2005 - GS

diarylinoIISchool
2004-2005

yvincfo'ws of Time







Win^*51,1 ^'W£!

a

1

Classes began this year with a big change to one of
our campus landmarks, Sacred Heart Church. The
Church has been undergoing renovations and at times
her beautiful stained glass windows have been shrouded
from our view. This is the image the Sacred Heart pa­
rishioners must have seen back in 1913 when they be­
gan to build their new church on this property. Architect
E.A.P. Newcomb had designed a miniature Gothic
church that included beautiful stained glass windows in
a refined, classic style. The windows were designed and
manufactured in Le Puy, France. All the windows were
gifts of individual parishioners and parish societies anx­
ious to present scenes of our faith for the world to see.

The artisans made an attempt to put a piece of Hawaii
into several of the pictures by including taro leaves and
sunflowers in the banners. Each window would have
something special in it: the thatching of the stable in the
nativity, the face in the soldier’s armor in the resurrection,
and the appearance of Jesus to St. Margaret.

and Church Restoration

2

The whole neighborhood waited
for the glorious depictions of the
Bible and saints to be installed; but
World War I broke out and the
windows were held up first, be­
cause of submarine warfare in the
Atlantic and then, in New York
because materials received priority
in shipping. The windows of Sa­
cred Heart were blank until the end
of the war in 1918. When they
were installed, they filled the
church with jewel like colors that
are admired even today.

Fortunately, these beautiful depic­
tions of our faith will soon be
unshrouded so that we can once
again enjoy the lovely play of light
that filters through these superb
works of art and allow everyone to
learn about the life of Jesus and the
saints through them.

Stain Glass Windows Photographed by Aaron Bernard

3

President

Letter From the President

Dear Maryknoll Grade School Students

As you pass through the pages of this book, I hope you will think ofit

as your own personal “Window in Time,” and that life as you remember it will

'*'" ' "■ ■ ' ■■■■"■ -4

stand still fin* a few minutes as you reflect on events gone by, friends you

shared good times with, and people that made up such an important part of

your younger years.

The remarkable thing about yearbooks is that you can go back to them

many, many times and find new things that you either passed over earlier or
■

have long forgotten about. In other words, it is not a static bode; it tends to

grow as you grow. At times, it serves as a social history book, reminding you

where you were and what you were doing at a specific time, what movies you

were watching, music you were listening to and what style ofclothing you

and your friends were wearing,

At other times, the book will simply serve as a gentle reminder of days

gone by when life was a bit simpler for you, a time when you were free of

most responsibilities, and a time when you were forming friendships that

would last a lifetime.

Whatever reason brings you to this book in the future, I hope it serves

as a wide open “Window in Time” for you and that you thoroughly enjoy the

visit with your past.

Aloha,

Michael E. Baker
President

Grade School

Principal By

"” " ** ' 'l /
|Pfc t. *. 4.zj3L
■: :iz' / . '*>.
Dear Maryknoil Grade Students: •

I often stop to watch the younger children as they play on the jungle gym at recess. As 1

., , .. * z . .. -

watch, I am always fascinated by their persistence as they explore the many different challenges

they encounter. They climb, slide, hang, swing, and jump, pushing their ability to the limit

Once they master one skill, they try another activity that’s more daring, and repeat it over and

over again until that one is mastered as well. Then they move on again.

I believe we can all learn from these young children, for they show us the importance of
never giving up when facing challenges.

As you look through the “Windows of Time” this past year, you will recall countless
opportunities that came your way: some were planned by your teachers while others arose
i unexpectedly. These experiences may have been challenging, hilarious, embarrassing, or
unforgettable, but you never gave up. Whatever the outcome, these experiences have become
. some of the building blocks for your future, and 1 trust you win always treasure them in your
heart. Some of these experiences are now captured in this yearbook.

In all these experiences, remember that God was, and always will be with you, sharing in
yourjoys and fan, challenges, and difficulties. I hope the photos and articles in the yearbook
wiU always fill you with fond memories of the “Windows of Time” in the year 2004-2005. Just
t like the children on the playground equipment, may you never give up and always feel the joy
and reward of learning something new!

Thank you for helping to shape these memories of the 2004-2005 school year for us at

Maryknoil Grade School.

’• .w> * fl*” •'* ”* afcxofe •»"»* • ->' ■ ~ “w M.
' p «..* s«k--<* '•« • z *-Wt :w- * *s* ■■■ * " **

Paul O’Brien *"”* ’*"* *** 1 •
. Zw* ♦*» 4 •» *>' * *.,> * * *"’* ■* *• ****■ ■**'**' w"*>' * ’* *** ■’

Principal

Maryknoil Grade School

Administration

Mr. Michael Baker Mr. Paul O'Brien
President

Father Marc Alexander Ms. Carole Ota Mrs. Betsey Gunderson Mr. Evanson Chang
Pastor Vice Principal/Eighth Grade High School Principal High School Vice-Princip;

Advisory

Mrs. Lori Carlos Mrs. Patricia Heatherly Mr. James Morris II Mrs. Yvonne Morris

Alumni Relations Coordinator Director of Athletics Director of Technology Director of Developme

Gail Nakamura Mr. Lester Oshiro ;tried
iness Officer Facilities Manager isssioi

6

Facuity and Staff

Row 1 - Rose Anne Petro, Margot Adair, Andretta Kaahaaina, Charlene Lum, Paul O'Brien, Fran Wong, Gaylynn
Gonzales, Dorie Parubrub-Kaha'ulelio, Carole Ota Row 2 - Michael Amore, Addie Kun, Dana Lee Wong,
Marilynn Taniyama, Paula Peabody, Sylvia Ching, Anne Wong, Alita Wall, Madlyn Finger, David Yamasaki Row
3 - James Gahler, Lynne Watanabe, Jo-Ann Morisato, Sandy Yamane, Sarah White, Becky Kotake, Catherine
Iwami, Colleen Liu, Milton Makishi, Mary Jane Vanatta Row 4 - Christine Mattos, James Fallon, Michelle Gabriel,
Sara Harrison, Carole Goldstein, Pat Pascual, Lee Marie Armstrong-Gomes, Jeff Chang, Michael Felipe Row 5 -
Shana Tong, Juli Borges, Paulette Laanui, Jeremy Irvine, Lynn Mitchell, Florence Min, Christine Hangai Row
6 - Lloyd Lim, Clint Clausen, Bobbie Loo, Suzanne McLaughlin, Heidi McGivern, Eva Robinson, Theresa
Crighton, Joann Haven

niv

A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence sto
-Henry Brooks Adams

Mrs. Margot Adair Mr. Michael Amore Mrs. Lee Marie Armstrong- Ms. JuJrBorgeS
PK-Fourth Grade
Middle School English/ Gomes Tilth Grade and Noddle;*
Guidance Counselor
Social Studies Fifth Grade School Science•
>> - • .«» — «•

Hr

Mr. Jeffrey Chang Mrs. Sylvia Ching Mr. Clint Clausen Mrs. Lori Costa .
Fourth Grade Sixth Grade Middle School Science. Pre-Kindgrgarten*; ‘ ~

Mrs. Theresa Crighton Mr. James Fallon Middle
Middle School Drama/ Fifth Grade

Spanish /Personal
Development

m ’i

Mrs. JGaylyilrt Gortzales Mrs.. Christine Hangai Mrs. Sara Harrison Ms. Joann Haven
' First Grade Third Grade
Kindergarten Assistant Pre-Kindergarten-Third

. : Grade Physical Education

O Mrs. Catherine Iwami Mrs. Addie Kim Mrs. Virginia Koo
Fourth Grade Librarian
Mr. Jeremy-Irvine Art

Midilie School KE.

■ There are souls in this world which have the gift of finding joy
• . ’ everywhere and of leaving it behind them when they go.

-Frederick William Faber

Who dares to teach must never cease to learn.
-John Cotton Dana

Mrs. Becky Kotake Mrs. Paulette Laanui Mrs. Mardi LaPrade Mr. Lloyd Lirn
Kindergarten Second Grade Science Middle School Math/

Physical Education

. * - w w&ia* » ■ '/ 4* '44tp ‘tf'W '&•‘4* *4. '/4t* 'to'*?,* Jk-vr/. ^444/44 w -#4' 1
Mrs. Colleen Liu
Mrs. Bobbie Loo Mrs. Charlene Lum Mr. Milton Makishi .
Fourth Grade
Kindergarten Assistant Second Grade First Grade

Ms. Christine Mattos Mrs. Heidi McGivern Mrs. Suzanne McLaughlin Mrs. Florence Min
Sixtli Grade Middle School P.E./ Third Grade First Grade Assistant

Religion/Social ’ ' . /1
Studies

:rs

10

Mrs. Lynn Mitchell Mrs. Jo-Ann Morisato Mrs. Dorie Parubrub- Mrs. Pat Pascual
Middle School Math Pre-Kind erga rten Kahaulelio Sixth Grade
Sixth Grade

Mrs. Paula Peabody Mrs. Rose Anne Petro Mrs. Eva Robinson Mrs. Joann Skudlarick
Kindergarten Director of Religious Computer Science Computer Technology

Education Educator

Mrs. Marilynn Taniyama Mrs. Shana Tong Mrs. Mary Jane Vannatta Mrs. Alita Wall
Pre-Kindergarten-Fifth
Third Grade Middle School Religion/ Middle School Social
Grade Music
Jjfpanese/Public Speaking Studies/Math/Religion

Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it.
-Proverbs 22:6

Mrs. Lynne Watanabe Mrs. Sarah- White Ms. Anne Wong Mrs. Dana Lee Wong-
First Grade Kindergarten Middle School English/ First Grade Assistant

ligion

r

Mrs. Fran Wong Mrs. Sandy Yamane Mr. David Yamasaki
Middle School English/ Kindergarten Middle School Band
Religion/Public Speaking Assistant



14

ows or Time

15

Show by your good life that your works are done
with gentleness born of wisdom.

Kelsie Calabrese Matt Canape Thadd Chang

Kimberly Chu Shelby Chun Fat Brittaut Kristina
Corpus
16

Class of 2009
Na Alaka’i

The Leaders

Samuel Evans Richard Fong Chelsea Fortuna

Carolyn Fujimoto Reid Fukumura Ashley Gabriel

17

Kacie Harada Jamie Hee Janelh-Ho

18

In returning and rest you shall be saved; in quietness

Chancelor Kim Jenna Kim Sho Kimura

19

Look, I have set before you ten door,
which no one is abb
-Revelation 3:

Chase Kinoshita Alyson Kintscher Maxine Koyanagi

Joshua Lau Curtis Lee Kevin Lin

20

Alysa Nada Ross Nakahara Patrick Ng

Grant Nikaido Kristee Ogata Emi Omori

21

Windows of Time
Spartan Spirit f

Election Day 2004

-r r..

Brandon Oshiro Johann Pack Julia Pang

Christine Parke David Pawl

Robert Roesener
Simen Sam

Richard Slike Clifford Son Chasen St. Onge

Kayla Suehiro Mandilyn Suzuki Adrian Tai

23

I will sing of the Lord's at love
forever; with my mo will

make your faithfuln vn
through all general. .>•
-Psalm 89:1

Hilary I Jordan Victorino Eric VVcniliardt

24

Big Brother
Big Sister

Liana Whitford Bryson Wong

Marissa Wong Shiulina Wu Skye Yamamoto

Chrislin Yee Aaron Yim



PK-8th Grade
Ohana

A special aloha to those who have been a part of the Maryknoll family
since Pre-Kindergarten or Kindergarten. May you look back at this win­

dow of time with gladness.

Listed Alphabetically - Miho Arai, Matt Canape, Justin Cheng, Alexander Chu, Kimberly
Chu, Shelby Chun Fat, Reid Fukumura, Jamie Hee, Janelle Ho, Elissa Ji, Ryan Kam, Reed
Kamimura, Maxine Koyanagi, Andrew Lum, Alyssa Nada, Grant Nikaido, Johann Pack,
Julia Pang, Caitlin Sakamoto, Clifford Son, Kayla Suehiro, Andrew Takahashi, Brittney
Takata, Aaron Yim.

zi

Aw ar

The Na Hoku Awards are a traditional nominating and voting activity for
Eighth Grade students.

Here are the voting results from the class of 2009 ...

Great Sense of Humor Most Athletic
Shiulina Wu and Micah Teruya Maxine Koyanagi and Chasen St. Onge

Mr. and Ms. Perfect Most Aloha Spirit
Janelie Ho and Andrew Takahaashi Brittanie Corpus and Daniel Han

Mr. and Ms. Hawaii Most Dramatic
Ashley Gabriel and Richard Preza-Haynes Donna Marie Miguel and Kyohei Sekino

Most Artistic Nicest Smile
Nanea Lun and Dillon Keaney Elissa Ji and Reid Fukamura

Spartan Spirit Most Musical
Hannah Toyama and Grant Nikaido Julie Besenbrunch and Jared Tomi

Class of 2009

30

oratory Day

’ Class o£ 2010 fts

Ka'imilani Aiona
Sean Allison
Matthew Amore
Taylor Amorozo
Elise Anduha
Kacie Arakawa

Jaimee Arnobit
Chad Asato
Kristen Asato
Teddy-Jacob Asuncion
Alexis Atwater
Matthew Balantac

Stephanie Beebe
Brooke Bluemke
Brendan Bradley
Corissa Bueno-Kanei
Dylan Caldeira
Trason Castillo

Christopher Chan
Michael Chang
Brandon Chau
Alexander Chen
Julian Cheng
Justin Ching

Christina Chun
Matt Chun
Michael Chung
Kevin Chung
Lia Cornair
Sasha Dee Dayoan

31

Nicholas Ekimoto
Chase-Jordan Fujita
Kiana Marie Fuller

Brandon Funai
Kara Funakoshi
Carolina Gamarra

Qiana Green-Lucas
Corine Gushikuma
Wade Gushikuma
Wyatt Gushikuma

Claire Hann
Ryan Heath

Jarik Higa
Korie Higa
Timothy Hogan
Davis Holt
Ian Horikawa
Mylinda Ipsen

Victor Jube
Joshua Kaaihue

Cory Kacher
Nicole Kamada
Jessica Katinszky
Tiana-Malia Kawaihoa

Jasmine Kim
Ryan Ko

Marissa Kozuma
Anthony Kwon
Michele LaPorte
Kelcie Lau

32

Stacie Lau
Joanna Marie Lawlor
Andrew Lee
Justin Lee
Nicole Lee
Bradley Leong-Yep

Colleen Leung
Vanessa Lilly
Chelsea Liu
Ann Macarayan
Dane Malinovich
Jan Matsumoto

Joshua Mau
Nicole Mau
Jacob Mayer
Garrett Nada
Timothy Ng
Matthew Nihei

Gavin Oyadomari
Conor Palmer
Charles Portwood
Matthew Rivera
Tiffany Sakamoto
Danielle Sato

Reid Sato
Rentaro Sato
Kayla Saunders
Joni Shinsato
Craig Shoji
Teressa Sung

33

Amanda Tseu
Troy Uchida

Devan Uyeda
Vien Amor Vallesteros

Trevor Ventura
Christopher Weeks

Cameron Whalen
Nicah Wong

Adrienne Wu
Eri Yamaguchi

Jetson Yee
Lorraine Y u

La Misa de La
Virgen de
Guadalupe

*

On December 13,2004. the 7th virgin

grade Spanish students held an WYKm,

all Spanish mass in honor of

the Virgin of Guadalupe. The

feast ofOur Lady of Guadalupe

is the most important day ot

Mexico's fiesta calendar be

cause the Virgin is the

partronessof all Americas. Stu­

dents memorized the Padre

Nuest.ro - the Our Father - and

sang traditional mass songs in

Spanish. The students alsopre­

sented a skit abou t the appear­

ance of Marv, as an Indian, to

u a n Diego 1531.

34

W indows of Tim e

o$ *■ 1

Kulia1 RNu’ii

Strive Summit

Amanda Adachi
Brie Adams

Tyler Aratani

Kaylen Balthazar-Chang
Joshua Bosworth-Cadinha

Nicole Burke

Sloane Burns
Allison Calabrese

Kekia'i Cashman-Fernandez

Mark Chee
Steven Chen
Caylee Chinen

Quinn Chock
Daniel Chong

Erin Chow
Ashlyn Chun
Sagang Chung
Justin Cornair

Ian Coronas
Bryan Doan
Kayla Fajota
Connor Feeley
Geena Fong
Brian Fung

Brandon Gesteuyala
Angelica Guevara
Melissa Hamada
Blaise Harper
Allison Hawkins
Audrey Higa

36

Kyle Hirata
Cydni Horikawa
Jasmine Hu
Tyler Ishihara
Kendal Kagawa
Micah Kalepa

Sakura Kato
Kamana Kealoha
-41 Brian Kelly
Ryan Kim
Nicole Koochi
Ethan Koyanagi

Jordan Kurokawa
Milson Ky
Tabatha Laanui
Clarence Lam
Mansfield Lam
Matthew Langer

Bryan Lau
Nelson Lau
Andrew Lee
Kelson Lee
Rebecca Lee
Adrianne Liongson

Andrew Liu
Christian Liu
Michael Louis
Andrew Lum
Bradford Lum
Kevin McLain

Windows of Time

37

Kimiko Mitchell
Mark Miw

Danielle Miyamoto
Mitchell Mizuguchi

Ryan Morisato
Dane Murayama

Konner Ng
Adam Nishigaya

David Nishiki
Alexis Okamura
Jacelyn Peabody

James Pentz

Keawa Poggi
Joseph Ponimoi
Adrian Rendorio
Jason Richards
Megan Rodrigues

Trevor Saiki

Matthew Saito
Kenneth Sakagami

Hirokazu Sasaki
Alexander Shaffer
Stephanie Taguma

Sean Takayama

Christina Tsun
Stephanie Ung
Christopher Wong

Erin Wong
Jake Wong
Keith Wong

38

Stephanie Wong
Taylor Wong
Jenna Yamane
Alexander Yee
Torin Yee
Roydon Yim

39

ZONE

To Whom Much Has Been Given ... Much Is Expected

MM
*

t

- Romans 15:7

40

Fifth Grade - 5A

I am open to God's way, which is always the best way.

The mountain man visits
room 5A.

■Row 1 - Cassidy Oshiro, Eric Chen, Troy Wong, Cori Whang, Christine Che, Dylan
■Cabral, Lawrence Ho, Travis Tanaka, Ashley Park, Jarin Harada Row 2 - Sean Harrison,
■Rachelle Kim, Patrick Cheng, Sarah Amimoto, Kristin Rabago, Jordan Sakanashi, Bolin
■Chang, Yuogang Chung, Matthew Ong, Mr. Fallon Row 3 - Michael Nip, Monique
^Kawata, Jack Tengen, Andrew Han, Katia Worley, Karlee Young, Katelynn Fraser,

Winney Chan, Andy Hwang

Christine Che, Sarah Amimoto,
and Yuogang Chung gang up on
the teacher.

Room 5A sends a greeting to a missing classmate. Jordan Sakanashi, Jack
Tengan, Eric Chen, Andy
Hwang, and Sean Harrison
ham it up.

41

Fifth Grade - 56

God's spirit is guiding me to my own right place.
Natasha Gourlay and Pokii
Wong paint their experience
of a place they visited.

Row 1 - Zachary Baysa, Julia Wong, Tyler Ushio, Kaitlin Chan, Blake Kuroiwa, Kainoa
Thoren, Allison Yee, Jaime Mukai, Davin Nagamine, Rikuro Fukusato Row 2 - Ms. Gabriel,
Brandon Finger, Erin Tanaka, Grant Goin, Kelvin Ngo, Stephanie Lum, Nathan Goo, Jayna
Funakoshi, Justin Chu, Pokii Wong Row 3 - Joe Lindsay, Robert Saito, Natasha Gourlay,
Nick Senilia, Ceri Toyama, Jenny Park, Brandi Chun, Lindsey Carlos, Gianna Vance

Zach Baysa, Tyler LJshiro, and Lindsey Carlos present 5B students work together to solve
their research on the Aztecs. mathematical equations.

42

Fifth Grade - 5C

The presence of God is with me at all times and in all places.

Above - Brandon Wong takes full advantage of his
"Teacher's Desk" pass. Below - Kamea Chock ensures her
customer receives the correct change while Jason Jou fine
tunes his packaging skills at the Bake Sale.

Classmates Ashlyn Takeuchi and Patricia Below -Jaren Tengan is on an
Lam making a discovery in computer class. archaeological dig for a
iiGi chocolate chip.

di

Row 1 - Mrs. Armstrong-Gomes, Alec Catalan, Aaron Tom, Ashlyn Takeuchi, Lindsay 43
Johnson, Jason Jou, Kelsie Lau, Jake Shin, Patricia Lam, Jamie Nakamura Row 2 - Jasper

Chen, Momo Kato, Jaren Tengan, Brandon Wong, Vinay Mathur, Lucia Amore, Ivan Luong,
Daniel Kang, Kamea Chock Row 3 - Amanda Ing, Brandon Hinck, Jordan Yamashita,
Josephine Fiame, Timothy Ho, Nathan Lee, Kristina Shigaki, Ashlee DeSantos

Fourth Grade - 4A **
Each day is a new day because I am growing and unfolding. v

Melissa proudly stands Row 1 - Melissa Wong, Chance Duarte, Eden Koo, Jarrett Okita, Alexander Ma, Brinton
with her self-portrait. Mahoney, Kelly Ann Kamihara, Erin Hiromoto, Tatiana Phu, Mrs. Kim Row 2 - Kylie i
Teramoto, Ashley Higa, Jenna Richards, Eric Takiguchi, Zachary Hinck, Nicole Aviles, \

Deion Law, Malia Funk, Brianna Yee Row 3 - Jake Belding, Scott Byun, Jennifer Lee, i
Braedan Nelson, Joshua Scherschel, David Grupen, Sarah Lindsay, Christianne Michel,
Nicholas Kwon

Nicholas presents his Nene Project to his classmates Christianne, Ashley, Nicole, and Kelly Ann
in the Library. hanging around with their freshly carved jack-o-
lanterns. Boo!
44

Fourth Grade - 4B <4

God inspires me to achieve the highest thoughts, words, and actions.

4B's MOST WANTED - dangerous, do not apprehend. Lisa, Sasha, and Daven keep their
classroom tid

Below - Micah shows off his
watercolor design.

Row 1 - Micah Leong, Daryane Domen, Kapena Lum, Thomas McKee, Kelsie
Kunihisa, Amanda Choo, Andrew Wu, Lauren Nikaido, Darren Lau, Sean Saito
Row 2 - Mrs. Liu, Kylie Kashimoto, Siena Kubo, Monica Miyose, Landon Kozai,
Anthony Ng, Daven Kawamura, Sasha Mizuguchi, Jordan Feeley, Kelly Yee
Row 3 - Nicole Choy, Aaron To, Michael Jay Miguel, Makana Toledo, Yuki
Nagtalon, Glys Buerano, Mickey Morikawa, Lisa Edamura

45

Fourth Grade - 4C

JF I see God's light in all people and circumstances.

Below - Jim Salisbury
teaches Zakary Kim and
his class about the fron­
tier.

Row 1 - Kara Kozuma, Robert Torres, Melanie Darcey, McKena Miyashiro, Kelley Lin, Chloej
Gabriel, Carly Cooper, Nicholas Yim, Tara Salima, Mr. Chang Row 2- Lorin Kawamura, Sarahl
Eng, Patrick Lum, Emerson Lau, Janson Higa, Cody Maika'i-St. Louis, Austin Chun, Kayla AuJS
Justin Magsanoc Row 3 - Zakary Kim, Nicholas Freitas, Elvina Zhang, Rachel Stevens, Brittany
Souza, Kauila Chock, Noel Todd, Christopher Chow (missing: Rei Yamamoto)

Chloe Gabriel (blindfolded) is led away from danger by Nicholas Yim, Nakoa Freitas, McKena Miyashiro,
Carly Cooper in a faith walk. Elvina Zhang, and Christopher Chow prepare for lives
as scientists.