Roosevelt High School - Round Up Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1947 volume:

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To th y name we promise to he lo yal Ever faithful, ez'er true, Rooserell to thee our song shall he, All Hail! Hail! Hail! My Abu fo- w1 '9,-r ,ma WWW 1 .1 uf' ,, fs ' m If 'Www I f e 'JM hu qu M W Hawauan Heritage XY hit IS our HAXX AIIAIN HERITAGE Is lf the numerous eustoms of our d.11lx Ines snhleh vse take so for granted outrlgger eanoemg, surfmg befleh partles, 1615, and aloha shuts, Yes, nt rs but esen more rt IS the mtangrble ltmosphere of the rslfmds, the mformalvs IX of hfe, the heart vsarmmg hosprtahtx rhe flkh eolorful xear round beautx xshleh drus us cvcr to I'I21VVd1l V ' r . R A My f W- .1-' S 4 , Z. , S, J, - V . ML.. Af: A -I ' ffq rwfyh' ,sifu s I , V oo 0 ' - w 3' k .Mfr ' ' , 1 n fx K A Q J my L., 'D Ev A , I A was ' W ,, , if f , ' I 'V T ' P ' , c . A - , ' - ' 7 , . ' - , 1 f . 1 I . A '1 I A ' , c . J . ' . . . . A 7 I . . I . . A 1 l . W , 4 L A ' y, - ' A0 A Af - YI ' . 1 I vu 4 9 . 4 1 . - - V U A - v ' f 1 y ' 4 1 , I I Dr. W. Harold Loper This book we dedicate to Dr. W. Harold Loper, who was appointed this year superintendent of the Honolulu Public Schools. We do so with the hope and confidence that through his guidance our schools will prosper and become even more than ever an invaluable part of our HAXWAIIAN HERITAGE. W U, wwjsgywdg QU I JL YJ jx wx JJ U' NQTSN q 'YNJ fvfkjx, fix' A GM XV xi xr JM! L Xxxfvx k. gpm? IL, K vu UJL inf? MP NV ww Q W Q- MJWWWIJLM Y WA D1 puf , MWgf,1fVifj ,ff W WWWMM cw Qi I if AQ .' 2 x A Lffrk A. L 2, A Z? Q 614,121 if gf' i A 7 X 'Q C xgls KZ? 1 we Z? L22 4, 1' 7, 4, wtf b y v . 4 ff, 2 X 0' gil ' yAA 1 'f fuk 9' . ma mizvfw 71' l Jana Mac- I I VUNLZN ywwys Iifvtu-La'-.446 kfbfyv-5.4, fl 'M vin S JR -Q12 wk A t 7 ' ' v , f w Xi K VV Q qkjhlb I l 1 Xp? -Jw V ,J ' T W X 1 J wr XXYJL X V ,V 1 ,3 7 ,wig-f ,f- j- i ' x 'f fi aw ' IDN, N V RA 1... f ' ,V rf'- .fmfw fi J Qibgi X 1' jr 6 J I Q71 s r ' f , ' ,J J N, .i -.1 L F , In Adi N 'vu xy X X x',xjk j,. I TN JY-Q, 'LUN ! 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' V Sony 'Jw M2 AV YN Q, ON' 1 XA Xugfw 'Sv JA 4 GX, Wx Lf 14 w -Q X If WN' 4 I of .lt rob' ', 1 15 6' . v IL 1 N, CLASS OFFICERS Mrs Laura Chrxstxan advxsor Wllhum Hooser presxdent Gwen dolyn Botelho vice presndent Henry Iohnson semor councxllor Mcnsxe Dorland secretary Edwm Laak treasurer Class of 47 W 1th charactenstlc v1tal1ty and eagerness the Class of 47 has completed the last ot three years at Roosevelt Durlng the sophomore year the Class pro fnotea the sales of stamps and bonds by spon sonng a war bond rally and by plac1ng stamp and bond posters 1n the hallways The rnotron prcture The Unmvrted hxghllghted the act1v1 ues of that year As Junrors the Class of 47 played an 11'IlpOfl ant part rn school lrfe Among the rnany func t1ons were a pep rally a campargn for the v1ctory loan drlve a 1un1or prom and a rumor DICUIC W'1th the advent of thexr senlor year the 47ers plunged ahead Wrth greater enthusrasrn Class omcers W1ll1am Hooser Gwendolyn Botelho Masre Dorlarwd and Edwm Laak worked for the success ot several prolects under the advlsor shlo of Mrs Laura Chnstran 1 ' I 1 I 1 7 1 . 1 1 . 1 - 1 , ' . 1 . . . 1 A A . . , U, . , f-Q - - A - 1 1 . 11 . . 11 , , . , . . .,, , ' . . . 1 . . . . , ' A . . COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Bottom to top lell to nqht Dolly Robbins Thelma Dems Iames Silva Blanche Teves Henry Johnson Ieanne Komshl Nora Lee Joyce Kealoha Ierry Mclrshack Every school actrx 1ty tound a semor backtnq lt Outstandlnq ln sports were Herbert Nam lohn Park Lronel Brash W1ll1am Bonner and Gaylen Kawashlma Noreen Huqhe Henry lohnson Charles Schrader and student body pres1dent W1ll1am Caldwell represented the semor class on the Executrve Councrl Actlve on the pubhcatlons statts were edrtors ot the ROUGH RIDER Vlolet Todokt and Nora Lee and edltor of the RQUND UP leanne Mell lette Other semors who asslsted them were Leanora Nlshlkawa Laura Lum Ellzabeth Na lcaeda Puth Park and lerry Marshack W1th every semor s kolcua the Class of 47 held the tradrtronal Baccalaureate serv1ces at the Central Umon Church and the senror ban quet and dance at Lau Yee Cha1 The commence ment exerclses held at the George R Carter Au clrtortum marked the end ot three memorable years at Roosevelt and the b9Qll'lD1l'1q ot a prom rsmq hte as preservers ot therr Hawanan Hen taqe I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 7, . . . . A l 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 '- 1 ' . . . 1 11 11 1 Q . -11 1 1 1 ' ' I . 1 ' 1 ' ' .Ev JL NYE? Wx Semors at the semor pxcmc if if-U WWW Jan! Semors of the Footlxqht Folhes Hmm-what cr target! ALLEMAN, IVIURIEL: Trurisff-:rl i frcrti li' ll!-'If I-lrgh School, Scan Dir-qc, Girls' Atirlctic Assiciificn '4 '46, Lerterwomerfs Club '46- Cifrce Holpfr '46, '4 Future Homernukors of Amerrccx '46, '47. ALLEN, BARBARA: Office Helper 47, Shortliurii Cl' '47: Hui Lckcxlii '-46. AMBLER. RICHARD HAWES: RC.T.C. '46, A Qffrppfl Clxcxr '45, '46, '47, Boys' Glce Club '45, '46, '47. ANDERSON, WILLIAM: R.O.T.C. 45, '46, Senatus F mcmus '46, Chevrons Club '46. ANDRES, EDWARD ANDREWS, MARY GLENNIE: El Row y Org 4 Ccmfra Club '47, Senior Pram Cfrrrrnirtee '47. ARAI, ALICE: Girls' Swiririixiq Tram '46, '47, Curtis Club '47, A Cappella Chcir '46, 47, Girls' Glffe Glu '47, Hui Lolcchi '45, Cffzce Hflper '47, ARANIO, ESTHER: A Ccppellfx Choir '45, '47, El R: y Orc '47, Hui Lokohi '46, Hur Ppmzehcucr '47, ARNOLD, IOLLY: DIf'lfTl'IlfCS Clixr, 46, Uslifrftfls' CQQ '45, '46, Fulure Horrremck-ers of Amcriccz '46, '47, lun? Cktrr 47. ASAM, PEARL: EE FLT: y GZ: '47 7l'.ZffE'.1YI'i Cygb '4 furizzr Przrri Ccmrzxirfe 46- Grziiyztzzi cyl DQi:r':t1' Ccmmrrtee '47, A Cappella Ghzzr '47, Allied Yzut Or:jzmzf1ti5n'47. AU, BETTY: l.-es Czusexxrs Czift 47, Ggrls' Gia C14 45, '46, '47, A Cippellz Chix 1 '46, 47: 23336 lzgrezte Gcmrnitt-ee 47, Cffpte U -V '47, AULD. ELIZABETH: fit. 'iftcry ',: G31 F Servfs -if '46, 'l':1::,5f ' High ff':2.'2l, H 'Iii l.f K1:l-23' JJ, Pf'g:r'i 7 Treisuzcvr 46, Erirglrsr. Cz:i:11ttf-f Qifxirrizm '46 BARBOZA, CAROLINE MAY: Gzrls' Glee Cluh . '47, A Czppellz C?.::r '45, '46, 47: Gif:-5 lflffper BEKSTROM. VIVIAN: Puig. Hcrierickers Lf .lrrzerif BELL. ALICE BENITEZ, DOLORES F.: E. :o o y Cro o,,., wwf -4 F'-m,.11o1ff 'AQ Seniors discuss personal cards on display. BERBERICK, MARY LOU: Homeroorn Treasurer '46, '47, Office Helper '47, Future llornemakers of America '46, ,Av ai. BONNER, WILLIAM: Senior Football '45, '46, Inter- scholastic All-Star '45, Senior Basketball '45, '46, Inter- scholasno All-Star '47, Green and Gold Hi-Y '45, '46, '47, Saber and Chain Club '47, A Cappella Choir '47, liorrieroom President '47. BOTELHO, GWENDOLYN: Class Vice-President '47, Class President '45, Double Triple Trio '45, '46, '47, El Rojo y Oro Secretary '47, Horneroom Representative '45, '46, Usherettes' Club '45, '46. BRASH, LIONEL: Senior Football '45, '46, Senior Bas- ketball, Sliriners All-Star '46, lnterscholastzc All-Star '47, Green and Gold I-Ii-Y '45, '46, '47, A Cappella Choir '45, '46, '47, Wardens '46, ROTC, '46, '47, BRIGHTMAN. GILBERT: Class 'Will and Prcpneoy Corn- rnittee '47, RCTC, '46, '47, Civitas Romana '45, Senatus Rornanus '46, Clievrons Club '45, '46, 47. BUH, BETTY: Disperisary Helper '46, '47, Otfioe Helper '46, '47, Horneroam Representative '45, Transferred from llerbcrt Hoover I-liqli Scltocl, San Dieqo. BUSHNELL, LOUIS: funiar Football '46, 'Wardens '46, A Cappella Choir 45, '46, '47, R,O,T.C. '46, '47, Saber and Chain Club '47, Senior Picnic Committee '47, CABRAL, IULIET MAY: Transferred front Castlernont Pliqli School, Oakland, California '45, Quill and Scroll '47, Rough Rider Senior Edition '47, Hough Rider Staff '46, '47, Science Club '47- El Rojo y Oro 46, '47, A Cappella Choir '45, '46 CALDWELL, BILL: Student Body President '7 Clas' Presidfnf '46- Honor Rzll'-16 Sonolasti: llc.-far 4 Senior Basketball 47- Egys Tenrizs Tearn 46 CARLSON, ADELE: Htttierooni Secretary '45, Short Rana Cl-.123 '47- I'gn1:r Crfzr l - Senior Class Cay C:rn- CARVALHO, VERNA MAE: Sona Leader '47- F.C.T.C. 'Cf-N -4 rvvw - tv-A . if-r-V-Yea., .., ccozisor 4, ssaile ...C 4, Js..e.',-.es ,oo 45 46- A Cappella Client 45 lc 7. CATES, MARY FRANCES: Girls' Tennis Club '46, '47, 'Camera Club '47, Craniatios Cl-ab '46, Cffiie Helper 46, 47: l-lui l.li!c1rn1i:1 46 47- Future Plcrtiernakers of .4rner1Ca'45, 47. CHAI, HELEN: Flor l..,f:.:n1k1 46 '47, El Roo Y Cro '47, Girls' Glee Club '5 ' Cappella Choir 45, S:ien:e Club 47. CHANEY. MAVIS: A Cappella Choir '45, '46, '47, Double Triple Trio 47, El Rojo y Oro '45, Horneroorn Secretary '47, Girls' Swimming Team '47, ROTC CHANG. GERALDINE: f' . .J H Aga. uf. , ,.,,,,,, Hrrir 'tiki-rs ' f .-3.t:ifr: ' CHANG. MERTYA MICHELL: I: ,., ,Y,I 4,, A , . i.- .. ,. 1. 1 I .,- I o I Sitting on top ol the world, Melville? CHANG, NELLIE: El Rmc y Om Shorilifiitfi Clul 47, G1rls'TG:1:1xs Vlzl: 47, H',i:l.'11kg::.1k1 '46, '47, Allie: Ycuih Orqfzmzcxiri '47, CHANG, WAI TIM: liuiiifrfiuiiz Ti' xsane: '46, ffivitfi Romuiiri '45, C5YfI'l:l'IllfPll ClJlllllllllf 47, Hui Piiiiifflifiiifi '47, Girls' T1 r.rgis figili '47, Shcitlr fflulv '47, CHAR, IOSEPHINE M.: Girls' T'?Ilf'.lS flak '47, Civitfxs ?,',fllf'1TlfI '47, Hui llpkiriiiki '47, Ali?-'i 'fsuili Orqdmzi 1163 '47, A Cdppiilfi Clifsir '46, Gjls Glaxo Clul- '45 CHEE, CLIFFORD: llmiiriroom Reprc S'?IilGllV9 '46, Cont Ord Club '45, '46, President '47, Rzuqh Rider Pliotcq lGt'3l16T '46, '47, R.O.T.C. '46, '47, Bays' Tennis Club '45 '46, '47, Boys' Teinis Team '45, '46 '47. CHING, CLARENCE: Camera Club '46, Track Tflfllll '45, R.O,T.C. '46, '47. CHING, DOROTHY: Difxiizciics C1142 U, Ofiitfi HC lpsf '46, '47, lfuiurs H21':eii':f1lcctrs of Air J 47, l-lui Lakai '46, CHING. LANETTEPSUILEN: Hui l41..IfTllli1 Yicfl-Pzcsiiei 46, '47, lf-s ffzxseurs Cadets rtiizrs f'1.1l, - llturo l'lfflll'Ill'1lCGfS Fiiiif-riff: +1 CHING, LORETTA: Grfzxiigciizri :QiCilI'1ll'!1 f :t.1ttee'46, S 12139 fipxiz '47, 215536-:.g 112' Plelpir 46 Tizisff-frfd f :Tr.'::t1iri Park:-r F1321 Sswzl Kizxe f '6 45 s eiiiy 42, Qifljf disc Lf CHING, LUCILLE: fl fi' 3 3' CTL 4 -16 '47: :3.lQ1f'i ':'i'.'r. 'j:df:riiZ:'1'5 71,11 Piiri1ffff:ri'x 4 Gxls' Glee ff' CHING, ROSAMOND: Hui F ' CHOCK, EVELYN: L O' .-'Qiiffi 'i 'i:tf. Ctzjiriii' CHONG. RAMONA: H111 P:rtieE.,. Chix '46, '47, Fxture P' rxericker CHUN, BETTY: Tv-is ,, ,,. ,, V., SW, V. ,gp ff.. ,,,., 1'-v tary 47, rlui lliiczrimi 46, 47, C CHUN, DORIS: C ls l:fZf'Z'.'ZIf'Z 41- Hsi Puri.eP1d:. etzry 47, Hp: ffiilflii ' '1 f.'.l:'12.i A' fum ',-, -1 ' v...,E T-,iwv r' 1 f-,, ixericd '47. 3 Cgvitis P: 'f,Y,,f,Y, f1,,.,, ,.,,.L gnv A ff I -1 ..,., .wiper 46, 4 . V42 ffm ff, CHUN, EUNICE: Lf s s Wi- CI-IUN, MOLLY. . That's one way oi getting your mcn, Edu. CHUN, VICTORIA: Serin: Pram Cirimittee '47, Hui 1 W .1 I I 4 x ' I 'ld-FQ fl' I l lfliicirtiiicz Vice-Presiderit '46, 47, Civiias Rcrriaria '46, F' Science Club '47, A Cappella Climr '46, CHUNG, CLAIRE: Hui Pumeliana President '47, Home- raam Treasurer '47, Graduation Seating and Invitations Corrirztittee '47g Science Cluh '47g lunicr Prem Commit- tw- '46, Civitas Rc,r11'1i': '-16. CHUNG, GERTRUDE E.: Milcimilci '47, Camera Club '4', Transferred trcm Lahainaluna High Schosl, l,aEga1na, T. H, '46, Quill and Scrsll '46, Ka Lama l'I'I'.'I'1IZSl'Ifl 45, '46: Szria l.ea'ler '43 467 Ka lf-0 Luna Stall 46. CLARK, PETE: Hfgzierzzrti Vice-l7resi'lf-ut '47, Trans- lfIY9j frirrt Villarigva High Siliisl, Cai Califarniag Fgetiall 46, Bays' Tennis Team '46, CLISSOLD, ROGER: Senizr Track '45 '47, Cheer lf-ailer '4', Bays' Glee Club 475 ' 4V '46, Clie? rfnris Clilf 475 H.Q.T.C. '46, 47. COLBURN, VALKYRIE: A Cagvpfilx Cl' xr '46, '47, EQ Rats y Cro '46, '47, Girls Swimiiiiriq Team 46, '47: Girls' Tennis Team '46 47, Hui Purielgaria '46, 'Up .lllefi 'fllfll Crqfzriizfztiw' 46, '46, COIVIIVIAS, BONNY: TIfIlI1w. TYf 1I frmri Gr' fit Falls Hiali Salzrxzl, Great Falls l.f't:1taria '47, Pop Club '45, '46, 4' 43CIllfI. ff1' rf C1 xl 4: 46- '.i1rls'T':1:iis TL :ftp 46: SClillf, flu., 4 , ?lL,::tf-r ':1g Ffcisiil- :xt '46. CROSSIE, EILEEN: Draztzafics Club '46, Future Home- :tgxers ,f .-3,:1er1 : 'E 'C' ffiiv Hi -1 46 4 : fl t -xsazy lf' lpf-r '46 4 . ...Mb .il CUELHO, BETTY LEILANI: T' ' .'.ti'.'e'.t Heripiriyl- -,IISP Typist 46 4'. V- fH.C.T.f. CUNHA, ALLEN: fig s S1-.'1ii1i.: T' ...xx .- Ifl, -:U 41' V.i,x. -: DAIKOKU, FLORA T.: Ez. ' Z.. 't-.N-P DANG, BEVERLY: 5529: Fill 46 H31 l,..E:1i11k1 Y1:e- Pzfsjerii 46, Prqsltlehf 45: f1'.'1 's 3 1 '453 l.: f'1'1se f .3-.rt lilitd: 4'- Gia ati ' s 'S 463 Class :xi Fgpfmvry fQ:11:11.,, 4'. DANG, TOVE PRISCILLA: .ll Cggzji Allllf 43, 46 Fxgtplre Hemerxakezs 3 Cnrls' Cwlee DARVEL, ALFRED: Trazisferred frgziz Falls High Sclzcel lxfertistz :1r:lFalls lvflzirifsitag Sim: Figilzall 45, 46' Serif: Cxgir '45, 46' Class Treasurh '6- Letterzuezis Club 4: 46, luzzisr-Nezizer fr::r:C:X11t1 ee 455 l'.ir11:r Class Play '46. Iulia explains the replacement chart, DENIS. AUDREY: Sona Leader '47, A Cappella Chair '45, '46, '47, Gtfice l-lelprfr '46, '47, Future Harrif-makers of America '46, '47, DENIS, THELMA E.: fumur Ccuzicrllir '46, Baccalau- reate Committee Cliairrrrarr '47, Hrprrierocrrr Presiilerrt '46, lslomeroorri Treasurer '45, Slflflllllflllll Cluli Prvsiflent '47, Class Day Gift Cerrrrrrrttee Clrairrrrfiri '47, DOAK, GRETA: A Cappella Choir '45, '46, '47, Cfirrrera Club '45, '46, Harrie-rczurrr Vice-Prf sirlerit '45, Allred Youth Orqarrizatian '47, Girls' S'.'.'1:r:r:r1:ia Tf-fzrtz '45 Girls' Glee Club '45, '46, '47, DOANE, META: Future llomemakf-rs of America '46, '47, Girls' Swimming Team '45, '46, '47, Allreci Youth Orqanizaticri '47, DONNELL, ALAN: Stage Crew '46, Stage lffariaqer '47, Senior Class Day Committee '47, VJarderrs '46, R,O.T,C. '47, Baccalaureate Usher '46, DORLAND, MAISIE: Class Secretary '47, El Rojo y Oro President '47, Harrie-roarrr Representative '46, '47, Graduation Uslierette '46, DREW, MARION: Allred Yeutli Graaxizaiisn '47, Fu- ture Horrremalcers of America '46, '47, Girls' Swirrrmina Team '45, Senior Class Day Camrtrittee '47, EMILIANO, MANUEL. IR.: Sfialasiii .3.'.'.'Zri 46- Plztief :frm Presviezit '45 '47, Seriicr l7 i'E,aIl '46 Serine, Trarlc '45, Saber and Clrairr Club '47, 'Wardens '46, ERICKSON, MARIAN: Usieretfes' Chl, 46, El R72 r Gro 47, Futura- Plcrrf-::.alU-rs gf .L.Iff' iff: 47- ,-3. C' pnlla Chair '47, Office Helper lunar az.l Ser. Prf rr' C' rrrarittae '46, '47, FAHARDO. RUTH: SIMS 7 Clnir '47, FARR, WENDELI. C. FARRELL, PHYLLIS F.: Gxls' GF-e Uffrae Helper '47, Future llzfiexzial' 1 FLECK, RICHARD: Sexy: Trail, 4: ., 7 Lf-'ter tif-r, s Gluh '46 Sergzr Tzaik Tear, frgezs., Star 46' HCT G, '46, Gzfi and Gigi FzL1ball'46. FONG. ELVIN: Seiitr Fizihall '47 Bays ,.:.1r.a Tauri. 46 46 47: Gieer, aid 321: 47, Les Causears Cadet 475 fzzys Glee 714, , 3.3.7.1 Earid '45, '46, DAWRS. HERBERT H li 'A 1 r lizsri- tr, rn Qs., DECKER, THEODORE: FONG, GLEN: E FRASER, GORDON 4 F' f' Don't tread on me! FUIII, IEANNE: El H050 y Oro '46, '46, Gxrls' Tenrizs Clit '46, '47, A Cappella Chair '46, Sciertffe Club '46, 4 'g Hui Pumelicrricr 46, '47, Office Helper '47, FUKUDA, DONALD R.: LlCTl'1Dl 1ZIT1 President '47, lurxicr Fm flnill '46, Civilcrs Roriirrnfr '46, Scisnff? Club Rvprrr sf-rlfitivfe '46, l-lomerriczm Reprcfserilcztivo '45, Rifle Teozn '46, f FURUKAWA. 'IZIAROLD H.: Ssnicr Fccibcll '47, luriicr r ':s:l. 40- 5951 zrvl Gels: HLY 4f': A xfrppdlsr II '46 '4 , Civilfzs Tluiriunfi '47, Cflfllfffi Chile '45, GOMES, IOSEPHINE: Girls' Glen Club '45, '46, '47, A 'Q':y2peIl'1 Chair '45, '46, '47, Hui Pxrrif-211:23 '47, GOMEZ, VERNA MAE: A Ccrppellx Clicir '45, Girls' Cliff Club '45, Double Triple Trim '45, '46, '4', Homa- :' 2:1 'fre-Frssiflent '46, l'lOlTlF-YCCIK Trf-'rsgrer '4 , 5 - LL -26. GOO. LORETTA: 'JLSIIFIIS-IYY l'lf-Igznr 45: Fxfigfe E-l.zzif- ttyzn-is LI Axxgeriiz '46, A Cuppeliz Chpir '45, '46, Gizls Clel Club '45, '47. GOSLING, IOAN DAPHNE: A Cappella' Click '45, '46, T:'lf'.If- Flvzinriisrkfrs cf Art.-1116: '4 , Girls' GIF-H 'I .E 4: 46 -Q , Lil 1 rry He'-lgwr 46 '47 GREEN, IAMES: H, 5.'l'.C', '47, Tr :z:sffr:-- 1:1 Tlrl. 1 Plz' ff, I Y':?.2'1, lift.-. :1:' rzslzlfl ' ft' r: - - X 3 -16, gp., NN Q 7 GREGORY, PHYLLIS: Gigs' Q TH Il '46, GUTZWILLER, DELORES: Cfilia-- T':i1:Z13s Cixi 4' 'fsierettfis Cixi 46- Cffzff P' 45' Girls' Taz' :Qs Tezzzii Future Hcrierrckers ,.iiGr::1 '-V, HAINER, PHILIP C.: 3 -'if' T ' s C1123 HALE. ROBERT HARTZELL, VELDA YVONNE: Hsll f..1s1:i11ki 'i ft ,ti-'iii Qi- Les ffiusexrs fxifts QT- F'2.ef.i::1. :, -'f'1 ' -27 Gimilisilcrx :xiii ff-35 Cixi- flxss '.'.'1fI ani Pri,:E1e:y Q xv s ' ,T ,, L .. f.:'S.II1 'ff -10. HAWKINS, CHARLES: Did uct qrudustw sau: Q-. 5 ilhhg? .., gnwm ' dl WWI. fb Don't stuff Kenneth, Theodore. I-IIGUCHI, LILLIAN: Hizzxz zz, Sffzf- 1., 45 40, '4', Hui Milcxniiki '45 '46, 47, Ef:CC'1i1',i:'-GTG Czziiziiiitpp '47, Sliortlirxnil Clam Vice-President 47, Gzrgduciizri und Decormtion Coniniilipe '46, Allied Youth Orqfmizaiicri '47, HITCH, IACK: l,i,O,T,C, '47, HLUBOKY, DOREEN: Civiios Florncmc '46, Girls' Tmiitis Club '46, '47, Hui Mikimiki '46, '47, Cuziie-ra Club '47, Girls' Glve Club '47, Pllllllf' Homr-:iifilcf-is cf .fxiixflirc '47, HO, DORIS: lffs Causeuis Q7f,ICl43lS -lb, '47, l-lui Punis- IIGTIG '46, '47, Dispsnscriy lIf'l1'DGI' '46, '47, luriifzr Click '46, '47, I-IO, ETHEL IEAN: R.O.T.C, Spciscr '47, l-lcztiezacni Vice-President '45, Hom-erouiii Representative '46, Civi- lcs Roriimia '45, Les Ccmsr'-iiis Cadpis '47, A Cfipymllc Choii '47. HO, MAE: Civiifis Hiflllflllfl -17, Sflnllifsl Clul, 31 , llui Mikimiki '47, A Ccpgtf-lli Chill '43 .Qllled Yzxlli Orgcrrzizzticn '47, Girls' CISG Club 43, HO, PEARL: l.z,-s Causeuis Cudefs '47, Hui Mil-:iiiiilci '45, '46, '47, Hmiif-rzzxti Tiffisuzoz -lb: G:':glu'x1..:: lix- 'Jitciif :Qs Cgizxzzutffr A fzppfllz 1: 47' Alllf- i Yami, OIQ3IiiZTjlL ,:. HO, RAYMOND HO, THELMA: Lfs Csuscurs Cadets '46, '47, Sci-ifnfe Clul: '46, '47- Cjifz'i'.iu11i,rL 'lihflllflllffl 31 , Gzils ffr.:.is lflul, '47, H11 Pgrzr-1 ' 4E Fx I zipzkffis li f3.1i1f-11 'L 47. HODGES. EULA MAY: Gills S':.f1:1:1gi:gq Tecrii ' Ccpiflxi '47, El PQ: y OIC '47, 2,2111 Clcss :Cy Citi- rnitzee '47, Fizpxgii Pier SCTW' :.Ilf1i' I-IOE, PAUL S.: f A ffhf-'.'i',:1s flul., 47 HOLMES, LO RAE HOLMES, MADELINE LOKILANI: Bill. 42' QLLH 3:15 Sfflll 4 FQHQF. Hier Sufi 4i, 4E 31:5 I, ming Ts-'1:1': '46, '47, Fufgm l'l:rrifi.':k'1s Q' -7 . '46, '47, lizufgll lwlf-I Sf-1 1 ,z lffl.1ic:1 47. HOOSER, WILLIAM: fiuss Efivfsli 2.1 ,L ,z F3 ,1- Lull '45 47, if.-1: ':z,i Gpifi ifff' L5 4 Chevizxs Clpb 46, Szlzer Cncz., .ff I HAYS, ROBERT: lf- HIGHLAND, IOAN: cific Cl'-Af 'Qs Ms 49' giizaif , is - 'Us HOWERTON, WILLIAM. HUGHES, NOREEN. .., . EM: 1 U' Find physics interesting, boys? I-IUSTACE, DAVID: Transferred freri El Pass High Schacl, Texas: Senzar Trail: '467 Bexing Team '45: Wrestling Team '457 Natienal Rifle Asseczazien 45: Graduatien Anneuncernent Cernrriittee '477 F.O.T.C. '45, '47, IHARA. BERNICE: Hemercarn Treasurer '457 Civitas Romana '467 Graduation Uslierette '467 Graduation Dance Cornrnittee '477 Hui Pumehana '477 Science Club '47 IIDA. LAURA: Civitis Fwrrlana '467 Gra,lLL'1f1',ri Cam- rrritirfe '47, l.xl3rary Hr-lpc-r 477 A Caprf-lla Clxiir '4'-'7 Hui Purnelraria '477 Hui Lzkaii 46. ING. MELVIN: Harrie'-rf,erii President '467 l-lernereem Treasurer '477 Vtfardens '467 Science Club Representa- tive '467 El Hara y Ore '477 R,O.T.C. Rifle Team '46, '47, INN, LOUISE: Les Causeurs Cadets '47, Sf-niar Dance Committee '477 Allied Youth Organrzatitn 477 A Cap- pella Claeir '45, '467 Girls' Cwlee Club 467 Disperif sary Helper '47, ISOKANE, MARY: Les Causeurs Cadets 477 Allied Youth Organization '477 Senior Picnic Centrrriuee '477 Camera Club '477 Hui lNl1lClYTl1l41'46, '477 Civitas Rernana '45. IOHNSON, FRANCES: Girls' S'.'Jlff1IfllTij Team '457 Camera Club '457 Grrls' Glee Club , lllllrea Yeuth Organizatien 477 Future lieaierriakers 7117.-?f1f'J '46 '47. IOHNSON, HENRY: ljx-,fca.i-xl Carr. rl 4 1 Si-nier Dance Cernrnrtiee '477 Grficrr ani Gall ll: lr' 47- Senrar Track '46, '477 CllF JIf ns Club 46- Siler 'rel rin '47, IONES, EDMEE: , 7 ' s '46 '47- P. Cagipf-ll. s Qlul: 45 V17-5-P s IUNG. TANDY: S- s :3:i.a:. - 46- farmer EIl.l,lP-Ill re 45- s llll. 4 Allred Yeatlx Crgartrz ,ri 47- C1'.'1i:s FL' 3 46, 47 KAANAPU, LOUISE: P+. Cappella Cliai. 5 '46, '47 girls glee Cu: 45 4, 47 7 ertgakers Arrrerica 477 Ha1Purr1e ara KAECK, HAZELDEN: Seririr Feyrall 4a 47- f:::1er Fcetball 457 Bays Czlef- Clai 4: 4, fC.T.C. Baia Best Cadet 45- Fei a. ' 3:15 7- 'Jat- aerts '45, 46, KAHELE, MILTON NEAL: A Cappella Chair '45, '46, 477 Boys' Glee Club '45, 46, 477 Ft.O.T.C. 46. KAM, ELEANOR: Les Petris Francais 45- Hui Purne- karta 46, '47- Senzer Class Day Cctrirnzttee 47- A Cap- pella Chair '467 Cwrrls Culee Club 45- Allied Y:-yn Organizatieri'-17. KAMURI RUTH l Q CI tl i lust like Grcmdma's attic, isn't it? KAWAIVIOTO, FRANCIS: Civitas Ftemarxa '46, Allied Youth Organization Vice-President '47, Cafeteria Cashier '45, '46, '47, R.O.T.C. Rifle Team '46, '47, Clievrons Club '46, '47, Science Club '47, KAWAIVIUHA, MAE: Hui l3unielia:'a '47, llui Lokalti '46, Science Club '47, El Rcgc y Cr, '47, Library I Hegper '47. KAWASHIMA, GAYLEN: Senior Basketball '46, Inter- scholastic All-Star '47, Green ana Gold Hi-Y '46, '47, Chevrcns Club '46, Saber and Chain Club '47, Boys' Glee Club '46, '47, Bays' Swimming Team '47. KAWAUCHI, ALICE: A Cappella Choir '45, l-lui Purne- hana '47, Office Helper '47, Library Helper '47. KEALALIO, IULIA MAY: Councillor '45, Civitas Ro- mana '45, Les Causeurs Cadets Treasurer '47, Science Club Representative '47, Homeroom President '45, Homeraom Representative '47. KEALOHA, IOYCE: Civitas Hcrnaia '45, Sciffricfv Clul, '46, Scholastic Award '47, Rcuah Rider Statt Artist '47, Round-Up Staff Artist '47, Graduatizn lnvztations Ccrti- rnittee Chairman '47. KIEHM, IOSEPH T.: Senicr Football '46, '47, Red and Gold l-li-Y '47, Senior Basketball 46, '47, Saber and Chain Club '47, lunior Football '45, lunier Basketball '45. KIKUCHI, HELEN: Hcmercom Representative '46, Les Causeurs Cadets '47, Hui Mrkimilcg 47, Allied Youth Organization '47, Civrtas Romana 45, Graduaticn and Deccratzcn Ccmrnittee '46. KIM, DAISY: Hameracrn Secretary '45, '47, Civitas Rcniana '45, Homeraorn Treasurer 46, Les Causeurs Cadets 47, :Lspensary Helper '47 Gffice Helper '47. KIM, KENNETH: Sc-mer Track 45 fl FQ: y Orc '47, F1.C.T.C. '46, '47, Chevrcns Club 47- czerlce Club '47. KIM. SALLY: Double Triple Til: 45 46 47, A Cap- pella Choir '45, '46, '47, Girls' Te::i1s Club '47, Hui Pumebana '47, Allied Youth Graaiizaixcn 47. KIMURA, TED: Green and Gaia H1-Y 46, '47, Boys' S'.,f1r:rt1:ria Tc-arn '45, '46, '47, R.C.T.C. 46, '47, 'War- fieis '45, '46, .A Cappella Chair 45 F 47, Cllfvrcns Clal: '46, '47. KING, GWEN: A Cappella Ghz: fgrlrzr Praxis Czrrlaxgttee '46 Traxsferrea fr W s Anaeles Hiar. Saiczl Calrfcrrlzag I-Icbbys Clab 46, Gxls' S'.'1irr.- rxzna Team '42, Grrls Tenizs Club 46' Girls Glee Cialz '42, 46, '47. KING, PHILIP: Sonia: Football '42 46- Senior Track '45, '46, '47, funicr Pzsrn Comrzziiee Chairman '46, Green and Gold Hi-Y '46, '47, V-'araexs 45, '46, Harrie- rcom President '47. LAI KAOHU HARRIET S L' .lt L N 4,1 lt Right! Charles. KONG, THELMA: A Cappella Cliair '45, '46, '47, Girls' Glee Club '45, '46, '47, Future Horriemakers bi Ariierifa '45, '46, '47, Allied Youth Organization 47. KONISHI. IEANNE: Hcmerooiri Treasurer '45, Les Causeurs Cadets '46, Dramatics Club '46, Rough Rider Staff '45, '46, Science Club '47, Senior Picnic Cvmrnittr-5 Chairman '47, KUHNS. LOUETTA: Library Helps:-I '46, '47, Il RL y Cro '47, Science Clul, '47. KUNZ, LAWRENCE R.: El Rego y Oro '47, Sfiker and Chain Club '47, Senior Class Day Committee '47, Rifle Team '46, '47, Stage Crew '46. LAAK, EDWIN: Sexicr Class Treasirer '-T, C1211 1:13 Cold l-li-'I' '-I , Saber arifl Cliairi Club '47 Tr itisi-frrf-l frfzm Brezrifrtcri Hgh Sfylwol, Wasliiriqtcnri, Sf rguiur Tra- lc '45, '46, '47, Natiiriiil llcriir Saviwty Vit!--Prf Sl if :xi 46, Lffttf-r:i1f-as -jluk. 42, 426. LAAK, FRANK: Gall arvl Gflil ll1Y '4 , ll,::if Trfasurfr 4 g Sgxeriie Club '4 : Tvirpsffirrf l fr ::1 3 fr-rtpri High Srlizcl, 'Q.'f':sE.i::ats:1, :Liar Tryk ' '47 Natizzifzl lfiricr S,f'l'7IY Tif-rzsurer '46 lfi Club '45, '46. LABONTE. ALICE: 151 fappflli if ir 4' '46 4' an fin. '-- .- -: M f-- Y- .Y 1- .. . . C11.1s cz.-V ,..1r, 4. 4 - 1 :nr-is Fxrxfrifa If LACKIE, NANCY I.: 'llf1f1SlCll' 'l irfrr. C fl H111 Q,.1,,,,' H..-...L -',.,..A 4... ...mv .J NV, ,., . 1.-. Ju ...,.. 1. ,,At 1.-5 ... i.1.,1u1, .1-if. -ec J,1.. lf-vie? 46- .lit Sfr':1'f f'f'1 -1521 ' S' : ' :t1 LACY. IAMES: Se: S1121 :pi GQ: 5 ' b LAM. CLIFFORD H.: FQ.f',C. '46 '43 ' ' ' 1 4 LANGTRY, PATRICIA: H111 f.f1' 1.1 ' SQ F. 'A Cr, -ff A Cigagzflla Cllllf - i Quik k:TQ11I1 LAU, BERNICE: Sig: 1 C' ' S Lhlillli lllll Puriehaiiz 46. LAU, ETHEL: ?.f.f'C. Spfris: QS- Hizzzeziczti Se, far? Hlll llliliilllll 46, 4'- C1'.'1t:s Fczziaria '5 El Fic: Y Cf: QC- .l.1l1c:i Ycutki Craaizzaxai . LAWRENCE, NEIL: Seriztr lfcctball 46, Silence C135 46: El Rec y Cr: Treasure: 4' Chevrgzts Club 4' l-lcznerccrzi 'f1:e-President 45, '46, R.C.'l'.C. 46, 47. We -di Sing cmd smile and pray, Rodger. LEE, FLORA: Girls Glee Club '45, A Cappella Cliorr '45, Hui lflikrniikr 46, 47, Alliecl Youth Orqanization '47, Baccalaureate Corrirnittee '47, Future Horne-makers of America '47. LEE. IENNIE: Hortrerocrrr Presrdfnt '45, '46, '47, luriior Class Secretary '46, Silver Scholastic Award '46, Cale- teria Cashier '46, '47, Science Club '47, El Rojo y Oro '45 LEE, LILA Y. H.: l3l,O.T.C. Sponsor '46, Saber and Chain Club '46, Civitas Romana 46, Science Club '47, Calee teria Cashier '46, A Cappella Choir '45, '47. LEE, LORNA: Senior Prom Ccrnrnittee '47, El Rolo y Ora '47, Allied Youth Organization President '47, Cale- teria Cashier '46, '47, Horneroom Secretary '45, '46, Hui Milcimiki lnte-rfClub Representative '47. LEE, MARGARET: El Roo y Oro '47, Dispensary Helper '47, Allied Youth Organization '47. LEE, NORA K. B.: Rough Rider Stall Editor-in-Chief '47, Science Club '47, Hortieznuiri Representative '46, Ouill and Scroll '47, Senatus Rczrianus '47, Rough Rider Senior Edition '47. LEE, STANLEY: Science Club '46, 'Wardens '46, Saber and Chain Club '47, Chevrens Clul: '46, R.O.T.C. '46, '47, LEITHEAD, CECILIA: Gzrls' Clee Club '45, '46, A Cap' pella Choir '45, '46: Library Helper 46. LEONG, PRISCILLA K. T.: l.es Causeurs Cadets '47, R,O.T.C. Spenser '47, Science Club '47, Cafeteria Casliier '47, I-lui 'vfliililllil 4 Pzuan Rider Senior Edr1i::'47. LEVINTOHL. EDA: S1115 .:'.'.'git.3:'.q lf-air. '45, 46, Band '46, '46 '47 Czaniatzcs CQQL 46- Science Clui, '4', Senza: Class Day Comfigttee '47 LN, AMY: Hg: Pgrxeiaia 17, ...ed Youth O:- nizairirz '4S, Carter: ZLL Choir '47, J eutirre lf'.t:.er:.ake1s :I .l.:t.er1f: LINDO, GLADYS: A Czpgiuf' C3121 are Home :takers of Azeri: '46, LITTLEIOHN, EVELYN: Czar' ,. fr' ..,. Fzif-:t E, Fits? High Sched Ggrtzr. C111 'Quite H1:r1e:r.ake: sf Amerie: 46. LIU, LORRAINE: S'EY.lZf Pflffl Czitirt e '47, Offlie Helper '46, '47, A Cappeif: C3111 4 46, Hur l3u:r.eY hana '47, .f'1.EQrf3d Ycuti. Organza 47, Girls' Giee Club '45 '46 Loretta and Edmund slickin' up. LOCKWOOD, IEANETTE: Transferred from San Lean- dro Hiqh School, San Leandro, Caltiornia, A Cappella Choir '46, Honor Society '45, '46, C.S.F. '45, '46, Cvirls' Glee Club '45, Iurnor Prom Committee '46. LOO, FLORENCE: A Cappella Choir '46, '47. LOO. FLORENCE I.. K. C.: A Cappella Choir '45, Future Homemakers of America '46, Hui Lokahi '46, Hui Pumehana '47, Offrce Helper '47, LOPES, LOIS: Transferred from West Hlqh School, Mrnneapolls, Minnesota '46, Homeroorn Secretary '45, Annual Staff '45, Future Hornerrtalcers of America '47, LOW, NAOMI: Transferred from St. Andrew-1's Priory '45, Sophomore Class Treasurer '45, Drarnatics Club '45, Drspensary Helper '47, Senatus Rcmanus '45, Future Home-makers of America '47, LOWE, BONNIE: 2C.TC, Sponsor '47, Saber and Chain Club '47, Senatus Rcmatius '47, Horneroom Rep- resentative '47, Scrence Club '47, Future Hornernakers 5fArner1ca 47. LOWRIE, BOB: R.O.T.C. '46, '47, Science Club 46: Chevrons Club '47, Seni'r Ficnlc Cornrnitffe '47, Ritle Team '47. LUKE, ANGELINE: Hui L'-kwhi 46: Hui Piirnffharifr '47, A Cappella Choir 46 '47, All:-'fl Youth Crq':r1'n '1i 47, Les Causeurs Cfriets -27. LUKE, MARGARET: Crafts F4lfIfT1'ZIl'T 45, Currie-rt: Club 41, Crchestra '45, '46 Science Club '46, Hu: Purrie- Eflflfl 47, Girls' Terirzzs Club '47 LUM, ANNIE P.: Quill and Sjfifl 4 7 lllfiff Fell , Sfholastlc Award 45 47: La Cause-tte Edztor 4,7 :d.,,,g-'rn Q.,.,:: 'lp QAWA, :',:..h '. id- ,.... -,., r.-,.., op od.. 4, ..e,..,l umm. 4, -es cddsedls Cadets Sefretary 4 , LUM, DORIS: Senatus I:i-...'IY1'.lS 46, Hui Lokahi Presi- dent 46- Hu: Puriehana lite'-Club Fepresentatrfe 47- jzztteroorn Preszierit 42- ix: Pin: Cirnriittee 45 Allied Youth Crqanrzatlzn LUM. FLORA: Honor Fill '47, Czvltas Romana '46, Science Club '47, Hui Lolcahl '46, Hui Purnehana 'frezsurer 47, Oifmce Helper 43. LUM, LAURA: Fgxzzti-Up Sfflff 45, School :drier 45 47, Quill anti 3'r:Ql 45 47- Sfliolastxr .-.. .rd 45 47- Hznor Hill 47- S31-sn 77'LlIT 47- GF' n In- vltatreris Committee 47. LUM, WAI IEN: Czvltas Rjlfillll 45- Les Cause-urs Cadets 47, Graduatrcn Usherette 46- Hzztttercsrn Treas- urer '45, Hul Mikiinlkl 45 45, '47, A Cappella Choir '47, Hawaiian serenode. MAIKAI, ROSE: IMLILLIO H'.'I!l 'II1UkCIS uf, Amerifa '46, 'A'7 MALTERRE, LEILANI: Gxrls T mils Clxzlu '43, '46, Guls' Tennis Tram '45, '46. MANN. ROSE: Fuiure Hommualcers of America '46, Glrls' Glfe Cluh 46, '47, A Cappella Chair '46, '47, MARSHACK, IERRY: Cheer Leader 47: BOYS' Svlizii- :tiia Team '46, R.O.T.C 46, 47, Ch-evrans Club '46, 47, Senior Class Day mmitreo Chairman '47, Rough Fizder Staff '46, '47. MARTIN, BERYI.: Faifnfe Clml, 47- Il flu 1. y Crt, '47, Ggrls' Glfxf' Clixl' 41 '46, ' L31IlS T:-111113 Clul, '47, l-lfav :aint Searftary '47, O MARTIN, CHARLES: Hiiif S':.'1fti:ti1:f: Team '45 '47- Vfra Tff s'1'f' '46' Ffvs' I 1:-0 Hzjlyim 41. rtieriirti Pre-Slaerii '47, vzcris Club '47, Cha-cr MARTIN. PATRICIA: 13. Carrzella Aihr 4: '46 4 ' Gala! aid Gcld H1-Y '47, Leaier'47. Gxrls' Culee Club '45, '46, Sahfr arfi Chair: f,'Q.1E1, 46, MAYER, PATRICIA ANN: ' R.Q.T,'f. Spirisvr '46, ,1fYl1',I 'CKTSES lfay l3 1f,rf1r'1 -Y: i t:'.:t1 Sari IT1- ,-V, ffiai filizl Sari 211753 Cizlzixziaa- f'.z'1::l1:1eret'fs '4i, liizierc' :xi Presxic-xii '45, C '45, 46, Aqumas Club '46, Siztilaia Cvllil '47, MCCALLA, KATHRYN: Girls' Swirzirxgia Tear: '46, '47, E. Cappella Chez: 46 47, .mils Glen Clpb '46, '47, fgizcr Plfilf Czrnztizitfe '46 MCCARTY, PAMELA: Carr. .A ' ' .Q fapgt-11: 'C'f.'.lI Hai f,f1f:17:.1f:1 5 'r'.i':1 Ka:'z.f-:. 1- ':.eE.a Girls' 562711, fI:r.:l'g 1'1!1 bf 'f 1:'f5 fiiais 46 46- G1-'C Clllb -A E '46 MCCLANAHAN, AUDREY: ' il 4'- i,fjfT.'1flf5 Slat 45- faiiif 46, L1- MCKEAGUE. FRANCES: .4 Qagipe.. MEILLETTE, IEANNE M.: 'I up '46, Efditzr '47, Stu 'Wie T. . . '.,.,, F'-.. .,....: .' ...... : ,Q I... -1 Cl... MENDONCA. LAVERNE: T ,.:,,.L. L'T.,,,i, f-- - . A A-Y-H, ,rr 1-:I J,..s Gxr: MQCARTHUR. HOWARD E.: If E :E':l1 ff'::'.:'1ff 41' F' :yi f MACKAY, MARGARET LOUISE CINS glee .7131 46 fappfll' ffiizz 46 7 Hate ff' :t.- takers ' Pam amz . x.7I' x,.,AA.. Q 5 11 11405 ' 1 MILLER. BETTY IEAN. Hirn.,r,s... S MOON, SALLY: Rcuali Rider ofa.. '46, Science Club '47, Civitas R:- b-..l,. rl ,TH Cvmml rrruitt Pat, Leola and Amy show their skill with rifles. MORSE. MELVIN: Gold and Gold Hi-Y '47, R.O.T.C. '46, '47. MORGAN, MARGARET H.: Girls' Glee Club '45, A Cappella Choir '45, Office Helper '46, '47. MOY, MARIORIE: A Cappella Choir '45, '46, '47, Of- fice Helper '46, '47, MUGFORD. RICHARD: Did not graduate. MUIRHEAD, MARILYN B.: Girls' Swimmiriq Team '45, '46, Dramatics Club '46, Uslierettes' Club '46. MUNDON, GREATHIA: Dramatics Club '46, Orchestra '45, A Cappella Choir '46, '47, Girls' Glee Club '46, '47, Future Hornerrialcers at America '47. MURAGIN, MARY: A Cappella Chair '47, Girls' Glee Club '47, Office Helper '46, MURAI. ERNESTINE: Les Causeurs Caalets '47, Offiae Helper '46, '47, Girls' Glee Club '45. MURAKAMI. HERBERT: Red and Gold Hi-Y '46, Treas- urer 47, Seziisr Fsatball '47, Sezicr Basketball '-1', A Cappella Chair 47: SCICYICFE Club '-T, ?.O.T.C. '46, '47. NAKAEDA, ELIZABETH: Rcuah Rxier Staff '45 '46, '47, Scholastic Award '45, '46, '47, l-lcmerccrn Treas- urer '47, Ouill and Sersll '46, '4': Sszexce Club -F, Sexier Pre: Pllbllflfy' Chairman '-ln. NAKAMURA, IOYCE: Shorthand Club Secretary '47, Hai Puriehaia -Q', Les Petzts Fraisais '45. NAHOOLEWA, PRIMROSE: Trazisferreal frat: St. Ari- drew s Priary, Class Secretary F, Dramatirs Club '-16. NAM, HERBERT: R-fd and Gala H:-Y '46, '45, Fl.C.T.C. '46, '47, lunisr Fcetball '45, lunicr Basketball '45, Se-riicr Football '46, '4T, Seriicr Basketball 46, 47. NEELY. ARTHUR: Scrielastic Award '47, Hemerscrri Treasurer '47, Bays' Swimming Team '46, '47, Rauali Rider Staff Artist '47, Senior Class Day Committee '47, Stage Crew '45, '47, Little brown gals. NISHIKIDA. RICHARD: Allied Youth Organization '47, Boys' Glee Club '47, A Cappella Choir '47, Gold and Gold I-li-Y '47, lunior Football '46, R.O,T.C, '46, '47, NISHIMITSU. CLEO: El Ro,o y Oro '47, A Cappella '45, '47, Science Club '47, Hui Pumehana '47, Allied Youth Organization '47, Hui Lokahi '46, NOBLE. IACKIE AUDREY: A Cappella Choir '46, '47, Future Homemakers of America '47, Song Leader '47, Office Helper '45, NUNES, HAROLDINE: El Rojo y Oro '47, Office l-lelper '46, '47, NUNES. IAMES: Boys' Swimming Team '47, R.O.T.C. '46, '47, DA: : Civitas Romana '45, Science Club '46, ui ' '46, Secretary '47, Shorthand Club '47, A Cap ela Choir '47, Allied Youth Organization '47, OGOSHI. THEODORE TADAO: Class Vice-President '45, I-lomeroom Representative '46, Hcrneroom Presi- dent '47, Senatus Romanus '46, Camera Club '46, Science Club '47, OKITA, STELLA OKUNA. LAWRENCE: Fl Roto y Or: '47, Cheer Leader '47, Green and Gold Hi-Y '47, lflornercom Representa- tive '46, Allied Youth Organization '47, Iunior Football '45, ORNELLAS, BARBARA JEAN: A Cappella Choir '45, '47, Homeroom Secretary '46, Green and Gold Hi-Y Sponsor '47, Future I-lomemakers of America '47, Office Helper '46, '47, Girls' Swimming Team '47. OSLER, ALBERTA: Double Triple Trzo '47, Songleader '46, A Cappella Choir '46, Homeroorn Vice-President '45. OYER, ESTHER: Ouill and Scroll '47, Scholastic Award '46, '47, Rough Rider Staff Business Manager '47, Fl Rego y Oro Vice-President '47, E-lorxeroorn Representa- tive '47, Cafeteria Cashier '47, PAOA. EDNA: A Cappella Choir '45, Double Triple Trio '47, PARK, IOHN: Senior Football '46, '47, Senior Basket- ball '46, '47, A Cappella Choir '46, '47, Green and Gold l-li-Y '46, '47, Wardens '46, Senior Track '47, NELSON, MARGARET: El Roo Y Oro '47, Hui Purnehana 47: Allied Youth Organization '47, A Cappella Choir '45, 47, Hui lflzfiht '46, Girls' Glen Club '45, '47, NISHIKAWA, LEANORA: Rcurvl-Up Staff '45, '46, '47, Ouill and Scroll '46, '47, Scholastic Award '45, '46, f-lonieroom Secretary '45, '46, '47, La Causette '47, Baccalaureate ana Class Gift Committee '47, 1 I 1 n ,CU PARK, RUTH: Hi 11: r PELLETIER, ROBERT: Ge! me ihal coconui, Elvin. PERRY, IAMES: El Rojo y Cm '46, Seniir Fgollvcxll l.f'fzri':qer 47, Somcr Track 46, 47, Scxence Club '47, Rei and Gili Hi-Y '47, PERRY, PATRICIA KATHERINE: A Cappella Choir '45, '-16, '47, l'l'.1l lDllIIl ?llfIH'I '47, Ilui Lolcqhi '46, CGIf5lOIlfI Cfzsltinr '47, Olfifo Holpor '46, '47, Allied Youth Or- ff'If1l73ll'JIl '-17. PHILLIPS, ALLAN: Eiriil '-25, '-16, '47, Sf:1f':lCfb Lflull '43, lunar Fowtlmll '43, PHILLIPS, ALMA MAE: A Cqppollu Choir '46, '47, Future Homemfxlcfvrs of America '47. PHILLIPS, LOREEN: Slicftlvzrifi Club '46, '-17, Girls' S129 Club QL, Cffmib Helpvr '46 326. PIIVIENTAL, RODGER: A Cfippf-2l'1 f7llfxll' '46, '47, Clwvr Fits Club '46 '47, 'Nurtlctis '45, '46, R.G.T.C. '46, '47, fqriff lrgitifzll '46 Biiys' GIf:AC l11l: 47, POMROY, CLARA: Double Triplw Trim '46, '47, A Cup- pfllz Clvir '45, 46, '47, USl1fXIVlIfS' Club '45, '46, Hui I' 1:::fli 1!11 'fl', , Hui lyzkulu -16, OlII f'5 I lf lD4'l' '-17. POTTER, BETTY: l'l llfiwv y O: -l : Iliruflrfmllu Vim-- E':f-sliif-rz' 46- l.zl:':r',' H-lpf-1 -Q , flI'Ifll1fIll,Il IIl'llI'I fs 7 IT1'ff' -Q , Tr :r1fr 5 ' F' '1 lk: Il1':?p PRESTON, RALPH L.: A Q7 1,:,vf QF: -5, '-16 ' Five Glff fflnit 413 -Z6 47: l?.'f.T,f, if 47- C31 I ,'.'.lZ1 -1 - 111- .ffzrii -1 . RICHARDSON, KAALA IANIS GEORGIA: Hiztif 7.,lT?'?f1S1'1'fi1f -1? future dffzilrtfzsefs 5: Aiier USL--2: 'N' ga 5, 611-,L :Lwy ga 4' ROBBINS, DOLLY: Grzipxzx ,,i:t1:ii1i.29 flizizzzc. 47- Hfttiett 'ii '.'1TG-PYGSLL Plftie'AA RCN' ROBINSON, CLEMENT: fig: T ti' 'il 1 .iff Tr 172: Tfitt' if- F,.f.T..7. 46' '1 TS -E6 SAITO, EDITH: Tzirisferral ffm I.FLlWl'.LLC1 High Sclxcfl '.'.'1:i1':'.-Ji: 46 flgss S7l'I ' A19 Flu: ?u:x12l1'::13 SALADO. IRENE: F211 Puiiiehztp A Ccppellc Cllilf 47- Trzfisifrzai 31:5 ffciilriley Pixqim Ssliosl '46, Fgruxx' Speaker' 45- Flgtiozgsitl ffepreseriiativs '-16. Raid! SCHMITTEN, PHILLIP: Civitas Fioniana '45, Ritle Team '46, '47, Clievrons Club '46, '47, Swimming Team '47, F..O.T.C. '46, '47. SCHRADER, CHARLES: Councillor-at-Iarqe '47, Home- room President '46, '47, Graduation Usher '46, Track '46, Best Cadet, ROTC. '46, Gold and Gold Hi-Y Vice- President '47. SCOTT. VIVIENNE: Future Homemakers at America '46, '47, Girls' Glee Club '47, A Cappella Choir '47. SEN, ESTHER: Hui Lokahi '46, A Cappella Choir '46, El Rojo y Oro '47, Hui Pumehana '47, Science Club '47, SHAW. PEGGY IOAN: A CG pella Ghtbir '45, '46, '47, Girls' Glee Club '45, 916, '47, -Xllled-Youth Oraanizaticn '47. . 5 SHIELDS, LYNN: Band '45, A Cappella Chair 47: Camera Club '47, RoundAUp Staff Artist '47, Senicr Class Day Committee '47. SHIGETA, IAMES: Civitas Romana '45, Les Causeuis Cadets '47, Chevrons Club '46, '47, Track '45, luninr Prom Committee '46. SILVA, IAMES A.: Civitas Romana '45, '46, Boys' Swim- ming Team '46, '47, Homercom Vice-President '46, Hcmeroom Representative '47, Clievrons Club '47, Senior Prom Committee '47, SILVA, LORRAINE: Girls' Glee Cl'.1b 46, 47: Drarnatics Club '46, Girls' Baseball '46, Future Hcnieniakers cf Ameriea '46, Orchestra '45, A Cappella Chcir '46 '47 SILVA. PHILLIP SILVA, ROSEMARY: Girls Szvirimiia Team 46, 46 Assistant Manager '47, Girls' luniir Crier: '47, Terxtzs Club '47, Camera Club '47, Dramatifs Club '46, Girls' Rifle Team '47, SIMPSON, CHARLES: Band '45 46 47, Camera Club '47, Baccalaureate and Glass Gift Cznirriittee '47 R.O,T,C. '46, '47. SMITH, DONALD: Trai-f.rred Fr'ir.Lc1ir. , Scbeol, Los Ariaeles Galifdr fr aan Crew -1 Scxerife Club '46, SMITH, ELOISE: Ushereites Club 'Qi 46- Srarzatzis Club Secretary '46, Girls' Tennis Club 43, '46, Les Causeurs Cadets '47, Future Herriernakers cf Arrierica '45, La Causette Ari Edits: '47, SANTOS, ISABEL: S21 'arid Club 4 , future rti7t1fnia..r's 'r'r a ,- -1. U1 SASAKI. UVM News di . 6 4 46: ' 1+ Ride Fl ' ' .iki '4 ar 1 C N '1 fs X374 SMITH SHIRLEY SONODA SHEILA J lf, IK las Kenneth Mun Blu Nell and Manuel outshxne the monkeys SOUTH LEONA 3 4 T rp 1 'n F x I-I1 .5 I' llx J 'I CGllC'III l lr s G1 G L, .1 0 llirurf HI lnfr 47 OH 43 H par STEINMILLER BARBARA IEAN D1sp rs ry Vlflp r 45 A Fzppallu 46 4 PLIIUTP Homfxrrnk rs of G ls 46 STEVENS MARIE T 1 s 0 Ll yv KGIISUS Guls Drum QOIFB Grs Q q r IClfISSUIfCIIIIII' '7 SULLIVAN. PATRICK TAKEI, BETTY: Ijlll ,f Ilczxe 7 uf II-IIQF ' Ig Qffb :ffifAfQ,Qf7fy W M M TAM, BARBARA: Q'1'. 3 Fifi :pu '67 . :rx-'-rect: Rep- ,,f..t. . - if fin. , 1 Se--r-tary' 7g S-:fncQ Club '75 A111 Zsili. Q: I 'l'f39 G Chi: TAYLER, CAROLINE: Ulspfvrfl 1 A wi ' Ing :, ' g V 'Z ' If 'lift ,QC . .:z,rt1'z ' . fu- Ci TENGAN, HATSUYO: 'firm - f - Igw- 1YI'.lII1 ..fIIl' TEVES, BLANCHE: Ei,..if: ,, .1-':1i'-... E1 F '1 , TODOKLVIOLET: FEW' Q Iiptzran-Ziff 5, TOKUYAMA, MARGARETI EE-,..1E1:t.i Chl QT Ori TOM, BETTY: fl H 5 3' 3:5 F1 ' xiii - ,ljlei ':':p1i21 2:4 l'I1 I- 1. -c E ff tiiliiiikefs ,ii .3.It1L:'13,. -il TONG, FLORENCE: fl F, , 45- EiO',lI1fl':QY :.:. 45- Cfqzznlzztzii E-fillff 4 : Q 1:r Prczri Cxrtizzzxitee -' 5 N A W -.N-sfmx-Q --L NM QAM. 1 - ::11:1rQ Ogg: Lf - 14: P....f. 4..- x..':'T.,SIl.5.. Qgill :Iii Sfflll 4 . TONG, MUN BIU: Hiiiiefgzzx Treasurer 45 QB: El RS: 3' Cri 46: Sszerpe fhb -267 Chewcis Club '47, . ,Z..?5- L- A f -f r 'X K ' 6 1 X XX 4--. I 4 N, X N -P ' ' . 'vw' T XJ an vii -A-+11-5 -pr . V Q Sv ,,, , L , A Such seumanship, Ice! VILLIERS, RALPH: Senior Football '45, Boys' Swim- minq Team '44, A Cappella Choir '43 Letterrnens Clulw '43, '44, Transferred frfgm Tlcrencf Hman Sclzaal, Senicr Fofztlwall '42, 'C Club '47, A WAIOLAMA, BERNICE H I V WAKINEKONA, LORRAINE M.: Dcuble Triple Tria '47, A Cappella Choir '45, '46, '47, Hui Lakahi '46, Hui Purnehana '47, Allied Youth Orqanizatxcn '47, Future l-lomemakers of America '47. WALKER, GENEVA: Did riot graduate. WATSON, MILBURN LEE: Band '46 ?l.O.T,C. '46, Cafe- teria Cashier '47, Transferred from llafiera Hiql1Scl1c,5I, Marlera,Cal1lurnia. WEBER, THEODORA: Cvirls' Swimrrzinq Team '46, '47, Girls' Glee Club '45, '46, '47, Office Helper '46, Senior Picnic Committee '46: Hcrnercarn Representative '47. WEBSTER. MILDRED: Girls' Glee Club '46, 47, A Cap- pella Choir '46, '47, Future l-lcmemakers of America '46, Library Helper '47. WEIDKNECHT, CHARLES: Seriit. Class Cay Praaraa '46, Boys' Glee Club '46, '46, 4', F,,C.T.C. 46, 47 WELSH, IANICE: Cffise Helper ec 7if'LreH:rr.f'rt1aL:ers of America '46, Transferred frgm EIC aiznd Unnn High Schoal, Richmond, Califcriiia. WILLIAMS, IOHN: Staaeit Eiag' Treasurer 4', Class Treasurer '45 '46, Fliuxa-'jp Staff 46- Pile 'fears 46, 47, Saber and Chaz: Cluh 5, .-. Cappella Chczr 45. WILSON, MYRTLE ANN: A Cappella Chiir 4 '4' Girls' Glee Club 45 46 'lee aan WONG, IANET: Putt :.ar'.': -1 Irie C Transferred fr'rr. Y.fiK1r.le3' Ea: 'Q Pfzrifgl Hf,IIl 'f',',m Cirrn .'1r.:tn' C. , , ,f-:if seniaiza- ffpcszal kativififs Cr.a1rr:.a:, 40. WONG, MARIORIE: Les Causesrs Caaga fy Gzrls' Texnxs Club 473 H.ll Parieharra 4C- an lzkai '46, WONG, SAU LIN: Civitas Pzriaia 45, Scienae Club '46, lalcrnerczrn Searetary '46 '4 lied Yzuzr. Cr' aanizatizn '47 TSUKIYAMA, DORIS: I l'.'IK IS 'f .'1fI.'II '1 'x ' 46- llui T ir f l Hr, 41 t VIERRA. GERALDINE L 'll1l', '4C7 C'If1'H l-lelfnfi L ' 46- l:.lIf,'Cf.'I', 5 fz't'iA:A.aJ' i':gA'l'A'l:A:'l'ii WONG WILFRED F WONG, WINIFRED: ,. , ., -s .. my S .I I fJ ,- All hands busy in shop. WOOLFORD. EDMUND LEE: Senicr Truck '46 '4 7 If Sexier Basketball 4n7 Leitermeris Clul: '477 i.l Rego y Ore '477 RO.T,C. '47- Transferred from Liriceln High Schccl, Seattle '.'fash1nqt:n7 Homer Roll 46. YAMP., EVELYN: Hui Pumehana '477 Science Club '477 Future l-lnriieinakers of America '477 Allied Ysuth Or- afiriizfitifztx 477 Trfzxisferrfffi from Federal High Sciccl Crystal City, Tr x'zs '457 H',ii1erf,oii1 SeCrelary '457 Hzizr ,, , , .wifi--ty 41. YAMASAKI. DOROTHY: Civitas Romana '457 Science Club '467 Honor Roll '467 Homeroom President '477 Homeroom Representative '467 Homeroom Vice-President '45. YATES, ELIZABETH: Double Triple Trio '477 A Cap- pella Cliriir '45, '46, '477 Senior Prom Commillee '477 Future l'lL,Il1f'II1-'1lCf'fS Aim:-rica '477 Hui lvllkirniki '4'f'. YEE, WINFRED: Seiiicr Tian,-lc '45, '46, '477 luiizr Fest- S 1 Cl 4 -1 ws ball '467 C1'Jll'1S Rtprtzarifr '467 Cenfce Lib ' 77 Qcf' 'lhriizis Civil 42, '46 Plczxerccni Vice-President '47, YOSHIZAKI, IOYCE: Les Causeurs Cadets '477 Hui Purnehaia 477 Curls' Tennis Club '477 Allie-cl Ycutii Oraaiiizatierz YOUNG. CAROLYN: fi Qxppellfi Clpzir 45, 457 Glllil Gln- Ciiil, '43 40' S rw iflxil, 4 '7 CgI3lL,1i1'1.I1 '.::1- llllllfw' 4 7 fTi':1:z s fini: 46. YOUNG, ELLA: f'1':1i,:s l: I 4IIl'1 467 Scif-tic' l 4 ilui l.l1k:::i:2ci 4 - .l.lli - i lfupxtii Qrqariizaficr 4 4. Cappelli ffl 4f, -ln. YOUNG, LEOLA: 3:i::113 :s Cluli '43 P3215 '46, YOUNG. NATHALIE: figtgtf'-ll., 45' Fpxigie Hczgerti zbcezs .1 Fiztzezggez 46- i-lui l.: F- H1:P:::1e- lillfij 4T. YOUNG, PEGGY: Cgijllllllfllii C::1:1:t..e If Sicrthcr., Club Treisxref Pgrrzehaia 4'- H'.::Lck:2i1 46- Fpgtgze Hciiettiz s c' '.rier1:: 457 Cfilce Helper '45 '4T YOUNG, ROBERT: C ..,,::13:,. 46- Carter: Clci '4'- S.:-i-:ice SQL 4 ei Yricti. Crgarigatics RCTC. 46 YOUNG, SAU HUNG: Quill and Scrcll 4' Rcpxzgk Stat: 457 Rcurigillp S132 46, '477 Civiias Romana 4,7 Science Club '4'- Will :incl Prophecy Committee 4C YUEN, MELVILLE: Civitas Romana '457 El Rojo y Q19 '477 Science Club '477 Rifle Team '46f R.O.T.C. '46, '47, A ,f Y We 6 M . . 1' f ' ff . 'gfib ' ws. V M 'V' , 3, 1 5, as 1 7 A 1 + V V X g ' 4, 4 Vwf?,, Zh, -if A .gy 32 U V I .M img in f ' my Y 1 1, Y -92 ' W3 I iz . ' Wife? s W 'Z X jk: fi fig' ff? 132351 yi x ' r ' 4 , v 6' P' ,fx 55 'B ' HW' 4 ' ' ' 'f , kg? V an tg Mi. . 4 Q my-2 2 O- .' is A .qsx I v ,1' . Ex yr 1 - I X 4 S lu 'V i , 15 sw 1 ,Jdiff .' f , f V 1, ,Al , f' y A . ' : all .3 ,yi xx 3 XQ ,, Ma' 4 L... uwMz.'4 .. ,.- . - 'be 42 -pf 4 a 'uv' -, 1 itll' , ,,.,..M,. ,M , Y ', Qz-91-'AX H., f vrwgw , 2 ,, r 1 .MTNA , mini? ' '41 ' xl wi ,119 f A I 4, waz: fv' ,IQ Y wr w'f !,. , ,-3' Y' R 'QV , 4 ff? 4 42, ,..,. 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Eleanor beats out with Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata. 32 Mrs. Lurline Chamberlin ill-2252-AFRONT ROW: Nora Wong, Eloise Yamashiro, Myra Zane, Vice-President: Amy Yama- uchi, Representative: Bertha Young, President: lason Yuen. Treasurer: Loraine Wong, Secretary: Woletta Wise. lacque- line Weigman, Iuanita Wintermeyer. SECOND ROW: Rose Yamamoto, Sau Fun Wong, Marion Wright, Nellie Wong, Rose Wong, Marian Wong, Blanche Won, Betty Zane, Patri- cia Young, Beatrice Yamamoto. BACK ROW: Leslie Wong, Gordon Wilcox, Betty West, Howard Wilder, Robert Wienert, Letitia Zane, Wanda Wong, Elizabeth Yamaguchi, Lorraine Won, Christopher Wong. Francis Windrath. Miss Cleo Case ill-203JfFRONT ROW: Iune Leslie, Sylvia Krewson, Pauline Lee, Luanne Long, Lila Lee. Treasurer: Gladys LaMadrid, President: Ieannette Lee, Secretary: Bare bara Lee. Vice-President: Barbara Kolb, Peggy Loo, Margaret Leong. SECOND ROW: Pansy Kemp, Leilani Kim, Donald Korn. Thelma Lee. Laura Kiehm, Ioyce Kishinami, Ianet Kil, Aileen Kim. Mariorie Leong, Bertram Komenaka. BACK ROW: Pauline Lambert, Howard Kruse. Ioan Lindsey. Henry Kramer, Woody Lee, Dorothy Koon, Diana Kim, Anna Leong, Paul Lewis, Roy Kruse, Reynold Leong. A Mrs. Mildred Fisher C11-224i-FRONT ROW: Daniel Thomp- son, Norma Suvaco, Laurel Smith, Alice Tsukayama, Mary St. Iohn, Representative: Helen Simpson, Vice-President: Shirley Watanabe, Secretary: Hilda Terada, Treasurer: Alice Thompson. President: Dolores Webster, Lillian Souza. Kath- erine Staszkow, Earl Simerson. SECOND ROW: Irene Tom, Roger Sonq, Hiroko Uesato. Helen Tanaka. Phyllis Sonoda, Kiyono Suqa. Blanche Tanaka. Clara Tsutsumi. Nancy Su- zuki, Barbara Tongg, Pauline Sueoka, William Tan. BACK ROW: lohn Smith, Robert Wakefield. Shirley Thompson. Ma- rion Umeda, Tokuko Tokunaqa, Ruby Tribe. Carol lean Spen- cer, Enid Suzuki, Wilfred Tyau, Donald Smith. Thomas Souza. Mrs. Violet Loper ill-2211-FRONT ROW: Richard Rodby. Katherine Shin. Lynnette Pung. Violet Shomura, Secretary: Eleanor Park. Representative: Shirley Reed. Vice-President: Frank Paz. President: Herbert Sakai, Treasurer: Ann Price, Lawrence Samson. Iohn Peterson, Morgan Peris. SECOND ROW: Primrose Piliwali. Anita Sen, Iuanita Punq, Della Park, Iacqueline Rapoza. Ioel Reeves. Ruth Schweckendick. Priscilla Silva, Lorraine Rego. BACK ROW: Iames Prosser. Evelyn Rietow, Evelyn Paresa, Irwin Patton, Craig Shattuck, Gordon Ricketts. Robert Rietow, Iackie Revis, Woolsey Rice, Leo Porter, Bernice Roscoe, Mildred Park. -A Melville appears dazed by the surrounding beauty C C 33 William. you look surprised! Mrs. Dorothy I-'RIZELLE tll-IOSJSFRONT ROW: Don An- drews, Harry Chang, Helene Bartels, Venus Blaisdell, Vice' President: Edward Anderson, Everett Adams, President: Betty Awamura, Secretary: lean Au, Treasurer: Charlotte Char, Lucille Botelho, Ioan Archambeault, lack Beck. SECOND ROW: Lawrence Au, Harriet Bartels, Sylvia Chang, Virginia Chee. Evelyn Arakawa, Barbara Bruhn, Blossom Au. Clara Chang, Marilyn Chang, Norman Bisho, Lester Bisho, BACK ROW: Glen Bloeman, Kathryn Cambra, lane Ah Nee. Helen Anastasopulos. Ellsworth Bush, Annette Cahral. Mary Buh, Dolores Cash, Robert Atkinson, Ierry Anderson, Henry Aiken. Miss Ethel Sweedler tll-l23liFRONT ROW: Warren Iones. Leilani Kamalii. Leilani lim, Betty Kadoolca, Edith Iohnson, Representative: Elsie Ioe, Vice-President: Frank Ishii. Treas- urer: Leinani Kamai, Secretary: Shirley Iohnson, President: Frances Mae Iardine, Betty Lou Iones, Ronald Holt. SECOND ROW: Ianet Kam. Iennie Kau, Mildred lim, Bernice Kam. Mariorie Kashiwada, Emma Kealoha. Lavenda Kaleikau, Rose Holt. Norma Iarrett. Alice Kekahaloa. BACK ROW: lack Kelly, Pearl Ing. Lily Kakazu, lane Iwashita, Warner lrey. Lorraine Kaohu, Lynn Iaqqar, Katherine Kan, William lmmell. Ianet Kam, Lurline Iohnson, Doris Kaleikini. Mrs. Dorothy Gill tl1A207l-FRONT ROW: Katherine Mc- Lachlan, Florence Lubar, Betty Madson, Secretary: Faye McGinnis, Representative: Pat Meyer, President: Marian Matsumoto, Treasurer: Elaine Markham. Vayne Markham, Betty Lou Lung. SECOND ROW: Antoinette Loya, Loraine MacDonald, Elaine Lum, Nancy Lum, Sue Meillette, Leanora Lum, Iulia Mark. Eunice Masuda, Arthur Lum, Henry Lyum. BACK ROW: Doris McLain, Audrey Mikacs, Gwendolyn Mannion, Wanda Medart, Vernon McGuire, Dudley Mattice. Alex McLain, Henry Mclieague, Harvey Lunq, Scott Mahn- ken. William Mcllhenny. Miss Myrtle Iohnson ill-2l9l-FRONT ROW: Harold Neko- nishi. Herbert Okita, Secretary-Treasurer: Wallace Okuna, Representative: Doris Mundon, Henry Nishimura, Vice- President: Alma Pang, President: Barbara Miyashiro. Ioan Moss, Emiko Oda, Priscilla Moy. SECOND ROW: Pearl Mor- ton, Florence Onogi, Dorothy Ohama, Helen Ohtani, Grace Miyawaki, Doris Obata, Helen Ohinata, Hilda Nemoto, Dorothy Nakatani, Doris Miura. Leslie Miller. BACK ROW: Edith Ono, Shirley Naito. Eleanor Oschetzki, Betty Movitz. Billie Neal, Alice Mae Noa, Dorothy Nahale. Evelyn Nipp. Mildred Nunes, May Moniz, Blossom Morton, Paul Moses. Jrfkw f . J 7' A? ' f 1 Mrs. Nicholson won't like this. warns Barbara. Q 1 og 3 N. Iolly iuniors exchanging the latest dope. Mrs. Mabel Chapson-lll-llll-FRONT ROW: Doris Dun- ning, N e Grilten, altbie Holt, Vice-President: Pat Hobson, Secretary: a ryn Garcia. President: Melville Holmes, Treasurer: Barbara Davis: Lydia Hironaka, Exie May Henderson. SECOND ROW: Fred Edamatsu, Lei Lenore Foo, Representative: Maude Hee, Harriet Fuiioka, Thelma Ferriera, Marian Furtado, Novita Decker, Carmen Fernandez, Lillie Hall. BACK ROW: Carl Eiller, George Fleming, Earle Harris, Iames Dozier. Roberta Hageman, Grace Fukuda. Leota Goo, Patricia DeCosta, Alfred Dougherty, Robert Ho, Glenn Garrison. Miss Evlyne Iohnson Ill-l07l-FRONT ROW: Evelyn Clay- ton, Barbara Cordeiro, Alyce Cote, Hinq Hua Chun, Repre- sentative: Lillian Chock, Treasurer: Irma Chun, Secretary: Francis Ching, President: Bertha Chock, Margaret Chun. SECOND ROW: Gwendolyn Clark, Iunedale Coleman. Mil- dred Chun, Rowena Chun, Faye Dang, Iudith Ching, Helen Chibana, Norma Chow, David Ching, Alvin Chock. BACK ROW: Bernice Chun, Mahealani Ching, Iuliet Coyle, Sue lean Chung. Rena Costa. Ruth Connor, lim Davis, Ronald Conching, Herbert Ching. Robert Cordeiro, Alvan Ching. Advxsor Miss Donovan V1cePresxdent lohn Smlth Secretary Evelyn Lum Class of 49 Thts y ar s neophyte Rough R1ders wrth the ard ot the ftrst postwar Gold Book promptly admsted themselves to htqh school hte The Class of 49 one ot the largest ever to enter Roosevelt Hugh elected George Clements Prestdent lolsn Sm1th Vrce Prestdent Evelyn Lum Secre tary and Beatnce Fuuvt ara Treasurer Nallace Blalsdell represented the sophomores on the Executrve Councrl Under the qutdance ot thetr adv1sor MISS Kathryn Donovan the Cla s spmtedly parttclpated rn stu dent body act1v1t1es Frrst ot all the proyects sponsored by the forty n1ners was the sopho more mrxer Th1s tntormal qathermq was held so that the students mrqht better acquarnt themselves wtth each other Durrnq the football seas n a pep rally was qrven oy the class The sophomore class prcmc cltmaxed therr actrve year President. George Clements: Treasurer, Beatrice Fuiiwara: Sophomore Councillor. Wallace Blaisdell I . Q , . V , W , . . - , . , ' 7 1 t ' , ' - ' : , - , .. 1 . I 7 f - -fi' 'lx 1 ff .xy tv .-3-3 -,Q H' V ,,.- an A likely story. quips Gerald. Mrs. Ian Mowat 110-IZDWFRONT ROW: Dawn Rosa. Myrle Pung, George Skipper, Walter Sasaki. Secretary: Arthur Shida, Treasurer: Stanley Shima, President: Thomas Roach, Vice-President: Pat Ross. Beatrice Platten. Pat Schu- macher. Muriel Ross. SECOND ROW: William Siu, Ben Silva, Lavonne Scott. Verna Marie Smith. Irene Siu, Rose Shon, Ivy Smith, Reggie Silva. Elizabeth Smith. Dorothy Shi- mizu. Robley Wade. BACK ROW: Melvia Robinson, Lor- raine Rodrigues. lack Smith, Newton Purdy, David Platt. Iames Robbins. Byron Silvernail, Shirley Sheldon, Franklin Seelig, Barbara Shirley, Mary Piiohia, Harriet Pires. Miss Helen Lea 110-1201-FRONT ROW: Caroline Enos. Geraldine Cruze. Wilma Ferry, Barbara lean Fernandez. Representative: Francis Denis, Secretary: Kenneth Dias,Vice- President: Lydia Ebright. Treasurer: Nancy Eto, President: Marcia Mae Davis, LaVerne Fernandez. Nenette Curbow. SECOND ROW: Helen Fukino. Iane Fujii. Sheila Festerlinq. Muriel Edsman. Beatrice Fuiiwara, Annabel Edwards, Shir- ley Eckman. Ruth Decker. Ann Frost. Dorothy Fitzgerald. BACK ROW: Dorothy Crcss, Vernon Fo, Arthur Edwards. Clarence Furuya. Harry Feikert, Larry Croze. Donald Cress- man. Gertrude Froelich. Lila Emmert, Donald Dye, Richard Cote. 'fr X Mrs. Ella Westly C10-l26lfFRONT ROW: Susan Kaneta. Lorraine Kaikaka. Margaret Kaukahi, Vice-President: Leon- ard Kaimi, Treasurer: Arnold Ishii, President: Iohn Hose. Representative: Noenoe Hopkins, Secretary: Loretta Kawohi, Mary Louise Kahalewai, Betty lane Iohnston. SECOND ROW: Melva Iohnson, Florence Kimura. Maile Keola, Anna Mae Kim, Ianet Kim. Madge Honda, Lillian Ikeda, lane Io, Eloise Kanoa, Iimette Holt, Iohn Horner. BACK ROW: Iames Irvine, George Hooper. Adam Iaber, Raymond Huecher, lean Iackson, Keith lowell, George Hughes. Larry Croze, Hiene Kamai, lane Iohnson, lean Hoffman. Iackie Horton, Irene Kilmer. Mr. William Waters 110-229l-FRONT ROW: Tim Smythe. Patsy Vanatta, Laurene Souza. Eleanor Takeya, Vice-Presi- dent: Odes Trotter, Representative: Iohn Stratton. President: Norman Tremblay, Treasurer: Grace Ueiio, Secretary: Lei- nani Van Gieson, Loretta Torres, Norma Strench, Sybil Tyau. Iames Thomas. SECOND ROW: Katherine Understellor. Delores Souza, Evelyn Todd, Ingrid Torbenson, Billie lean Van Keuren, Edna Sumida, Faith Tsui, Lillian Uesugi, Eve- lyn Tom, Caroline Thompson, Mary Tokioka. BACK ROW: Robert Swan, Owen Tsukiyama, Frank Steinmiller, Norma Unger. Sonny Waller, Edward Stevens, Monroe Swanson, Iack Taylor, Anita Turner, Melvin Todd, Gerald Takei, Lawrence Takahashi, Barbara Stilipec. F: Yummy! What a delicious lunch 1. f. if feng Sophies busy studying. Mrs. Margaret Meyer C10-127l-FRONT ROW: Edward Gard- ner, Kathleen Beerman, Shirley Chapman. Beulah Rocks. Ward Prickett, President: Betty Goodwin, Secretary: Cynthia Choy, Shirley Lynch, Aileen Lung, Ruth Gamboa. SECOND HOW: lacqueline Butterfield, Nellie MacKenzie, Phyllis Ho. Frances Hluboky, Barbara Cortese, Shirley Gandy. Nina Mae Gentile, Edward Morse. BACK ROW: Harold Burgess, Charles Bazell, Richard Macdonald, Henry Vierra. Terry Bar- ham. Maurice Coja, Harris Geller, Gerald Holman, Charles Charlesworth, Lawrence Mosher. Mrs. lessie Brown 110-201l-FRONT ROW: Iohn Gomes. Evelyn Haus, Iames Gilligan, Gerald Godwin, Treasurer: Stephany Gerrard, Secretary: Beverly Hicks, President: Donald Giddings, Representative: Betty lane Hemeon, Iackie Gosling, Ernest Heen. SECOND ROW: Gladys Gilding, Maureen Grey, Roma Hailey, Patricia Hee, Betsy Hee. Elaine Hioki, Ruth Hee. Anna Higa, Diane Grass, Betty Godfrey. Maxine Harris, Dorothy Grotheer. BACK ROW: Robert Gril- fin, Owen Hall, Robert Harbeson, Charles Harbeson, Orby Groves, Ianette Hannus, Lenley Hawksworth, Robert Hee. Hazel Gertz, l.aVerne Heeb, Lorrine Hennessey. Mrs. Noelani Murray C10-ZOSJAFRONT ROW: Evelyn Loo. Donna LeGoullon, Evelyn Lum, Representative: Eileen Lum, President: Paul Kobayashi, Treasurer: Iris Leong, Vice- President: Bertha Lau, Secretary: Edith Kondo. Mary Look, Dorothy Lam. SECOND ROW: Estrella Luna, Velma Lau, Nancy Lee, Evelyn Lee, Nancy Kimura, Shirley Lai, Wilna Leong, Abigail Kuhns, Alice Kodama, Gloria Lister. BACK ROW: Mabel Lorenze, Marian Lum. Rose Ledward, Bev- erly Louqhmiller, Norma Leslie, Barbara Lane, Clifton Koterba. Edward Lewis, Eugene Lau, Vernon Ledo, Mark Lee, Herbert Lee. Mrs. Eva Lemon C10-2l8l-FRONT ROW: William Pai, Nai- dah Niskromoni. Rosemarie Morris, Violet Niimi. Irene Mura- kami, Secretary: Richard Peck, President: Ieanette Omoto, Treasurer: Nancy Nushida, Alberta Nobreqa, Thomas Mur- phy. SECOND HOW: Iean Oliveira, Martha Newbould, Alice Nakabayashi, Frances Nishimoto. Mae Murakami. Beatrice Okuna, Ieanette Murai, Sylvia Ono, Iane Oganeku, Ruth Omoto, Lily Nuuhiwa. BACK HOW: Elizabeth Paz, Lois Nunes, Charlotte Nahoolewa, Nancy Morrison, Ioan Padgett, Donald Nahale, Mary Louise Pacheco, Harrell Musco. Wil- liam Perry. William Mueller, Dorothy Moss, Shirley Okita, Bob Parker. Eleanor, ll' X V . S -Ag, , ,N sag' - Phyllis and Stanley acquaint themselves with Teddy Roosevelt's doctrine. 41 .1 .4-, M WWF 42 Read-a-book-week? Mrs. Magdalene Geiger t10'209l-FRONT ROW: Ieannette Maile. Mildred Mau, Harriet Michihara. Florence Miyawaki, Samuel Malina, Vice-President: Wallace Madson, President: Virgil Morck, Treasurer: Edith McLean, Secretary: Elaine Mc- Claren, Representative: Mary Miller, lack Mattice. SECOND ROW: Velma Martin, Iaywood Mannion, Ioan Martin, Nola McMahel. Terry McLellan. Barbara Martin, Kazuko Mori- waki, Iune Monroe, Ioan Monroe, Betty Iean Mendonca, Patsy Ruth Miller, Iohn Maguire. BACK ROW: Doreene McKeaque, Mariorie McKee, Lee Ellen McKeague, Aileen Mattos, Bill Mitchell, William Maguire, Iames Miyasato, Rodney Medeiros. Harvey Masuda. Thomas McCalla, John Miller, Patricia Merrill. Mrs. Hilda Tremewan tl0-1191-FRONT ROW: Bernard Char, Nancy Chong, Pat Calande, Nancy Clowes, Representative: Rhoda Bush, Secretary: Thelma Chock, Treasurer: Edmund Choy, Vice-President: Laura Chun, President: Emma Chu, Beatrice Chang. Shirley Carreira, Dolores Chaplin, Donald Chong. SECOND ROW: Alma Chong, Kathleen Chong, Patsy Chu, lean Chun, Amy Char, Pauline Chang, Mary Ann Chun, Carla Sue Callaway, Mae Christian, Caroline Chow, Loretta Chang, Muriel Ching, Bette Dee Chinn, Catherine Chock, BACK ROW: Annette Calvert, Helen Colburn, Wal- lace Chock, George Clements, Frank Castro, Edward Cisler. William Clark, Lawrence Chung, Daylene Cockett, Gladys Chu. Marilyn Cambra, Laura Chinn, Marilyn Ching. Mrs. Beryl Gulliver 110-230i-FRONT ROW: Laura Wong, Phyllis Young, Phyllis Woodward, Catherine Wonq. Loretta Wonq, Vice-President: George Yim. Representative: Mae Won. President: Shadtord Waterhouse, Ruth Ann Walsh. Louise Whetchel, Edith Williams. SECOND ROW: Ellen Won. Nellie Young, Florence Yamada, Loretta Woo, Marion Watanabe, Lorraine Younq, Florence Wills. Secretary: Iosephine Vickory, Barbara Weiqman, Barbara Yang. BACK ROW: Iimmy Yu, Peter Yokogawa, Leonard Young, Seung Hee Yuen, Osmund Wonq. Chester Wise, David Watson. Vernon Windrath, Kenneth Vollmer, Benny Wood, Ivan Wong, Benson Young. Miss Kathryn Donovan 110-1011-FRONT ROW: Wallace Blaisdell, Betty Mae Barboza, Norma Augustine, Secretary: Chester Abel, Florence Amaki. Treasurer: Hilda Amaral. loyce Belcher, Representative: Yvonne Alvey, Vice-President: lean Bryer, Melvia Bisho, Sam Bintord. SECOND ROW: Iacqueline Botelho, Robert Brittain, Blanche Andrews, Kath- leen Block, Dora Bell, Iennie Auyong, Gwendolyn Akana, lim Bowen, Helene Bonnelyche, Evelyn Bardwell. Merele Ayers, Mildred Batchelor, Betty Mae Bernard, Stanley Au, Christopher Anahu, Ed Bowen. BACK ROW: Lawrence Au, Lorraine Anthony, Norman Botelho, Terese Bredehoft. leanene Bddqley. Iames Booze, Alomar Aylett, Io Ann Bernard. Merna Arnold, Betty Lou Arnold, Kuuipo Bishaw. Stanley Adams. fl fx Mary, Edna and Sheila make up after lunch 43 What's so pleasing, kids? Smiling Future Homemakers x of Hawaii. Don't stuff yourselves, Riders. i Dwi: -Wm: - if if Q.. 24, 3 Squish! Hey I don't wanna get wet! Y -' 4 I4 fy J 1 L U2 fx Am ff. fl A I N W? x M Wy mf M , UN Q1 4 v ' A W VV if ,ful 'xl hu Q u L 2 NK V ' fi b K U My 4' 4 .J O ,L ,J Ks H 1 E 2 an D D Cx! A . . '.,kr4 YM Iii? v ,tif X Y ,j'f:'2 v '!1g'C k 'A wv J LQ, dgfly , ii 2912 J 'ji fp Z .Y 1 X C5 QV 'XJ ikgff N CQQJ '-Q 5 CD P7 c 3 io CJD 3 G5 K gf' 'R x. 'C Q 1 , aj KX! f K cg 'QD' X X CQ, fw 4 3233 A wx Q J A 6 5 35 ff Ci Q X. Mrs. Alice B. Nicholson. Acting Principal t-, Miss Hortense Schwallie, Mrs. Nina B. Wise. Registrar Counsellor .Fldmfinisiraiion Miss Patsy Aduchi. Business Manager Mrs. Daisy Chun, Secretary Lett to right: Mrs. Margarite Horne -English: Miss Ethel Sweedlerf English, Newswriting: Mr. W. Wil- liam Buttles-English: Miss Myrtle Iohnson S English, Reading and Composition: Miss Iune Tatge- English: Miss May Nei1liEnglish, Reading and Composition. .MW of-4' X, tl.eltl Mrs. Loper in geometry class. tRightl Madame Gill corrige les compositions lrancaises. Lett to right: Mrs. Violet Loper - Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonom- etry: Mrs. Noelani Murray -Algebra, High School Mathematics: Mrs. lessie Brown-Algebra, Business Mathematics, Plane Geom- etry: Mrs. Edith d'E1iscu- Physical Education: Mrs. Catherine Watkins-Alge- bra, High School Mathematics. Lelt to right: M.rs. Dorothy Gill R French, Modern World History: Mrs. Hilda Tremewan 4 Latin: Miss Virginia Brownell g Span- ish: Mrs. Beryl Gulliver- English. Heading and Composition. lLe!tl Mrs. Ella Westly re- laxes lor a change. fliightl Miss O'Dea, Don'l be chicken-hearted. 3 X X X S Lelt to right: Miss Grenville Hatch 4 Librarian: Miss Cleo Case-English, Read- ing and Composition: Mrs. Mabel Chapson - English: Mrs. Margaret Burso i S p e e C h: Mrs. Iosephine Church-Speech. 47 lLettl loe Oshiro takes a blow. lfiightl Mr. Iohn Hill in me- chanical drawing. Lett to right: Mrs. Lurline Chamberlin --- American Problems. U n ited States History: Mrs. Dorothy Fri- zelle-United States His- tory, World History: Mrs. Eva Lemon 3 Hawaiian History, World History: Miss Kathryn Cumming4 Design, United States His- tory, World History: Mr. William Waters - World History. Left to right: Mrs. Magda- lene Geiger - Biology: Miss Helen Lea-Biology: Miss Evlyne Iohnson - Chemistry: Mrs. E s t h e r Grinager Biology, Round- Up: Mrs. Blanche Pedley- - Algebra, High S c h o ol Mathematics, Physics: Miss Katherine O'Dea -- School Nurse, Physiology,Zoology. 'L rw rim r x f - , KP f Left to right: Mrs. Laura Christian f Book-keeping. Secretarial Training. Typ- ing: Mrs. Iohnsie Posey- Hiqh School Mathematics: Mrs. Virginia Iones4Typ ing: Miss Kathryn Donovan -Shorthand. Typing: Mrs. Mildred Fisher - H o m e Economics. Left to right: Mr. Lewis H a m b l i n - Mechanical Drawing, Woodshop: Mrs. Alda Lee -- A Cappella Choir. Orchestra: Mr. Rich- ard Hawks-Band: Mrs. Florence Richardson Y De- sign, United States History. Lett to right: Capt. Rene I. Du Montier, APMSGT- R.O.T.C.: T Sgt. Harold C. Owens - H.O.T.C.: S Sgt. Howard Roberts-R.O.T.C. 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XLQL H 7 931 N 1 A I 9 E' X J r - Ab ..-1 7' .-.5 - ni L II 5 4 W Executlve Councll Ball Caldwell Presrdent Under tl e leadershrp of a capable executrve councll the year of 1946 47 was an actrve one for Roosevelt B111 Caldw ll headed the student government rn the offrce of presrdent Wrth hrm were Barbara Davls vrce presldent Noreen Hughes secretary and lack Wrllrams treas urer Councrllors Henry Iohnson Gladys La Madrrd and Wallace Blarsdell represented therr classes on the councrl whrle Charles Schrader served as councrllor at large Completlng the Executlve Councrl were non votrng members Ieanne Merllette edrtor of the ROUND UP and Vrolet Todolcr and Nora Lee edrtors of the ROUGH RIDER Mrs lessre Brown advlsed thls group Throughout the school year the student gov ernment took a promrnent part rn Roosevelt ac l1V1l1GS Worklng Wrth the Representatlve As sembly therr frrst pro,ect was the revrsrng of the Constrtutlon to pTOV1dG a better basrs for student government To enforce the rules made by the councll the wardens were organlzed and proved themselves valuable 1n marntarnrng or der on the campus The booth sponsored by the student government at the Collegrate Car n1va1 was one of the many concess1ons whrch helped the Un1vers1ty of Hawau to exceed therr frnanclal goal Among thetr many successes by far the most credrtable was the Pau P1l1k1a Prance at whlch Rooseveltrtes forgot the1r troubles to eruoy the colorful dance planned for them by the student councrl Barbara Duvrs VlcePres1dent Noreen Hughes Secretary lack Wnlhoms Treasurer I l 1 . 1 ' - ' , D . . 4 .. . c, , I - I ' I I I - n I ' ' , . I - I - I ' I 1 ' ' Q . - 1 . I R' 1 1 - 1 . - AS. K is - x. , x . - 1 1 52 X COUNCILLORS-Gladys LcxMc!drid, Wal- lace Blaisdell. Charles Schrader, Henry Johnson. Representative Assembly NON-VOTING MEMBERS - Nora Lee, Violet Todoki. Iecmne Meillette, Mrs. Iessie Brown. 11.11 Q D c A Wg-1 nu, v?'!VfX.' ' Q2 gn' - .J 5' X4 . g'v iffy, rd 5 P . .1 I g l 'J W X is . . ' i v ' . 'S 'f . 7, 4g,5! 'vy N A is U b Q ' It: A, 5 2 .' A K 5 i V ra tl , li. I .'-,. 5 l I Q . i if fs 9 K b i fggzq 35 ' 1 g,. V my-1 i' V f 1 .nm A N ., 'R 'W WW. Wm Attentxon for ihe lowennq of the colors 3 s if -I- Q' JI' N. x ,Z Kg! 1. Sf.f ' i vc, 1.72 Jvlt 4' if X ff' f f, Q1 I an X C' X V V x g . wx' . f? ' :trait . 1- , '2? f qxqxq' 4' -z sf' ' - ' . L ' X . . O 2 40 tv, 255, .mln t 4 FRONT ROW: Iames Lacy, Frank Laak. Presidenl: How's the KZSO, coming. girls? Robert Young. Iames Shigeia. SECOND ROW: Hinq Hua Chun. Iulia Mae Keala- lio. Sue Meillette, secretary: Grace Miyawaki. BACK ROW: Fred Edarnaisu, vice-president: Scott Mahnken. FRONT ROW: Lorna Lee, president: Ieepinq my way, Miss Brownell? Leanora Nishikawa, secretary: Francis Kawamoto. vice-president. BACK ROW: Sheila Sonoda. correspond- ing secretary: Stella Okita, treasurer. Science Club The Science Club was once again or- ganized and opened to chemistry stu- dents. Through the careful planning of club officers and delegates from each class, members visited many places to observe science at work, At Christmas a group of students, with the aid of Advisor Miss Iohnson, devised a very ingenious tree out of a ring stand deco- rated with test tubes filled with colorful chemicals. Allied Youth The Allied Youth Club, a social and educational organization, was organ- ized after being inactive at Roosevelt for three years. Aiming to promote friendship among teenfagers from all schools, various inter-club functions were planned, one of which was a moonlight picnic at Sandy Beach ate tended bv Allied Youth members from all over the island, U il FRONT ROW: Arthur Shida, Faye Dang, Mary Cates, Doreen I-Iluboky, Rosemary Silva, lane Kam, Irma Kop, Beatrice Chang, Alvin Chock. SECOND ROW: Bertram Komenaka, Mary Andrews. Lynn Shields, Harriet Kaohu, Alice Arai, Leonora Lum, Gertrude Chung, Mary Miller, Lawrence Takahashi, Pearl Ing, David Ching. BACK ROW: Iohn Miller, Clarence Ching. Leonard Young, Edmund Choy. Robert Hee, Byron Silvernail, Teddy Ogoshi, Robert Young, Irving Wakuya, Clittord Chee, Hing Hua Chun, Donald Korn. ' v , rw p- . . . 7. - 1 V ' 'xx ,3'h-:W H . A '. 4 . x ,rv pw- . . -. , .I y . +2-,:.,, ,, Quill and Scroll initiates get the works. FRONT ROW: Ieanne Meillette, Sau Hung Young, Nora Camera Club The Camera Club in its fourth year at Roosevelt embodied an unusually larae group of enthusiastic camera fiends whose aoal was to learn meth- ods ot taking better pictures. Many ot the snapshots which the members took oi students at work and at plaY were used in the Round-Up and Rough Rgder. President oi the club was Clittord Chee. Lee, Violet Todoki, Florence Tong. BACK ROW: Esther Oyer, Laura Lum. Annie Lum. Quill CS Scroll The Quill and Scroll, an international honorary society tor hiah school jour- nalists, was comprised ot rnenibers se- lected from the Round-Up and the Rough Rider stafts. This year the club under took the revision ot the school hand- book with the ald of Advisor Miss Sweedler. A party was given at the Church oi the Crossroads at which seven new mernlters were initiated. Je' 2 Pf FRONT ROW: Mrs. Grinaqer, advisor: Florence Tong. Laura Lum. Ieanne Meillette. Annie Lum, Irma Chun. SECOND ROW: Sau Hung Young, Gladys LaMadrid. Lynn Shields, Ieanette Omoto. Lillian Chock, Joyce Kealoha. Dolly Kang. Bertha Young. BACK ROW: Raymond Ho, Barbara Kolb, Leanora Nishikawa. Amy Yamauchi, Harry Chang. Helen Anastasopulos. Donald Smith. Sue Meillelte. Myrle Pung. Mrs. Esther Grinaqer, advisor: Ieanne Meillette, editor-in-chief: Leanora Nishikawa. business manager. Round-Up The compiling oi the riirieteeri fortyf seven yeor book ron smoothly under the efficient supervision of Editor-iii chief Ieomrie Meiiiette cmd Advisor Mrs. Esther Gririoqer. Former members of the stoff were selected for the editorship of vorious sections. During the yeor se-veroi uriderclossmeri were recruited to serve os Copy ossistorits iri preporo- tiori for positions ori riext yeorr's stoff. Leomoro Nishikowo was business mon! oqer. X Y. R Editors Florence Tong, Laura Lum, Gladys Editors Sau Hung Young, Sue Meillette, LaMadrid. Annie Lum. FRONT ROW: Violet Todoki. Betty Madson, Nora Lee, Ruth Park, Madeline Holmes. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Clayton, Iunedale Coleman, Ierry Marshack, Pauline Lee, Charles Hawkins. Edward Gardner, Daisy Kim, Helen Ohinata, lane Kam. Irma Kop. Ruth Sasaki, Elizabeth Nakaeda. BACK ROW: Loraine MacDonald, Esther Oyer, William Wong. Cliflord Chee, Raymond Rohr. Arthur Neely. Iuliet Cabral, Ruth Connor, Nancy Clowes, Nancy Miller. Editor Todoki and reporters. Rough Rider Every minute counts in the publica- tion ol a school newspaper, tor the staff is kept lousy throughout the year put- tinq out each edition. The reporter must always loe on the alert for the latest news. With Violet Todoki as first se- mester editor and Nora Lee as second semester editor, the Rough Rider staff issued an upfto-date paper twice a month. 'H 5 Managing staff looks over a recent issue. Staff members loal alter the paper is van ibmw, .,.. out ' 6? ' EL., rv ' bn Woolsey, Harold. Ioan and Lucille cool off on the Patio. Red Sf Gold l-li-Y The Red and Gold members worked together harmoniously to complete an eventful year under the leadership of President Herbert Nam. ln striving to extend ideals ot Christian character throughout the school and community, they planned activities which were tor the entertainment oi the student body as well as tor themselves. Some of their functions were a pep rally, a movie, a membership dinner and initia- tion ot new members. FRONT ROW: Harold Furukawa, Hazelden Kaeck Herbert Nam, Paul Moses. Harvey Lung, Herbert Sakai. BACK ROW: William I-looser, Woolsey Rice Lionel Brash, Herbert Murakami. Green or Gold l-li-Y Under the leadership of President Iohn Park, the Green and Gold Hi-Y started the year by organizing and sponsoring a new Hi-Y club. Some ot the club's activities were a pep rally, a box luncheon, a gruelling initiation and a picnic. Two girls, Mavis Chaney and Barbara Ornellas, were elected to act as sponsors and to assist in arranging socials. FRONT ROW: Lawrence Okuna, Gaylen Kawashima, Wallace Okuna, Frank Paz, Mavis Chaney Arthur Lum. Henry Iohnson, William Bonner. William Howerton. SECOND ROW: Ted Kimura Iames Lacy, Philip King, William Caldwell, Barbara Ornellas, Iunius Kelso, Elvin Fong, BACK ROW: Allred Dougherty. Leo Porter, Howard Kruse. Herbert Ching, Henry McKeaque. Alexander McLain, Iohn Park. -.,. .C x. time .X ,ar A -3554 O S ' Nkr FRONT ROW: Harry Feikert, George Yim, Frank Ishii. SECOND ROW: Donald Nahale, Benny Wood, Ivan Wong. Donald Andrews, Robert Hays, Charles Schrader. THIRD ROW: Richard Nishikida, Owen Tsukiyama, Warren Yuen, Frank Steinmiller, Frank Laak, Charles Martin. FOURTH ROW: Herbert Lee, Iames Miyasato, Robert Swan, Harvey Masuda, Edwin Laak. BACK ROW: Leonard Kaimi, Samuel Malina, Raymond Huecker. Gold CS Gold Hi-Y A new addition to Roosevelt's chap- ter ot Hi-Y was the Gold and Gold Hi-Y. One ot the most worthwhile projects this club sponsored was a school Christmas tree. Students were asked to place gifts under it tor poor children. The tree, beautifully decorated and loaded with gitts was donated to the Salvation Army. Enjoyed by all mem- bers was a camping trip to Kailua dur- ing the Christmas holidays. Dramatics Club The Dramatics Club, made up ot tal- ented boys and girls trom the school, was organized by Miss lune Tatge tor the sole purpose of encouraging stage and screen aspirants. Opened to jun- iors only, the club was supported by more than thirty members under the leadership ot President lunedale Cole- man. FRONT ROW: Rena Costa, Maude Hee, Leinani Kamai, Iunedale Coleman, Robert Rietow. Donald Smith, Billy Tan. SECOND ROW: Iane Kam, Alyce Cote, Iackie Rapozo, Iean Shaw, Gwendolyn Mannion, Eleanor Oschetzki, Betty Moritz. THIRD ROW: Betty Madson, Kathryn Carn- bra, Lillian Souza, Lydia Hironaka, Lillie Hall, Evelyn Rietow, Miss Tatqe. FOURTH ROW: Alice Kekahaloa, Carol lean Spencer, Mary St. Iohn, Iuliette Coyle, Mildred Chun, Wanda Medart. BACK ROW: Mildred lim, Exie Mae Henderson, Marian Umeda, Carl Eifler, May Moniz, Pat Hobson, Elsie Ioe, Irma Kop, Ioan Moss. coca wow acl'- Cadet Captain Ed Laak Cadet Lt Colonel Bill Hooser Cadet Captain lack Williams Bill Caldwell secretary ROTC Roosevelt s Reserve Othcers Tramlnq Corps was maintained to teach dis crphne and to prepare the boys for lead ershrp in the cornrnun1ty 1D quardinq the peace Director of the R O T C pro qrarn Capt Rene Dulvlontrer with the ard of Sergeant Harold Owens and Ser aeant Howard Roberts worked hard in structmq the boys on good qroornlnq and rn1l1tary arts The battahon corn posed of tour companies and the band was headed by Cadet Lt Colonel Wil ham Hooser and his statt FRONT ROW: Honorary Maior Edmee Iones Honorary Lieutenant Colonel Lila W. Lee, Honorary Captains Alma Pang Mavis Chaney. Verna Mae Carvalho Ethel lean Ho, Mary Buh and Anna Livesey. SECOND ROW: Cadet Maior lack Williams, Cadet Lieutenant Colonel William Hooser Cadet Captains Manuel Emiliano Phillip King. Robert Pelletier Ioseph Kiehm. Howard McArthur and Edward Laak. THIRD ROW: Honorary Lieutenants Audrey Mikas Beulah Books, Eunice Masuda, Katherine Garcia, Dorothy Koon, Bonnie Lowe, Priscilla Leong. Ethel Lau. BACK ROW: Cadet Lieutenants Allan Cunha, William Bonner, Gaylen Kawashima, Louis Bushnell, Lawrence Kunz, Henry Iohnson, Stanley Lee, Charles Lee. COMPANY A Company Commander. Captain Manuel Emiliano: Sponsor, Honorary Cadet Captain Alma Pang. R. CD. T. C. COMPANY B Company Commander, Captain Philip King: Sponsor, Honorary Cadet Mavis Chaney. s -ww' 5 '. ww wap' :fl - -,-..,.e COMPANY C Company Commander, Captain Robert Pelletier: Sponsor. Honorary Cadet Captain Verna Mae Carvalho. R. G. T. C. COMPANY D Company Commander, Captain Ioseph Kiehm: Sponsor. Honorary Cadet Captain Ethel lean Ho. WPS' A- r ,N 1 'F . .1 'L n if i5 Y?4?e'?l' in el ,lx R15 1 - N I X w ii:-Q 4, 1 X, Chins up, boys. Blow Y0ut h om, Charlie. Top: Make it sparkle, Cole. Bottom: Time out The color guard. for relaxation. I '12 Mir! Ppmv iff' 4. J ,ro ff- . f, -, 1-e-T' 5 H' c.,,......- Vg..- C-v p--T' vu-4-Q-in ' 4 1- Q. 'W J FRONT ROW: Honorary Captain Mary Buh. Cadet Captain Howard McArthur. SECOND ROW: Edward Lewis, Clarence Furuya, Iaywood Mannion, Warren Iones. Robert Hays, Mark Lee. THIRD ROW: Henry Aken, Anna Hiqa. Grace Taba, Billy Perry. Howard Kruse, Gordon Fraser. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Lynch, Alvan Ching, Norman Bisho, lack Smith, Roger Stokes. FIFTH ROW: Rodney Medeiros, Iohn Hose, Benny Wood, Harris Geller, Pat Sullivan, Thomas Souza, Donald Giddings. BACK ROW: Byron Silvemail, Ierry Pruett, Shirley Lai, Iohn Moses, Pat Ross Charles Simpson. The Band Much credit is due the Band tor its wonderful work in playing at all the football games, school assemblies and R.O.T.C. drills. Under the leadership ot Cadet Captain Howard McArthur, these music-makers set the tempo for the Rotcy boys in their weekly drills. The leader and advisor was Mr. Rich- ard Hawlc. . Lillian heps Gordon with his ABC's. Crchestra Another group of music-makers at Roosevelt was the Orchestra made up ot approximately eighteen members. Under the direction ot Mrs. Aida Coito Lee, the Orchestra gave a concert in the winter to entertain the students. They' also played tor the graduation com- mencement exercises. Concertmaster was George Clements. SITTING-left to right: Rose Shon. George Clements, Patsy Chu Eleanor Park. Mary St. Iohn, Iulia Mark, Lawrence Takahashi Barbara Davis, Thelma Chock. Barbara Ho, Grace Miyawaki Ieanette Lee. STANDING: Bertram Komenaka. Gordon Fraser Sylvia Chang. Howard Kruse, Thomas Kop. w Q, , 4 ' . 47' I ,Y FRONT ROW: Beatta Rerniners, Loreen Phillips, LaVerne Mendonca, Ioyce Nakamura, Peggy Young, Thelma Denis. Lillian Higuchi, Flora Daikoku, Iris Nushida, Nellie Chang. SECOND ROW: Adele Carlson. Barbara Allen. Pat Mayer. Geraldine Vierra. Betty Moritz. Eleanor Oschetzki, Isa- belle Santos, Wai Tim Chang, Nancy Liu, Margaret Tokuyama. Bernice Lau, Pearl Asam. Mrs. Laura Christian. advisor. FRONT ROW: Iennie Kau, Beverly Hicks, Florence Yamada, Nellie Young, Mae Ho. Grace Miya- waki, Sally Moon. Eleanor Park. Harriet Fuiioka. Leon Hidde. Sam Binford. Iarnes Bowen. Thelma Chock. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Tremewau. advisor: Marilyn Fleischmann, Mary Ann Chun. Cather- ine Chock. Kazuko Moriwaki. Shirley Lynch. Doris Miura, Lillian Uesugi. Violet Niimi. Arny Yama- uchi, Thelma Lee, Walter Sasaki, Wilfred Wong, Edmund Waller. THIRD ROW: Bette West, Bea- trice Fuiiwara, Irene Murakami, Faith Tsui, Nora Lee, Harvey Lung, Frances Hluboky. Bonnie Lowe, George Clements. BACK ROW: Diana Kim. Betty Talcei. Iosephine Char. William Anderson. Melville Holmes, Donald Giddings, Wintred Yee, Herbert Dawrs, Thomas Roach, Bill Petrowski, Shorthand Club Comprised ot secretarial students only, the Shorthand Club was organ- ized tor the purpose oi increasing the members' speed in shorthand. Each member proudly wore a gold pin which denoted his membership in the club. Advisor was Mrs. Christian, who orig- inally organized the club. Harold Furukawa. Leonard Young. Latin Club Civitas Romana, composed of sec- ond-year Latin students, planned and carried out a Roman banquet. This banauet ended Slave Week much to the relief of the first-year students who were slaves during the week. The two sets ot officers of the Latin classes co- operated with Mrs. Hilda Tremewan to make this an eventful year. FRONT ROW: Margaret Lee, Grethana Botelho, Esther Aranio, Alice Kekahaloa, Betty Lou Lung, Gwen Botelho, Esther Oyer, Maisie Dorland, Mae Kawamura, Gladys LaMadrid, Eloise Yama- shiro, Pearl Asam. Ieanette Lee. Lawrence Okuna. SECOND ROW: Wallace Okuna. Kenneth Kim, Billy Tan, Barbara Lee, Ioyce Kishinami, Eula Hodges, Iuliet Cabral, Mary Andrews. Lucille Ching. Ethel Lau, Louetta Kuhns, Letitia Zane, Doris Obata, Venus Blaisdell, Valkyrie Colburn. Esther Sen, lean Fuiii, Doris Tsukiyama. THIRD ROW. Shirley Naito, Beryl Martin, Dorothy Koon, Shirley Reed, Mertya Chang, Beatrice Yamamoto. Lorna Lee. Cleo Nishimitsu, Margaret Nelson. Betty Tom, Marian Umeda, Lorraine McDonald, Betty Potter, Carol Spencer. BACK ROW: Pat Langtry. Marian Erickson, Rena Costa, Woodrow Lee, Edmund Woollord. Henry Lyum. Manuel Emiliano, Melville Yuen, Lawrence Kunz. DMI' .QL FRONT ROW: Pearl lnq, Daisy Kim, Pauline Lee, Sue Meillette, Ruth Park. Leanora Nishikawa Eloise Smith, Violet Todoki, Annie Lum, Mildred Park, Molly Bray, Lanette Ching. SECOND ROW Ethel lean Ho, Mariorie Wong, Wai len Lu.m, Ioyce Yoshizaki, Evelyn Chock. Alma Pang Ruth Kamuri, Mary Isokane, Sheila Sonoda. Stella Olrita. Clara Chang, Louise Inn. Velda Hartzell BACK ROW: Angeline Luke. Helen Kikuchi, Iulia Mae Kealalio. Dolly Kang, Beverly Dang Priscilla Leong. Ieanne Meillette, Thelma Ho, Howard McArthur. Elvin Fong. Eunice Chun, Betty .Au Spanish Club Spanish was made especially inter- esting by the many activities ot El Rojo Y Oro, the Spanish Club tor second Year students. Fiestas were held at Christmas and in the spring, an Es- panol dinner was given to introduce members to the wonders ot South American dishes, and an assembly was given to celebrate Pan American Day. These activities were made possible through careful planning ot the otticers with the indispensable aid of Advisor Miss Brownell. Ernestine Murai, Pearl Ho. French Club The members of the second-year French classes began their year by un- dertaking the adoption ot a school in France. ln lanuary Les Causeurs Ca- dets, the French Club, enjoyed a French banquet tor which they all worked to- gether to prepare the tood and present the entertainment. An assembly and the monthly publication ot La Causette, their newspaper, added to the success- ful year which the students enjoyed. FRONT ROW: Molly Chun. Flora Daikoku, Alice Kawauchi. Evelyn Yama, Bernice Lau, Florence Tong, Flora Lum, Claire Chung, Doris Chun. Ruth Karnuri, Mae Kawamura. Margaret Nelson, Cleo Nishimitsu. SECOND ROW: Ianet Wong, Esther Aranio, Ioyce Nakamura, Margaret Tokuyama, Ieanne Fuiii, Ramona Chong, Irene Salado. Ioyce Yoshizaki, Doris Tsukiyama. Peggy Young, Nathalie Young. Laura Lum. Bernice Ihara, Lucille Ching. Ada Watson. Angeline Luke. Lorraine Wakinekona. THIRD ROW: Hatsuyo Tengan, Rosamond Ching, Annie Lum. Margaret Luke, Mar- jorie Wong. Laura lida, Doris Ho, Florence Loo, Betty Tom. Geraldine Vierra, Patricia Perry, Eleanor Kam. BACK ROW: Ioyce Kealoha, Thelma Ho, Esther Sen. Louise Kaanapu, Mildred Yuen, Nancy Liu, Sally Kim. Valkyrie Colburn. Amy Lincoln, Lorraine Liu. The iolly juniors. The Y-Teens, formerly recognized as the Girl Reserves, consisted of five groups of girls from every grade level. To realize the ideals of personal and with . - ,, social living, Roosevelt Y-Teens helped in many community projects such as making paper leis for visiting mission- aries and making tray favors for chil- dren in hospitals at Christmas. A dance was given at the Y.W.C.A. in which every club participated to raise money for a world fellowship and World re- construction fund. Each club enjoyed an interesting year filled with many so- cial events. En FRONT ROW: Elizabeth Yates. Flora Lee, Gloria Lemke, Doreen Hluboky, Evelyn Zane, Priscilla Leong, Beverly Dang, lris Nushida, Pearl Ho. Stella Ahn, Iulia Mae Kealalio, Sheila Sonoda, Betty Chun. SECOND ROW: Lorna Lee. Lila Lee. Nellie Chang. Pamela McCarty, Evelyn Chock, Ethel Lau. Mae Ho. Stella Okita, Wai len Lum, Iennie Lee, Velda Hartzell, Ethel lean Ho. Helen Kikuchi, Mary Isokane, Molly Bray. BACK ROW: Mary Cates. Ruth Sasaki, Ella Young, Iosephine Char, Helen Chai, Nancy Lackie, Lanette Ching, Victoria Chun, Pat Langtry, Harriet Kaohu. Eunice Chun. Gertrude Chung, Lillian Higuchi. FRONT ROW: Irma Chun, Katherine Kan, Betty Awamura, Barbara Tongg, Pauline Sueolra, Lor- raine Kaohu, Gladys La Madrid. Lila Lee, Ieanette Lee, Leilani Kim. SECOND ROW: Priscilla Moy, Lynnette Pung, Ana Purdy, Eloise Yamashiro, Bernice Kam, Margaret Chun, Betty Kadoolra. Helen Tanaka. BACK ROW: Helen Chibana. Tokuko Tol-runaga, Iean Au. Dolly Kang, Letitia Zane, Bertha Young, lane lwashita, Lillian Chock, Bertha Chock, Eunice Masuda. Y---TEENS FRONT ROW. Norma Strench, Bertha Lau. Laura Chun, Ruth Omoto. Iris Leong, Loretta Wong, Phyllis Ho, Emma Chu, Grace Ueiio. Nancy Nushida. Evelyn Loo. SECOND ROW: Ieanette Omoto. Mary Tokioka, Velma Lau. Caroline Chow. Loretta Chang. Barbara Kashinoki. lane Oganeku, Frances Nishimoto. Myrle Pung, Estrella Luna. THIRD ROW: Irene Siu. Mae Won. Mae Murakami. Elaine Hioki, lane Fujii. Nellie Young, lane Io. Susan Kaneta, Patricia Hee, Dorothy Lam. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ann Chun, Cynthia Choy, Amy Char. Nancy Kimura. Violet Niimi, Beatrice Fuiiwara, Beatrice Okuna, Marion Watanabe, Sylvia Ono, Mildred Mau. BACK ROW: Ruth Hee, Faith Tsui, Adele Leong, Phyllis Young, Ianet Kim, Wilna Leong, lean Chun, Ieanette Murai, Evelyn Lee, Edna Sumida, Lila Emmert. ssl N ix-'iii H in - ,, E597 aff? -S ' 9,':f-Twig 2 v. ' KTL ,-.! - Y 1 LA Q 5 iissts 1 .5-0' aff' - up 6 eff. 2, ,ggi 51? W ,J 3 iv - 1 4 2, 3,2 I 'LBJ MZ.-. lb Wan WW Q W wi? M , CW Q W Sf? Q Q jf X A 'k...-I' ' Kp! 55532:-qx !-'E-ix SEL 1-f,1..g ' -4 n n ' Cheer Leaders SONG LEADERS: Edmee Iones Verna Mae Carvalho Iacqueline Noble Audrey Denis Seng leaders Rooseveli! Roosevelt! Rah! Rah! Rah CHEER LEADERS: Lawrence Olruna Roger Clissold Ierry Marshack Charles Marlin W 'Q Top: 'Tenshun. Rotcy boys do a GOOD iob cleaning their rifles. Bottom: Betty, Ieanette, Mildred and Myrle play junior billiards. First class cooks. 72 Top: Talent from the Talent Show. Bottom: The flag goes by Top: One of Roosevelfs many gangs relaxing. Ieanette caught oil guard. Bottom: Pedestrians. Hard-working Roicy boys. a 73 lex' h A Cappella if , -f 5 ' 5 - -1 'Z H if 1 H , 'L a- wg, VV VYV I In 4? .. A , 'I ' G ' V Q ' 'ff . I 'A A . 3 Milton, representing the choir, pre- A in senis a camation lei to Mrs. Lee. Choir The A Cappella Choir Boys' Glee Club Once again Mrs. Alda Coito Lee's A Cappella Choir of 216 voices delighted their audience with their superb Christmas and Spring Con- certs. The student body, the community and radio listeners all over Hawaii were accorded opportunities to hear the choir's presentation of Christmas carols, American and European folk songs, spirituals, light classics and popular songs of today. The subdivisions of the choir, the Boys' Glee Club, the Girls' Glee Club and the Double Triple Trio were also featured as were the several soloists in appropriate songs. These separate groups were active in providing musical back- ground for the Navy Day assembly and the Nlfootlight Follies and in promoting inter-school relations by their participation in the corona- tion of the Pineapple Bowl Queen and the wel- coming of the Weber College football team. 43, ,ii fyi.Z f' 7 0 If .M IGI e 4 i wnu v Q' 'Q AK 4 g Q 1 I U 'ss' 'X n RP. A N aa, ,n, .....'S-- ' T F ' 5. o '- x fo . Q , ig, FM ' . . 2 5 X .1- 6 V A, i 1 !' I-v--Af I 4 1, 1 1 NA 'Z 'Z if M 'U Candids Top: Patio chatterboxes. Bottom: Lunch time loafers. wi? , 1 fl? 144' ap- Ll A327 'vi ra Y J 'iv Xml 'S' -I .bs -1 1 ji Top: Roosevelt wolves on the loose. Middle left: Hui Pohokahi girls ready for camp. Middle right: Edmee and Mavis discuss the day's activities. 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Q-,ff 'xrvkwl ff , X I ff' I A 1, 3, 7 Zag: QV sf ' --qcsifr ' .VK x A . K , N, U 4' Q. ,. W ' t ww L am- , ' 2: ,Qg,13f,,fiff' 5,1 , if y, fg -T, ., A . .Q . . ,y f N 1, K Auf z r X N . 10 'F 1 ,Y f ' -f .JQ ff., 5, Q-asf an ' wil' '61 ,N . wx ' , . k ,bg fake 1 k .. -.g , my N it N t .- lr K 4 139 ,IF xl, 4456, We Yi. ,-- .. i .1 772 v'lf', i ,' , il' seg.: ,, ,, 3 5 ,'-w--ft: Szaek ,dt .1 ,-'Jw . 1-4 sill:- '.r' . K .iv L 1 . , -jug, . FRONT ROW: left to right. Herbert Murakami, Robert Hays, Harvey Lung, Elvin Fong. Herbert Ching, Paul Moses. SECOND ROW: Neil Donahue, Coach: Iames Perry, Manager: Howard Kruse. William Howerton, Leo Porter. Woolsey Rice, Herbert Nam. BACK ROW: Bernard Fuiii. Assistant Coach: Iames Miyasato. Ioseph Kiehrn. Iames Lacy, William Hooser. Phillip King. Senior Favored by many to wind up the season among the top four teams of the lnterscholastic League the injury-laden Roosevelt football team ended in the cellar. However, the Rough Riders under the coaching of Coach Donahue gave many a team a scare before succumbing to defeat. Herbert Nam, Rooseve-lt's best offensive as well as defensive man received recognition by being chosen for the All-Star Team, Roosevelt's only contribution. Chief ground gainers for the Rough Riders were Herbert Ching, Iames Miya- sato and Herbert Nam While Iohn Park, Henry McKeague and Harvey Lung gained valuable yardage through the aerial lanes. Outstanding linemen were William Bonner and William Hooser with Phillip King, Lionel Brash and Iames Lacy giving able assistance. The varsity next year will be built around Herbert Ching, Frank Paz, Iames Miyasato, 82 Henry McKeague and Harvey Lung in the back- fieldp and on the line Vernon Windrath, Kenneth Dias, William Maguire, and Iames Mendoza who showed good promise this year. Credit must be given to the two hard-Working team managers, Iames Perry and Thomas Kop. The Roosevelt-Kam game opened the Inter- scholastic season. The heavy and experienced Kam team poured their way to a 20-O victory but despite the score had to fight for every yard. Standouts for Roosevelt were Herbert Mura- kami, Phillip King and William Hooser on the line and Hazelden Kaeck and Herbert Nam in the backfield. St. Louis, executing their plays to precision, knifed through the Makiki squad for a l8-O ver- dict. Swivel-hipped Wilfred Soares starred for St. Louis while for Roosevelt, Bonner and King did yeoman work on the line. ln the backfield Ching and Nam ran for long gains. FRONT ROW left to nghl Frank Paz Harold Furukawa Paul Lewis Iames Mendoza Iumus Kelso Francrs Wlndralh SECOND ROW Hazelden Kaecl: Thomas Souza Kenneth Dras Lexbert Allen Iohn Park BACK ROW Vemon Wmdrath Wlllram Maquxre William Bonner Lronel Brush Henry Mcleaque Thomas Kop Manager George Premo Auxslanl Coach Football In a closely contested game the well dr1lled lolan1 team managed to push over one touch down to eke out a 60 vlctory over the hard hghtmg Rough Rlders An over confldent Farrmgton eleven was stopped cold by an 1nsp1red Roosevelt team whlch held them to a deadlock durlng the hrst half Farrmgton hnally managed to edge out a l2 6 declston over the R1ders 1nsp1te of both the l1ne and the backheld Work of the Roosevelt team of W1ll1arn Bonner Ioe Klehm Llonel Brash and Paul Moses Herbert Nam lohn Park and Iames M1yasato The ettects ot thelr wear1ng schedule began to show when Kalmukl shellacked the Rough Rlders 26 7 Roosevelt grabbed the1r hrst touch down when Herbert Chmg smashed h1S way over the goal l1ne on an oft tackle play The McK1nley onslaught reglstered a 50 6 VIC tory over Roosevelt The Rough R1ders averted a shutout by scormg 1n the second quarter ln the tradmonal Roosevelt Punahou game the Buftanblus emerged the vlctors on a 90 score but the Rough Rlders managed to punch over a touchdown 1n the thlrd quarter Whrch was nulhhed by a penalty The entlre Roosevelt team rnsplred by the strong nvalry between Punahou and Roosevelt played well but were not enough for a rampag1ng Punahou eleven Teamwork was also dlsplayed by the Roose velt song and cheer leaders who led the cheer 1ng sect1ons through a memorable season FOOTBALL SCORES RHS RHS RHS RHS RHS RHS RHS St Loms Kamehameha Mclimley Famngton Kaxmukr lolam Punahou 83 . . . . 1 n 0 , . 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I - ' mm gt' Frank Paz Hazelden Kaeck gf haliback hallback Leibert Allen .J P S. Lionel Brush nd tackle e Top Ielt: Hank McKeague beats out the rhythm as Nam waltzes by. Top right: Iohnny Pork starts oil u deceptive T-formation play. Middle: Iimmy Miyasato thunders across the Far- rington line. Bottom: Bill Bonner and Herbert Ching give interference for the punt in the Iolani-Roosevelt game. FRONT ROW: left to right. Herbert Ching, Charles Lee. Alex McLain, Iohn Park, Herbert Nam, Gaylen Kawashima, Ioseph Kiehm, Hazelden Kaeclc. Manager. BACK ROW: Leo Porter. Gordon Fraser. Henry Mclieaque, Pill Caldwell, Lionel Brash. William Bonner, William Howerton, Herbert Murakami. Capt. DuMontier. Assistant Coach. Senior Basketball A powerful Roosevelt High School basketball team capped second place in the interscholastic Basketball League after bowing to Farrington, 42-40, in the championship game. With five returning lettermen pacing the team, the Roosevelt five swept through the regular series and round-robin in fine fashion. Lionel Brash, the tallest man in the league, was a unanimous choice for all-star honors at center, while Bill Bonner and diminutive Gaylen Kawashima garnered the all-star guard and utility position, respectively. Brash's con- trol of the backboard, Bonner's spectacular shooting and Kawashimas dazzling speed and ball handling plus the fine defensive playing of guards Herbert Nam and lohn Park, all knitted together to make Roosevelt a smooth and deadly working machine. lt was through quick-thinking and fine ball handling that Roosevelt placed as runners-up to the crown. Able support was given them by strong reserves which included juniors, Herbert Ching, Henry Mclieague, Alex McLain, Leo Porter, and seniors, Herbert Murakami, Bill Caldwell, Gordon Fraser, Bill Howerton, Charles Lee and loe Kiehm. In preliminary games, the Roosevelt quintet defeated the visiting Raiders from Kauai High, 29-18, and the rural Oahu team, Waialua, 36-21. On the trip to Maui, they scored three victories, St. Anthony, 33-307 Maui High, 38-30, and Baldwin 39-29, but bowed to the more powerful Lahainaluna team, 37-30. Now having more experience, the Rough Riders opened their regular season by defeating St. Louis, 33-31. The game was nip-and-tuck all the way. High Point man for Roosevelt was Brash with nine points followed by Kawashima and Park with seven each. Ken Gaspar stood out for the Saints. Farrington was next, but the Red and Gold succumbed to a 38-34 defeat. The game was a close one, but the Gov- ernors pulied away in the dying moments to emerge the victors. Brash meshed thirteen points while Rodrigues of Farrington garnered nineteen. The :text :our games the team '.-lhizzed through, proving more powerful than ever. They defeated Kaimuki, 33-29, followed hy Iolani, which Roosevelt held tc a scoreless guar- ter and limited them to a five point half. The final score was 35-17. Mid-Pacific was next to feel the blow of the Rough Riders, 44-347 and Punahou fell 41-26. The points were divided among several players as all three teams were used. The lNarricrs matched basket for basket with the Maki- kians in the Roosevelt-Kamehameha game until the final minutes when they finally fell to a 39-36 victory in Roose- velt's favor. lohn Park scored fourteen digits while Brash walked cff with nine. Dempster and Moore were outstanding for Kam. McKinley handed Roosevelt its second loss of the season, 36-33. The Micks held the lead all the way. During the last quarter the Rough Riders staged a brilliant comeback but it was too late. Brash and Bonner scored thirteen and fourteen points, respectively. This game ended the regular series and placed Roosevelt in a two way tie for second place with McKinley, while Farrington stood on top. To avenge the defeat just handed to them, the classy quintet of Roosevelt started the round-robin series by de- feating Mcliinley, 31-29, in true style. Scrapping every minute of play the Rough Riders forged ahead in the last half to gain a well earned victory. McKinley was checked by the tight Roosevelt man-to-man defense. Brash meshed ten points while Edralin of McKinley scored thirteen. Herbert Nam played a strong defensive game at his guard post. Once again St. Louis fell to the hands of the Rough Riders, 39-31. ln the half, Roosevelt led, 18-17, but during the final half launched a strong back drive to defeat the Saints. Once again Brash led the individual scorers. Herbert Nam and Gaylen Kawashima played well also. With the victory over McKinley and St. Louis, Roosevelt was now in tie for the championship title with Farrington. Once again Roosevelt muffed its chance when Farrington emerged victorious on a 42-40 score. Both teams played cautiously with Roosevelt in the lead at the half, 27-21. Far- rington checked Roosevelt basket for basket when finally in the last moments of the game the Governors forged ahead, 42-40, freezing the ball. The game ended with the Riders trying desperately to garner or at least tie the game. Too much credit cannot be given to Coach Arthur Kim, who taught the boys the important points of the game, and to Capt. Rene DuMontier, who took over the team in Kim's abscnoe and carried it throdgh to victory. BASKETBALL SCORES RHS . .... . Kauai RHS . . Waialua HHS , St. Anthony RHS . ...... Maui RHS Baldwin RHS Lahainaluna RHS .. . St. Louis RHS .. Farrington RHS Kaimuki RHS ........... Iolani RHS . Mid-Pacific RHS . . Punahou RHS Kamehameha HHS , McKinley RHS . McKinley RHS . . St. Louis RHS . Farrington RHS . , Waialua Q if 'X rs W A .U l,ll-I 'Q' x f. J- ,, 1:7 f A X1 Q , 9' 1 1? f A it 1 sf' if H 4, Qi l'f 3 L 5' 5 H 3 XO! I3 my . . Q: ,Q -1 . hpni-fb. .X- ' m nf ,r ik, W ..- .VX 'A . us, 4' A Q . K .Q 7 sa-fs 71 Ili ' 5 il . ,A I -rf' , ,..x iii! 955 s 922 Q Qi ' 'A XX XJ ' ax A 3 az' ' sv Y .qu . O f cf lg , 1 . if , AQ Joseph Kiehm guard '1 Fa Alex McLain guard Leo Porter forward Herbert Murakami guard Q William Howerlon forward 1 r ' William Bonner forward f. rg V E Iohn Park A A forward - Herbert Nam X 'Gaylen Kawashima guard William Caldwell ' guard center I 1 X 2 Charles Lee guard X 5 'Q Q L., , W ff L Lionel Brash K center Gordon Fraser Henry Mcxecgue Herbert Ching forward Cenle' forward FRONT ROW: left to right. Leibert Allen, Richard Peck, Donald Dye, Vernon Windrath, Paul Moses, Phillip Hainer, Vernon Maguire. George Yim. SECOND ROW: Herbert Nam, Edward Lewis. Frank Laak, Ivan Wong. Francis Windraih, Lionel Brash, Edmund Woollord, Edwin Laak, Donald Andrews, Bill Caldwell. Reynold Leong, Iarnes Perry. THIRD ROW: David Platt. Charles Schrader, Iames Wozumi. Herbert Murakami, Hazelden Kaeck. Phillip King, Robert Westropp. Roger Clissold, Robert Hays, Wintred Yee, Rollin Palmer. BACK ROW: Norman Boltelo, Woolsey Rice, Keith Iowell, Iohn Park, Iaclc Beck, Richard Fleck. Charles Harberson, Clement Robinson. Track Team With a go-getting coach, Reginald Godwin, and his assistant, Bob Gardner, Roosevelt's track team of '47 really went places. The team did things right this year, with a good coach, good equipment, and an improved field. The inter-class meet was taken by the seniors, fol- lowed by the sophomores and juniors. Next the team met with Kam, lolani, Kaimulci and Mid- Pacific in a five way affair, with Kam copping the meet and Roosevelt coming in third. Al- though they came in a close third in the senior and novice and fourth in the open division of the C.Y.O. track meet, Roosevelt can boast of the superb job its men did. Edmund 'Woolford established two new records in the mile and 880 with times ot 4147.7 and 2109.8 respectively. Edwin Laalc took the novice 880, setting a record of 2:l3.7. ln the novice mile run Norman Bot- telo set a record of 5:05.2 with Frank Laak and Bob Westropp second and third. Setting another record of 3:47.l in the novice mile relay were Roger Clissold, Lionel Brash, Reynold Leong, and Shorty Hays. ln the junior interscholastic meet Roosevelt placed second. The notable per- formance of Shorty Hays coped the 440 in 52.8 while Bob Westropp placed first in the mile followed by Bottelo. Richard Peck, star sprinter, took second in the l00. The track team did very well in the Yale and interscholastic meet and succeeded in placing Roosevelt on top in another sport. Kangaroo Woolford comes in to set a new record lor 880. Raisin Clissold and Frank Laak take first and second places respectively. ,yn ln. . . ..mt .,4.' 4 I ,f . 13 f' e-2 .ww . N -4 . y, gr S'a f f ' f . fa amz 'wi - ll 4011 , ib x f' , if is a ff' Top Larry Okuna, catcher, grins. Bottom: Leo's ready. FRONT ROW: left to right. Owen Tsukiyama, Robert Ho. Lawrence Okuna, Gaylen Kawashima, Frank Paz, Harvey Lung, Frank Ishii. George Skipper. SECOND ROW: Leo Porter, Henry Mclieaque, Herbert Ching, George Flemming, Mr. William Waters. Advisor: Gordon Fraser, Daniel Tickle, Stanley Lee, Iames Dozier. Senior Baseball After eight years Roosevelt once again formed a baseball team, with Ezra Wolfe as coach. Matching wits with more heavily favored and experienced teams, the Rough Riders went through the season defeated in score but not in spirit and determination. Coach Wolfe unceasingly put the boys through their daily practice stressing the fundamentals of baseball and good sportsmanship. Lawrence Herbert Ching, fielder, picks up low ball. .if Okuna, catcher, Gaylen Kawashima, shortstop, Dan Tickle, Harvey Lung and Prank Paz, first, second and third basemen respectively and fielders lack Kelly, Herbert Ching and George Fleming played well on the diamond. Next year with more experience and knowl- edge of playing the game the Rough Riders are expected to give keen competition Dan Tickle, iirst baseman, Frank Paz, third baseman, watches the play. ready for action. wr' lf? , nuff I x 'Ks 4. KNEELING: George Clements, Melvin Ing. SECOND ROW: Sgt. Howard Roberts, Robert Lowrie, Stanley Au, David Ching, Edmund Choy, Frank Poulalion. Howard McArthur. BACK ROW: lack Williams, Edward Lake, Donald Fukuda, Francis Kawamoto, lack Hitch, Philip Schmitten, Larry Kunz. RIFLE TEAM The boys' rifle team under the leadership of Sgt. Howard Roberts met with moderate success this year, placing second and fourth in earlier matches. After annual inspection was over they started out new, competing not only against the high schools in Honolulu, but also inter-island and mainland high schools. lack Williams, Melvin lng, and Bob Lowrie were only some ot the boys who were outstand- ing. Next year the team will be built around the sophomores and juniors rated high as sharp- shooters this year. BUYS' TENNIS Mr. Vfilliam Waters advised the boys' tennis team this year which met with moderate suc- cess. Cut of ten matches the team won tive and placed third in the league. No daily sessions were held but the boys practiced whenever time permitted. Besides co-captains Bill Caldwell and Clittord Chee, Bill Tan, Bobert l-lee, and Thomas Souza played well on the courts. KNEELING: left to right. Thomas Souza, Robert Hee, Charles Martin. STANDING: Roger Stokes, Daniel Tickle, Mr. William Waters, Advisor: Bill Caldwell. Richard Fleck, Clitford Chee. 93 FRONT ROW: lett to right. Norman Trembley. Everett Adams, Raymond Hueclzer. Leonard Kaimi, Beniamin Wood, Iames Souza, Orby Groves, Harvey Masuda, Francis Denis, Samuel Molina, Dennis McFadden. SECOND ROW: Rollin Palmer, Henry Nishimura, Ivan Wong, Harry Feikert, Norman Bottelo. Robert Cordeiro, Owen Hall, Frank Poulalion, William Pai, Donald Chong, Arthur Lum, Warren Yuen. Robert Kingsley, Coach. THIRD ROW: Wallace Madson. Manager: George Yim, Iames Wozumi. Donald Nahale. Lawrence Chung, Dominis Anderson, Edward Lewis, Frank Ishii Frank Steinmiller, William Tan. , Henry Lyum, Wallace Blaisdell. BACK ROW: lack Taylor, Charles Haberson. Lawrence Mosher, Iohn Charlesworth, Christopher Anahu, Keith Iowell, Harold Burgess. Iames Gilligan, lack Price, Ellsworth Bush, Donald Dye, Charles Bazell, Edward Cisler, Iohn Maguire. IUNIOR FGGTBALL Ably led by Coach Robert Kingsley, Roose- velt's junior football squad of fifty-odd hopefuls turned in a fairly good account of themselves. They succumbed to superior forces during the season, largely because they were outweighed and inexperienced. The spirit of the boys was excellent, however, and each boy improved as the season progressed. JUNIOR BASKETBALL The Roosevelt junior basketball team finished the leagues standing with four wins and five losses. Led by Frank Steinmiller, Warren Yuen and Owen Tsukiyama, the boys went on to take Mid-Pacific, Punahou, Kaimulci and lolani. Robert Rego, coach, molded a well-drilled team out of the inexperienced sophomores who are expected to strengthen the senior team next year. FRONT ROW: left to right. Alfred Dougherty, Woolsey Rice, Harvey Masuda, Warren Yuen. SECOND ROW: Donald Nahale, Owen Tsukiyama, Frank Steinrniller. Howard Kruse, Edward Cisler. BACK ROW: Robert Rego. Coach: Kenneth Dias. Beniamin Wood, Robert Swan, George Yim, Francis Denis, Iames Miyasato. Iohn Maguire. we-'ls f FRONT ROW: left to right. Walter Sasaki, Lawrence Takahashi. Elvin Fong, Hazelden Kaeck, Ierry Marshack. William Maguire, Theodore Kimura, Thomas Souza, Howard Kruse. SECOND ROW: Mr. Iohn Hill, Herbert Murakami. Kenneth Dias, Milton Kahele. Iames Nunes, lack Taylor, Iohn Maguire. BACK ROW: Iames Silva, Mark Lee, Wallace Okuna, Vernon Ledo, Harvey Masuda, Norman Bisho. Thomas Murphy. BOYS' SWIMMING The Roosevelt swimming team, under the tutelage ot Mr. lohn Hill, was not too successful this season and qualilied only one, Ierry Mar- shack, in the Yale meet. Daily practice was held at the Y.M.C.A. Cutstanding were Bill Maguire, Arthur Neely, Walter Sasaki, Howard Kruse, and Charles Martin. Next year many ot these boys will be expected to make a better showing with more experience behind them. IUNIOB BASEBALL The junior baseball team was coached by Bobert Rego and assisted by Wallace Blaisdell. The team went through their daily paces, trying hard and gaining valuable training. Although they tailed to garner a single victory throughout the season, what they lacked in scores they made up in spirit and determination. The boys are well trained for the senior team next year. FRONT ROW: lelt to right, Richard Cote, Manager: Alfred Dougherty. lack Smith, Wallace Blaisdell, Iames Gilligan, Rodney Medeiros. Edmund Waller, Wallace Madson. BACK ROW: Harry Feikert, Donald Nahale, Herbert Sakai. Robert Swan. Frank Steinmiller, Francis Denis, Edward Cisler. Samuel Malina. Alvin Ching. ,4 x ,X S- .Qt FRONT ROW: left to right. Beverly Dang, Noreen Hughes, Barbara Davis, Elizabeth Yamaguchi, Leilani Malterre, Priscilla King. Ieanne Meillette, Doris Obata. Delores Gutzwiller, Mildred Wong. SECOND ROW: Wai Tim Chang, Irma Kop. Marjorie Leong. Doreen Hluboky. Mary Cates. Aileen Lung, Lynnette Pung, Edith Ono, Betty Lou Lung, Beatrice Yamamoto, Norma Chow. Ieanne Fuiii, Margaret Tokiyama. Miss Myrtle Iohnson, Advisor. BACK ROW: Stephany Gerrard, Sybil Tyau. Pearl Morton, Barbara Ho, Winifred Wong, Margaret Luke, Helen Anastasopulos, Marilyn Chang, Aileen Kim, Blossom Au, Ioyce Yoshizaki, Beryl Martin. GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM Advised by Miss Myrtle Iohnson, the girls' tennis club, composed oi torty-odd hopefuls, turned in a very good account ot themselves. lnter-club matches were held to determine the top ten players and as a result Priscilla King, Elizabeth Yamaguchi, Leilani Malterre, Barbara Davis, Ieanne Meillette, Doris Obata, Delores Gutzwiller, Noreen Hughes, Pat Meyers and Norma Chow came out on top. Matches with Punahou School were held and the girls from Roosevelt showed good torm. Tennis club otticers were: Barbara Davis, presidenty Elizabeth Yamaguchi, vice-president, and Doris Obata, secretary-treasurer. Qnce again the girls ot Roosevelt have proved themselves active in sports as well as other school activities. Noreen Hughes shows disappointment Delores Gutzwiller gives a sample ol Elizabeth Yamaguchi completes an when her backhand drive smashes into her famous forehand lorm. unreturnable service. the net. FRONT ROW: lett to right, Bette West. Lydia Hironaka. Eula Hodges, Rosemary Silva. SECOND ROW: Barbara Ornellas, Patricia Hobson. Barbara Davis. THIRD ROW: Loraine MacDonald, Noreen Hughes, Pauline Lambert, Marie Stevens, Barbara Fernandez, Helene Bartels, Iuanita Punq. Helen Anastasopulos. BACK ROW: Violet Shomura, Amy Yamauchi, Kathryn Cambra, Bda Levinthol. GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM The girls' swimming team did exceptionally well this year shattering several records and taking top honors for diving in some of the A.A.U. meets. Coached and advised by Mrs. Edith d'Eliscu, physical education instructor at Roosevelt, the team held daily sessions at the Y.W.C.A. Bula Hodges was elected captain and led her team efficiently. Rosemary Silva was the team's diver and received honors as chamf pion diver of the womens senior and junior Championship diver ot the A.A.U., Rosemary Silva, relaxes tor a minute. A.A.U. division, and interscholastic meets. Three year aquawomen were Eula Hodges, Rosemary Silva and Bda Levinthol. Besides these three, Barbara Ornellas, Pat Hobson, Lo- raine MacDonald, Pauline Lambert, Barbara Fer- nandez and Lydia Hironaka will bear close Watching in the future. For the girls the year was very successful and next year is expected to be even better. On your mark . . . lub f--as-.4 fl,..,., ' , -'IL Harriet displays volleyball form. Fun with the basketball., GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION llVith the school more fully equipped for phys- ical education, the sophomore and junior girls this year had a full-time program of volleyball, basketball, baseball, badminton, soccer ball, prison ball and other activities which kept them busy throughout the year. Tournaments were held between classes for sophomore and junior league titles. This increased class spirit and student participation. Inter-school matches were held during the volleyball season with McKin- ley. The McKinley teams were defeated by the lump. Woletta. jump! Roosevelt sophomore, junior and combined teams. Mrs. Edith d'Eliscu, physical education in- structor, taught the girls skills and good sports- manship, which are both important in every field of sports. Mrs. d'Eliscu, who is one of the finest physical education majors in the public schools, has had excellent training. She is also a splendid equestrienne, having Won many medals for hurdle-jumping and fancy riding. Too late. Rhoda, she's sale. igfeg fi f ' m, .-15. ' t li: f 'ZW V74-my SPQRTS ROUND-UP 1' if 'X f 'X 5 91 ff .x .air naw ff' Q- kxggn-L X G 01111111111 f IH 11 J 111 fn 111ff1 1 1 O 1 111111111111 fflfl ll 1 1 ll 1 1111 111 11 1111 1111f 1111 f III ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I 1 ,1 1, 1, V . 11 .W. ff. I. 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