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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1956 volume:

Annual Student ubl1cat1on Volume 26 19551 56 Roosex elt Hngh School Ct, fc, 174Honolulu, HHWZUI 161, v'-4w4f! '7 14 04160 K7 Jz...,f4,7,f iii Q-QL! 1,1 Ed1tor1al Staff Ed1tor ID Chlef Prlscllla Morales Cops lzdrtor Sandra Tom Busrness Manager Marjorle Ohta SCCUOI1 Editors Adm1n1strat1on Anxta Lau Organmatlons Meredlth Chmg Government Eleanor Yamagata Spgftg Ingrid Bakkgn Semors Merle Hrrar Harold Shlmlzu Ruth Shlda School Lxfe Sandra Tom Underclassmen Gretchen Goo Maman Tomita Bow Chu Leong Art Ann Kawaguchr Gladys Yamanaga - 9 7 l J V, f If . H jf I ,K 1 M .. cg t we A- - ' ' 6,1 ' if ' ',lr, fr' dxf' -4 W X Assistant Editor G.GsGsGsG,G,G sG.G.GsGsG sG,G , .GsG.A,A,G.A. Gloria Nishida bilver. N is '. - 'e 1'-i 'in iix' 'sz .. To ie 1 ' is'i i. f ' ' ' ' 'l. U ust 'is precious to the student are e ineinor'es - ere ts 'tnd 'ietix ities of the year now en ' '. This senior c'l'1ss enjoys the distinction of being the twenty-fifth griduating class lowing Roosevelt Hiffh School. Like the twenty-four precedinff elisses. the t'l'1ss his gone through three ye'irs ol searc iing- searching lor 't higher 'ind hrighter luture. Nlore than the disappoint' ments were tht nriny joys 'ind triuinphs on the pzithw'ty to our goal. -inories. ' ' ' l K ' x' filth ol 'ieliievenients gziine ' 1 'iti'ideinit'. pliysitril. soei'il 'ind t'ultur'il lie s. 'fws- 5 K' Hen lent it 'ind ll bmi you .fre old md emi. .md ull 0 flee flIld710ddfl1Q by Ilia' fire. take down fbi! hook. -11141 Jlozrfj wld: and rlreimz ..... Vlilliam Butler Yeats lh is the inet.il ssinholie ol tis nts llth . 1 er nies tl nt .i silxei is .1 x.1lu.ihle inet.: I . A th 1 ol the n . . . ding f 1 . . . K N ' U . - . . if Q . l The N56 Round l'p is zi treasure chest ol our silver zinniversary ine ln it me luxe pl.ited .1 st. . Ad in tl e . . . . . . 'ld I hi itaihoo is .1 lthllllh record ol oui Joss .ind soiious on - . f f HP I . 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Q 1 M555 ezfoteaf Loyal Importers of Wisdom IAQ ,,-,,--'r Mrs Dorothy du M Gill who mlrodures to her apprermtzve students the knowledge of voluntarj sharing and human kindness as the5 eagerly support an orphan zn Franre or' werrgr- ve ears f .g.o.a 0.0 .l 1 Mrs Mary Tinker uho gurdes her students through the perrods and dez eloprnent of l'nglzsh literature and teaches them the dos and don ts of lfnglrsh rornposrtzon Palrenre and laughter are her assrstanls T ehl to Cehelamte Our' Szlrfer' Annwersary 6 I i I .Qin twig if . the beautiful Frenrh language. They learn ,, V -s ' A K . ' V - . . , . . . 0 , ' . . . . L 1 - . . . . . . . I , s n u u ', '. ' Q n 0' 9 ', . I 'Q , 'I .' ' . . 1.1 , . '.' 'l r Q ' -' 3D..Q Q I - - '-',-'A ff' ' . - -J . v , i ' t , 1 1 1 , I . . . . 1 I I A.. -1.451 At the Hlltllffllllllllff '19SfIIIbIX Urs Tznker 1 Irs fzll fue hrnf ul r then xezns 0 senzrf FIIFIJ bllgflf euerxclux smzles have en dented them In the lzcruts ra lzundveds 0 stu dents ulm hate sat zn then rlnssmoms and gmdunled If enmzn tlezr :lends 'Look at this beauti- zzl mrd. Mrs. Fl' ex- IIII.IlIS as she shares the Etllfj uftlz sezeral 0 ter' admiring students. ,f' Ol ulmt Il pleasant slr use' excluzms Hts Tinker as she opens the Fluzstmrzs gtft presented to her by her hornemom stuflenls. '41 llhn-,--Q J it f Q? Paper work lakfs up mlulz of the linu' of our fIl1IlIf7Il-Af7'Ilfi'l'F .Huff SlIl1l'1I1lif'. .'Hr.v. lfrvzmlall. Mn. A1l.j'lllI1ll'U. and .Ura l f'ite'im. Hereas our 1AXdfI1if1iStf2lti0f1 Mr. Charles B. Barrett Principal Roosevelt High School is formally twenty-five years old. The first class graduated from the twelfth grade in 1932. The school began in l930 and was housed in what was then known as the Old Normal School. We remember these build- ings more recently as the old Stevenson Inter- mediate School on Lunalilo Street. Until September, 1939, grades 7 through 12 were accommodated here. Since 1939 we have had the more conventional three year high school. Roosevelt High School has always been known for its strong academic program. Large num- bers of graduates attend institutions of higher learning. At present, well over half of the grad- uates continue their formal education. This is far above the national average. lt is very important that we provide varied educational opportunities for our youth-those which meet their needs and the needs of the community. With this as our goal, we can be confident that Roosevelt High School will con- tinue to hold an important position in the edu- cational world of Hawaii. MZVHEM The Principal and the Teachers What makes Roosevelt tick? Who keeps order in our high-spirited, fast-growing school? The answer is, our teachers. The faculty gathers to- gether weekly to discuss the'current needs and problems of the many students-the programming and need for constant improvement weigh heavily upon their minds long after the 3 o'clock bell has rung. This forward- looking group is constantly busy devising new teach- ing methods, preparing lessops, correcting tests, and prodding wayward students. Besides their regular classwork, they have chaperoned our dances, counseled us, and sponsored our scholastic clubs. Vile have come to know them well as warm, cheer- ful friends, and as firm, astute teachers. The class counselors always provided up-to-date material on the nation's colleges and scholarships. They often had to call in students, via the pink pass, for neces- sary conferences. Their failure reminders succeeded in waking up some students. Xvherever we go, whatever we do, we are confident that we will be assets to the school and community be- cause our teachers have instilled in our minds the prin. ciples of good citizenship and right living. I0 Miss Hortense Schwallle Vice-principal il 48 ,QQ sa' fx Q 2' Mrs Margante Home benlor Class Adviser Mrs Dora Becker junlor Class Advxser Mrs Thelma Harns Sophomore Class Aduser Mrs Toshxe Chow Secretary Fxrst Semester Mrs Esther Crandall Account Clerk Mrs I-ldlth Kawahara Secretary Second Semester Nhss Ev lyne johnson Regxstrar Mrs Genevieve Lovell Dxrector of Health Seruces Hawauan Culture 'Vllss Helen Bown Llbranan Capt Richard Carroll PMSSEI Mrs Klkuml Mlyasato Cafetena Manager Mr Masaknchx Oshxro Head Custodxan hi of 3 Mrs. janet Faye Mrs. lvah I-'eiteira Mrs. Dorothy I-'rizelle Mrs. Magdalene Geiger Sophomore English Psychology US. History Biology World History Trigonometry Solid Geometry Sound Minds, jSgt. Wilbert Holck R.O.'l'.C, Mrs Fay Wren Wlidkilf Spanish latin Bodies, and Souls, Mrs. Corene jackson junior English Mrs Noelani Murray Algebra Mr. David jorge Xl'o0dwork Mrs. Irene Nakamura Plane K eometrx Algebra Textbook Librarian First Semesterj Mrs. Juliette Nosse XVorld History Miss Katherine 0'Dea Biology, Zoology Physiology Miss Setsu Okubo World History lj.S. History Mrs. Shizuko Ouchi Sophomore English Publications MW'Sgt. Glenn Parrott R.0.'l'.C. Mrs. Blanche Pedley Physics, Orientation and Occupational lnforination Miss Elizabeth Kauka Girls' Physical Education Miss May Neill Senior English 1' fa 2 ,gags 1 13 gf. J Xfil'-shi J if e' inf' 'cf' if 19 2 ? Mr Robert Rego Biology Mrs Reba Ridley Plane K eometrw Algebra Mrs Htldred Sanbome Mathematics Mrs Violet Schumacher Tw mg Mr Katsuki Shimazu Sophomore English Mr William Shook U.S. History Mm Ethel Spauldin An American Problem' Home Economics Latin, U.S. History L 9 History g Miss Alice Stewan Miss jane qfllothingj Read to Meet the Future With Confidence toe' - if-' -5 k'5 Mrs. Mary Tinker Senior English MfSgt. Alfred Walter R.0.T.C. Mr. Floyd Uchima Wforld History Band, Orchestra Mrs. Mildred Wakayama Bookkeeping Business Mathematic Mr. Edmund Vasconcellos Mrs. Mildred Boys' Physical von Schausten Education, Director of Orientation and Athletics Occupational Coach: Football, Track Information Miss Loreen Winter Mr. Donald Young Orientation and Mechanical Occupational Shop fGeneral s lnformation General Mathematics bf T-r T 41:7 V CAFL TILRIA WORKERS Front Rau left to Right 'Vines Haru Inouwe Mrs 'Nlatsuko Sakai Mrs Florence 'Isubaluhara Mrs Atsuko Haradd Run '7 'Hrs Madeline Iker Mrs Tsutae Tanrmura The Dally Lunch IS The1r Responslbllnty A Clean School Plant 15 Then' Ann CUSTODIANS Front Rou left to Rxght Nlr Toyorchr Matsushxma Mrs Dons Harvey Row Mr Manuel Lamara Nfirss Ehzabeth lxeaweamahr Mr Sh1mchrTomlta 1-'X -. 'xf' I5 .A-5 ' 1 I., l 'Fllf' 'f.. ' P. ' ,. V P . rl , t 4 4 . I 1 r Mrs. Chisatoyliatsllmoto, Mrs. Mary.Silva. -I A N Y I , ', . ' : . . ' ' ' . ' , . . ' . 2: l J 1 K L., x 1 .1 ' ' . , ff V Q , ,' Q , .A . X A Q X 57 x .x 4 A65 The key to our GOVCfHH1CHt 1.1 K . Q '7 'L df! f' xg MELVYN YAP Preszdent They Are the Leaders if NN l I 1' fi- N wk ' f .9 sig I Bl'.RrI KOH-XYAbHl IILOIXIIL C HONG lx XRI VMN ILI IEN ARTHUR GOTO Sophomore' 60111151101 jzmun fN0ll7II'II0I Serum Formrzlm Counfzlor-at I8 large .': Q . 'V' 1 2- Y 1 J ' 'i , ' 1 f l , K ff-2 7333 f 1 ! if: , ' 1. 1 V Y ' . - x- f 1 1 , . X. 1 ' ' f, el- 'q41i ' 1 'DX 1 W mem Va ,n 1 'f' F' ' 1 .. Inffi. ' K Q rr' 13 ,. ee 1 - - ' , Q An . M, -s. G, 5, If 1 3 'M' - 135 A .Q 1 f g L V -' :a v I ' I Y If , 'E , xx' , 14 3 x Q' Q Y-1 1 v ' G 1 '5 . J - . Q ' all d x I is . 3 W RICHARD SUGITA JEAN KOBASHIGAWA HARRIS KITAMURA Iliff?-P7't?5fd871t Secretary Treasurer The Executive Council Each tap of the Presidents gavel meant that a new executive meeting of the Roosevelt Stu- dent Body Government was under way. These meetings, along with those of the Representative Assembly, served as the thrashing ground for the problems of the students. This group, carefully selected by the students last spring, listened with patience to our countless gripes of the crowded stairways, the bus shortage, and the cutting in on lunch lines. Discussions led to plans, plans to action. Decisions favorable to students resulted. They served the student body untiringly from September to june. During the football season, they sold colorful red and gold beanies to bright- en up our cheering section. They organized the production of identihcation cards. They raised money for the scholarship fund by giving two student body dances-the Mistletoe Ball and the April Showers. The highlight of their term was the trip to Maui in November to attend the Territorial High School Government Association Confer- ence. Typical of Roosevelt students, our officers returned, bubbling over with enthusiasm and ideas to Finish the remainder of the year. Merton Chun served as treasurer during the second semester to replace Harris Kitamura, who resigned because of illness. .,...-....- Q-ax. L5 A PRISCILLA MQRALES KATE YANAGA KARLEN PETERSON MRS. MARION MORELAND Round Up lzdztor Rough Rider Editor Rough Rider Editor Adviggr xt., All ,i .hy-.i..,.,. ,-,'.-....:'. . I-- 5.3 J. !'-'.a-of -'Qs-- .', - f . we -lm LNIOR REPRFSVNTAIIXI-5 Front fu let tn Rxght Nhzuo l C n Iam udu Sdkarncmto on pu C N gala S m Nfonz kohashxgawa Run 3 S Lap R ones I-ukudd A Crm h Soma A . Representative Assembl SENIOR Rl-IPRESENTATIVES. Front I Raw, I.r'f! In Riglzr: D. Anduha, M. Shtl- 1 don, j. lnaminc, M. Rancshiro. Hou' 2: K. 1 Yanaga, I-I. Yamagata, B. Lee, S. Claasscn, j. Fung, P. Morales. Row 3: P. Miller, J. Vasas, I.. Lee, K. Van I-Itten, M. Yap. 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VOX IE COXINIITTEE Sealed I cf! tn Rxght D kaerslner P Resler Lhaxrman kortschak S andmq C Iwau j a W- J kasama I Chung XS Scott 4 Q 'x 'SWG 4 - Af rf' ?'iE PFP COMMITTEE Standmq K Murray Chairman Sealed left to Rxght C Nong A Goto X Honew fl H ANIDBOOK CONINII I I I- I- Sealed I ef! to Rxght I- Sakaknld C, I .qlma Chairman lx kumshnla Smndmg, I' Santo I Nhruuma f u 'B 1 Q - I V. xii. 1 ab! V .,f, , ,J K. ... 113' wfg, I-.1-'xy 'I 1 A . . AA . A , 4. - :. , 4 q::.'fl' '..lA.' V ' : . ' ' . . . ' I 'gm' 5' H' Q . l'.' , Lf! Ak: , .N'- RQ 1 j fa V. ,Y I ' ' , 'I , - y X A I , 14 A Z' , A 'V 1 if, X, ' I Cx .3 U - 11 1 f ' I I I I ' I B ' J Hx X . V X, I ,, V 'x no . Clk - 'v,,l dy... Bri... ' x' ', , . V J,'xf', L. r T ,xo s f'z.Sfk - 1, A 'V mga' ll, ' . I x 1 .1 'X 'YT' 'K - . . . 1 , f 5-XM ,f I , , - .. .x , Tr I' Y' 'V ff' Q ' I n-1 I l I 'ga . ,Q .. - -fx X QQJLQ. I Pl'l!l.lCl'l'Y CONIMlT'I'lili. Lrfl lo Right: P. Mizuo, R. Nlakino, A. Kawagufhi, Oi, C, Okiinura. Chairman. 4-U ,, Q y ,i gh 4 L:-F1 g,Q'1,Q' 1 DELECATES, Smtfd. Left to Right: C Squares, junior Oahu Youth Council Dele- gate: M. Chun, Senior Oahu Youth Coun- cil Delegate: P. Miller, Senior Inter-School Counfil Delegate. Sfllfldlflgf G. Takavama, junior Inter-School Council Delegate: B. l.. 'loin. Sophomore lnter-School Coundl Delegate. School Teaches Us To Plan T? Sl'l'liRYlSlON CLHAIRMI-IN. I-'mul Row. Left to Right: Yaiuautlii and C. Yap. Hall Superxision Co-cliairinen: S. Hira- hara, Cafeteria Supervision Chairman. Ron' 3: A. Wallwork and li. Akina, Trallit' Superiision Co-chairmen. Standing 5 HOSPITALITY COMMITTEIQ. Sealed, Left to Right: G. Hall, A. Fulton, Chair- To Direft mang L. Perrin, Standing: Sakamoto, S. Kaneshiro, G. Kinoshita, L. Yamanc. 1 17' f' Hx I IDFNIIFK KIION IOVVII fl-P Frrml Hou Irf! lo Right I fovama 'W lfsong l- Nonaka VPI 9 BI' 4 IIP lg us 4 zu N1 kdwdsdl lillflllfll Mm S Nun nu 3 l Ho IION Nfdfldll kllilllllfl 0 uuxg 11 S QL ggug llitlll RLIJILSKIII IIINL Commmzees NOON! Rl-QCREA'l'ION. I.. Sue ami unn, jo-c mairmcn, cheer ll x lcnn R. Bcriillgvsr u Inskctxall. ff? Students Learn To Follow ASSEMBI Y COMMITTEE. I.rfl to Rnght. X. N.ak.unura, C,h.nrm.an, S. K onsalxcs, A, Dougherty, A, Perry, I., Lee, M. Kaneshiro, li, Nagano. To Lead 23 'N ---it W? v'Q'J':v4' r PRISCII I A MORALES 1111101 an C href Round Up .R KN hat s g0ll'lg' on C mon hound those photogs t1ll they print our pres' Hex get gomg on those lfasouts' XS hx at as as just 1 normal day lor the Round Up stall aaorkmg knee deep rn ltaxouts and pattures Durmg the gne and take ol Jokes and commands Prascrlla Nlorfales edrtor rn threl olten remanded us ol the rmpendrng dead lrnes One solt spoken word as as alu ass enough to start the settron editors uorkmg at top speed Ihe junror asslsttants were ordered around prteously and soon learaaed th tt among other thangs one must luxe good strong legs to rem un on the stall lhey were taught to keep then' work setret so spaes were often drsdp pomted bx sefaled lrps ,and closed doors But an the madst ol all thas stemrng conlusaon one ann xx as uppermost to produce an annu.al that would appeal to the student body as a uhole nom .and an the xe ar s to come He are able at last to present our N56 Round Up lastrng tontrabutron to m tppretr atne student body H moron SHIMIIU IINGRID BAKKLN CL-XDYS YAMANAGA ANN rom AGULHI S :mls Co I'dr1or S mls I o l'd1tm Art fo I'd1tm' Art F0 1:41107 F ,mf J 41 ffx NHLRI L HIR-XI 81111015 l 11 I 1111111 F' 3 i K 1' 3 ffl iaith' run H sum x Bow gnu IEONG Curt HLN Poo l Insses C 0 lwlatm Flames fo lrdltor ji -?' f 'Nb' np, 1 ,Q ' lf... Q? , . ' 'S to f . R lr ' ff' K -1 I' ' - f 1 .1 If GLORIA NISHIDA SANDRA TONI MARJORIE OHTA Asszstant Edztor Copy Edztm Busmess Manager School Lzfe Co Edztor Gwes You El Year to Chensh ROBERT MASUMOTO CEDRIC LHONG MRS SHILUKO OULHI Photographer Photographer Adviser .f -.1 -pl N Inv' .L ANITA LAU MEREDITH CHING MARIAN TOMITA ELEANOR YAMAGATA Admmzstratzon Edztor Organzzatzons Edztor School Lzfe Co Edztor Government Edztor . p , 4 ' 1 fi xl is ' e 5 X -.D Y h PY 1 9 Q. 'I . ' - 1 fr ' ' N . Nl, I .h .f i. ' 1. I . ' A I .1 A- ' 4 .I g yy fe ' :- tv, R R ig.. . I he I ' L V, F 1 Qi- v- S 5, --in x, h l ' ' R 1 M fc! I I ' . X 1. Q 1 l A n Z' ,. V XX, V Q ,i5,,,fQ K- LQX ' I L X k Xi 'gn' ' d -t f' -5 ,f,- A i 1 I -.i 1 I N,21 1:2 X r E ...V if KATE YANAGA KARLEN PETERSON First Semester Editor Second Semester Ediior Rough Rider . 2 if '?. V y 5 ' L - 1+ F ' . ANN LAI CAROLE TAJIMA RUBY XVAIOLAMA jACQUELlNE CHANG Exchange Circulation Proofreader Proofreader LAUR-X LUKE PATRICIA KIM MELVYN KANESI-IIRO hrs! Page hdzlm Tlmd Page Edztm Fozuth Page Edztor Supphes the Weekl News A lamllxar snght Ill homerooms on Frldaw was see ex erybodw s nose burled ln a Rough Rlder hxerw so olten someone would shake uolentlv wrth srlent laughter but the te ather dndnt scold she too was DUSN readmg the school news pa mer Responsrble lor thxs amusing and mterestxng newspaper were flrst and second semester editors Kate Yanaga and Karlen Peterson They re tened the undxuded support ol an enthuslastlc staff who t tme on weekends to work on extra edttlons lor speual occasions hath week w ts one rush alter another as the students worked it top speed T hev tvped they wrote thev nnteruewed they cut and pasted the dummles Sometlmes they just sat and thought up new Ideas They actually enjoyed thus work judgmg lrom the mcessant chatter gtgglmg and teasmg that went on above the nolse ol type wrlters The cub reporters meant busmess too and learned thelr trade well They attended the monthly bl OOP meetmgs along with the ad vanced students The potse gamed m mtervrewmg people e journallstxt trammg gamed ID the rush to meet the deadlme and the pnde m bemg able to handle lew words for maximum use have made th1s actrvxtv worth whale 3-Q' If 15.1K-.. DIANE LAU IANET HIRAOKA WALTER HEE MRS SI-IIZUKO OUCHI Advertzszng Manager Busmess Managm Photographer Adwggr 7 'ty x ,J x ' ' , 5 'Q?I ' E . . 1-' I ' P I. I Lf , . ' I i 4 f 'V - 4 X s . . ' 'Y . - an at +4-. g , we tm A It ' is ' 4 - -U I V I .. ,,r . g , g H, F 4 WM 27 HOW They Do It Thf' !'.XfH'l'.S.S1-071.8 on the fr1rf.s of .S,l!'TI'lj'II, .H1'rl1f'lf', l.6r1rn'e and Iohn rrlrzy Ihf' fllllllgllf thu! they enjoy Ihr' VlI'ff'.S.Vl7'j' Tflllflhllff work of inter- T'lvf'7l'lPI.Q and 'll'7Al'fl'IIg in jozfrrzrzlisrrl. H'flh the flefzrllirze in mind, these girls Illf'lI.YIl7'P. pfuie. and rut p1'c'tu're5 as fIl!'II7'llIf'l5' ns possible. Alrfnzbffrs of rhe 1-fxerzztfzfe Counril go mfrr .wmv of the plans for the yfnr at mu' of their nmny meflings. Hwzry HIfIh'f'.S' .sure lhnt he gets his rap Il'llI,1l' Hfl?'?'I.S sure PNFS zurztrh thu! Ihr' dollar 'guns into the money box. f,..f'4 l 9 41 last' bran: Hzlm lu! Rfggzr A11r'm' and Annnzdrl L Qur exclusive circle: Seniors MTL 0 Ned 1965 sa President Mrs Margarlte Horne Adwser QQ. The Class of 956 For a quarter of a century Roosevelt High School has been turning out young, alert, enthusiastic citizens. Now it is our turn to leave these beloved halls of learn. ing to take our place in the community. As we look back on the past three years, we remember all our classes and exams, canteens, movies, and assemblies -now only pleasant memories of things that have become an integral part of us. Our sophomore year-so very long ago-how could we have been so green and innocent? But we had our fill of new and exciting experiences like the Howdy Doody Hop, the Sophomore Mixer, and canteens. The junior year-we climbed a bit higher on the lad- der of learning. We studied diligently our new subjects of American literature U. S. history and many new languages math and science We also got a bit cockler Additional privileges were taken in our stride the unior Senior Prom a truly Iznchanted Evening relaxing picnic at Kalimi Beach and the distribution of our cliss rings how we have reached the top the senior year the best of all Me studied hard to grasp the knowledge offered us in English literature chemistry and phystcs XVe also progressed socially our banquet at the South Seas the Senior Lanteen the picnic in the spring and the Lommencement Ball Then finally the climax the Iune graduation exercises here ln our own stadium Undoubtedly we will be remembered as the class that won the 1955 Football Lhampionship Not only on the gridiron were we successful this year but also scholas tically as shown by the substantial number of seniors on the honor roll Many for the first time buckled down to their studies trying to make their senior year the last Others struggled under a heavy schedule often staying up till the wee hours proving a geometry problem or writing up a chemistry experiment And so we come to the end of a full year our silver anniversary year WN ho can express this queer mixed up feeling within us? We are eager to push forward yet we linger behind Thus with one last look back we turn to face the future prepared for greater challenges and higher achievements Left to ugh! Sylvia Hirahara l1ceP1es1denl Carol Parker .Secretary David Fullaway Trenszneo awk, Xlvid li' iii fy.. 32 fl' '-I I ,gs ab A, ADRIANO, ROBERT jr. l-'ootball lil: A Cappella Choir ll: Double Octet ll. AHANA, JOYCE M. Tennis Team I2. AHTUCK, CHARLENE L. Prom Decorations llg April Showers Cloakroom ll: Graduation Decorations ll. 1 AIKALA, WINIFRED K. GAA 10, ll, I2: JRC 10, ll, I2. AKASE, HERBERT T. , Prom Decorations ll: Graduation Decorations ll. AKI, EDWARD W. Golf Team l0, ll, 12: Ambassadors Hi-Y 12. Nh . 5' L 4? -sa 'E' ,f 2' J AKI, WILLIAM K. Golf Team 10, ll, 121 A Cappella Choir llg Roosevelt Oflicers Club 12. AKIONA, ALBERT K. El Rojo y Oro ll. ALMEIDA, RAY H. Prom Decorations llg Graduation Decorations ll. ANDRADE, ALLAN ANDUHA, DOUGLAS Interscholastic Track All Star 10, ll: Homeroom Rep. l0, ll, 123 Sr. Foot- ball ll. ANGCO, VELMA M. Band 10g A Cappella Choir 12. 'A ARAFILES, ARLENE L. GAA IO, ll, l2: Graduation Greens llg Holnerooln Pres. ll, 12. ARAMAKI, CAROL N. Prom Decorations ll1 Graduation Greens llg A Cappella Choir 12. ASING, JUDY P. Homeroom Pres. IO, Treas. ll, Sec. l2: A Cappella Choir ll: Double Triple Trio IZ. Released. AWVANA, PATRICIA L. Prom Decorations llg GAA ll, l2g X' A Cappella Choir l2. AYERS, MARY JOY jRC 105 A Cappella Choir ll, 12. BAILADO, DOROTHY Tennis Club 10: Camera Club IU, ll: JRC Rep. 10, ll, l2. if li.. .qs 7 r in N 'X J s.- Tl? '23 . II- 3 fad .XZ I 'ix 1 1 i fx fl 1 i lil ' Y Y- 1 s. A 1. wx 11, 2 ,X . pl, L, ,J AA v,,.IlI I 4 0 2 . 5' I I 5 'vo ix CAMPBELL, DOUGLAS Les Causeurs 12. CANIPOLLO, ENCARNACION Graduation Decorations 115 A Cappel- la Choir ll: Nightingales 12. CARR, DOUGLAS Projectionists Club 101 Sr. Track 11, 18: Roosexelt Officers Club 12. CARVALHO, GERALD CATHEY, THEODORE F. Rifle Team 10, 113 Ake Akamai 11. 121 Civitas Romana 12. CHANG, EDMOND S. W. Class '1reas. 11: Ake Akamai Vite- pres. 123 Canteen Publicity 12. CHANG, EUNICE W. L. Hui Kipa 10, 11, 125 Graduation Em- blem 11. CHANG, JACQUELINE J. w. K. Honor Roll 10, 12: Hoineroom Vice- pres. 101 Scholastic Award 11, 12. CHANG, JOYCELYN M. L. Hui Kipa 10, 11, 12: Homemnni Rep. 113 Usherettes 12. CHANG, JUDY L. Q. Hui llilna 10, 11, 12. CHANG, SAM P. CHAPMAN, WANDA A. Majorettes 11. CHAR, ALLISON L. Hui llima 10, 11, 12: Civitas Romana 12. CHAR, GWEN K. L. ROTC Sponsor 123 Double Triple 'I'rio 123 Civitas Romana 12. CHEE, ANNETTE S. K. Homerooin Sec. 10, ll, 12: Proni Refreshments Co-chairman 115 Hui Kipa11,12. CHING, GWENDOLYN S. L. Tennis '1'eam ll: Rooseielt Little Theater 12: L'sherettes 12. CHING, JUNE L. w. Les Causeurs 10: Projectionists Club 10, ll, 12: Civitas Romana 12. CHING, LEONA H. L. Graduation Decorations 115 JRC Rep. 125 Hui Lima Kokua Tri-Hi-Y 12. 35 ', -NI -. 0? 1 . L.-f Y E5 l if 5 L ig- ie: 1 A' if 11 .. .- - X 4 Bl' x X 2 if -v' 1 if Y 5' W Ks E lv- INQ 1-Q, -I 1.- '5 'im D- Z Q 1 X X . I 'MK Q.. fn-l .1 :I XJ u Xjxj K -.J l 7 Sl I -Q Q I 4 S,,f N 5 wi, 1 I CHING, MEREDITH Y. H. Hui Kipa ll, 12: Cisitas Romana 12: l'shcrf:tlCS 12. CHING, MURIEL M. K. Prom RCfTCShll1l'I1lS 113 C-rzuluation Dcnorations ll: FHA Il. CHING, YVAI LING Akc Akainai 12: Hui Lima Kokua 'I'ri- Hi-Y 121 Lklicrcttw 12 CHINC, WILBERT H. K. jr. liuskctball 11: Cratluation Refresh- ments II: Roosexclt Officers Club 12, CHINN, YVALTER A. Rooscxclt Olhfcrs Club I2. CHOCK, BEVERLY Y. L. Hui llinia IU, ll, 12. CHONC, CAROL ANN T. Rooscxclt Christian Fellowship IU, II: Ruoscxclt Little 'Ihcutcr llg Future Busincss Leaders of .Xnicrica 12. CHONG, CEDRIC D. 0. Cuincra Club IU, 11. Pics. 121 Scholas- tic Award 11, 123 Round lp Photog- rapher 12. CHONG, CORA Y. L. Ilui lliina 10, II, 123 Hui Kukua 121 L'shcrcttcs 12. CHOY, MILLICENT lil Rojo y Oro llg Sl1.l1'l1l1SlCI'S II, 125 Hui kokua 12. CHRISTENSEN, ROBERT L. Roosexelt Ollicers Club 123 Projection- ists Club 12. CHU, PATRICIA A. Les Causeurs Il, 121 Ake Akamai 12: Hui 1-iokua 12. CHUN, ANDREW K. T. Ainliussutlors Hi-Y 10, ll, 12. CHUN, DAVID D. S. lizintl IU. 111 .-Xiiilmsxauluis Hi-Y IU, II, 123 1-QI Rojo y Oro 12. CHUN, JOANNE S. L. Ilui 11111111 1413 t.i'gitIimlioii lkwoiulimls II1 lS1ll'lt'IlL'N 12 CHl1N,LILY B. H. Rotncxclt f.hiisti.in Ifcllmuliip IU, IIL Futuic- liuwincsx l.t'auIt'is of Aine'iii.1 Pics, 12. CHl'N, NIERTON M. K. Ilunicrooin Pres. lil, 11. I2L Ilonoi Roll 113 Ciximx Roinanu lrcas. 12. CHUNG-HOON, EDYVIN E. 1'rojt-ttioimu Llub ll, 'lit-us. 12: Rooacxclt Othccrs Club 12. 4 1 X, 1 ,-A Q gg.: 1 f ,vs KI s -'-4 1 z .N 9' nv' W , . kr. V P'-'I Ki' 1 IC 9 CLAASSEN, SUSAN El Rojo y' Oro 101 Roosexelt Little Theater 11,121 Vsherettes 12. CONCEPCION, LORA E. Projectionists Club 10, 11, 12g IRC Rep. IU, 121 Canteen Refreshments 12. cooxsizv, MARY E. A Cappella Choir 121 El Rojo y Oro 1 CRAWFORD, HAROLD R. C' Les Causeurs 103 Rifle Team 11, 12: Roosevelt Officers Club 12. DAVIDSON, SHIRLEY A. A Cappella Choir 113 FHA ll Banquet Decorations 12. DAVIS, ARMINDA L. Civitas Romana Sec. 11: Projectionists Club 11, 12: Vsherettes 12. DAVIS, JUDITH A. Civitas Romana 101 Mistletoe Ball Decorations 12. DAWSON, NGA F. Hui Lima Kokua Tri-Hi-Y 11: Horne- rooni Rep. 11, Vicefpres. 12. 'S Q. DAWSON, PETER DEMATTA, PUANANI B. 'U' JRC 10, ll: Graduation Decorations f I DEMENT, PLEIADES U. . ' ,IRC 10. 11: Graduation Decorations 11: FHA l2. I5 A DENIS, CAROL R. 5 A Cappella Choir 11: Graduation Decorations 11: Banquet Decomtiom DEVEREUX, JOHN DIAS, CHARLOTTE P. 1-'HA 11: Future Business 1.1-mletx of America 12. -S - i r Z 1 N. J E fix Ax juniors. we planned the decorations for the s1'nim'.s glillllllllfl-fill nf the srlmol SIIIIIIIUII. E.. - 1 4, 1:7 u-v1 T' S ' 4 by we-4' t if w- 1 5- 5- 1 l 1 DIAS, RONALD L. llaml IU, ll, l23 A Cappella Choir ll 12: Rnmexelz Little 'llhearer Ngninnal winner. l'niu-rl Ndliurn sul III-sign unxlux DINE, CHARLES P. jr. I-Irmlball IU: Sr. Ioollmll ll I Sr Irank Il, I2. DIXON, SADIE M. fvlddlldllllll llcunalmm ll IH-X II IQ: Hui I.Illl2i Knkuu 'I'l'i-H1 DOI, SHIRLEY C. Sl.1rcInsIcrs Ill. ll, IZ: Hui Kukua DOON, DOREEN M. 'Rnuwxn-Il LIIITISIILIII Fellowship In ll Yiu--pics. IQ: lr, Picnin Rcfrc nn ll ll CIILIIIIIII. 1 mncromn Pre DOYLE, DON Rm:-.exalt I.illl4- Ihculcr IL DU MAPAY, DOLORES A. A Cappella Choir ll, l2: Nighlin ae I DUNN, NATHALIE P. CAA IU, ll. I2. ELLIOTT, JAMES F. 'llack lllg Irs Camel 5 llunml IU, ll, EPPS. LOELLA J. Cradualiun llccurulium II: Ill Rulo x Um I2. FARIA, LOUIS F. l'lmnercxun 'I teas. IUQ I-QI Rojo IU, II1 Sr, Irafk Ill, l2, Inrersrhf lasuc All Star II. FARINAS, MELVIN K I.UllIlIll'lIILlIS IIIVX IH: Les FAUSTINA, JEANETTE EEN NELL, MARTIN FERNANDEZ. JOANN NI l'mm Iuunx Il, RUIC Span I l SIICIUIICS I2 Fo, MYRNA M. w. SS 1-r.ulu.ll1mn Ik-umlliuns I I: HI X I I FORSYTHE, SANDRA L K.-XA Il,l21 lsIll'll'llt'x 121 A CAHQ Ch ll I . 0' I FREEBORN, PHYLLIS A lil Rulu x IPIU Il 38 90' GLENN. DAISY YV. I ,... l LZ: . I 4 42:6 Pirlure taking appears to bc serious businrsx In Nornmn I'rn1fk1n'a. X ILP ,wi Vi h I 'main ,1 4 T-av uf R 'L I? kr 1 dx 1 4-'x '?' xiuliuns II1 LAX ll, IL, GONIES. ERNESTINE lima un lx1 Ill-I II, IQ: lutun- lluwi- II xx ll.IlIQ'l'N ol AIIIUIIILI IZ. GONIES, VANESSA NI. A flappvllu lllmil II: Smuglunlcr II: Double Iliplc IIIII IZ. GONSALVES, SHIRLEY A. I'rp Rullx II: A Cluppcllu Cihoil II, L3 'wunlm L. GOO, GRETCHEN Y. Y. Hum! Roll II. S1mIusIx4 Xuan II, I23 llixilas Rlllllllllli I2. lnarllxilllml Ilccrrrgxliullx II: Prom In I 1- sr' 4-Q -.... ,125 coo, NAOMI s. L. L C.raxIuntirn1 Ilcunuium Il: Ihmlrlc Iriplc Inu Il. I23 FIIA II, I2. V GORDON, ROSEMARY L. Iiauui IU, II, IZ: Irs Ciuuscurs 3 - I ll f I NIIUIUIICS I2. 'AQ GOTO, ARTHUR K. Class Plvs, IU: Iland IU, II, I2: Cluun milur-at-large II, IQ. HA, GYVENDOLYNNE S. Hui knknxu IZ: Ilui Ilinm II. HAGEMAN OAN NI Ilulncmmn X111-fplvs. III, IQ: RWM' NCI! I.iltIc Ilnullcl III, IZ: l'sIlrl:'lu-x IQ. HAGY, ELIZABETH C. IRC ll HALL, HARRILYNN Y. P. LAK IH, IZ, Npmnlx xIgI, II: Ilnulmlc' luplz' lxiu IZ. Rmmwu-ll I.irIIc lllt'.llt'l IZ. IIALNI, DIANE Clam Lmunnlm 101 Xpxil Slum:-lx llluixxmuu IIL 1.41111-can Su I2 HAMPTON. ROBERT H. l'mm lmixnmm Ili lgnm-an Imm- uixnm-nl IQ, Rlmwu-It little' Iluxurl I2 Cu, 5 HANAPI, PATRICK H. Ambassadors Hi-Y 12. HANSEN, ROBERT L. HANUNA, NIEREDITH L. 1'HA 11, 123 llouhle 'lriple Irio 123 Nightingales 12. I Va 11 HARADA. GRACE E. Homeroom Sec. 10, 113 Ciiitas Ro- 'R mana 111 A Cappella Choir 12. ' HARGER, EDWVARD A. Rifle Team 11, 12. A Cappella Choir 111 1JouhQe Trio 12. N in HAWKSWORTH, MARY E. A Cappella Choir 11, 123 Canteen Chaperones Chairman 123 Lshercttes 12. HAYASHI, COLETTE C. Starclusters 10, 11, 123 Cixitas Romana 113 Hospitality 11. HAYASHI, RALPH M. Rifle Team 103 Homerootn Treas. 123 Ambassadors Hi-Y 12. HEE, ARLENE K. M. FHA I1Q Civitas Romana 111 Ake Aka- mai 12. HEE, THOMAS W. Rifle Team 10, 11, 123 Civitas Romana 113 Contincntals Hi-Y 12, HEE, WALTER Y. H. Camera Club 10, 11, 123 Continentals Hi-Y 11, 123 Rough Rider Photog- rapher 12. HEtRAKUjl.j15AN K. cz. omeroom Pres. 10, 11, 12: Ilotthle Triple Trio 11, 123 C-AA Pres, 10. Treas. ll, 12. ,-f HIGA, KATHRYN I. 7' Homeroom Sec. 103 Stardustcrs 10, 11, 123 Les Causeurs Cadets 12, HIGASHI, JEAN K. Homeroom Treas. 103 Stardttsters 10, ll, 123 Les Canseurs Cadets 12. HIGGINS, FRANCIS L. Cappella Choir 12: Ambassadors ' Y 12, 5 HIGUCHI, DAVID Y. A Rifle learn 103 Canteen Decorations 12. .Amtmsmttirs ni-Y 12. HIGUCHI, JANET H. 12. HARVEY, ABIGAIL I. Q - Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 10, 11, 123 Civitas Romana IIQ Ake Akamai 'Ca' v' I ,Q l X ,ix w-p Lf Z and ua JARRETT, ALEXAN DER D. Graduation Decorations 11: Ambassa- dors Hi-Y 11: A Cappella Choir 12. JEFFERY, HAROLD P. JEONG, MARJORIL M. L. Orchestra IU. ll, 123 FHA ll. JOHNSON, DALE Rflfwfff KAOAWA, MARY ANN M. Les Causeurs 113 Orchestra ll, 121 Nightingales 12. KAKAZU, IRENE M. Roosexelt Christian Fellowship IU, 11, 12: Projectionists Club ll, 12g Camera Club 12. KALEIMAMAHU, FRANK L. Sr. Football 11, 12: Sr. 'I rack 11, 12: Ambassadors Hi-Y ll, 12. KAMADA, ROY Band 10, 113 Continentals Hi-Y 10, 11, Pres. 123 Les Causeurs Cadets 12. KANAI, ELAINE E. Les Cause-urs 10p Hui Ilima 10, ll, 12: Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 12. KANE, ANGELINE K. CAA ll, 123 Canteen Clean-up 121 A Cappella Choir 12. KANESHIRO, MELVYN M. Honor Roll 10, ll, 123 Civitas Romana 113 Scholastic Award 11, 12. KANETA, HENRY A. jr. Football 10, 11: A Cappella Choir ll: Sr. Football 12. KANETAKE, BEATRICE H. CAA 10, ll, 12: Ciiitas Romana 113 Prom Orchestra Co-chairman ll. KASHINIA, HENRY M. Ir. Basketball 10, 11: Graduation Decorations 11: Sr. Baseball 11, 12. KAULIA, JULIETTE P. Swimming Team 10. CAA llp A Cap- pella Choir ll, 12. KAYVAGUCHI, ANN NI. Hui Ilima 10, ll, Historian 12. Scho- lastic Award ll, 123 Mistletoe Ball Faiors Chairman 12. KAWAKAMI, NANCY Y. Future Business Leaders of America iff KAWAMOTO, DAVID K. Concert Band 10, ll, 121 Continentals Hi-Y ll, 12. 7 Z 3 1 1 N .,, of s QW L- Avg Q Q Fi qi ini NJ V oQ..4 S-.L -J '27 6 Q. x Y 1 f 1-- l R- ' L 1 ' irq C7 Q-I 5 EH: KAYVAMOTO, ELAINE S. 11111 11111121 10. KAYVAMLRA, YVALTER H. RCHCIIIS Hi-Y 10, 11, Vice-pres 12: E1 Rojo 1 Oro '1'rc-ai 12. KAYVALCHI, ELAINE S. 11111 Kipa 10, ll, KEMBLE, AN N M. 1.1-s c12l1l'NCl1I'N 11. 1'1cs. 121 1111111116 'lriplc 1110 12: lN11crcx1cs 12. KIM, CLII-'TON A Cappr-1111 Choir 12, KINI, LYNNE S. Cixilas ROIIIZIIIQI 11: H11111c1'm1111 Vice- prm. 11, 121 IIIII kipa 11, 12. KIM, MARCIA E. W. IIIII kipn 11, 123 Cixilas Romana 12: l's11crc1!cs 12. KIM, PATRICIA S. D. Rough Rider Staff 11, 121 Honor R011 11, 12: Sf11n1z1s1if Award 11, 12. KIM, THOMAS K. N. COIIIIIICIIIHIS Hi-Y 11, 12. KIMURA, CAROL S. CLra1111a1in11 I-Inds 11: 1's11erc-:ues 123 Cuntccn XICIIIIDCTSIIIP 12. KINOSHITA, GRACE E. 1Io111e1'm1111 Vice-prex 10, Ser. 11, Treas. 12: SIHTCIIISICTS 10, I1, 121 Prom C10akrm1111 Co-C11air111a11 11, KINOSHITA, MILTON T. Regents Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. KITAMURA, HARRIS H. Cixilas RQOIIILIIIEI '1'1'cas. .113 Sr. Base- 111111 11: 5111110111 1311111 In-:11. 12. lff'lrr1sl'11. KITAMURA, MARIAN S. Hr1111c'nu1111 Pres. 111, ll, 12: 111111111 Rull IH, 11. 121 01111112 ROIIIZIIIQI Pres. 1 KIYOTA, GEORGE Rl'gK'II1S 111-Y 11, 12. KOBAYASHI, NIERLE H. 11111 IIIIIILI 1411 E1 Rnjny Oro 12. Koczn, c:1zoRc11a P. jr. KOIKE, Am' E. I'IllI 11111131 IU, 11. 12: Cixilns RUIIIHIIJ 121 11111 1kr1k11a 12. '1-1 3 1 .NZ 1 ! i Q' 1 -f .11 V ,1:.N.. 1' 11 I 1 od 45 -. i K 1 ff 7 'Trl I Q' iw? x 0 '27 I . Q x I 1 A 1 l I i im g 'O Y U7 IN li LEONG, MAXINE K. S. Canteen Refreshments II, Decorations l2: Ake Akamai ll, l2: Hui llima I2. LEONG, RICHARD W. H. IIUIIIIIICIIIHIS Hi-Y l2: Canteen Clean- up l2: Rough Rider Staff l2. LePORTE. ARLINE Hui Kokua IU, ll, l2: Ake .Akamai ll, 12: Canteen Membership ll, l2. LEWIS, GARY M. LILLY, EUGENE K. LIM, BARBARA JEAN Stardusters IU, ll, IZ, Ciiitas Romana ll: lkherettes I2. LIN, LAVINIA L. CAA IU. ll: A Cappella Choir ll, l2: Ill Rojo N Oro I2. LIU. GORDON LIU, PATRICK llurncrooin Sec. IU: Double Octet ll, l21 A Cappella Choir ll, IE. LO, BETTE M. F. Hui llima IO, Il, l2g l'sherettes I2: Nightiugalcs IQ. LOPES, JOHN L. Iluiuerooui lrcas. ll. Vice-pres. I2. Cluiiiirieiiceiiieiit II.ill Co-chairman I2. LOPES, KALEI Y. Honiertxnu 'I'rcas. IU: Class Sec. Il, ROII1 Sponsor 12. LOVEJOY, RALPH L. Band Ill, ll, l2. LOVELL, IVY L. Double Iriple 'I'rio Il, l2: A Cappel- la Choir Il, l2: CAA ll. I2. LOW, OAKLEIGH K. Graduation Greens ll: Prom King and Queen Committee ll: A Cappella Choir IZ. LOWE, DEANNA J. Graduation Greens ll: A Cappella Choir ll. l2. Ilrlerrvd LUKE, LAURA, M. N. Scholastic Award ll: Rough Rider Stall Il. l2g Ruosexelt I.ittle Theater ll, IQ. LUM. CAROLE S. P. Hui llima IO: A Cappella Choir llg Double Triple Trio I2. Q 5 -s is gi.. L-no FT 1 . Q.- v-.. S! Q 1. S-or E7 LUM, CAROLE W. Homeroom Pres. Ilg Vsherettes I2 Hui Ilima I2. 5 S6 LUM. DOMAN velt Christian Fellowship IO, II, Pres I2. LYLES, SANDRA Prom King and Queen Committee ll: Vsherettes I2. LYONS, TAMARA N. CAA IO, I2. MCCLELLAN, KATHLEEN Roosevelt Little Theater IO, II, 123 Projectionists Club l2: Vsherettes I2. MCLEAN, AUDREY H. Roosevelt Little Theater II, I2. MACK, CYNTHIA Y. 0. Homeroom Rep. IOL GAA II, Vice- pres, IO, Pres. I2: Class Pres. ll. MacLEOD, KEN NETH L. Sr. Irark II. I2. MAEDA, JEAN H. Stardusters IO, II, IQ: Prom King and Queen Committee ll: Ake Akamai I2. MAERTONS, MONA MAE MAHONEY, JAMES F. Projectionists Club IOL Lraduation Decorations II. MAKAPAGAL. LEE Round Vp Staff I2. MALE, YVILLIAM YV. Camera Club IH, II: Alle Akamai I2. M AS U M OTO, ROBERT S. Camera Club II. I2: Scholastic Award 125 Round l'p Photographer II, I2, A18 Les Causeurs IO: Band IO, Ilg Roose- M ATSU MORI, AMY E. Starrltzsters IU, ll: Canteen Refresh- ments ll, 121 Hui Kokua 12. MATSUMOTO, ROBERT M. Regents Hi-Y IU, ll, l2g Homeroom Ireas. IU. 123 Craduation Creens ll. MATSUNO, GAIL M. R. Hui lllma ll. ICC Rep. IO, Yicefpres. 12: Canteen Decorations ll, Cu-chair man l2g Camera Club Sec. 12. MAUNAKEA, ANTHONY H. A Cappella Choir ll: Sr. Football ll. 12g lloulzle Uttet l2. MEDEIROS, ANTONINA K. IXIUIIICYUUIII Pres. lll. l2. Rep. Ill CAA Yite-pres. llg A Cappella Choir 12. MEDEIROS, FRAN K R. MEDEIROS OYCE f I Romexelt l.ittle lIllCl!lCl' IO. MEDEIROS, MERVIN A. Prom litkets ll. MEIER, GRETCHEN E. National Ihesplan Society Pres. l25 RO I'C Sponsor 12. MIGITA, RONALD S. Concert llantl IU, ll, l2: Continentals Hi-Y ll, Sglslll-ill'lIIN l2: Roosexelt Olhters Clulr l2. NIIKI, JOHN G. Swinnning learn lll, ll, l23 Home- loom Pres. llg Prom 'Iifkels Chair- man ll. MILLER, PAMELA A. Prom Co-chairman ll: ISC Delegate ll, IQ: Canteen Refreshments Chair- man ll. l2. MITCHELL, IVEHILANI Prznn 'liclteu Il: Mistletoe Ball 'lick- eti llg .X Cappella Choir lil. NIIURA, CARLEEN N. NIQINIIISICIN lll. ll, Serxite Protects Chairman l23 I.es CQIIISCIIIS ll: Alxe Akamai 12. MIYVA, ELAINE E. Cratluation Decorations ll: FHA ll, 12. MIWVA, LESTER I. Concert llanml lil, ll, lf: Cixitas Ro- m.ma ll: Roma-xell Olhters Clulm I2. MONTOYA, FRANCISCA Romexelt l.ittle 'lheater l2. MOR A LES, PRISCILLA L. Honor Roll I0, ll, IZ: Holneroom Yitepres. ll: Scholastic Award ll, 12. 49 MORIOKA, MARTHA Y. Smrclmtc'rS IU, Il. I2: April Showers Iickvts Il: 1.02 Cauwurs Cadets I2. NIORISHIGE, JANE E. Ilrmmroorn lrvzns. ll. Sm. l2: Hui lxukua ll. Sec. I2: Cixilas Romana I2. NIORITA, CLYDE NI. Ir. Football IU: Sr. I-oolball ll, 12 lloulxle Oclcl ll. 12. NIORITA, DALE S. LINIIZIS RUIIIAIILI ll: A Cappella Choir l2: l'sI1m'c-ttvi I2. NIOY, CHARLOTTE C. I. Hun Kipa IU, ll. I2: 1-mmluarirm Cream II: Prom llnkcls ll. NIl'LLIKlN, HOLLY B. Rrxvscwll l.illIc IIIIICZIICI' IIQ jr. Picnic Pulmlicily Il. MULLIN, GAIL F. l'rujc-rtimmistw Club IU, ll, l2: Roose- velt Lilllc llu-all-1' ll, I2: IISIICIICIICS 12. MUN, EUNICE K. I. Hui llimu Ill, ll, I23 Prmn Tickets ll: l'sI1crc'llcw I2. Ml'RATA, BARBARA K. SIQIIIIIISICTS IU, XIIlC-PICS. Il, SCC. IZ: llmncmmu Svc. llg Prom 'I ickets ll, MURRAY, KAY L. Class Soc. IU: Sclmlnwlir Augml IU. Ill Sunglcaclcr ll. HL-.ul 12. NAGATAN I, NYRA K. CAA Ill. II. I2, .X Cappella Chuir ll! Prrun Iinkcts ll. NAKAGAIVA, CLADYS Y. Ilnmcrnmn I'rc's. lllg Stzlr1ll1slcx's IU, ll. 121 Irs IIQIIINCLIIN Czulcls I2. NAKAGAWVA, LOl' ISE A. Hui Ilinm IU, ll, I2: Prlnn Iimlwts Il: l'sI1L'xvllcs I2. NAKA MOTO, HELEN S. Ilul Iulm III. ll, I-, lmm lukcts ll I xllvlrllzw I2 NAKANIVRA, CAROLINE C. IIIIIIUI Rnll II, Ruuwxvll K.I1x'1x11.m Iwllmullilr IQ. IIXIIJN Rnm.m.4 I2 NAKANIl'RA. STANLEY T. Cm4Ivl.nIml1 Ilcuwlnrlmns II. .XlllI1.1sx.1 :Inu III I 12 NAKANILRA. VELNIA F. Bgmli Ill, II. IQ: Ilmlwnmull Yiu--pres IU, I'u's. 121 Sxllvnlmlxm Au.4l4I II NAKANO, EVELYN T. SIAINIIISICIS 10, ll. l2: Hui Kukua l22 HIA I2. '-A 'Q Sw 3 . ,I J A'-ii . r R37 Q' l V V7.5 ull' 'O'- U N. I .I 1 A . Q uv- C7 NAU KANA, GEORGE L. Sr. Football ll, 12: Sr. Basketball ll 1 1 lll Sr. IIATEICIR ll. IL. NAZARINO, LOUIS A. Double Octet 12: Canteen Props y 1 Prujcctiunists Club IL. NIPP, APRIL Y. L. Craalttatifm llccuratirms lli A 4 X1 pen., c.hf,n 12. X NISHIDA, GLORIA NI. Hui Ripu Ill, Ircas. ll. Sec. 12: C1 xittts Rflllldllkl Sat. ll: Hmm-mmtt Ylcc--ples ll NISHIGIQCHI, IESSIE S. Prom lukt-is ll: Hui Knkua 12: Stu tluslt-ts ll. N ISHIKIDA, SHIRLEY H Stzmlustt'ts IH. ll, l2L Nlisllt' Iitlxcts ll, l2g Hui Kukuu I2 NISHIMOTO, MELVIN M. Rtllc 'leant Ill. Coll 'I'caun ll, 12. NOJI NIA, SALLY E. Future llusittz-xx lranlcrs of Ammiu l ' NONAKA, ELLEN C. xI2ilUIAL'IlCN IU, ll, H:-ntl IQ: Nt 1 ittgalci l't'cs. 121 A Cappella C ll NOTT, LA LTRA F. Ctatltmtimt Cu-cuts ll: Rmlsexclt l.it llc IIll'lill'l ll, l21 I'mjctti0ttixIs Club I 1 NOZAXVA. CHRISTINE T Hui llxm.t llt, ll. III. Rep. ll: .Xptt Sltrmcts Rc-ftcxlmtt-tttx ll: ff.lllll'l'll lt't-slttttottts ll. llmutatirtm l2. Nl'TT. BARBARA J. IIUIIICIUUIII Nm IU, Xiu-tum ll I'lUlll llcuvtgtrimts ll: A ltpp Cllnll' l l. lf. Nx't'H,x. THEODORE T. ff I'mttt llt'tm.tlmm ll, IRI. Rvp, l! ODA, EDITH C. Hut lull.: IH, ll,l!1 Ptmn llc-uumttu Ili C.tx1t.tx Rmn.m.t l2. ODA. RICHARD S. Rvgcnts IIiX lll, ll. IZ: I,llIll Du UIJIIIIIIN ll: I-uttltttitlmt lit-tmtltu ll. OGAXVA, ARTHUR E. Lixltux Rmn.mu ll. l'rmn llvtmzttimts llg Sr. ltuttk ll, lf, oct'RA, JANE s. Hui kipgq lil, ll, IZ: I't'mtt lit-umttm llp Nlgltlittggtlcs IZ. OHTA, MARJORIE N. Hui Ripgt IU, ll: Round l'p NIAII llusincsx Mgr. 123 l'5hcrcttcs I' T 1 'x1-i W- 'nu is qq FQ di 'if .. ,M W are 'sv' .,, x 5 -. f' ff L v N 'E 4 ca T IQ. 'B 'ET -I N OKAMOTO, MARY K. Prom Decorations ll: Canteen Refresh' ments ll, 12: Civitas Romana 12. OKAMURA, ELAINE Y. Projectionists Club ll: Prom Decora- tions ll: Ake Akamai 12. OKIISHI, TED H. Class '1'reas. 10' Re ents Hi-Y 10, ll, - il 12: l'rom Decorations ll. OKIMOTO, CARY K. Regents Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: A Cappella Choir llg Prom Decorations ll. OKIMURA, CLARENE Y. Hui lliina Historian 10, Pres. ll, ICC. Rep. 121 Prom Decorations Co-chair- man 111 Scholastic Award ll, 12. OKITA, SADIE Y. Hui Kipa ll, 12: Civitas Romana 122 Canteen Publicity 12. OLECK, DOLORES F. 1-'HA ll: Prom Decorations ll, OLIVER, ERNEST W. Jr. Prom Decorations ll: Sr. Track ll, 12. OMIYO, MARJORIE K. Alu: Akzunai 11, 123 Roosevelt Little '1'heuter 12. OMOTO, GEORGE K. Homeroom Sec. 103 Continentals Hi-Y 10, ll. O'NEAL, JAMES M. Honor Roll 10, ll, 12: lil Rojo y Oro 111 Class Pres. 12. ONISHI, THOMAS T. jr. Football 103 Sr. Ifootball 11, 1.2, Regents Hi'Y ll, 12. OPIOPIO, PHYLLIS L. Hui Lima Koltua 'liri-Hi-Y Vice-pres. ll, Sec. 123 Cixitas Romana 123 A Cappella Choir 12. OSHIRO, EDWARD E. Band 10, ll, 123 Camera Club 12. OSHIRO, HELEN ANN H. lloineroonn '1'reas. 111, Rep. ll: llui lliina IU, ll: lfulure llusiness l.eatlers of America Sec. 12. OTA, DOROTHY C. Stardusters 10, ll, 12: Prom Decora- tions llp Cixitas Romana 12. OTSU-II, EDWIN Y. Regents Hi-Y 10, ll, 12: JRC Rep. llp Prom Decorations ll. OXSEN, SANDRA C. Prom Decorations 113 April Showers 'liickets ll. 50 5 7 'f B-If VH-5 xl fi Q... . 'O' s W . 'T OZAKI, RUTH T. GAA ll, I21 A Cappella Choir ll, 12: El Rojo y Oro l2. PANG. OSCAR PARK, ALVIN K. H. jr. Basketball ll: A Cappella Choir Il: Double Octet l2. PARK, EDWIN M. Band IO, ll. 12: Roosevelt Christian Fellowship ll, l2: Les Causeurs Cadets l2. PARKER, CAROL Scholastic Award ll: OYC Delegate ll, Pres. l2: Class Sec. l2. PEKAREK, RONALD PERIS, DOLORES Homeroom Sec. ll: Prom Decorations llg A Cappella Choir ll. l2. PEROFF. VICTOR PERRIN, LORENE L. Double Triple Trio ll, l2g Hui Lima Kokua Tri-Hi-Y Pres. l2: Hui Kokua l2. PERRY, CARLTON H. Graduation Chairs ll: Prom Decora- tions ll. PERRY, DAVID T. Roosevelt Olficers Club 12. PERSSON, JUDITH J. A Cappella Choir ll, 123 Homecoming Decorations l2: Mistletoe Ball Dec- orations l2. PETERS, JOHN G. jr. jr. Track 105 Graduation Decorations ll: Sr. Track ll, 12. PETERSON , KARLEN Scholastic Award 10, ll, 12: Class Vice-pres. ll: Rough Rider Editor 12. .xg .5 ' SPI- bl- 9 I X , , l J, 'Q so 'TS' ..,,,,,mF ff. S IQ il ww-my C, lv- 1 ' N X I W 1 , 3 . ar - 1 A Q X . 3 Q-gp L ,- l l l 1 PILGRIM, RICHARD R. Prom Derorations ll. LLEY. LEON R. . . lrack L, V' b7,POSfI'MUS, JERRY s. IK, JS, Sr 12 POTTENBURGH, CAROLE A. If e'lf'nse'1l PUNG, BEVERLEY Y. C. Graduation Program Chairman l2: Cixitas Romana 121 Canteen Member- ship l2. PUNG, MOSES K. Ambassadors Hi-Y IU, ll, l2: Sr. Foot- ball ll, 123 Homeroom Vicepres. l2. PURDY, GEORGE M. Sr. Track l0, ll, l2: Sr. Football ll, l23 Sr. Basketball ll, l2. QUON, RUTH R. J. FHA llp Graduation Greens llg Hui Lima Kokua Tri-Hi-Y 12. RAPERA, JANE M. FHA ll: Graduation Decorations llg Future Business Leaders of America l2. REGO, MELVIN E. Jr. Football 103 Sr. Baseball ll, 12: Double Octet 12. REG0, WALTER J. Roosevelt Oliicers Club l2. RESLER, PAULA C. Projectionists Club lU, ll, 12: Canteen Membership Co-chairman ll, Orches- tra Chairman l2g Homeroom Rep. ll, Sec. 12. REYES, CHRISTINE L. Les Causeurs llg Hui Lima Kokua 'l'ri-Hi-Y 'l'reas. ll, 12: A Cappella Choir I2. RIOLA, LORRAINE M. Homeroom Vice-pres. 101 Prom Clean- up Chairman llg Future Business Leaders of Ainerica Vice-pres. l2. RouRicuEs, uAvm ROGERS. ALICE J. L. A Cappella Choir ll, l2: Rough Rider Staff ll, l2g l'sherettes I2. ROGERS, RIDEAU R. jr. Football IU, ll: Sr. Baseball IO, ll, l2: Graduation Chairs ll. ROKUTA ANE F FHA ll, Corresponding Sec. 12: Civi- tas Romana l2. -1 ---., Y 2 T ir-J 1 L, 'T N9-X. - ' Q -gg ,,- X v gs Lg- 4...-v . .5 R 3 SEKI. FRAN KLIN S. IRCAI Rep. 12: 1711111111101 Sc-ating fkr 1113111114111 IZ: Cimm-r.: f.lulr 12. . SETIIMAN, GYVEN V. Ilmncnmm Rep, IU: 111A ll 11.mq11c-I 1'u1mli4ilx Ciluixllnxnll 12. SHELDON, MILDRED P. 1'10l1lC1'U011l Vice-pres. 11. Rcp. 12: A Cappella Choir ll, 123 Banqu:-I lin- 1Cl'1.11Il1l1Cl1l Chairman 12. SHIBAYAMA, JUSTICE H. Regents Hi-Y 12: Banque: Phumg mphy Cu-clmirlnan 12. SHIDA, RUTH H. Roosexcll Christian Fellowship 10 123 Round l'p Staff 11, Sr. Seflion cclilur 12: Quill and Scroll 12. SHIGEMURA, NORMA T. Urnlxeslra 10, 11: Hui Kipu 10, 11, 12: 1.cs Clauscurs 12. SHIKINA, EMILY M. Knmllmliull llcmrulimms 111 A Cup pc-lla Choir 12. SHIMIZU, GRACE K. Nliwllclue Ball Clluakmmn 103 llimgl 10, Il: 1111i Kukua 12. SHIMIZU, HAROLD T. Smlmlaslia Awlncl 11, 121 Ruuml 1'p S1111 11. Sports ilu-cmlilm' 121 Clixilm RUIIIJIIZI Yin'-pu--.. 12. SHIMIZU, MARIORIE A. Hui Kipa ll, 121 1.1 Ruin x Um 12 linllqllcl Mvnu 12. SHINN. YVILLIAM SHOCKLEY, FAYE SHOMURA. MARGARET A 4.1.n1u.nliml llcululiams ll: Hui 1xip.n nl. 12. SHRI-IVE. ROBERT L. Sr. 'lrJlL IH, 11. 121 Sr. 1'1Nl11Jil11 ll 122 Ruustxc1I Ulllctls 4.11111 12. 513 F-.,,.. i my XX . ...Ag A 'fi :ar ' ,pk 1 f 1?-v as :CQ Q--3 FZ In as l SHUFF, RICKY E. jr. Football 101 Sr. Track 10, ll,' 12: Banquet Invitations 12. SHUTTLEWOOD, ROBERT A. Sr. Track 11, 12. s1LvA, GERALD J. Alle Akamai 12, SILVA, JAMES A. Roosevelt Ollicers Club 12. SILVA, PATRICIA A. CAA 10, 11, 121 Craduation Decora- tions llg A Cappella Choir 11, 12. SINGLEHURST, MIKE Rille Team 10. SIRA, SALLY A. Projectionists Club 11, 12: Homeroom Sec. 125 Usherettes 12. SISON, DENNIS C. jr. Football 103 Homeroom Vice-pres. ill, 113 Banquet Decorations 12. SLATER, ROBERT A. ' Band 10, 115 Orchestra 12. Released SMITH, BARBARA J. JRC 103 Aloha lfeek Chairman 121 Banquet Decorations 12. son, MARVIN J. Colf Team 10, ll, 12: Roosevelt Om- cers Club 123 A Cappella Choir 12. SORENSEN, CARL Double Octet ll: Roosevelt Ofhcers Club 12: Banquet Decorations 12. SOUZA, CONNIE T. Prom Decorations ll: A Cappella Choir ll, 12: Banquet Decorations Chair- man 12. SPRINGER, SPENCER W. jr. Football 103 Canteen Props Chair' man 12: Roosevelt Little Theater ll. 12. STANT, JUNE D. Roosevelt Little Theater 11. STERLING, ROBERT STEVENSON, BARBARA Swimming Tealn 10, ll, 12: Home- room Pres. 10, ll, Vice-pres. 123 Ban- quet Reception Chairman 12. STROH, CAROL Homeroom Rep. 10: Double Triple Trio 12: FHA 12. 57 -- -5 2 Xu E7 -,ei 1 . if Q , b-1 wp is s. f Ye' ,Wi ., ti Q9 v-v C? 'C' Hwy 1 ' 13 0s ' in . Q J -B ,f , v l ,-5 3 -an 134 ?f1.L.,j Q4 .... 3 'S .da TAKEUCHI, ESTELLE H. Hui Kipa 10, 12, Sec. 113 L-radualion Decorauons 113 Prom Chaperones 11. TAM, MURIEL K. I-mmlualioll lleeuralioxls ll, GAA ll. 12: A Cappella Choir 12. TANAKA, HALCYON N. Hui llima 10, Il, 12, Romexell Chrim- llan Fellowship ll, 12L A Cappella Lhoir 12. TANAKA, YVALLACE TANIMOTO, SUZANNE A. Ldlllfffll Pulnliniry ll, Membership 125 A Cappella Lholr 12g Hui Lima ho- kua lri-Hi-Y 11, 12. TAVARES, BETTY L. Hmnerumn Sen. 10, llg C-AA ll, Spmls Mgr. 10, me 12, jx: l,1Lll1L Ville Lfllilfllliill ll. TERUYA, JANE S. bradualion 1JCLO11ill0115 llg l'llIUI'C Buslnesm Leaders ol .Allllilllli 12. THORP, DOUGLAS L. TOBA, SHARON Hui Kipa 10, ll, 123 Plum Cllaperunes ll, Lsnereues 12. TOBIN, KIEFER TODD, JEAN N. L-radnalion lleeurulions llg A Cappel- lll Choir 124 crfiilllllllliill Announce- ments 12. TOM, ALVIN braduullmn lleurmliom ll, A Cappel- l.1 Clunr 12. TOM, SALLY f,ILl1l'Sllll 10, ll, 1,es cllll15C111'S Cadets 117 ., TOM, SANDRA NI. llunux' Rnll 10, ll, 121 Ruosexelt Clllusliall Pellmxsllip 10, ll, 123 Hunle- 100111 1'res. 10, liens. 12. TOMITA, MARIAN M. llumeromn 5ec. 10, Pres. ll, 123 Hui lxoknai ll. Pres. l2p Lex Clauseurs ll, Sec. 12: 1.14 ilamsene Stull ll, 12. TONC, PATRICIA L. Y. Sl2i1'dl1SIC1'S 10, ll, 122 l'5l1L'1'l'llL'i 121 Les Clauxeurs Cullen. 12, TORIUMI, ALBERTA M. Hui Ilimu 10. ll, l2L P10111 llllupemnes ll! jRC Rep. 12. TOYAMA, GRACE M. Tennis Teaun 10, ll, 12: Hui Ililna 10, 11, 123 Canteen Decorations Co- chairman 12 X 3 'nr 'CJ w 1 1 E' i l Ei 'Er rf-1 to 'N'-p xr is I? 5 ln lg g'Jx Tir' ig lla gigs 2 wi if T7 3 TSE, VICTORIA Y. Y. Roosevelt Chriilian Fellowship 10, 11. 12g Clixilai Romana 12: Rough Rider Stuff 12. TUMBAGA, BETTY JANE 1-HA 111 Nighxingalcs 121 fsf3i1ll3I10Il Anllcmuncenlcnls 12. FDA, LOWVELL NI. K-radualion Platform Chairman 113 Sr. Baxchull 11: A11l1J2liS2if1UI'S H-I 12. UTSITMI, BETTE S. I-rauluuliun Ilcmumlimls 11: 111 Rojo y Oro 12. VALDEZ, PATRICK A. C-olf learn 113 lvl Rolo y Oro 113 Roma-xcll Ufhccrs Club 12. VAN BLAKE, BENJAMIN J. R1114: lvxun 111g I-.I Rulu y Om 111 Rcmscwll Uihwrs Clluh 12. VAN ETTEN. KARL Sr. lrauk 10, 11, 12: jr. 1'llIl1l' 1.0- C11li1I'lllLlll 11: Class Councilor 12. VASAS, JUDITH A. Iimncrocnn Rep. 11, 12: FHA 12' Gruduutiml Alnlounccmcnls 12, VENTURA, MURIEL V. C-raduatiun Platform 113 April Show- ers Cloakroonn 113 Nighlingales 12. VISQER PATRICIA F V nnuooln IrL.1s 1- R016 Sponsor WAIOLANIA RUBY K Rough Ruler Proofreader 11 1' G-X-X 11 12 Homerooxn Pres 1 WAKASHICE WINIFRED S C r.xdu.auun lkcorduong 11 Pmrn Lhaperoncs 11 Hur lxokua 11 1' WALKER RECINALD M la ms .ind fomns 1' WALLACE SAWIUEL D mllmll X Cappc .1 nur Rm ucll Lars C lb YVALLWVORK ROBERT R. ' ' Q , -gA Cappc' .'L3QLS'c 's-. 'ANI' NILRIEL WATANABE KAY K. .u11uNlcrN , . L: Plon C' - ' ' IlS1H'lL' -s L. XVEIR, ELEANOR L. .X 1 I' S am -owns L.. 1111 D- ix W- is Lx I' ii' A fl'-7 as A'Y, in cv N 1 QT'J 1 1.01 lr' A. -hi- ltf ' f- 17' .. ' . .,- 6... If LI W X1 I L 5 f- agp? ,.... L, Mt-.: .1 '2- I -q ., .U av x A-f 'C' A Q WHITE, CHARLES A. Jr. Pruiectionists Club IQ: Caps and Gowns IQ. x Q WILBUR. RUSSELL R. Roosexclt Little 'lheatcr IQ: Caps and Guwnw IQ: Canteen Props IQ. WONG. AI LIN Hui Kipa Ill, II, IQ: liisitas Romana IQ. llrlntxrrl WONG, DORIS L. Y. Rousexelt flIlI'ISlIlIII Felluwsllip IO, II, IQ: Cixitan Romana IQ: Hui Kukua IQ. WONG. FAY U. Startlusters IU, II, IQ: Prom Dc-mra tions II: Caps and Cinwns IQ. WONG, GAYLIAN K. Y. Startlusters Ill, ll, IQ: l'mtn II1:t'urt tiom Il: Caps and Gowns IQ. WONG, GERALD K. G. I'rmn ISIIICTIQIIIIIIICIII ll: Rnosexelt I.ittle VIIIICQIICI' Il: Chet-rleatler ll, Head IQ. WONG, GLENDA K. M. Hui Ilima I0, II, IQ: Clixitas Romana ll: Alle Akamai IQ. WONG, GORDON Y. H. jr. Basketball IU, ll: Hmnerumn Ireas. II, IQ: Sr. Basketball IQ. WVONG, SIMON W. H. A Cappella Choir IQ: JRC Rep. IQ: Caps and Gowns IQ. WONG, TERRANCE WV. H. lr. Basketball Ill Sr, 'Irack ll. IQ: RC II I' ji,L. WONG, WINNIE W. FHA ll. IQ: Hui Kokua IQ: Rtmsexelt Little Theater IQ. WOOD, GLORIA M. Sr. Forum Planning IQ. YAMADA. RODNEY M. Prom IQIIICTIHIIIIIICIII ll: Sr. Track IQ! Caps and Gowns IQ. 61 Clmw's over, but these two grmuing boys, Osmr Pang and l.u11mm'e Butler, press rm. QT'- in-4' F X2 6- 2 -A4 3--.z il -,si ...Q 15 Sl' 1, 3 ng I Nu- P-:wg x1 1 T I .4 It Q YAMAGATA, ELEANOR R. Homeroom Pres. 11. Rep. 12: Scholas- tie Award 11, 123 Canteen Refresh- ments 11, Membership 12. YAMAGUCHI, PH1LL1P T. Continentals Hi-Y 10, II, 12: Sr, Base- ball 11. 12: Cups and Cowns 12. YAMAMOTO, CAROLYN T. Hui Kipu 10, ICC Rep. 113 Prom En- tertainment 113 Cixitus Romana 12. YAMANIOTO, ELLEN M. Rough Rider Stull 10, Extlitinge Mgr. llg Ake .Xkanini 11, 123 Double 1'rip1e 1'rio 11, 12. YA MAMOTO, GERALD Band IU: Continentals Hi,Y 115 Sr. Buseliull 11. YANIAMOT0, MICHAEL S. Canteen Props 11: Swimming '1'eum 123 Ainlmasutlors Hi-Y 12. YAMANACA, GLADYS NI. 1lui llima llislorinn 11, l,1'U1., I2llllfiUl1I1' til Rep. IU, Pres. 121 Prom lintertatin- ment Chairman ll: Scholastic Award 11, 12. YAMANE, LORRAINE Scholastic Award 113 Cixitm Romana 111 Canteen Refreshments 11, Niem- bership 12. YAMASHITA, CAROLDYNNE T. Stardusters 10, 11, 121 Rough Rider Typist 115 Hui Kokua 12. YANAGA, KATE E. Honor Roll 10, 11, 123 Scholastic Award 10, 11, 121 Civitas Romana Vice-pres. 11. YANAGIHARA, JEAN Y. Hui llima 101 JRC 121 Hui Rokua 12. YANG, CHARLES C. H. Band 10, 11, 123 Continentals Hi-Y 11, 12g Civitas Romana 12. YAP, MELVYN M. L. llomeroom Rep. 10, 11: Roosevelt Christian 1-'ellowship 10, ll, 12: Stu' dent Body Pres. 12. YAPP. ALLEN K. Sr. Basketliaill 11, 12: A Cdppellu Choir 123 Canteen Cleam-up 12. YEE, EDYVIN Y. Ctmteen Cleatrup 12: Cups :mtl Cowns 12. YEE, FRANCIS YV. K. Prom llntertztiinnent 11: .Xiiibnsxaulors 11i'Y 121 Rooxexelt Christian Fellow- ship 12. YEE, LORNA K. L. Homeroom Sec. 10: Rooseselt Chris- tian lfellowsliip 111. 11. 122 fliiitats Romana 12. Yl, RICHARD S. Rifle 1'eam IU, ll, 12. V L, Graduates C B Front Rou left lo Right Cwen Ross Nada Keenan Cerdldmc Scott Xalcne larton Rm james Stmpson Rob ert Broderxck Bud Hurst ohn Rowe Xxlllldlll X.mn.att.a GRADUATES NOT PIC IURED uso CIXCLR LH uv. c touch rut Doxxtn num thsllh XIIIILR RLSS XILRXRXNII LXROI suwox luuu stunts guuu 64 CHARLIENE H'INKIE CHANG who passed away September 30, 1955 Remember me when I am gone away, Gone far away into the silent lanclg VVhen you can no more hold Nor I half turn tp 65 I f , Q53 ix ' '.2-'SSH 'Ma it-4 tv ,, -cv' us-5 war' The umlfrzluxsrnen enjoy privilrgcti-tllis lime it's the Kiwanis movie. f Q omowowk aiizignfx Undeffldssmen 0111 Vrcl0' T t eslderl Mrs Dora Becker Advrser if 2 3- Y--f O 0.1 Ai llI110I' ll a book were to be w rrtten about thrs wear the pages would be filled wrth all the knowledge ganred and the lun had by the jtnnors Begnnnng the book would be r p rge on the Howdy Doodx Hop gnen enlw nr the year by the well adjusted lurnors to welcorrre the rncorrnng sophomores lherr tn attrrctrxe prge would be on the tnnor lrcrnc tt lxarlua Berch -Xwax lrom thrck texts and ool estrrctrons x e x hrc the ltrrr Tns o x ur rors tunt wrs well errnecl srnce the rrs lnthlullx perlorrned then hrll superusron dutres daily the Joss then rr rc stle x dute Xt tlns trme Cyordern lee nrd Brrch Xknrr were selected ts Mr and Nlrss urnori lrss X specrrl ptge would brnrg brck memorres ol the urnor Prom held rt the Mt H rr Clubhouse wrth the sernors rs guests IL tch jtnnor homeroom assumed specrfic responsrbrlrtres nrd c rrrrecl them ont elhcrerrtly to make the prorrr rn enjoy rhle rll rn Ilrere would rlso be p rges nrd prges ol the many extracurrrculrr rctnrtres ol the rnclruduals and therr requnecl lor jurnors were ll S hrstory and hnglrsh w lnc h w rs dnrded rnto lner rttne nrd composrtron They studred Xmerrc rn wrrters lrom Resolutronary days up to modern blank ser se poets Durmg the other semester they were qurnecl weekly on long lrsts ol new xocabulars words md sentence constructron From these courses they recersecl the brsrc loundrtrons ol otrr goxernment nrd ctrlture I ages and p rges tellrnq ol trrne well spent nr studyrng partrcrpatrng nr athletrc and soeral organrlatrons and nr lenrnng to lne comprtrbly wrth others wrll show thtt they hue rbly frttecl themselxes to rsstnrre the role ol sernors leaders ol the school I ef! 1 Rrglrl Mark Holbrook, Itfe President uanrta Conchee, Secretary Evelyn Sakakrda Treasurer J ,J Ilan'- i O 1 . v 1 1 . Jr 1 ' 1 5 .- K ' I ' V V 1 2 . 4, ' ' ' 1 . 2 . ' . 2 . ' I ' . J' - ' - . ' . 2 . ,. , ' ' .. . K sch rv ' , they r zrllll 1 l ir ' . l ' lll' 1' ':. ' 2 ' g' lx fri 1 :nrd ' l 1' - ' t'z ll ' .1 tl' r s. . ' ' ' 2 s z ' ' .f Q ' ' ' 1 ' . ' PT 1 .l ' ' . -1 t 2 'L' l ', 'l ' 1 ' lf: 2 1 ' '. clubs, and ol' the classes, exams, and homework. Courses V 1 V . A r in '- h- K y , , , S , . A. 1 . , . I y. . . ' I . A. I. L I, K- . l x- ' ' V . ' . ' yy 1 ' z ' 1 ' ' ' Q YV? i . Q . 1- 1 V . U . .rig e 4 H 'K I, 1' - .4 ' I. J ' , .' 1' 5 ' , ' '. .Q - 9 X ' .-f. 1 ' x in 'O ss' t ' ! Ll ' ff I s l X -vw. cy- X r A, q Q r 7 - ' y INA, ' A4 1 Q I f ' I- Ev' ' 1 '4 ,P ' l .. . '1 2 , 4 t r .- r , rf? fvf 4 , s .5 ,L Q- . ,c A X l . sv- - , 1 Z if ' H r qv .Li L..-...J 51 08 i. Q '4- ,, . Q. A ...QR P 3 wa.. Tsark, Sethfnim. Krierslner, Ienkins, Clmng, Miki. and Makirm display the form than won them hrmms as the best dressed nizleis nt weekly R.0,T.f,'. drills. llfl, MRS. KA'I'IIl.I-LI-.N ARMS! RONC. him! Row, Left In Riglifx I-.. Abe, N, Bryant, Ii. Aluian, Cl. Bui- lerheld, j. Akainine, I., Akaiawa, B, Beaier, Il. Blakcnex, li. Akau, A. Blake, I-.. Bcppu. Row 2: A. Akiyaiua C, Akina, C. Aloiau, P. Baldwin, B. Brannun, Brnslek, Y. Beckley, I. Allsn, B. Best, I.. Ahuna. Rau' 3: R. Asalu, N Aramaki, C. Akaw, li. Albanu, P, Anderson, NI. Black, R. Almeida, A. Arnold, R. Akita. Run' -I: R. Andrade, I, Butler, F. Angco, j. Badgley, W. Brown, A. Abreu, F. Agarnau. B. Akina, C, Bento, K-. Almeida. II-IUT, MR. N'Il.I.IAM SHOOK. Fmnt Row. l.efl In Riglil: I.. M. Chm, R. Chung, C, Chung, I.. Ching, I.. Chun R, Ching, S. Ching, R. Chang, C. Chun. I.. Chong. Ron' 2: C, Chun, S. Chang, I.. Chun, S. Chun, M. Chee V. Chang, I-I. Ching, B. Chipchase, A. Chang, C. Chang. Run' 3: I-L. W, Chapman. I., Chong, H. Chee, NI. Choy M. Carter, C. Chang, A, Chong, C. Cobb, N. Carnbra, II. Chee, R. Ching. Rau' 4: CI, Ching, II, Ching, R. Chung I., Chapman, R. Chee, Y. Cannon, B. Chung, Caires, R. Carsalhu. I.. Chung, I.. Chang. oh so ,Q 5 5- U6 A ' .ov ' v L ag , ,,., ,J , ,V -W 'XY 4 'X JN 1 x ' ws- 3555- 5 Qetiwnn. wi I ge 69 I'le1mor and lllnrilyn report to lime lt's notn beaulv mrlm Iexllmln len and Georqmrm for hall duty. trire, mul lellrnn me just fl III! pm, t for l'llfC'lKl'lll rlulx , no up .gb at ca ff ff' -Q ' 0 1 . I?-I 'Ala ' .A i.. ' , ' Q 1' I E , 4 Q: I? r ?l!?'l'f1:-Q-3 J I' ' ,Lg is WG? ' 7 ' . , ' ,f X 5 - c ' ' .e ' . j 'A Yi, .L 544 -ff! . I - as f f ' ' I a tl .1 'K of D' 4. 1 no ,,t .fr ' 'I S' ' , 'f i, ' , as ' 2 4. ' x l I Il-lI5, MRS. CORENE JACKSON. Front Row, Left tu Rxghl L Innes 9 Cotter I3 Dum ID Ix IICACOI1 C. Fujii, P. Dunham, V. Fujii, I. Funasaki. V. Goo. I I'ulnnur Rot rang I TIC Sill Dntg.,hu N Fraine, j. Franco, M. Costa. J. Cornwell, P. Corcoran m .nd 1 Conchee, j. Fujikawa, J. Dicncs, Ii. Fujii, A. Doughcru IL .4 ner I in 4 l'llllU 4 I-tt U da, R. Freed, I . I-lnnulat. B. Cralley, A. Dunn, G. I-lin x Dan C L nite Iwmsui P4 NIRS. XIILITRIQII YV.-KK.-KYAMA. Front lfozr. 1.141 to 1 lil mon ran ax 0 Grunkc. M. Halstead, K. Himcs, E. Hasegawa, H, H umm rn H11 IIC L u I Hee, P. Gring, Hari, Hiraoka, S. Cronin, I.. Hiroi I m sn L 1 ii segawa, N. Haralnutn, I-1. Hata, I'. Hiranu, E. Hall, ll. Hocfiing K Hu Hn J on C llhrie, C. Ha'u. R. Hansen, B. Ciortncr, A. Ciussman, R Htathulx R Ham N Hnasi 4 H Haxashi. CE' I N 1 1 . I ' v ,og -9- it . fi ,Q 1 5 Z Z I s. 7 s I ,ty W' t A .: ' : i : I U ' Y 5 W T P ki- 2 1 I bt T0 Q Q '..l C, . .. ...I i 5. xi 6 ' V ' li, if x. - ' ..: 'P :. sf mf 4- . ., , . g sv-QM .- rg-,, , Q. f - Q. .,.. . E. . f '-,af- N' I 1 . -- fi , , . vj ' fn? -: t - ' ,. ag .:. . S 0-11 A. Q .,l' gli . Sqaf : 35--' . 'WF I as ' . . f .vs 'fini I . G45 IX ' I . 1 ll-l26, MRS. HELENA HARCRAVE. Front Row, Lrfl lu Right: M. jeong, Iwane. P. Hoover, M. Hnriuchi, T. jesus, C. Jaques, N. Izumi, N. Howe, S. Kaneshiro. Rau' 2: M. Inouyc. Ii. Kancshiro, H. Ishimine, Ii, Ihara, j. Kai, N. Kaanana, M. jolliif, Ida, M. Ichijo, IJ. I'llIIKlh1lIT1II1CI', Ron' 3: YY. Kalcimamahu, 'I'. Ishii, D. Kaneko, G. Horde, CQ. Hung, H. Iwata, S. Hurmaun, I-1. jenkins, R. jones, C. Kam, C. Kamcaloha. Rau' I: 'I'. Kaawalauolc, I.. Hung, II. jcuscu, K. juucs, K, llollcubcak, Il. Howard, A. Iuscfa, IV. Kailikca, G. Ing, VI. Isle, D, Kacrslucr. ' 'C' i :q'. E l 4 E r K F is' I R. .-1- H S . -- - . -. L , . . . . A-1 4 ' 7 ' lg f ' Sf, ' E f. ,lix-333417 ' V .2 . ' . ,. .k 'qv ti ' -1-' 1 T' If . as ' Q . if K 1- Q' ' ' ' 'I , 'J A if- ..f, ' g 0 f 1 f 5' . . I if - -1 s 6- - '- ug, V : gf. ,I 5 xg-V 'v', , - .. , 9 V . . I if A S- si I7iUvl.iiw'f K K .YQ Q' W Y w . 7 . Fi 1 1 I ii 'L.4.JL... l YQ- MIL V W is P74 K A I U v .wc Il-l28, MRS. FAY MIDKIFI-'. Front Rnui, Left In Right: M. I.a Pointe, D. Kung, j. Kohashigawa, P. Kim, A. Korlschak, I-1. Kodani. I-1. Koiima, Il. Kobayashi, J. Kurihara, A. Komenaka. Ron' 2: I-'. Kurosaki, S, Kuslcr, N. Kashinoki, C. Kubota, K. Kaxa, -I. Kuwata, j. Kimura, J. Lam, M. Kawasaki, G. Kojima. Rau' 3: S. Kuhn, S. King, R. Lake, B. Lane. A. Lance, A. Ke, S. Kuhns, K. Kinoshita, H. Kirin. Row 4: S. Kawaguchi, King, B, Klcckncr, M. Kelly, XV. Larsen, R. Kccn, R. Kimura, D. Kaya, S. Kawamoto, A. Kunimoto, G. Koidc. Admiring new rlass rings are Marion, At the rlose of day, the flag is lowered William, Marquis, and Pat. in style by 1071, ICVOVVIC, and Neill- fyf' ,I ' 1 X: A M , Y ' 'I Af 'v ruff '. . 4 'Q 'ny ' V' . . 1 , s . ' .' - . ,brgxf ,ang fit ,, ' , .1 'M 'V' 0, .' .4 Q If Q ' A Cordenn and Birth, thrilled at being Y ,jf 'D6'r7t drop them, boys! rlm.w'n the new Mr. and Aliss elzmim' .L X-X lflrzss, give their best smiles. X' -8 H m 00 , . xgl .' - ,. v Y 4 5 X 1 a A ff. - In fr... , . fi f ' . .2 I -D H 8 . P -- .1 nf .I Y 1 - J I ' 0 f ' -9 ,fa , S. ' r X-. 1 L I .4 KT V. ' ly 4 -fl ' , ,. - -. Q - f- - f fy irc? 5' ! N' . 7 J 'V , 39 4 4 I J: -, O. . Q Q J: - ,:, 'i' . oi. I f . -' fe V W .' I' - '4' I R I if eff ew -' I V -A F , -I 2?:, Q ,K A A' if . , 1. I ' v ' ff gf A I '- . I V fl ' ,,. ' I I .gy --A .1 - -F -F. '- .. X ng- V omg K f ' XL x ' - A , I II-203, MISS CLEO CASE. Fran! Rim. lwfl In Right: M. Marlin, Ii. Luke. W. Lui. M. Luke, IB. Leong, G. I.ee Manabe, L. Lyum. H. Madsen. I.. xflifllfillllli. Ron' 2: IL. Lui7. L. Lee. lg. Nfaiuda. 'If Nlzilsuhara, H. Masaki Lee, Lima, S. Lum, I-. Maekawa, C-. Lum. Run' 3: II, Xfaedu. Y. Lupew. I. Leong, L. Nfzilig, xI3hI'Y, P. Iul I ing, I. Lee, NI, Maglmgn. D. Lytlc, .'I. Niukalii. R. Mukino. Rim- 'Is xl. L1-1-, XI. NILIIIIII. NI, I4-ung. K. Liselm' Lmc. D. Lee, M. Look, IQ. Lau, NI. I.c-rung. Ii. Lcc. ll-205. MRS. SADII-1 NIARSIANIJ. I-'rrmr Roux If!! tn Right: QI, Xfcdeirfws. Hilstc-Lui. If. Xliwixhirn. I-Q. Mori, N. Mori. I.. Niorila. I., Matiunmri, P. Mikanmi. Nlixahara. P. xIIllIU. A. Nliunvwln, Hun- 2: Il NIfDrmgall. X. Muraoka, R. Niurzmka. A. Moore. KI. Nlntwurn, I. Niotnxanm. II, Ninn. I- xI2lINlIIIIUIH. I.. Nilxrgmmm. I-. Hiller. Rau' 9: N. NLIRQIIIIIIIC. Niutwnmlrm. I.. NIL-rnlod. xIUlIII. K. xlflhxlilli. NI4'Xlvx.nuIcr. I. Xinmc, ID. Nfurrav. j. Melfalf, I.. Mermod, Nada, K. Naguu. Run' 4: 'I, Mecieiros, ll. Miki. R. Nicclvirm. R. Niczule, NI. Nirkinrrow, NV. Mcfiarvev, W. Mckee, K. McDonald, P, Morgan, C. Mulvchill. Q 'QQ Q' l ' 90 ' l 6 - an ',. - V t. .Fx . ,f Gy P T ' L 1. xx I ml 4 F 1 r .' . G' 0 kit G4 V' - 'CA C ' sz-' ,f rn + Q rf 1: ' ' ' D x - . l I - I v : g Q D t C I -. 1 3 . ' '- ' ' 6 , ,u it . Y I 1 I Q, et' ' . - .-A - 'A A 'N ' A W M M, f R .ig T2 n -, 'N D.. ! . , V. Q .. . X' l-.J f 5- -Q oi? F P1 xf c ' v - ' ,C X, ' M 5 c ,, 'FW' 6 4 S 55 ,H . 91- 4 - Q 3 A t 'v Q A A na . 1 , v V N Q. 36 3 5 - L ' A ' C , E . ,. Q - . - 5, V C- I Q P' -if f ' . Q 2 aaP . X . , 1.5 .A 25 ,n :A 2 l ' Q A--7 is ' l X ll-207, MRS. DOROTHY GIl.l.. Front Rong Left In Right A. Oda, Nishimoto, T. Oda. A. Onogi, A. Nakano A. Nakamura, M. Naito, j. Naxasone, j. Nolni, Run' 23 li. Nakashima, E. gawa, Ogura, S. Okarnura, V. Okita, S. Noda, B. ffklilllkl, KZ. Nagaia. Hou' 3: R. Nakano, N, Onlsln. k. Paoa B. Nelson, H. Oda, N. Nelson, S. Nishizawa, M. Naukana, M. Onalia, O, Neser, R. Nakamura. Run' 4: R. Nip R. Okamura, I.. Nakamolo, Y. Nixhina, D. Nelsen, R. Nelson, R. Nakamura, W. Nakayaina, B. Norton, W. Nnnes C. Nishi. -. H el gp, c g A - . , V. .. V . . x a Yr. .. 0. Q. .If b - L - - 4 ' 7- Q' ' -r 'WI is . ' - . ' qu, g ' o v I .4 - w l , 51 cf u 'nf I . if MRS DOROTHY I'RIlFlIF Front Ron let lu Ri ht 'I' Sato A Ovadamori -I Otani N1 Wasaga llA2l7 .. ' '. .... . i. .f gf A ' ,. ' '- wa, j. Sakamolo, F. Santo, B. Sato, R. M. Padilla, F. Quon. P. Peabody. Rnu- 2: B. Phillips, S. Pace, S. Santana. I' Pais' V S' l' xhu K rlil C' ' A ' ' ' ' ' ' a, . . ..nn, . Ro. rgh. .. O , .. Saikxo. L Sakakida, A. Perry, Rau 3. SN. Pa, D. Robertson. S lang. R. Ray, Price. I.. SHKHIIIOIO, S. Pang, W. OW, Olaki, Cf. Pact, U. Saiki. Hou' 4: Robinson, CL. Pangelinan. H. Phillips, Randall, R. Quon, l.. Patch, B. Pardic, A. Park, Nl. Sanders, A. Sakuma. Iunior Prom Queen f'onte.slunts pose IIf'?'1'0ll.Y1y,'llllllfillgflii' the nnrmunfernenl of the derisinn. .ii f X Xl: Nakamura, j. Nishida, ll. j. Oka- f X CT' 0 gp Q O 553 li 5 f 94 1 - ' I if TU' I X ' 9 .9 .. 24 se j - K Al Q W E v an qi f., ' X ' ' H ' ' v 'Z fl R 9112 G w gf X ' Q I K I , . , 1 V - . i walk!! L ' Q 'f' . 7. I Il-2l8, MRS. ARMENA ELLER. Front Row, Left lo Right: R. Sonoda, P. Shimizu, F. Takamatsu, G. Sung, G. Takayama, A. Takaycsu, Tahara, P. Souza, V. Shim. Run- 2: G. Squares, S. Snavclv, Y. Tamashiro, I.. Stern, G. Seki, Shimakura, G. Tani, D. Simao, A. Suzuki, M. Scott. Run' if NI. Takushi, R. Tamayc, K. Soma, VI. Taka' miya, G. Silva, j. Silva. P. Scastrom, I-1. Shaw, I. Tam, R. Tajiri, W. Scott, R. Shigemura. Ron' 4: xl. Stevenson, I. Tam. A. Sethman, H. Savccna, R. Stangc, L. Shcrrctl, I.. Sebellc, N. Schoening, Schmeling, R. Sugita, VY. Suzuki, R. Shiraishi. ll-219, MISS .IANE THORNTON. Front Row, Ld! to Right: M. Tom, R. 'I1HISIlgllfIII, XY. Totltl, P. Tokuyama, A. Thomas, I. Tumhaga, G. Tatcno, R. l'chiyama, I-'. Tarunioto, K. 'l'r:rziyaina. Run' 2: j. Taniguchi, I.. Tomita, j. Tanimura, N. Todd, J. Tsutla, I.. Lycmura, A. Taxarcs, j. Tsuda, l-Q. Watanabe, CI. Tomioka. Rauf 3: Y. Tom, R. Thomas, K. Tsuji, Ii. Tanji, R. Tom, B. l'yehara, j. Tanioka, S. Todd. M. A. Taylor, I-'. Yenscl, G. l'yehara, C. Tsark, I.. Yares. Run' 1: D. Tenn. ll. Topliss, W. Yannatta, A. Tumlinson, IS. Teartt, XY. Taylor. A. Wallwork, L. Tasaka, C. Tomita, M. Xvalkcr, l'pchurch. ll-228, MRS. ELIZABETH DVNCAN. Front Row, Ld! to Right: F. Yamamoto, Il. Yonalnine, M. Yoshikami, A. R. Yvright, J. Yamabayashi, Yamashita, R. Young, M. Yadao, B. Young, A. XN'on. Rau' 2: A, Yokogawa, Yap, M. Yamashita, T. Yamashita, G. Yap, Yamauchi, G. Xveinfurtner, F. Yamanc, L. Yuen, Y. Yap, Young. Row 3: XV. Wong, H. Young, F. Young, T. Ivong, C. Vl'illis, S. Xvong, H. H'ilson, M. Yukumoto, H. Vvong, E. Yuzon, P. Yee. Row 4: D. Yoshishige, F. Zane, R. Yamato, A. Yoshioka, M. Zolman, XN'ilia, C. Yara, D. VVong, C. Yee, C. Yamada, Whaley. A 4 Aga 'cf U . 4 Q 1 sf. . ,a ctw G? 0 ' -ff 'H . f . no J. za fm .Q , - K . if . - ' 4 - l tffbaggt.- 1 Q ,N .V ,vig 'ga Q A , i- ,QQ 6 . an . .4 'Ai 4 - fy ' 5 -4: r ft, aa'-A fx, b sl- 'L ,I P- t . , g I K . s ' ' nt '- 2 ' -rf' -Q I J' I-ft. -I A S fav' I 5 H - ' wb . H , X M nfl ' I .5 -5 - - 34 a ,, J X' 1 1 1 'S ff 1 ff 'J f .5 5 -C s . ,Q A-' .. AU N- l ' D. if :V T. x, W, , 7' 'tg' I 4, .' I. . f .4-A Q f M-A ' f f' f ff N4..Vz lf J? . if 'fund ' fl Q .- an . 6 1- . - R- I . ...X ,-., . sw f . -43. ., .- A- as if 5 ,f3.1.,l- pf f - --Li, . A M ,TWT IQ: ' V 1 ' N 'fjjy ' .1 5 If - . ' ' ' 5 z, ' - Q s fiisc 'I r M? vi i I I i I . . A , 6 X I it 'I Z: ' - i. Q 1 ' 6 '0 if f 4 'H l I G I 4 I . .- I , ,J , A, llll .ig MD . p ' A 4 - Q 1'-' f Q ' ' .. , , F J ' 1. , 4, 1' J 7-l uniors Know How To Have Fun Aylett and Karol, King and Queen of the junior Prom, express two different reartions. one Sag, Hr ls the osler strazght lo Ann? asks zfelxn Il I0 rn e 1 N11t1m1al fdlllllllllll H eel: ,aqr .Shy but happy these handsome ron testants lzne ll to me for the Mr Iurum flass tllle al Allllllll Beach I-fi 11171107 Prom deroratzons are bemq made by Gall Ronala Ilanen and l'm11leto rmm out the blue ,-v theme ,,,-en' ' 75 ,ww '1 C f, Y I: -' , 'l puts' up 1 fm' . I , .4 I 1 f :Ai 75.5. -. , y , , K . V ' , p ' ll . N I I 2' Y 1 1 .11 w - Q N' , k ' '-- . ,3 , 4 I-,xN, .w, I F, 1 4' 1 1 1 fit L 'N -L 'A' 12, . ' l ,- , L- w T- -V -. ' A - ,. Y '. A ' . g 21' ' I ' - .Y V I. V ., ,. ,, L vw A U .M . ' ' .si ' ' 23' Z' ,f 310 095 Y Il 177 g Sli Mrs Thelma Har-ns Advzser '17 f T wigs- cl Sophomores Study hall the IN Butlclrng ROTC canteens flood of neyy terms ind acttyltres accosted the confused sophomores as they appeared on the RHS crmpus A entrrely neyy lrfe loomed up before them unfamrlrar yet rnyrtrng The sophomores yyere equal to the challenge Ihey grrdutlly emerged from this chaos to be thrust rnto the mechuncs of the student government and the plcrsrnt rush of hugh school lrfe Ilns illjlI5lIl1Clll was brought about rnunly by the yyell planned orrentatlon progr nn ln these classes they were taught correct study htbrts etrquette and hoys to apply for a job Some days yycre sct rsrde for cl rss drscussron of the types of umversr tres md colleges boy gnl l'Cldll0IlblllpS and famrly rela tronslnps On other days they took aptttude ind achieve ment tests for placement md gurclrnce purposes 'I he sophomores had a yylde chorce of electrve courses 'Ilrey tickled yyrth determrnrtron the ltnguages mathe mrtrcs the scrences and the arts and absorbed them thoroughly l he newly elected sophomore ofhcers planned the an nual Sophomore 'ylrxer and the detarls were carrled out through the homerooms Drncrng competrtrye games rnform tl jam sessron was a product of then' oyyn hands and they enjoyed eyery mrnute of rt Berng 1 yyell behay ed class the sophomores vyere fryored by berng rlloyyed to see mmy Km rms films lyrth the completron of 1 yyell rounded school year they loolt foryyard to therr jumor year yyrth all rts added prryrleges ind I'CSlJOllSlblllIlC5 They are vyell prepared xy.:-s, let to Right 'ylrlton lsam, lrrelhfsrtlerrt fecrlra Chung, Sffrelmy Ruby Kobashrkawa, frensztrer as -Q' 'N .l XB I 'wx M, ffm ij .Y 1' ' - v- I ' - . . . l.- -H Q v . -. 2 , . ' 1' ' 5- 2 . . . ' 1 ya ' VN, I . 1, 1 - I X . 5 ' r 1 . G ' 2 ' R. , ip y.,, yy ,V ,. I A Q ,Z 2 Q I t A I g K sub y . .. . . 1 I 1 V y - 1 . , 1 ' 1 . 'D t 'IA ,YA 2-. . .N A. t . . .- I, 1 . 1' ' I ' I . -, . - 2 A, 1 A . V . Y - . . . . -' ' ' , . t and ll talent show were held rrght on the campus. Thrs 2 '. -. A.l.' , . . . 2 ' , 6 f 1 ' r v - r' ' ' ' . V ' 2 1 ' 1 , . , .XY . , 1 ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' 1 ' ' '1 ' '. gfgav is H .'Y. N ' i K. . . , , ' y Y 255, - ' 1 . if 1 'V H ,gy .' l r 1 L 'K' ue kg V5.1 Y xl la ii'-y . hfyd- y f . I s I -- P. C, -J, In-X is X iq' . 't ' y, . 2 1 4, '- 1 f' 5 4 x . , . V , Wm' 1 . N , . ' f - ' f J . r N A K ,sag 1 K ZIXFIIIITII, Kim, .MarI.e0d. Sfaenrer, Naihe, and jones display the form that zum: them zwffelcly be.sZ-dressed R.O.T.f.'. mdets limmrs. IHVZH, MISS NIII.IlRI1ll NMINIUSII. flllllf lfmr, lrfl tu Ifiglil: .X. Arqncm, An, I.. Blalock, II. Ihiiiiinwskx, 9. An, S, .Xlznncdzi. NI. Awziiiai, IS. Nkinzi. Him- 2: I. .-Xclznns. X. Iiciic-xiclc-s, l.. .-Xnnimlwn. R. Bc-nyznnin, NI. Aiainin, S Ihuickliaiii. I-l. AIUIIIZISIIC. P. XLJIZIINZI, R. Asaikiiiai. If 'Hn-. limi' 35 In. IICIIIUII, K.,'Xuil,N',.'H1IJ1'N, R. Anihn, NI. ISL-ik. IJ. Alixillilrll, .-X. ISL-nm. S. Akaiiicislii, I. Awami, R. .xl'If0NIlI. limi' 'ls R. Iicdingcr, XY. Iiuxin-, R. .Krin- sinmg, XY. Ilziync. Iiurrm. R. All:-n. IQ. Bair, Allen. IH. Iimiiivx, R. .x1ILiIIlS, ll, Axuiiurii, R. Awaknni. , . '. ' .I fl '. . Q Q . lfrnnf Rim: If! In light: NI, Chcrnhini. Q. la ' , . l' 1 4. . IH Illl NIRS XIOI IPI SKHl NI-Xi III'R f f C C macho IJ fdiiidi R Iiuixicr. K, Ching, I.. Chung. P. Brewer, C. Chee, Ii. Bums cll. IE. Iinhncr. Run' 2: li, Ilrilhanle. Ching, .-X, Brnhn, l'. II roderick, E. Chang, G, Chang. I.. Blalock, Y. Chuck, fikiflfff. C. Ching, C. Chang, Rim' 3: NI. A. Cznnara, K.. Ching, I-l. Chang, K. Chang, C. Ching, A. Ching, Y. Bowman. N. Brown, C, Ching. Run' 4: Y. Chang, H Churk. C. Chung, I.. Chong, C, Ching, IJ. Ilruwn, I.. Canihra, R. Card. NI. II-urns. Ii. Chang, XY. Chapnian, M. Char. i.f5.i ..- 4 PI .,i,,.. Al :Q .g .--'y Az 6' ,ur ,- , '1 77 1 1 1 K f' P ' 1 .4 v . I2 The1'6'5 my 1'00N1-U 3f1j'5.I077f f0 DOTIS Bursting II balloon by sitting on it isn't and qlonmze. Charts helped sophomores easy, hut it'.s' jun, says louglzfng CIIYIAJ. hm! their way around on the first day. 5, . M .. .fr H, , m , . -, ' v , 7' ,I , W- A f - '.3'32. ' Q 'Z - , Z.. J . ' - 4 -r' f' 9xiA '. Nr, .Jw --f .. fi. 'S . - ad. Z. LL. 1 f ', '-,- vs It '. jfji 341. . I! Qvcx 1' fi: ..'. 0 5 YL ' -5 N , 1, 'qv NW I I -:I I H1 J we f f' -R mmf ,T ' I? I 7 'g .ff f 4 .,s,, I 5 ' A' ' 'yy A hi Q 1 x 5' AV ws , gs- 4 L X . o 0 I A ,, ' ' 9 05' - I 5' fe- 'J-8 NZ' CL ' .' 2 va 5 I , . I S yt f' A , A N D . ' ' . ar. f, tg, Y ' fr s tew I or A - J . - . ' K' ,X I ' my J ' - x 4 , , I I-'if 5 7 s I' ' ,Ile ff 9 J ' ' I R f f We W' B -' LL. - PS' 'k':, . A I0-I03, MRS. -IANIYI' FAYI-I. Front Row, lift to Right: D. Ghov, P. Doi, P. Iiddx, Y. Dias. NI. Ifennell, G. Hur. J. Fiellin, R. Flynn, M. Chun. Ron' 2: I.. Ifilzsinnnons, II. Ghu, IA. Costello, B. lllnoch, K. Dohrunick, j. 11.11 bon J. Conner, I.. Choo. B. Chun-Hoon, P. Chung-Hoon. Ron' 3: W. Flores, A. Denis, j. Decker, D. Delnalla lx 0 bashi, I.. I-Ingard. II. Ferreira. I.. Farinas, NI. Danforth. CI. Dean, D. Chow. Ron' -I: NI. Chung, D. Dung R H. Chun, D. Gramer, D. Cuban, Shockley, P. Dusis, NI. Ghoy, R. Correa, R. Chun, B. Choy. I0-III, MRS. BI-.RYI. GI'LI.IYER. Front Row, Left to Right: B. lfujilnoto, Forfle, I.. Goo, I.. Hee, NI. Hznnxuia. I. Hedami, I.. Fujioka, I.. Goo, G. Gay, I., I',lliIIl2ik1i. Ron' 2: Ifujunoto. NI, Hayashi. Gruber, S ' ' :XM Golden, M. Ifujiyoshi, I.. Hee, I.. D. Griep, A. Haili. G. Hull. lion' 3: D. Hgnuslli. W. Hanes, S. Goa, ' to, K. Guerrero, G. Garcia, K. Heatherly, S. Frink, D. Fukurnoro. xl. Gomes. H. Hahn. Iron' 4: 5. Green Fukui. R. Hznnznno- R. Hatch. R. Hawrylciw, Ii. I'1llIgIlllllI, I-1. Goebel, Gibson, R. Harger, Ii. Hale, R. Fujita, I.. Gandnll. I.. Harrison. - . K3 Q C 'oo Iooh ' ' all I 3,4 .. ' -1 v no, 1 Q , - 1 ' ' ,, ' X ,f A.. ts . , . 9 h. I A.. 1 .' ,.,'4., qw - . in iw! E7 5 ea ff. - x ' ,I t if ,dn if 'F WIFI' . ,MFT r I 'Vi ' , ,ea I A . , I , I --S. . 3 . 'Q N ff- 1 L? t M ' I ' I uf mf, b , ' s 3 A 4 ' ' ' 'F 1 s .. I 1 w I ' 1 ' ! Q l f ' ., 4 ' ,I e - fl ' , ! J l A R f - 'HNF 'fkzf R'- . .. .. e .P ,X an . . f x-L -it 78 l ' Q- X I .fl ,as M i nl: 9 V 3. -. -. - it ,QL I0AI20, MRS. jL'I.lP1'I I'I-I NOSSE. Imnl Rnuy l.rfl ln Right: If.. Hu. .X Hirai. If. Hu. K Cf' si Z :sg H. -IS BHSIII. Il. Hn, Hulmcr, CL. Homin. Hirala. limi' 2. B. Hing, NI. Horinmm, Ing, Holmes, H. Huclliiig, I. Horila, N. Iivasaki, I-.. Hiyane, K. Hiruta. Run' 3: NI. Inaba, R, Ho, K-. lkula S jacroux, P. Ilorinaml, l'. Iliraoka, Y. Ing, I.. Inouxc, I.. Ikeda. Run' 4: I.. Hill, R. Ichiyama, S. llorstman, S. Huguc, K. Ilmncr, K. Hogg, Ii. Hung, IT. Higa, II. Imlclzi. CI gt 7' 96 8 bow- Q 1. I Q' n-4 .5 xv' f. sf I LIJB f Ilnfiiicislcr, H. Higiichi. 54 . ' .L I X . Iwasa. Imafla. C. C. Hiurzi, jurrlin. I z, '. Hicks, IJ. IN' 'Q .- 6 3 :I ' ,Qi sl . ' ' .4 ' is 'li' . Q . gil Hi I0-l22, MR. DONALD YOUNG. Front Roni, Le!! to Riglu: Il. likaku, S. Kim, UI. Kawauchi, J. Kawamura. N. Kem, IJ. Rani-Young, C. Kim, S. Kawakziini, IJ. Kesler, l'. Kawawalii, IVI. joseph. lfnu' 2: K. Kim. CQ. Kim, P. Kim. A. Kimura, M. Kawziliuhi, Ii. Kim, C. Alav, II. jenkins, I-1. Ionian, ll. Kilman, M. jenkins. Run' 3: Nl. kim, CQ. Kain- da, II. Kam, C. Kam, NI. Kapulc, I.. Kcllv. Kihara, Kalahairzl, R. Kim, Il, lav, NI. Kam. Ron' 4: II. Kaya, R. Kaalzikca, F. judd, 'l'. johnson, P. juries. A. juncs, CI. jclfcry, II. qluncs, ll. Kziziiiaiizi, CQ, KQHIIIHIIC, IJ. Kim. ll'lluI arf' you going tu bf? Here Kay, For you Il lei-, .Y11vS Ailfffll 'I-9511? PW' IJUVIIIII, ll'f:r1klf'lI, rind Ifliny are busy .cents Myra with a Iez' during Aloha Week. looking up their rlmsen uc'1'up11li011s. .4 .-I if 4 W., ,M .f .7 ill-.J-4' ff ' yu, ', ' Q- fl' . ' ' , .K ,J 1 X . M NZ1qP'J Q ' Q' l ,f gy ' f 4 '71-Qi . X '.' a f , I U I if .d I . H, fi. C ' V v fi 5 ie., QW . A 1 I L: , ' 3 A . Q41 G .Q ,J .I px. K 1. Z K 'op T- a,4i, 1 ld' i J I I if ' 1 . i , '1 1 'J '- - . V 5 I will I0-129. MISS SETSU UKVB9- Fffmf RMU, I-ffl 10 Right: C. Kimura, C. Kondo, M. Kiyahn, R. Kohashlkawa H. Kurata, K. Lau, K. Lee, Ii. Kobayakawa, 0. Lee, L. Ko 1. Rau' 2: L. Kooehi, . Knroiwa, J. Lain, A. Kos ki 3 I Iee I lee I Kirl . I I B. Kitagawa, M. Kosora, B. Kimura, S. Law. M. Lau, S. La Pointe, S. Ledward. Run' : Q. hara, B. Lawrence, M. Kohashi, A. Lai, N. Kinoshira, B. Kishimolo, XY. Kiyaina, R. Kong. Ron' -I: I., Kiyol A Lee, M. Lau, I-I. Lee, G. Krnse, G. Krudop, P. Koch, M. Koga, R, Konchiyama, B. Kobayashi, CL. Kininra. I0-ISO, MRS. MILIJRIED von SCI-IAL'S'IiEN. Front Row, Left tu Right: XV. Look, Leong, S. Lee. B. Malsuda, L. Leu, P. Lum, J. Leland, B. Mesaku, P. Matsunaga, L. Marnyania. Ron' 2: J. Mcflnbbin, P. RIZIIXHS, M. A McLean, B. J. Lono, M. McGnrn, R. Lee, S. Medeiros, R. Longhmiller, P. McLachlan, C. Malsunaka. Ron' 35 R Leong, H. Martin, S. MacLeod, J. McConnel, A. Meier, A. Levin, S. Lemes, J. McKellar, R. Mau, D. Maeda. Row -I M. Livingston, R. Mallory, L. Mabry, Liedman, G. Mclntosh, XV. McGuire, S. Lee, R. I.en, S. Lni-Kwan. I0-201 MISS ALICE S'l'IiM'AR'I'. Front Run' Let to Riflzl: A. Nakasone Ii. Na ano I.. Nzikashinia, C. Mori , . f p., . g , ' yama, J. Muranaka, L. Minalodani, A. Nagato, J. Ninomiya, B. Miller, G. Niiyania. Run' 2: CQ. Miller, B. Naihe, I. Moody, Murphy, C. Nelson, B. Nanbara, K. Merriam, B. M. Nakashiniu, B. Mnnos, Nakaninrai, S. Moore. .Row 3: N. Miyake, R. Morris, T. Mizuo, S. Murray, J. Naone, S. Ng, S. Mori, F. Minra. Ron' -I: R. Mitchell, C Nash, WV. Newman, XV. Naihe, M. Moe, Meyer, R. Mizula, M. Minakanii, M. Murrow. 'Q V. .-. 'Il J K, ae . '? E f i- - ' ' A. - 1 Q - i 125' 1-4 W rv ii. ,L Mgr' ' -. Q -f . -5 . , ' fell ,B ,Q ! , ,Sl , : 1 ' ' iff: t ' .gn .P -' 2 is H ' ' - A -1' :. . 2 f' il f Fir..-ff' - ' If -1 Vf:1..'?'- ' f 54 -V H ' 5 - 'A ff' '.:5. , .z fri ,r ' - ' 21 1 ' J I I I I K9 J ' . E 'F . 3 ' . :gg , ., W . W. ,fx . ge J . AJ - 4 - , . I cl' Y .ng is 'A 2 ' ' I ' ' ' Z ' . ...- R' 5 'N' ' L74 .N-5 .-N . . .Iii . .NJ7 .. T 'i f ' x ' 3 69 X . 'gif' to , ' 'T' f Q.n?L vf ' Ff- - A M, . Y 4 , W p n -1 A , . , 5, ' -Im, - - , 1 of , 6 - b. . H, ,..:. C. ':A1Q,,s5l ev.. ,Q U i 29' . 'f '-VV' ' '1. 'sylluil' 1 1 T7 - ll' .. ,-, - ,fl .-,.- ' 1 r Ku ' G 5 ,- .-: ' tfid f 1. . -4 .L ' , If I. 4 3 Azlr f V.,g,r5 v 1' 'S' f SI '24 V 1: . ' , ' A P' S 0 - . 5' U - T ' .R H . 6- 4 ,,', 49 4 1 -. v 1. Y ' 5 Ag g - I ' f ' V ' Y 4 A l 5 f I I . F 2 . v . yf ' , - f K x ., f wi . Q if 5 . 'J , , .1 gr, I .-, ,f -.-31 mrs! 'A it -. . ,. -. P , iv' ta. r 1 I0-209, MRS. MAGDALENE GEIGER. Front Row, Left to Right: L. Okimura, D. Ozaki. M. Nip, S. Nip, j. Ouchi, j. Nishimoto, j. Ohta, B. J. Omura, G. Oyama, B. L. Omura. Rnu' 2: C. Onishi, j. Oi, P. Omura, Okumura, R. Ortiz, P. Nomura, Okutani, G. Palakiko, G. Ome, W. Oh. Run' 3: D. Ogawa, C. Pacheco, j. Omoto, F. Okumura, M. Ozaki, j. Okuma, M. Ozaki, I-1. Okashige, R. Oshiro, K. Okimura. Ron' 4: Ci. Padilla, H. Oshiro, R. Omai, L. Nishina, R. Nishida, -I. Ortiz, G. Nutt, j. Okimoto, N. Olaguera, M. Osedo. 10 ll VR ROBFRT RFCO Front Rau left to Ri ht J Santos B Scott C Sakima S Plaisance F Sho- -2,.. . ,,. ',- g:.. . ,-. dahl, N. Pontius, S. Rosa, j. Sagawa, M. Sato. Row 2: E. Richards, XV. Pang, C. Pang, Rodrigues, G. Parker C. Pike, H. Ryno, L. Roberts. Row 3: P. Perry, G. Pang, D. Sakakida, M. Roberts, A. Schleurmann, K. Sakamoto C. Shim, K. Richards, B. Pimental, Shuttlewood, WV. Reem. Row 4: R. Perry, F. Salanoa, L. Piliwale, T. Price R. Rittenhouse, Santos, XV. Sato, H. Saiki, D. Richardson, D. Santos, YV. Shinshiro. 10-223, MISS LOREIEN YYINTER. Front Row, Left to Right: C. Takabayashi, Takata, YY. Snavcley, D. Takakuwa B. Tamura, L. Tengan, E. Sodetani, G. Taniguchi, E. Tamanaha, E. Tamura. Row 2: S. Sumimoto, P. Taba, J Takei, D. Soleta, P. Steele, N. Swartz, D. Simon, A. Silva, G. Spuler, M. Stonefield, Stevens. Row 3: M. B. Sil- va, li. 'I anaka, A, Teves, A. Steinwascher, L, Smith. J. Spring, H. Tactacan, Takamune, C. Souza, A. Takeuchi Ron' -I: XV. Thompson, A. Takata, N. Takeshita, K. Sugita, G. Spencer, D. Sorenson, XV. St. john, H. Tasaka, H' Thompson, Smith, E. Tenn. 43 'X . E!! J , J.Lfr9- Q 1 'P ' zip? ik - ga t'n. f t-h'f1 QU u if l A 0 yi-A .. :Z 1 . mf? :r I .. s .. f ,, ' -t e- hc' 1 6 . v '., Q- ls.,-Sv, 6 if ,Q , ' .- 5 sal., -A gi. -, xdf . , 1 Q ' :I - , YP , A P A 'V -if . . P I. fa H 1 A 1 -- ' 'a , .. . A 1 A-Q-. ,R g4f'f '?--56 r 'V' f' l' 4 5 . - f ,Q ' 4 Y' 4 l Q l I' lg' ,4i '-' .stef .fi - . V .. v-. .. f .A 1 P -- , , wi fi? ' . .kr ?. .', ,, 9? 4 -.',,. Q3 J. f SX : 1,34 .Ty A A Q U g -L 3 A . x ,. ' ' D. ll lw ' gg ' V x .SJ - b 3 ,- I I .s TY i K : g . , X ,qs J lf ' 'K ' t ' z .' i' 7, ,. Q ' ' --1,1 ....4g4, , . - .. - . . lU'22!l, MR. KA'l'Sl'Kl SHlMAll'. I-'ronl Row, Left In Right: B. Waugh, K, W'ai. M. l'cno, M. Vasronccllos, M. 'l'oi'iinni, ml. Wakayania, l.. Whiting, K. lsukatnoto, l-1. 'l'ong,j. Whaley. It'oz1'2: ll. Watanabe, I.. Watanabe, M. lsurutla, Y. Ventura, S. Yaillanlfc, ll. Watanabe, G. W'arncr. ll. l.. loin, xl. Welsh, M. 'l'oth. Ron' 3: G. Tyan, l-1. Todd, S, long, ll. Pndcrstcllcr, ll. l'chara, R. Tyler. WI Watson, H. loin. C, Xfillianis, R. Wcinfurtner, R. L'yehara, XY. long. Ron' -I: ll. Watanabe, A. Lfycda, G. Wiclctnan. R. lwclmeycr, F. Wallace, S. Vento, W. Walkvr, R. lodd, W. Ycllniurc, R. Winn, S. Wakashige. Qs Q if-:ia an fs. :st -' Of - U ' cm L 4. 'G Q 5 ' , 1 Y , f- -. '- , A2 :- li dl' ' 5 ' . .S ft' 5 .. it X, 1 ih4 4fP'i'M,et . . W s f.,. L' . .yn A A F , S It .1 il f I if e 'g Q V -v w SLT J , At V L I 1, Q-A Q r in S if ,R J ,. , W , , x v w sf' 'ef 'v ' M i Q x . i. ' 4 l L,, ' - Q, rx 1. rig ' :JK A 'fi HQ. A lx ,, 1 R- i, A .. f l0-230, MRS. HILDRI-ID SANBORNE. Front Roux Left lo Righlf C. Young, A. Yoshilnatsu, H. Young, A. Young, A. Yoshioka, I.. Yang. 'I'. Yagi, B. Yamaguchi, C. Yamamoto, ll. Yainuda, D. Yainaufhi. lwu' 2: S. Wong. li. Yamada, j. Ycc, P. Wong, l.. Yap, I.. Wong, K. Yamaato, S. Wong, A. Yiin, ll. Young. S. Wong. Run' 3: B. Wong. E, Ygnnainoto. R. Xfong, U. Wong, S. lane. I.. Yainanioto, l-I. Yaniada, IL. Wright, W, Yap, l-1. Wong, R. Yosliiinura. Ron' 4: C. Wong, W. Wong, H. linnncrinan, Wbjeik, KL. Wood, j. lulfa, G. Wong, S. Young, G, Wong, A. W'ong. K. Yamashiro. ' Hoy, that was ll lousy gllllltfu grunilzles One, two, Ilfrrf, hop, hum the girls Milton to Daniel ns 1.IlTl'l'Fll!'f', linrl, and in their folk dunring rlass. Charles are busy inizlrfssirlg. ser HPR! M Q- ft ...- -4, - '37fss-we-. -,,-F ..4, ' r -. ,,., Sophomores Learn H1gh School Ways Heres n qzmrnt type of arrhrtezture says Urs -., Ile lzr Norton to Patsy and Ellen A5 Avf' 1 Hy qrmlr zrutrons are says Rrrh ard uhrle Uorrs and Betty lou turtrh nerrfously A At Inst' says Carol as Ceorge Danze! und lnulrne adrrrzre the Pnrrrt Brush trophy u on thrs year 1 No they re not llll1'!IILfIl test they re zfotrnq for tlzerr llys r fuer the clerlxlorr rs just as hard to make 83 U I 1- ,v ' Y ' V 1,11 A A. 'Q' ' L ,, , - -Y I. V x Y , ,. 'M F ' , I 4. jtfxf V 1 . ' ', fig ' - . - ' ' :fe +I?-fqf K . :A-,'T 57 I ' A U L... V 4. A . b A 1 .,,,. .QQ , i I I ' A -4 I Y I 1' ' -. A T I fre HA Y . K. --my, v . - Q ' lv A v I r4' I . Y. Qg. A Wi S v. . J' '1 so , J 1 V K 541 tx W- in F 5 ' A' I V,'. ' 1 .'. ','. ' A . '. X 4 1'1.'.'rj' .' . ' . Nb ' X is 'N -'a . '- In if 'b I fl ' n L-9561 I ri' 1 F!!! 4 H9 in La L6 i .XS ,A 'I'l1rxr' make' up our nlfgflllflllfilllli .... S turlrnls. meetings, plans, fl!fI'1'ifif'S, and .9l'77'I-lf. a. 5 QP bi u..z..1 azleincg nom on our 01 g'6l7QiZ6lfi01QS pf-r .' M Uiberettef This way, please- introduces smiling, courteous members ol Roosevelt's Usherettes Club. The seventy-five senior girls perlormed a valuable service to the school serving as usherettes at the schools choir, orchestra. and band concerts. They served the community by ushering at the Honolulu Symphony concerts, as well as at the Honolulu Community Theater plays. Miss Hortense Schwallie was the adviser ol the club. I-'mul Roar. Left to Rignl: D. Halm. Door Chairman: S. Claassen, IQ Larson, K. McClellan, S. Toba, A. Chee, L. Kim Door Chairman: I.. Yamanaga. P. Kim. I. Hiraoka. S. Hirahara, Run' 2: H. Hall, j. Fernandez, A. Lai, D. I.au XY. I.. Ching, I.. Luke, P. Nliller, NI. Hawksworth, R. Cordon, I-. Mullin. Chun. Rou' 3: M. Kim, C. Okimurai I C. Iajima, D. Nlorila, S. Forsythe, R. Waiolama. C. W. ul. l.um. li. S. I. l.um, B, I-iujimoto, Door Chairman, B. Lo -I. Hageman, j. Hope. I-'mul Ifnzr. I.e'fI l11lx'iglll.' Nl. Ching, Y. Nakamura, C. Nakamura. K. Yuhara. I.. Nakagawa, I.. Yamane, G. Kimura, C. YZIIIIHITHIIU, A. Illlllllll, .-X. Dania, I-Q. Sucla, Chang. Ron' 2: I'. Morales. ll. I.im, C. Chong, CQ. Nishilla, S. Sira, li. Mun, li. Yanragatar. S. Lxles. CL. Haracla. I.. Lee. P. long. Run' 3: K, Murray, K. Yanaga, A. Le Porte, H Nakamolo, M. Ohla, l. IIZIIKIICII, G. Goo, A. Rogers, II. Stevenson. K. Peterson. Door Chairman: A. Kenlble, K. VS'ata: nahe, IL. Ching, Suga. ,X S bc , '-7 YL- 53 it if -s i , , N , ..- ,..,v Q' ' ss ' r ky! 3 S - Q 3 5, . 6 ..,- J- ,. . vip. S f 1 . '.-f S t , - '-gs-1 ., 'Q - .W f .4 v' 1'..,?s. F J... '4W-'-- . ,us 013 X7 O f o ip Ns f' 'l . fig ,Y ,xi A . gm, .. .i... 1,21 .Q--A N lr' Y K - , 1 .5 - - , 1. 1, . Front Row, IJ!! to Right: C. Tahara, President: I. Rosa. Recording Secretary: L. Kuwana, G. Yokoyama, Chap- lain: L. Ching, B. Ho, Vice-President. Rau' 2: L. Perri n, NV. Wong, l-1. Nakano, j. Rokuta, Corresponding Secre tary: S. Dixon, Sgt. at Arms: J. Hope. li. Miwa, Parliamentarian-Historian. Ron' 3: M. Hanuna, XV. I.. Ching Treasurer: C. Sethman, N. Goo, R. XVaiolama. I-'rant How, Left to Right: C. Chang, M. Haycock, A. Th omas, S. A. Rosa, j. Xlllllll, Song leader: l.. Hee, P. Souza Hou' 2: S, Santana, M. Carter, Nl. Sam, G. Ortiz, K. Moki ao, Cornwell, P. Roxhutgh, Ron' 3: A. Moore, V. Beck ley, G. Horde, M. Hauksworlh, j. Vasas, C. Stroh. FHA. Better home and family living is the aim of the Future Homemakers of America. Group proj- ects such as an annual fashion show, an introductory tea, and a cookie sale increased opportuni- ties for leadership and participation by the girls. Annual territorial conventions held on different islands gave participating members an oppor- tunity to become better acquainted. 87 .t. :-2 26 -s -ex C ,125 ls L af... l ,.-v- V .t Q -if T begnan Samet I'roup I 100 Roosevelt High School chapter ol the lNati0nal 'I hesplan bocietv is one ol three troops in the nl CTIIIOYN ol H man upholding the motto Xct well your part there all the honor ies This is .1 national ecluc :tional organization clexotecl to the idxancement ol dramatic arts in in school pl ns hun! Rau t lu Right S saluts l c ' cn N on on N c e an I ni Hdglllldll S king K Lltl Presidcul ll Cllpchasc S Hcmnaim Rm k ics a ll Salxe l- Siam l- larson Quzll and Scroll An international honcnars society for high school journalists the uill incl Scroll installed twenty one new members lrom the Round Lp and Rough Rid r staffs at 1 banquet in April Initiation of new members who were selected lor their outstanding work in publications and lor their scholistic st mding preceded the occ mon Fran! Run I jr tu Right B I leo g 'H flung Serra-can Nl Hirai NI lomita S lc 1 Hiraoka l' hun Run P Yatnagata K lajima P Nhllcr lx lcterson l luke P Nlurales Nice President R Xhuolanma Ron 3 l- Sakaklcla k Lmaga President C Nnhida I 1 Chang R Shicla NI Ohm Nl kdIll'SllII'0 1reasurc-r 88 N S ' X v R ' , ' ' 9 we-' F., da, tn, It 'Y' ?ll .-- 1' V ,- -.. -S 1' .4 ' ' , 9 ' K L . N c 1 ' i Q 'ix' 4 5 . f A S 8' 3 JY - av L vj , Us if Q Q ,- .V f' f 5- ' .I , A' 4 t s 3 W r . lg, u G 55 9' ' ' 'ci ' ' f 3, 'K - .. x Q 4, ' ,vi V c , ' , . X x i . 1 ' ' . L' ' .A . .J - 'AX --' U l ' ' . xr h 44-X r f.',' It V X .4 t u V , me, secondary schools. Membership is determined b y at point system with emphasis on participation -, lfj ' J Hon' .. l.in lscy, I. S ula, F. .1 t K. .I 'Cl ll' . fr ' 2: ' ' ' , , L. M -', ' 3 . Ii' ' - ' . 4 '35 '. Hin-., H. Ak' u, R. ins, I. ', 1. fl' ', V , V ' ' ' y . - E . 2 , it , K ' ' ',.r ' : u... I' ,.'. nl,j. . . gs DO C we .- 2 Q . 5 - , L. 5 ' L.: LV - , . 5 B X I V4 . I ' X Q Q 35' -2 x- . ' far- F-sf - xl X Q ' - Y 0 - .. H -1 e -1 , V . , 1 V' I ' 0. - xl N. 1 'rl ' ' A' JI 1 Y ' f .14 1' 14445. ' A 'R an.. Nl' ,..v Roofevelt Cbrzftzan Fellowflazp -X ht mth ol 1 world wide mterdenomm mon nl C hrtstl in UTgIIlllllI0l1 the Roosexelt C hrlsu m Fellowship met regul trlx on Ihursd nv zlternoons lhe Rexerend Nelson Kwon serwed as aduser l he RC F sought to promote C hIlSll an fellow shtp and to uqu nnt students with esus C hrlst Ihetr regul nr meetlngs were pl mned tot n tx out these purposes through Buble studles dist usslons md speull speakers mn! fun I 0 hl ft nt .1 r C hu g Sdkdnuo o l hnnan m X o zu s r an o u 1 Yee Ni Iom .nun .nmum X mg ll S kuht F kanes f' on mu x Doon Ate LSIIILIII R m 4 msurtr te .1 1 umo o H I X H l uln Prtsu tn El Rojo Oro Bredkmg 1 huge punt.: hlled mth C mdtes cooktes .and balloons ts ns the htghhght ol 1 lestne C hrxstmds party whxch members ol the hl Rojo y Oro second tear Spanish students enjoved Fxrst tear students were mutt ated durtng Peon YN eek md Belgun md Spamsh exhnblts were dtsplayed under the ddusershnp ol Nlts F as Xhdktfl Front Run le! to Right l Conttpuon R Hondo N1 Shtmnzu H SJNJKI P Mldlfwll 599101-lf' x cm' V ooksew NI kobamsln B l tsuml R 1 B1 r1.1 l l ec. 'resident C Ilnltcrlleld D I au xfdhl'Y l lt S lee A -Xrahles l Lm R fllxdldkl If IU 9 P lhvs sun F Angto Butler Ni Nlcwnrruw l Bmdd 1'-C President A Yoshnoka C Yee L ihang D Chun XX h.m.unnr.a lrtasurtr 89 ' ' 'W . - . .v H i ill, . , V N 4 X -J x I 1 U1 J' iff xl -, 3 4 . u 'Lu . I- ' ' , ' ' Q .4 , , . 'III' s ' ', , I Vx., v 14 f- I 4. 5 , . f - 1 f . ' V , dl Q . 'N' A . .. if 0 - I . .- A . - V ... , . , 'IV . .1 I N K: 0 's K ' I ' 1, , 'I A t A 'I ? ,' 7 . P Q f ... ' 0 . I ,. A , 1 - I s ' 1 A I 1 ' 1 4, it ' - f 9 . 1 S YC , ' A f , - ' 9 , ' ' V 4, VH., A 1 . -4 4 . . . - . . . I- I ', lf! I Rig : F. Ah-, R. Sl ' l', S. 'I'om, L. Chong, FQ Suntr , C. Q n ,-I. t , .. ' e. Y. Shi , I 'l'su. j. Au, ll. H . R: '2: S. kant-.hire . H. lshimine, C. Yum' 1 t , ll. We ng, K.. Yap, l.. ' , . . ' ' itz, F.. K' Y. Nuk' ', .- . Yom , Fl. Yklllllltlll. Ru' 3: C. Ching, C. Ching, ll. Chu, ' 1, Q. .hiro. A. Lai, I.. Yup, P. Wonh, H. Young, I.. Nlurtngnnu. S. W g, C. Nuku ra, l.. Nl. Cho, C. Lee. l-1. Fujii, D. , Y' - Pr - . r ' 5 F. Ing. Fl. Park, ll. Young, 'I'r-'. ' : F. Y- , M. Y' I, M. Ynk t , F.. Ching, G. Lau. . Shing. K.. Ing. 'l'.. wana, B. o, IJ. . , l- t, Nl! ,'.. .' N., A -' l '- I, I, t ' ,.... '. - ' .X ' Civitm Romana The distinction of being the oldest club in Roosevelt belongs to the Cjivitas Romana, organ- ized in 1930. This year its members helped with classroom projects and showcase exhibits while learning about Roman customs, history, art, and the Latin language. The twenty-third annual Roman banquet, held on the ldes ol March, climaxed Slave Week when the humble slaves bowed to the demands of their exalted masters. Dressed in togas, the Romans wined and dined much as Caesar might have done. The most faithful servi were given the privilege ol serving and entertaining the masters. Front Row, Left la Right: j. Ching. C. Nakamura, M. Young, C. Okimura, j. Rokutn, D. Ota, M. Hirai. S. Hira- hara, M. Ching. Rau' 2: G. 'l'ani, R. Shida, G. Goo, S. Sira, A. Le Porte. A. Chee, A. Koike, B. Lee, P. Opiopio, CA. fjhing, Rout 35 S, Tom. A. I.. Wong, M. lda, M. Chun, 'l're.isnrer: H. Shimizu, Vice-President: M. Leong, ul. Fuknda R. Asato, M. Kim, Yamauchi. Ffllllf Raw, Left lu Right: L. Perrin, E. Fnknnaga. M. Kitumura, President: C. Onishi, li. Oda, Morishige, ll Pung, li. Kanai, M. lnouye, Y. 'l'se, j. Chang. Run' 2: A. Char, S. Okita, l.. Yee, ll. Fniinloto, j. Suga, C. Yamamoto. D. Wong, A. Lam, Secretary I.. Char. R. Chung, C. 'loniioka. Ilan' 3: R. Hohner, 'l'. f:BlllCy, F. Ing, Fujimoto, R. Sugita. C. Yang, M. Sakaguchi. H. Maeda, A. Kunimoto, A. Yoshida, R. Sugita. -- 'DC - ? e L. 9 1 Y - ,- t v lx f . -- T iz: lf 'vT- . ta Tn ' i h ' 1'-a A Q45 Y 90 .. ff., n-'tara umm 5 -1,11 ig lay The cabinet members for the third seal' French students are. left In right: Donna Kay Deacon, Vice-President, Mary Jollilf, Peggy Kortschak, Treasurer: Ann Kemble. President: Marian Tomita, Secretary: and Norma Shigemura. Attending a meeting of the third year French Club are, ffunt mug Irll In right: Carole Fujii and Judith Tanioka. Ron' 2x Patricia Chu, Sylvia Hormann, and Kenneth Sagawa, Rmi' 3: Harvey XS'ong and Victor 'l'oln. I-'mm Rout, 1.011 to Right: G. Ho, li. Luke, Higashi, CL. Nakagawa, S. 'l'om, M. J. Chee, P. Miller, A. Nakano, A. M. Fulton, K. Himes. Rau' 2: J. lnamine, C. Lee, K. Kinoshita, l.. Maruyama, K. Higa, J. Hari, R. Chang, L. Hee, A. Rogers, G. Lum. Ron' 3: l.. Inouye, A. Goto, 'II Okiishi, I.. Butler, R. Oda, M. Morioka, M. A. Taylor, M. A. Leong, P. Tong, J. Fung, S. Snaxely. Ron' 4: F. Park, R. Ramada, M. Yap, R. Freed, K. Hollenbeak, XV. Gortner, L. Sherretl, D. Campbell, R. Akita, W. Wong, Cl, Nishi, M. Takushi. Lex Caufeurf The third-year French class lorms the nucleus of Les Causeurs, which includes second-year students. The publication of La Clausettef' the French paper, and the re-adoption and education of Dede, their French orphan, a banquet, and the traditional French Week with the initiation of the first-year students, an exhibit of French culture, and a play in French were the activities of this club. The students enjoyed speaking French in class under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Gill. 91 11 A.. ...J of I ll ' 5 It n 'LL umm' Red Croix Servlce to Others I5 the motto of the Rooseyelt jumor Red Lross Louncll To calr out this arm Y members collected lets for hospxtalued serucemen on May Day and also lor decoratxon at Punchbowl Cemetery on Memorial Day decorated the dxnmg halls of Trlpler Hos mal lor smec l I I xa occaslons and complled mformatxon on the Louncll s work and H ns III lor a correspondence album Mrs Elxzabeth Duncan was thelr aduser Front Ron Left to Right E Tong M Chee G Iam P 'Nhzuo hce Presulent I Concepcxon I Lnckson R Chmg C Xamashtta A Ixavxaguchl G Ome S Ixuster E Nonaka Ron 7 J Iamguchl Secretary I Ianjl NI Osborne R Golden Chung Yanaglhara P Lee A TOYIUIHI C, Okxmura j C hang IC HIIHCS Ii Ho I- Fujxoka Ircasurer Ron 3 I- Hama moto P Ixauayxakn D Watanabe B lehara IS Munos S lung N lxaauana C Moore j Metcalfe. P Iullng P Hanna I Chmg R Malolama D Ram R Suglta Ron -I S Imdall A I 1 H Cl g I Icc X Iakata I 'Nyuha R Mlglll N Honey j Gaylord H kallnkea P Oy r C ff 7 Projectzonzft Club There w1ll be a lilm shownng today Throughout the school year thxs was the cue for Rooseyelts PTOJCCLIOTIISI C,lub members to o to 8 work Under the advlsershlp of Mlss Evlyne johnson the year was Filled mth held trnps educatronal films and meetings featurmg guest speakers Front Ron left In Rxghl D lx Deacon I C,oncepuon A Perry R 'NIcClellm I Nott NI Okamoto E kakazu L Chlng P Ixortschak H Hall Ron 7 N Lee j Xanagxhara C I t Chung -X NI Iulton President S Sxra Secretary M Hawks north A Dans CJ Char P Resler Rau 3 R Shxgemura I- Yamamoto H Clung IL Bekstrom j Scott I- Chun Hoon Ir A E easurer Xuen D kaerstner hcelresxdent R Nakamura R Makmo Ron 4 C Iau R Mallmork R Chung IV Aman cxtlhcauon Comnuttu j Caylold I Tam A Dougherty L Ozakl lNeuman H Sdllxl B Scott X Honey R Nelson Co char C 7 qv up Q2 f -' 'a 4 ff X I Q' C . 1 .Q - , . 1 a 1 he X3 r,-el-A, In V, f - l , X Y U I it , . 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B. , e ' K Hm Koleua Helpmg the needs and glWlIIg seruce to the communltv and school the members of the Hut Kokua worked dlllgentlv vuth Xhss I oreen YN nnter adusmg them 'I he gxrls helped the Volunteer Seruce Bureau conducted a clothmg drne lor the Korean relugees and the Terrntorx tl Hospltal sponsored a book drxve lor the school llbrarw and sent C,-XRI: packages to the Far East I-rmzt Run iff! In Rtghl I- Irnnoka C, Xamamoto NI Chow C Xakagavsa C Xdllldhlllll L kuwana B 'Nlurata I Xa mane P Ium -X kavsaguchl Hxraoka NI Ieong Rau xIClflSl'IIgC Secretarx l lau S 'Nlshlluda I Inoue I Lee Nakano S Dol k Nlurrax S Stra C Chong C Oktmura ll Inn C lajnma hee Presxclent XS Hakashlge Rou 3 konke H Xoung -X Yoslnmatsu R Chlng Yanaglhara Ntshlguchl A SIIWA I Lrtcson I Perrln B Lee C, Nozavsa Iamavata Ireasnrer Han I- Iukunaga C Parker C sIIlIlIl7ll R Imada C Nnshtda Rau 4 NI lomtla President Malanabc D Hanzltk VI Young NI NIOI'l0Isd R Is3l0I3IlId I Bakken P Rcsler NI Ieong P Optopxo P Lee C Guzman u oo Game Warderzf Nlay I see your ACIIYIIY book' IS a lamnlxar questlon asked by the game wardens ol all Roosevelt sports lans Under the dlrectlon ol NIr Robert Rego and Nlr Davld orge the game wardens were re sponstble lor student conduct at lootball and btsketbtll games hunt Ron left to Rzglzl -X Dans 'Nhlsteacl X Rogers NI Ieong X Sugxhara C 'Ioyama NI Lau NI Hnral X Ise Ron 2 S Iantmoto B Pung D Hong C Yamamoto H Iee C Cht Chang l Nott C Harada Ron 3 j Dlenes 9 Claassen lx Peterson I liakken N Home NI Hanksworth C Ium lx lopcs Ron 4 X lePortc K 'NIcC,Iellan F Larson Hageman P Muller M Omno C Coo V as 1 N x I' Am if I A slr Sis fr -M, fl l tx' L1 93 l ' 'fy L. . . 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' 1.4, .'f , .454 Ake Akamai: The sclence club an educatlonal and social organuatxon was started In 1940 xvllh Scxen tn Lrescat meanmg may knowledge Increase as their motto members learned more about the appltcatnon ol suentthc prlncnples Xhth their aduser Nltss Katherlne O Dea vxslts to the Pacific LJIICIIIICRI Lomptny and Hiysaum Llettrlc Lompany were made and posters and showcase dls plays were presented -X binquet completed the year Frm1lRnu lffl lo Rxghl Iukuda X NISIIIIIA R Nlakmo IS Nong N Vale X Honey F Ing 'I Cathey R Bonser President Run D H tlm S Hlrahara I Nlaeda D Ota K Yamamoto S Chun NI XOSIIIKRIIII F Ixodam N lau Treasurer NI Hara: S Iilomcrley C Ioyama Ron 3 P kim -K Hee I Broad B lee R lmada Nlorlshlge I- Oltamura C Harada C Nhura I- Oda NI Oltamoto If I-ultunaga Rau 4 A Isauaguchx G Sung I- Ianjl 9 ll j Lonchee L Xflldihd IH Inoue P Lee J Hlgucht X Nakamura C Nakamura -I Chang P Chu C foo 0 'Nlshlda Rau 5 I- Saltaluda C Hong NI Omno NI leong H L Chlllg M A Leong E Chang XIC? Ptcsldent If Larson A Ie Porte Secretary R Young I Xamanaga M Chun C Chong GAA 'Ihe Cnrls -Xthletlc Assouatlon to encourage good SlJOl'lSII1.iI'lKI'IlP and fellowship held play days of yolleybtll basketball soccer boulnng md boomball vuth other hugh school groups faculty members and former members ol the club Under the dlrectton of Mass Lluabeth Kaulta money' malung projects were held let sales durlng Aloha Xl eek and Nlav Day and coke sales m Aprxl at the Publlc Schools Track Meet I-rout Rot lr!! In Rrghl K Muller H Sumn 'N Nagatanr X lan Xue Presndent Cornwell Helen Masakn kane N Ilulnl ll kanetakt M I n Run I fldhl I oung N unn I lum 'N LC I ION Helfdhlljl Ireasurer B Iayarcs Secretary f Nlatlt President Ron 3 M I Khnng Sports Manager D lau VI Alhdld N Nelson N Ixaanana S Ixuhns M Carter K Chang Rou 4 R Vtalolama S Forsythe I lyons P Qxlya A Arahles P Sylxa C Schutte I Amana H Hall gf w? A '03 5 BC B2 +3 N tv! I 'V' Af' 1 1'-1 ws. Q- 4? 1 WT it Q I 94 I A. . 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M . tffk ft. x 0 'l f ff ,, Roosevelt .7Wlgl9tingale.f A group of girls planning on a nursing career organized the Roosevelt Nightingales this year. The girls studied the profession of nursing and received the opportunity to practice. Under the guidance of Mrs. Ivah Feiteira, they did volunteer work at hospitals, kindergartens, and various organizations. Front Row, Left lo Right: D. Fujii. li. Cabral. M. A. Kagawa, Vice-President: E. Kanai. C. Yamanaga, li. Fuku' naga, Blomerlev, M. Hirai. Rou' 2: B. j. fumbaga. M. Ventura. S. Rowe. l. Broad, C. Nozawa. B. Lim, Secre- taryg B. Lee. Rau' 3: J. Ogura. D. Dumapay. j. Borja, I-2. Canipollo. E. Nonaka, President. Camem Club Camera enthusiasts received instruction on simple photography during the year. Mr. Edwin Chinn, their adviser, and advanced members of the club gave interesting lectures and demon- strations on various fields of photography. Practical darkroom work was carried on during the year. Members also made their own Christmas cards and sponsored the National High School Photographic Awards Exhibit. Front Row, Left to Right: M. ul. Chee, I.. Ching, C. Chang, C. Chang, M. Leong. G. Toyama, Treasurer: P. Kim, j. Hiraoka, l. Kakazn, P. Morales. Run' 2: l.. Fong, P. Rini. S. l.ini, l.. Hee. B. Lee, C. Nolawa. M. Okatnoto, li. Yamagata, I.. Yee. Ron' 55 C. Chong, President: M. Sakaguchi, Vice-Presidentg 'IQ Wong, R. Sugita, R. Chun, E. Oshiro, 'II Hee. A. Yoshida. Ron' I: l.. Miwa, N. Miyake, R. Mastnnoto, C-. Finley, A. Dougherty, XV. Hee, I.. Miwa, M. Choy, I.. Ozaki. QQ- , I tio' ' .nl W .. Q ef gi ' ' ' v ' ga 15. Y . . I ,- ' S . , X .ggigi , . , 1 i' ASN g 4' - . O6 'kr r-J-Q 95 V' C' I 6 4. 1 Q? Roosevelt Lzttle Theater An lnlCI'CSlll'1g and varned program attracted drama enthusnasts lured by the excitement of the stage to Joln the Rooseselt Llttle Theater Organued to promote mterest and appreciation of dramatxcs the club attended the Umversnty Theater group producttons and sponsored one act plays presented for a select audlence Other HCIIXIIICS mcludeo makeup demonstratlons plxtlorm plays sluts and monologues Front Rou left to Rrglzt S bonsahes L Murakami N Home P Dunham M A laxlor B Bannowsln lx Hxmes K Murray K Yanaga Secretary Ruw 7 S Hormann P Hormann D jacroux L Luke I: Iarson Presldent P Nhller Treasurer S Claassen Hageman A lxemble M Halstead Ron 3 S iprmger T Tohm X1cePresldent R Nnlbur K McClellan R Gordon j balxe L Scbelle D Doxle X Honey front Rau Left to Rzght KN Wong L Lmdsew L Lnckson R Chung G Chung Nl Black l- Nlontoxa l Souza A Levln l L R D lau 0 Nlullm H Hall Hou 3 I-'ukuda E Hou S Pang J Murphy P McLachlan NI H3WKSMOIll ue Shaw M Mulhkm 'VI Omnyo N Male R Freed A Sakuma 9 'Q os- ln FQ i '00 - :1 JG Y as Left to Rlght R6l16Il7SIIIf'f!l7 Il plm fm Il sopl1o11111re assembly me 101111 HIIQEIIIKIII l'l1 11111411 Hnffx 1111111116 lopes and IXIITOI HIIIZFS Flmse 1111111115 1011111155111 1l11111111I11s 51111161115 xfI!,I6lC' Bl11rl1 P11111 1111111111111 111111 A117111 H11111fs 11112 shun 71 111 the mzdst 11 ll 5111111611 bllllfllf 111111111 ub11l1 lemes A111111 111o1t11Il3 110111111611 Lxrcle See Z1 11111 In ff l111s 1111110 tu me' sms the 111s1111r Oplzelza 553111111 Hflllllllllllj to 1111161 11 111 51111 11j as tllex 1611611156 for the one 111t play HI1111 Slzrzkespcvlres Iadzes Vee! t to Rnght Bun 111111111111 11111 S1116 111111 IIICIIIICPY ,III f: Izss B111 f 1111 1 11 H11 81111111 pre 1116 fm the 11111111111 B111111 ffllllflf R1f111lx' Set' 111111111 XIMI11111111 H11z11111l Slllkl and I11111es ISI1' 11z1111t SIQIIIII 111 1111111 11111 1111t11111s A-v ML ,L fly Z1 Q! i 6' 01 Q I 41' 1-llflllllflf Qillfl-Hill mfr: f1lNflf4lX Ihr' type of high .xpnil :4'l11'1l1 :von thrill lr11r'2srlml11.sI11 lfflguef Idmilmll l.'l1111np1'om'l1ip. N Roosevs Spirit in SPQIIS Varsity Football Rough Riders ..... Charge! And so they did. They charged right on to the 1955 Interscholastic League Cham- pionship. Thanks to the expert mentoring of head coach Edmund Ticky Vasconcellos, line coach Kai Bong Chung, and end coach Johnny Yvright, the Rough Riders rode through the season undefeated. By far, our greatest victory of the season was the annual tussle with Punahou for the coveted Paintbrush Trophy. The boys, with the Red and Gold spirit, trounced the Buff and Blue's by a score of 20-6. This victory was the first stepping stone to the champion- ship. Brilliant halfback George Purdy, co-backs Nolan George and Frank Kaleimamahu, and quarterback Mark Holbrook operated the running force of the Riders, who were paced by linemen such as all-stars George Naukana, Cashman' Bertelmann, Moses Pung, and William Young. Good blocking by other outstanding linemen Anthony Mau- nakea, Thomas Onishi, and jay Buckert showed our compact offensive power. Starting off the season's play with victories over Farrington and Kaimuki, the boys had little time to catch their breath before they played Punahou, Iolani, and St. Louis in successive weekend tilts. Ending the season triumphantly with the defeat of the Tigers and the Warriors, the tired Riders suffered their only defeat in the exhibition game against Punahou on Thanksgiving Day. We take our hats off to the team and grate- fully proclaim-Hail the Champs! Season's Record, 1955 REGULAR SEASON PRE-SEASON Roosevelt Opponent Roosevelt Opponent 19 ,trt,....,,,,,,,,... , Farrington .. ,...........,. ,,,,. 6 38 ......,,,.,,l......... Kapaa High ,,,,....,...,t,,,ttt,,, , 6 40 .,....,.... ..,,. , . Kaimuki ......,. ,........... I 5 32 .....,..,., .,,,, , . Baldwin High .....,..,,,,,,.,.., , 0 20 ....... ,...... P unahou .. .,,.... 6 33 .,.,... ..,,.,, S t. Anthony ........, ,,,,-, , 6 19 ,,,..,. .,,,,,, I olani ..,.,,,,.,., .,.,,.. 6 H ,...... ...,., S t, l. ' .,.,,.,... .,,,,,, 1 J 32 ,,,,,,. ,,,,,,, M cK.?,'fLj ,,,,.,,,,.,,, .,,,,,,,..,, , S, 6 POST-SEASON 32 ..,.... .,.,.,. K amehameha ,.........,., - ,,..,,. 0 6 .......,........ Thanksgiving Game ...,, ,,,,,,, 2 0 WON 10, LOST 1, TIED 0 George Purdy successfully evades a frustrated Pun as jay Buckert blocks to set up the scoring on a 61-yard run. The Riders trampled Punah ou 20-6 to regain the coveted Paintbrush trophy. 6 ' . . xl: , ,.1 . lf 'J...aaxl9v.,. , - ,zu '.f .. J i.. .C . ,,, Y l l EDMUND VASCONCELLOS Athletic Director Senior Football Senior 'I'rz1c'k V.-,. 'N , V an , - wg Q0 I I 4 X x - KAI BONC CHUNG AIOHN VVRIGHT Line Cozifh End Coach They Produce Champions Fullbaek Frank Kaleimamalzu swenfes around right end with the blorking of,aI1-star llilillffllll Young in the Kaimuki tussle. The Riders were in rontrol during the entire game. fiffif S ui, . .... . fi Q N ,.. 'gif f- tx-1' f . .. The Secret: A. Nl.-Xl'NfYKE.,X cs. N,.xl'K.-xxx vg- Tmlclf' 'I'4u'k1r xg K J I 4 C. PURDY F. K.'Xl,ElMAMAHU Iflllfllllflf lfllllbllfls' vw muff , 44110 an . , L lZl ' Vivo, fx 'ff ' fc.:- n . ' ,- in iii I -'nf yin' ' 5' af ' A V . .2 Q '. 1, ' 7 f l3w'f'z -' ?'f1'f'f7 - -- '.f's-Q .1-. Rugged .NVUIIIH Gwnjgr, vulml .Hun ln.9pi1'r1I1'm1r1I l,llIjX'f'1' of the Yrur by Ihr? Roosfwfflt I.eIte'1'- menls Club. Imzf1'.s Ihr' A,IliN11llx'f Iran: ITIIIAHIIQ in Ihr dust. N. GEORGE C, BlLR'l'liI.M.-XNN M. PVNG T. ONISHI Hnlfbark Center Guard Guard We if ? 9? l 'F 'ff' Team ork vi 1 fu, , ' xl. liouskoox 'so Qmn'Ir'r 11111 lr XY. YOVNCL l5l'ClKliR'I' I-,ml lim! 15' I -KE' - x -f- R ,S 5.- He's nfl KIIQIIIIIL' ,-1111211 hx' Ridfr 111r1r'kr'1's, Purdy displfzyv Ihr' funn fllllf zvmz .Host VKIIIIIIIJI6' l'lf1ycfr' in Ilia' 1.I'fl4Ql1l', P. LXBOR Nl. K,XXl',SHIRO R. SHRRYK Halfbaflc Gzmrd limi 'N W? D C ' '96 S . Cl, DIXH f,'r'7lf1'I' 4 An 41 X? him Ihr HYIP nf ID. Fl'l.I.,XX 1:1111 PP 91' Psa QC' .'l'u ,,.. L I. .Q ...pas .,.-. ? Ifleet-jrmted George Punly gullnps louwrzl Ihr glllllflfhff zvflll ll .x11IK'IvIllf'X' 7iIvxQI'I' in lm! pzuxxuzvt. B. BROl'CLI'I'I'ON CI. NIORITA Q-1411r't1'r'l111rl: Gmini 'k thin i 41' ij ' Q .-gi.. .1 ig 44. -o 1l Ain LQQQ, ' They Won 1 - f the K 0 V . p-one-of Pzuntbrush and Gang uvzyf Will: rlrnrhed teeflz, halfbafk Bl.T!'lI Akina pushes 11.81-111' rx Kam l1'r1rr1'1n'. Rrmsezfrlt mul: H16 flmnzpfurlsllip by winning 11115 gfllllf, U-U. IAN E 'l'ur'lc1e QF v .5- H. KAX ETA liuurd Q Y, ffl if C---0' 5 1-- ,,, Scrappy Nolan George nears the end of hzs 35-yard dash in the Turkey Game as lun tackler Guy Simerson approrulzes Paul Labor and Robert Keen sunound a Bulldog to foul up a XV. LARSEN Tackle l, g if-1 . l 2 I.. TASAKA, Tarkle O. S.-XIKI, End R. K1-QLQN Emi Kn- Crazy-legs I1 1UIlI'lI dozun I. XYH.Xl.liY llfzlffnulu Left to Right: A. XV.-XI-I.XVORK, Ifullbarkq XV. K.-X4 .7 I.EINIAMAHl', Hnlfbnr'k,' DE CORTE, Center: XV. PA, Guard. Wi Mark Holbrook rrashes llfrough the weakened FI11'7'I'71gf0V1 line for Wulrb for Qzmrlerbnfk .Hawk next War! F. ZANE YVILIA H11lfb11z'ff Hfllfbafk rr'-' .' '--.j.' ' . All Hail the Cham SV 417 I , e--A . - '- ,. ,, . av- U. 'I Q Q 4 5 J- I. Q. 'JN V.:- ff',.w - s ,A . I Jerome Whaley shakes OH a AIeKmIey Tiger lo rross the line for a toufhd Roosevelt won 32 6 The Rzdels are on the way! H. SHIMIZU Head Afanager no .,..vo-nvvf f , -. qv ' , f 4 Q 01071 . V. CAN NON Trainer '11, M '-xx GTQQP l 'rf 4. C? PETER CHUN Coach ' yi Speedy George Purdy drives forward in an eHort to score on a lay-up shot as Mark Holbrook awaits I1 possible rebound. Senior Basketball The Rough Riders once :again established themselves :is top pennant contenders in the lnierstholzistic Bziskethzill League. Alter riding confidently through lour viitories, we linzilly toppled under the ziltzuk ol the ihzinipion Fan- rington Governors and the setond-plzice St. l,ouis Crusaders. We lought on to delezit the remain- ing teiuns :ind pzirticiputed in the :annual Round Robin series, finishing in third place. H18 The Roosevelt uigers operated its it well' bxilzinced unit during the entire season. led by All-Stairs George Nziukzinzi :ind Allen Yaipp. Sparkling lloor plus' by seniors XN'illi:un Young :ind Gordon XYong was augmented ln the steady playing ol' George Purdy. Paul I,:iIJor, XX'ilhert Ching. Harold Shimizu, und -lay Butkert. qluniors Nlzirk Holbrook. Francis Young, :ind Yzince Cannon will return its veterans to provide the desired punch next yezir. 7 f And flu' .Y!'U7'f' wen! up Illllllllfl' IIUll'll. Willmzrz Young Guard Allen Ynpp leaps up 17 l1v0p01n!Y as a Vru Sinks Il jurnp .shot nx All-SIrlr's':1llf'11 Ynpp um! flffilgf' knoll KIIXQFI' fries to lllnrk him. .xvlllllfllllll 'll'flll l6'!ISL6'l3'. 9 Season s Record, 1956 Roosevelt Opponents 'fl Hxnxklmll fi! Bti kaimulu IW 43 Punuhou fill tif! Nficl-Vauillc 'ufi 37 lillllllglllll 'ul ,474 Niakmlex 40 36 KlilllL'llL1llll'llLl 1' 47 Iululli 42 T43 Sl, Louis -H ROUND ROBIN SERIES Roosevelt Opponents IH l'.u'xil1gIon -If -I3 Plllldlllbll H 43 Sl. Louis 'rl 109 -swag, l -.. ' Q ' ' I I 1? , r ' fi A Ib Icp Row, l?efl to Right: C-. Naukuna, l,'f'nIr1,' W Young, l'ur:wml,' KL. Purdy. f f '1-' A- Xilpp. fizmrzl. Row 2: Nl. Ilullmmk, hf11rmrl,' l'. l.nlmr, l.uurr!,' XY. f,ll1ng,f,,,f,-,,,,1. They Won 215 Winners should A 1111111 s1'1'11111111f for me hull ,,,,, ' 1 141113 f,,,,,,,1 H C 11'-'fffip ' ' ,Mr 'ww ,, .uf , . The fine dribbling of eager Allen Ynpp was one of the many reasons why he was rlmsen nn lnlersz lmlrlstir' All-Slrlr. They lost With grace. Top Row, Left to Right: K-. Hung. hun-fini: H. Shimizu, Guard: But U Lmnfi. Row 2: P. Young. f'fnrrrn1I: Y. flzmnun, lfenlafr: R. Lam. Mmmger M Pa, .xllHHIgf'V. QE- 9 Au 1 0 '- A.- Qi? 'lf' er i in 4 I I 'b' 21 qc- :Q as Q- ,, Q tk 1 an rf.. T I 1 -x ve. iv 41 'rr Z ' 4.5'l wiht A 4' 'EQ .. svft. . w bg! -uw Il's a tozu'lrdowrr. ' Ilan Cuban plums orfrr on Il quarter- If Roy Hill fludes a Red Raider for a substantial bark .wreak agamsl lolanr. Roosevelt rr-on 26-7. gain in me fhjyrl gl11f1y'fyy'UfpI11y, ROBERT REGO Head Coach HOXVARD KRUSE Assistant Coach 8, s . , A . A -' 4, lil 474 Q I .X dr ,dy .ph r. 7 Q- unior Football Fight. team. fight! This phrase sounded all season as the .junior Varsity learn lought to linish third in the junior lnterscholastic League. Our inexperient ed team. under the guidance ol Coaches Bob Rego and Howard Kruse. realized that good clean playing, hard work, and the grit ol determination were essential to a well-balanced team. Clo-captains Francis judd and 'I'homas Price. with other sophomores. George Kruse and quaterlmark Dan Cuban, lorrned the bulk ol the team. Front Run-, If!! In Riglrl: Lordon Wong, I-erald Nutt. Richard Mau, llerrjamin Pimental, Norbert Ola- guera. joseph Ortiz, Lawrence Olaki, C-erardo Pact, Wendell Ahhex. l.uwell Clamhra, Don Richardson. Le Rox Hill. Clarence Nishi. Ron' 2. john Wojtilt, Mgr.: lframis judrl, lh-rt lxohaxashi jr., -Xlhert lieuto, l.ui Piliwale, Howard 'lasa ka, Yintent Fernandes, Raxmond Correa. Nlilton llhung, llennrs Hung. Russell lnrlrnexer, Daniel Luhan joe Niexer, Nils llaramoto. Daniel Santos. Nlgr. Roz: 3: 'lhomas l'rite, ,john Santos. Rithard Fujita, beorge Kruse. Carl kauhanc. Claldgar Yara. iklidldll' tau Salanoa jr., Wilfred Nakaxama, Robin Mizura, Leighton Crandall. Donald Lee. ' rr . .- 1w0'.4'-Nb k a , s. , -4 tg!-4:1 'll' - w -jf: ' ' ....'fs,.,1.1- . v.. N'-N ',' .I .. .v Tr as fl - 'i:'w1f'H I ' 1 .-as-rs 1iEf'L ' x ' I L' .1 i' in --' W '- Q V v. 43, '11 'Z' -YV ' I 1 V gt 'f f 'fy B I '-K tg -U .l .Q , ., ' gil i if Q R' - rw I 7 . q ' U I ,,, -.Q ll W .. -- i ,Q I 'I Hin ' -iL - 41 ' '-GL Lou Patch Controls the backboard to secure the Ilrizfmq :sl SI. l,oui. lllj'P7'.S', George Kruse' 111111 01' fmrifluslv lllllflfflflf teflfflmfflfs. nttem an fnmrlm nm mints fm- the Ilfmsevelz 9 I sr or rlmru rl umor Basketball hIllllL1SldSfTl Splfll ind team plu relgnecl hlgh H1 the mmds of our umor Basketball team He ideal bw coach Xhllram Xonng the X qumtet dxsplawed a strong Frghtmg mll to Vklll vbllll the tombmecl talents ol five jumors and mne sophomores the Roosexelt Babes mmeuwerecl themselxes to tapture filth plnce in the umor Inter scholastu Ielgue led bv Dan Luban Xlex lxecln incl Roger ihung the term lought through 1 tough season gnnlng muah needed experience Xll ulll be 1 grent asset to the bemor X irsltw next xetr font Ron let In Right I o Jcrtson fuer C nxt L or fuban itch R Nlau C g xt lonstu U R Hull R lhung I Patch P O K Bent: kalexaloha r QQ , ,QQ .96 , I ,, A UIQ .' .42 ,- , . rw-1-1 ' . ..y L 'fa 1' 'L , .- 3 Q' J. . , . . Prartire makes perfert. Ernest Oliver, Les Meye1 in one of lheir daily prartire sessions. Cirrlfh' Head Coach, Edmund Vasconcellos Brluzr: Assistant Coaches, Bob Gardner and t Lilo Allen Q 4. z.- - 'Q - '-JL. 4- -1- ' ' N.. , -s .ah-r.-Fx 'I 1 '1N ',5fm V f A t !P15llf-,- .4 n-LH! ' 1'Qrf'S' u-ag:-, IH fn .- :N 5 g-geese ,Q K ' 3 Q .2912-c, ..-Q ii, V , ,fpfj y I X f- wi jxyqfd. ,.'Xf NJ lt' 'll?'f2iiv1,4,HfS.l Front Row, Left to Right: D. Robertson, M. Kam, L. R. Hill, D. Cuban, R. Mau, H. Oshiro, K. Gillis, N. George, G. Furu- kawa, T. Wong, J. Fonseca, R. Sasaki, L. Chong. Row 2: M. Look, D. Lee, H. Philips, K. MacLeod, j. O'Neal, G. Kruse, N. Schoening, R. Shufl, D. Noel, R. Keen, K. MacDon- ald, R. Shuttlewood, L. Faria, K. Ayat. Row 3: V. Honey, G. Naukana, E. Oliver, D. Fullaway, A. Du nn, L. Meyer, R. Shreve, C. Dine, C. Bertlemann, K. Van Etten, j, Sanders, j. Rowe, V. Peroff, J. Peters, W. Larsen, G. Purdy, M. Kelly, j. De Corte, F. Kaleimamahu. Senior Track The Red and Gold waves high again! Completing another successlul season, our cindermen emerged vic- torious, once more winning the Public School Meet, Cornell Relays, and lnterscholastic Track Meet championship. January found the spikesters priming tor the tough season ahead. The tests and measurements program, introduced by Coach Vasconcellos a few years ago, again uncovered latent talent to supplement an already fine team. The bulk of the team was composed of returnees George Naukana, Louis Faria, Karl Van Etten, George Furukawa, Dave Fullaway, Les Meyer, Frank Kaleimamahu, and Mike Kelly. They were assisted by newcomers Milton Kam, Danny Cuban, and Raymond Chu. Much credit goes to Coaches Edmond Vasconcellos, Lilo Allen, and Bob Gardner, whose efforts produced experts in track and held events, and promoted good sportsmanship. Three cheers for our spikesters! 115 -nv s Q . L' ' Y ..--n.-- ' 1, il Aliltrm Kam lunge.: arross the finish line ' ' in the 440-yard dash. Q, ' , mi' 'A - 17:1 Danny Cuban, sensational broad jumper, in nrtion. 2, W . , - J--f .fi A f tx, ,Jr I 6 'Y' x I -, - .N X Q' 4 f ue ' 3 - I -' . 'sb -' .f ,-X Ll... I I 'Lp Xl, f, .K Vai, ...lip ,a I I I9 ' . W if ' j efv,,, 1, 11 1 -.1 X 1 DAVID FULI.,-XXS'AY KENNETH NIAcgl.EOD LESLIE MEYER ERNEST OLIVER .S'.'S'0, Alfie' 880, Alfie' 330 330 llfi 45' N-XID XIIRL KILIIX lx-XLILIXIAXIXHU RICHARD SHI FF RFIIH XIMDO 440 Relays Sprmli Relax FRANK , . . . . ' S TI.IIf5. Relays bprznts Relays 4- iff X A QQX 11..X4 RH' IhS bAlNDhRS C h0Rf IL Fl RUKAW NX VXN ILIIFX IOLISFXRIX IXX Relaxs Hurdles Relax? ROBILR1 SHRILWIL RXRI Uze Hurdles Relay Bmafl IIIIIII H0 Sfnmts D -XVID ROBlzR'I SON RMXYMOND SASAKI C ILORGIL Nl-XUK-XXX ROI XX f ILORC h C H-XRI Lb DINIL 11t H0 Relays Shot put Pole vault J, 1 N ,Q - 'Y -.L L32 t, 3' I xxx e I 'l X K ,. ' - ' :EE ' XX-4 A -4 A 3 ' F' ' V I' X 2 . N f ' . 1 J V ' , X ? ' f 3 ' . Y xl? X5 - 5 4 l :i 1: , . , 'kg I V Y I., P 4 ' 'B Q X , I 1 . A ' 1 X , ,L-4' - 4 -F ' F If . I' I L I y I gh Qu fi? K -,xx 55' 51, 1' .2 1 - ' - 'xml ,5Q ww I , 91. 'l I K. if I 1 f Xx 1 11 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .R , f 'I :,. - ' - 1 , . x - xs ' I Q V 'llf - ' Qff 1 I I V 'vi I 1,9 X D Veg F cl ' , QL. ' ' 5 I L xwhrhw ! I i , RQ F Yxgb I W I, QA. -1 A I , --. A a W X sy , ,Q K 5 1 ' 4 v A , qv I' I 7 Q' A I N3 -1 . M . . ' 'W I K if 'X .gg Av ,-raw 'E I ' , H W4 T -X Z- 1 2 1 R X 1 R xl M 2 K l fi E xx , 4 1 ' , f ' IZ., 1 . 2' ' , A ,' ii 1. ,.'. ' ,.'.' 2' ii Q. . ' ' Pole vault Shot p . '. -' ll7 Senior Roosevelt High School climaxed a bril' liant athletic year at the Rough Rider nine finally broke a fifteen game losing streak by trouncing Farrington 15-0 in its fourth game of the season. Coached by Lester Higa, the team won games whifh were sought by Roosevelt baseball fans ever since l954. The lack of a good baseball diamond to practice on proved to be an obstacle in the performance of the team. Taking this handi- cap into consideration, the boys worked even harder to uphold the Red and Gold spirit. Top Row, Left to Right: COACH LESTER HIGA, B. Broughton, H. Kashima, M. Pung, G. Purdy. Baseball Co-captains Henry Kashima and Rideau Rogers led the team through a successful season with the help of returnees Phillip Yamaguchi, Melvin Rego, Morris Takushi, Arvin Sethman, and Mark Holbrook and valuable seniors Bill Broughton, Moses Pung, and Harold Shimizu. Next year's team will be paced by juniors Thomas Ishii, Richard Sugita, and jack Randall with sophomores Harvey Hahn, Lloyd Nishina, and Russell Twelmeyer helping to give us another commendable season's record. Rego, R. Rogers, H. Shimizu, P. Yamaguchi, M. Holbrook. 1 . Bottom Row M Girls' Swimming O Coached by Robert Rego, the girls' swim ming team churned its way through an other successful season. Inspired by Olll standing swimmer, Bzirbzirzi Stevenson, the Rider mermuids displayed good standards ol' perlormzinces and sportsmzinship. The team boasted 21 large quota ol' underclass men who will be a great asset to the team next year. Front Ron Left to Right G Nleier Nl Halstead B Stesenson D acroux P Hormann. Rou' 2: L. Alio, E. Akau, D. Dezsy, D h M Scott B Scott Rou 3 L Roberts lx Himes S Llaassen J Dienes, M. A. Taylor, j. Simons. 'LP K AJS V If 0: ba, Boys' SW1mm1ng 'Ihe bows svsnnnnng tenn under the tuteltgc ol Louh Rego dgdlll allowed the qurlltw ol 1 strong back boned team led bv Cemlcl Xllkl the Rlder mermen to operated to lorm A well balanced team mth spxrnt and enthusntisrn Those returnlng next weir to bolster the team mclude B111 Taylor and DOLlgli5 Xllkl lolm Mrk: gets set fm the 700XI1'ld lneast shake I'mntR1u ld! 11 Rzqlzl R Nakamura D NHL: D Doyle H Lnsen C lllllflt XS H Taylor C1 Mxlu X Lannon R Okamura R Xhlbur S Sprxngcr Nl XAIIIHIIIOIO 3 ru we M- f 13, 8 W' x's't 5w? '4 rig, 1 9 aft ', 31 .3 Q IIA' IC' V, Vw 0 NVQ 4 535' ' ek. 'M 'Q 4 'ts.q, SAM. fit. if , L 1 'W ga C Bento Rm luon YS 'UU Q-if 1. l O . , . . Fftv A 1 2 4 2 Y 1 1- - 1 A 1 ' f l 1 L 1 . - 1 ' 4 'fx X , Y 1 V2 - 1 l ' v 1 TQ ff 1' 1 A 1 Ak -' , .. . I Q '. i , I. . 1 ' ' 1 9 1 ' ' 4? ' ' ., I 1 Viv y tn I f ,..,. I ff ' . fy ft! ' ' , - - b I ,.: 9 ..,Q,55m x' ' fa .1 if V , Q, -30, A D . ' 1 . fm Tl' M P' . ..f 15 I' 5' 1 f ', 1' Q ' ' ' ' Q 9. .1 58 . , ,L . , I 4- Q h 1. 1 4, p. .t -X ,f ,, f l ' tu, v .- f ! 'X 1 , X 1 ' 4-'w ' it 9 Q.' 5 Wt A U sig. 3 jfs ,K 9 A, 'W ', -q.h5-- ' t . P 'O lf . -1 :' ' 5 Q 7 t 1 1 fn. 'Qt -. -to t -qs' 1 r A H- v , t 1 bvr QM gan. ,,,. . Og, 1 h K G 'Z ' ' 4 f , iq l , A BZ ' -3 ' P5 -ns N, . l A N E N3 - 1 1 f - ke l - F, .. Q CK, F A , - 1 f, . f ' ' 1 9 , . 1 '-I 4 t , 5. 'Z ' ' :f - A ' . r -- - - 1 ' V 1 .. ,X , 5 Q X 1 . f LW ' 1 m ' ' ' i ,fr f - 5 1 ,. . Q R rt L g ' 1, I . K 4 A ' 1,43 K - . - ,yn qw ' 1 E 'F V yi .a:r-:-'-- '- QA . E. t Front Row, Left to Right: . Ahana, G. Toyama, I.. Sue, N. Nelson. Ron' 2: S. Wong, Mgr.: M. Lau, B. Ho, G, Chang, Captain Leona Sue :res the ball nfross the nel. 4 0 A, Girls' Tennis The Girls' Tennis team had only eight mem- bers lllis year but they proved hard to beat on the courts. The team won I9 games, finishing second. Practice started early in October with the matches ol' the Interscholastif League com- mencing in February. The season was rounded out with the Kamehameha Invitationals held in March. Leona Sue captained the team with three other IOP senior girls, kloyce Ahana, Mil- dred l.au, and Grace Toyama. Nancye Nelson and this year's manager Sandra XVong, repre- sented the junior class. Next year's team will be led by sophomores Gloria Chang and Ber- nadeen Ho. Rifle Team Ready on the right! Ready on the lelt! Ready on the firing line! Load and lock! CON!- Nll-QNGE FIRINGS These were the daily commands during prac- tice as the rifle team once again performed as true sharpshooters. The team, coached by Ser- geant XN'ilbert Holck, was spearheaded by veter- ans Gerald Swedberg, Wellington Ow, Elbert Ishi- maru. and Thomas Hee,gMA 'KNAW'-y YN, Ihe team took a heartbreaking second place in the League alter a shootvoll with Punahou. si, - ff. ' a K f hog .5 y 6- C' - it lt l , f t - t. v' 1 . I f s, from Row, Left In Right: W. Aki, VV. Tanaka, j. Allen, R. Shull, M. Soh. Run' 2: M. Nishiinnto, C. Benin, A. Yuen, l-I. ALI li. XY. Chapman. Golf 'lirainetl and foziclieti by Nlrs. Thelma Harris, the Rider gall' team laced another season with assurance and optimism. Hpezrrheacling the teznn were upperclassrnen XYilliain Aki and litlwxirtl Aki, who will be surely rnissetl next year. Ricky Shull. ll new xenior member, zultletl the extra push to help turn out :in entlnisiustir teznn. Next yezirk tegnn will be tmnposetl :nlinmt entirely ol new ineinhers with just as much potentiality. I-mn! Ruff, Iff! In Right: ll. Yusliisllige, 'I. Hee,.-X.Yuxl1itla, K. Hirai, l-Q. lshiniaru, ll. Asahara. lfnn'BJC.'lonlili-1,U'.'I'alxall0 fl. Nash, ll. fil'2llllCI', K. Hogg, C. Xhxrd. Rnu' 3: Sgt, XY. llolck li. Harger, H. Crawford, C-. Swctlherg, YY. Ow, XV. St. john XY. Naihe, Capt. R. Carroll. if I. I Hl'.,., Come and lnkf II look Il wtf? I our srhonl life This IS our SCh0Q1 Llfe - , T. ' ,,, - O Q At Roosevelt We ACh1CVC Healthy Bodles 1 l'1 hi 1-.nv 6. U we 9: '12-1 pn -1,586 5 1-e 'irq' vs al-r '5' W ,,-s ,Jn ,-v Q -of F 9 p' .agv 'MY Q' 'ss 575' ms , SA 66' Sound Mmds 27,5-nq 'O Q .-,L gs. 19 .':. : ' 20 'mill ' U! N - s- ' fx o x , u--1 4,q.3-, -. x ins--,A 1, - , . . ,A 5,-x,,,b. ,. .. .. . A r 4 k f'1-.f gf, . L, '.- ,A M ' . KJ! .. . . 2- - W V .-.-. l ' ' ff , . '. 1. wr ' . .,, ..- - ' i, . '-p I -4, - -Au , ' . , lr .ws 1 T' ' H., ,wg . 14, I ' 5 ..9' L ,van--.' ' V ' A. k . ,, ' ' '51, ' V - I .01 M ' ggf. .3 W, ,aiu-p'r,9w ,y K Y f , 4 1k.f nf-. ' S, A 1 un: . limo.-txzkv' V.. Y ,diner-1,6 ,- .V f.2y,. uf? , ' -1. , H '12, , .g-'-V X.f ',A - ., '.. e . ..:-ft: -1, - , y,,, ' ew, Z -.',' in . 'tv ff- ,egu 4... Y-T-1. Af. ,,,. y , ' .V 4. ..f- 4 , . -f . f' ,' ' , g, - -..-way, .QM ., Wire . ,, 4 , , ,' . 'bf'-F . 1. ' ' ,n -3, ,N k M .. A n...,. , , ! , A ,T , , -. Q' ' ' f . I I 1' i 1, ' I . , 5 'I U. - Q - ' ' . . ,I . ' - , I ,x . DI , -...Q :Q-1 K I -' f 'g . .9 ' 3 v I xx ,,,-: ' 'i .. '- i -at ., I.. Q ' J x ff? , .. K N .. 'Q I ,' Q If -4- ' I ' x ,, . - X . , e , t L.. W and Culture DISCIPIJHC 121 , X ,R Canteen oflicem, Lefl In Righl: P. Anderson, Vice-Presb dent: Pl. IAIISUII, l'l1-sidclilg Il Hzilm, Secretary: H. Shi- milu. 'I l'L'2lYlll'1'l' O I t Canteen Capers Circle: ..... and rlzuzrfng makes the evening perfert. Below? Left to Right: Quiet games uszmlly lurn out to be mtlzer noisy. The pause for refreslmzents. .5 fp u v 1 Fmni lffizr. lf!! Io Right: Ci. Yarnanaga, l. llalcken, Sawai, K. Murray, Ci. Toyalna, G. Matsuno. Ron 9 Springer I'. Reslc-r, P. Niillvi. pl .L Lain, Ni. Kaneshiro. Canteen night! Fun for all! The P.'I'.A. sponsored canteens, where students could forget the monotony ol' the school clay, and enjoy a clean, whole- some, relaxing recreation. Students willingly displayed their tal- ents in the entertainment phase of the night and clancecl to the music' ol' vari- ous orchestras. Not to be forgotten are the quiet games that many boys played, and the loocl that lured hungry canteen- goers to the relreshment booth. Yes. these eventful evenings will always occupy a special place in our memories ol a truly precious silver anni- versary year. Right: Afternoon .... H11 rdurorlc orators. Bottom: lfZ'6III-IN' .... The fruit -5 of their labor-Autzcnin lfazfes. A 0 1 . pb , ' flux .:.f.'V Songleadersz Ann Lui, Michele Black, Unrdcan 1.00, Kay Murray, lzfrul .YII7lgIf'll!if'T. Cheer, Boys, Cheer! Majorettes: Front Raw, Left In Righr: P. Anderson, I-1. Nonaka. Row 2: G. Ho, O. Grunke, 9. Peabody. Rou' 3: M. Peabody, P. Peabody. Row -I: C. Paiva, B. Bannowsky, K. Himes. -' A ' 'ex Aw 5 z ' , 7 3.9 4 QV Q ' J., i 'ha x 01 6 8 1 ' ' hx ex A ' ' v M N N , uh' - . fg, X X 1 I5 N., . ,Rh - 1 gs ' Y! x , ' - wx i Q . 6 .. 1 I . 4 Qlulv--V ff R n 32 'v I X bcsvhi' . .,fv' PS- if I f. 1 1 give us I1 long yell! 'A QL '-C1 - ' f ..f , - X x 47' All hailf Hailf Hail! XVith that unconquerable spirit our active pepsters lecl the roaring rooters in songs and cheers throughout the year. As the waves of echo resounclecl across the fielcl we let the team know that we were always behind them. Through seven unclefeatecl games the cheer- ing section ol Roosevelt High School rose seven times ancl sang the Alina Slater with trium- phant hearts, telling everyone ol our victory. N,-. W af' 4 'sw I A N. ' 1 , 5, f ' 1 j if '- Tflfi' - . '--1'-l.J -'.3 '-n- fl f- '- j,,.,- H ,J .. - .. .... v a.,.-,f:, ...-NA ..,1,-A' -, Q c, , tr:-5.:,-f'tf .fe Q t -J t.- .9 V' .s,Q'..1'::.:-Z 'Vg' gf Y. 'V an.- -.':! -arf , ttfw -I n . ,T X 1 T ' - - I Q I 2 nu in ' I Q, ' 3 Q It ' 'Q-4,. '.jgQ ,, 5 ' 5' ? 4- In A M35 ,, - , X ,.., T5 -3' i Cheerleaders: Front kung Left lu Right: Rosalie Tatsugu- . I ,' chi, Winona Toclcl, Run' 2: Douglas Kaya, I-eralcl Wong. head Checrleacler, ,I flf' A Cappella Choir 11s.wr11bIe's in rl, is The Roosevelt A Cappella Choir ol 130 voices presented its twentieth annual Christmas Concert this year. l'nder the direction ol Hrs. Aida lloito I.ee they perletted their pro- glilllll oi mired hymns. Iolk songs. and Negro spirituuls and delighted the students by curoling in the hulls. 1: , .N 5, 'f f ' - '- M pf., ,, - ca lr- larfm was ff - +1-V j,1llHuWwv 'ilwnilifi 1 lull? 'U MRS. ALDA CCITO LEE. Cboir Director I The Spring Concert ol folk songs was equally successful in April. The Double Triple Trio and the Double Octet did more than their share by providing special music throughout the year for the student body, the public, and the hospital- iled. They enjoyed themselves while entertaining at Tripler General Hos- pital and the Halekulani Hotel. Relzeanwils are .S'f'7'I'UIl.S for rlmir students. X tl I Conrert for the C wofylg Double Octet: Fran! Razr, If!! ln Right: Y. Aralnaki, li. Ishiniaru olr, . odri 's. l,, Xliliiflllll. lcon' 2: KI. Nlorita, Nilin aki. .L lark, I, Liu, Robinson. Run' 3. R. Rc-go, S. Wallace' Music at its Best. 5' Q . lx is F' , i f ' i 1 NP ' 'Z I 1 W1 ,, , A 1 ,Q , f , ' X 1 1 h mx, 7 C , .. ' , W' nf -N'v:.f::-,AY V K ' . .nj H 4, s' . fqfglhu- '1s,,4.,,R lib JL. we 1 Here rome the mlor gzznrclsf Taj: Razr, Iffl In Rlgllff Ql,XP'I'. RfjlQ1iR'I' TENSEN, Cl,-XP'I'. CEDRIKI CHONG, Szzpply 0fl1'1'ers. RUM' 3-' Cl.'XDli'I' NLXAI. ROBERT SHREYE, Hultzrlirm l'f.xc'11z!1':'1' Ojfnm: HON. NLXYI. .AXRLINE I.l-Q I'OR'l'LQ. Sfmmrn',' tl.XDli'I' ll.'XP'l'. AIANIES O'NlcQ.Xl.. linrmlwrz .-Icljzzturztf HON. Cl.-XPT. K.-Xllll LOVES, .Sp1m.wn'. i Lip: GEORGE N.-XUKAN4-X GRETCHEN Cade! 1.1. Col. Hon. 1.t. C I We Salute Vf I . f iii! 11 ' s Cut R. O. T. C. Battalion . Forwa rd, rn a rch ! Every Tuesday cadets ol' the Reserve Officers Training Corps drilled to the pulsating rhythm of the drums. They were richly rewarded for their hard work when they received the sixth consecutive honor school banner. Roosevelt now is the only school in the territory to hold this remarkable record. Under the guidance ol Capt. Richard VI. Car- roll, who came to us this year, the boys' en- thusiasm lound constructive channels. Operating under a new system, the cadets had more drill in marching and manual-of-arms. Two com- panies were added to our fast-growing battalion, In classes taught by MjSgts. XVilbert Holck- Glenn Parrott, and Alfred XValter, the boys learned the fundamentals of map reading, weapon handling, military organization, and first aid, all of which will benefit them in their everyday living as well as in the Armed Services. Top to bottom,- .:QI-LQ5,3Ei1l1fs,.Qxx5a,,QHa5- -EUGEINE KON, ANNE-MARIE FULTON. -PAUL LABOR, PATRICIA TONG. -GEORGE PURDY, JOANN FERNANDEZ. ANTHONY MAUNAKEA, EUNICE LARSON SAMUEL XVALLACE, PATRICIA VISSER. BAND-DAVID KAYVAMOTO, JULIET INAMINE. 40 4 ,053 , 1. ix 'Q ..n-Jin' 5- .3--, ,.-1, ..-z, A, . .1 - n-.1-f.- V ff- -. 4ff-':f.:1gf3w.zli'4:f::-:'f iw ff' ,'i.4 - x., lg'-tix Z S'E'.N-.:x'f LI. Gen. Brmv Clrnkf, Ifllllllllllllillllg ofllrer, lvlllllfll States Army, PIIFI-pf, altarlzes the 1955 Honor Srlmol INUIIIFI' In Ilm rrzlurs, 11s.si.sIr'rl by Capt. Rll'lllll4!I Crlrmll. Roosevelt has won the banner for .six I'UIISE'Ikllf1'T'I' j'f'lll'.S'. FIRST SIAIRCLHKNIS. lrfl lu Rl'Q.III,' KI, Ranlculolxa, NI. Kcllx. W. Nukayguna. XV. Larsen, L. Tasaka, B. Akinu. A 1 .As ml ' 4 fn' 'H ,Y . .- ' ' -'Sc' Sa-sl , . X' ' 'r ' X N ' . ' V f,- . ' x r. ' -x 5 ' ' . ' . N- lf I 9' O fly - N, 'I , N ' X ' L ' . ', 3: ' ' 5 ' ' . ' 1 'T N x . I 4 4 -Q 14 .X g V i . tl ,. f ' ' -X ' W. C I I X Ll 'A' - . . , . , V '. ' qv , Q Q, -ik 3, - ,XS .3 .4 c1oxfPANY oH'1c3ERs. Frou! law, Left . JJ - L , V -Q Rm lu Right: M. Soh, B. Yan Blake. W. Rego, f' A N - -. L 'x .. Nl. Holbrook. l.. San juan, P. Valdez, N. Qtr - 7 . ' R7 - V' f ' imorgc, ll. Sison, S, Springer. Rau' 2: W. 3' - x'v 'A , W' Malice, XY. Pa, R. liilll, K. lakaki, f . i cy ' Scott, li. Young. Silxa, XY. Chinn, f ,.. . KI. Dine, Cl. Sorensen. Run' 3: A. Goto, 'ii , 5 Q W, Ching, H. Crawford, J. Peters, D. .iw ' , 1 ig S Perry, Y. Pcroll, j. Rowe, R. Bohncr, M. ' ' v. 1 Pnng, lf. Kalcilnalnulm, R. Mi ita. ann A. F. A.-. ' A g f . 5' ..-IS I X 'ff fa. 951 . xi y . 14, 1 I' 5 '50 I Il e.. ' .4 X Q R- X1 K I . w , ' Q I X -, I . ' Vx 1 K1 - I 9 4 If 1 4 ! , ' I .9 1, he h 4 . , L IH! l ,, 4 , ., ax l K 'Int , 3' . , f X . 'E , , ? '-1'4'. ,' -fs '. . ' 4.3 ' 'sv' ' if ' 'N 'fx 'i N ,Q ' 7 w, ix 1-- - V qw' ' 1 ' A . 1' 2 15' 4 -- ' ' Y:ii.-f-1 IA I - -JIW N, 4 A -i -- -0 4. .4...,g.,- is 5 g a Q. Ex, il: N ,Q A 4 vi, N K P s .1 uf: -' 6- ' ., . -1 Y bt -5 ' r g - , , D , ' f - .5 ' K. 1 A - ln.. , - l,7'C'5FI1fIAIIg Cvfllllflflllj' I . . . the 1365! Cun1p1U1y.' for Their Accomplishments W, kt , Clockwisez The Bnftalimz Staff insperls the mm- M ' pmzies at Il TPT'I't'Zl'. Sgt. Holrle pohzls out part of Il display .wt up fm' boys to Sgt. Parrott. Pre- rision tiznfrzg is Fiffllllbfll in Il drill team. ' . -J c 'I O ll ll - -u - 'I 1' '- zz . -3'P'-- L1.l'F 1 E' S. KW .404 ,f Z' 'S i Charlie re homes, -ld Of - our fum, . the Wm to deslfln y fudents bwdl nicroscvpes' We Apply Ourselves g Plarlrling :ZrmcJllf79-7' 5 - 5- owfffed 1 Eff Ben? Botlgllls through mg' p lied fm one-fe I t t ' I Dorothy and Gail make last minute plans with Career The rommerrzal art coarse falls for skill In mzxmg Conferenre speakers Cmdr. Lathrop, Armed Services, and pamts to produre the rzght eject. Barbara Bishop, model. R S L. . V :ba ,Azfj 140 bg' .x- , 1 O Iieslflling LUNDI 27 Top: Q11 'Eff-ff' que l 6.fI., The fwffilffl glllyfllfl-IIE? fru- flllllffii' H7'HfflP.j'. A'rn'n1f1 und l.1n1rl1'P .ffl up ffm fvI'F'IIl',l 0'l.Y,blfl,1'. Bottom: Aylllllij' hzlfls ffm 11,74 11? uf .fYII1IIlf'IIij' uf ll ,bfll'l1bU1ll,' Flrzrzffjy looks fm, You I rv PV' mmf hgywrvy b ke'0H' , r ff - 1 If ' ryan Shy Ililfpnjlile ,he flnf1II5t-S of A . 1 5 1 .f-ps in .Sl76e1'f' bet sill' fan' A -VH ,. ,I then' f-'N' 'I t rs MP6 rerun b k' . T11 0 ' lfulufff 0 I 'eal fun is zn the Play af T16 ' 611155- K- Q11 and AP I L P y Ouf L Walter, joel, and Loretta admire the ' 'famous' is a predicate Patricia does Top: Charlotte, Spanish exhibit. Bottom: '. . . adjective, explains George to Cyrella. some thinking as she diagrams. The wise study. H v . f00I1sl1 galk' C07-efu I GU, ' 'dun j J t ' might blow up, My 5 iq, .Q Q X C 'Q PLA' K l .ff 9' 2 H2 to Ourselves? ,,, ,v I. JX --lf .f ' To gl v ling, tif lllfkif tum AN I In g 114 , 'J' Uni ' 'fffffr '- . .mm 13-fl'-my fulrlliml f!HH.QIzlf110pe,.h, A, Lust 1 --P.rl1f'1-yr -A .m 1111 A 0 wo, I A - 1111111111111 I . JZ -f0'1 1116 - emm 3-' B He' HM UM61' ideas pmwenl l'IIxI!l Oimm: . 6 Allddle Mrs. Lovell inslrur-ts Hnzuaiiurz Culturf' students on the IHS! lllfflk. yflll flllf Illis 1111 lflgefllei' flfld 3'01l,1'C H595 gf the ggurd, supposed to have a dress! ,as -in '-' list' Q. ,MMV f' lg- ai' 'W Top Row, Left to Right: Nlildred Lau, of the 1956 Bausrlz and Lomb srienre ll 1:9 l I senior, zvard. Dias, senior, national zvirzner of the United Postage Stamp rontest. Row 2: Ann Kawaguchi, Dias, Seniors: and Kelvin Soma, junior, airplane rolm' dffiligllllllg rzonlest. jean Sakumolo, junior, terri- torial hrzalisl, Voile of llenmr- Tllfy ronlext. IUIHIIF1' Sylvia seller, 1 1 winner Ronald Nations Ronald .9 of file Kubo, junior, top tirke! Cllrislrlzzzs Conferl. We Honor Jacqueline Leland, sophomore, winner of the ClIl'Iv5fIIIllS Conrerl poster rontesl. Succ ssful Students fl . . f-fi Beverly Chipchase, junior, final- ames Freilas, senior, outstand- ist, Cornmunity Chest speech ing industrial arts student. contest. i if 5 .f .J A F B Top Row, Left to Right: Alma Lai, Kellerman Cup win- ner for high srllolaitir attainment by a .soplzom ore during school year. George Nllllkllllil, senior, .Host l'ersatile Athlete Alznlzni Azuard for 1956. lilks Club azunrd refip- ient for teen-age athlete of year. Row 2: Nancy Boyd, Victoria Tse, and Betty Bentley, Seniors, Roosevelt blood donors. Mary Hawksworth, senior, member of the Alfcllll Teen fashion board for the year. X , 3 S F51 1 I 'X U U . 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' MZ Mr. Charles Barrett principal ' , X Miss I-lortense Schwallie xice-principal Mrs. foshie Chow first semester secretary Mrs. Edith Kawahara second semester secretary !7l 67f 4-fy i Mrs Esther Crandall account clerk Mr Claude Takekaua and Mr Ralph loyota of Iongg Publishing Company Mr Benny Katada of Benny s Studio Mr Edssm Chinn photography adviser Photographers Robert Masumoto Cedric Chong Walter Hee The S K Smith Company covermakers The Rough Rxder school newspaper Mrs Genevieve Lovell Mrs Margarite Horne Mrs Armena Eller Mr Edmund Vasconcellos Mr joseph Oshiro and the entire faculty The students of Roosevelt High School W we file Weff fy slou ly read and dream of your arademu achievements the classes and exams your zrst thnllmg dance the joy in rheermg and pla mg and the taste of victory ze happy hours spent wzth neu found friends thzs szlz er anniversary year is yours to cherish 148 f f A ' f ' y 'J f W ', If . My ff 1 1- ff I, I EV! ff X ll ' af J . yt f... 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