Hawaiian Mission Academy - Ka Lamaku Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

 - Class of 1954

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Diamond Heed Nuuanu Pal: The Blowhole wif? Cane Tassels Punchbowl Cemetery Maui Shoreiine x www ' JP XI ' -L .L .Jf 21 fi-o l . Ie' 14 . N xx 1 5 I 1 I 6 Lf? 7 4 ' Qfanolaiu. 7. W. Y 1 .5- ,-1.. , ,. -'flf 1 Wig Da N- ! A Af' ' 232 f i' c Spaans! u L-- my-1 U' Srafvdwg, H Porfmg, R Larson F-1 Oghwta Seated M V C Lasher, E 'Jwgf-QQ. C Amcrcsi A' Kf pgjh fd, C Vvafda TVQ uceff gas' Vai screw We Vfi.-.mg map' Sffixc-CYS at HUA A new have Giumgmlfg mmf 'mth The mresr eilwpmwinf A nam Dusmeis ecjuiaflom umr aceagqare rp Serve We OSGUS , :mg 5 3 and fume hLAsmes5 expanswn The eqmppmg if aw HLJTCF medarmcs shop, SD Wm a Smcievt max earn n A1 ,H Www Lfragtmc wwe TH, QMEMTY rug f Cr'.1f4:r'wg 5 L X. 'X wg 'JPG A T Twi' Ijiuwhjmg Q JGJN5 allafffriuwi !GTv.66'A 'Vw T-'MS Ufi .gff S ' ' 'fe ,L-fnwr mm .1 ,' 1,-J vxlmcb Vaf JE, ,v,.1dEi'WN Q Tir X ff 'ML L, Our most prfeiirvg inure need: winds A new Cafereme WWTF acjyommg wrihem ans Dakar. A amtatnie dape buwtmg rhefeb. feeas mi We iresew imp-5 'Vw' f afmmai educafuon am The rebuwdmg gf a number Lf the elewemafk. szhcd Lmffs D Mr Herr was introduced to us as a history and English teacher. but vve have found through the years that he is much more His teaching has been scholarly yet dovvn to earth His counsel has been kind- ly and helpful, Mr Herr has done much to bring the best in lyceum programs to our campus Through his ettorts we have had the very highest type of classroom films. His has been the guiding hand behind many of the social events in the past years. His leadership in church and Sabbath School activities has held before us the value of spiritual things, When Mr. Herr came to H, lvl, A in l946, we soon learned that he loved ba- nanas, ln the years that have followed, we have learned that he loves us, We were happy to say Aloha in greeting eight years ago. Sadly we say 'Aloha' as taref well and add a prayer May we meet again T you Mr Herr our teacher and friend the Students ot H M A gratefully dedicate this l954 edition of Ka Lamaku t Q ioa th the M .al--1' 20 ice WILFRED HOOMALU ay 54 Another school year has come and gone a year of unforgettable memorses We remember when we came here as freshmen Green freshses that s what they called us We stud sed hard and rspened conssderably The next year found us stsll pluggsng thss tsme as suffersng sophs And of course we cannot forget our memorable year as sunsors Class presentatson revealed the sunsors as one of the most orsgsnal and colorful of all classes Then too there was the sunsor sensor banquet at romantsc Lau Yee Chas s followed by a moonlst walk through the Royal Hawassan Gardens S E B All too soon have all these actsvstses passed snto the realm of treasured mem orses Now we look back proudly upon the playsng of our leadsng role as the msghty sensors of 54 How can we forget thss year' Class presentatson fac ulty sensor entertasnment sensor sksp day sensor faculty entertasnment another sunsor sensor banquet and the great clsmactsc moment of all graduatson' The class of 54 wsll always regard thss year as the most smportant one sn all thesr Dre college trasnsng As each sensor leaves these halls of Chrsstsan learnsng he does so wsth the sndelsble convsctson that Cod must be hss Pslot Choossng l-lsm the 54 graduates wsll never forget thesr asm To Quest for the Best nor fasl of ultsmate vsctory sn that great battle sn whsch He Conquers Who Conquers Hsmself 5 we 54 s wssssi A Mfg N6 Us M R s I X L He ho sing fright ns way . . . . ... . ss h 5 ll5 , , s s ts . - ss s - s - v 1 - I . , . ,, . ss s . A ' 1 ' Q . 1 gf ot-T W , s R 'lsel dy'-Yer Q EDITH MORRISON Clear th nk ng and fearless acnon along the Innes of r gh! 0 457' SRAM ve' can AOA QXFX ne A ,Sofa 405 YN nd 1 Ove! IAUA u w we no xo .e ' rfx NN co MOTTO A M COLOR FLOWER P, N PO V39 De R Vffr He conquers who conquers hnmself To quest for the best Navy blue 81 whate Red Carnatlon VX OP! Y- 'Q fx new Ln! p-N 405 an 'UU- ff KK N -sg HOSE -El, , ALA' S-ie' '. s e 'ace :' 'Pe s:-- IANET APC ima sen-:Q 5 Je sem ce H R AKE we brwghrerwg Her o nev sm We N ELNA CHONC xmeef Hess s of sw rwwcarce MAX CLRAMEVNC DAL Lf- 'UQAMENC P-ee UN as fodax ea AN ISHIKN A 'mn cf eau v s af v forever ELAINE KAWAVOTO A render hear: a .N IL nflexnble WILFRED KIM H45 wwf s as sharp as rhe Damascus suse! EDWARD LAL A me r heart maketh a :heerfu courffenarwce EVANCELINE LE ALOHA Her ways are ways of pleasarwtness L1 LY MATSUDA O she was good as she was fawr WALTER MWA Smence 45 more emquem than words IANE 'VHTSUMORI Sdence v5 one great arf of ccrwersavwon J- 1 l Ci 1 'US pr.. fg- www' pq. 4- cn. 1. ga' i fv- iv un., 2 i ,JNQ 17' C5 Q uh. AK! X- Q.. 2 ,-A IC' ,,-4 ,nv 86 G..- EDWTH VHYASHIRO ' s good-w' makes mrewgence AVY NAKASONE For sfo was 'es the Qwet kmd CEORCE PHNLLIPS Readmg makevh a full man WAYNE SHIROMA A merrv heart doeth good ROBERTA TAMANAHA Thus ass so neat wnh sn-Me sweet LOL N QA YACONC A gwwd aug' ws sunshme mn a house Ill . hi. . Q, . I , ' ' , QI fl! ' .1 nl., C y . , ...5 J f 1 ...'!5'Y if f 6 Rf' ,-4 :P , 8 4 1 f A ,' 4 's V F 4 Us . 1 M 5 'P - Y 'V a , , J . ' , A G V 4' f ' . ALFKL 1- K' VWRTE AA S C' ALYCE KAVVAZOE T easu e D9 EYE RACE ARAKAK ARAP-1 TAGLUNDO Pesoet epesdet 4,4 ss Luke a streak of lughtnung across the sky three well spent years have flashed by leavung for us only one more year Yes It seems only yesterday we went on that plc nuc to the wnndy slde of the vsland on the school truck our old faithful We had a nice tlme there playung swlmmung eatlng and of course chattering un that nousy gngglang manner common to freshman greenhorns The hzghlnght of our freshman year was our presentation the frrst we had ever had With Arthur Yahuku leading us we ambutuous fresh ues accomplished much un school Then came the dawning convuctlon of growung maturity Wuth capable Yahlku once again at the wheel leading hns fellow class least we rather thought we dld Now 39 strong we lunuors led by Grace have fully earned the tntle upperclassmen that magical term that Indicates we have ganned new standlng among our fellows Of course thus has brought us new responsubulrtues too Wnth ASHMA for example with Alyce as secretary Howard as treasurer and Yahlku as prexy we have trued to do our part to uphold the Ghrustlan pruncuples for which HMA stands Our asm Higher Ground shall ever sour us on to greater herghts Brrght red and matchung gray are our class colors symbol lzlng our faith and determunatuon to become the trusted leaders of a challengnng tomorrow MOTTO Hlgher Grounds A lvl We Shall Shane As The Stars COLORS Red and Gray FLOWER Whlte Garnatnon Nt MR HA HORMN ELEM. YOSHIDA Ac se Ad e is ' 5- Q o 5 . ' 'll r rln M:-rln l I 1 i , . . h ' L tw RE - V ' :r rx ' ' ' L. mates toward new horizons. we rendered outstanding Service. At J-Vx ' , , l r r r I . 5' Q- .Z I , - . I 'K SEV ai't-:YI ' 'X I I - 'A t a K l l ' J 5 '-. L c vas a M I . N S V is AL. Www- L- 1 1 Sfardev Akam ne Hamer Dumlac 4- pf' 1 six --N ZA L tw' Betn lane Negrra New Arakax Rufm Bernard ro me EH Dora FW ra jearvevte Carcwa 4' Q- Q- wx svn Yr:- Cerfrude Haton Peggy P-wawabhnda Eugene H Ymc Heen Karr New! Katada Rhoda Kxm A M r '4usL.ha a Bef ee 4' -- L- b-.- 1 x I, . I , Z, xi' 5,-. M ,MA 4 4:- 4 L- - x N 't , A l l X L s Q it C ghfo Na! Do s Osh y Pa k Ph Rebec a P a pw f 'C' in., iw' Qt B x Qu.. Q ff FX' to--, MERRITT MacLAFFERTY DAVID ISHIKAWA AMY YOCI V ce p es dent Pres de t :ecreta Y YQ NPQQVI KAY NAKASHIMA Treasurer ,f NIR: LILLIAN FONSECA Adv ser We were proud when we completed our freshman year and thus qualufued to be called by the more dngmfued erm of sophomores However when we realuzed that the school year was rapndly flymg by we deterrnuned to do our very best ID whatever we un dertook Not only have we strrven to acquure a sound foundation so that we mught be of service to others an the years to come but we have also chosen a motto and arm that ever keeps before us our great oblectnve It ss our strong determnnatuon to pre pare for better thlngs by making o not Cold fnrst ID our uv s both now and forever IVIOTTO Prepanng for Better Thungs AIM Cod not Cold COLORS Red and Whute FLOWER Gardenia Q id -1791 PAUL YAHIKU Pasto 1 -3 Qu.,-I STANLEY AMAO Sg at Arms N MR WILLIAM ALBEE Ad ser Y 'Sf .nn 1 I Dougns Murukarm Worm Bmosa A un Provuw BO xOr1'1Q L,-G UL o rm Karmsr UUNQ' MQQ .1 W1 G fps- qv 41 fp A 74 KHLKH Y ? s. 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X. . j h kan C537 cs . f' 1 We me Kmarfa f.:l'L ' F 1 'X '- SH 0 r cz w Hee- , am Km.a -,.,.1. wr ff K r'-.me Hx aw-' tn .af 2.-.a Lmc li an nun 1-9 or T L-QI Susan Lee Frances Nakamofo Arthur Omme Hama Shmsaro Walrer Tsuha fl .,'v Q- x Rochelle Leuamha Alan Naiuax if :, ' '- 3 Momco Rwera Crace Tabura N1ar1cr .Q Xvoruen lean Nazamme WvNI4am Nevei Q l -31 Busumu Terashrma Florence Nuva 1 up 'Q--'9 .. - pi 'Q is 4.4 fli- ,JA ii di 2 i iw pf ,as l AmeMa .pg 1' 40 A25 f. -9 Vi .af- Gr 'Y Uluiam Rodrigues Ear! Shwm lane Tana Ku-me Tak dw Emvh Tammaha ST3'7iCy Yamaruha fn- Y koxarrva brmc-y Yosrwworm Susan Shnmabukuro ANN KAWAMOTO Vuce pres dent DONALD MORRISON Treasurer MRS WINIFRED OSHITA Adv ser RICHARD YAHIKU President As green freshues fulled vvnth vnm vigor and vltaluty we started our fnrst academy year Slnce then w have accomplished much upon whuch we can look wrth prlde To our ad vusers Mrs Oshlta and Mr Barber we are most grateful for helping to make our freshman year a real success HERBERT SH I ROMA Secretary l 1 LN MOTTO Nothung Great ls Lughtly Won 'V' P A RENCE ARAKAKI AIM Conquernng and Not Conquered COLORS Green and White FLOWER Gardema IONAH KUMALAE Pastor L W Sgt at Arms 'Xu MR LLOYD BARBER Adviser of 25 F C N 5 I .5 4' ' . In I. . ' . vi: - I . v y ' '. ' e :,'l I l ... I if . A ' SQ ,K . ,' I A V ,.'l 1-'I . BV vga - , A - A, L A : . . A' E J ,rs .E Y 5' . K , V I' . L5 i - 5 Lmcoln Akana vlnlton Chong 'Qu' fb' QA if balw Emellarwo Gaye Fung Eilen Karrwm CDN Adele Balcn oanne Bennett Alfred Curamcng Donna Dang xii .S 22 Benpamm Fonseca lean Hadano Harold KaTsurv.n . ,Y ' ff 'S fs. -'DQ Y.. vi x 5' ng.- it vsfv 1-'L I4 as HF r-'ln Kvuna 2 m P fxssm Thomas .-4 Conrad Kmpschwld Fchsa Vxarto 'Q' tu' Q. fl Nasa i F W 'v Ones vs. Aw Oshw o r 1 f F-wer Fha V4 xard Q1 New X a acc C or Q1 1. if' x Ronald Lashwer Harold Nrtfa uk Leona Lee Duane me Nobrwga ludnh Loo Vaher Nurves QS J' gg in N. Q' 4 ,V fain- lax if-x Q F19 qv- N :hae Pa ii 'amos X-.3 fomo' Q QP' een- ra 15 k 'aw Ca: A C arles Y g A 6 '- ' A W X 5 M M. 'YN ... , ,fi ' I . S , ,N .m . , 4 v , b fi A V .. . ,5 X- A 'Ni X 5 -1- f is , 5 x ' . U' lv- .' 'U' ww Q ' , A i 1 Q fir: L P .LDL ' ,A :Ii . Q r ff r. . Q' Pu. lax an ' 1 , S -' Q ., 'il fi' A lb 1 .' 5' L Q ' TT .- 'Sm 4 I i V v Y' , W N , I Y X r . 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'cfg H V ' 'img H Gun L NOBUNARI HASECAWA Pre d t SHIZLJO HONDA V ce p es dent Comung from lapan Chuna Korea and Okunawa for the furst tume our specual Englush students usually speak very luttle uf any Englush They range from grade students to unuversuty graduates The rapuduty wuth whuch some of them learn to speak Englush us astonushung Many of them work durung theur after school hours to help pay expenses a few fund employment as teachers of the japanese language Buble us to these students quute a duffucult subuect For some of them the study of the Buble opens up a whole new phulosophy of lufe and guves meanung to hardshups and heart aches that would otherwuse be beyond theur comprehensuon Each year these students are organuzed luke the other classes wuth a presudent vuce presudent and secretary The offucers thus year are Nobunaru Hasegawa presudent Shuzuo Honda vuce presudent Kumuko Yarnasato secretary treasurer l-lawauuan Mussuon Academy us happy to have these stu dents from dustant lands wuth us We are sorry to lose them when they leave us They lend a grace and a charm to our student body comung as they often do from cultured homes We are happy to see them succeed un theur chosen profes suons and wush them Cod speed un theur servuce for Hum and for others MOTTO Coung Eorwa rd AIM Ambutuon for Fulfullment COLORS Punk Whute and Green 'S if' f KIMIKO YAMASATO 'iec Treas gg, in ELDER H O OSHITA Advuser NP-yu MRS BLANCHE PALMER Ad ser -Qu MRS MAIDELLE BARBER FLOWER Rose Adv ser ff' , . , '. K, l V -. - - z si en f I -Y I X a a QC y, . Q upg . V MP6 . A . . . - t g u y U . . . 9' I - - s u- - u - - ' vi I , I ' i 'if ,-9x N rx O KATHY' Nevada 'Jw' co 'Q ,sv c K K sq, 1'-'Y 'sl 0 Masako M nyagawa M utsuko Okamura QD 1? 1 if P5 lm ,4 'TT' di fix us fn, Enwcm 'X'lwyamoY Mmoru Oshnro 'IQ Li .ga-o IM in gn. Gi- 3 gp... Tormko Sesoko Hnsayoshw Sum ycsm Takeko Yamamoio Kar o Yamamma Kool Yog1 T-sP'wuyasL1 Yokoyama 2- 1 Shmya Ogasawara Tomoakw Ozasa lk is .pl l Toshukw Tamwa lkuko Yog- Masao Yabuku 2 Qi l Kazuhuro Oga a H Charles Raymond airv' 553 ,A ,fx nv N -44 30.5-' Ka:.1Ko Lehara sg: Yogw Talfeko Yabuku 9 A' I 4. 30' Yoshxko Lehara Kxshm Yogu Remko Sumnfta Ufwwv 2044 ffm 4, 1, fr, x bf, 'iw on, 1-fn rm - f ' x Nu-J' S P wmem fnfe Presndent Secrerarx lreasurer Sergeanr-if-Arm: P amsr 15' S of 145717704 f.,'3f.1C UNT, 'ET' ' :IX Wh - . SC! ' tc: 'N 7T', FIRST SEMESTER ane lshfk Aff ur Yih I4 janet Apu Helen Shnmabukuro Damel Phwlmps Vwgmsa de Vera .if -+ L1 QU. Q-, tc .. E , Lifrwctv f- E. if Tw S. Elie: - we, Lew Qi ,auf U- 5 fm SECOND SEMESTEV Arthur Yahuku Dawd Ish kavva Alyce Kawazoe Howard Mornshuge Merritt MaCLafferTy Mme Kobavash Shiv X Gr. .UZ 1' mx. ' EEN AEC, -mm APT Hb s CWM R YNAXKD vlcepfe -V- IA 5- ' M T A .... Segrmdrfo t HEL al-HMAB feasme, UKL O f L P 3 ' arAHZ,sSUPS A-...N I ,a t'f ' Left fo rrght seated Roger Vrctormo jane Tarra Grace Arakakr Alyce Kawazoe Vurgnma de Vera Ednh Morrrson Standmg Edward Lau Davud Ishrkawa Wrlfred Hoomalu 9 L f NN , D xSWKif' OPLXNCQ Wes AL YQE K X , Seffg1f4if'ZCF :4S7f77Zf4 eww! A N as 6,- 3 ' s 1 fx i P 32 6 in X , HOWAW A ' T V MQQI Gaswm SANS? xx P1217 S Mafhfxrp ar Ah? ERTY O PW' seavel sir Hewv Sur me X r -v' Y i -H161 JI ! v 'wg ' f T er, M s I 4 . S - ? rm. l I 1 ' I , 4 ' ' , - - Q, I I I I N QV, , ' , 'ng I X , , , - - - x 1 - ' ., , -4-1-- . r , - 'a 'N' V V . , ,,..,-.,.-Y O Lei' rf rgrvi A Ed k 'Jcfw 1 S' 'f'at'.,-..'. ,aw u' - - 'Mui JL' tk TEN-1' ang 51.1 ' . 'e .3 Qu.: A . gg. J seg - Qauah 1x9 S Ks Na Alun Club 114 Radio Club U Photography Club ,Q Associate Edutorb George Pholluo Howarj W 5 so mrfrmtlng Ka Jamaica C' . ,ee g,,,.,..f' f .. .ai el' if 'A 5 1'r,'i' F- X .IQWU ., ,U 5 ,J 4 . , J , . wf.,-,L,. . 5, - lc il 1 -lun, .A 'Raman ,v . . , . .. X 'gf I .f-'H flfgyf' -.-.Q Mr, Elmer Digneo l ' i . ,Q s A v- V. -0. .' vs . ,gif I '- ,gfktx U . H Adviser .gmt lQn' ,mg - '.I.'w,1J - ,-'win .- . '. 'M R :uri Hn ,ns-' 4.5 'QA x .I tv - 4,9 i in 'Yr s l 3 'pf' rg' lilfgv X Y Edith Miyashiro Editor-in-Chief Ka Lamalcu staff at work www no u-i nl, . s ' 1 .... ,, f'., gf , ,- lv 1'- .....m ...., . ., .M -.,.,,o. ,gd -w M rs. Kenneth Day Adviser Our busy, industrious Ka Lamaku group combined their precious time and effort in planning and arranging the pages of the '54 annual and have turned out this choice book of memories, destined to be cherished by each trueahearted HMA-ite. l-learttelt acknowledgment of appreciation goes to Mr, Hal Horning and his Photography Club tor their photographic cone tributions to these pages and to the Hawaii Visitors' Bureau tor the scenic pictures found on both the tront and back cover pages and on page one. ,xv it '- Alyce Kawazoe Dons Oshiro 4 4 ng, 4 I 1 N! x -. ,-. 4 , Av' ' 19 'M' WH, 165,31 ,.-Q-. A Arfhu? Edifof Kllguhara Literary Editor Anastacia Cadelinia ?'fff5'gziyif m 'H'l.ih Y--ll p . 1 ' Another eventful year has come to its close--a year filled with memories of experiences which, we hope. have been nearly all pleasant. The education which you have received this year has been made up of much more than what you have gotten from books, And the result of your education is YOU. You-morally, spiritually, physically. mentally, We of the faculty hope that you have gained in all of these areas of growth during this year, Especially do we hope that you have made progress in the building of character, without which no man may gain life eternal To the Class of '54, our fondest Alohas. You now repre- sent H.lVl.Ai in a special way. Our school will be judged in part by you, May Cod grant to each of you the grace and wisdom to live successfully in the present worlde-a-so that you may live eternally in the world to come. zi,,,0 10 Acctuvfae' Mrs, joyce Dngneo, BA, fuivfa? f Registrar Aw Levers' Brlls' Phone ca4's' Errards' How these effrcrem offrce workers iowe to dc them? fig A,,,of I ,fav Learning vvhafs beneath rhe hood if -x 5 Mrs lsabelle Smarh Dean of Girls CQ K i in-4 rv-Aj f' .f fb af hhh Mr john Smith, BS. H' - Dean of Bovs, Auto Mechanics 'f 1,16 I .., f lr, A r ee , M j ry xx xx ,-, 5. ww Vw + ' 1 'dbg-Y' Wrufung a letter home 015 -2 , r , , l 5 .1 f 4 'Li 'K '- v VOS 1. .1 5 1 Arm fl A ' v :ff , -:wg f ,L.p s ff? L4 42, if 'S l L Y '3 1'-'R ID! I Plwysucasts of Tomorrow lvlr Wllllam Albee BA Science Elder Hideo Oshita, BA, Bible G Special Englnsh l-lMA's leading bookworm I' ' Q 0,1- ' X Mrs B Ianche Palmer, BA., NMA. Mr. Kenneth Day. BA Lnbrary C1 Language Englrsh C1 Speech OLQP t L-rs Engr vi V1- -,i- x if ,NX I 5. rme s precuou tudy Var . ao 1 Hr' X la' s .,...... ' Mr. I. Hal l-lornihg, BA. V Math Cr Vocational l Tl 'fi K l Mr. Elmer Herr, BA., lvl.A. 1 l Social Science Fri .asv Fifi no 4 I I 7 B XV1 Pfam' Be sure to hold your mouth right. Now this one is going to be good. -as 475 'ou' .,..,-I' Xfire Lxihan Fznse Cafefewa 'XAa age' Mrs, Winlfred Oshifa, BS. Home Economics A Y' in is Mr Beglau Prmtshop foreman XXX XX i qw s.,.xX elif .D-' Future printers of H M A ImPRESSuve eh? 'J'-T Mr Lloyd Barber BS Manager of Collegnate Press 5 X-. ,V . N ' xx? ' L ,, 5, . . Y . , I 5 :- . I 0' i In Q Q' '.- ' - ...- XX C . X V -3 Q N . X I 1 X , 'sv X. V 'Q' .N , . V D .V . N asia ' X X ' 4 n i lo 1 'Q- '76 'OC Q wa Vs A f Mrs Marne Day Normal Specnal Englnsh In addatuon to the teachers above Oshlta assust an teachmg these students I Q 1 1 I! .J 0 . HL 5 Q , xg - U . . p ttf. v I ' 1 my '.' , .. YY ng . - u- . I' s X 1 1 vt n' ,ZA del.. . .' 51. T. 1' Q gl - h '-,J ,' 2 4 -. ' -'Q --ug., -'..J- .'1 f , a Q- Nw-,1','v5. x 1 u N . ,- '- -2. -' .f.. ,, Q- , .5 I Q I . Q.. x , f ,: 4. I 4 ' ' --.. I ' 5 0 -., ,', .0 V ,O ' ,., .ur xbah b 'fn' , ' ' 995' '..:' 0 ...--' vb, it . . . , ..l:.. .F Ao, .afql L. Q. .. i., 'Z ' , ' v A V. ..iv,. ua ,im .f ' ,- . '- 4. u ,,, . A s gn, ' V' ' f mix 4 if . LW ' . 4 C Y 5 .3 4 . K N. I . Spc-5.31 E'1g'!J' Km L KK N fakrg m D Pat - - Do-Re-Mu-Fa-So-La-Ti-Do fm 'KW if , 4... 9 5 Mugs Madge COLJNG I G' -, :, Pwamo, Vcsce HMA 'J ,, , , , . VL Y' NVQNW A vVOCf1: Pwav: PVAE M V 7 I' 5 'f' I A 15 44- f, -1' Lua Hormng Kmdergarfem 1 1 V- 1 'Va fx 6 FPCARWH Frtfvf Row fanfic Pfam CWUDYV '3v.fa'n Jalmn IDVCVVBP Tffvrras Oshwro Axs Wax sr' iwotorm Row Kavhrsr lrwcwc tw' 22:20 :rwaraw Nmmmyi .xawe Earoer. Suwf -a Jah as Qmm Pamela Ewxlcr Cenerhmz D..fr.afan. Fha an Cwfxs 'W ri Rgw Vernon Vulwarve Frances Cums Rmhar: R': Lnzia Ycmcm ge PQNQQ Helcpfycve Sentra Pang Elm Hong Haw' w Kekauoha. Edga' irwoma. Andrca Emote +a,,, gy .i- 'alan rf-fm ' 5 H16 Cage fx W fl? 55' S, FIRST GRADE Fronf Row: LaVerne Sobrado, Pafricia Koplma, Allen Hoe, Freddie Andrews, Vanessa Orso, Franklin Sasahara, Beryl Tamanaha, Sharyn Sumida. Second Row: Clyde Kimura, james Kumugi, Curlis Kaeo, lay Digneo, Alberfa Arnold, George Ching, jr., Leafrice lnouye, Ronald Chun, john Hara. Absent: Carol Dirksen, William Kau, lr., David Larson, Melanie Fonseca, Paula Broder. 4 Elvina Lashuer Grade One fy 1' 4 -J i H4 q,,v- ' I Q- ' K if SECOND GRADE i Front Row. Amy lchiyama, David Tabura, Gail Arakaki, Kafhleen Gurna, Sandra lnouye. Evelyn , , Fukufani, George Tomari, Jeannie Kopurna, Second Row Pualeilani Sniffen, jennifer Sobrado. ' ' . Francis Kaauvval, Aaron Yamada, Esther Chang, Dalta lerernnah. jennifer Jeremiah, Edward Otsuka, Reginald Shin. Third Row- Mark Fukumoro, Anthony Lum, Leonard Kam. Sfeven Pang. Margery Smith Corazell Nakapaahu. Karen Hayashi. Georgia l-llrashirna, David Kaneshiro Fourth Row: Beverly Hampfonu Marshall Earl Glddens, Gary Kushlda, Gerard Schvveifzerhof, Michael Mossman, Roy Grade TWO Helepololei, Anlhony Manoi, Malcolm Onurna, Q- T X X THIRD GRADE Front Row. Lee Wayne Erwin, Wade Ha- yashi, Thomas Chan, Ballle Gene Dudolf, Thomas Shlnsalo, Rachel Aplmlne, Michael Furufann, Dennis Sasako, Ann Arakakl. Second Row, Ruby Ann Shlroma, Wllllarn Ing, Samuel Kaauwau, Narutoshn Mnzuta, Lloyd Yamada, Gaul Mnshuma, Carol Hornung, Eldon Anderson, Michael Ihara. Thnrd Row Marvalee Nakapaahu, Rlchard Nalual. Gary Okrhuro, Helene Lam, Allan Chung, Sachsko Kono, Roy Oshuta, Nelson Moku. Absent Raymond Hoe. Agnes Oshita. Amr, Nakarnoto Grade Three Edna lshnkawa Grade Four Nw FOURTH GRADE Fronv Row Stanley Hlcorn Daniel Blake. Lauren Hlraoka Velma Tamanaha Glona Lee. Sachl-no Yoga Sandra Nagamlne, Vero- nuca Sobrado. Abraham Mornkone, Vvrden Chow, Second Row Ralph SCl'WW9lfZEVl'1O'. Pansy' Kaaawal, Lwlan Fonseca. Douglas Saes Andrey-. Charg C!ark ForsyVhf3. Cera.do Cabamlla, Pavrlcla Ann Olsoka Hanley Han Palrlcra Ann Arakakl lean- neve Ycong Tnrc glow Norman lwakaf rv-ma 'farye Kenne, Glenn ramada Arm-le Snake. Gera:clne Cmng, Nanefte Nlossrfan 'idx-.na Kal. Roy Akarvnlne Steven Arakf, Stephen Chang Leonarc Lacueya Absent Marlon Orso FIFTH GRADE Front Row Georgina Helepololei, Alice Yahiku, Maxine Kiehm, Roseland Shirorna. Eleanore Mae Ching, Neil Polley, Michael Gima, Richard Aiimine, Francisco Florest Kenneth Nakasone. Second Row: Vivian Sobrado, Mary Kaleialii, Lua Lee Horning. Barbara lean Smith, Benay Orso, Annie Choo, Matthew Lee, Harold Yamanuha. Frederick Pang. Third Row: Margaretha Anderson, Ruth Kamaile, Genevieve Morey. Marilyn Takeshita, Marian Yamaura, Ber- nard Chir, Samuel Anderson, Rothwell Ka- halelehua, Melvin Ing. Fourth Row: Rhonda Manoi, Carol lean Dancel, loanne Oshita, George Hall. Bertram Kalarna, Lincoln To- kumoto, Allen Oshiro, Llewellyn Gay, Franklin Arakaki, Dennis Katada. Absent: Lawrence Erwin. Yaeko Shimada Grade Five Betsy Hirayama Grade Six in-li I I I hr E ,kg Q if 5 l 5 5 ' 6-nie 5 A. t fu Jil, I 5 I 1 ' N'-C' tri' I : ' I ' ,ir ' i ' .i , ,Z ' SIXTH GRADE Front Row' Carol Shigemura, Alohalinda Sales., Myrna Kenney, Emmeline Arakaki, Evengeline Akamine, Takashi Yogi. Second Row: Karen Tarnanaha, Diane Hayashi, Melvin Oshirna, Francis lefferson, Robert Shinsato, Douglas Masatsugu. Third Row: Clinton Hampton, George Kahalelehua, james Chang, jonathan Tabura, Geraldine Gima, Carol Mikaru, Mariorie MacLaren, Fourth Row: Daniel Nagarnine, William Mossrnan, Miles Fonseca, Howard Aoyarna. Wayne Brumaghim, ludy Naluai, Cale Ogasawara. Charlene Wahinehookae, 24-' 41 x 00.5 'frm S fb ,, 1 V +' . ' XXSY t l . X ,,.f fx! Y. .PU ...J 1 SEVENTH GRADE Front Row Robert lakahn. Kenneth Chung, Roy Watanabe, Dolly Belcn, ludy Arakakl, Ceraldlne Hayashu, Nlarllyn MacLatterty Second Row: Burton Chang, Kenneth Akamlne, Kenneth lng, Kathleen Ellts, May Tsurnura Henrnetta Su, Garland Shlrorna, Roberta Ktm, judlth Sakxma. Thlrd Row Gordon Oshlta, Vwfllllam Hong, Robert Fuglta, Mules Talra, Shxrley Ann Dlas Gloria Arakakt, Charlotte Dtamond, Stella Mans Chow. Fourth Row, Henry Coakley, Ernesto Lacuesta. Tetsu Hurayama Grade Seven Bert Ritz Grade Eight i -Xxx K 'DIN R V 'X T it i ,L Harold Lashler, Richard Teruklna, Doreen Sugunuma, Elaine Akarnxne, Katherine Plrnentel, Cynthla Andrews, Odetta Wahnnehookae, Evelyn Hlcorn, Kay Sakai. Hex! t EICHTH GRADE Front Row Shirley Kaneshlro, Llewellyn Kurnalae, Samuel Lam, Melyun Hayashi, Douglas Ho, Aileen Fonseca, Georgnarne Chang, Stanley Tabura, john Keawe Second Row Katherme Hayashl. Marlon Young, Suu Inn Young, Harruet Takahashl, Crtsanto Daniel, Iosephnne Blake, George Nakasone. Betsy Fulcuhara, Gwendolyn Gay, Lnly Kunltake. Carol Kahalelehua. Sherry Pang, Ltlllan Tcngan Thurd Row Mr Rttz, Roger Pang, Norman Lee, Francts Kam, Kenneth Hayaehx. 'vlelvtn in-P Qay Katauren l-laryey Lum Cwtton Nakasntma ' 'A '?!!i?Yt ..-4. . v mi '- Dag cmd 6444 Week awed Old Hawaii came to life again in the colorful presentation given by the May Day cast of Hawaiian Mission Academy in the academy chapel The lovely queen, Evangeline Leialoha, attended by her retinue of stately maidens clad in the gorgeously colored robes representing the different islands, portrayed the modern Aloha'l meaning of Lei Daym through the beautiful symbols of a Royal Hawaiian court Preceded by two dainty flower girls, Queen Evangeline in white satin adorned by yards of crown flower leis gracefullx proceeded to her royal throne and knelt before thc roua seat to be crowned Queen cf May by Professor Elmer Herr Qld Hawaii. in the perscn of Rochelle Leialoha then ap peared before the Queen to honor her by reproducing pictured scenes from the meaning ful past of the Paradise of the Pacific Kamehameha himself, enacted by George Phillips. added his glory and charm to the occasion bx blending his voice with that of Queen Eyangeline in the haunting strains of Ke Kali Nei Au The background of lilting Hawaiian music lent an enchanting atmosphere vyhile the beautiful voice of lylrs Lillian Fonseca brought to us the sound of the surf at Waikiki the colcr and fragrance of the island flowers the beauty of the green clad slopes of l'-lgyygii s pgaks the silyer icyeiiness if Hone u a y-.hen t is batheg in moonzignt Eetftre us passed in review the racial groups in native Costume-those who have made Haiwaii the cosmopolitan crossroads that it is Lovely lncila hands drew a picture of the trade winds the waterfalls. the pathos and mystery that is Hawaii May Day is Lei Day in Hawaii L and the charm and beauty and fragrance were delightfully blended in a gorgeous prismatic whole VX- . I n 'fn ? I jk , Yeh 'P 5 km 5 1 I' 419 M 'x Y Elder Larry Davidson Fall Week of Prayer Elder Ernest Broder Song Leader Elder Walter Barber Sprung Week of Prayer V ' t L 1 4 g 4 Central Seventh-day Adventist Church Mosr of the dormitory students attend one of these churcrles japanese Seventh-day Advermtxst Church Important People and Events XXI 1070 ..-01 Mr G Mrs Harris Oregon Q philanthropic millionaires Efwfarl 'KS -v-ff Ragiax on de SUB mon tO x I rf.. Daily flag raising ceremony W2 J THE CAIVPAIGN VICTGRY SONG 554.1 'J 4 Jelg J x'K'A'E-L-'E il J f'51fx 1 H , Y t 2 , , H J J be V J EV'-217V 9 any day yodU Hear u :WJ 1141!-VJ ffflif QK Y J J J HJ L J. J L. EL now is for me, i J J J ,yi J. J' Jf - F f Pr 1 11 all our malwt a-Elle-le now 'co JT .P .r .riff Fi P V V V If 1 Ka - Ele- J -- 1 f Qfx I . xv if ff g . rg fb 1 ' L- I-if M, '. Q , S J- Af x uw, ., ,WW H I ' 0 ' 2 .9fQ'b, 915. ?i!g5 V? 1- 1 I T H E X UDPOWP 6 Alu wif' '9 F.- 74a fandom- Seadafz gcmgael 94-I 7Z6uma6a Wold i l l , , 1 if I 'I 7 . A 3 , , Y Af '?51 af ,i-1 4 W is Q' f' A325 ii. . pox Q4 gi '33 '31 ll 7, ,- ,ik S.. f' A Game I-IMAE Recital m 4' Wflvvi 1--, PB! 46? ' 00.51 9 v O . 'Tr N0 , Jn Q I Wltvfw 145'-3 ft 'U 'Ti Ah' th er ,O , ng'5Waif ed hour, xft 54' M1 v' c-'milf FJ V fig 5 .M 1449 - -15 U ' ' f xx 0 a 1 hr 1 'J Onaka sukimashifa desuka? lAre you hungry? Y., I xc 741 14656014 Future emgmeers T. '1 .,a A -.,. 4 15 N., v wx . rv? XAAWC 5 C L. ,,f.,. ,mv Q O B yf lt's interesting -- u ,ff , 8 , H 4 vt! .A 9 'v - if' Cr K WA 5... This is the way we used to look O3 fd! abr' where we re A da af in Americanism in action WHO'S faking YOUI' DiCfUYf? 74 km a 9 1 1-J 1 hr. P Z Mayflower has just landed Watch your ste LAO Come on In the water s me l P p The most mferestung part of school 'S Thus as the Rutzlesl Do come and vusnt us more often' l Y . , 'Q ' 'I Q . ,,.yl , , fl if 1 ' L in EX l is Q x Y 5 ,f , , H W , 1 5' Q . f L' l I XL, ' XVV v- '40 'ofea . QW Nlod :C gem of Ca me x Q3 We' re C razy abou? Uni V Egfr. 1,4 rdf, forms it 1, A, , 4 1 5, 2 f Kau Kau Korner HMAE wnge ver Nuke KYNS e was n No W fONQw in S frucrio 'Ps Sh -Gb , A -T Ce . muses e,-,sa f. lon? W Ofk fi-..., MOTTO AIM COLOR FLOWER Preparmg Today for W, Service Tomorrow ff Fanflw Conquers All Thmgs Blue and White Red Carnatlon THE EICHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS OF 54 Left to Rnghf Front Row Melvm Hayashi Secretary Ceorglame Chung Assf Secretary Douglas Ho Presldenl Alleen Fonseca Vuce Presldenf Llewellyn Kumalae Pastor Back Row Stanley Tabura Sgt at Arms bamuel Lam Treasurer hug li' as 'Ti AAAI! R93 Confemfaflon Honestly we re sfudylng si 1 lsnt he wonderful' ls nt a basket? ,416 200 'Z 5 .M-W My ,Tx Rub-a-dub-dub? Men at H1 Work-work-work Y Service with a smile Ummmf I can taste 'em nowf efu u,,,,z,, v Q.. 'Q g. av. jg, 'vb -n-.4 'lv flhqnh 'QF' o 'Q X A Quiet: N Come on team let s .. xx Ref are 5 x 3 C Cettwng readx To make a Hut ' '-K . ', ,O . , ', 11, . -73, ' , X . ' Que , ,d 'H 'f I , , 'ht I 'Hia .. A A Ig- 1 ' 'Q' A - , , . A , , 7 f K A P 7 ' U v . 7 .'- ' ,A , 1, Q N r M 12 F .. 1 C uf ' k I ' 1 '.,.. .,g .' , ' f, .,'nw.f:gi1i1:.-4555, -Q, , . .- l' ,.' V- 5 K.-ns Su., ,Q , it N'-D ,t . 'TQ , :'i..'1'Q'f.,: fig'--dw :.,'.'l.'T'-Q-- ls h ' , ' go? , km I . , 'f Xt , ,.. 1 A I , ,S - whf ' Sw 'IVCSP ' 4 s Q yo- 'b. i Atfagurl Loune' Not bad eh? Come on jump jf You've got me going in circlesf , K R if , M A Y -----hh-. 5: F., ' Hmph! Always up in The air! ro 5 J I vm I- X esc ' me ga X SYN A yxexl - NOf f h at bOfiry E thin i K , -4 g again 'I Speak now or forever hold your peace! Q N 0, not See no eval, Hear no evll, Speak no eval bo +' X fy 'el' y ob ,Rio The pause that refreshes. . . boyfroll xf X I fha? 901111 fe Brent' X Cu! 8? allylrr. sf Sluggit, Wayne! She was chubby and plump, a right jolly old elf. Y e wlfmmg NN 3 ' X Nl ai ' Sittin' pretty! We'lI leave more than footprints on the sands of time. l 40 ' 125' 'a :S-9 Day is done. l X 4 X as X 3 1.1, 1 x 3 X .1X 0 g , x U Naw, l'm not mad. ' 1,5 That 5 the PIHY- boY5' Batter s node wh' t ,sm Q ,, 2 It , AK J Ann't typung hung? Vi 1 S! I cat Rusketsf Ahoy Y ..1lL?. Y 4- J 5 E-c-cckf What's this? Say, how'd you do that? Beauty sleep for sleepy beauties? ' fir' Vx Mr, Herr takes the Cake. hi g 'n D dp yo'-Ir CB Er U andDg Al 'O A 0 39 F 1 wa if CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '53 Sincerely, Your friends-the doctors WJ N Kg cfs fnfwfw zz' ..... 1 f f ' in x .fa ' offers, wi+hin +l1e framework of Clwrisfian educafion as believed by +l'1e Sevenflw-day Adven+is+ churclw, fully accredi+ed worlc in +l1e various areas of ' Liberal Ar'fs ' Preprofessional Curriculums ' Sl'1or+-course Voca+iona! Curriculums For inForma+ion and admissions da+a. visif 'rlwe college and in're-rview an adminislralive officer lincluding depar+men+ chairmanl or wrife +0- THE lJEAN'S OFFICE 5 i , gyms' 4' 5 C.. 30. C 2. Li . -55555 4 1 E' 9 Q ans, ID. 71,6 Za 74 771,-4. greetings from scores ot your former I-l.lVl.A. class- mates now attending the School on the I-lill. Over the years it has become quite traditional that I-l,M.A. students who want the very best in educa- ion should choose Pacific Union College tor their advanced training, And in l95-4 P,U.C.'s directors. looking ahead tor better ways to serve students who attend the College, will otter a new educational pro- gram designed to fit every student need. 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