNES

Attendance 4; Glee’ Club 2, 3, 4;
Dramatics 2; Drill Team 2.

RONALD UM IAM AKA

Attendance 12; Student Council 3;
R.O.T.C. Capt. 4; Drill Team 1;

Drum Corps 2, 3, 4.

JUDY WONG

Attendance 12; R.O.T.C. Hon. 2nd
Lt. 2, 3, Capt. 4; Glee Club 3;
Choir 4; Dramatics 2;
Chi Rho Knoller 1, 2.

t RONALD WONG

MERLE M. WONG Attendance 12; Student Council 4;
Attendance 4; Choir 4; Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Dramatics 2;
Dramatics 1, 2; Chi Rho Knoller
Drill Team' 2; Altar Society 1, 2, 3, 4.
3, 4; Library 3.

EUGENE YEE

Attendance 4; Glee Club 2;
Choir 1, 3; Boys’ Cooking 4.

JE A N S. Y O SH ID A

Attendance 8; Glee Club 1, 2, 3;
Honor Roll 1; Chi Rho Knoller 2;

Library Club 4.

DON NA A. Y O U N G

Attendance 12; Treasurer 2;
Tribute 2, 3, Make-up Editor 4;

Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Choir 4;
Sports C.Y.O. 1. '

" W e 'll Iove you then as now we d o ."

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" D ry Bones" as in te rp e rte d by Senior A Lt. C ol. Je rry issues a comm and, "E njoy yourselves."
Sunshine and M r. Bones Tit to r tat.

JnAppreciation

D eep g ra titu d e is expressed by the staff m em bers of the 1955 T rib u te
to all who have helped in the production of this yearbook.

To Sister M arie Patrice and Sister C hristina Francis, our advisers, for
their understanding and patience.

T o Fisher C orporation Ltd. who printed our annual and in particular
to M r. Ball and M r. Akamine for their encouragem ent and advice.

To Evan Choi of M ary M argah Studio for the fine senior portraits and
cam pus shots.

T o S. K. Sm ith C om pany, especially to M r. Bill Sm ith, for o u r covers.
T o M rs. V irginia R an sb u rg and M cK inley’s D aily Pinion for the ex ­
cellent basketball photos.
T o our patrons Taisho P rinting Com pany, H onolulu Business College,
C hi R ho K noller, U yeda M en ’s Shop, G oodw ear Shop Store, F ran k lin Lee
an d M ary M a rg a h ’s S tudio for th eir financial aid.
T o these and countless others who helped, T h e T rib u te of 1955 wishes
to say . . .

M ahalo Nui Loa

Senior 'Directory

Aana, Ernest— 333 Mokauea Street— 88084 Kwock, Kenneth— 1743 Malanai Street 944824
Ah Hee, Elizabeth— P.O. Box 52 Waimanalo— 257123 Lee, Beatrice— 709-B North Vineyard Street— 863165
Akahane, June— 151 Kilohana Place— 50676 Luning, Emaleen— 1306 Artesian Street— 998376
Au, William— 2629 Lawrey Avenue— 97408 Mattos, Jeannette— 1532 Artesian Way— 997321
Beam, Catherine— 126 Niuiki Circle— 30380 Medeiros, Marlene— 3011 Kaina— 743526
Blake, Betty— 1735 Wilder Avenue— 998342 Moniz, Donald— 637 Judd Street— 67458
Boner, Phyllis— 737-E Apt. 3 Olokele Street— 73844 Morikawa, Joyce— 1281 S. King Street— 55087
Burns, Edward— 1830 Punahou Street— 92241 Morris, Gladys— 1011-12th Avenue— 744593
Chang, Albert— 1251 Nehoa Street— 511681 Mow, Raymond— 805 Iholena Place
Chang, Jessie— 218 Azores Street— 66340 Mundon, Georgiamae— 1299 Elizabeth Street— 75106
Char, Lincoln— 2259 Dole Street— 921743 Nishigaya, Raymond— 1519 Piikoi Street— 546012
Chock, Antonella— 1738 Nanea Street— 94657 Nissem, Penny— 5368 Papai Street— 32961
Chock, Donna— 2408 Myrtle Street— 793003 O ’Sullivan, Muriel— 1354 Alewa Drive— 80879
Chong, Dennis— 2038 S. Beretania Street— 998493 Padilla, Andrew— 111 6-10th Avenue— 77065
Chun, James— 45-712 Puohala Street Kaneohe— 242833 Paiania, Clement— 3455 Campbell Avenue— 739363
Chun, June— 2651 Aaliamanu Place— 91047 Palmeira, Barbara— Waipahu, Oahu— 2B231
Correia, George— 1721 Monte Street— 84159
Cunningham, Judie— 1060 Spencer Street— 538061 Pang, Janice— 2067 Clement Street— 997065
Prejean, Rochelle— 2004-C Kalawahine— 576154
Domaloan, Paul— 1253-B Hall Street— 851595 Resari, Simplicio— 481-A “C ” Rd. Damon Tract— 40885
Domdoma, Agnes— 522 “H” Road Damon Tract— 40838 Rowe, Susan— 46274 Flaiku Road Kaneohe— 244387
Dos Remedios, Florita— 3127-A Brokaw Street— 745149 Salado, Catherine— 45-568 Kamehameha Highway—
Duignan, Bernard— 165-D Kealohilani— 960472
Echols, Maxine— 1331 Middle Street— 89231 244345
Edwards, Diane— 4711 Kolohalo— 743167 Salomon, Shirley— 1237 Hall Street— 535101
Enright, Anna— 3016 Libert Street— 745385 Santos, Josephine— 45-521 Luluku Road— 243609
Ferreira, Clifford— 2455-E Pacific Heights— 66382
Fong, Miriam— 1122 Alohi Way— 59368 Souza, Vernon— 2680 E. Manoa Road— 990337
Gillis, Geraldine— 350 Lunalilo Home Road— 30950 Stender, Josephine— 2123 Anianiku Street— 542815
Gouveia, Dorinne-— 1012 Akoko Lane— 52893 Takemura, Clarence— 1661 Paula Drive— 73092
Taparra, Benjamin— 2190 Makanani Drive— 826542
Gouveia, Wallace— 533 Kihapai, Lanikai— 256385 Taparra, Fidel— 2190 Makanani Drive— 826542
Hilario, George— 1304 Glen Ave— Wah 6125 Thom, Georginia— 2345 Coyne Street— 961425
Hilario, Teresita— 1304 Glen Ave— Wah 6125 Ukishima, Charlotte— 2339 Date Street— 93757
Hiromoto, Amy— 1754 Young Street— 991786
Ho, Patrick— 1504 Kalonaiki Walk— 866474 Umiamaka, Ronald— 1685-G Kalauokalani Way—
Hopkins, Patricia— 2060 Makiki Street 961412 94649

Hritz, James— Box 528 Lanikai— 4711 Ext. 72343 Uyeda, Eloise— 1812 Citron Street— 991592
Viernes, John— 1857 Homerule Street— 837761
Iseke, Anton— 586 “J ” Road Damon Tract— 88122 Wong, Judy— 1480 Kinau Street— 992583
Jones, Barbara— 366 Kuliouou Road Wong, Merle— 45-634 Kamehameha Highway— 243239
Kahawaii, David— 1821 Young Street— 998570 Wong, Ronald— 1480 Kinau Street— 992583
Karasaki, Jarrett— 3438 Kepuhi Street— 77879 Yee, Eugene— 1557 Kaka Drive
Kayahara, Amy— 1462 Kinau Street— 94216 Yoneda, Betty— 1737 S. King Street— 924271
Kurihara, Stanley— 3411 Campbell Street— 79856
Yoshida, Jean— 1488 Dillingham Boulevard— 83319
Young, Donna— 3818 Kilauea Avenue— 716664

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