Knoller v1 winter 2002

Volume V Number 1

The Alumni Magazine of Maryknoll School

WINTER 2002

Nina Keali‘iwahamana Rapozo ’54 2002 Noblesse Oblige Award for Service

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BOARD OF EDITORS CAMILLE DOMALOAN MICHEL ’84, Editor-in-Chief DELLA AU ’92 MICHAEL E. BAKER LORI ANN KERN CARLOS ’87 ELLIOTT W. CHAMIZO ’61 PATRICIA WONG HEATHERLY ’66 BUNNIE KA’AHA’AINA CHRISTINE MATTOS ’85 OUIDA YVONNE USITA MORRIS ’63 SHANA CAMPOS TONG ’83

ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY GERALYN L. CAMARILLO ’86 PATRICIA WONG HEATHERLY ’66 STEVEN SWIFT

DESIGN AND PRODUCTION E.T. GRAPHIC DESIGN PRINTING EDWARD ENTERPRISES, INC.

MARYKNOLL SCHOOL BOARD ALFRED B. FERNANDES JR., Chairman ALFRED M.K. WONG, Vice Chairman SUSAN CHONG WONG ’66, Secretary DARRYL P. WONG, Treasurer MICHAEL E. BAKER, President MICHELLE BOWER ONO PAUL Y. CHINEN ’57 AUDREY HIDANO JAMES S. HIRAMATSU ’75 ALAN R. KIMI THOMAS S. KOSASA, MD ARNE C. LAPRADE IRWIN K.M. LEE, MD STANFORD C. LEE ’75 CLYDE S. MATSUSAKA NICHOLAS NG PACK ALBERT J. PATTISON EDGAR A. PORTER, EDD

MARYKNOLL SCHOOL PRINCIPALS EVANSON CHANG, High School Division(Acting Principal) PAUL O’BRIEN, Grade School Division

CONTACTING THE KNOLLER KNOLLER DEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI OFFICE MARYKNOLL SCHOOL 1526 ALEXANDER STREET HONOLULU, HAWAII 96822-4701 Phone: (808) 952-7310 Fax: (808) 952-7311 Email: knoller@maryknollschool.org

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Copyright © 2002 by Maryknoll School. All rights reserved.

No part of this issue may be reproduced in whole or in part by any means without the written permission of the publisher.

Cover photo: Geralyn L. Camarillo ’86 (Hokuli‘i Images) .

EDITOR’S CORNER I met Nina Keali’iawahamana Rapozo ’54 for the first time just a few weeks ago at the grade school. She had come to sing at flag-raising on the first day of Founders Week, and had agreed to stay afterward to be photographed for the Knoller. I approached her to introduce myself.

“Good morning, Nina,” I said. “I’m Camille, the editor of the alumni magazine. You might remember my father, Paul Domaloan, Class of ’55.”

“Of course I remember,” she answered, her face lighting up. “When I saw you, I thought, ‘That must be Paul’s daughter.’”

My mother will tell you I resemble the Gabriel side of the family, but I still glow inwardly when I think about Nina’s remark, made with such sincerity and effortless grace. I had known her personally for just a few moments, and already discovered all I needed to know.

Watching Nina sing “The Queen’s Prayer” in the courtyard (shown on the front cover), it was easy to see why she is receiving the Noblesse Oblige Award for Service at this year’s Kekumano Scholarship Dinner. Please sing for us, she is asked over and over again by her alma mater, her friends, the community. And she brings her amazing voice and a radiant smile, sharing her talent without asking anything in return. To whom much is given, much is expected…

Nina’s presence that morning was the first special occasion of Founders Week, traditionally celebrated on campus to honor the founding of the Maryknoll Sisters. This Founders Week was even more meaningful as it signaled the beginning of our anniversary – Maryknoll School, celebrating 75 years in Hawaii.

We have so much to be grateful for, and even more to look forward to.

Hence, the anniversary theme: “Much was given. Much has been done.

Expect more.”

I look forward to an anniversary year of celebration that embraces all of us, and challenges us to see how much our spirits resemble the Maryknoll side of the family.

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n the 2000-2001 academic year, Michelle Senda ’01 asked and answered the Essential Question: “How does the American culture influence modern day Japan?” for her senior project. The written portion of the project – done in Japanese with an English translation – was completed before Michelle went on the Japan Cultural Exchange in October 2000. While there, she presented her project and fielded questions from a panel of evaluators, all in Japanese.

Michelle’s project is an excellent example of what Maryknoll’s Essential School program offers: an innovative approach that combines classroom learning, traditional and high tech research techniques, and firsthand cultural experiences – an approach that requires each student to articulate his or her acquired knowledge before a jury of peers and faculty members.

Her work earned a “Distinguished Senior Project” award last spring, but Michelle’s name was inadvertently omitted from the list of awardees for the Class Night ceremony, and therefore in the Summer 2001 issue of the Knoller.

Belated but heartfelt congratulations to Michelle for a job well done.

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Volume V, Number 1, Winter 2002

In this issue…

FEATURES CLASS OF ’54 GRADUATE SHARES HER MUSIC AND ALOHA WITH THE WORLD L. Camarillo ’86

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Nina Keali’iwahamana Rapozo ’54 will receive the 2002 “Noblesse Oblige” Award for Service at the 5th annual Kekumano Scholarship Dinner. By Patrick Downes

SEPTEMBER 11, 2001: AN EXPERIENCE On a day of tragedy that stunned the nation and the world, a Maryknoll grad gave comfort to the youngest victims.

By Johann Santos ’93

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CLASS OF ’37 GRAD RECEIVES VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARD “Mrs. Maryknoll,” Lucile Smith Mistysyn ’37, is honored for many years of service to her alma mater.

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ALUMNI WEEK 2001 Awards and accolades…plus fun ‘n’ games! Relive the exciting highlights of the 2nd annual Alumni Week.

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GOLFERS RAISE GREEN ON THE GREENS The 10th Annual FORE! Maryknoll Golf Tournament surpasses itself to raise funds for Maryknoll School.

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ALUMNI MEMORIAL MASS Classmates and family gather to remember loved ones own during a special liturgy filled with prayer, music and light.

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MARYKNOLL FAMILY UNITES AT 26TH ANNUAL LUAU Ono Hawaiian food, homegrown entertainment, and Country Store bargains: A good time – as always – is had by all.

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2000-2001 ANNUAL GIVING REPORT As Maryknoll School celebrates 75 years in Hawaii, we recognize – and are grateful for – all that has been accomplished through the tireless support of Maryknoll’s family and friends.

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Editor’s Corner President’s Column Alumni Association Report Reunions Class Notes Sports Report In Memoriam

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PRESIDENT’S COLUMN

“Someone is Watching”

By Michael E. Baker

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eading about the recent hospitalization of baseball great Ted Williams reminded me that one of the greatest thrills of my boyhood was having the opportunity to tag along with my father and a group of his newspaper friends on a three-day fishing trip in the wilderness of northern Maine. Besides myself, the only other non-journalist in the group of fishermen was Boston Red Sox slugger Ted Williams. I don’t remember catching any fish, but I can still quote nearly verbatim every word that Ted Williams uttered during that weekend.

“THE COFFEE CAN WAIT”

If we are someone’s role model, it is not because of what we could be or what we should be; it’s because of what we are.

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I remember best the early morning drive back to the city and Ted’s repeated request to stop at a well-known diner for “a good strong cup of coffee.” He led us into the diner, commenting on the aroma of coffee as we entered. But he also noted that a family was sitting at the counter, and three young boys had recognized the future Hall of Famer. Williams went to the same counter and ordered a tall glass of milk. Later, he commented that he wanted the boys to see Ted Williams drinking milk. The coffee could wait.

While professional athletes today often mouth the rhetoric about serving as role models, there are only a handful of Cal Ripkins, Wayne Gretzskys, and Michael Jordans who take the words to heart. All too often, athletes, rock stars, and celebrities of all kinds are models of excess, irresponsibility, and outrageous behavior, totally antithetical to the qualities that we hope for in a role model. Moreover, the media – with its obsession for exposing every real or imagined blemish of those who become public figures – have made it far more difficult for celebrities to create an image or a public persona worth emulating.

TODAY’S HEROES This does not mean that there are no heroes anymore. My guess is that if we ask our students whom they would like to be when they grow up, a good number would cite people like the fire and policemen of New York City, President Bush, or the courageous women who suffered and survived the repression of the Taliban regime.

Still, I think heroes have taken a different turn today. I was astonished by the responses when I asked my college students this question not too many years ago. More often than not, they named people within their immediate experience as their heroes, their role models: “my parents”…“my grade school music teacher”…“my soccer coach”…“my auntie who has a handicapped child.” Leading the list by a wide margin was “my grandmother/grandfather.” In fact, grandparents are perhaps the most quoted of all family members: “my grandmother used to say. . .” or “my grandfather taught me. . .”

My students often cited friends, neighbors, and coworkers as their role models; rarely did they name celebrities. Ted Williams was acutely aware of his status as a role model, but I suspect that friends, relatives, and coworkers are not. The responses of my students made me painfully aware of the probability that each of us may be someone’s role model. We didn’t ask for it; we aren’t aware of it; we may not even want the responsibility it implies, but it’s there. The sobering thought might, at first, make us uneasy and cause us to pause and question how we conduct our business, our interaction with others, our very lives. Looking at ourselves objectively we may become uncomfortable with the thought that another individual might want to pattern some of his/her behavior after ours. We may be tempted to make conscious adjustments in how we handle ourselves, and that may be a good thing. But to attempt to remodel ourselves would be to miss the point. If we are someone’s role model, it is not because of what we could be or what we should be; it’s because of what we are.

Play on!

Class of ’37 Grad Receives

Volunteer of the Year Award

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ucile Smith Mistysyn ’37 was honored as Maryknoll School’s Volunteer of the Year at the National Philanthropy Day (NPD) luncheon, held on November 16, 2001 at the Sheraton Waikiki. NPD is an annual conference for those who work in the non-profit sector.

At the luncheon, more than 600 representatives of nonprofit organizations gathered to recognize their distinguished volunteers. Lucile’s family, classmates and friends – along with School President Michael Baker and members of the Office of Development – were there to help celebrate her achievement.

Lucile’s lifelong connection to Maryknoll began in 1932 when she enrolled in the eighth grade. Lucile lived in Kaimuki, so her family paid the higher tuition for students who lived outside Sacred Heart Parish — $5 a month.

Founded just five years earlier, Maryknoll did not yet have a class to graduate from twelfth grade. So in 1934, at the end of ninth grade, Lucile’s class “graduated” from Maryknoll.

The first senior class graduated the following year – and in 1937, Lucile graduated again from Maryknoll, this time as a “Volunteer of the Year” Lucile Smith Mistysyn ’37 (left) and Maryknoll School’s Director of senior.

Development Yvonne Usita Morris ’63.

After graduation, Lucile attended Sullivan’s Commercial School where she learned skills such as bookkeeping, accountsupport the school, and volunteered her time in the Alumni Office ing, typing and shorthand. She then went to work at Liberty House. “I when it finally opened “in a cubbyhole at the end of the building.” started in the basement,” says Lucile, “and worked up to credit interLucile continues to be a mainstay in the Office of Development & viewer. I did every kind of job: gift wrapping, sales…everything.”

Alumni, helping with alumni and fundraising events such as the Lucile remained involved at Maryknoll as a member of the annual luau, Alumni Week, the Kekumano Scholarship Dinner, and Sodality, a ladies group sponsored by the school. After World War II Alumni Memorial Mass. Lucile does everything from stuffing began in 1941, the Sodality hosted dances for military men who envelopes to greeting party guests to sponsoring golf tournament belonged to religious organizations. It was at one of these dances – teams and hosting dinner tables. held in Bachelot Hall – that Lucile met Michael Mistysyn, a soldier When asked why she has remained devoted to Maryknoll for the stationed at Ft. Shafter who was a member of the Holy Name Society. past 70 years, Lucile replies without hesitation, “I love Maryknoll. I They were married on January 22, 1944 in Sacred Heart Church. love the Sisters.

The best time of my life was at Maryknoll.”

Lucile stayed at home full-time for the next fifteen years to raise She adds, “The Sisters were beautiful women. They were their three sons: James, Robert and Thomas – all of whom attended concerned about you, and interested in you. You could talk to them.

Maryknoll through the eighth grade. When she re-entered the work You confided in them.” force, she went back to Liberty House for a while, then went to work Lucile fondly remembers doing mission work as part of the at Hawaiian Telephone, where she remained for 21 years, retiring on mission club, but her most treasured experience was being a member May 5, 1982. of Maryknoll’s Girl Scout Troop 38, led by school principal Sr. Lucile’s life during retirement has been active and vibrant. She Mildred Fritz. Troop 38 was the first Catholic girl scout troop in the and her husband enjoyed traveling together until he passed away in islands. Lucile later became a lieutenant in Troop 42, Maryknoll’s 1991. Lucile continues to travel with friends, taking cruises to places second girl scout troop. such as Russia, Japan, Korea, Africa and South America. Lucile’s “With the girl scouts, we went on excursions, and went camping,” classmates and other alumni from the 1930s meet monthly for lunch.

Lucile recalls. “The Sisters went camping with us.”

She also keeps busy with outreach work at St. Patrick’s Church, and she counts the collection money every Monday morning at Sts. Peter Being at Maryknoll, she says, “was like one big family. I still feel and Paul Church. like it’s one big family even though it’s changed a heck of a lot.”

And, of course, she devotes much of her time volunteering at Maryknoll is also literally “one big family” for the Mistysyns.

Maryknoll – something she has done since her graduation.

Lucile is the grandmother of three Maryknoll alumni: Brian Mistysyn ’95, LeAnne Mistysyn ’97, and David Mistysyn ’01. Daughter-in-law “I was an escort and lifeguard. I drove kids to picnics, and helped Linda Mistysyn is the library assistant at the high school campus. in the classroom when the Sisters were sick,” says Lucile, smiling when she adds, “So I’m a part-owner of Maryknoll.”

Many thanks and much aloha to Lucile (aka “Mrs. Maryknoll”) for her loving support of Maryknoll School throughout the years.

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Class of ’54 Graduate Shares Her Music and Aloha with the World

By Patrick Downes

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Photo by Geralyn L. Camarillo ’86 (Hokuli‘i Images)

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ina Keali‘iwahamana Rapozo’54 is one of the dazzling stars in the bright constellation of Hawaiian music. Born on Christmas Day in 1936, Nina’s long musical life has celebrated Hawaii’s musical heritage all over the world.

Singing the timeless songs of her island home, Nina’s lyrical classic mezzosoprano has brightened many an orchestra, hotel showroom, and recording project.

In Hawaii, she has been a featured performer at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel’s Monarch Room, the Tapa Room at the Hilton Hawaiian Village, and the Canoe House at the Ilikai, as well as in numerous stage productions.

She has traveled to the mainland with the Honolulu Symphony and the Royal Hawaiian Band and sung with the orchestras of cities such as Chicago, Milwaukee, and Baltimore. In 1988, she sang in Carnegie Hall.

Nina’s melodious interpretation of Hawaii has also produced delighted applause in Japan, Canada, Australia and Mexico.

Jack DeMello, the Hawaii musical director and record producer who recorded the islands’ musical legacy in full symphonic elegance, picked Nina’s classical voice to highlight his arrangements. You can hear her on his timeless Music of Hawaii recordings and also on two other records entitled “Jack DeMello Presents Nina.”

Other companies that have preserved her voice on vinyl and most recently on CDs include Waikiki Records, Hula Records, Capitol Records, Surfside Records, Heaven Records, Marc Records and Victor Recordings.

Nina’s music also circled the globe for 17 years on the radio waves of the immortal “Hawaii Calls” program, live from Waikiki.

Her instrument – crystalline and sweet – does not require an orchestra for enhancement. It also blends comfortably with a single piano on a small stage, and beautifully with the simple strumming of her ukulele in her living room.

Nina’s ancestry is its own harmonious blend, carrying ethnic strains from all points on the globe. She is English, Hawaiian, Scotch, Tahitian, Arabian, Micronesian, Mexican, Portuguese and Irish. Her Hawaiian blood flows back to the monarchy.

THE 2002 MONSIGNOR CHARLES A. Nina’s musical inheritance is also of royal heritage. Her mother was the famed composer, singer, choreographer and keeper of Hawaiian music KEKUMANO AWARD FOR SERVICE IS GIVEN Victoria I‘i Rodrigues, who herself was raised in a world surrounded by song.

TO NINA KEALI‘IWAHAMANA RAPOZO, Nina’s brothers and sisters, Lani Custino, Mackie Lahela Rodrigues, Boyce WHO NEVER HESITATES TO SHARE HER Rodrigues, and John Ioane Rodrigues, all share the family talent.

MANY BLESSINGS WITH OTHERS. SHE She herself has received three Nani Music Awards and in 1992 was presented with the Na Hoku Hanohano Award for Lifetime Achievement.

GIVES GENEROUSLY OF HER TIME AND Parallel to her singing career has been a livelihood in the visitors’ industry SPLENDID MUSICAL TALENT TO SERVE where hotels such as the Hyatt Regency, the Ilikai, the Sheraton, and the Hilton COUNTLESS COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS, Hawaiian Village all benefited from her secretarial, administrative and sales skills.

AND ASKS NOTHING IN RETURN. NINA HAS In December 2001, Nina retired from her sales manager position at Aloha Airlines.

TRULY EMBRACED AND CONTINUES TO Nina plans to spend her retirement cataloguing her mother’s extensive collecEXEMPLIFY THE MARYKNOLL SCHOOL tion of Hawaiian music, teaching her grandchildren the ukulele, and pursuing her MOTTO: Noblesse Oblige – “TO WHOM other great love – golf.

MUCH IS GIVEN, MUCH IS EXPECTED.” Nina attended Maryknoll School for 12 years, graduating in 1954. She is also 1956 graduate of Woodbury College in California. She married Gordon Rapozo in 1957. They have three daughters, Lahilahi, Dawn, and Nina, eight grandchildren ■ Patrick Downes is the editor of The Hawaii and three great-grand children.

Catholic Herald.

You Are Cordially Invited to…

The 5th Annual Kekumano Scholarship & he 5th Annual Kekumano Scholarship T Dinner honors the late Monsignor Charles Award Dinner A. Kekumano, who was deeply dedicated to

SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 2002 HILTON HAWAIIAN VILLAGE ~ CORAL BALLROOM 5 O’CLOCK IN THE EVENING CELEBRATING THE

75TH ANNIVERSARY OF MARYKNOLL SCHOOL AND HONORING

NINA KEALI’IWAHAMANA RAPOZO, CLASS OF 1954 WITH THE “NOBLESSE OBLIGE” AWARD FOR SERVICE

EVENING HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:

SILENT AUCTION PERFORMANCE BY MARYKNOLL SCHOOL’S KEKUMANO CHOIR PRESENTATION OF THE 2002 KEKUMANO SCHOLARSHIP RECOGNITION OF SPECIAL GUESTS ~ THE MARYKNOLL SISTERS ENTERTAINMENT BY MAHI BEAMER, TONY CONJUGACION, HIRAM OLSEN TRIO, IWALANI KAHELEWAI, BILL KAIWA, AUNTY GENOA KEAWE, BEV NOA, JOE RECCA, BOYCE RODRIGUES, AND MARLENE SAI SPONSOR TABLES $1,000 (Plumeria)

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$3,000 (Maile)

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$5,000 (Ilima)

children and their education, as well as to the community. Monsignor Kekumano was to be the first recipient of Maryknoll’s Noblesse Oblige Award for Service, but he passed away shortly before the event. He was given the award posthumously, and the scholarship dinner became – and continues to be – a tribute to his memory.

The Award for Service is given to those who are living examples of Maryknoll School’s motto, Noblesse Oblige – “to whom much is given, much is expected.” Past winners include renowned organ transplant pioneer Dr. Livingston Wong ’48; former grade school principal James Gahler; Hawaiian music legend “Auntie” Irmgard Farden Aluli; and entrepreneurs and entertainers Cha and Jack Thompson of Tihati Productions.

Proceeds from the evening’s dinner and silent auction support the Kekumano Scholarship. This scholarship is awarded each year to a Maryknoll student who demonstrates excellence inside and outside the classroom while exemplifying the spirit of Noblesse Oblige.

Maryknoll’s first two Kekumano Scholars, Darlene Ramones ’00 and Shalei BissenKealohi ’01, currently attend the University of Hawaii-Manoa. The 2001 scholarship awardee, Maryknoll junior Joanna Ignacio ’03, is a student ambassador, cheerleader and honor student, and a member of numerous student organizations.

For reservations and information, please call the Office of Development and Alumni at (808) 952-7310.

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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION REPORT

A Message from Paul...

U P C O M I N G REUNION NOTICES MARCH 17

Dear Fellow Alumni, Congratulations!

By reaching 13.4% participation this past year, we have doubled our participation in the Annual Investment in Maryknoll (AIM) Campaign in two years.

I again request your generous support for this year’s AIM Campaign and challenge the alumni with a goal of 16.8%, a reasonable 25% increase, which I know we can achieve.

Since graduation, I’m sure each of us have reflected on our experiences at Maryknoll School and have appreciated the education and Christian values that we acquired and recognize the importance of maintaining this institution.

While the annual contributions are critical to the school’s operating budget, our alumni “participation” is most important in influencing contributions from corporations, foundations, and trusts. When Maryknoll School President Michael Baker appeals to trusts and foundations for the really big bucks, the first question always asked is: “What is your alumni’s participation?” The bottom line is that priority assistance goes to schools with the largest alumni participation.

With this in mind, I encourage you to participate, regardless of the amount, in this year’s campaign. At no time in the school’s history has it been more imperative that we alumni support our school. By working together we can preserve this special place that provides an excellent learning experience, but more importantly prepares students to make a difference in life.

Thank you for your assistance in this important annual event.

Aloha, Paul Y. Chinen ’57 Alumni Association President

“16.8 % Participation in 2002!”

5th Annual Kekumano Scholarship Dinner Hilton Hawaiian Village, Coral Ballroom • 5:00 pm

APRIL 7 Los Angeles Alumni Gathering King’s Fish House • 4:00 pm

APRIL 15-21 Trip to Maryknoll, NY

APRIL 18-22 Alumni Group from Honolulu to Las Vegas

APRIL 21 Las Vegas Alumni Gathering

JUNE 6 Baccalaureate Mass • 8:15 am Followed by Jubilarian Luncheon

JULY 2002 3rd Annual Alumni Week • July 14 – Bowlarama • July 18 – 11th Annual FORE! Maryknoll Golf Tournament • July 20 – All-Alumni Reunion Dinner For more information, call Lori Kern Carlos ’87 at (808) 952-7310 or email development-alumni@maryknollschool.org.

Jubilarian Celebration Attention All Jubilarians... Mark Your Calendars!

Class of 1952 celebrating their 50th year Class of 1947 celebrating their 55th year Class of 1942 celebrating their 60th year Class of 1937 celebrating their 65th year The graduating class of 2002 wishes to honor you at their Baccalaureate Mass and graduation ceremony in June. There will be reserved seating at both events for members of your 6

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class. After Baccalaureate Mass, Maryknoll School President Michael Baker will host a luncheon in your honor.

BACCALAUREATE MASS Thursday, June 6, 2002 • 8:15 a.m. • Sacred Heart Church Luncheon to follow on the Old Convent Lawn

GRADUATION CEREMONY Friday, June 7, 2002 • 5:30 p.m.

Neal Blaisdell Concert Hall

Alumni Association Honors Class of ’61 Grads Three members of the Class of 1961 received Alumni Achievment Awards during Alumni Week 2001. Dr. Collin Dang, Dr. Patricia Young Lee, Dr. Rita Rapoza were honored at the Casino Cocktail Party held on July 17 at the Japanese Cultural Center’s Manoa Grand Ballroom.

COLLIN ROBERT DANG, MD – CLASS OF ’61 BS, BIOLOGY, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY MD, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

Dr. Dang is Chief of Surgery at St. Francis Medical Center in Honolulu, and Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery at the John A. Burns School of Medicine at the University of Hawaii. He is also a member of the Board of Trustees for the Hawaii Association for Physicians Indemnity.

He has numerous professional memberships, including the Society of Thoracic Surgeons and the American College of Cardiology Fellowship, and has held offices and positions with many organizations, including Maryknoll School’s Board of Trustees and Alumni Association Board, the Hawaii Medical Library, and the Hawaiian Surgical Association.

In 1998, Dr. Dang led a team that introduced a new open-heart surgery technique – now used nationwide – called the “Off-Pump Coronary Artery Bypass,” which recycles the patient’s own blood back into the body during the procedure.

Dr. Dang is married to Dr. Mary Dang, a pediatrician, and they have seven children: Christopher, Kimberly, Timothy, Nicholas, Marissa, Nathaniel and Rebecca.

PATRICIA YOUNG LEE, JD, PHD – CLASS OF ’61 JD, WILLIAM S. RICHARDSON SCHOOL OF LAW, UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII - MANOA PHD, NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY MA, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY BA, UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII - MANOA CERTIFICATES WITH HONORABLE MENTION, UNIVERSITE DE PARIS

Dr. Lee has been a trusts and estates lawyer with the firm Goodsill Anderson Quinn & Stifel since 1979, and a partner since 1985. She has been listed in every edition of “The Best Lawyers in America” since 1995, and holds the highest possible rating in the Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory.

A former professor in French, Dr. Lee is a founding member and the director of the Jean Charlot Foundation, and director of the French Festival of Hawaii. She has served as the Honorary Consul of France in Honolulu since her appointment in June 1997.

In June 2001, Dr. Lee was appointed to the University of Hawaii Board of Regents. At the time of her appointment, Gov. Ben Cayetano said, “Patricia Lee has spent a number of years in academia, which gives her an awareness of some of the challenges facing the university. Her commitment to her work has been recognized by her selection as one of Hawaii’s top lawyers, and I am confident she will bring the same commitment to her new role as a Regent.”

She is married to Dr. Worldster Lee, an ophthalmologist. They have two sons, Brandon and Bradford.

RITA RAPOZA, PHD – CLASS OF ’61 MLS, UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII-MANOA MS & PHD, COUNSELING PYSCHOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

In 1970, Dr. Rapoza, then a doctoral candidate, was asked by Larry Wilson to help create leadership training. Working closely with Wilson, Dr. Rapoza integrated his vision into training programs that are now known as Wilson Learning, a global organization with offices throughout the US and in 29 countries.

Since the early 1980s, Dr. Rapoza’s own firm – Rita Rapoza & Associates, Inc. – has helped family businesses transition successfully from one generation of owners to the next. Dr. Rapoza works with senior managers, helping them to develop the skills needed to address issues that arise when they “pass the torch” to family members, and the confidence to let go.

Dr. Rapoza is married to John Eidem.

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2nd Annual Alumni Week Brings Maryknoll Grads and Families Together MARYKNOLL FAMILY BOWLARAMA • SUNDAY, JULY 15 More than 50 alumni and their families attended the first-ever Bowlarama, held at Kaneohe Marine Corps Base lanes. Members of the winning team were (L to R) James Ching ’70, Thomas Ching ’75, Steven Ho ’73, Stanford Lee ’75 and Anthony Chun ’72.

Girls rule! Bumper bowling kept the keiki entertained throughout the afternoon during the Family Bowlarama.

Neil Shimabukuro ’78 and Matthew check out the results of their father-son bowling strategy.

CASINO COCKTAIL PARTY • TUESDAY, JULY17

The “Big Wheel” provided big fun for many players.

Taking a spin on the roulette wheel Cocktail partygoers enjoyed the casino activities, for which they won increased chances for door prizes at the end of the evening. Ironically, many of the door prizes went to those who chose socializing over gambling!

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Members of the Class of 1971 at the cocktail party: (L to R) Melanie Ho, Duke Walls (from Hana) and Elyse Kukonu (from Rancho Palos Verde, CA).

FAMILY HEALTH & WELLNESS FAIR SATURDAY, JULY 21 Dr. Terry Shintani, author of HawaiiDiet, shared his expertise on health and nutrition at the Family Health & Wellness Fair in Rogers Hall.

The close-knit Class of 1961 included the Casino Cocktail Party in their reunion events, and were the last to leave the party! (L to R) Patricia Young Lee, Timmy Wong, Wanda Hoopai Wong, Elliott Chamizo, Collin Dang, Billy Lum, David Lum, Rita Rapoza, Wade Jones, Carol Ann Bryan Sousa, Barbara Nobrega Akau, Barbara Tom Ching, and (seated) Alycer Usita Boehning.

Alumni Week Chairperson Marvin Silva ’77

ALUMNI WEEK 2001 COMMITTEE MARVIN SILVA ’77 Alumni Week Chairperson CLARISSA BUENO ’86 LORI KERN CARLOS ’87 PAUL CHINEN ’75 JIM HIRAMATSU ’75 JARED KAUFMANN ’58 Bowlarama Co-Chairperson KALEO KEOLANUI ’86 GERI BENTO MEHRTENS ’60 Bowlarama Co-Chairperson LYNETTE MAU SETO ’69 Health & Wellness Fair Chairperson MARLEEN SILVA ’78 Cocktail Party Chairperson

The cocktail party was a family affair for Garrett Goo ’78, Sherelee Lam Goo ’77, Jon Lam ’81, Bernie Loo Lam ’76 and Kerry Lam ’76.

Representing the Class of 1981 at the Casino Cocktail Party were Jon Lam, Stephanie Choo, Lin Ann Chang, and Marty Silva.

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Golfers Raise Green on the Greens

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he 10th Annual FORE! Maryknoll Golf Tournament was held on Thursday, July 19, 2001 at New Ewa Beach Golf Club.

Fifty-nine teams participated in this fundraising event, held for the second year during Alumni Week.

Golfers enjoyed teri burgers on the lanai before firing up their golf carts for the shotgun start at noon. Volunteers kept the team members refreshed with beverages and snacks throughout the day.

When the carts headed back to the clubhouse, a banquet room full of prizes and a delicious dinner buffet awaited the golfers.

Cheryl Ann Sanchez Vierra ’84 was on hand to emcee the program.

To celebrate the tournament’s anniversary year, prizes were awarded to the 10th place team of Ernest Fukeda, Jr., Darryl Gabriel and Sandy Kobayashi (with a gross score of 67). The Spartan Challenge $1,000 Closest to the Pin Hole winner was Darryl Gabriel (2 feet, 5 inches). Other competition holes included the Longest Drive (Arlene Hasegawa and Derrick Hilfer), and Most Accurate Drive (Nathan Soong). The pre-tournament Silly Putting Contest was won by Kosei Watanabe and Vivek Mathur.

The tournament broke last year’s record by raising more than $24,000 for school programs. Many thanks to everyone whose support and participation made this another successful event.

Save the date for the 11th Annual FORE! Maryknoll Golf Tournament – Thursday, July 18, 2002. Chairman Marvin Silva ’77 and committee are gearing up for another fun-filled tournament!

And they’re off! Tournament chair Kerry Lam ’76 sends golfers on their way.

Athletic Director Pattie Wong Heatherly ’66, Eric Yu ’84 and Eric Chong ’85 share a laugh at the tournament awards dinner.

Dr. Gabriel Ma, Howard Lee and Matt Ma. 2001 Tournament Committee – (standing L to R) Naomi Saito, Michelle Arakawa Ushio ’81, Lori Kern Carlos ’87, Patricia Chu Ho ’57, Michael Ho ’57, Yvonne Usita Morris ’63, Lourdes Lee Whang ’78; (seated L to R) Pattie Wong Heatherly ’66, Kerry D. Lam ’76, Charlene Wong Lum ’60, Mark Conching ’83. Committee members not pictured: Thomas A. Ching ’75 and Howard Lee.

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SPONSORS American Coating Co. – Jim Hiramatsu ’75 Bank of Hawaii Malcom H.M. Chang, DDS, Inc. Thomas A. Ching, DDS Inc. Coca Cola Bottling Co. of Hawaii Elite Mechanical & Hidano Construction Ernst & Young LLP Stephen R. Ho, DDS Inc. Gabriel W.C. Ma, MD Inc. Dean Miyamoto, CPA Next Design - Stanford C. Lee ’75 Salomon Smith Barney, Inc. – Francis Chock & Juliette Shea Chock Salomon Smith Barney, Inc. – Clyde Matsusaka Stratacom – Kerry D. Lam TheoDavies Euro Motors Joseph C.S. Tsai, MD Inc. Waste Management of Hawaii Inc. Robert & Betty Wo Foundation Ernie M.S. Yim, MD Inc.

“SPARTAN CHALLENGE” SPONSORS Maryknoll Classes of 1957, 1960, 1976, 1981, 1987

PRIZE DONORS Aaron’s Restaurant Aloha Airlines Aloha Petroleum, Ltd. American Coating Co. – Jim Hiramatsu ’75 American Express – Marvin Silva ’77 Seafood Village – Mr. & Mrs. Alan Ho Better Brands, Ltd. – George Szigeti C.B. Richard Ellis – Jo Ann Mau Susan Cheng Congra Grocery Products Co. – Paula Mijo Consolidated Amusement Hal Darcey Del Monte Corporation – Robert Pang Distributors Unlimited, Inc. – Michael Siracusa ’83 Eastern Garden Chinese Seafood – Linda Chan Eggs Hawaii, Inc. – Roland Shimabukuro The Experience at Koele – Brendan Moynahan GEICO Insurance – Linda Langley ’67 Halekulani Hotel Hansen Sales Hawaii Dental Service – H. Mark Fukuhara Hawaii Prince Hotel – Ted McAneeley Hawaiian Title & Guaranty HMSA

Hilo Hattie – Pomare, Ltd. – Paul deVille ’66 Hungry Lion Restaurant Island Air – Richard Hee Jameson’s By The Sea Restaurant JW Marriott Ihilani Resort & Spa – John Limper KC Drive Inn – Dayton Asato Kamms Jewelry – Sydney Kamm Brian Kaulana Lowrey A. Kim Ko Olina Golf Club Kop Distributors Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Lam David Lee Loves Bakery – Desi Relator ’82 Luana Hills Golf Club – Ed Kageyama MacNaughton Group – Duncan McNaughton Marian’s Catering – Jim Harada Meadow Gold Dairies – Glenn Muranaka New Ewa Beach Golf Club – Ikuyo Nitta Niketown Honolulu – Keala Jones Peters ’87 Oahu One Credit Union – Bart Saxton Oceanic Cable Otani Produce – Dwight Otani Pacific Transfer – Alvin Tanaka Palama Meat Company – Carlton Oshiro Paradise Beverages – Michael Shibuya Paul Brown Salon – Ward Centre Roberts Hawaii Tours Royal Adventure Travel Inc. – Teddy Takai Sand and Seaside Hotels – Alan Kimi Sansei Restaurant Sears Photo Express – Vivek Mathur Servco Foundation – Mark Fukunaga Sheraton Maui Resort – Randall Ha Shiatsu Therapist of Hawaii – Paul Maehara Sony Open in Hawaii Southern Wine & Spirits – Kevin Burkett Star Markets – John Fujieki Sun Chong Co. Dr. Paul Tanaka Title Guaranty – David Pietsch Tori Richard – Mark Troedson Tri Star Restaurant University of Hawaii Athletic Dept. – Jim Donovan Verizon Hawaii – Wayne Cabral, Stephanie Dalit Saxton ’78 Victoria Ward, Ltd. – Mitch Dolier Cheryl Ann Sanchez Vierra ’84 Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel – Lorrin T. Lee Waikiki Parc Hotel – Michael Kikuyama Xerox Corporation – Wendy Howell Young Brothers Dr. Franklin Young Winter 2002

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Classes of 1950 & 1951

By Irene Chang Letoto ’50 “A Maryknoll family reunion I will always remember!”

These comments were expressed by members of the Class of ’51 when they met in Las Vegas for their 50th class reunion.

The first evening there was a “City Lights Tour” followed in the morning by a slot tournament at the casino and a golf tournament for the guys. The banquet at the California Hotel was a ’50 and ’51 combination. When the Class of ’50 met in 2000, Dorinda Chang Tom ’51 and husband James ’50 had such a great time that they wanted to do a repeat the Front (L to R): Juliet Kiyabu Mickelsen, Irene Chang Letoto, May Au Reeves, Miriam McCormack Hattori, Mae following year with the Class of ’51. At the Hadano Shiramizu, Katherine Shigeta Kamita, Florence Miyashiro Shimizu. Back (L to R): Joe Kalaukoa, Albert same time, members of the class were invited Lum, Mona Chock Kalaukoa, Herbert Pang, Elaine Young Ching, Lenore Fong Young, Shirley Cordeiro Harvey, Alfred Chock, Thomas Tam, James Tom. to help celebrate. Dorinda, who lives in Las Vegas, and Shirley Cordeiro Harvey ’50 from Vista, California spent a whole year organizing the gala event.

This repeat celebration was very special for the Class of 1950 because we met members of our class who were not able to attend the previous gathering.

After a whole evening of renewing old times, playing games and best of all winning those prizes, everybody retired early to meet the next day for a barbecue at Tom’s beautiful home. Some of us even had time to attend the “O” show at the Bellagio that evening.

“Awesome!”

■ Irene Chang Letoto ’50 is the director of the Damien Museum in Waikiki.

Seated (L to R): Frances Spencer Chang, Geraldine Sylva Luca, Barbara Texeira Solis, Velma Chang. Standing (L to R): Donald Chang, Tony Luca, Manny Solis, Wallace Chang.

Seated (L to R): Wanda and Jim Nickerson (friends of the Toms), James Tom, Shirley Cordeiro Harvey. Standing (L to R): May Au Reeves, Bob Reeves, Dorinda Chang Tom, Bill Harvey.

Mahalo to everyone who attended: Alma Kam Chang ’51 (Las Vegas, NV) Donald ’52 and Frances Spencer Chang ’51 (Honolulu) Elaine Young ’50 and Francis Ching (Claremont, CA) Rodney ’51 and Luz Chock (Honolulu) Alfred ’53 and Sylvia Costa ’54 Neves (Honolulu) Lucille Wong Hee ’51 (Rancho Palos Verde, CA) Alfred ’50 and Jennie Chock (Austin, TX)

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Front (L to R) Mildred Medeiros Jarrett, Sylvia Neves, Sally Oblauskii, Luz Chock.

Back (L to R): James Jarrett, Alfred Neves, Edgar Oblauskii, Rodney Chock.

Miriam McCormack ’50 and Kiyoho Hattori (Pittsburgh, PA) Joe and Mona Chock Kalaukoa ’50 (Honolulu) Katherine Shigeta ’50 and Ken Kamita (Honolulu) Irene Chang ’50 and Leonard Letoto (Honolulu) Geraldine Silva ’51 and Tony Luca (Lake Forest, CA) Albert ’50 and Yoko Lum (Gardena, CA) James ’53 and Mildred Medeiros ’51 Jarrett (Prescott, AZ) Juliet Kiyabu Mickelsen ’50 (Honolulu) Edgar ’51 and Sally Oblauskii (Honolulu) Herbert Pang ’50 (Honolulu)

May Au ’50 and Bob Reeves (Oceanside, CA) Florence Miyashiro ’50 and Franklin Shimizu (Woodland Hills, CA) Mae Hadano ’50 and Jim Shiramizu (Honolulu) Barbara Texeira ’51 and Manny Solis (Newport Beach, CA) Thomas ’50 and Grace Tam (Honolulu) James ’50 and Dorinda Chang ’51 Tom (Las Vegas, NV) Elaine Kanzaki Ushiro ’51 (Honolulu) Lenore Fong Young ’50 and daughter Cathie (Honolulu)

A Grand 40th It Was For ’61

by Elliott Chamizo ’61 The Class of 1961 celebrated its 40th reunion July 17-22, 2001 in conjunction with Maryknoll’s 2nd Annual Alumni Week. After a year of planning class reunion activities, it was time for the reunion committee to put all the events together for a festive and memorable week. Classmates came from as near as Maui, and as far as New York.

Festivities began on Tuesday night with classmates joining in to honor fellow class members Dr. Collin Dang, Dr. Rita Rapoza, and Dr. Patricia Young Lee as they were honored with Alumni Achievement Awards at the all-alumni cocktail party at the Japanese Cultural Center. The casino night setting was a great way to start off events for the rest of the week. The evening seemed much too short for partying, as classmates were the last to leave the center. There was more news to catch up on in other events to follow!

The reunion banquet began Saturday night at Natsunoya L to R: (front)Yvonne Lum, Charlene Yap Wall, Beverly Pang Wong, Dianne Lee, Carol Ann Betty Murakami Mastropaolo, Barbara Nobrega Akau, Joan Ebisu, Wanda Hoopai Teahouse in Alewa Heights and was attended by 31 classmates Bryan Sousa, Wong; (2nd row) Antoinette Vaspra Leahey, Betsy Elias Carson, Wendy Barros Figueira, who, along with spouses and Jean Yuen Yates, Judith Chong Kee Hokoana, Rita Rapoza; (3rd row) Carlson Chun, Dennis Hu, Cynthia Beck Luebbers, Franklin Hu, Nelson Chang, Edward Chang; (4th guests, brought in a group of 68 row) Albert Chinen, Yvonne Lau Ambrose, Timothy Wong, Elliott Chamizo, James Wong, for a night of renewing years of Wade Jones, William Lum, Glenn Okinaka, David Lum, Collin Dang. memories spent at Maryknoll. It was also time to catch up on news and sharing photos of children, grandchildren, and great-grand(L to R) Yvonne Lum, children. After a wonderful Cynthia Beck Luebbers, Japanese dinner, Maryknoll and Eddie Chang finish dinner.

President Michael Baker welcomed the reunion class. He described what being a Maryknoll student is like today, and acknowledged the contribu- Beverly Pang Wong and husband Jimmy enjoy the banquet. tions that have made the Class of 1961 a significant part of Maryknoll’s history. The evening ended with all who attended the banquet looking forward to the next reunion event on Sunday.

The beautiful Waialae-Kahala home of Billy Lum and his wife Mary was the perfect place for the party to continue on Sunday with a Banquet Night: (L to R) Herbert Sousa, Jr., Joanne Jones, Elliott barbeque from noon until late Chamizo, Carol Ann Bryan Sousa, Henry Akau, and Wade Jones. evening. A super clamThe reunion winds down with “talk story” time bake menu was prepared poolside at the class barbeque. and served poolside by chief-chefs-classmates Timmy and Wanda Hoopai Wong. A surprise was later presented with the comedic entertainment of Frank DeLima as he kept the party in stitches with his local humor.

As the week was closing, many said they looked forward to the 45th class reunion. It was then time for the reunion committee – Carol Ann Bryan Sousa, Elliott Chamizo, Barbara Nobrega Akau, Dr. Collin Dang, Billy Lum, Timmy Wong and Wanda Hoopai Wong – to close the book on the 40th…and begin planning the 45th.

■ Alum and high school teacher Elliott Chamizo ’61 is with Maryknoll’s English department and advises the school yearbook staff.

Entertainer-comedian Frank DeLima entertains at the reunion barbeque.

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The Class of ’69:

Celebrating the Fabulous Fifty!

by Lynette Mau Seto ’69 On Saturday, July 7, 2001, thirty-one members of the infamous Class of ’69 gathered at the Japanese Cultural Center in Moiliili to celebrate their 50th birthday. Classmates came from near and far to join in the celebration – to eat, laugh, “talk story,” renew old friendships, and develop new ones.

The evening began with a welcome

by Sterling Yee and the invocation by Fr. Gary Secor (written by Sterling!).

We remembered in silence the classmates no longer with us: Irma Leong, Derek Pregill, Roddy Rodriguez and Shanley Saiki. Sterling read letters and emails from absent classmates who sent their best wishes: Mike Horgan (Pensacola, FL), Alvin Lee (Redmond, WA) and Jean Andrade Darling (Berwick, ME). Everyone enjoyed background music composed of “oldies but goodies,” which was arranged

by Sterling.

A highlight of the evening was the distribution of door prizes, donated

by Teresa “Tiki” Ching Wong (TAJ Clubhouse); Lita Lavaro Delahunty (Verizon t-shirts); Lynette Mau Seto (Bank of Hawaii umbrellas); Renee Chang Yamada (State Farm goodies); Keala Wong Cupp (miscellaneous gifts); Cecil Wong Mukai (roses from Mukai Farms); Cyril Goshima (case of wine); and Robyn Razon Calhoun, Mike Caires and Bernie Oda Alejandro (Ala Moana gift certificates). The generosity of these individuals enabled everyone to go home with at least one door prize, and in some cases two.

Another highlight was the group rendition of “Happy Birthday to Us!” led by Renee and Charlotte Duarte Hite as we cut and distributed the birthday cake donated by Sterling. We all received bunny cups filled with candy favors made by Tiki, Susan, Keala and Lynette, as well as a bag of goodies donated by the Maryknoll Alumni Office.

The evening came to an end too quickly. Out-of-towners promised to keep in touch and everyone vowed to meet up again to celebrate our renewed friendships. Those who just couldn’t say “goodbye” continued the party in the parking lot. For a few others, it continued at Kincaid’s in Ward Warehouse.

It was truly an evening to remember!

■ Lynette Mau Seto ’69 is a Human Resources Specialist at Bank of Hawaii, where she has been employed for 27 years.

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The Class of 1969

Mahalo to everyone who attended: Margie Tam Araki Phyllis Au Mike Caires (Makawao, HI) Robyn Razon Calhoun June Yim Ching Mei Ling (Mary) Chun (Flagstaff, AZ) Keala Wong Cupp Bobby Daguman (Las Vegas, NV) Ryan Dang Lita Lavaro Delahunty Mike Hee Charlotte Duarte Hite Milton Inouye Sharon Kiyabu Katahira Marilyn Lee Kurata Bryan Lau Burni Farm Leonard Leslie Mow Cecilia Wong Mukai (Hilo, HI) Patty Ong Osaki Genie Pang (Phoenix, AZ) Louie Rapoza Delia Marcos Ricardo (Laguna Woods, CA) Don Riley Gary Secor Lynette Mau Seto Lynne Taniguchi Watanabe Frances Chow Wong Renee Chang Yamada Sterling Yee Susan Young

Class of 1981 Celebrates

20 Year Reunion

By Serena Kyi-Yim ’81 The Class of 1981 celebrated its 20th reunion from July 20 to 22, 2001, piggybacking on the heels of the (very successful) 2nd Annual Alumni Week hosted by Maryknoll’s Alumni Association.

Festivities began with reminiscing in our very dear Rogers Hall, which included an onolicious luau dinner cooked up by Kanani Irvine Stern and family. There was much talk and laughter, especially as the “celebrities” (aka MHS grads) won door prizes that ranged from Portuguese sausages (donated by Dale Gouvea) to VCRs & DVD players to an overnighter at the Hawaii Prince Hotel! But alas, three hours weren’t enough...oh, no! Almost everyone trooped over to Kincaid’s at Ward Warehouse for more!

Saturday night was a little more “formal,” with a Chinese dinner at the Seafood Village Restaurant in the Hyatt Regency Hotel. The ambiance was invigorating; the food, mouth-watering; the company, scintillating; and the laughs just kept on rolling with a wild game of “Scavenger Hunt” dreamed up by Elizabeth Chun Chock. The infamous Class of ’81 spirit was definitely alive and well. Everyone walked away with something including Lynn Ho Nishida who won the grand prize – a Toshiba flat screen TV with integrated VCR! The evening was capped off with another foray into Honolulu’s nightlife – Sansei Restaurant.

Sunday was absolutely stunning, from the perspective of Waimanalo. Dale Gouvea graciously hosted grads and families at his ohana’s beach house. Again, more food and fun, especially in the party

The Class of 1981 gathers in Rogers Hall.

bouncer where at one point, all the little kids were ousted and the big kids (yeah, MHS grads) took over.

All in all, a most satisfying weekend experience. Thanks to reunion committee members Serena Kyi-Yim, Kanani Irvine Stern, Dale Gouvea, Debra Lum Fikac, and Elizabeth Chun Chock, and everyone who attended for making 20 years seem not so long ago.

Front row (L to R): Celeste Conrad Molen, Kanani Irvine Stern, Serena Kyi-Yim and Matthew Yim. Back row (L to R): David Molen, Kepa Stern, John Horner, Dale Gouvea.

(L to R) Sherri, Greg Larsen, Andy Wu, Kevin Ramirez, Chris Minford, John Horner, Kanani Irvine Stern, Dawne Minford, Cindy Wu.

Big fun for the big kids of the Class of ’81.

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The Class of 1991 Celebrates 10 Year Reunion

By Emily Wong McCollum ’91

(L to R) Gary Dela Cruz, Raenee Cambonga, Carianne Chang Abara, Mark Freitas.

The Class of 1991

Seated (L to R) Rich Meiers, Theresa Query, Byung Kong, Malia Whaley McLeod; standing (L to R) Kristina Valentine, Tanya Flores, Kevin Flores, Raenee Cambonga.

(L to R) John Gabriel, Liz Leong Gabriel, Jay Nourrie, Kristie Koga Nourrie, Melissa Ho Frank, Ian Santee.

After a year’s worth of planning and coordinating, headed by Emily Wong McCollum, the Class of 1991’s 10th year reunion was an enjoyable weekend. With the help of Carianne Chang Abara, Raenee Cambonga, Jennifer Ishii Willing, Jonathan Lau, and Tanya Sismar, the two-day event brought old friends together again.

Thirty-three classmates attended dinner on Saturday, October 6, 2001, at Dole Ballrooms for food, drink, and laughter. We were also pleasantly surprised with the attendance of Colette Kaufman’s father (and our former teacher), Jared Kaufman ’58. As we reminisced, stories of good times were remembered and new times shared. The night was extended at Ocean’s Nightclub.

On Sunday, October 7, 2001, despite warnings of a flash flood, 14 classmates gathered for the barbeque at Magic Island.

The weather cleared up and the sun peeked through the clouds by lunchtime. Again, we enjoyed good food and good company.

The 10 years that had passed since our graduation day on June 7, 1991 seemed to disappear. Talk of the “next” reunion swirled around…maybe Vegas? Any takers to coordinate…

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Jen Ka’aha’aina Torres and daughter Saige Ka’aha’ainaTorres, with Emily Wong and Amber Abara, daughter of Carianne Chang Abara.

Emily Wong McCollum ’91 is a financial advisor at Merrill Lynch.

Mahalo to class members who attended the reunion dinner and/or BBQ: Catherine Agliam Okinaka Raenee Cambonga Carianne Chang Abara Ewa Chau Warren Chiang 16

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Darby Chun Schultz Gregg Daniels Mark Dayao Gary Dela Cruz Jonathan Fines Kevin Flores

Mark Freitas Kellie Fukumura Cosseboom Melisa Ho Frank Jenny Geis (BBQ) Jennifer Ishii Willing

Grant Jhun Jennifer Jordan Tamayo Jennifer Kaahaaina Torres (BBQ) Colette Kaufman Byung Kong

Jonathan Lau Jean Leong Elizabeth Leong Gabriel Emily Wong McCollum Malia Whaley McLeod Rich Meiers

Marlo Miura Kristy Koga Nourrie Ken Quirn Teresa Query Ian Santee Tanya Sismar

Ricky Tom Kristina Valentine

CLASS NOTES

1937

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Lucile Smith Mistysyn traveled to be with granddaughter LeAnne Mistysyn ’97, who graduated from Creighton University in May 2001.

When she is not busy with work, she is involved with many volunteer projects at Our Lady of Hope parish and school.

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Class Agent Elsie Lee Won reports, “The year 2001 was a tough one for the Class of 1946 as four of our classmates passed away: Lorraine Botelho Parrish, Virginia Sato Tom, George Yamashita, and Mary Elizabeth Liu. At the Annual Alumni Memorial Mass, Ted Candia read the names of deceased classmate. The evening was a touching one. Every once in a while, a bunch of us get together for the ‘Maryknoll Four Seasons Coffee Club’ at the Pagoda. In addition, Front (L to R): Lucile Mistysyn ’37, LeAnne Mistysyn ’97, Linda Mistysyn, we welcome home David Mistysyn ’01. Back (L to R): Jim Mistysyn and Brian Mistysyn ’95.

Genevieve Lin Tantisira and Allan Yuen who are back in the islands for retirement.”

1942

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After graduating from Maryknoll, Beatrice Li Morris went on to be a registered nurse at St. Francis. She received her BSN from Johns Hopkins University. She presently lives in Baltimore, MD and does self-employed contractual work through the Baltimore City Health Department – MAPC program – aiding the elderly and disabled.

1950

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Ann Frances Van Bell Smith resides on the Big Island in Honokaa. She has six children, 15 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren (and one more on the way). Ann takes care of reservations for several small tour companies in the Waipio area and does

bookkeeping and temp office work for small firms in Honokaa. Ann also manages a tour called Waipio Valley Wagon Tours (www.waipiovalleywagontours.com).

1953

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After 40 years of living in San Jose, CA, Georgiana Denis Smith moved to Hollister, CA. In February 2000 she and her husband enjoyed a 14-day cruise to Tahiti. Georgiana has six grandchildren ranging in age from five to 20 years old. She is enjoying retirement, and looking forward to her 50th class reunion!

1954

Class of

Barbara “Bobbie” Camacho Martinsen passed away on October 23, 2001.

1956

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Bertha Chang Au retired from teaching after 19 years with the Clark County School District in Las Vegas, NV. Bertha was a teaching librarian who taught on all levels (elementary through high school). She says that while she attended Maryknoll she always dreamed of being a high school librarian. She got the chance to do so two years before retiring and loved every minute of it!

The Class of 1956 45th Reunion (Front, L to R) Gwen Au Leong, Joan Kwock Sung, Gerry Saito Sakai, Sr. Katherine Theiler, Sr. Rosario Daley, Sr. Dolores Rosso, Donald Cook.

(Second row) Jerry Pang, Frances Tokuda Toguchi, Laurie Hong Wong, Bob Chang, Joyce Lee Goo, Jeanette Lum Chun.

(Third row) Edna Funakoshi, Ken Funakoshi, Audrey Shea Akana, Herb Kiyabu, Bev Shinnick Aldrich.

(Fourth row) Mel Vios, Nancy Chang (Bob’s wife), Jeanette Perreira Camara, Vernon Souki, Marlene Soares Souki.

(Back row) Tommy Wong, Pat Cook (Donald’s wife), Geneieve Wong (Tommy’s wife), Frances “Cookie” Lam Leilani, Richard Kaneko, Ed Camara (Jeanette’s husband), Thaddeus Kwiatkowski, Cathy Kwiatkowski, Ronald Chun (Jeanette’s husband), Gini Watterson (Thaddeus’ daughter), H.Y. Goo (Joyce’s husband).

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1958

Class of

Their friendship started more than 55 years ago on the Maryknoll Grade School playground. Friends Jackie De Ponte Kaanoi of Las Vegas, NV, Maxine Chisteckoff Vickery of Kailua, HI, and Mary Finnegan Ehring of Altaclena, CA, enjoyed dim sum after Mass while in Las Vegas. Unable to be there with them was Carol Jo Malta Lane who passed away on July 30, 2001. Maxine asks all her classmates to forward their e-mail addresses to her at maryknoll@hawaii.rr.com. She says, “It’s a great way for us to stay in touch!”…Mary Kosco Farrell lives in Chester Springs, PA. Her son Bill moved to Austin, TX, to pursue another post-doctorate degree. Daughter Molly graduated from the University of Michigan with a master’s degree in M.I.S. and daughter Kate lives in Washington D.C. where she works for CNN as the producer for “Crossfire.”

Friends for life from the Class of 1958 (L to R):

Shanlynn Chong ’01 and grandma Sylvia Ignacio Paresa ’61

1963

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Theodoro “Ted” Ganade retired from Federal Civil Service in July 2000. He is currently working part-time for the Armed Services YMCA at Pearl Harbor as their community liaison. Ted is married to Yvonne Cavaco ’64.

1964

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John B. Vivoli is a retired commander who served in the United States Navy for 22 years. He is currently a patrol officer for the San Diego Police Department, where he’s been for the past 10 years.

Jackie De Ponte Kaanoi, Maxine Chisteckoff Vickery and Mary Finnegan Ehring.

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Carol Ann Bryan Sousa has been married for 37 years now! She and husband Herbert have three children and six grandchildren ranging in age from one to 81/2 years old. Carol is a product demonstrator for Costco in Hawaii Kai where she has been since December ’94. She is kept very busy giving care to her husband’s elderly parents and her six grandchildren. She has been active in planning reunions for her class, which just celebrated their 40th reunion in July 2001. Carol’s daughter Kathleen Sousa Yonehiro graduated from Maryknoll in ’86 and son Michael in ’85…Sylvia Ignacio Paresa is the very proud grandmother of alumna Shanlynn Chong, who graduated with Maryknoll’s Class of 2001.

This means three generations from the Paresa family; Sylvia’s daughter (and Shanlynn’s mom) Marcie is a member of the class of 1981.

1966

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While at their 35th Reunion on October 6, 2001, at classmate Paul deVille’s house, members of the Class of ’66 gave us the following updates: Mary Jo Leineweber Culvyhouse says, “Loving my life and so

Class of 1966 gathers for its 35th Reunion.

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appreciative to have my school friends still with me and with it! What a beautiful night at Paul’s house. Mahalo to Rebecca, Paul’s fiancee, for the superb hospitality. I work for the state, but I know my stuff!”…Paul deVille is “CEO at Hilo Hatties. Having the best time of my life. Engaged to the most wonderful woman and have discount cards for everyone who comes into the store and asks for me. I’m also a proud grandfather!”…Patricia Wong Young writes, “I’m a state mathematics resource teacher. I received the 2000 Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.” (She was selected from more than 600 national finalists and received a $7,500 educational grant and a trip to Washington D.C. where she met George W. Bush)…Dennis Nakahara “lived on Kauai for the last 18 years. I have appraised real estate since 1972. I love to golf, fish, and sometimes work. My wife Francie is with United Airlines, so we travel whenever we can. My daughter Traci is in her fourth year at Washington State University in Pullman, WA. Life is good.” You can find Dennis on Saturday mornings having breakfast at Dani’s, as Pattie Wong Heatherly did when she went to Kauai for the 2001 State Cross Country meet…Yuklin Aluli has spent “27 years of practicing law. 35 years as part of Maryknoll. Ever grateful for every day. Hope to spell and write better and I am awfully glad to be here in this lovely house with all of you Class of ’66. My email is yuklinaluli@hawaii.rr.com.”…According to Pattie Heatherly, Wendell Konn did a fantastic job calling everyone about this get together, even called everyone on the mainland on weekends. He has 31 years of service with HPD; 23 years as a sergeant/detective.

He has three grown children ags 29, 26 and 24 from a previous marriage. He remarried happily in 1997 to Ann, and is looking forward to retirement from HPD in late 2002.

Adds Pattie, “He will start a new career as the

permanent Class of ’66 reunion organizer…” Leslie Kula Craig is married to Blair Craig and still working in the entertainment field with IATSE Local 664 as the Hawaii Opera Theater “propmaster.” Leslie and Blair have two children, Heather and Bryan…Dale McIntyre Dela Pina works for Bank of Hawaii, lives in Mililani and has three kids – one of whom has graduated and is supporting herself. Dale says, “Life is very good!”…Walter Chun recently obtained a PhD in Occupational, Safety and Health Engineering. He is a risk manager and OSH consultant for Metcalf Construction and other companies. Walter is married to Ruth and has four children and five grandchildren.

He enjoys riding his Harley and surfing…Verna Nakanelua Makanani has more than 30 years in the hospitality industry in Hawaii. She says she is “forever grateful for the opportunity to travel to states and countries that I otherwise would never have experienced.” She is presently director of North American sales with Marriott and Renaissance Resorts Hawaii. Verna is “blessed with one son La’akea, 26 years old, who is also a part of Hawaii’s travel industry.

[I] appreciate the evening with the Class of ’66…” Frank Ocalvey is married and has a four-year-old son and a 14-year-old daughter. He is a retired general contractor, currently working as “a Hull Tech and PHNSYD owner manager of HIS Rentals,” and is a part-time contractor…Jolyne Rego writes, “I am personally available!” She has more than 25 years experience teaching Montessori elementary school. She serves as an adjunct faculty member for Chaminade University and as an Orton Gillingham tutor.

She has two grown sons, Tait and Jay. Jolyne enjoys paddling and tennis, and adds that she “ran the Maui Marathon! Number 53!” She also “finally went to London and Paris.”

Jolyne is a board member of the Maui Academy of Performing Arts…Sylvia Ching teaches math at Star of the Sea and is married to Randy Ching ’63. They have three daughters: Christine teaches at Star of the Sea and Erin is at UH Law School. The oldest daughter, Jennifer Ching Matias ’89 is married to Michael Matias ’90, and they have three children, so Sylvia and Randy are proud grandparents. Pattie Heatherly adds, “Thanks Syl for doing all the work as Wendell’s assistant for our 35th reunion!”…Marlene Dias DeCosta is “married to Thom, an architect with Long and Associates. Mom of two sons Matt, 23 and Todd, 19. Professionally, a partner at CB Richard Ellis, a commercial real estate firm.

I love life and am happy to be alive!”…Alan Chung “lives on the Big Island. Currently on sabbatical from the work force. Retired as a general contractor in San Jose. Watching

the whales, enjoying life and getting ready to give again to the world!”

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Gabrielle Makuakane has been battling mental illness for 28 years but still volunteers at Makiki Community Library and at Kapiolani Women and Children’s Center.

Gabrielle lives just a stone’s throw away from Maryknoll, and she states, “This has been an inspiration to her and she enjoys keeping in touch with her classmates from Maryknoll.”

1969

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Phillip Kuchler is a real estate property manager with his own company, Phillip G. Kuchler, Inc. Phillip’s wife, Bonnie, has a book out entitled Just Moms, with 50 animal mother-and-young images from top wildlife photographers, paired with insightful, funny, famous, and fresh quotations on the topic of motherhood.

1976

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Jan Kaeo L’Ecuyer is an account manager for KGMB. Jan has 10 years of experience in broadcast sales, and was previously with KSSK AM/FM and KHNL/KFVE.

1980

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Valerie Chun Griffith has lived in Tallahassee, FL for nine years with her

husband Mark and two daughters, ages 7 and 9. She writes, “We live out in the country where it is very quiet and peaceful, and where my girls can run and shout to their hearts’ content and not bother anyone. I enjoy living in Tallahassee because I see a lot of wildlife every day, whereas I would only see the occasional mongoose in Hawaii. We get the change of seasons and live fairly close to the beaches. I’m the cafeteria manager at the girls’ school and also am an active supporter of the Lake Iamonia Volunteer Fire Department where my husband is the assistant chief.”

1983

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Mary Brosnan O’Hannigan was in Hawaii in July 2001 celebrating her 12th wedding anniversary with husband Joe. Mary and Joe live in Michigan with their three children: Paul is eight years old, Joseph is five, and Molly is two. They live in Ypsilani, MI…Tino Sellitto lives in Boston, MA and is working as senior portfolio manager and senior vice president for Putnam Investments. His son Antonio is three years old…A Christmas card from Monica Domaloan Ng Pack reads, “We’re More…We’re Merrier!” in honor of the birth of daughter Emma Nicole Domaloan Ng Pack on December 14, 2001. Emma is little sister to Penelope (7), Ethan (4) and Aaron (3). Monica, who is currently serving for a second year as silent auction chair for Maryknoll’s Kekumano Scholarship Dinner, is married to Nick Ng Pack, who is president & CEO of Milici Valenti Ng Pack Advertising and a member of the Maryknoll School Board of Trustees.

Monica Domaloan Ng Pack ’83 and family

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Congratulations to Jackie Kirihara Bailey ’84 and husband Troy on the birth of their son Noah.

Tracy Cheung Sullivan ’84 sends greetings from Gig Harbor, WA. Pictured with her are (L to R) husband Kevin, and children Kaitlyn (4), Matthew (21/2), and Elizabeth (1).

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Congratulations to Julie Chang and husband Tom on the birth of their daughter Faith on August 18, 2001. Julie is taking time off from her teaching duties at Maryknoll to be with her daughter fulltime…Sharon Goo graduated from UCLA in 1988 and worked at Price Waterhouse in Los Angeles for six years before taking a tour of duty to the London office for two years. After returning to LA from London for a brief period, Sharon moved to New York in 1997 and, she writes, “will be here forever. I love this fair city – especially with the mild winter that we are having this year.”

In fact, the weather had been so cooperative when she emailed in December, that she had been able to get in a couple of rounds of golf. “Usually,” she says, “my clubs would have been packed up for the winter by the end of October.”…Johanna Rivera is living in Brooklyn, NY with children Madison and Tyler.

Leonard Kam ’84, wife Lori and daughter Lisa at California Adventure Park last November.

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Mahalo to class agent Jenn Cion Tagorda for her work in getting updates from her classmates: Ann Chung has a bachelor of science degree from UC Berkeley and is the executive director of the Hawaii Technology Trade Association, the state’s first private sector membership association specifically formed to support the growth of the tech industry in Hawaii. Ann and her “local boy” husband, Greg Suenaga, have a two-year-old daughter named Zoe…Amy Fagan was living in Brisbane, Australia, attending graduate school at the University of Queensland and working toward her master’s degree in manipulative physiotherapy. Amy is on her way back to the U.S., traveling back via southeast Asia…Vince Gilkey is an army intelligence officer stationed in Norfolk, VA, at the Joint Forces Intelligence Command.

Vince spends a lot of time deployed to various places around the world, mainly in the Middle East, Europe, and even Iceland.

Vince keeps his ties to home, especially when he calls his sister who still lives in Hawaii. She tells him he “talks funny” from being in the south so long. Don’t worry Vince, da pidgin always comes back!…Lynnel Iseri remained in the Bay Area after graduating from Santa Clara University. She bought a home in San Ramon and works in Pleasaton, CA, for a company called PeopleSoft as a human resources software consultant. When she’s not busy working, Lynnel can be found working out at the gym, hiking, skiing, wakeboarding – anything outdoors. She also belongs to an outrigger canoe club in San Leandro…Norman “Chip” Koenig lives in North San Jose with Kim, his wife of eight years. Kim is an Iolani and Santa Clara University grad. They have two children, Nick (8) and Sarah (6). Chip works in San

Jose for the Valley Transportation Authority.

Aside from work, Chip is pretty busy with his kids and remains active in church, where Chip is on the board of deacons…Julie Mau lives in San Francisco, CA, and loves it there! After graduating from San Francisco State University in 1990, Julie stayed in the Bay Area to live and work. Julie’s been working in nonprofit arts management for the past several years and has been dancing hula for ten years with Patrick Makuakane’s halau Na Lei Hulu I Ka Wekiu. Julie’s next endeavor is trying out for the San Francisco Fire Department. Good luck, Julie…Celeste Ohta has a bachelor’s degree in art and is on the board of directors of Kumu Kahua Theatre…Krysti Julian Peacock is a freelance public relations and marketing manager, and currently lives in Hawaii Kai with her husband Mark. They have two children, Kody (6) and Nicole (4)…Cari Smith Allen is the mother of three beautiful girls – Brianna (13), Sophia (7), and Isabel (4). Cari lives in Napa, CA, and works for the county of Napa as a project analyst. Her husband Geoff is an attorney. They were married on October 13, 2001...Jon Santos lives in Atlanta, GA, and works as the special events manager for AIDS? Atlanta.

1986

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Patrick Corcoran works for a humanitarian organization similar to the United Nations called Organization for Migration.

Patrick manages the operations in Vietnam and finds his work very interesting and rewarding. When he’s not overseas working, Patrick lives in Florida…Lucy Baraquio Rossi and husband Geoffrey welcomed their third child on July 29, 2001. Lucy now has three sons, Lorenzo (5), Cosmo (2) and sixmonth-old Alessio…Tiana Johnsen was promoted to marketing specialist for Altres where is has been working since 1998.

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In the “It Must Be in the Water” Department: The Class of ’87 is awash in babies! Congratulations to Trisha Miki Brandt and husband Mark on the birth of their daughter Kaela Noel on November 29, 2001… to Keoni Littlejohn and wife Erin on the birth of their daughter Kasey Leimomiopi‘ilani Keoni Littlejohn ’87 and Littlejohn on daughter Kasey September 16, 2001… Leimomiopi‘ilani.

ER/Trauma nurse in Orlando, FL…Marcel Gose is the rehab coordinator/lead occupational therapist at Avamere Rehab Services in Oregon, where he now resides. He also works as a personal trainer at 24-Hour Fitness.

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Congratulations to Carianne Chang Abara and husband Alan on the birth of their baby girl, Amber, born on August 7, 2001.

Melissa Domaloan Layden ’87 and Molly.

and to Melissa “Missy” Domaloan Layden ’87 and husband Will on the birth of their daughter, Molly Aisling (an Irish name pronounced “Ashling”) Domaloan Layden on New Year’s Day, 2002… Lauralei Morgan is an accountant with Castle & Cooke and enjoys seeing alumni purchase Castle & Cooke homes…Celia Villafuerte McCuaig ’84 emails the following about her brother: “Elix and Vicky finally got married on May 9th at the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas.

They came up for Caitlin’s baptism on the 6th and decided since they were going to be here on the mainland, they might as well get married up here, too!” Caitlin, Celia’s daughter, took part in Uncle Elix’s wedding ceremony as the flower girl.

The Villafuertes visit Vegas: Olivia (Viva), Caitlin McCuaig, Celia Villafuerte McCuaig ’84, Elix ’87 and mom Cecillia Villafuerte.

1989

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Victoria Wong Okamura is assistant controller with Matzki, Inc., which consists of Tuxedo Junction, Wedding Emporium, and Keda Dry Cleaners.

1990

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Congratulations to Della Au Kawamura and husband Jon on the birth of their daughter Alyssa on August 18, 2001…Joanie Chan Jones and husband Greg live in Los Angeles, CA. Their son Kalani was born in January 2001…Miki Pimental is an

1995

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Greg Devlin teaches English in Novosibirsk, Russia!

1996

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Jessica Matsumoto graduated from UHManoa with a bachelor’s degree in biology in Fall 2000. She is currently a first-year optometry student at Pacific University in Forest Grove, OR.

1997

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Amber Abara, daughter of Carianne Chang Abara ’91

1994

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Shari Aguilar lives in Okinawa, Japan and is in her third year of teaching in the JET program… Jamie Lee lives in San Diego, CA…Stephanie Lum is a news reporter with KHNL News 8 in Honolulu…Hae Young Lee attends art school in San Francisco…Other classmates living in San Francisco include Jonathan Norton, Megan Sulliban, Alton Cheong, and Brian Tran…Lynn Sato is an assistant buyer for Sephora in San Francisco…Nicholas Garwolinski moved from New York City to London, England where he attends the University College London, pursuing a master’s degree in urban planning. He was home in Hawaii in May of 2001 and enjoyed visiting with friends and camping on Kauai and the Big Island…Jaimie Yamamoto exchanged wedding vows with Brian Sasaki on November 24, 2000 at Kapahulu Bible Church. Their wedding reception was at the Oahu Country Club…Bryan Schiavoni graduated from the University of the Pacific School of Dentistry in June 2001. He is currently practicing general dentistry in Moscow, Idaho…Rob White teaches 7th grade biology at LeConte Middle School, part of the Los Angeles Unified School District…Tanya Fernandes, a graduate of Boston College and Boston College Law School, recently passed the Massachusetts bar.

Meagan Carnate graduated from Mount Saint Mary’s College in May 2001 with a BA in Liberal Studies and a Multiple Subject Teaching Credential. She spent the summer teaching at Sacred Hearts Academy and is currently attending Harvard University working toward her master’s degree in education. When she’s not busy with school, she works for the Educators for Social Responsibility, a non-profit organization…Stephanie Lape graduated from the University of Virginia in 2001. She is a member of Teach for America and works as a 7th grade teacher at Wingak Elementary School in New Mexico. The school is a Bureau of Indian Affairs school that largely serves Navajo students…Mitchell Goo returned from working at Disney World in Florida…In March 2001, Lori Moskal was in Rome for two and a half months studying archaeology with the University of Washington. Her course work included Roman topography and Latin. In May 2001, classmate LeAnne Mistysyn joined her for a week and together they traveled to Florence.

Lori spent her summer in Greece where she met Emily Hull-Martin for a cruise to Greece, Egypt, Turkey and then on to Paris and finally New York. Lori returned to Seattle, WA in September to complete degree work in archaeology as she prepares for a grad school program in restoration and conservation…Lenny Au is in the fire service program at Honolulu Community College and works at the Manoa Safeway…Nicole Kirihara graduated from the University of Colorado-Boulder in May 2001 with a bachelor’s degree in Japanese and international affairs. Nicole spent December and January touring through Europe and returned to Hawaii recently.

1998

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Robert Vericker is a student at Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. He will graduate in May with a BA in finanWinter 2002

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CLASS NOTES cial management and a minor in psychology…Matt Caliri took a break from his screenwriting studies at Loyola Marymount

with a BS in business finance and MIS (management information systems).

1999

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Elephant rider Matt Caliri ’98 scrubs down “Alice” before a show last spring. He writes, “She’s one of my favorites, very cooperative and looooves getting wet!”

University to be an elephant rider for the Hood River Oregon Circus Tour. While he admits the pay isn’t great, (includes bed and breakfast, minimum rage, and “great circus folk” conversation), the work is simply exhilarating! Matt says, “Being an elephant rider is definitely a unique occupation as there aren’t very many private circuses left in America.” If you’re wondering how he got to Oregon, Matt says, “I just followed the peanuts!”…Genesis Vincent is in her last year of college at Notre Dame de Namur University. She will graduate in May 2002 with a degree in business marketing/sports leisure management and a minor in communications. She is the volleyball team captain and will receive a four-year letter for continuing athletics at NDNU…Kristopher Kern is in his last year at the University of San Francisco. He will graduate in May 2002 with a bachelor’s degree in political science and a minor in philosophy. Kris plans to attend the University of Hawaii and earn his master’s degree in public administration or social work…Mailani Makainai and high school buddy Lei Melket ’97 debuted their very first CD entitled “Local Girls.” Their group, Keahiwai, has been busy performing on the local scene…Marel Ver will graduate in May 2002 from the University of Southern California with a BS in kinesiology, with a pre-med emphasis. Shortly after graduation she will do a one to two year fellowship at the National Institutes of Health research facility in Bethesda, MD and then apply to an MD or PhD program…Cariane Campos is currently working and going to school and is busy taking care of her 11/2-year-old son Jameson…Michelle Manibog attends the University of Michigan majoring in anthropology. She plans on pursuing a master’s degree in public health…Rhea Cabrera returned home from studying abroad in London at Thames Valley University…Celeste Malia will graduate in May 2002 from the University of the Pacific 22

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Lisa Eakman will graduate a year early from the University of Notre Dame in Spring 2002. She is in the honors program with a double major in psychology and theology.

After graduation, Lisa will attend grad school pursuing a master’s of social work degree…Tanny Esperas attends Santa Clara University double majoring in communications and art history. She works part-time as a graphics assistant…Mandy Baptist attends the University of Hawaii, majoring in history with a minor in Hawaiian studies…Drew Santos attends the University of Washington, majoring in history and chemistry. He works at the performing arts theater on campus and at Banana Republic…Patrick Garrett attends Honolulu Community College, majoring in liberal arts and biology. He plans to transfer to Hawaii Pacific University to pursue nursing and currently works in human resources for ABC Stores...Cherise Seigaku is majoring in biology at the University of Hawaii. She will graduate in May 2003 and then apply to medical school…Shawna Hanley is majoring in computer science and business at UC Berkeley…Erin Yano attends the University of Hawaii, majoring in journalism and art history…Nicole Thommes is majoring in travel industry management at the University of Hawaii and works at Prime Care Services Hawaii (a home care agency) and at Blue Hawaii Surf in Waikiki.

2000

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Jessica Schiavoni is a performing arts major at the University of San Francisco. In her freshman year, she made the Dean’s List…Ryan Ung is in his second year of college at the University of Southern California, majoring in business administration with an emphasis in information systems and a minor in web technologies and applications…Justin Holzgrove attends LIFE Bible College majoring in biblical studies and pastoral ministries…Lyndsey Castro works at Maryknoll School’s Admissions Office…Jamie Higa is in her second year at UH-Manoa in dental hygiene.

When she’s not busy with school, she teaches arts and crafts at Kanewai Park, and waitresses at the China House and Oasis Bistro restaurants…Tracy Abenoja is in her second year as a nursing student at Seattle University and is in the Army ROTC program.

Maryknoll’s college guidance counselor Ann Hannan met up with Reyna Kodama ’00 at Tufts University.

2001

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Lynn Chan is a cheerleader and ambassador at Santa Clara University…Jacob Almanza is majoring in environmental studies at Southern Oregon University. This summer he plans to join the Air National Guard.

Maryknollers gather in Massachusetts (L to R): Shannon Mita ’01, who attends Boston University; college guidance counselor Ann Hannan; Tanya Fernandes ’94, who recently passed the Massachusetts bar; and Michelle Coleman ’99, who also attends Boston University.

Ann Hannan (far right), Maryknoll’s college guidance counselor, visited with Matt and Hans Suyderhoud ’01 (left and inside right) and friends at St. Louis University in Missouri.

Alumni Memorial Mass November 2, 2001 Sacred Heart Church

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he annual Alumni Memorial Mass honors the memory of Maryknoll graduates who have passed away. A special part of the liturgy is the reading of alumni names while candles are lit to represent each decade of graduating classes. Mass is followed by a buffet reception in Bachelot Hall.

Mahalo to the many people whose participation made this event a moving tribute to our alumni, especially: Ann-Marie White Medeiros ’88 (Alumni Memorial Mass chair); Fr. Gary Secor ’69 (presider); Mark Conching ’83, Monica Domaloan Ng Pack ’83 and Camille Domaloan Michel ’84 (music); Sheri-Lynn Goo ’85 and Nastia Maxine Chisteckoff Vickery ’58 (lectors); Sandi Asejo Campos ’68 and Sr. Rosario Daley (Eucharistic ministers); Elizabeth Haggood Helfrich ’39, Ted Candia ’46, Paul Chinen ’57, Betsey Hughes Gunderson ’68, and Lori Kern Carlos ’87 (name readers); Virgie Gonsalves ’38, Allan Yuen ’46, Pat Chu Ho ’57, Colette Cordeiro Ruiz ’60, Yvonne Chun Izumi ’70, Patrick DeMello ’85, and Pamela Kee ’91 (candlelight bearers).

Pamela Kee ’91

Allan Yuen ’46

Manny and Sophie Relator at the reception after the Memorial Mass. Their daughter Pearla Relator Yuen ’78 passed away in 1989. The science room on the grade school campus is named in Pearla’s honor.

Elizabeth Haggood Helfrich ’39 (left) and Virgie Gonsalves ’38 pay tribute to their classmates from the 1930s.

Debbie Nakanelua ’76 and Br. Venard Ruane.

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ON AND ABOUT CAMPUS

Maryknoll School Welcomes New Faculty and Staff for 2001-2002 School Year SUZETH CARREON

TRACY BENEVIDES CROSIER ’88

JAVIER MENDEZ

Religion (high school)

Teacher, Grade 5

World Languages (high school)

Master’s degree, Secondary Education, University of Hawaii

Bachelor’s and master’s degree, Elementary Education, University of Hawaii

M.S., Zoology (Biology), University of Hawaii

AILEEN CHUN

DUANE ELDREDGE

World Languages (high school)

Math (high school)

Postgraduate Diploma, Classical Acting & Music, London Academy of Performing Arts (England); M.A., Comparative French, German and Spanish Theatrical Literature of the 17th-18th Centuries; professional teacher’s certificate and certification as professional translator and simulatenous interpreter, Universite de Neuchatel and Universitat Bern (Switzerland); Diplome de la Langue et del la Civilisation Francaises, Universite de Paris IV (La Sorbonne in France); Diplom der Germanistik, Modern German Studies, Humboldt-Universitat zu Berlin (Germany); B.A., Comparative French, German and Spanish Literature, University of Hawaii

B.A., Brigham Young University; MA, Gonzaga University

MADLYN FINGER Educational Assistant, Grade 1 BS, Pharmacy, Creighton University

GHERI FOUTS Science (high school) B.A., Chemistry, Indiana University; Teaching Certificate, Secondary School Physics and Chemistry, University of Calgary

SARA HARRISON Educational Assistant, Kindergarten B.S., Human Development, University of Hawaii

BRIDGET KELLY Fine Arts (high school) Acting degree, Goodman School of Drama, Depaul University; Degree in Biography and Performance, University of Hawaii

DEREK NIREI ’81 Windows Specialist Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer

INEKO NISHIHARA World Languages (high school) B.A., Foreign and Second Language Teaching and Learning through Liberal Studies, University of Hawaii; M.A., Japanese Linguistic, University of Hawaii

ADDIE PARK ’91 Teacher, Grade 4 Bachelor’s degree, English Literature and Writing, Seattle University; Master’s degree, Teaching/Elementary Education, Lewis and Clark College

SCOTT SIEGFRIED Director of Admission B.S.B.A., Marking/Finance; M.Ed., Counseling, Duquesne University

JOANN SKUDLARICK Educational Technologist B.A., Communications, Chaminade University; M.Ed., Educational Technology, University of Hawaii

DEBBIE TAKENAKA Educational Assistant, Grade 1 A.S., Early Childhood Education, Honolulu Community College

Front (L to R): M. Finger, A. Park, T. Crosier, D. Eldredge; middle (L to R) J. Skudlarick, S. Carreon, D. Takenaka; top (L to R) D. Nirei, A. Chun, G. Fouts, S. Harrison, S. Siegfried.

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New Music Director Strikes Up the Band

The Toad Receives National Recognition

New to the curriculum at the grade school campus is the band program. Last October, the students took up their instruments and began learning to play. In addition to receiving instruction in becoming instrumentalists, the students are learning music history and theory.

Band director Gavin Min holds a bachelor’s degree in music education from the University of Hawaii. He meets one-on-one with students on the weekend to give them individual instruction, and hopes to showcase the students’ hard work with a public concert in mid-May.

For the second year in a row, Maryknoll’s literary magazine, The Toad, has been named the most outstanding literary/art magazine for 2001 by the American Scholastic Press Assocation (ASPA). The publication also earned an award for first place with special merit in the magazine category.

The editor of the 2001 Toad was Tiffany Tomei ’01.

Frankie Lucas is the m a g a z i n e ’s advisor.

Band director Gavin Min

Faculty Recognized for Continuing Service to Maryknoll

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t the February meeting of the American Coalition of Catholic Educators, several Maryknoll School faculty members were given awards of service by the Catholic Schools Department for their careers in Catholic education in the Diocese of Honolulu.

Congratulations and mahalo to grade school teachers Colleen Yoda Liu ’75 and Mamie Murray, grade school secretary Charlotte Lum, and high school teacher Elliott Chamizo ’61 for 20 years of service; and to Director of Athletics Patricia Wong Heatherly ’66 for 30 years of service.

Clockwise from left: Bishop Francis X. DiLorenzo, Elliot Chamizo, Mamie Murray, Pattie Heatherly, Charlotte Lum, Superintendent of Hawaii Catholic Schools Carmen Himenes, and Colleen Liu.

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SPORTS REPORT BOWLING Girls Varsity 3rd place, HHSAA State Bowling Tournament (highest Maryknoll finish in state tournament history)

2nd place, ILH Girls Bowling Kicker Darci Hata ’04 scores Pac 5 football extra points

4th consecutive year as state tournament qualifiers

Teri-Lyn Tsukayama ’02 10th place medalist, HHSAA State Individual Championship

CROSS COUNTRY Christal Cuadra ’02 HHSAA State Girls Champion ILH Girls Champion ILH Girls Cross Country Runner of the Year 1st place in every 2001 ILH season race

AJ Wilson ’02 7th place medalist, HHSAA Boys State Championship 10th place medalist, ILH Boys Championship ILH 2nd Team All Star Gabriel Nojadera ’04 9th place medalist, ILH Boys JV Championship Pac 5 football quarterback McShane Dator ’03.

BOYS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM 14th place, HHSAA Boys State Championship Maryknoll’s first boys state cross country team

Pac 5 Intermediate Cross Country Team ILH Boys Intermediate Champions

Greg Cuadra ILH Cross Country Coach of the Year

FOOTBALL Darci Hata ’04 scored 15 extra points and a field goal in the 2001 ILH Pac 5 Varsity Football season. Darci holds the record as the only female to score a field goal against St. Louis.

VOLLEYBALL Boys Intermediate 2001 ILH “Class A” Small Schools Championship

Boys JV ILH “Class A” Small Schools Championship

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Cross-Country Coach Greg Cuadra and daughter Christal Cuadra ’02, the 2001 Girls Cross-Country State Champion.

Boys JV Volleyball team: (seated L to R) Tyler Wong ’04, Steven Minamishiu ’04, Brandon Caban ’04, Justin Ching ’05. (Standing L to R) Jonathan Cabral ’03, Gerhart Walch ’03, Chad Grossman ’03, Gregory Hoke ’05, Melvin Iwamoto ’04, Jeremy Bareng ’04, coach Jonathan Hermosura.

Girls Varsity Bowling team: (front L to R) Lynn Chikasuye ’02, Teri-Lyn Tsukayama ’02, Jennifer Anwar ’02, Wendi Sukita ’02; (top L to R) Rena Chock, head coach Michael Tsukayama, Tiffany Kaneshiro ’02, Lauren Hung ’02, Franzene Castillo ’03.

Participating in the “Adopt A Park Program:” Caoch Clem Padeken organized the refurbishing of Moiliili Field with the help of the softball and baseball players, coaches, families and friends.

Boys Intermediate Volleyball team: (seated L to R) Matthew Garcia ’07, Bryce Wong ’07, Matthew Huizingh, Nicholas Castello, coach Garrett Liu, Matthew Chun ’07, Tyler Tsukazaki ’06, Simeon KePaloma ’07, Michael Amorozo ’06, Travis Liu ’07, Tony Stanford, coach Jerry Ishibashi.

Pac 5 Intermediate Cross Country team: (L to R) coach Greg Cuadra, Jacob Belen-Wides ’06, Brian Kunimoto ’06.

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Maryknoll Family Unites at

26th Annual Luau

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aryknoll’s 26th Annual Luau was held on Sunday, November 11, 2001 at Blaisdell Exhibition Hall. More than 2,700 tickets were sold for this fundraising event, which netted $28,000 for Maryknoll School’s general operating fund.

The junior class arrived early that morning to decorate the hall with greenery donated by Maryknoll families, and with beautiful palms and orchids loaned to us for the occasion by Arnold Ing of Nursery Associates.

When luau time rolled around, the seniors were in place to greet and check in arriving guests. Everyone enjoyed delicious Hawaiian food prepared by Marians Catering and served by the hardworking sophomore class, alongside parent volunteers. A new menu option was the hot dog and chips combo, sold separately for our keiki to enjoy. The young ones worked up their appetites playing in the Keiki Fun area, which contained several inflatable jumpers and activities.

The crowd was entertained by the band “Reunion” (family members of freshman Tammie Andres ’05), the Maryknoll Martial Arts Club under the direction of faculty member Brandon Ho ’89, the Maryknoll High School Cheerleaders, the Maryknoll Guitar Ensemble, and student band “Vibesdemkoo.” Cheryl Ann Sanchez Vierra ’84 emceed the program.

Shoppers enjoyed finding bargains at the Country Store, which sold a variety of items including baked goods, fruit, crafts and plants.

Throughout the afternoon and at the end of the luau, freshmen handled clean-up duties.

Many thanks to everyone who generously donated greenery, flowers, cakes for desserts, and items for the Country Store. A special mahalo to members of the luau committee for their work before, during and after the luau, and to faculty members who helped coordinate the student workers. The luau is a success only with the help of many hands, and we sincerely appreciate the efforts of all our volunteers.

Mark your calendars for this year’s luau on Sunday, November 3, 2002 at Blaisdell Exhibition Hall. See you there!

Program emcee Cheryl Ann Sanchez Vierra ’84

LUAU COMMITTEE Lei Darcey – Chair Jill Blaisdell – Volunteers Waynette Cabral – Decorations Sandy Hirata – Tickets Joy Kinzie – Cake Amy Kobayashi – Country Store Darrel Lau – Food Lines Vernon Sam – Beverages

Acknowledgements Del Monte Fresh Produce (Hawaii), Inc. Arnold Ing – Nursery Associates Marians Catering Dwight & Theresa Otani – D. Otani Produce, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pang Sam Schank – Hawaii Coffee Company, Inc. David Jarman – Sodexho Marriott Services Louis Pinho – Penske Leasing Company LP Alumni enjoy mini-reunions (and reserved seating!) each year at the luau.

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The Maryknoll Martial Arts Club brought an international flavor to the luau with a lion dance.

Seniors greeted arriving guests with friendly smiles.

The Country Store – run by Maryknoll grandparent Amy Kobayashi (center) and her team of volunteers – was a great place to get an early start on Christmas shopping.

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special booth at this year’s luau sold aloha attire designed by Mango Moon in celebration of Maryknoll’s 75th anniversary. Dresses and shirts feature the Maryknoll logo on a vintage-inspired teal, blue and maroon print. There are a variety of styles and sizes from toddler to adult, a few of which are shown here by (left to right) Logan Carlos, Lori Kern Carlos ’87, Kristopher Kern ’98, high school registrar Lucille Kern, and Lindsey Carlos ’12.

The 75th anniversary attire (or fabric by the yard) is available for purchase in the Development Office (952-7310).

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IN MEMORIAM

In Memory of Our Alumni

Who Passed Away in 2001 Class of 1939 VIVIAN M. NEVES CARVALHO Retired U.S. Navy budget analyst at Pearl Harbor. Family – husband Charles D., sons Charles D. Jr. and Bryant P., sister Lucy Campos, four grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren.

Class of 1943 JANET SAKIHARA TENORIO Of Saipan. An educator in Hawaii, Guam and Saipan. Family – husband Antonio; daughters Brenda, Lynn and Evelyn; brothers Richard and Lorrin Sakihara; sister Dorothy Muse; and a grandchild.

Class of 1946 MARY ELIZABETH “AUNTY BETTY” LIU Retired Bank of Hawaii Trust Division clerk and longtime circuit court jury pool volunteer.

LORRAINE J. BOTELHO PARRISH

daughter Ku’ulei Clemente; son Roland “Skip” Jr.; and seven grandchildren.

SHIRLEY FELIX COSTLEY Of Springfield, OR. Family – husband, the late Delford Costley, Sr.; daughters Casey Rivers and Chris Ann Donohoe; son Delford Costley, Jr.; and ten grandchildren.

Class of 1954 JOSEPHINE “LEILANI” FERREIRA KUHAU ’54 Professional Hawaiian entertainer.

Family – husband Joseph “Kep,” sons Robert and Randy, daughter Joelyn “Keano” Francisco, brothers Merlin and John Ferreira; sister Dorothy Gerard and nine grandchildren.

Class of 1955 CHARLES HEAUKULANI

Family – son Michael, brother Robert Gouveia and two grandchildren.

GEORGE NOBORU YAMASHITA

Class of 1958

Retired clerk for the U.S. Postal Service.

Family – brother Bernard Shinbara and sister Lillian Oshiro.

PATRICIA KAULAHAO DOUGAN Family – husband David Dougan ’58, children Malia Beth and David Kaniela, mother Mary P. Kaulahao ’38.

EARLE E. AKU

CAROL JO MALTA LANE

Of California. Retired Honolulu Police Department sergeant and investigator. Family – wife Margaret; son Enoka; daughters Puna A. Welle and Keiki Aku; mother Minnie Aku-Perriera; sisters Jeannette Camara and Suzanne McCallister; stepsons John, Alfred and Ronald Sanchez; stepdaughter Carole Espinoza; 18 grandchildren; and nine greatgrandchildren.

Of Arlington, WA. Family – daughter Debbie Meyers; brother Frank Malta; sisters Betty A. Schoeppner and Linda Ilae; and two grandchildren.

Class of 1949 THOMAS H. MIYASHIRO Retired administrator for the state Department of Human Services. Family – wife Shirley H., sons Guy H. and Gary Y., daughter Gay Mie Kurashige, brothers Michael K. and Patrick M., sisters Gladys S. Shiroma and Florence S. Miyashiro and five grandchildren.

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ANTOINETTE VIVIAN DEMELLO ’59

Class of 1952

Retired US Army captain. Family – wife Lilly; sons Charles, David, Robert and Paul; brother David; and seven grandchildren.

Class of 1948

Class of 1977 CHRISTY OLMSTEAD BLISS Of Kennewick, WA. Bible teacher at River School of Ministry. Family – husband Chadd; children Benjamin, Michael, Rachel, Zak and Rebekah; sister Catherine Olmstead ’80 and brother Charlie Olmstead ’84; parents Clifford and Leo Olmstead.

We also remember GORDON CHUN, who passed away in August 2001. He and wife Marie, who worked at the grade school campus, have four children: Gordean Chun Thompson ’80, Marlene Ann Chun Wong ’81, Darrin Chun ’83, Helene Chun Hoe ’84. Darrin’s children, Ashlyn and Austin Chun, attend the grade school.

Toni Cabral DeMello was born July 13, 1941. She attended St. Anthony in Kalihi, and Maryknoll School, graduating in 1959.

While at Maryknoll, she was a songleader and cheerleader, and a member of the theatre group and yearbook committee.

She met Harold DeMello in December 1963 on a blind date. They were married in 1964 and had six children who attended Maryknoll: Carol DeMello Hope ’83, Darlene DeMello Sousa ’84, Patrick ’85, Julie ’86, Dean ’88, and Keith ’91.

As an alumna and a Maryknoll parent, Toni was a loyal supporter of the school. Toni was also actively involved in her home parish at St. John Vianney in Kailua, where she was a member of the Ladies Sodality, started the Girl Scout troop, worked in the Religious Education Department, served as the After School Care director, and helped start the new Development Office. Toni was also active with the Portuguese Heritage Council, where she served as president, and the Portuguese Genealogy Society.

The DeMello children wrote this about their mother: “She was always taking care of someone.

She had a voice that could calm you in a second. She gave her children the best gift in the world…each other. She could cook, have a baby in one arm, a phone in her ear and be scolding another child and still have time to do her nails.

“She’s probably in heaven right now organizing an angel committee. We miss her desperately but the truth is…she’s still here.

We love her.”

Toni died of cancer in January 2001.

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2000 – 2001 Annual Giving Report Investing in Our Students and Our Future

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Dear Friends of Maryknoll, In his 1972 induction speech to the Baseball Hall of Fame, Yogi Berra told his audience, “Nobody does nothin’ alone.” Surely, even a quick glance through the succeeding pages of our annual report illustrates Yogi’s words, for Maryknoll School cannot and does not do it alone.

The succeeding pages record the names of individuals, corporations, foundations and others who support Maryknoll with their dollars, their time, and their expertise. To all of them, we say mahalo for your kindness and your continuing generosity.

What is not included here are the names of the scores of volunteers without whose help we could not begin to do the number of important things that we do. To our Board members who give so generously of their resources; to our parents and the Parent/Teacher Guild who support the school so well in and out of the classrooms; to the many who serve on committees, and who assist with special events such as our luau, golf tournament, and Kekumano Scholarship Dinner; to the small army of volunteers who help chaperone, coach, tutor, and mentor our students; to all of those people who we call on so often to help us in important ways; to all of you, please accept the grateful thanks from all of us in the Maryknoll community.

Finally, I want to thank our faculty and staff who go well beyond the limits of our stated expectations in serving our students and their families.

So, Yogi is, indeed, right, “Nobody does nothin’ alone.” The named and the unnamed have all contributed to the continued success of Maryknoll, have contributed significantly to the support of nearly 1,400 students, and have brought us to this important milestone of celebrating our diamond anniversary – 75 years of outstanding service to this community.

Thank you, Dear Maryknoll Donor: Michael E. Baker President, Maryknoll School

The Maryknoll Board of Trustees is dedicated to ensuring the quality of education at Maryknoll – for the students in all grades. Every student matters. This goal requires the involvement of the parents, students, teachers and administration and staff. In addition to the people resources, this goal also requires financial resources. The generous contribution from the Maryknoll family helps us to achieve these goals.

In this Annual Giving Report, we feel it is especially important in these turbulent times to recognize and express our sincere gratitude to those who support Maryknoll School at all levels of giving. Every contribution is important.

The annual fund bridges the gap between tuition income and the real cost of educating our students. The results of your giving enable us to grant scholarships, upkeep facilities and furnish classrooms with state-of-the-art learning tools. Gifts to Maryknoll also make possible more humble endeavors: school assembly programs, club activities, field trips, pre-and post-season athletic events, and awards recognizing our many outstanding students. These activities make a difference. Every program expands our students’ learning environment.

We realize that you make a choice to bring your time, talent, treasure and service to Maryknoll School. For every gift, we are sincerely grateful.

Sincerely,

Alfred B. Fernandes, Jr. Chairman, Maryknoll School Board of Trustees

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WAYS OF GIVING TO MARYKNOLL SCHOOL To contribute to Maryknoll School, or to create a new scholarship or gift, please call the Development Office at (808) 952-7310.

AIM FOR EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION The foundation for giving at Maryknoll is the ongoing yearly appeal. It raises funds to bridge the gap between tuition and the real cost of educating students at Maryknoll School.

Annual giving is not just about making a contribution. It’s about investing in the future of the institution and, above all, in each young person who is entrusted to our care.

LEGACY LEVELS OF GIVING Maryknoll values the ongoing commitment of its donors. We have established Legacy Levels of Giving to recognize cumulative levels of giving to Maryknoll, including all contributions to funds and appeals.

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NOBLESSE OBLIGE MARYKNOLL MISSIONERS SPARTAN MARYKNOLL OHANA

$200,000 and above $100,000 - $199,999 $50,000 - $99,999 $25,000 - $49,999

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN The Capital Campaign is a drive to raise funds for building improvements, additions, and endowments. Large gift pledges are usually scheduled with payments over a period of years. Gifts of cash, stocks, bonds, and other negotiable securities are the most common types of contributions. Continued support of AIM and the Capital Campaign is vital to the financial well-being and future growth of Maryknoll School.

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS A number of generous individuals have established endowed named scholarships. Restrictive gifts may be made directly to these funds.

Earl Joseph & Ann York Gallian Memorial Scholarship Fund In 1993, Dr. Franklin Young ’60 established this scholarship at the request of Mr. and Mrs. Gallian, who became fond of our school through their lifelong friendship with Dr. Young. This scholarship is awarded every year to female high school students who demonstrate the potential to contribute significantly to Maryknoll’s extracurricular programs.

Father James Jackson Endowed Scholarship In 1986, Father James Jackson, former associate pastor of Sacred Heart Church and School Chaplain, established a scholarship in memory of his mother, Clara Rose de Lima Calouri. This scholarship provides assistance to students demonstrating a willingness to contribute to the continued excellence of the Maryknoll family.

Monsignor Charles A. Kekumano Scholarship Created in 1998 to honor the Monsignor who epitomized our Maryknoll School motto, Noblesse Oblige, “To whom much is given, much is expected,” this scholarship is funded by the proceeds from the Monsignor Charles Kekumano Scholarship Dinner. The Kekumano Scholarship is awarded annually to a returning Maryknoll junior or senior who demonstrates financial need, is Roman Catholic, has a solid academic record, and exemplifies a spirit that takes the teachings of the Catholic faith and puts them into action by serving others, showing a keen interest in both the school and the greater community, and working toward the promotion of justice.

The Maryknoll Fathers’ Scholarship In 1998, a challenge gift of $100,000 was given to Maryknoll when the Maryknoll Fathers returned Sacred Heart Parish and the school to the care of the Diocese of Honolulu. This gift will help fund scholarships for Maryknoll students.

Sacred Heart Parish Scholarship Established in 1998, this scholarship provides 50% tuition assistance to a newly-admitted middle school or high school student who is a member of Sacred Heart Parish. This student must be a practicing Roman Catholic who demonstrates financial need, carries a minimum grade point average of 3.50, and is actively involved in community service or church-related activities.

Rudolph A. and Ralph W. Sylva Scholarship Established in 2001 from the estae of Rudolph Sylva ’35, this scholarship is awarded annually to students with proven scholastic promise, with preference given to those of Hawaiian or partHawaiian ancestry.

Vance O. Smith Endowed Scholarship In the 1980s, the Bishop Trust Company, Limited, as Trustee of the Vance O. Smith Trust, established this scholarship for Maryknoll School. Mr. Smith had a special interest in social studies and history and willed his remaining trust assets to organizations established and operated exclusively for educational purposes. This scholarship is awarded to deserving students who display academic promise and financial need.

Robert “Foxy” Thomas Scholarship Established in 1992, this scholarship is given in honor of Robert “Foxy” Thomas. Mr. Thomas was an avid sports enthusiast who admired the competitiveness of Maryknoll’s athletes, particularly in basketball, which led him to leave the bulk of his estate to fund this scholarship. The Robert “Foxy” Thomas Scholarship is awarded to students based on their demonstrated special qualities of leadership, scholarship, potential for contribution to the school’s co-curricular programs, and financial need.

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RESTRICTED SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS

OTHER FORMS OF GIVING

Every year, Maryknoll receives funding from various individuals and organizations for scholarship awards.

In addition to the above gifts, Maryknoll School also encourages other forms of giving as described below:

Ching Scholarship Created in 1996 by the Hung Wo and Elizabeth Lau Ching Foundation, this scholarship is awarded to Maryknoll students who are citizens of the United States.

Planned Giving Planned Giving provides an opportunity for donors to support Maryknoll through deferred giving. Examples of such programs include bequests, life income plans, gifts subject to a retained life estate, gifts of life insurance, and charitable lead trusts. In addition, you can name Maryknoll in your will to help ensure the vitality of Maryknoll School for future generations of students. Planned giving may be discussed with Maryknoll’s Development Office or the donor’s own financial adviser to determine personal application.

DeFontes Scholarship Established by Mrs. Georgia E. Blake Rice ’55, the DeFontes Scholarship is awarded to qualifying Maryknoll students.

Father William Desmond Scholarship This scholarship was established in 1986 by families belonging to Sacred Heart Parish in honor of Father William Demond, presiding pastor of Sacred Heart Church from 1981 to 1985.

Father Francis Diffley Scholarship Established in 1998, this scholarship honors Father Francis Diffley, the last Maryknoll priest to serve as pastor of Sacred Heart Church and president of Maryknoll School.

Maryknoll School Parent/Teacher Guild Scholarship Every year, our Parent/Teacher Guild generously donates portions of the proceeds from their successful fundraiser to support scholarships for students with financial need.

SPECIAL GIFTS Restricted financial gifts for special programs, specific purchases, or other needs within Maryknoll School not included in the budget for a given fiscal year come under this category. Special gifts benefit the school while addressing the particular interests of donors.

Memorial and Named Gifts These gifts honor a family member, friend, or loved one and can be made to the school with the assistance of our Development Office.

Gifts in Kind Any item that does not have a professional appraisal is considered a gift in kind. Donations of computers, office equipment, furniture, and other items of value to Maryknoll are greatly appreciated.

Acceptance of such items is subject to qualifications in our Gift Acceptance Policy, and usage and space constraints.

Gifts of Service Parents, friends, and businesses who offer their services to the school without remuneration are greatly valued by the Maryknoll family.

Aloha Auto Auction Generous gifts of used automobiles provide additional money to our operating fund. The Development Office can answer questions about this program and make arrangements regarding donation.

Mike McKenna’s “Spirit of Giving” for Education Program For every new car, truck, or van sold to parents or friends of Maryknoll, Mike McKenna will donate $100 to the school.

Qualifying vehicles may be purchased at one of three locations: Mike McKenna’s Windward Ford, Mike McKenna’s Windward Volkswagen/Mazda, and McKenna Motor Cars in Kailua-Kona.

Schoolpop.com Fundraising Program Shop online at schoolpop.com, where hundreds of brand name stores offer products such as clothing, books, music, and toys. For every purchase you make, Maryknoll receives a rebate that goes to AIM. Register at www.schoolpop.com and let your online shopping benefit Maryknoll School.

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Make a Match to Double Your Donation Many companies dedicated to charitable giving participate in a matching gift program. Yours could be one of them.

To make the most of your gift to Maryknoll, ask your human resources department if your company has a matching gift program. If it does, fill out the form and return it to

* AES HAWAII, INC.

Maryknoll’s Development & Alumni Office, according to your employer’s guidelines.

Listed below are just a few of the many companies nationwide who participate in a matching gift program.

* MICROSOFT CORP.

* AIG HAWAII INSURANCE COMPANY

MILLIKEN & CO.

* ALEXANDER & BALDWIN, INC.

MITSUBISHI INTERNATIONAL CORP.

AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.

MOBIL OIL CORP.

AMFAC, INC.

MOTOROLA, INC.

ANHEUSER-BUSCH COS., INC.

* NIKE, INC.

ARCO

* NINTENDO OF AMERICA, INC.

BFGOODRICH CO.

* NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE FOUNDATION

BANKAMERICA CORP.

* PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC CORP.

* BOEING COMPANY * CASTLE & COOKE COMPANIES * CHASE MANHATTAN FOUNDATION

* PAULA’S SPORTS CARDS, ETC. PEPSICO. FOUNDATION * PERSIS CORPORATION

CHEVRON CORP.

PITNEY BOWES, INC.

CITICORP/CITIBANK, N.A.

PRUDENTIAL FOUNDATION

COCA-COLA CO.

REVLON, INC.

DOLE FOOD CO., INC.

REYNOLDS METALS. CO.

* FIRST HAWAIIAN BANK * FREDDIE MAC FOUNDATION GAP, INC. * THE GAS COMPANY H&R BLOCK, INC. * HEI CHARITABLE FOUNDATION

CHARLES SCHWAB & CO., INC. & SUBSIDIARIES SEDGWICK, INC. * SMITHKLINE BEECHAM FOUNDATION SONY CORP. OF AMERICA * SPRINT FOUNDATION

HARTFORD INSURANCE GROUP

SUBARU OF AMERICA, INC.

HUGHES ELECTRONIC CORPORATION

SUN MICROSYSTEMS, INC.

ITT CORP.

TANDY CORP.

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP.

TESORO HAWAII CORPORATION

KELLOGG CO.

TOYOTA MOTOR SALES U.S.A., INC.

LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES

UNITED PARCEL SERVICE

* MARSH & MCLENNAN & COMPANIES, INC. MASSMUTUAL-THE BLUE CHIP CO. * MCDONALD’S CORP. MERRILL LYNCH & CO. FOUNDATION, INC.

UNOCAL CORP. US WEST, INC. * VERIZON FOUNDATION WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A.

* Maryknoll School is grateful for the generosity of the companies that supported our 2000-2001 annual giving fund through matching gifts.

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Annual Summary for the Fiscal Year September 1, 2000, Through August 31, 2001 The donors listed in this report made gifts in support of the annual fund between September 1, 2000 and August 31, 2001.

Gifts made after August 31 will be credited to the 2001-2002 Annual Investment in Maryknoll (AIM) and will be recognized in next year’s report. We have made every effort to be accurate in

ANNUAL SUMMARY THE ANNUAL FUND

223,300

ENDOWMENT FUND

277,000

FUNDRAISING EVENTS

213,000

GIFTS IN KIND

23,000

SCHOLARSHIP

15,000

OTHER INCOME

1,700

TOTAL GIVING FOR 1999 - 2000

$753,000

recognizing those who have done so much for Maryknoll. Please accept our sincere apologies for any errors or omissions. Feel free to contact the Development and Alumni Office at (808) 952-7310 so that we may correct our records.

THE ANNUAL INVESTMENT IN MARYKNOLL – AIM Alumni 77,263 Parents and Grandparents 33,373 Corporations and Foundations 59,010 Friends and Others 25,335 Board Members 18,250 Administrators, Faculty, and Staff 12,639 Gifts to the AIM $225,870

FUNDRAISING EVENTS PTG Spring Fundraiser 4th Annual Kekumano Dinner 25th Annual Luau 10th Annual Golf Tournament Total Fundraising Events

AIM GIFTS BY CONSTITUENT GROUP

Friends/ Others 11%

Board Members 8%

Administrators/ Faculty/Staff 6%

Corporations/ Foundations 26%

Alumni 34.0%

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70,830 60,000 29,240 24,200 $184,271

LEGACY GIVING Recognizing cumulative levels of giving to Maryknoll, including all contributions to funds and appeals.

NOBLESSE OBLIGE ($200,000 AND ABOVE) Marielouise Abel Terminating Trust Maryknoll School PTG Mr. Foxy Thomas

MARYKNOLL MISSIONERS ($100,000 - $199,999) Catholic Diocese Mrs. Elizabeth Lau Ching Earl Gallian Estate First Hawaiian Foundation Hung Wo & Elizabeth Lau Ching Foundation Maryknoll Fathers Hawaii Pacific Century Financial Corporation

SPARTAN SPIRIT ($50,000 - $99,999) Atherton Family Foundation BHP Hawaii Ms. Virginia Gonsalves ’38 Mr. and Mrs. Fukuyoshi Kawazoe and Mr. Michael F. Kawazoe ’95 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Kosasa Mr. and Mrs. James G. Lee, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Gabriel W.C. Ma Maryknoll Luau Mrs. Lucile I. Smith Mistysyn ’37 Samuel & Mary Castle Foundation Vance O. Smith Trust

MARYKNOLL OHANA ($25,000 - $49,999) Alexander & Baldwin Inc. Anonymous Mr. Randy W.G. Ching Dr. Collin Dang ’61 and Dr. Mary Dang Hawaii Community Foundation Mr. James Hiramatsu ’75 and Mrs. Aileen Hiramatsu Mr. Dean M. Miyamoto CPA ’72 Mrs. Karen Nakagaki Nakamura ’62 and Mr. Bertram Nakamura Theo H. Davies Foundation Mr. Alfred M.K. Wong and Mrs. Laurie Hong Wong ’56 Mrs. Susan Chong Wong ’66 and Dr. Calvin Wong

ANNUAL GIFTS BENEFACTOR’S CIRCLE ($5,000 AND ABOVE) B & W Photography Hawaii Community Foundation Mr. James Hiramatsu ’75 and Mrs. Aileen Hiramatsu Hung Wo & Elizabeth Lau Ching Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Kosasa Dr. and Mrs. Gabriel W.C. Ma Maryknoll School PTG Mrs. Lucile I. Smith Mistysyn ’37 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C.S. Tsai Verizon Foundation Mr. Robert Wong Mr. and Mrs. Simon Man She Wong Mrs. Susan Chong Wong ’66 and Dr. Calvin Wong Mr. Chris Q.Y. Yuen ’71

BOARD CIRCLE ($2,500 - $4,999) Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Baker Bank of Hawaii Class of 2001 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Collins Mrs. Miriam Desha Dowson ’39 Ernst & Young LLP Ms. Virginia Gonsalves ’38 Dr. and Mrs. Irwin K.M. Lee Mr. Stanford C. Lee ’75 Mr. Clyde Matsusaka and Mrs. Janet Andes-Matsusaka Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thompson

PRESIDENT’S CLUB ($1,000 - $2,499) Alexander & Baldwin Inc. Mrs. June Hiroko Arakawa Aston Hotels & Resorts Mrs. Gladys A. Brandt Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Burdick Mrs. Sandra M. Campos ’68 Mrs. Shirley M. Campos Carole Kai Charities, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Malcom H.M. Chang Dr. Ming Chen Mr. Paul Y. Chinen ’57 and Mrs. Karen A. Chinen Mr. Han H. Ching and Mrs. Barbara Ching Dr. Thomas Ching ’75 and Mrs. Trang Ching Mr. Francis Chock and Mrs. Juliette Shea Chock ’53 Mr. Patrick H. Chun ’60 Coca-Cola Bottling Company Mr. Andrew W. Corcoran ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anthony Crabb

Dr. Collin Dang ’61 and Dr. Mary Dang Dr. Deborah M. Dang ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Darcey DFS Galleria Mr. Frank G. Duarte Dr. and Mrs. David K.H. Dung Elite Mechanical, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Enos Mrs. Mary Kathryn Kosco Farrell ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Faulkner Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Fernandes, Jr First Hawaiian Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Saafiga W. Foster Mr. and Mrs. John T. Fujieki, Jr. Mrs. Donamay C.H. Lau Guinasso ’76 Hawaii Newspaper Agency Foundation HEI Charitable Foundation Mrs. Elizabeth A. Helfrich ’39 Hilton Hawaiian Village Mr. and Mrs. David H. Hisashima Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Ho Mr. Galen I. Ho ’63 and Mrs. Patricia Ching Ho ’63 Dr. Stephen R. Ho ’73 and Mrs. Ann Ho Mr. Gregory A.W.M. Hong ’88 Hughes Electronics Corporation Father James A. Jackson, MM Jane C. Wong Private Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jung Mr. Gerard K.S. Kam ’69 Mr. Alan R. Kimi Dr. and Mrs. Gary I. Kondo Mr. and Mrs. Arne C. La Prade Mrs. Bernadette Loo Lam ’76 and Mr. Kerry Lam ’76 Mr. Edwin Y.H.K. Liu Ms. Kapiolani K. Marignoli Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc. Mr. Dean M. Miyamoto CPA ’72 Mrs. Yvonne Usita Morris ’63 and Mr. James R. Morris Mrs. Nancy T. Hada Nakamura ’40 Mr. Peter P.J. Ng Mr. Nicholas Ng Pack and Mrs. Monica Domaloan Ng Pack ’83 Mrs. Christine C. Pagano Mrs. Georgia E. Blake Rice ’55 Sacred Heart Church Mrs. Valerie A. Wong Sorensen ’63 and Mr. David A. Sorensen St. Pius X Church Mrs. Janis Ing Strauss ’65 The Robert and Betty Wo Foundation Waste Management of Hawaii Inc Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wo Mr. Alfred M.K. Wong and Mrs. Laurie Hong Wong ’56 Mr. Darryl Wong and Mrs. Teresa Brink-Wong Mr. and Mrs. David K.C. Wong Mr. Stacey Wong ’70 and Mrs. Lorena Wong Mr. and Mrs. Roland J. Yap Dr. and Mrs. Ernie M.S. Yim

PRINCIPAL’S CLUB ($500 - $999) Mrs. Geraldine Aluli Class of 2002 Mr. and Mrs. Marcus R. Colburn Mr. Peter K.W. Dang ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Karl Essig Mr. and Mrs. Gregg T. Fujimoto Mr. and Mrs. James H. Gahler Mr. Lester S. Gibo ’72 Mrs. Ann H. Hannan Mrs. Audrey Hidano and Mr. Steven Hidano Hidano Construction Inc. Ms. Valerie J. Hong Mr. and Mrs. John Isabelo Mrs. Jacqueline Kathe Knights of Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Bert T. Kobayashi, Jr. Mr. Stan Kum and Mrs. Marjorie Kum ’51 Mr. Thanh Lam and Mrs. Xuan Chau Mrs. Donna Lynn Chow Lee ’81 Dr. Patricia Y. Young Lee ’61 and Dr. Worldster Lee Mr. Alfred Y.F Lum ’71 and Mrs. Adele Odo Lum ’72 Mrs. Charlene C.L. Wong Lum ’60 Mrs. Leinani R. Nakamura Malig ’83 Student Council Maryknoll Grade School Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H.H. Mau Mitsunaga & Associates, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Dean S. Nakamura Ms. Janet Mei Chi Ng ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Dwight S. Otani Ms. Bernadette E. Perry ’46 Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel J. Relator Mr. Ronald Sakamoto Mr. Scott M. Sakanashi Drs. Thomas and Carole Sawa Mrs. Stephanie Dalit Saxton ’78 and Mr. Barton Saxton Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Schuman Servco Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Roland T. Shimabukuro Mr. John Shin and Mrs. Fay HoriuchiShin Mr. and Mrs. Chris M. Shirai Dr. Paul T.M. So ’84 Mr. William E. Spencer, Jr. ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Stack, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Sunada Mrs. Li May Tang Mr. Ronald J. Umiamaka ’55 Windward Motor Cars Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth K. Yamashita Mr. Kazuomi Yamoto and Ms. Kyoung Kug Mrs. Barbara Alencastre Yoneda ’72 and Mr. Elton H.Yoneda Mr. Eric Y.W. Young ’76

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SPARTAN CLUB ($100 - $499)

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Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Adair AES Hawaii, Inc. Mrs. Annie Mae Wong Ah Choy ’50 Mr. Clarence L. Ahakuelo, Jr. ’53 Mrs. Patricia Jean Andrews Ahn ’87 Mr. Joseph D. Ahuna AIG Hawaii Insurance Company Mr. Kazuyuki Akashi ’45 Mrs. Barbara V. Nobrega Akau ’61 Mrs. Pauline L. Bruhn Akimo ’51 Mr. and Mrs. John S. Allison Ms. Yuklin Aluli ’66 Mr. Michael Anthony Among ’84 Mr. Michael Amore ’79 and Mrs. Teresita Amore Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Anderson Mrs. Teddi A.J. Jung Arakaki Dr. Kenneth Hiroshi Arakawa ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Arita Mr. Peter H. Arita Mrs. Carolyn E. Arquette Mrs. Bertha Chang Au ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Y.C. Au Mr. and Mrs. William B. Azevedo

Mrs. Frances Spencer Chang ’51 Mr. Evanson H.W. Chang Mr. Fred Chang ’54 and Mrs. Betty Chang ’54 Mr. Howard Chang and Mrs. Sheree Liu Dr. Jo Ann A. Chang ’83 Mr. Kai M. Chang ’85 Mr. Marvin Chang and Mrs. Romy Lee Chang Mr. Milton T.Y. Chang ’54 Ms. Roberta W.S. Chang ’49 Dr. Tammy M.L. Chang-Motooka ’83 Mr. Lorrin W.K. Chee ’46 Mr. and Mrs. William K.M. Chee Mrs. Anna Marie Boner Chenault ’45 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Y. Chikasuye Mr. Albert M. Chinen ’61 Mr. Bernard T.C. Ching Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S.L. Ching Mr. Randall Ching ’63 and Mrs. Sylvia Ching ’66 Mr. Randy W.G. Ching

Mr. Clinton J. Clausen Mr. and Mrs. David L. Coleman Mrs. Leila Villada Condon ’45 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Cooke Mrs. Agnes Sills Cordeiro ’37 Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Corpuz Mr. Robert J. Coursey, Jr. ’64 Mrs. Martha A. Crawford Mrs. Theresa L. Crighton and Mr. Robert S. Crighton Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Crosswhite Mr. and Mrs. Reginald D. Cui Mrs. Keala V. Wong Cupp ’69 Mrs. Waldene E. Ichijo Curtice ’63 Mr. Everett A. Cuskaden

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Dr. and Mrs. Michael Dang Mrs. Marlene R. Dias De Costa ’66 Mr. Guy M. De Primo ’65

Your Annual Investment in Maryknoll...

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Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Cabral Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Cabral Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Caminos Mrs. Lori Kern Carlos ’87 and Mr. Stephen Carlos Mrs. Pearl S. Young Castillo ’46 Dr. and Mrs. Ariel A. Catalan Govenor and Mrs. Benjamin Cayetano Mr. Elliott W. Chamizo ’61 Mrs. Alma Kam Chang ’51 Mr. Donald Chang ’52 and

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Edward Enterprises Inc Mrs. Ruth R.M. Egami Mr. and Mrs. Derrick C. Elfalan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eu Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Eubanks Mr. Francisco Faria and Mrs. Maria Regina Reyes-Faria Col. Lawrence C. Farnell ’67 Mr. Doug Ferreira ’63 Mrs. Verna P. Perry Ferreira ’53 Finance Factors Foundation First Hawaiian Bank Ms. Judith T. Fong Foodland Super Market, Ltd. Mrs. Jane R. Bryant Forsythe ’67 Ms. Margaret A. Fox Mrs. Stacey Chong Foy ’82 and Mr. David Foy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Fraser Mr. Tsutomu Fujimoto Mr. and Mrs. Wallace I. Fujimoto Mr. Ernest H. Fukeda, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. Mark Fukuhara Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Fukuhara Mr. Thomas C. Furtado

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Ms. Nadine K. Badua Mrs. Lisa L. Belen Mrs. Antonella K. Chock Bennett ’55 Mr. Joedy Kaleo Okalani Blackstad ’89 Dr. Richard K. Blaisdell Mr. Fred C. Blanco Mr. and Mrs. R. Charles Bocken Mrs. Alycer M. Usita Boehning ’61 and Mr. Burnell Boehning Mr. and Mrs. Suthap S. Boonyatera Ms. Kathleen M. Bouley Mr. and Mrs. William H.Q. Bow Mr. and Mrs. John C. Brogan Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Brogle Mr. Robert F. Brogle ’92 Mrs. Felice N.J. Wong Broglio ’65 Mrs. Judith T. Miyamoto Brown ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Richard O. Buchanan Mrs. Kathleen H. Haggood Buckey ’38 Ms. Clarissa A. Bueno ’86

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c1940 Mr. and Mrs. Richard H.S. Chock Mr. Stephen C. Chock ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Albert S.C. Chong Mr. Dennis Chong ’55 Mr. Henry Y.H. Chow Mrs. Florence L. Choy Dr. and Mrs. Stephen S.F. Choy Mr. Terry F. Chuck ’56 Mrs. Dorothy C. Chun Mrs. Frances Lee Chun ’58 Mr. Francis Y.Y. Chun Mr. Gordon Y.D. Chun ’42 Ms. Laura Y. Chun Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Chun Mrs. Stephanie M.K. Chock Chun ’44 Mr. Vernon P. Chun ’59 Ltc. Edward K. Chun Fat, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Chun Fat, Sr. Mr. Joseph F. Clare, Jr. ’62 Class of 1956 Class of 1969

Mr. Michael X. Dean ’65 Mrs. Dvonia Ching Dekker ’64 Mrs. Napua E. Prados Demers ’58 Dennis Uniform Company Mr. Joseph M. DePrimo ’69 Mr. Paul I. DeVille ’66 Mrs. Roseyn J. Devlin Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Diana Mrs. Haunani F.M. Burns Dickson ’60 Father Francis A. Diffley, MM Mr. and Mrs. Ronald N. Doi Ms. Agnes L. Domdoma ’55 Mr. Russell W. Donnelly ’64 Mrs. Toshiko S. Dose Mr. and Mrs. Alan S. Dote Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Downes Mr. Michael J. Dudley ’70 Mr. Jordan S.K. Dung ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Dwight

Dr. and Mrs. Antonio G. Garcia Mr. William M. Garcia ’36 and Mrs. Amelia Mattos Garcia ’40 Mrs. Colette Y. Yoda Garibaldi ’73 Mr. and Mrs. A.J. John Gaudet Ms. Vicki Gaynor Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Gibo Mr. and Mrs. Glenn K. Ginoza Mr. and Mrs. Takao Ginoza Mrs. Frances U. Uyeda Gomes ’57 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gomes Mrs. Edwina L. Leong Goo ’40 Mr. Garret Goo ’78 and Mrs. Sherelee Lam Goo ’77 Mrs. Dorothy K. Goshima Mr. Clarence Gouveia ’51 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Green Mrs. Lisa Anne Wong Gruebner ’82 Ms. Betsey H. Gunderson ’68

HI

Mr. and Mrs. Randall E. Ha Mr. Thomas Haioka ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Hall Mrs. Lorraine Chamizo Hamilton ’60 Mrs. Joanne Toledo Hamm ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hann Mrs. Patricia K.C. Hara Mr. and Mrs. Theodore I. Harada Ms. Anne P. Harpham ’68 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Richard Y. Hasegawa Mr. Wade M. Hasegawa Hawaii Winter Baseball, Inc. Mrs. Shirley Fujii Hayashi ’53 Mrs. Patricia K.M. Heatherly ’66 Mrs. Mary Chang Hee ’47

Ms. Traci S.L. Heliker Mr. Jonathan Hermosura Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Herschel Mr. and Mrs. Michael Higa Mr. Derrick E. Hilfer Mr. and Mrs. Eric Y. Hiromoto Mr. Douglas K.T. Ho ’60 Mrs. Helen K. Ho Mr. Michael Ho ’57 and Mrs. Patricia Chu Ho ’57 Mrs. Sandra A. Yamamoto Ho ’67 Mr. Stuart Ho Ms. Valerie Anne Ho ’60 Mr. and Mrs. James S. Hoban, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Garry Hobbs Mr. Jerry Holfwalt Mr. and Mrs. William Holloway Mrs. Carolyn M.S. Dang Hong ’67 Mrs. Rosalie Moilee Hong Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Hong Honolulu Marathon Mrs. Wendy Wong Howell ’73 and Mr. John Howell Mr. and Mrs. Kuo-Wei Huang Mr. and Mrs. Michael Y. Ichikawa Mrs. Millie Ikehara Mrs. Florence S. Ikei Mr. Richard I. Imai ’67 Mrs. Mary C. Inglis Mrs. Allene M.C. Higa Ishikawa ’58 Mrs. Setsuko Y. Isoda Mr. and Mrs. Fred K. Izutsu

Mr. M. Thaddeus Kwiatkowski ’56 Mr. Waley C.M. Kwock ’64

L

Mrs. Brenda Tom Kwock Lum ’64 Mr. James Kwong and Mrs. Annie Loh-Kwong Mrs. Mary Ann Cordeiro LaFazia ’63 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Lai Mr. Jon D. Lam ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T.K. Lam Mrs. Linda Jo Niemitz Langley ’67 Mrs. Anna N.W. Choy Lau ’44 Mrs. Claire A. Chong Lau ’50 and Mr. Merton S.C. Lau Mr. and Mrs. Henry W.N. Lau Mr. and Mrs. Kevin C.M. Lau Mrs. Danette Lau-Fukumae ’77 Mrs. Mary S.Q. Mau Lecavelier ’61 Mr. Craig Lee

Mr. and Mrs. David Y.F. Liu Mrs. Dorothy G.C. Wong Loo ’46 Mr. Patrick Kalani Loo, Jr. ’90 Mr. Michael R. Lorenz ’67 Mr. and Mrs. James K. Lota Ms. Shevaun Anne Mei Lan Low ’86 Mrs. Lily T.L. Lu Mrs. Frankie A. Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Luciano Mr. David A. Lum ’61 Mr. Fredric D.W. Lum ’44 Mr. and Mrs. Stanford C.T. Lum Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred W.C. Lum Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Y.D. Lung

M

Mr. and Mrs. Charles K.L. Ma Mrs. Kristina C. Aquino Macarro ’87 Mrs. Patricia Lum Maffit ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Maldonado

supports an expanded curriculum...

JK

Dr. Norine Lau Jalbert ’66 Mrs. Linda N. Johnston Mr. Wade Jones ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Jones Mrs. Beatrice H. Iwamoto Jost ’49 Mr. Edwin S. Kala’i ’43 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kam Mr. Gerald Kam ’72 and Mrs. Allyson Ahakuelo-Kam Mr. and Mrs. Jonah K. Kamelamela, Jr. Mr. Jared Kaufmann, Sr. ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Keiji Kawakami Mrs. Denys S. Furutani Kazama ’83 Mrs. Marilyn S. Keau Ms. Violet K. Ramai Kekina ’40 Mrs. Vivian Y. Higa Kekina ’59 Mrs. Lucille Loretta Kern Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Kilsby Mr. and Mrs. Lowrey A. Kim Mr. and Mrs. Yoshinobu Kimura Mr. Herbert H. Kiyabu ’56 Mrs. Patricia A. Barnette Klingler ’70 Mrs. Amy E. Kobayashi Mrs. Mildred F. Burlem Koch ’42 Mr. David Kochi Mr. Laine Harumasa Kohama ’93 Mr. Darrell Thomas Koki ’70 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Koo Mr. and Mrs. Masajiro Koochi Mrs. Sherlin Lee Kowal ’68 Mr. Nelson H. Koyanagi, Jr. ’72 and Mrs. Michelle Koyanagi Mr. Alan Kutaka Mr. Kenneth H.S. Kwak ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Yue Fung Kwan

Corporation Dr. Trisha B. Miki ’87

N

Milici Valenti Ng Pack Inc. Mr. Clyde G. Min ’67 Mr. Nathan Minn Mr. Kim L. Mitchell and Mrs. Lynn E. Mitchell Mrs. Akiko Miyasaki Mr. and Mrs. Dean N. Mizumura Mr. and Mrs. Orson S.H. Moon Mr. and Mrs. Roger Morey Mrs. Thelma Sano Mori ’42 Mr. James Morris ’85 and Mrs. Doreen Leong Morris ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Mota Mountain Apple Company Mrs. Michele M. Chun Murphy ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory I. Nada Mr. and Mrs. Dan O. Nagami Mr. Patrick F. Nakagawa ’80 Mr. Francis Nakago ’64 Mrs. Celise S.O.C. Nakakura ’86 Mrs. Alice S. Nakamura Mrs. Gail S. Nakamura Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Nakamura Mrs. Helen Tanabe Nakano ’55 Mr. Perry M. Nakaoka Mrs. Paula Nakata ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nakoa Mrs. June Chun Naughton ’55 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Julian Ng Mr. and Mrs. Danford S. Nikaido Nike Employee Matching Gift Mr. and Mrs. Stanley H.W. Nip Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Y. Nishida Mr. and Mrs. Ivan S. Nishiki Mrs. Stephanie Kam Nishimura ’83 Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Nitta Mrs. Lorraine Sawai Noda ’54 Dr. Harry T. Nomura ’47 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Norimoto Northwestern Mutual Life Foundation

Students in the new grade school band program practice in Bachelot Hall.

Ms. Diane O.L. Lee ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin K.W. Lee Mr. Gilbert Lee and Mrs. Beatrice Lee Mr. and Mrs. Howard J.T. Lee Mr. Edward E. Lee and Mrs. Joelle L. Lee Mr. Nelson K.C. Lee Mrs. Allison Lee-Takamine ’87 and Mr. Duane Takamine ’86 Mr. Aaron H.O. Leong ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Y.T. Leong Mrs. Helen C. Chock Leong ’43 Mrs. Jean Uyeda Leong ’53 and Mr. Gordon Leong ’53 Mrs. Irene Chang Letoto ’50 Ms. Catherine Li ’40 Mr. Eric Li ‘94 Mr. Lloyd Lim Mrs. Lorna P. Chang Lin ’63 Mrs. Colleen Yoda Liu ’75 and Mr. Garrett Liu

Mrs. Dorothy L. Goo Man ’52 Ms. Sandra Mann Marians Catering Mrs. Sarah F. Gertz Marion ’37 Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. Mrs. Sharon Y. Young Martinez Mr. Alfred Masini Mr. and Mrs. Vivek J.B. Mathur Mrs. Ellen H. Matoi Mr. and Mrs. Yoshimi Matsunaga Ms. Christine Dee-Ann Mattos ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Darrell W. Mattos Mr. Elliott C. Mattos ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Richard S.C. Mau Mr. and Mrs. Richard A.K. Mau Mr. and Mrs. Rix Maurer Rev. James McFadden Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. McNichols Mrs. Wanda W. Wong Mew ’51 Ms. Camille Domaloan Michel ’84 Mrs. Juliet Kiyabu Mickelsen ’50 Microsoft Matching Gift Program

O

Mr. and Mrs. Paul O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Oamilda Mr. and Mrs. Noboru Oda Mr. Raymond M. Ohara ’56 Mr. Ronald Ohira ’57 Mrs. Victoria W.L. Okamura ’89 Mrs. Tokiko Okano Mr. and Mrs. Tokio Okudara Ms. Judy K. Oliveira Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Omura Dr. Sharon Hiu Ong ’83 and Mr. Simon Ong Mr. and Mrs. Isamu Morris Oshiro Mr. and Mrs. Lester Oshiro Ms. Carole S. Ota

PQ

Pacific Transfer, LLC

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Mrs. Diana I. Paekukui Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pang, Jr. Mr. Jerry K.C. Pang ’56 Mr. Kenzie J. Pang ’69 Mrs. Denise Pang-Yee ’71 and Dr. Edwin Yee Paula’s Sports Cards Etc. Mrs. Sandra L. Freitas Peltzer ’64 Mrs. Barbara Leong Perreira ’48 and Mr. Jonathan Perreira ’40 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew H. Perry Dr. Ronald G. Perry Mrs. Ann Marie Keala Jones Peters ’87 Mr. George P. Peterson ’36 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Pietsch Mrs. Diane Pike-Bourne Mrs. Virginia T. Thom Poon ’46 Mr. C. Dudley Pratt, Jr. Mrs. Sharleen M. Proctor Mrs. Viola K. Pavao Quinn ’49

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Mr. Joseph P. Raffa ’83 Mrs. Lynne B. Budar Ramsey ’73 Mr. James P. Rapoza ’45 Mr. Robert L.J. Rapoza ’41 Mrs. Katherine K. Rapozo ’54 Mrs. Nona Hansen Reinagel ’79 Mrs. Christina C. Ribble Mrs. Alice Roberts Mrs. Maria Consuelo Rogers Mrs. Lucy B. Baraquio Rossi ’86

Sprint Foundation Mrs. Frances Y.C. Goo Steen ’47 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Y. Suehiro Mr. Paul Y. Sugimoto Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Swofford Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Sypowicz Mr. and Mrs. George P. Szigeti

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Mr. Carman Tablada ’60 Dr. and Mrs. Ron S. Tagami Mr. Stanley M. Takamine ’47 Mr. Wallace K. Takata ’49 Mr. Jason Takei Takushi Funaki Wong & Stone Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Tamanaha Mrs. Uarda Jean Naauao Tamura Mr. Winslow I. Tanabe ’72 and Mrs. Eilyne Matsumoto Tanabe ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Alben H. Tanaka

Dr. and Mrs. K.S. Tom Mrs. Shana Campos Tong ’83 and Mr. Rodney Tong Mrs. Jianping Liu Tseu Mrs. Lydia Tsui Mrs. Grace H. Tsukamoto Mrs. Leilani Tsukazaki Mrs. Tomoko Tsuyemura ’45 Mrs. Nancy Tasaka Tyau ’57

UV

Mr. and Mrs. Mitsuru Uda Mrs. Melinda S. Lohr Underkofler Mr. Walter Y. Uohara ’43 Mrs. Michelle Arakawa Ushio ’81 and Mr. Glenn Ushio Mr. and Mrs. Kaoru Uto Mrs. Mercedes L. Valdez Mr. Benjamin Valle ’84 and Mrs. Katy Valle

Interior maintenance...

Y

S

Mrs. Michele K. Tagawa Saito ’77 Mrs. Naomi Saito and Mr. Robert Love Mrs. Tomiko Saito Mr. Derek K. Sakai ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Randolph W. Sakauye Ms. Shirley K. Salomon ’55 Dr. and Mrs. Alberto C. San Juan Mr. Ian Tien Tzu Santee ’91 Mr. Jon Robert Santos ’85 Mrs. Lorna G. Cruze Santos ’49 Mrs. June T. Saruwatari Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Sasaki Mr. Akio Serizawa ’46 Mrs. Charlotte M. Chow Sexton ’42 Ms. Phyllis N.T. Shea ’58 Mr. Charles K. Shigeta ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Stacy S. Shigezawa Mrs. Karen K. Higa Shimabukuro ’63 Mr. Neil Shimabukuro ’78 and Dr. Kathleen Wong Shimabukuro ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Masao Shimabukuro Mrs. Gwendolyn S. Shirai ’52 Dr. Reynold S. Shirai ’47 and Mrs. Edna Kozuma Shirai ’49 Mr. Roy L. Shults ’66 Mr. Marty S. Silva ’81 Mr. Marvin Silva ’77 and Dr. Jana Silva Mrs. Carla A. Chock Siu ’74 Mrs. Georgiana D. Denis Smith ’53 Society of Seven Mrs. Marlene M. Soares Souki ’56 Mrs. Carol Ann Bryan Sousa ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Souza, Jr.

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Dr. Lori L. Wilhelm ’80 Mr. David F. Won ’74 Mr. Jeffrey L. Won Mrs. Viann Theodore Won ’57 Dr. and Mrs. William W.T. Won Mrs. Annie L. Lum Wong ’37 Mrs. Barbara C. Chang Wong ’45 Mr. D’Wayne Wong ’75 and Dr. Lucy Fong Wong ’76 Mrs. Frances Chow Wong ’69 and Mr. Jack Wong Mr. Gerald T.K. Wong Mr. and Mrs. Harrison D.K. Wong Mr. Kingsley Wong Mr. Leonard Wong and Mrs. Debra Lew-Wong Dr. Livingston M.F. Wong ’48 and Mrs. Linda M. Wong Mr. Ronald F. Wong ’55 Ms. Stella Mee Que Wong ’68 Mr. Stephen Wong ’65 and Mrs. Susan Wong ’65 Mr. Steven Y.S. Wong ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace S. Wong Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Wong Mr. and Mrs. Wilson K. Wong Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lee Wright Dr. Susan L. Wynne ’71

Mook-Lan Mui Fan ’41 Mrs. Audrey N. Nakagaki Tanaka ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Alan S. Tanaka Mr. and Mrs. Herman T. Tanaka Mrs. Marilynn M. Shimomura Taniyama Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Tanno Mr. and Mrs. Ailua Te’o Technology Systems Support, Inc. Mr. John D. Tejada ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Antonio C. Tenorio Mr. and Mrs. Marvin S. Teruya The Gas Company Mr. Wallen Thompson Mr. Eric Tiwanak ’67 and Mrs. Gail Nakagaki Tiwanak ’67 Mr. and Mrs. David K. Todani Mr. Philip I. Tokunaga ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Toledo, Jr. Mrs. Beatrice C. Tom Dr. Benjamin C.K. Tom ’45 Mr. Daniel M. C. Tom ’68 Mr. Gordon Tom ’57 and Mrs. Judy Perreira Tom ’57

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Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Valverde Mrs. Lori Beth Y.L. Van Cantfort ’86 Mrs. Lorraine L. Veilleux Mrs. Nastia M. Vickery ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Keith M. Vieira Mr. and Mrs. Riza L. Villa Mr. Elix Cruz Villafuerte ’87 Mr. John B. Vivoli ’64

W

Mrs. Charlene Yap Wall ’61 Mr. David Walls ’71 Mrs. Virginia L. Lum Wat ’52 Dr. Gerald H. Watanabe ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Isami Watanabe Mrs. Lynne Taniguchi Watanabe ’69 and Mr. Kosei Watanabe Judge and Mrs. Wilfred K. Watanabe Mrs. Kimberly L.K. Wheeler ’88 Ms. Kari Anne Wilhelm ’76

Mrs. Jean K. Nakamura Yamamoto ’52 Mrs. Margaret S.W. Yamamoto Mr. Roy K. Yamamoto Mr. and Mrs. Gerald H. Yamane Mr. and Mrs. Francis Y. Yamashiro Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Yamashita Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Yamashita Mrs. Helen E. Uchida Yano ’49 Mr. Kieran A. Yap ’72 Mr. Wesley Yasuda and Mrs. Melita Hernaez-Yasuda Mrs. Jean Yuen Yates ’61 Dr. Christopher Yee and Dr. Linda Wong-Yee Mr. Eugene A.O. Yee ’55 Mrs. Phyllis Quon Yee ’48 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K.B. Yee Mr. Theodore A.L. Yee ’57 Mrs. Claudine Grace Wong Yim ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Rodney W.S. Yim Mr. Stephen M. Yoda ’78 Dr. Richard K. Yokoyama ’43 Mrs. Susan A. Yokoyama Mr. Daniel W.C. Yong ’79 Ms. Pamela J. Yoon ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Yoshikawa Dr. Franklin Young ’60 and Mrs. Madeline Young Mr. Ronald S.K. Young ’57 Mr. Allan L.C. Yuen ’46

FRIENDS (UP TO $99)

A

Mrs. Esther Todd Abbey ’73 Ms. Tracy K. Abenoja ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Floriano M. Acosta, Jr. Mrs. Frances Lau Adams ’74 and Mr. James Adams Ms. Jamie M.M.Y.N. Adams ’01 Ms. Luviminda Agpalo ’66 Ms. Cherale L. Agustin RN ’94 Mr. Brian F. Ahakuelo ’79 and Mrs. Marilyn J. Ahakuelo Mrs. Charlene Y.L. Wee AhKoi ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Takahiko Akiyama Mrs. Mildred C. Al-Chang ’52 Mrs. Beverly Ann C. Aldrich ’56 Mr. Tony Jay Amigleo ’89 Mr. Arthur Anderson and Mrs. Gladys Lee-Anderson Mrs. Darlaine C. Anderson ’53 Mrs. Jeanne C. Cassell Anding ’60 Anonymous (Class of 1984) Ms. Nathene Lynn C. Antonio ’98 Mrs. Elsie Ifuku Aratani ’41 Mr. Roy Kiyoshi Aratani ’45 Ms. Kimberly Kainoa Ariola Dr. Garvin V. Arrell ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Asahara Mr. Dean D.C. Au ’93 Mr. Hiram K.T. Au ’67 Ms. Mildred Awana ’52

Ms. Lori M. Cambra ’98 Mrs. Shauna K. Candia ’75 Ms. Kimberly J. Carahasen ’87 Ms. Lianne C. Carahasen ’94 Ms. Megan M. Carnate ’97 Ms. Taryn A. Carr ’97 Mr. and Mrs. John Casken Castle & Cooke Companies Ms. E. Kanoe Cazimero Mr. Jeffrey L.K. Chang ’94 Mrs. Julie W.G. Chang ’84 Mrs. Lin Ann N. Chang ’81 Mr. Robert Chang ’56 Ms. Natasha J. Chappel ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Albert F.L. Char Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Charlton Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Y.K. Chau Mr. Dennis W. Chee ’52 Ms. Elizabeth Ann Chee ’98 Mr. Robert Ellis Chee, Jr. ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Chih-Ming Chen Mr. Hsih Hung Cheng

Mr. and Mrs. Young Choi Chu Mr. and Mrs. Albert K.C. Chun Mr. Anthony Chun ’72 and Mrs. Linda Chun Mrs. Jeanette M.L. Lum Chun ’56 Mrs. Marie B. Alina Chun ’57 Mr. Matthew E. Chun ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Y.C. Chun Mr. Peter A. Chun ’73 Mrs. Amy B.J. Chung Ms. Cynthia K.H. Chung ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Kwang Jin Chung Mr. Kapono Ciotti Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Clarke Mr. Chris Christopher Coats Mrs. Melissa N. Wong Coelho ’82 Ms. Michelle Kiyomi Coleman ’99 Dr. Sheila Conant ’63 Mr. Donald M. Cook, Sr. ’56 Mrs. Gloriane Loo Cooper ’76 and Mr. William Cooper Mrs. Hilda De Cambra Cordeiro ’37

and improvements...

B

Mr. Edward D. Bajcar ’77 Mrs. Diane O’Grady Bakdash ’63 Mr. and Mrs. George H. Balazs Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Battafarano Mrs. Dolores H. Beddow ’78 Ms. Amber Malia Belcher ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Gary F. Belcher Boeing Company Ms. Beth Bogdon and Mr. Tom Dwight Ms. Theresa Y. Bondad Mr. Sunya P. Boonyatera ’00 Ms. Juliann E. Borges Mr. Rendell Bourg ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Braden Mrs. Kristen Lum Bradley ’76 and Mr. Todd Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Bennie J. Brennon, Jr. Mrs. Facita Brennon Mrs. Alice M. Brislin Mr. Steven R. Bruno ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Rodney G. Buccat Mr. Stanley G. Bukes ’70 Mr. William V. Burke

C

Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Cadinha Mrs. Karen Yap Cahill ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cajski

Mr. Greg A. Devlin ’95 Ms. Maria Di Pisa ’80 Mrs. Cynthia K. Dias ’69 Mrs. Doreen H. Dudoit ’76 Mrs. Jeanne C. Amlin Duggan ’58 Mrs. Louise A. Dolan DuMontier ’40 Mr. Russell D. Dung ’70

EF

Mr. James R. Eakman Ms. Lisa M. Eakman ’99 Mrs. Thelma C. Eaton Mrs. Rose Marie Hering Edmiston ’61 Mrs. Mary E. Finnegan Ehring ’58 Mrs. Patricia L. Gilsey Eng ’57 Ms. Frances Fay Enos 63 Mrs. Sylvia R. Enos ’60 Entertainment Publications Mrs. Dulinda Gomes Ernesto ’37 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Fajota Mrs. Mook-Lan Mui Fan ’41 Mrs. Yvonne M. Faria Ms. Antonina V. Farm ’65 Mrs. Edie A. Kotulski Feldman Mrs. Kathryn Molyneux Ferreira ’91 Mrs. Mollie Malia Robb Ferreira ’82 Mr. Jicky C. Ferrer ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Fewlass Mrs. Debra M. Lum Fikac ’81 Mr. William S. Fike ’76 Mr. Scott Finkboner ’62 Mr. Kenneth Martin Fletcher ’76 Mrs. Velma Joy K. Francisco Mrs. Jaclyn F. Sullivan Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Fu Mrs. Nancy F. Oshita Fujii ’46 Mrs. Carlynn Fujii-Chun ’83 and Dr. Ted Chun Mr. and Mrs. Ted S. Fujimoto Ms. Keiko Fujita Mrs. Cheryl-Lynn Funk and Mr. Jon Funk Mr. and Mrs. Jon Y. Furukawa Mr. and Mrs. Frayne I. Furuta

Story time in the new grade school library reading corner.

Mrs. Carol Lum Chin ’81 Mrs. Carol Jean Young Ching ’61 Mr. Earl Ching ’68 and Mrs. Christina Ann Ching Mr. Gary W.S. Ching ’68 Mr. George K.H. Ching ’48 Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Ching Mrs. Chrisanthi Ching-Tanaka ’76 Mrs. Teresa Ching-Wong ’69 and Mr. Darryll Wong ’68 Mrs. Elizabeth Anne Chun Chock ’81 Mr. Patrick K. Chong ’76 Ms. Stephanie Y.L.S. Choo ’81 Mrs. Barbara Wong Chow ’56 Mr. Frederick Chow ’58 and Mrs. Julia Bee-Chow Ms. Bonnie J.W. Choy ’96 Mr. Darryl Chiu Kin Choy ’90 Mrs. Nelwyn Chang Choy ’58 Mrs. Pauline Ai-Chang Choy ’47 and Mr. Robert Choy ’42 Mr. Dennis Chu ’67

Mrs. Josephine R. Cordero Mr. Virgil N. Cordero III ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Leonardo H. Cortez Mrs. Lori A. Costa Mrs. Karen L.H. Watt Cowan ’80 Mrs. Leslie K. Kula Craig ’66 Mrs. Carole M. Rodrigues Cruze ’51 Mrs. Mary Jo Culvyhouse ’66

D

Sister Maria Rosario Daley Mrs. Claire S. Murakami Dang ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Dang Ms. Erin Danielle Darcey ’99 Mrs. Iwalani Wong Davis ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Darrell T. Dayoan Mrs. Marla M. Munar Delovio ’76 Mr. Conrad Deparini and Mrs. Barbara Uemura-Deparini Mr. Patrick Kekoa Akio Deparini ’93

G

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Gabriel Mr. Garrett Gabriel ’86 and Mrs. Dori A. Gabriel ’87 Mr. Theodoro Ganade ’63 and Mrs. Yvonne Baricuatro ’64 Mr. Leonardo Gaoiran Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Ho Garces ’87 Mrs. Phyllis F. Boner Gardner ’55 Mr. John Garrahan ’76 Mr. Nicholas Garwolinski ’95 Mrs. Cheryl R. Kunimune Gesik ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Ty Hideo Gesteuyala Mr. Blaine Gier ’88 and Mrs. Misty Daos Gier ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf E. Gill Mrs. Teresa Lynn Shorba Gochenouer ’84 Mrs. Carole H. Goldstein Mrs. Angie N. Golis-Yamamoto Mrs. Betty D. Gomes ’53 Mr. Franklin R. Gonzales Mrs. Joyce S.Y. Lee Goo ’56

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Mr. Mathew S.M. Goo ’81 Mr. Mitchell B. Goo ’97 Mrs. Roxane Ishikawa Goo ’78 Mr. Michael I. Goodish Mr. Timothy Goodrich and Mrs. Iwalani Sanders Mrs. June Gorgonio ’75 and Mr. Lawrence Gorgonio Mrs. Harriet Gray Mrs. Cora Cabebe Gushikuma ’73 and Mr. Wayne Gushikuma Mr. and Mrs. Masaichi Gushikuma Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Guzman

HI

Mrs. Cora C. Choy Haberman ’70 Ms. Yung-Mei C.H. Haloski ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick K. Hamada Mrs. Lisa S. Han Mrs. Dolores Burnett Hansen ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Bryan T. Hara Mr. and Mrs. Herbert K. Hashimoto Mrs. Kewina L. Prados Hastings ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Hazuka Mr. Tim K. Heatherly ’96 Ms. TinaAnn Mahealani Heatherly ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Hans F. Hedemann Mrs. Jadene Y.H. Hee Mrs. Gwen K.L. Heliker Mr. P. Sean Henderson ’83 Ms. Janice Higa ’72 Mr. Ray M. Higa ’69 Mrs. Judy Hill Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hirata Mr. and Mrs. James N. Hiromoto Ms. Elizabeth W.P. Hisashima ’98 Mr. John T.K. Hisashima ’00 Mr. Brandon Ying Git Ho ’89 Mr. Chester D. Ho Mrs. Melanie H. Leslie Ho ’71 Mrs. Folly Hofer Mrs. Brenda Ann Lum Hoffman ’76 Mrs. Dana Lynn Goo Holiona ’86 Mr. Christopher H. Hong ’79 Mr. Dennis Hu ’61 Mr. Stephen Hu ’65 Mr. Jonathan Y.P. Hung ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M.H. Hung Mr. and Mrs. Asami Ichimura Mr. and Mrs. Clifton J. Ikei Mrs. Shari Imanaka Ms. Lillian S. Inatsuka ’52 Mr. Theodore K. Ing ’60 Mrs. Linda C. Crosswhite Ipsen Mrs. Catherine C. Iwami and Mr. Ronald T. Iwami Mr. and Mrs. Kyle K. Iwamoto Mrs. Rose Iwamoto ’48 Mr. and Mrs. Brooks M. Jackson

JK

Mrs. Joan L. Lum Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Jimenez III Mr. and Mrs. Gwang-Seup Jin Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Jiron Mrs. Susan K.S. Taam Jong ’46

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Mr. Wendell Konn ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Koo Mrs. Virginia Koo Mrs. Rebecca Kotake and Mr. Royden Kotake Mrs. Itsu Kotsubo Mrs. Nadine Puanani Koyanagi Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kozuma Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Kozuma Mr. Howard Kubo and Mrs. Wilma Hamora-Kubo Mrs. Elyse P. Kukonu ’71 Dr. Stephen A. Kula ’67 Ms. Shari Mie Kunimoto ’90 Mrs. Noreen Kanai Kuniyuki ’66 Mrs. Cynthia C.L. Ah Yo Kupau Mr. and Mrs. Gordon T. Kurokawa Mr. Raymond S.H. Kwock ’63 Mrs. Serena K. Jong Kwong ’51 Mrs. Jan Kaeo L’Ecuyer ’76 Mrs. Paulette Laanui and Mr. Arnold Laanui, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Jih Jung Jou Mrs. Andretta K. Kaahaaina Mrs. Barbara Jones Kaaihili ’55 Mr. and Mrs. Allen Y. Kam Mrs. Katherine S. Kanzaki Kam ’48 Mr. Leonard J.K.H. Kam ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Rodney T. Kamada Mr. and Mrs. Miles K. Kamegawa Mr. and Mrs. Kunito Kamimura Mr. Troy Kamiya Mrs. Lea Kunimune Kanakaole ’81 Ms. Elizabeth A. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Yoshio Kaneshi Mr. and Mrs. Gary H. Kaneshiro Mrs. Bernice Wong Kauhane ’37 Mr. and Mrs. Kurt E. Kawamoto Mrs. Darcie W.L. Au Kawamura ’90 Mr. Jon A. Kawamura Mrs. Joan Ellen Pollack Keaulana ’63 Sister Marie Patrice Kehoe Mr. Kristopher C. Kern ’98 Mrs. Elizabeth Manzano Keyes ’56

Exterior maintenance...

1983 Ms. Jeanelle T. Kikawa ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne K. Kikawa Mrs. Lina M. Moriyama Kikuta ’63 Mrs. Marianne A. Kilgore ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Jae Kun Kim Mr. and Mrs. Jason J. Kim Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E. Kim Mr. and Mrs. Young T. Kim Mr. and Mrs. Hiroyuki Kimura Mr. and Mrs. Satoshi Kinjo Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Kinzie III Mrs. Virginia Hulten Klein ’64 and Mr. Edward Klein Mrs. Kaoru Mito Knight Mrs. Christine Hu Ko Mr. Greg K. Kodama ’98 Ms. Reyna R. Kodama ’00 Ms. Gwendolyn K.J. Hew Koga ’74 Mr. Bradley Koki ’71 and Mrs. Theresa Quinn Koki ’71 Mrs. Beatrice Kam Kong ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. Kong

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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C.K. Lam Mrs. Frances C.W. Heau Lancaster ’46 Ms. Carol J. Malta Lane ’58 Ms. Stephanie M. Lape ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. LaPorte Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. LaPorte Mr. Greg K. Larsen ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Darrel W. Lau Mr. Dennis K.M. Lau ’67 Dr. Jonathan K.H. Lau ’91 Mr. and Mrs. David A. Laubhan Mrs. Melissa A. Domaloan Layden ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Le Mrs. Audrey Kong Lee ’64 Mr. Chih-Kuo Lee and Ms. Jenny Kuo Mr. Dean Lee ’73 and Mrs. Jill Lee

Mrs. Edwina Cordeiro Lee ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Hing-Tai Lee Ms. Krystal Y.G. Lee ’00 Mrs. Lenora H. Hee Lee ’58 Ms. Lucille Y.H. Lee ’37 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Pak Chuen Lee Mrs. Sheri Ann W. Wong Lee ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Won Lee Mrs. Francine L. Lee-Kadota ’77 Ms. Frances Lam Leilani ’56 Mrs. Nancy K. Len ’58 Mrs. Nancy S.L. Leng Mrs. Cecilia A. Taum Leong ’37 Ms. Denise Mee Yee Hisako Leong ’87 Mrs. Dorothy May Loo Leong ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert J. Leong Mrs. Gladys S. Soon Leong ’42 Mr. Gordon Leong ’53 and Mrs. Jean Leong ’53 Mrs. Gwendolyn H.G. Au Leong ’56 Ms. Jennifer W.L. Leong ’93 Ms. Lisa Ann E. Leong ’76 Mr. and Mrs. John G. Leong-Yep Mr. Henry R. LePage, Jr. Ms. Candy K.Y. Leung ’00 Mr. Nikos Anthony Leverenz ’91 Mrs. Helene L. Chock Lewis ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Vernal K. Lilly Mr. Joseph Keoni Littlejohn ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Kwok-Yiu Lo Mrs. Henrietta Ah Hee Locquiao ’50 Mrs. Mary U. Apao Loebl ’57 Ms. Shay T. Loftus ’83 Mr. Bernard S. Loo ’40 Mrs. Bobbie Loo Mrs. Jackie L. Loo Mrs. Laurene M. Mau Loo ’76 Mrs. Teryn Hee Loo ’81 and Mr. Jody Loo Mrs. Adele Low Ms. Leslie Kristi-Anne Lucas ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Y.T. Lui Mr. James H. Lui ’95 Ms. Nadine W.C. Luke 79 Mr. Albert K. Lum ’50 Mrs. Charlotte A. Lum Mr. and Mrs. David T.E. Lum Mr. and Mrs. David Joseph Lum Mrs. Laurine Tam Lum ’75 Mr. Robert M.Y. Lum ’48 Mrs. Virginia Lum ’72 and Dr. Robert Young ’59 Mr. Wesley L.W. Lum ’89 Mr. Wesley C. Lum ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred C.H. Lum Mr. William K.S. Lum ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Luong Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Luu

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Mr. and Mrs. Kwan Wood Ma Mr. and Mrs. Eldon P. Macarayan Mr. John Madriaga Mrs. Sylvia R. Johnson Makainai ’76 Mrs. Evelyn Y.L. Chong Makio ’54 Mr. Milton Y. Makishi Ms. Gabrielle L. Makuakane ’68 Mrs. Mercedes P. Wong Manalili ’58 Mr. and Mrs. David J. Mangen

Mrs. Monica Chow Mann ’72 Mrs. Mary Ann S. Kozuki Marrotte ’67 Mrs. Catherine M. Pinho Martin ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Martin Mrs. Gladys T. Watanabe Martin ’47 Mrs. Jeanette Salado Martin ’57 Mrs. Betty Y. Mastropaolo ’61 Mrs. Marion H. Masuda Mrs. Suzanne S. Matsuda ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Matsumoto Mr. and Mrs. Francis K. Mau Ms. Julie C. Mau ’85 McDonald’s Corporation Mrs. Gayle S. McEntire and Mr. John T. McEntire Mr. and Mrs. William McFeeley Mrs. Heidi McGivern and Mr. Jeffrey McGivern Mrs. Eloise Anne Zerbe McIntosh ’40 Mr. Bruce McIntyre ’67 and Mrs. Patricia Muneno McIntyre ’67 Mrs. Suzanne P. McLaughlin Mrs. Malia Whaley McLeod ’91 Mr. Richard James McLeod ’00 Mrs. Ann-Marie White Medeiros ’88 Mrs. Cyndi Medeiros Mrs. JoAnn K. Russell Medeiros ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Medrano Mrs. Geri Bento Mehrtens ’60 Mr. Kenneth Mendes ’67 Mr. Kevin Thomas Mendes ’84 Miss Louise Frances Miehlstein ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Danilo Miguel Mr. Jon H. Miki Ms. Cary Jane Miller ’64 Mrs. Margaret L. Miller Mr. Norman Min ’65 and Mrs. Florence Dai Min Mr. and Mrs. Alison R. Misajon Mr. Brian K. Mistysyn ’95 Mr. David K. Mistysyn ’01 Ms. LeAnne N. Mistysyn ’97 Mrs. Linda S. Mistysyn Ms. Kristi Malia Mitchell ’99 Mrs. Ruth Miyashiro Ms. Tracy Lynn Monsarrat ’75 Ms. Lauralei Neri Morgan ’87 Mrs. Michelle M. Klein Morgan ’92 Mrs. Michele Tokunaga Morikami ’65 Mrs. Jo-Ann R. Morisato and Mr. Neal R. Morisato Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Morrison Mrs. Patricia A. Moskal Mrs. Gladys V. Soares Mosley ’41 Mrs. Agnes Marie Braz Motley ’46 Mr. and Mrs. Riki N. Mukawa Ms. Danelle A. Murakami ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Makoto Murakami Mrs. Carolyn Chun Murata ’76 Mrs. Pamela L. Gomez Murnane ’78 Mrs. Delia J. Sanidad Murphy ’76 Mrs. Mamie Y. Murray Mr. Charles L. Myers III ’67

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Mr. and Mrs. Jungil Na Mrs. Dorothy H. Nada Mrs. Grace S. Nagai Ms. Stefanie M. Nagata ’98

Ms. Kimberly L. Nakagami ’97 Ms. Gaylynn Nakamatsu Mr. Daryl K. Nakamoto ’00 Mrs. Carolyn O.K. Nakamura ’88 Ms. Debbie Lou Nakanelua ’76 Mr. Keith K. Nakanelua ’75 Mrs. Sheila B. Nakanishi ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Nakano Mr. Cliford Nakaoka ’88 and Mrs. Jodi Ann Oshiro Nakaoka ’88 Mrs. Hitomi Kimura Nakaoka ’81 Mrs. Regina C. Loui Nakashima ’81 Mrs. Lori Shimabukuro Nakayama ’82 Mrs. Leocadia Kaopuiki Naone ’60 Mr. Anthony Nebres ’58 Mrs. Julia M. Hao Neumann ’59 Mr. Alfred Neves, Jr. ’53 and Mrs. Sylvia Costa Neves ’54 Ms. Susan M. Newtson Mr. and Mrs. Clayton K.T. Ng Mr. Dennis Nguyen ’96 Mr. Hieu T. Nguyen ’82

Mr. Erwin Okita Mrs. Nadine J. Jeremiah Olinger ’57 Mrs. Sharon Rose Coursey Oman ’63 Ms. Dari N. Onishi Mr. Michael Ono and Mrs. Michelle Bower-Ono Mr. Carl H. Osaki ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Y. Oshiro Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Oshiro Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Oshiro Ms. Robbie-Jean Ostrowski ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Otani Mr. and Mrs. Roy T. Otsuka

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Mrs. Tina T.M. Padin ’87 Mrs. Gwen Cabral Panee ’62 Mr. Arthur K.M. Pang Ms. Christine M.L. Pang ’99 Mrs. Daisy Yee Pang ’52

and improvements...

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Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert V. Rabago Mr. and Mrs. Liborio Ramelb Mr. Kevin M. Ramirez ’81 Ms. Darlene E. Ramones ’00 Mr. Frank Ramos, Jr. ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome E. Rauckhorst Mr. and Mrs. Ozzie Reid Mrs. Lillian Lau Rice ’44 Mrs. Barbara M. Soon Richards ’54 Mrs. Roberta Aiona Richards ’60 Mrs. Patricia H. Rapoza Robb ’59 Ms. Summer R. Robello ’98 Mrs. Jasmine Ma Street Robertson ’76 Ms. Cheryl Domingo Robinson ’76 Mrs. Eva Lynn Robinson Ms. Susan P. Porter Robinson ’64 Mrs. Lori A. Tseu Rodriguez ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Waldemar Rojek Mr. Matthew G. Romanelli ’00 Mrs. Teresa A. Hinz Rondone ’77 Mrs. Mary Katherine Miller Ross ’65 Sister Dolores A. Rosso, MM Mrs. Colette Cordeiro Ruiz ’60 Mr. Phillip Ruprecht and Mrs. Janice Ruckols Mrs. Paula V. Viveiros Russell ’63

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The recently re-designed front lawn of the high school.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Nikaido Mrs. Kathleen Wong Nirei ’76 Mrs. Lynn M. Ho Nishida ’81 Mrs. Antoinette Nishida-Chock and Mr. Craig M. Chock Ms. Linda E. Nishigaya, PhD ’65 Mr. Richard N. Nishiki Mrs. Vivian Enos Nobrega ’37 Mr. John N.R. Noland ’76 Ms. Sharla Nunes

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Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. O’Callaghan Ms. Jessie M. O’Gorman ’00 Ms. Angela Youngae O’Malley ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Warren T. Oda Mr. and Mrs. George S. Odo Ms. Stephanie Hanako Oeda ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Okada Mrs. Audrey Tamashiro Okita ’78 and

Mr. and Mrs. Gary S.P. Pang Mr. Gregory Pang and Ms. R. Paige Slocum Mr. Merton C. Pang ’85 Mrs. Muriel Wat Lum Pang Mrs. Liana N. Pang-Tamura Mrs. Lorraine J. Botelho Parrish ’46 Mrs. Patricia L. Pascual and Mr. Dennis L. Pascual Mrs. Toyoko N. Pasoquen Mr. Michael Pettingill ’63 Mrs. Dora S. Shinn Piamonte ’41 Mr. Kim I. Pinensky ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Pires, Jr. Mr. Jeffrey Polovina and Ms. Catherine Watson Mr. and Mrs. Khamtoun C. Porter Mrs. Reajean E. Dunaway Porter ’74 Prudential Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John C.J. Quong

Ms. Rie Jennifer Saigusa ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Hideaki Sakagami Mrs. Geraldine Y. Saito Sakai ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Val J. Sakamoto Mr. and Mrs. Rodney H. Sakuma Mr. and Mrs. Francisco M. Samson Mrs. Ruth T. Watanabe Sano ’46 Ms. Crystal S.L. Sasaki ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Sasaki Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Sasaki Mrs. Hazel K. Sato Ms. Kelly M. Sato ’00 Mr. Kenneth K. Sato ’54 Mrs. Margaret E. Goto Sato ’45 Ms. Jessica F.Y.S. Schiavoni ’00 Mrs. Nancy Schuster Mr. Mark W. Scott ’70 Mr. Anthony R. Sellitto III ’83 Mrs. Jane C. Cabreros Seriguchi Mr. and Mrs. Natsuo Shigezawa Mr. and Mrs. Larry Shimamura Mr. and Mrs. Jon T. Shimomura Mr. and Mrs. Marvin T. Shin Mr. and Mrs. Ralph K. Shinto Mr. and Mrs. James Shiroma Mr. Glenn J. Silva Ms. Gloria J. Enos Silva Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Silva Mr. Thomas E. Silva ’66 Mr. Arnold F. Sing ’63 Mrs. Carol E. Siracusa Mrs. Laine A. Skiendiel ’68 Mrs. Winona Hollinger Slate ’40 Mrs. Laurie Anne Salt Slater ’81 Mrs. Carol-Ann Rosa Smith ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Yuen Sang So Mr. Todd Soma ’93 Ms. Caren N. Soong ’98

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Dr. Micheline M. Soong ’83 Mr. Francis W. Souza, Jr. ’62 Col. Brian J. Spitzer ’66 Mrs. Gloria Jean Isabelo Spray ’63 Ms. Susan M. Stacy ’61 Mrs. Kristin Stahl-Johnson ’69 Mrs. Gretchen Stahl-MacLeod ’67 Mr. Jay M.K. Stone ’88 Mr. Richard F. Strawn II ’64 Dr. Sonia L. Sugg ’79 Cdr. and Mrs. Gerald T. Sullivan Ms. Sheri Ann M. Sumida ’87 Mrs. Ann K.H. Sung Mrs. Joan Kwock Sung ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Won Young Sung Mr. Lance Suzuki Ms. Rhonda L.S. Suzuki ’84 Mr. Ronald R. Svetz ’70

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Ms. Shelley Kim Tadaki ’91 Mrs. Leona Tadaki Kam Mrs. Mildred T. Choy Tagariello ’40 Dr. and Mrs. Terrence K. Tajima Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Tajiri Mrs. Christina M. Takafuji ’88 Mrs. Katherine N. Kiyabu Takagi Mr. and Mrs. Shoichi Takata Mrs. Valarie Lum Takata ’76 and Mr. Gregory Takata Ms. Carey Hiroko Takayesu ’90 Ms. Lisa Takayesu ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Takenaka Mr. and Mrs. Craig T. Takiguchi Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Tamashiro Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Tamashiro Mr. James E. Tamura-Wageman ’83 Mr. Clarence K. Tatekawa ’42 Mr. Lionel G. Tejada ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Teruya Mr. and Mrs. Yukichi Teruya The Freddie Mac Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Irwin W.C. Thom, Jr. Ms. Mele Thomas ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Thompson Mrs. Kristen Ann Wong Thompson ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Todani Mrs. Patricia R. Todd Mrs. Frances K. Tokuda Toguchi ’56 Mrs. Cathleen N. Nakamura Tokishi Mrs. Shirley Ann Tokunaga ’52 Mrs. Anita Tom ’48 Mrs. Bernice Pang Tom Ms. Talia L. Tom ’98 Mrs. Barbara L. Tongg Mr. Terrence K. Torco ’90 Mrs. Mary Torres Mr. Landon Tooru Toshi ’99 Mrs. Joli Ann Leong Toth ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Trinidad Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Truong Mr. Jason Tsuyemura ’76 Mrs. Juliana K. Turner ’42

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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Uemura Mrs. Mary Ann Yim Underwood ’67

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Mr. Ryan S.Y. Ung ’00 Mr. Fernando R. Urgelles Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Ursulum Mrs. Hideko Usami Ms. Joneive Domingo Lee Uy ’76 Mrs. Sheryl Kam Uyematsu ’76 Mr. Russell Uyeno and Ms. Rose Anne Petro Mrs. Josefina Amy Valdez Mr. Valentino A. Valdez ’95 Mrs. Marian K. Scanlan Van Kirk ’41 Mrs. Mary Jane Arce Vannatta Ms. Marion A. Vasconcellos Mrs. Benedith G. Tabiolo-Ventura and Mr. Leonard H. Ventura Ms. Maria R. Ver ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vinson Mr. Melvin P. Vios ’56 Mrs. Lovelyn F.S. Mun Voorhees ’76

Mrs. Greta F. Zerbe Williams ’78 Mrs. Arline Paine Willis ’67 Ms. Pilita A. Winchatz ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Wixom Mrs. Elsie Lee Won ’46 Ms. Anne L.T. Wong ’97 Mrs. Betty Loo Wong ’42 Mrs. Catherine Salado Wong ’55 Mr. Clifford Y.B. Wong ’46 Mrs. Donna Lee Y. Wong ’71 Mrs. Elizabeth Balmores Wong ’60 Ms. Gaylean Kalei Wong ’00 Mr. James K.W. Wong ’65 Mr. and Mrs. James C.A. Wong Mrs. Kam Wan Wong Mr. Korey Ross K.M.K. Wong ’01 Ms. Kristyn A. Wong ’95 Mr. Kyle Anthony Wong ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Lyle S.B. Wong Mrs. Lily C. Wong Mr. and Mrs. Peter K.T. Wong Mr. Roger K.Y. Wong

Classroom equipment featuring...

Dr. Garret H. Yanagi ’46 Mrs. Eloise M. Uyeda Yano ’55 Mr. Charles F.S. Yap Ms. Patricia Yap ’65 and Mr. George Perazzo Mrs. Christie Harada Yee ’84 and Mr. Joseph Yee ’84 Mr. Herman Chun Man Yee ’99 Mrs. Jean Lum Yee ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Kim Ping Yee Mrs. R. Lo-Lan Mui Yee ’43 Mr. Randal Yee and Mrs. Janice Nomura-Yee Mr. Raymond W.M. Yee ’00 Dr. Shanglan Sophia Mui Yeh ’43 Mr. Hong Teck Yeo and Mrs. Edna Lee Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Yi Mrs. Laurie Yim ’79 Ms. Laura T. Yonamine ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Yonashiro Mr. and Mrs. Lester T. Yoshimoto Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Y. Yoshimura Ms. Carol M. Young ’58 Mr. Edmund Y.W. Young ’57 Mrs. Lenore Fong Young ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H.K. Young Dr. Richard S.K. Young ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C.P. Yu Mr. and Mrs. Timothy K.S. Yuen Mr. Wendell W. Yuen ’79 Mr. Brandon W.H. Yung ’00 Mrs. Carina M.K. Yung Mrs. Rosaline C. Zane Mr. Stephen Zane and Mrs. Debra Tsuha Mr. Jun Zhu and Mrs. Huasong Wang

ALUMNI CLASSES Please note: Alumni giving figures exclude contributions made for the Kekumano Scholarship Dinner.

Top Ten Classes by Percentage Participation

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Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Wake Mrs. Alita Wall Mr. and Mrs. Hsuan Wang Ms. Jennifer E. Wang ’93 Honorable Madge S. Goto Watai ’45 Mrs. Eiko Watanabe Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Watanabe Mrs. Yvette Kirby Waters ’82 Mr. Hazlett T. Weatherwax ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pau-Sheng Wei Cpt and Mrs. Robert P. Weidman Mr. and Mrs. Roy James Westlake Mr. William Westmoreland Ms. Irene Chinen White ’61 Mr. Robert Anthony Patrick White ’94 Mrs. Patricia M. Wigglesworth ’57 Mrs. Grace M.S. Williams

Mr. Thomas P. Wong, Sr. ’56 Mr. Timothy Wong ’61 and Mrs. Wanda Hoopai Wong ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Walter C.K. Wong Mr. and Mrs. Wendell G.M. Wong Mr. William K.C. Wong Mr. and Mrs. Yiu-Wing Wong Mrs. Lisa K.S. Wong-Yamamoto ’84 Mrs. Isabella Wooldridge ’80 Mrs. Sheila Marie S. Worley and Mr. Dwayne A. Worley Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Wright

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Dr. Peter Xenos ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Masahiro Yamaguchi Mrs. Marian Ferreira Yamane ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Bobby K. Yamauchi Mrs. Eleanor Takara Yamauchi ’52 Mrs. Kimberly Yamauchi Ms. Krissie K. Yanagawa ’90

Class of ’37 Class of ’43 Class of ’56 Class of ’76 Class of ’40 Class of ’58 Class of ’36 Class of ’45 Class of ’67 Class of ’42

100.00 40.00 38.46 36.08 34.37 32.05 28.27 27.77 26.04 25.71

Top Ten Classes By Dollars Contributed Class of ’37 Class of ’71 Class of ’75 Class of ’63 Class of ’61 Class of ’38 Class of ’58 Class of ’72 Class of ’76 Class of ’40

$8,240 $6,580 $6,320 $4,200 $3,782 $3,300 $3,180 $3,177 $3,105 $3,035

Top Ten Classes By Number Of Contributors Class of ’76 Class of ’63 Class of ’58 Class of ’56 Class of ’67 Class of ’61 Class of ’00 Class of ’87 Class of ’57 Class of ’83

35 23 23 22 20 19 19 17 16 15

40.00%

Mrs. Mildred Tam Chun Mr. Edwin S. Kala’i Mrs. Helen C. Chock Leong MRS. Janet Sekihara Tenorio Mr. Walter Y. Uohara Mrs. R. Lo-Lan Mui Yee Dr. Shanglan Sophia Mui Yeh Dr. Richard K. Yokoyama

CLASS OF 1947

Mr. William M. Garcia Mr. George P. Peterson

CLASS OF 1937 100% Mrs. Agnes Sills Cordeiro Mrs. Hilda De Cambra Cordeiro Mrs. Dulinda Gomes Ernesto Mrs. BERNICE WONG KAUHANE Ms. Lucille Y.H. Lee Mrs. Cecilia A. Taum Leong Mrs. Sarah F. Gertz Marion Mrs. Lucile I. Smith Mistysyn Mrs. Vivian Enos Nobrega Mrs. Annie L. Lum Wong

9.37%

Mrs. Anna N.W. Choy Lau Mr. Fredric D.W. Lum Mrs. Lillian Lau Rice

CLASS OF 1945

15.90%

Mrs. Pauline Ai-Chang Choy Mrs. Mary Chang Hee Mrs. Gladys T. Watanabe Martin Dr. Harry T. Nomura, DDS Dr. Reynold S. Shirai, MD Mrs. Frances Y.C. Goo Steen Mr. Stanley M. Takamine

CLASS OF 1948 CLASS OF 1944

CLASS OF 1936 28.57%

CLASS OF 1938

CLASS OF 1943

27.77%

Mr. Kazuyuki Akashi Mr. Roy Kiyoshi Aratani Mrs. Anna Marie Boner Chenault Mrs. Leila Villada Condon Mr. James P. Rapoza

15.55%

Mr. George K.H. Ching Mrs. Rose Iwamoto Mrs. Katherine S. Kanzaki Kam Mr. Robert M.Y. Lum Mrs. Barbara Jean Leong Perreira Mrs. Anita Tom Mrs. Phyllis Quon Yee

CLASS OF 1949

7.22%

Ms. Roberta W.S. Chang Mrs. Beatrice H. Iwamoto Jost

high tech tools...

15.38%

Mrs. Kathleen H. Haggood Buckey Ms. Virginia Gonsalves

CLASS OF 1939

CLASS OF 1941

23.07%

Mrs. Elsie Ifuku Aratani Mrs. Mook-Lan Mui Fan Mrs. Gladys V. Soares Mosley Mrs. Dora S. Shinn Piamonte Mr. Robert L.J. Rapoza Mrs. Marian K. Scanlan Van Kirk

CLASS OF 1942

25.71%

Mr. Robert L.H. Choy Mr. Gordon Y.D. Chun Mrs. Mildred F. Burlem Koch Mrs. Gladys S. Soon Leong Mrs. Thelma Nobuko Sano Mori Mrs. Charlotte M. Chow Sexton Mr. Clarence K. Tatekawa Mrs. Juliana K. Turner Mrs. Betty Loo Wong

CLASS OF 1952

18.91%

Mrs. Mildred C. Ai-Chang Ms. Mildred Awana Mrs. Judith T. Miyamoto Brown Mr. Donald S.M. Chang Mr. Dennis W. Chee Ms. Lillian S. Inatsuka Mrs. Dorothy L. Goo Man Mrs. Catherine M. Pinho Martin Mrs. Daisy Yee Pang Mrs. Gwendolyn S. Shirai Mrs. Shirley Ann Tokunaga Mrs. Virginia L. Lum Wat Mrs. Jean K. Nakamura Yamamoto Mrs. Eleanor Takara Yamauchi

CLASS OF 1953

13.75%

Mr. Clarence L. Ahakuelo, Jr. Mrs. Darlaine C. Anderson Mrs. Juliette Shea Chock Mrs. Verna P. Perry Ferreira Mrs. Betty D. Gomes Mrs. Shirley H. Fujii Hayashi Mr. Gordon F.Y. Leong Mrs. Jean Aya Uyeda Leong Mrs. Helene L. Chock Lewis Mr. Alfred F. Neves, Jr. Mrs. Georgiana D. Denis Smith

CLASS OF 1954

18.57%

Mr. Milton T.Y. Chang Mr. RALPH GARDNER Mrs. Beatrice K.H. Kam Kong Mrs. Dorothy May Loo Leong Mrs. Evelyn Y.L. Chong Makio Mr. Elliott C. Mattos Mrs. Sylvia J. Costa Neves Mrs. Lorraine Sawai Noda Mrs. Katherine K. Rapozo Mrs. Barbara M. Soon Richards Mr. Kenneth K. Sato Mr. Charles K. Shigeta

4.76%

Mrs. Miriam Desha Dowson Mrs. Elizabeth Haggood Helfrich CLASS OF 1940 34.37% Mrs. Louise A. Dolan DuMontier Mrs. Amelia M. Mattos Garcia Mrs. Edwina L. Leong Goo Ms. Violet K. Ramai Kekina Ms. Catherine Li Mr. Bernard S. Loo Mrs. Eloise Anne Zerbe McIntosh Mrs. Nancy T. Hada Nakamura Mr. Jonathan V. Perreira Mrs. Winona Hollinger Slate Mrs. Mildred T. Choy Tagariello

Mrs. Serena K. Jong Kwong Mrs. Wanda W. Wong Mew

Computer labs on both campuses feature state-of-the-art technology.

Mrs. Margaret E. Goto Sato Dr. Benjamin C.K. Tom Mrs. Tomoko Tsuyemura Honorable Madge S. Goto Watai Mrs. Barbara C. Chang Wong

Mrs. LORNA G. CRUZE SANTOS Mrs. Edna T. Kozuma Shirai Mr. Wallace K. Takata Mrs. Helen E. Uchida Yano

CLASS OF 1950 CLASS OF 1946

16.00%

Mrs. Pearl S. Young Castillo Mr. Lorrin W.K. Chee Mrs. Nancy F. Oshita Fujii Mrs. Susan K.S. Taam Jong Mrs. Frances C.W. Heau Lancaster Mrs. Dorothy G.C. Wong Loo Mrs. Lorraine J. Botelho Parrish Ms. Bernadette E. Perry Mrs. Ruth T. Watanabe Sano Mr. Akio Serizawa Dr. Garret H. Yanagi Mr. Allan L.C. Yuen

19.04%

Mrs. Claire A. Chong Lau Mrs. Irene W.Y. Chang Letoto Mrs. Henrietta Ah Hee Locquiao Mr. Albert K. Lum Mrs. Juliet Kiyabu Mickelsen Mrs. Marian Ferreira Yamane Mrs. Jean Lum Yee Mrs. Lenore Fong Young

CLASS OF 1951

17.50%

Mrs. Pauline L. Bruhn Akimo Mrs. Alma K.S. Kam Chang Mrs. Frances M. Spencer Chang Mr. Clarence L. Gouveia Mrs. Marjorie A. Wong Kum

CLASS OF 1955

16.30%

Mrs. Antonella K. Chock Bennett Mr. Dennis T.K. Chong Ms. Agnes L. Domdoma Mrs. Phyllis F. Boner Gardner Mrs. Helen Tanabe Nakano Mrs. June L.J. Chun Naughton Mrs. Georgia E. Blake Rice Ms. Shirley K. Salomon Mr. Ronald J. Umiamaka Mrs. Catherine Mary Salado Wong Mr. Ronald F. Wong Mrs. Eloise M. Uyeda Yano Mr. Eugene A.O. Yee

CLASS OF 1956

38.46%

Mrs. Bertha Chang Au Mr. Robert K.Y. Chang Mrs. Barbara Wong Chow Mr. Terry F. Chuck Mrs. Jeanette M.L. Lum Chun Mr. Donald M. Cook, Sr. Mrs. Joyce S.Y. Lee Goo

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Mrs. Kewina L. Prados Hastings Mrs. Elizabeth Manzano Keyes Mr. Herbert H. Kiyabu Mr. M. Thaddeus Kwiatkowski Ms. Frances Lam Leilani Mrs. Gwendolyn H.G. Au Leong Mr. Raymond M. Ohara Mr. Jerry K.C. Pang Mrs. Geraldine Y. Saito Sakai Mrs. Marlene M. Soares Souki Mrs. Joan Kwock Sung Mrs. Frances K. Tokuda Toguchi Mr. Melvin P. Vio Mrs. Laurie Hong Wong Mr. Thomas P. Wong, Sr.

CLASS OF 1957

20.00%

Mr. Paul Y. Chinen Mrs. Marie B. Alina Chun Mrs. Patricia L. Gilsey Eng Mr. Michael A. Ho Mrs. Patricia K.F. Chu Ho Mrs. Mary U. Apao Loebl Mrs. Jeanette Salado Martin Mr. Ronald Ohira Mrs. Nadine J. Jeremiah Olinger Mr. Gordon K.K. Tom Mrs. Judy P. Perreira Tom Mrs. Nancy Tasaka Tyau Mrs. Patricia M. Wigglesworth Mrs. Viann Theodore Won Mr. Edmund Y.W. Young Mr. Ronald S.K. Young

CLASS OF 1958

CLASS OF 1959

7.40%

Mr. Vernon P. Chun Mrs. Claire S. Murakami Dang Mrs. Vivian Y. Higa Kekina Mrs. Julia M. Hao Neumann Dr. Robert Young

15.25%

Mrs. Jeanne C. Cassell Anding Dr. Garvin V. Arrell, PhD Mr. Patrick H. Chun

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CLASS OF 1961

20.21%

Mrs. Barbara V. Nobrega Akau Mrs. Alycer M. Usita Boehning Mr. Elliott W. Chamizo Mr. Albert M. Chinen Mrs. Barbara Tom Ching Mrs. Carol Jean Young Ching Dr. Collin Dang Mrs. Rose Marie Hering Edmiston Mr. Wade H. Jones

Mrs. Waldene E. Ichijo Curtice Ms. Frances Fay Enos Mr. Doug Ferreira Mr. Theodoro Ganade Mr. Galen Ho Mrs. Patricia F. Ching Ho Mrs. Joan Ellen Pollack Keaulana Mrs. Lina M. Moriyama Kikuta Mrs. Marianne A. Kilgore Mr. Raymond S.H. Kwock Mrs. Mary Ann Cordeiro LaFazia Mrs. Lorna P. Chang Lin Mrs. JoAnn K. Russell Medeiros Mrs. Yvonne Usita Morris Mrs. Sharon Rose Coursey Oman Mr. Michael Pettingill Mrs. Paula V. Viveiros Russell Mrs. Karen K. Higa Shimabukuro Mr. Arnold F. Sing Mrs. Gloria Jean Isabelo Spray Mr. John D. Tejada

Strong athletic programs...

Mrs. Patricia Lum Maffit Mr. Norman W. Min Mrs. Michele Tokunaga Morikami Ms. Linda E. Nishigaya, PhD Mr. Frank Ramos, Jr. Mrs. Mary Katherine Miller Ross Mrs. Janis Ing Strauss Mr. James K.W. Wong Ms. Patricia Yap Dr. Richard S.K. Young

CLASS OF 1966

1963 CYO Catholic Elementary Schools Volleyball League Champions.

Mrs. Mary S.Q. Mau Lecavelier Ms. Diane O.L. Lee Dr. Patricia Y. Young Lee Mrs. Betty Y. Mastropaolo Mrs. Carol Ann Bryan Sousa Ms. Susan M. Stacy Mrs. Charlene Yap Wall Ms. Irene Chinen White Dr. Peter Xenos Mrs. Jean Yuen Yates

CLASS OF 1962

CLASS OF 1964

5.94%

Mr. Joseph F. Clare, Jr. Mr. Virgil N. Cordero III Mr. Scott Finkboner Mrs. Gwen Cabral Panee Mr. Francis W. Souza, Jr.

CLASS OF 1963 Mrs. Diane O’Grady Bakdash Mr. Randall Ching

18.75%

Mr. Andrew W. Corcoran Mr. Robert J. Coursey, Jr. Mr. Peter K.W. Dang Mrs. Dvonia Ching Dekker Mr. Russell W. Donnelly Mrs. Virginia Hulten Klein Mr. Waley C.M. Kwock Mrs. Audrey Kong Lee Ms. Cary Jane Miller Mrs. Sandra L. Freitas Peltzer Ms. Susan P. Porter Robinson Mr. Richard F. Strawn II Cdr. John B. Vivoli, USN (Ret.)

24.48%

17.89%

Mrs. Felice N.J. Wong Broglio Mr. Guy M. De Primo Mr. Michael X. Dean Ms. Antonina V. Farm Mr. Stephen H.L. Hu

26.04%

Mr. Hiram K.T. Au Col. Lawrence C. Farnell Mrs. Jane R. Bryant Forsythe Mrs. Carolyn M.S. Dang Hong Mr. Richard I. Imai Dr. Stephen A. Kula Mrs. Linda Jo Niemitz Langley Mr. Dennis K.M. Lau Mr. Michael R. Lorenz Mrs. Mary Ann S. Kozuki Marrotte Mr. Kenneth Mendes Mr. Clyde G. Min Mr. Charles L. Myers III Mrs. Gretchen Stahl-MacLeod Mr. Eric K. Tiwanak Mrs. Gail P. Nakagaki Tiwanak Mr. Philip I. Tokunaga Mrs. Mary Ann Yim Underwood Mr. Hazlett T. Weatherwax Mrs. Arline Paine Willis

CLASS OF 1968

13.00%

Mrs. Sandra M. Campos Mr. Earl M.T. Ching Mr. Gary W.S. Ching Ms. Betsey H. Gunderson Mrs. Sherlin Lee Kowal Ms. Gabrielle L. Makuakane Mrs. Sheila B. Nakanishi Mrs. Laine A. Skiendiel Mr. Daniel M. C. Tom Mr. Darryll D.M. Wong Ms. Stella Mee Que Wong Ms. Pamela J. Yoon

CLASS OF 1969 CLASS OF 1965

22.35%

Mrs. Karen Yap Cahill Mrs. Sylvia Ching Ms. Marilyn C. Coffman Mrs. Mary Jo Culvyhouse Mrs. Marlene R. Dias De Costa Mr. Paul I. DeVille Mrs. Patricia K.M. Wong Heatherly Dr. Norine Lau Jalbert Mrs. Noreen Kanai Kuniyuki Mrs. Suzanne S. Matsuda Mr. Roy L. Schults Mr. Thomas E. Silva Col. Brian J. Spitzer Mrs. Susan Chong Wong

CLASS OF 1967

32.05%

Mr. Frederick Chow Mrs. Nelwyn Chang Choy Mrs. Frances Lee Chun Mrs. Napua E. Prados Demers Mrs. Jeanne C. Amlin Duggan Mrs. Mary E. Finnegan Ehring Mrs. Mary Kathryn Kosco Farrell Mr. Thomas Haioka Mrs. Dolores Burnett Hansen Mrs. Allene M.C. Higa Ishikawa Mr. Jared Kaufmann, Sr. Mr. Kenneth H.S. Kwak Ms. Carol J. Malta Lane Mrs. Edwina Cordeiro Lee Mrs. Lenora H. Hee Lee Mrs. Nancy K. Len Mrs. Mercedes P. Wong Manalili Mr. Anthony Nebres Ms. Phyllis N.T. Shea Mrs. Carol-Ann Rosa Smith Mr. William E. Spencer, Jr. Mrs. Nastia M. Vickery Ms. Carol M. Young

CLASS OF 1960

Mrs. Haunani F.M. Burns Dickson Mrs. Sylvia R. Enos Mrs. Lorraine Chamizo Hamilton Ms. Valerie Anne Ho Mr. Theodore K. Ing Mrs. Charlene C.L. Wong Lum Mrs. Leocadia Kaopuiki Naone Mrs. Roberta M. Aiona Richards Mrs. Colette Cordeiro Ruiz Mr. Carman Tablada Mrs. Elizabeth Balmores Wong

Mrs. Teresa K.L. Ching-Wong Mrs. Keala V. Wong Cupp Mr. Joseph M. DePrimo Mrs. Cynthia K. Dias Mr. Ray M. Higa Mr. Gerard K.S. Kam

10.57%

CLASS OF 1976 36.08%

Mr. Phillip G. Kuchler Mr. Kenzie J. Pang Mrs. Kristin Stahl-Johnson Mrs. Lynne Y. Watanabe Mrs. Frances Joy Wong

CLASS OF 1970 10.81% Mr. Stanley G. Bukes Mr. Stephen C. Chock Mr. Michael J. Dudley Mr. Russell D. Dung Mrs. Patricia A. Barnette Klingler Mr. Darrell Thomas Koki Mr. Mark W. Scott Mr. Ronald R. Svetz Mr. Stacey T.J. Wong

CLASS OF 1971

14.45%

Bradley T. Koki Mrs. Theresa Mae Quinn Koki Mr. Alfred Y.F. Lum Mrs. Denise K.S. Pang-Yee Mr. David Walls Mrs. Donna Lee Y. Wong Dr. Susan L. Wynne Mr. Chris Q.Y. Yuen

CLASS OF 1972

Mrs. Kristen Lum Bradley Mrs. Chrisanthi Ching-Tanaka Mr. Patrick K. Chong Mr. Matthew E. Chun Ms. Cynthia K.H. Chung Mrs. Gloriane M.L. Loo Cooper Mrs. Marla M. Munar Delovio Mrs. Doreen H. Dudoit Mr. William S. Fike Mr. Kenneth Martin Fletcher Mr. John Garrahan Mrs. Donamay C.H. Lau Guinasso Mrs. Brenda Ann Lum Hoffman Mrs. Jan Kaeo L’Ecuyer Mrs. Bernadette Loo Lam Mr. Kerry Lam Ms. Lisa Ann E. Leong Mrs. Laurene M. Mau Loo Mrs. Sylvia R. Johnson Makainai Mrs. Carolyn Chun Murata Mrs. Delia Joyce Sanidad Murphy

Mr. Kevin M. Ramirez Mrs. Michelle N. Arakawa Ushio

Mr. Marvin V. Silva Mrs. Brenda D. Dung Wong

CLASS OF 1978

9.25%

Mrs. Dolores H. Beddow Mr. Garret K. Goo Mrs. Pamela L. Gomez Murnane Ms. Janet Mei Chi Ng Dr. Kathleen Wong Shimabukuro Mr. Neil Shimabukuro Mrs. Greta F. Zerbe Williams

CLASS OF 1979

9.73%

Mr. Brian F. Ahakuelo Mr. Michael D. Amore Mr. Jordan S.K. Dung Mr. Christopher H. Hong Ms. Nadine W.C. Luke Mrs. Nona Hansen Reinagel Dr. Sonia L. Sugg Dr. Gerald H. Watanabe

CLASS OF 1974

13.72%

15.00%

Mrs. Shauna K. Candia Mr. Jicky C. Ferrer Mrs. Cheryl R. Kunimune Gesik Mrs. Joanne Toledo Hamm Mr. James S. Hiramatsu Mr. Stanford C. Lee Colleen R. Yoda Liu Mrs. Laurine Tam Lum Ms. Tracy Lynn Monsarrat Mr. D’Wayne B.F. Wong

11.02%

Mr. Michael Anthony Among Anonymous Mrs. Julie W.G. Chang Mrs. Teresa Lynn Shorba Gochenouer Mr. Leonard J.K.H. Kam Ms. Leslie Kristi-Anne Lucas Mr. Kevin Thomas Mendes Ms. Camille Domaloan Michel Mrs. Doreen Leong Morris Dr. Paul T.M. So, PhD Ms. Rhonda L.S. Suzuki Mr. Benjamin D. Valle III Mrs. Lisa K.S. Wong-Yamamoto

2001 Class A Small Schools Boys JV Volleyball Champions.

Mrs. Frances Lau Adams Dr. Deborah M. Dang Mr. Kim I. Pinensky Mrs. Reajean E. Dunaway Porter Mrs. Carla A. Chock Siu Mr. David F. Won

CLASS OF 1975

CLASS OF 1984

12.37%

7.00%

14.52%

Dr. Jo Ann A. Chang Dr. Tammy M.L. Chang-Motooka Mr. P. Sean Henderson Mrs. Denys S. Furutani Kazama Ms. Shay T. Loftus Mrs. Leinani R. Nakamura Malig Mrs. Monica L. Domaloan Ng Pack Mrs. Stephanie Kam Nishimura Dr. Sharon H. Hiu Ong Mr. Joseph P. Raffa Mrs. Lori A. Tseu Rodriguez Mr. Anthony R. Sellitto III Dr. Micheline M. Soong Mr. James E. Tamura-Wageman Mrs. Shana M.C. Campos Tong

with winning results!

Mrs. Esther M. Todd Abbey Mr. Peter A. Chun Mrs. Colette Y. Yoda Garibaldi Mrs. Cora Cabebe Gushikuma Mrs. Wendy Wong Howell Mr. Dean C. Lee Mrs. Lynne B. Budar Ramsey

7.31%

Mrs. Melissa N. Wong Coelho Mrs. Mollie Malia Robb Ferreira Mrs. Stacey W.E. Chong Foy Mrs. Lisa Anne Wong Gruebner Mrs. Michele M. Chun Murphy Mrs. Lori U. Nakayama Mr. Hieu T. Nguyen Mrs. Joli Ann Leong Toth Mrs. Yvette Kirby Waters

CLASS OF 1983

Mr. Anthony P. Chun Mr. Lester S. Gibo Ms. Janice Higa Mr. Gerald Kam Mrs. Adele Odo Lum Mrs. Virginia Lum Mrs. Monica Chow Mann Mrs. Eilyne E. Matsumoto Tanabe Mr. Winslow I. Tanabe Mrs. Barbara C.F. Felix Yap Mr. Kieran A. Yap Mrs. Barbara A. Yoneda

CLASS OF 1973

CLASS OF 1982

Ms. Debbie Lou Nakanelua Mrs. Kathleen Wong Nirei Mr. John N.R. Noland Ms. Robbie-Jean Ostrowski Mrs. Jasmine Ma Street Robertson Ms. Cheryl Domingo Robinson Mrs. Valarie Lum Takata Mr. Jason Tsuyemura Ms. Joneive Domingo Lee Uy Mrs. Sheryl Kam Uyematsu Mrs. Lovelyn F.S. Mun Voorhees Ms. Kari Anne Wilhelm Dr. Lucy M.H.F. Fong Wong Mr. Eric Y.W. Young

CLASS OF 1977 Mr. Edward D. Bajcar Mrs. Sherelee Lam Goo Mrs. Danette Lau-Fukumae Mrs. Francine L. Lee-Kadota Mrs. Teresa A. Hinz Rondone Mrs. Michele K. Tagawa Saito

7.92%

Mrs. Laurie Yim Mr. Daniel W.C. Yong Mr. Wendell W. Yuen

CLASS OF 1980

4.76%

Mrs. Karen L.H. Watt Cowan Ms. Maria Di Pisa Mr. Patrick F. Nakagawa Dr. Lori L. Wilhelm, MD Mrs. Isabella Wooldridge

CLASS OF 1981

CLASS OF 1985

7.20%

Mr. Kai M. Chang Ms. Christine Dee-Ann Mattos Ms. Julie C. Mau Mr. James Relyea Morris II Mr. Merton C. Pang Mr. Jon Robert Santos

CLASS OF 1986

9.34%

Mrs. Carol Lum Chin Mrs. Elizabeth Anne Chun Chock Mrs. Debra M. Lum Fikac Mr. Mathew S.M. Goo Mrs. Donna Lynn Chow Lee Mrs. Regina C. Loui Nakashima Mrs. Paula Nakata Mrs. Lynn M. Ho Nishida

7.93%

Ms. Clarissa A. Bueno Mr. Garrett Gabriel Mrs. Dana Lynn Goo Holiona Ms. Shevaun Anne Mei Lan Low Mrs. Celise S.O.C. Nakakura Mrs. Lucy B. Baraquio Rossi Mr. Duane Takamine Mrs. Lori Beth Y.L. Van Cantfort Mr. Steven Y.S. Wong

CLASS OF 1987

17.43%

Mrs. Patricia Jean Andrews Ahn Ms. Kimberly J. Carahasen Mrs. Lori Ann Kern Carlos

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Mrs. Dori Kern Gabriel Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Ho Garces Mrs. Melissa A.Domaloan Layden Mrs. Allison Marie Lee-Takamine Ms. Denise Mee Yee Hisako Leong Mr. Joseph Keoni Littlejohn Mrs. Kristina C. Aquino Macarro Dr. Trisha B. Miki, MD Ms. Lauralei Neri Morgan Mrs. Tina T.M. Perreira Padin Mrs. Keala Jones Peters Ms. Sheri Ann M. Sumida Mr. Elix Cruz Villafuerte Mrs. Claudine Grace Wong Yim

CLASS OF 1988

8.66%

Mr. Blaine B.K. Gier Mr. Gregory A.W.M. Hong Mrs. Ann-Marie White Medeiros Mrs. Carolyn O.K. Nakamura Mr. Cliford Isamu Nakaoka, Jr. Mrs. Jodi Ann T. Oshiro Nakaoka Mr. Jay M.K. Stone Mrs. Christina M. Takafuji Mrs. Kristen Ann Wong Thompson Mrs. Kimberly L.K. Wheeler

CLASS OF 1989

CLASS OF 1994

4.65%

Ms. Cherale L. Agustin Ms. Lianne C. Carahasen Mr. Jeffrey L.K. Chang Mr. Eric Li Ms. Mele Thomas Mr. Robert Anthony Patrick White

CLASS OF 1995

7.43%

Ms. Natasha J. Chappel Mr. Greg A. Devlin Mr. Nicholas Garwolinski Mr. James H. Lui Mr. Wesley C. Lum Mr. Brian K. Mistysyn Ms. Danelle A. Murakami Mr. Valentino A. Valdez Ms. Kristyn A. Wong

CLASS OF 1996

Ms. Stefanie M. Nagata Ms. Summer R. Robello Ms. Caren N. Soong Ms. Talia L. Tom Ms. Marel R. Ver Ms. Laura T. Yonamine

CLASS OF 1999

Ms. Bonnie J.W. Choy

6.92%

Ms. Michelle Kiyomi Coleman Ms. Erin Danielle Darcey Ms. TinaAnn Mahealani Heatherly Ms. Kristi Malia Mitchell Ms. Stephanie Hanako Oeda Ms. Christine M.L. Pang Ms. Rie Jennifer Saigusa Mr. Landon Tooru Toshi Mr. Herman Chun Man Yee

CLASS OF 2000 2.20%

MEMORIAL AND NAMED GIFTS

13.97%

Ms. Tracy K. Abenoja Ms. Amber Malia Belcher Mr. Sunya P. Boonyatera

Maryknoll School has grown...

CLASS OF 1992

In Memory of Mrs. Roselyn Fujimoto Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Collins In Memory of Dr. Gilbert S. Hong Mr. Michael E. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Albert F.L. Char Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Ching Ms. Elizabeth A. Kane Ms. Frances Lam Leilani ’56 Milici Valenti Ng Pack Inc. Mrs. Yvonne Usita Morris ’63 Takushi Funaki Wong & Stone Mrs. Bernice Pang Tom

8.06%

Mr. Robert F. Brogle Ms. Yung-Mei C.H. Haloski Mrs. Michelle M. Klein Morgan

CLASS OF 1993

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In Memory of Mr. William Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Kilsby Mr. Tim K. Heatherly Mr. Dennis Nguyen

CLASS OF 1997

4.91%

Ms. Megan M. Carnate Ms. Taryn A. Carr Mr. Mitchell B. Goo Ms. Stephanie M. Lape Ms. LeAnne N. Mistysyn Ms. Kimberly L. Nakagami Ms. Anne L.T. Wong

6.52%

Mr. Dean D.C. Au Mr. Patrick Kekoa Akio Deparini Mrs. Misty Loreal Daos Gier Mr. Laine Harumasa Kohama Ms. Jennifer W.L. Leong Ms. Angela Youngae O’Malley Mr. Todd Soma Ms. Lisa Takayesu Ms. Jennifer E. Wang

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In Memory of Mr. Kan Jung Luke Mrs. Rosalie Moilee Hong

4.95%

2.41%

In Memory of Mrs. Florence Bouley Ms. Kathleen M. Bouley Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Hazuka Mr. and Mrs. David J. Mangen

In Memory of Mrs. Patricia Kaulahao Dougan ’58 Mrs. Lucile I. Smith Mistysyn ’37

7.14%

Mrs. Kathryn Molyneux Ferreira Dr. Jonathan K.H. Lau, DDS Mr. Nikos Anthony Leverenz Mrs. Malia Whaley McLeod Mr. Ian Tien Tzu Santee Ms. Shelley Kim Tadaki

In Memory of Mrs. Mary A. Blanco Mr. Fred C. Blanco

In Memory of Mr. Paul Domaloan ’55 Mrs. Melissa A. Domaloan Layden ’87 Ms. Camille Domaloan Michel ’84

Mr. Robert Ellis Chee, Jr. Mr. Darryl Chiu Kin Choy Mrs. Darcie W.L. Au Kawamura Ms. Shari Mie Kunimoto Mr. Patrick Kalani Loo, Jr. Ms. Carey Hiroko Takayesu Mr. Terrence K. Torco Ms. Krissie K. Yanagawa

CLASS OF 1991

In Memory of Sr. Charlotte C. Anderson MM ’44 Mr. Arthur Anderson and Mrs. Gladys Lee-Anderson

In Memory of Mrs. Antoinette Cabral DeMello ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Ozzie Reid

Mr. Tony Jay Amigleo Mr. Joedy Kaleo Okalani Blackstad Mr. Brandon Ying Git Ho Mr. Aaron H.O. Leong Mr. Wesley L.W. Lum Mrs. Victoria W.L. Okamura Mr. Kyle Anthony Wong

CLASS OF 1990

In Memory of Mr. Stephen J. Alencastre Mrs. Barbara A. Yoneda ’72

CLASS OF 1998 Ms. Nathene Lynn C. Antonio Ms. Lori M. Cambra Ms. Elizabeth Ann Chee Ms. Elizabeth W.P. Hisashima Mr. Jonathan Y.P. Hung Mr. Kristopher C. Kern Ms. Jeanelle T. Kikawa Mr. Greg K. Kodama

10.52%

Mr. Steven R. Bruno Mr. John T.K. Hisashima Ms. Reyna R. Kodama Ms. Krystal Y.G. Lee Ms. Candy K.Y. Leung Mr. Richard James McLeod Mr. Daryl K. Nakamoto Ms. Jessie M. O’Gorman Ms. Darlene E. Ramones Mr. Matthew G. Romanelli Ms. Crystal S.L. Sasaki Ms. Kelly M. Sato Ms. Jessica F.Y.S. Schiavoni Mr. Ryan S.Y. Ung Ms. Pilita A. Winchatz Ms. Gaylean Kalei Wong Mr. Raymond W.M. Yee Mr. Brandon W.H. Yung

CLASS OF 2001 Mr. David K. Mistysyn

In Memory of Mr. Alfred L. Usita Ms. Phyllis N.T. Shea ’58 In Memory of Mr. Edwin S.N. Wong Mrs. Rosalie Moilee Hong In Memory of Mrs. Pearla M. Relator Yuen ’78 Mrs. Helen K. Ho Mitsunaga & Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel J. Relator In Honor of Mrs. Barbara Tom Ching ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Cooke In Wedding Honor of Dr. and Mrs. Gabriel W.C. Ma Mr. and Mrs. Francis W.O. Chock Ms. Phyllis N.T. Shea ’58

.007%

ALOHA AUTO AUCTION – AUTOMOBILE DONATION PROGRAM Mr. Herb S.F. Leong Mr. James M. and Mrs. Linda S. Mistysyn Mrs. Lucile I. Smith Mistysyn ’37

SPIRIT OF GIVING PROGRAM – MIKE MCKENNA’S WINDWARD MOTOR CARS Mrs. Lisa A. Amador ’90 and Mr. Leo Amador Mr. Paul and Mrs. Mary Arthur Mrs. Cecilia D. Cullen ’54 and Mr. Joseph Cullen Ms. Emily Hull-Martin ’97 Mr. Sam S. and Mrs. Donna Lortrakul Dr. Sharon H. Ong ’83 and Mr. Simon Y. Ong Mr. Mike K. Rojek ’02 Mr. Patrick and Mrs. Julia Souza Mr. Steven F. Tseu ’78

Mrs. Irene N.H. Lee Dr. Gabriel W.C. Ma Mrs. JoAnn Y. Mau Mrs. Lucile I. Smith Mistysyn ’37 Mrs. Lynn Mitchell Mr. Dean M. Miyamoto ’72 Mrs. Viola K. Quinn ’49 Mr. Ian Santee ’91 Dr. Reynold S. Shirai ’47 Mrs. Audrey Y. Sunada Mrs. Lynne Watanabe ’69 Mrs. Laurie Wong ’56

SPECIAL EVENTS A special mahalo to all those who contributed to the success of Maryknoll’s fundraising events.

Sponsors

Maile Sponsors ($3,000)

Del Monte Fresh Produce Hawaii Inc. Horizon Waste Hawaii Mr. Arnold Ing – Nursery Associates Marians Island Wide Catering McDonald’s of Hawaii (Manoa Unit) Sodexho Marriott Services D. Otani Produce Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Otani Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pang State Poultry Processors Inc.

Bank of Hawaii Ernst & Young LLP

4th ANNUAL MONSIGNOR CHARLES A. KEKUMANO SCHOLARSHIP DINNER Held at the Hilton Hawaiian Village Coral Ballroom on March 29, 2001

because of your support! We thank you.

GIFTS IN KIND Mr. Leslie Au B & W Photography Mr. John Charlot Mr. Clinton J. Clausen Dennis Uniform Company Mr. Nathan Costa Edward Enterprises Inc Mr. Nelson H. Koyanagi Jr. ’72 Dr. and Mrs. Craig D. MacDonald Mr. Clyde S. and Mrs. Janet Matsusaka Mr. and Mrs. Darrell W. Mattos Milici Valenti Ng Pack Mr. Scott M. Sakanashi Mr. Russell Uyeno and Mrs. Rose Anne Petro Mrs. Brenda D. Dung Wong ’77 Mr. Chris Q.Y. Yuen ’71

GIFTS OF SERVICE Mrs. Barbara Ching Mr. Mark F. Conching ’83 Mrs. Hilda De Cambra Cordeiro ’37 Mrs. Lei Darcey Mrs. Marlene Dias DeCosta ’66 Mrs. Teresa Dominguez Ms. Virginia Gonsalves ’38 Mrs. Cora C. Gushikuma ’73 Mr. James S. Hiramatsu ’75 Mrs. Jean Hiraoka Mrs. Sylvia S. Ho Mr. Miles Kamimura Dr. Thomas S. Kosasa Mrs. Mi Kosasa Mr. Kerry D. Lam ’76 Mr. Gordon D. Lau Dr. Irwin K.M. Lee

25th ANNUAL LUAU

Steering Committee

Held at Blaisdell Center Exhibition Hall on Sunday, October 1, 2000

Mrs. Gladys Brandt, Honorary Chairperson Mrs. Barbara Tom Ching ’61 Mr. Mark Conching ’83 Mrs. Phyllis Corteway Mr. Patrick Downes Mrs. Gigi Dang Johnson ’72 Mrs. Eileen Lota Mrs. Charlene Wong Lum ’60 Mrs. Yvonne Usita Morris ’63 Mrs. Monica Domaloan Ng Pack ’83 Mrs. Nina Rodrigues Rapozo ’54 Mrs. Laurie Hong Wong ’56

Luau Committee Mrs. Michelle Bower Ono Ms. Karla Brundage Mrs. Colleen Elfalan Mrs. Roxane Ishikawa Goo ’78 Mrs. Cora Cabebe Gushikuma ’73 Mrs. June Hara Mrs. Cora Hata Mrs. Cyndi Medeiros Mr. Henry Noa Mr. Tim Peris Mr. Vernon Sam

Ilima Sponsors ($5,000) Hilton Hawaiian Village Tihati Productions Ltd.

Plumeria Sponsors ($1,000) Alexander & Baldwin, Inc. Aston Hotels & Resorts Mrs. Gladys A. Brandt Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Burdick – Dwight D. Burdick Construction Carole Kai Charities Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Malcom H. Chang Dr. Ming Chen Mr. Sonny & Mrs. Barbara ’61 Ching Mr. & Mrs. Francis W.O. Chock Coca-Cola Bottling Company Mr. Andrew W. Corcoran ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Tony Crabb DFS Galleria Dr. & Mrs. David K.H. Dung Mr. & Mrs. John Enos – Ideal Construction, Inc. Elite Mechanical / Hidano Construction, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Gerald Faulkner First Hawaiian Bank Mr. & Mrs. Saafiga Foster Mr. James S. Hiramatsu ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Alan H.L. Ho Honolulu Advertiser Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Jung Mr. Alan R. Kimi Mrs. Mary Kondo – Hawaii Family Dental Centers Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Kosasa Dr. & Mrs. Irwin K.M. Lee – two tables Mr. Stanford C. Lee ’75 – Next Designs, LLC Mr. Edwin Y.H.K. Liu Dr. & Mrs. Gabriel W.C. Ma Ms. Kapiolani K. Marignoli Maryknoll Grade School Student Council Maryknoll Parent Teacher Guild – three tables Mr. & Mrs. Clyde S. Matsusaka Mr. Dean Miyamoto CPA, Inc. Mr. James R. & Mrs. Yvonne ’63 Morris Mr. & Mrs. Peter Ng Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Ng Pack – Milici Valenti Ng Pack Sacred Heart Parish Saint Pius X Parish Mr. & Mrs. Jack Thompson – two tables Dr. & Mrs. Joseph C.S. Tsai Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wo – C.S. Wo and Sons Mr. Alfred & Mrs. Laurie ’56 Wong Mr. & Mrs. Darryl P. Wong Mrs. Susan Chong Wong ’66

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Mr. Roland J. Yap Dr. & Mrs. Ernie Yim Mr. Chris Q.Y. Yuen ’71

Silent Auction Donors Dick and Margot Adair Alicia’s Market Aloha Airlines American Airlines Mr. Michael Amore ’79 Anonymous Donor Arna Photography The Art Source Avanti Fashion Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Baker Beauty by Fumiko Better Brands – Mr. George D. Szigeti Beverly Hills Country Club – Gene Axelrod BMW of Honolulu Bob Chinn’s CrabHouse Restaurant Ms. Teresa Brink-Wong Cane Haul Road, Ltd. Charles Nii Nursery, Inc. Ms. Susan Cheng Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Chu Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Coffee Partners of Hawaii/Starbucks Cove Entertainment Daughters of Hawaii Dynasty Restaurant Elite Limousine Service, Inc. Entertainment Publications Mr. Andrew Feldmann Franklin Covey Futurekids Manoa Garakuta-Do

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GBC Boxes & Packaging Ms. Angie Golis-Yamamoto Great Chefs Television H&R Block Hawaii Prince Hotel & Golf Club Hilton Beverly Hills Hilton New York Hilton San Diego Hilton San Francisco Hilton Times Square Hilton Turtle Bay Golf & Tennis Resort Hilton Waikoloa Village Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ho Hokuli’i Images Photography Image City Indich Colleciton – Mr. Bill Indich Island Guitars JPS Dressers: A Hair and Nail Salon Kaheka Rehab Clinic & Universal Massage KD Jewelry, Inc. Kenneth’s Photography Kim Taylor Reece Gallery Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kobashikawa and Denise Mr. Bradley Koki ’71 Kontemporary Kreations Michael and Cyndy LaPorte Ms. Claire Lau Lenscrafters Maika’i Sancks & Baksets Malama Salon and Spa Marians Island Wide Catering Mary Ann Changg Photography Maryknoll School Mauna Kea Beach Hotel Mermaids Hawaii Milici Valenti Ng Pack

Mistu-Ken Okazu & Catering Mr. James R. Morris Ms. Yvonne Usita Morris ’63 Ms. Avis Mukawa Murphy’s Bar & Grill Ms. Monica Domaloan Ng Pack ’83 The Orchid at Mauna Lani Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Oshiro Outrigger International Travel, Inc. Outrigger Waikoloa Beach Resort Pacific Beach Hotel Pagoda Hotel & Terrace The Paperie Paul K. Tanaka, DDS Picture Magic Pictures Plus Roy Sakuma Productions, Inc. Sheraton Maui Resort Star Markets Taj Clubhouse Tori Richard Ltd. – Mr. Mort Feldman Treetops Restaurant Ultrazone Hawaii Utah Jazz Kathy Y.S.C. Viniegas (H20 Salon) W Honolulu Hotel The Westin Maui Windward Mall Mr. Al Wong Worry-Free Vacations

Other Sponsors and Contributors Ms. Beth Bogdon Mr. Mark Conching ’83 – MC Consulting Mr. Ken-Wai Doo and Mrs. Annina Lukumies-Doo

Mr. Patrick Downes Mrs. Angie Golis-Yamamoto Hilton Hawaiian Village Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Kosasa Mrs. Eileen Lota Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lung Milici Valenti Ng Pack Advertising Video Production – Dave Daniels, Jenni Katinszky, Carmen Rodrigues Public Relations – Linda Chun Nursery Associates – Arnold Ing Presentation Services Ohana of Cha and Jack Thompson Tihati Productions, Ltd. Afatia Thompson, Misty Thompson, John Tilton, Aaron Sala

10th ANNUAL FORE! MARYKNOLL GOLF TOURNAMENT Held at The New Ewa Beach Golf Course on July 19, 2001. See page 11 for list of sponsors and contributors.

Steering Committee Mr. Kerry D. Lam ’76, Chairman Mrs. Lori Kern Carlos ’87 Mr. Thomas A. Ching ’75 Mr. Mark Conching ’83 Mrs. Pattie Wong Heatherly ’66 Mr. Michael Ho ’57 Mrs. Patricia Chu Ho ’57 Mr. Howard Lee Mrs. Charlene Wong Lum ’60 Mrs. Yvonne Usita Morris ’63 Mrs. Naomi Saito Mrs. Michelle Arakawa Ushio ’81 Mrs. Lourdes Lee Whang ’78

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An Experience

(September 11, 2001)

by Johann J. Santos ’93

Photo courtesy of FEMA

I

live in Jersey City, New Jersey. This city is right across the Hudson River from the island of Manhattan. Both places share its quality of diversity composed of so many ethnic groups and cultures. After September 11, it wasn’t only the Manhattan skyline that changed after the towers fell. My experience has left me to ponder what aspect of a human being’s nature holds the potential to cause so much chaos and unimaginable evil.

This is a story – my story – of what I saw and how I came to assist those who fell victim to acts of terrorism by people who raped and redefined the meaning of a religion. These people believed that in order to gain God’s favor meant to kill thousands, to orphan so many children, and to destroy families and loved ones. This act tore the line between common animals and man.

“WHO COULD EVER SURVIVE THAT?” It started off as a perfect morning. I was coming from Bayonne Park, the next town over from Jersey City. I heard on the radio that a plane had struck one of the towers of the World Trade Center (WTC).

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flames. I decided to head toward Liberty State Park to get a better view. Within minutes of leaving my car, I saw the second plane hit the second building. It had an impact that, even from across the Hudson River, made me jerk backwards.

Then the screams started. Those who were at the park began running to their cars. Some who decided to stay had trouble keeping a steady posture. I was the same way. I couldn’t feel my legs for a while. That morning I had an appointment in Manhattan in the area of the WTC towers. I was going to take a certification exam but it was cancelled the night before.

I stayed until park rangers began to instruct people to leave so that appropriate personnel could enter the park. I was on my way out when I decided to ask one of the rangers if volunteers were needed to stay.

I informed him that I was a student from the nursing school in town. I was told to wait at the pier for other volunteers and medical personnel.

After several minutes the first of the towers collapsed, followed by the second. Manhattan disappeared in a big cloud of dust that reached the water. Our collective thought as a group was, “Who could ever survive that?”

The ferries began to arrive with so few wounded and so many beyond help. New York City’s hospitals were already flooded with 911 calls and incoming wounded. Jersey City has the only state designated trauma center; patients had to be transported from the city to the hospital. All tunnels and bridges near the lower side of Manhattan were closed off to pedestrian traffic. We had to help those we could from the ferries and onto ambulances that took them to the medical center. There were lines of ambulances waiting, but there weren’t that many injured to carry. Already, too many were dead. The ferries had to unload the injured and pick up body bags for the retrieval of the dead.

though it had been several years since I graduated from Maryknoll High School, the spirit and caring that I learned being in the Maryknoll family is part of who I am even to this day. After years of wear, I lost the shirt soon after I laundered it a few days after September 11th. In a way I think it lasted just long enough to remind me of these qualities that I almost forgot.

Days after the tragedy, the Liberty State Park remained closed.

Numerous cars remained in the “Park and Ride” lot waiting for their owners to return. So many cars were towed away. Their owners never came back. A town nearby Jersey City lost almost half its townspeople that day. They all worked in different firms in the WTC towers.

THE YOUNGEST VICTIMS With the injured came the harsh reality of this act of terror. Five children were among the many others from the site who lost their parents. They were motionless, covered in dust and soot. Most of them had dried up tear marks streaming down their small soiled cheeks.

One little girl had a hole the size of my fist on her lower back, due to falling debris. She lost her mom in the chaos of fleeing the WTC. A little boy got separated from his mother and was lifted out of harm’s way by what he says was a police officer or a fireman. He said he heard the cries of his mom fade into the thickness of the dust cloud. He was also injured by falling debris; his back was covered in shards of glass.

I leaned over to him. He was lying on his front side since the pieces of glass were still stuck in his back. He reached over to me and placed his hand over my chest and asked, “Who’s that?” in a muffled voice. I almost forgot the shirt I was wearing – my old and worn Maryknoll t-shirt. He was asking about the drawing of the Spartan on the upper left hand side. He said he looked funny but he also looked very brave. I told the boy that I saw the Spartan in him. I told him how brave and how tough a little fighter he was.

It wasn’t long until he and the others were transported to the hospital. I don’t know if they ever found their parents.

One good thing was that they had relatives who lived in New Jersey by their side at the hospital.

“FAITH, COMPASSION, HOPE... COURAGE” Today, I carry the memories in my mind. I remember the children, the people injured and the many others who lost their lives that day. I remember the picture of the Maryknoll Spartan on my t-shirt. I never thought that I would come to a point where a child whose innocence was abruptly taken away that day, who was too tired to shed another tear because of the pain from his injuries and his loss, could remind me of why I decided to stay in that park.

I give credit to my parents and family for instilling those qualities of caring, hope, love, and service within me. I am thankful that the Maryknoll sisters and faculty I met while at Maryknoll High School, and the Maryknoll family in the Marshall Islands, gave me the chance to sharpen my ability in sharing those qualities with others.

I only wish that I was able to do more. Wanting to become a registered nurse in my mind is no longer a question. That day removed all my doubts. I look to continue my nursing education because I believe that I already have the compassion needed to help others heal and to find a sense of comfort in times of uncertainty.

I don’t see myself as anything more than a simple guy who tried to do the right thing. I didn’t write this personal account to advertise, publicize or glorify what had happened on September 11, 2001. It was an emotional experience that I would not wish on anyone else.

I mentioned Maryknoll High School a few times because of its focus on so many aspects in caring such as helping others, faith, compassion, hope, especially the courage to uphold these qualities. I experienced this when I was there as a student. I was fortunate enough to have learned these qualities from family but I was privileged to have attended a school that laid its foundation in the further development and strengthening of these ideals. I think we need more schools like that.

September 11, 2001 was a day that will remain in my mind for a long time. From there, I walk toward the future uncertain but with the hope that the world soon draws the curtain on violence. These cowardly acts of terrorism do nothing more than to provoke a retaliatory response that endangers more lives. In the end, we just wonder if it was all worth it.

I hope and pray that this tragedy does not happen again. Life is just too precious.

“I realized that even though it had been several years since I graduated from Maryknoll High School, the spirit and caring that I learned being in the Maryknoll family is part of who I am even to this day.”

SPIRIT RENEWED AMIDST SUFFERING The emotional and physical toll on all of the volunteers and personnel became evident. I had to take a couple of steps back due to the enormity of the situation. We were all tired and exhausted.

More people arrived to help out and more than enough arrived to relieve those who came earlier. I needed to leave after six or seven hours in that park. Some stayed, as I have found out later on, for another 16 hours.

The next day I went over to the hospital where I attend nursing school. I found myself helping out there as well, and I donated blood after the day was over. I saw news reports on TV that evening and saw the impact of the planes and the collapse of the towers again. Seeing it on television had no comparison to how you felt actually witnessing the event unfold in front of your eyes.

I thought about what the little boy asked me. I looked at the stained picture of the Spartan after I went home that day. I realized that even

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