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JUNE 14, 2019 • HAWAII CATHOLIC HERALD SPECIAL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION.SECTION 9 THE BESTof HAWAII’S CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL CLASS of 2019 Each year, the Hawaii Catholic Herald salutes outstanding graduating seniors by asking Hawaii’s Catholic high schools to submit the names and photos of their top awardees. These students exemplify a dedication and commitment to Catholic values, academics and athletics. SAINT FRANCIS SCHOOL Kelsy Padilla Breeann Andrade Justin Loi Ashley Joy Salacup Saint Marianne Cope Award Leadership Award Service Award Religion Award Salutatory Award Valedictory Award MARYKNOLL SCHOOL Renceh Flojo Aspen-Marie Tong Makoto Kamata Kimberly Guevara Tyson Tonokawa Valedictorian Salutatorian Male Athlete of the Year Female Athlete of the Year Top Hawaii Pacific Univer- Maryknoll Cup Mother Mary sity Dual-Degree Scholar Joseph Rogers Award SACRED HEARTS ACADEMY Aiyana Noelle Arnobit Audrie Lau Logan Shiroma Emily Truong Olivia Bruce Clarissa De Smet Valedictorian Salutatorian Aymer Award Libert Award Coudrin Award Theology Award SAINT ANTHONY SCHOOL Fiona McGrath Hunter Otani Alana Robell Evan Essner Makenna Cockett Noah Dods Valedictorian Co-Salutatorian Co-Salutatorian General Excellence Mother Mary Joseph Brother Robert Bader Chris- Scholastic Excellence Scholar Athlete (School’s Highest Award) Christian Woman Award tian Man Award Senior Athlete Award St. Marianne Citizenship St. Damien Christian Service DAMIEN MEMORIAL SCHOOL Christopher Uriel Nina Sethra Gantala Rhesel Dadis Rivera Janice Chianna Mason-Royce Chaise Kevin K. Edwards Manibog Okumura Bumanglag Viriliter Age Award Manzano Bernal Daoang Br. Regan Scholar Athlete Valedictorian Salutatorian Br. Regan Scholar Athlete Fr. Damien Monarch Award Award Award SAINT JOSEPH SCHOOL Alyssa Faletoi Mary Campbell Sora Torao Dylan Costales Ai Yamazaki Siam Thomas Valedictorian Salutatorian Student Achievement Award Father Pouzat Award Deacon LeRoy Andrews Principal’s Award St. Marianne Cope Award “Service to the Community” Award SAINT LOUIS SCHOOL Andrew Y. Yonemura Duke Powers Parks Denison Daguay Isaiah C. Filisi J-Ward Howard Kulia’ikanu’u Smith Marianist Centennial Award President’s Award Piosalan Scholar-Athlete Award Saint Christopher Award Student Body President Blessed Chaminade Award Valedictorian Senior Class President JROTC Award Award Fr. William O’Connell Award Trustees Award Salutatorian Activities Award.

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