Iolani School - Ka Moolelo O Iolani Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1949 volume:

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New ulealJ new frzendf, new tafkf, new opportunzttef or new azlures new duappotntmentf, neu lonef W e do not alwayx fzmfh uhat ue plan Jometzmes we qutt too Joon therezn lzei our tragedy Thu 15 true tn the spzrttual lz e ax rt :J rn the phyxzcal :octal and economzc Each new hegznmng meant neu opportunztzex, and each new endzng a 1 cw experzence for the approachmg opportumty God grant that durmg your year! at Iolam you have groun mentally morally and fpzrttually, .fo that you may not go through lz e pafnng hy your God gn en opportumtzei lhe man uho lenowf God and fearJ God urll never fear anythzng elye So alfo, the man uho obey! God utll never ohey hu own Jelfuh zmtznctx I urge you to expren your loyalty to our Lord by ohedtence to Hzm, rn all that you do tn all that you hope to he Do not let the uorld rob you o your hzgh ulealt, do not quzt doing the dz cult rght or the easy urong May God help you to keep your thinking Jtrazght and your :pmt humhle Fazthfully and ajectzonately HARRY S KENINED! Buhop ' 9 1 ' V . ' ' ' ' 11 V yy 7 1 f W f . , I . 1, ,, . . .. ,, . .,, . 1' ' f . , ' - f , I H - I. I I Y i . . : . . , . I v I, : f f . I T 7 Board of Governors BISHOP HARRX S KENWLDY IHATHFR KENINITH A BRAY R R R R R R GEORGE M COLLINS KENNETH DAY PALL WITHNQTONJ THOMAS JAGGAR HLGH C TENNLNJT BEw1Ax1w F DILLINGHAM X S SL J CHARLIS P STIRCIS RAI PH P MUNI LL Heazfmafler j RLSS111 CADI5 legal Adzuor M . . . M . A DR. ' L ' . DR. M . ' . 3. M . 4. V . . . MR. ROLLA K. THOMAS DR. '. . iTc MR. i' . 2 92' M .... 3 , M.. 23-1 V ,...-M' MH' D ed1Cat10n With refpect and admiration we dedicate the 1949 Ka Moolelo O Iolani to our friend and teacher Edith C. Kuykendall. Through her izrttirirtg devotion a growing library hat developed at lolani, a taxk beautifully done. Her gracious Jpirit and her love of hook! will live with ru alufayy. ,Afflcff Kfzn10f'favJc!u'J zzmwzffzm 5trff,1'.Zfc ffff Jzffffwfmff, on ffm :Ile 01 Hufmii fu fljgffffj fans zzbicfw urn fffzmw' zvzlfff,-ff! Lvw,fff.z12Jt In 1,1 Ifwffgmi. Im fuzz-11z.zf1121L' fmuft .11 Iff,'..'111 11 in .nfv.'.'r.'.'1ff.1,'. 21. mmf. 111,11 .aj fm Flfzzmlzgfm vffiuu' Ix11wmf12fJ5'f .z- ..::4 z411ffff1rffw,'tf'.' L fI.'.'.f':'lfx .m1.:'f :11nf,'f,Q,'!f, fm ff, min .xml v'e g'1rff1t1f'f1: ,ml fffm' tw l.f:f WI..'mf: acu fy cm AJ mmrsfl c1f7017 rx , ' I o o 0 f' ' 'J fix ' :zi 1 X! ' sQ1,Lf,dl-Cffxfccx ' C' f . , . . .I J . . - , . . ' , , y V .. I. . f - f f W r A ' ' J ' . f 1 , f y l-f . , . D . 2 . f I . , V I j fi . . . Headmaster s Message You o the Clan of 49 haze a unzque place at Iolant hecauxe you haze dutzn guzfhed yourxeluef zn the acadermc field and on the athletzc fzeld as well as zn all tvpef of student organzzatzom You as Senzorf haze eyfectwely and rzghtfully ul zlled your place as leader: o the school W hen the Senzor Clan IJ a happy and larmonzouf group the Jchool movef om ard and I u uh to thank and to congratulate the Clan of 49 on the truly foru ard progreff the Jchool haf made durzng the year 1948-49 Many ofthe frzendxhzpx whzch you ha1 e made at Iolanz may eaxzly become It elong frzendfhzpf We of the Faculty wzll always uelcome your return and he ready to help you at any tzme and zn any uay poxfzhle You hate our Jzncere Aloha and ue hafe every con dence rn your ahzlzty to succeed ax you go forth from Iolanz Hold the torch of Chrutzan learnzng hzgh or zt lxghtf the only uay to true undeutandzng RALPH P MONELL Headrnaxter A, A at A: Qu, .,.. H ' Y 'af ills . ,, . D no 1 W I lx , ' uni --.xii ri A mqtty BAACK, MISS LOUISE University of Nebraska Columbia University Fifth Grade CATI-ICART, MR. ELTON Holy Cross, AB. Harvard Oxford University of California Boys Counselor, Director of Testing French I and II Sophomore Class Advisor, French Club Advisor A BROWN, MISS CLARICE MARGARET Potsdam State Teachers College Teachers College, Columbia University Nursery-School Training, London, England First Grade CI-IANG, MR. WALLACE YAU University of Hawaii Band BROWN, MISS RUTH ELIZABETH St. Lawrence University, B.A., M.A. Oxford University Columbia University The University of Paris The Asia Institute The New York Schools for Social Research French, English CILKER, MISS BERNA C. Stanford University, A.B. San Jose State Fresno State Fifth Grade BULL, MRS. DELMA ELIZABETH San Jose Normal-Regular Elementary San Jose Normal-Kindergarten-Pri. University of California Santa Barbara State College First Grade CLARK, MRS. EMMARAY Central State Teachers College Oklahoma A. 81 M., B.S. Dietitian CATHCART, MRS. ELLA MINERVA North Central College, B.A. Colorado State Teachers College Chicago University Fourth Grade CLAYTON, MISS BARBARA Jamestown College. B.A. University of Colorado University of Denver Latin I and II Freshmen Class Advisor KEE .t CROSBY, MR. GEORGE H. Colby College, A.B. lmua Advisor Registrar GAMBRELI., MISS ADA L. Wtnnthrop College, B.S. University of Denver Secretary to the Headmaster DEANE, MRS. FLORA J. University of Omaha, B,A. Sixth Grade Sixth Grade Library Advisor, J. P. 0. .5 GRACE, MISS MARGUERITE Whittier College University of Southern California Art DONNELL, MRS. PEARL STOUGHTON Western Washington State Teachers College University of Hawaii I-IALTER, MR. CHARLES LAWRENCE Columbia University Ohio University, B.S. Colorado University General Science. American History Supervisor of Junior High School Jr. High Coach in Football. Basketball and Baseball ENG, MR. BILL F. University of Gonzaga Assistant Accountant Westchester Teachers' Training College Second Grade HARMON, MRS. MARION S. if FREEMAN, MR. RICHARD George Williams College University of Chicago. A.B. University of Washington Biology HOOK, MISS HENRIETTA GERTRUDE Ohio University Western Reserve University, B.S. Kindergarten, Art 1 iff? 'Ivy my HOSHINO, MISS KIMIYO Margaret Dietz Commercial School Elementary School Secretary LUND, MR, RENVILLE CLIFTON Hamline University, B.A. Stanford University, M.A. U. S. History, Typing Junior Class Sponsor IWASAKI, MISS BETTY McKinley High School Clerk, Stenographer MANARD, MISS LUCILLE ALICE University of Washington. B.A. University of California Spanish I and II. Special English Dramatic Club Advisor KARSTEN, MRS. MARY O'KEEFFE Pacific University Oregon State. B.S. Mt. Holyoke University ol Hawaii Science. Geography Seventh Grade Advisor MCCARTHY, MRS. LORRAINE C Emmanuel College. B.A. Jr. High School English Eight Grade Advisor LAU, MR. B. F. Iolani School Accountant. Business Manager McDERMOTT, MRS. HAZEL CLARK Knox Conservatory American Conservatory Michigan State Teachers Grade ZB LEE, MRS. RUTH CARINDER Eldorado Jr. College Emporia Teachers College Homer's Institute of Fine Arts University of Hawaii Fourt MILLER, MRS. ELIZABETH RULEY Oxford College. A.B. Drake Conservatory Wayne University University of Michigan University of Hawaii, M.Ed. Mathematics MOULTON, MRS. FRANCES PORTER University of Utah Columbia University, B.A. Barnard College, B.A. University of Hawaii Religious Education POSTELLE, MRS. ALICE M. University of Washington, A.B. in General Studies University of Pennsylvania University of California Third Grade MOULTON, THE REVEREND JOHN PRENTICE Harvard College, A.B. University of Utah Episcopal Theological School, B.D. Religious Education Chaplain, Advisor of Ninth Grade, Sponsoring Committee of Hi-Y REED, MR. JOSEPH Virginia Polytechnic Institute Administrative Assistant NAKAMURA, THE REVEREND JAMES S. University of Hawaii, B.A. Seabury-Western Theological Seminary, BD. Shop RIGGIN, MR. CHARLES L. Eau Claire State Teachers College, B.Ed. University of Hawaii Jr. High Mathematics Jr. High J. P. O. Advisor PFAENDER, MRS. ANN M. Library Training School Extension University of Oregon University of Hawaii New School for Social Research Librarian SIMPSON, MR. PAUL M. Kansas State College, B.S.. M.S. Kansas Wesleyan University Colorado University Algebra II Junior Class Advisor PICKERING, MRS. ROSE E. University of Illinois, B.S. Greenville College University of Hawaii Chemistry SMITH, MRS. BESSIE N. Colorado State Teachers College. B.A. University of Southern California University of Hawaii Sixth Grade Elementary Choir Advisor Elementary J. P. O. Advisor 'M 1 :P S . 'fri J Pl - .wqf f ' if fi:-?3f -Q' if li m z, at STEFFEN, MISS MARION State University of Iowa, B.A. Waukon Junior College Colorado State College of Education Plane Geometry Solid Geometry Trigonometry Senior Class Advisor WHEELER, MR. FRED Assistant Ground Keeper STREET, MRS. GENEVIEVE Milwaukee State Teachers College Principal, Elementary School WHI'l'I'EN, MISS MARY ALICE State Teachers College, B,S. University of Pennsylvania, M.S. Music Choir STROUPE, MR. CONNOR BARTLETTE JR. Belmont Abbey-Junior College Duke University, A.B. Columbia University Physical Education Sophomore Class Advisor, Golf Club Advisor, Rifle Club Advisor WILSON, MR. CONRAD TUDOR Colorado College, B.A., M.A. American Government and Politics Economic Geography and World Problems Senior Class Sponsor SULLIVAN, MRS. JOSEPHINE H. University of Hawaii University de Manila Normal School-San Francisco, Calif. ,,, A English IV . Yearbook Advisor WINNIE, MRS. EDNA HADLEY Cornell College Coe College Iowa State Teachers College. B.A. World History 5 1 ,,. 'si' 6 VAUGHAN, MRS. ELTHER B. Duke University, A.B. Third Grade WOHLFORD, MR. EARL G. Kent State University, B.S. University of Maryland Physics 4... 'iieismkg Q Z3 J , , 5 1 3 5 I , f A McKillop R. Papa G. Hamada 1. Miyamoto P. Simpson Presideni Vice-Pferiderzl Secretary Treaxurer Advixor Student Council Much credit for the success of the Student Gov- ernment this year must be given to the leaders of preceding years for their great job of reorganizing the government. The first of several Student Government spon- sored activities was the choosing of cheerleaders for the past football season. The leaders were chosen by the students in a special assembly held for this purpose. A combined Iolani-Priory dance in November at the Central Union Church Parish Hall was next on the agenda. This was the first dance of its kind and was made a success by the hard work of com- mittee members and advisors. Spirited work by members of the Council, its advisors and students who had the benefit of the school in mind have made the Council the working body that it is. CLOCKWISE: Martin Wong, Richard Ogawa, Dexter Seto, Richard Yogi, James Miyamoto, Alan McKil1op, George Hamada, Albert Chun-Hoon, Richard Papa. Mfmd z dropped and man food IJ muh moaned nu Iam bm 1 ,U IL IZ 6117171 f mmf nm f 7 fu ' 6 TCI ies 1 .f'If,rVf,f.'7f gl: Llff. L'f'?1 f ,Lf nj it .fn uf: .ff.,f .aff Mu: rf f ' ' v ' ' 3 134: .x.'.' I sw ff rf 1 I f 1, uf f. ff ff L ff,.,1. .w. th Jerzwrf. 13.114 of'm'.z:fmf L1 uw- Q ,H f. Mez :f1fw wH.'.w Lml nfwz 111 11' f .Mlm ' f .fffzwhzzrw mm :Zu fflflnij, . ,,' 7.. ff. Pres. A. Chun-Hoon Rep. C. Taoka Vice-Pres. R. Kosaka Sec. VU. Sugimoto Tre-as. K. Mukaigawa Advisor C Wilson Rep. H. Ho Advisor M. Steffen Class of '49 The class of '49, under their capable advisors, Miss Steffen and Mr. Wilson, has been instru- mental in contributing to the life of the school. Their capabilities and enthusiasm in all lines of endeavor were outstanding. Feelings of friendliness and understanding pre- vailed throughout the year. The students have accomplished a great deal, and in doing so, have established themselves as future leaders. Scholastically as well as athletically, they have done a commendable job. They have reached an all important crossroad in life. Here at Iolani, they have been built into strong Christian individuals- spiritually, mentally, and physically. As the youth of today, and the men and leaders of tomorrow, they bid a fond and sincere aloha to their cherished Alma Mater. HAROLD W. ALOIAU Attendance 12 yearsg jr. Basketball 2, 33 Chorus lg Hui O Alii 3, 4g Rifle Club 43 Honor Roll 4. Harold hair acquired hix entire education at I olani. Hi: quiet manner har won him great rexpect from hi: friendx. L fn f Xa It .9 653 HARRY I. AOYAGI Attendance 5 yearsg Chorus lg Classical Club 1, 23 SCOAP Club 45 Ka Moolelo 4. Harry wa: a quiet, Jincere, and eficient Jtudent. Hi: friendly and ready Jmile won him many friendr. DONALD E. BEHN Attendance 5 yearsg An amiable Jtudent a keen mechanical Jucceu in life. Rifle Club 2. Judge as he ix better known pouested mind which Jhould bring him great GEORGE W. CAMP Attendance 5 yearsg Imua 2, 3, 45 SCOAP Club 2, 3g Ka Moolelo 2, 3. A brilliant Jcholar, George was a veteran. Hi: quiet manner and pleating :mile .should take him far in the future. Srudfnr Body D301-e MELVIN K. C CHANG Attendance 4 yearsg jr. Football Zg Swimming Team 3: Swimming Club 4g Hui O Alii 3, 45 lmua 3, 45 SCOAP Club 3, 43 Ka Moolelo 3, 43 Honor Roll 5. An artin of no-mean ability Kuan Chow wa: invaluable ax a :taff member of ihe annual. Hi: aesthetic ability .rhoufn both in the annual and the papef Jhould be commended. JOHN W. S. CHING Attendance 3 yearsg Sr. Football 33 Hui O Alii 4g Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 Classical Club 2, 3. A handfome Jenior, john wa: one of the leading lightx of the Dramatic Club. Although he was prexent ai all .social functionf, by no meant did he forget bis Jludiex. HARLEN W Cl-IONG HERBERT H W CHOCK Attendance 6 years Class Treasurer 3 Classrcal Club 1 2 Jr Baseball Manager 1 Track Manager 2 Sr Baseball Manager 3 4 Rrfle Club 2 jolly Rasders 3 Crsmson Randers 4 Imua 3 4 Honor Roll 1 3 Muscles uas a man of dtstznctzon He uas seen at all atble tzc ezents and uas always ready to lend a belpmg hand Attendance 4 years Track 1 jr Basketball l 2 jr Foot ball Manager 2 Chorus l 2 Chorr 3 Dramatic Club 3 SCOOP Club Treasurer 4 Rxfle Club Quill and Scroll 3 4 Imua 9 4 Honor Roll 3 Liked by all for his pleasant personalzty and charming manners Cinco was u ell as being an outstandzng student uas znvaluable as a staff member of the Irnua EDWARD Y C CHUN PHILIP W T CHOY Attendance 4 years Jr Basketball 2 3 Sr Basketball 4 Football Manager 2 Hur O Alu 3 4 Golf Club 4 Honor R 2 3 4 jolly and carefree Ka: Bong was seen at all social functions Hts pleastng personality was admired by all Ins classmates Hrs athletic and scbolastrc abzlmes uere envied by all Attendance 5 years Classrcal Club 1 2 Rxfle Club 2 3 Dramatrc Club 4 SCOOP Club 4 Golf Club 4 jolly Randers 4 Qurll and Scroll 3 Pressclent 4 Imua 4 Honor Rol 2 Mzschtevous Eddze uas dehmtely the class fester Hts every actzon plus Ins uztttczsms often had the class laaglnng H was also a gentleman possessing a pleasant smzle . , , , . , , . , , , s . ., ,- U H, -- -. , Q - , , , t Y 1 ' I 1 ' - , , , , , v Y ! . 7 . , ,, .- If ' YI , ' ' V I ' I f ,. , - , , - s 7 I Y 7 oll , ,. PP ' II ' ' T . . I, . . , , , s., , , , 7 7 3 3 - ' . e RICHARD W M DANG ALBERT C K CHUN HOON Artendance6years Track 1 2 5 4 jr Basketball 1 2 Sr Basketball 3 4 jr Football Manager 2 Classical Club 2 Chorus 1 Class Secretary 3 Class President 4 Homeroom Chairman 3 Hui O Alu 3 4 SCOOP Club 4 Golf Club 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Imua 3 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Life at Iolam would indeed be very dull utthout such students as Kerny our senior class prexy His scholastic and athletic abilities made him one of the most liked students on the campus Attendance ll years Tennis 1 Classical Club l 2 Rifle Club 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 5 4 Quill and Scroll 5 4 jolly Ralders 4 SCOOP Club 4 Golf Club 4 jr Red Cross Representative 4 lmua 3 4 Special Correspondent 4 Honor Rolll 2 3 4 Intellectual and studious Richard uas usually found strug glzng over a dzffcult physics problem He displayed unfatlsng interest in extra curricular actwrttes and always carried them out faithfully ARTHUR T. FUJINO Attendance SVQ yearsg Swimming Club 43 Swimming l, 2, 3, 43 Cheer Leader 2g Classical Club 13 Hui O Alii 4. Fishface was the backbone of the swimming team. He was well liked by bis teammates and spent his leisure time on the beach. WILLIAM D. DUMITRU Attendance 2 years' French Club 4' Honor Roll 4, Bill was a singer and an ardent student. He was often found singing to his French classmates. KEN C FUKUDA Attendance 4 years Rxfle Club 2 Band 4 Ken ua: a bookworm and uar often found reading a book durzng hu leuure time He was alto a drummer on our up and coming band EUGENE K FUNAKI Attendance 10 years Honor Roll 3 4 Eugene was for :lever 1oke.r let bu scholastic record Jpeak for htm GEORGE S HAMADA Attendance 6 years Jr Football 2 3 Sr Football 4 jr Basketball 1 2 Sr Basketball 3 4 Track 3 4 Classxcal Club 2 Hur O Alu 3 4 Student Body Represenratnve 3 Secretary 4 Homeroom Presxdent 4 Choxr I Class Treas urer 1 Honor Roll 3 Hama a popular tensor wa.: one of the foremost athletes of the Jenzor clan H15 wonderful playrng on the gndnron and on the basketball court: 11 :ll always be remembered HOWARD K. HAN Attendance 4 yearsg Jr. Football 2, 3: Sr. Football 4g Track lg jr. Basketball 35 Golf Club 45 Hui O Alii 3, 45 Ka Moolelo 45 SCOAP Club 4. A modext chap Ringy wax the outxtanding center of our football team. Histuinkling smile and quiet nature won him many a friend. M -.Q I wouldn t do that IH were 50u EDWARD K. HANEDA Attendance 4 years, jr. Football 5, Track 3, 4, Hui O Alii 4. OJlricb could alwayr be identified by his crazy bone laugh. But be war alwayr comcieniiour in hir work. RAYMOND K. HATATE Attendance 4 years, Sr. Football 1, 2, 33 jr. Baseball 1, Sr. Baseball Z, 3, Rifle Club 2, Hui O Jimmics 23 Hui O Alii 4, Golf Club 4, Usher's Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 33 Imua 4, Honor Roll 3, 4. Ray'.f athletic career account: only for a part of hir fame. Hi: explain on the bareball diamond will ulwayr be remem- bered. Hir moderty, plearanmen, and cooperariveneu were all commendable. HOLLIS T Y HO Attendance 5 years jr Football 2 3 Sr Football 4 Jr Base ball 1 2 Sr Baseball 3 4 Choxr 1 jolly Rarders 3 4 Student Councxl Representatrve 4 Quiet and friendly he has achieved the admiration of many frtendr through hu ability to organize and carry out hu uell thought planr He Jhall he greatly remembered ar a ltr lex: u orker WALTER M C HO Attendance 9 years Track 1 2 3 4 Chorus l Classrcal Club 1 2 Rifle Club 2 Hur O Alu 3 4 Friendly and unauummg Hobo uat uell liked by many of the Jtudentx He can aluayr be .teen uzth Arau and his gang GILMAN K M HU Attendance 4 years Band 2 Class V1cePres1dent l 7 SCOOP Club 4 Dramauc Club 3 4 Qurll and Scroll 3 4 Imua 2 3 Edrtor 4 Honor Roll 3 The eternal quertzon Whor Hu ua: aluayr met utth a .rmtle Giving unrellifhly hir time ar the editor of the Imua He ua: one of the few who uere responsible for the time issuer of the Imua I HENRY P. HUGHES Attendance 9 years' Dramatic Club 3 4' lmua 4. Hi: Jteadineu and comirtency in clam made Henry a model Jtudent. Hi: intellectual ahilitier were hidden by a .thy perronality. 24 l PAUL W O IN ttenclance 4 years Track 2 Rifle Club 2 Hun O Alu French Club 4 jolly Rarders 4 Golf Club 4 SCOAP Club 4 Quxll and Ccroll 4 Ka Moolelo 4 Honor Roll 1 7 5 4 Paulce uaf mild mannered and allentne He wax an acute partzczpant zn mort Jcholaxtzc and extra currfcular actzz mer EDWARD N INOSHITA ball 2 Sr Baseball 3 4 jolly Randers 5 Cnmson Raiders 4 Classxcal Club 1 2 Chorr 3 Ushers Club 1 Hamng a bubblzng personalzty and 4 pleanng character Innocent ba: performed splendrdly not only on the grad :ron but elm on the diamond STANLEY M ISHIZAKI Attendance 4 years Honor Roll 5 A quiet Wupahuan wzth a mule for everyone Ifbz ua: a happy go lucky 49 er Genluses at work l A 1 4 ' 1 ' 3: 4 ' Q 1 . ' . . ' f ,, f U , - - , A , Attendance 5 yearsg Jr. Football 33 Sr. Football 4g Jr. Base- L . , L ' 9 ' ' 3 , 1 3 ' . VP U ' ' - Q . . . . . I ., W , 7 I 5 t CLIFFORD H JINBO RAYMOND E IWAMOTO Attendance 5 years Jr Baseball l 2 5 Sr Baseball 4 jr Basketball 1 Jolly Ralders 3 Crxmson Rarders 4 Classlcal Club 1 2 Ushers Club 1 Termzte wa: not only amurzng tn what he Iatd but also tn uhat he dtd H11 Jpzrzt and humor uere deeply appre ctated But derptte there dutracttonf he neter neglected hu Jtudlet Attendance 4 years jr Basketball 1 2 3 Sr Basketball 4 Jr Baseball 1 Sr Baseball 2 3 4 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Hul O Alu 3 4 Classxcal Club 1 2 SCOOP Club 4 Qurll and Scroll 4 Imua 4 Ka Moolelo 4 Honor Roll l 3 4 SCOAP Club 4 Gtma at he wax called hy hu frzend: ha: proven hmuelf tnvaluahle for hu ahtltttex ax cheer leader and a matnxtay of the bafehall mne Ht: dtrplay of frtendltnesf and undytng Jpzrtt haf made htm popular among the boys DAVID A. JOHNSON Attendance 3 years' Sr. Football 2 3 4' Track 2' Hui O I Alii 4. ' ' Bucky a guy uho look: like Mr. Football himself ua: one of our outstanding linemen. He hails from the slate of Warhington. Physic's experiment. apvh 4 CHARLES I KALANI WALTER H KAWAIAEA Attendance 4 years Sr Football l 2 3 Sr Basketball 2 3 Trackl Attendance4 years Sr football I 2 3 Track 2 3 jr Foot ball Asst Coach 4 Rrfle Club 7 3 Dramatxc Club 2 Hur O Alu 4 Imua 4 Ushers Club Charl1e an out1tand1ng member of the Je?lI07' cla11 15 one zantzng erther tn h11 falopy or motorcycle 11 hu paft lzme Walter IJ u ell known on the football held and the bmketball court He 11 a wzde awake Jcholar and IJ enthu11a1t1c tn all 1ch0ol funcltom and act1v1t1e1 1 i STANLEY I KIMURA Attendance 5 years, Cnmson Randcrs 4, Classxcal Club 1, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Anzb1t1on ha1 no 1611 1ay1 Stanley who 111111111 doe1 h11 be1t to get a better rewlt JAMES M KAWASAKI Attendance 6 years Sr Football Mgr 2 3 4 jr Basketball 3 Track 1 2 Hu1O jxmmxes 2 Jolly Raxders 3 Crlmson Raiders 4 Classlcal Club l 2 Choxr 1 3 SCOAP Club 4 Qurll and Scroll 4 Imua 4 Ka Moolelo 4 Though carefree at t1me1 Kawa neverthele11 Jhowed great determtnatzon when nece11xty called for tl H11 1ntere1t1 uere directed ma1nly to 1oc1al functzom 11, 1 .- 1 1 , U t., - A ,,,. 9 1 3. 4. of the mort prominent member1 on the athletic field. Galli- , .... . . V. . I 1 A , 1 Q - 1, , . 9 , 2, 5, . I 1 Ah, I d0n't believe it, ya Tommy. STANLEY C. KOKATA Attendance 6 yearsg Jr. Baseball Mgr. 2, 53 Sr. Baseball Mgr. 43 Choir 33 jolly Raiders 3, 4g Classical Club 2. Stan Kokata was seen at all school functions. His winning smile won him many friends and teachers alike. .5 .xr H WALTER T. KOMEUI Attendance 7 yearsg Swimming 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 3, 43 Cheerleader 5, 45 Hui O Alii 4g Swimming Club 4g Classical Club 1, 25 Honor Roll 1, 2. An enthusiastic cheer leader, Bumpy was one of ibe lzeiter Interscbolastic swimmers to perform Ibis year. was 'Q RICHARD T KOSAKA Attendance 6 years Class Vxce Presndent 3 4 Jolly Rarders 3 4 Classical Club 2 Ushers Club 2 Class Secretary l 2 SCOOP Club 4 Qurll and Scroll 4 lmua 4 Honor Roll Blacky gained many frzendx through hu been Jenxe of humor He was one of the foremort academxc .ftudentx of hu clan Bezng very amhmout he duplayed zeal tn uhat ever he undertook THOMAS A LAU Attendance 10 years Jr Football 2 3 Sr Football 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Rlfle Club 2 3 4 Hur O Alu 3 jolly Rarders 4 Class Representatrve 2 SCOAP Club 4 Qurll and Scroll Ka Moolelo 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Tommy wax one of lolamr foremort nngers We belzeve that there :J another Frankie an the making JAMES H S LEE Attendance 7 years Jr Football Mgr 2 Jr Basketball Mgr 2 Hur O Alu 3 4 Classrcal Club 1 2 Rifle Club 2 Golf Club 4 Honor Roll 3 4 Afau ar he war known hy all hu frrendr :J a very amrahle guy He wa: the leader of the Bachelor Gang KAI LEONG LEE Attendance 4years Tenmsl 2 3 4 Golf Club4 Dramatrc Club 4 Radro Club 2 Ka Moolelo -l lmua -4 Kat 1: one of lolams better lfnoun tennu player! Bender being a great athlete he is alto an amateur photographer WILLIAM C S LEE Attendance 4 years Track 2 3 4 Sr Football Mgr 3 4 Crimson Rarders 4 Rifle Club 2 lmua 3 4 Honor Roll A fine dancer Wtllte was always present at social functtons Always wsllmg to help others he proved htmself to have great possrhrlzttes as a track rnan PHILIP S N MARK Attendance 12 years Track 2 4 Band 4 Vestry 1 2 R1He Club 2 Classical Club I 2 A quiet and efficient senzor Flsp was a glrb wtsecracker of the class of 49 He ts earnest and enthustastsc tn all school actwmes ALAN M MCKILLOP Attendance 6 years Sr Football 2 4 Track 1 2 3 4 jr Basketball 3 Class Presrdent 1 2 Class Representatrve 3 Student Body Presrdent 4 Inter School Council 3 4 Hur O Alu 3 4 Classrcal Club 1 2 Rrfle Club 2 French Club 4 Honor Rolll 2 3 4 Mac our student hody prexy uas aluays on the hall He had a charming personality and a wmmng srmle He was an athlete and a scholar and typshes the stately sensor STANLEY Y MIHO Attendance 2 years French Club 4 Band 4 Stanley Mtho is known for hrs clarinet playzng and his quiet uay of speaking if N Tir ROBERT A MORISUGI JAMES S MIYAMOTO Attendance 3 years Student Bodv Treasurer 4 Class Presi dent 3 Jolly Raiders 3 4 Rifle Club 4 Imua 3 Honor Roll A braznr rn all respect! A fulure Eznrtezn ar Jbou n zn bu keen rnterert zn pbyncs bzology and cbemutry Slrangular 1445 not only a brilliant rcbolar but a ne dancer Attendance 2 sears Cheerleader 4 Dramatic Club 3 4 jolly Raiders 3 Hur O Alu 4 Imua 4 Mon u ar a great avorzle uztlv the gzrlr H15 fine .Genre 0 burnor and hu zntereit zn Jportr made him one 0 our at orzle cheer leader! THOMAS H. MUROTAKE KENNETH T MUKAIGAWA Attendance 3 years Jr Baseball 2 Sr Baseball 4 jr Basket ball 2 Tennis 3 jolly Raiders 3 Crimson Raiders 4 Class Treasurer 4 Classical Club 2 Ka Moolelo 4 Imua 4 A guy also can bonertly be depended on ar a lruJluortb1 rzena' 15 Longre W e muftnt forget that he ua: our dau treasurer Oh boyf '-1?-A Attendance 6 years' jr. Baseball 2 3' Sr. Baseball 4' Jolly Raiders 3: Crimson Raiders 4' Classical Club l. 2' Rilie Club 2, ll Golf Club 4' Quill and Scroll 4' Imua 4' Ka Moolelo 4' SCOAP Club 4' Honor Roll l 2 3 4. Tommy u ill aluayr be remembered ar a Jtudlous perron. He um needy and dependable in all hir curricular aclizfitier. ,pf BARRY H NAPOLEON carloonut be wa: 4 noncbalant chap ALBERT K NISHIKAWA Attendance 5 years jr Baseball 1 2 3 Sr Baseball 4 Classxcal Club 1 2 Choxr 2 3 Honor Roll 4 Here :J a quzet and frzendly man Lefty as bu friend: called bm: wax one of the rrzazmtay of the btueball team qty 64-A .Z W ,,f Attendance 4 years Sr Football 1 Z 5 Sr Basketball I 2 3 Tracltl 2 5 lmua 3 Art Edltorli Ka Moolelo 4 Nappy 1: one of tbofe three :port alhlete: mafonng zu track football and bayketball An accomplubed urns! and a we fl 4975 ,K I' ff' ZA 1 ,a 1? l J , ,fn ,J lf Dxd the gxrl SCHMOO get the boy SCHMOO Don7 6 ag CHARLES S NUMA Attendance 6 years Jr Baseball 2 Jolly Raiders 4 If you had a clean face you had a clean mind so said baby face Charley Attendance 6 years Track l Jolly Raiders 3 4 Rifle Club 2 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Dramatic Club l 2 Ka Moolelo 3 Editor 4 SCOAP Club 3 4 Classical Club 1 2 Honor R l 4 Donald a man of efficiency was primarily responsible fo the successful production of this annual His winning smile u as a part of his character that won the hearts of his friends PHILIP T. OSHITA Ushers Club 3' Imua 4. with girls applying psychology. RICHARD K. PAPA Attendance 7 years' Jolly Raiders 3 4' Rifle Club 3 4' Ushers Club .3 4' Classical Club 1 2' Dramatic Club 3 4' Student Body Vice-President 4' Inter-School Council Repre- sentative 4' Quill and Scroll 3 4' Imua 3 4' Honor Roll 3. Possessing the longest name in the history of Iolani, Dick was an industrious student whose vociferous laughter brought amusement to all. He was sincere and amiable and his presence will be greatly missed. Attendance 7 years' Track 2' jolly Raiders 3 4 Rifle Club 2 3 4' Classical Club 1 2' Dramatic Club 3 4 Choir 1 2 A jovial lad whose helpful and enthusiastic attitude was well received by everyone. Philip was liked by all and he dealt ROBERT K SAIDA Attendancc 7 years Jr Football 3 Sr Football 4 Hu1O A1114 Classlcal Club 1 2 Honor Roll 1 15 Abbot ua: an enthumzytfc uorker both Jcholartlcally ar uell ar athletrcally H15 frzendlmefy nay appreciated by every one VERNON M SAKAMOTO Attendance 6 years Jr Football 5 Sr Football -4 Classncal Club 1 2 Hul O Alu 4 Buddah nas a hard uorier and uell liked hy hu fellow clasmzatw HUGO S H SETO ' Attendance 12 years jr Basketball l Sr Basketball 2 3 4 jr Football 2 Sr Football 3 4 jr Baseball 1 Classical Clu 1 2 Hu1O Alu 3 4 The third member of the Seto clan to graduate from lolam :J Hugo Hu abzlny on the grzdzrorz and basketball court will be muted WALTON K j SHIM Attendance 11 years Tenms 2 3 4 Rrlle Club 2 3 4 Vestry 1 2 Chotr 2 jolly Raiders 4 Classlcal Club l 2 Dramauc Club 3 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 SCOOP Club 4 Imua 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 There .seemed no end to the brain power of Chimp H11 JPEECIJQJ uere Jomethmg to hear He ua: devoted to the .rchool and was an mduxtrzour :tudent Truly a credzt to Iolam Lau should be hu choice m life 3 ,gt CARL H SHIOI Attendance 4 years jr Baseball 3 Sr Baseball 4 Honor Ro 3 4 Ducky war a bareball player and much can be Janl for bs: work nz clan HAROLD C SILVA Attendance 6 years Dramatic Club 3 Jolly Rarders 3 Imua 4 An actwe partrcrpant an extra curricular actwmer Harolrl ua: invaluable A .superb dancer who war called upon to gwe exbtbztzoru at mort of the Jcbool: dance: He .should go far ar a dancmg mrtructor GERALD T SONEDA trendance 6years jr Football Mgr 2 Track 2 4 Classrcal Clubl 2 Imua 3 4 Dramatrc Club 3 4 jolly Rarders 3 4 SCOAP Club 4 Ka Moolelo 4 Bolo war an easy guy to get along with Ht: effervercerzt :male could be :een all over the campus Truly a :on of Iolam be was an actwe Jemor who will go far rn the future WALLACE H SUGIMOTO Attendance 4 years Jr Baseball 2 3 Sr Baseball 4 Crrm son Rarders 4 Class Secretary 4 Imua 4 Honor Roll Dumbo ertablubed hmuelf ax a leader Jcholaxucally and atlnlettcally He war a cooperatwe and a jolly chap . AA CLARENCE H TAOKA Attendance 6 years jr Basketball 1 jr Football 3 Jr Base ball l Classxcal 1 2 jolly Raiders 3 Crimson Randers 4 SCOAP Club 4 Quxll and Scroll 4 Ka Moolelo 4 Honor 1 2 3 Clancy at ue called ham uax 4 very intellectual Jludent He ua: alxo a great Jtrategul BENJAMIN T TOKIOKA Attendance 6 years Track 1 Golf Club 4 Honor Roll 3 Benyie ual a quzet but friendly guy He 11 4150 knoun for bu great ability m various :porn Hamm Well wel EDWARD H TOKUNAGA Attendance 6 years Rnlle Club 2 3 4 jolly Raxders Cnmson Raxders 4 Classical Club 1 2 SCOAP Club Quill and Scroll Ka Moolelo 4 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 errzble Turk wa.: a .ftudzour and hard working Iolaman A dependable perron with a great Jenre of humor ROBERT B C TOM Attendance 5 years Swrmmmg 2 3 4 Jolly Razders 3 4 SCOAP Club 4 Ka Moolelo 4 Honor Roll 1 3 Profermr wax a great orator utth a untque .ftyle He war the student: chozce and an xnrpzratton tn clan J RUDDY J F TONGG JR Attendance 5 years Tenms 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Golf Club 4 Jolly Raxders 3 4 SCOAP Club 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Ka Moolelo 4 In junior you will ind a likeable Jtudent He uar a friendly and courteous gentleman and war an outrtandzng tennu player ARTHUR Y UYESATO Attendance 4 years Crrmson Raxders 4 Art with hu Juper charged hot rod uar an honest and .fzncere fellow Mechanxcally tnclxned he was always ready to lend a helping hand , , , , 3, , , , 4, 1 Y I U Y ' UT ' YI ' ' ' . , , , , , , noi Y , , . ,, ,, ,- - 5 Y I 1 Y Y Y 7 Y 7 1 , . u - 11 ' ' Y , , . :I ry ' ' I ' , l . ' r ERIC I WATANABE Attendance 6 years jr Football 2 Sr Football 3 4 Jr Baseball 1 2 Sr Baseball 3 4 Classxcal Club 1 2 jolly Raiders 3 Crxmson Ralders 4 Ushers Club 2 Ka Moolelo Home ar he ua: appropriately called uaf a popular gure on the campur On the grtdzron and on the dzamond be uar an outrtandmg player CLARENCE WONG Attendance 4 years Thu lovable character krzou n to everyone ar Umbangz u ar the prnie of the Sertzor Clan He always had a uttty amu er for the teacher CYRUS S L WONG Attendance 5 years Track 2 Classxcal Club 1 2 Rnfle A very u :tty and :lever puptl better krzou n as the Crusher Maw. He wa: the urmy man m Aran: gang RAYMOND H WONG Attendance 4 years jolly Raiders 4 Dramatlc Club 4 Imua 4 Honor Roll 4 Ray u as a very bard uorker both on and off the campur He aluayr trted to get bu uork done rn time ! 4' F l 5 I 'F ll I . I. ll . 6 , I I I l fl Sim :,. Z VA Y . . 5 1 l ' , L . My ,VQQ 'l l -'-. S Club 23 Hui O Alii 5, 4g Honor Roll 5, 4. 4? :ll ,W f ' . I . ' f . ' . RAYMOND W C WONG Attendance 6 years Jr Basketball 2 3 Sr Basketball 4 Tenms 5 4 jolly Raxders 5 Crxmson Raiders 4 Classncal Clubl 2 Ushers Clubl 2 Imua4 Honor Rolll 2 3 4 W C was very cooperatzve and an rndurtrzour .ftuderzt Alro a very prohczent caraba player WARREN K H WONG Attendance 7 years Track Manager 2 Track 5 4 jolly Randers 4 Dramatxc Club 4 Rnfle Club 2 4 Classxcal Club 1 2 lmua 4 Many will mur Ole Manx arse crack: on the tampa: and tn the classroomr He wat one of the many boy: that gave the teacherr a run for their money Hard workxng Senlors 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 a 1 1 1 1 1 1 v v 1 1 - ,, U I . . . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 - ' ' rr 1 n Y- l l 1 HENRY Y YAMADA Attendance 6 years Classlcal Club l 2 Jolly Raiders 3 4 Dramauc Club 3 Ushers Club 2 Imua 3 4 Honor Roll Hank war very rocsable and well liked by all of hu fellow Jtudent: He war not only helpful but a generour guy EDWARD K YAMAMOTO Attendance 7 years jr Baseball 1 2 3 Sr Baseball 4 Classncal Club l 2 Crxmson Rarders 4 Quxll and Scroll 4 Ka Moolelo 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 'Tofu was always .teen at .school functfonx A good Jtudent ax well ar an athlete he ua: quite popular among hu clan mate: CHARLES T YAMANAKA Attendance6 years Jr Baseball 2 Sr Baseball 3 4 Track 1 jolly Rarders 3 Cnmson Randers 4 Classncal Club 1 2 Imua 4 Ka Moolelo 4 Honor Roll 3 Truly a gentleman and about the only confirmed bachelor Pxele wax well liked by all of hu friend! A very good athlete he wa: frrendly to all DAVID W S YAP Attendance 8 years jolly Rarders 3 4 SCOAP Club 4 Ka Moolelo 3 4 Honor Roll 4 Although Da1 rd ua: quzet he was one of the effctent Jenson Iolam had Many will remember htm for hu helpfulneu -2' 25' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, 4. 11 11 - - - Y ' D Y Y ' 7 1 1 1 1 . I 7 S ! ' Y H ' I . . - I , ! ill' - 1159? ay ' :i w J i 1. 1.5: ,551 U ' I ' Y Y 3 , 1 1 1 1 H Y ' rr ' 1, ' ' ' , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - U ' ' , if ,Q . . . . -1 .1,' dis FR ED K. YOSHIKAWA Attendance 2 yearsg Jr. Football 3g Hui O Alii 3, 4. Big Head can alwagzr be counted quextiorz. He ln on for amweri aJ all the amwe ' ' 5 st vwichmg u ng any rx in hu bead. GXIXSI' --HQXZ the 1 yy 'Q w-new 41 Iolam s Hula Troupe LAWRENCE H W YOUNG Attendance 5 years jr Football 2 3 Sr Football 4 I Baseball 2 3 Sr Baseball 4 Cho1r 7 Classxcal Club 1 2 Jolly Ra1clers 3 4 Golf Club 4 Honor Roll 1 2 We ran I my iloal we ve teen htm but we knou more about Caxanova Larry than he thmkf No doubt Juccess lull follou bzm m uhatever held be .fbould claooxe as tnme dances by 5 Counterclockwnse Betty Bc-tz gnves thc boss some pomtcrs I object Whats thc trouble Bucky s What seems to be so surprnsmg to the faculty J Walton explains the problem to the boys, 5-x 0 ,rk , A sw v Wi. -.1 lr 5? ll A , , T W' 33 ,f g X A I A V v ' 1- 'Els .tg . H . fx A Y- f YJ L 3' .wig H.azz Jiimz lad um cffmtnnlfiy fm hug -,hffu .mf M :XL JJ1 111112 3, UOIIZIZY naw 'mmf owl' mmf iz mm. .'.. W, , ,V ' . V V J , .Jp.r..'.1 w,f'f'?J. .f111,1+ ,JAX 'f UI Ill ffm Zurfmf z.!1..'e- .rwznxcf If L fwffif, , , , , . , ff, f1J'7V -Jvwwu fam nz I fm. f,'uJ.'l02. ff' fm ' 'V J A f. . , . 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Y ' .J.1nJ.' .JH Unalergra uczfe 4 an 'Q .gi 'S' qmur Vice Prendent M R050 Prefzdent Repretentam e A Ikeda Aduuor Mr Srmpson D Kennedy Wxth the first two years of hrgh school under therr belts the Junrors were a more determlned band as they embarked on the begmnrng of a new school term Havmg accustomed themselves ro the lrfe of an Iolanxan, the class of 50 was found to be ready and wnlllng to accept the many A 11111017 new responsxbxlmes and to assume a more serlous outlook towards school lrfe Thrs determmatxon of success on the part of the jumors made nr easter for the class as a whole to functxon as they d1s tmguxshed themselves scholastncally as well as athlencally FIRST ROW K Chow H Takane S Sumxda R Uyeda E Nomura R M3klShl E Sato R Okumoto SECOND ROW H WOUS R N1Shl.Y2m8 C Y0ShldH N Ok'-lb0 G Young M Rolfe E Leong S Sakal T Zane THIRD ROW K Teragawachl D. Alter D. Kennedy H. Masaki W. Souza A. Waklnekona H, Tanabe A, Ikeda T. IW3S3k1. l 9 V CL. -S., , 1 ., X bf il, , It 9+ 3' If ! 17412 f f , ,4 ' -Q ft wif , A f J, xy W' we ks .qn3e. - ' nj if G F 1 , HxQ ,-.f- Secretary R- Iida Tfeamfer ,.v. - J ' I ,s 'f s V ' if ,f ,,-,,. X A ' ,lg 5 ' fr-, 'Q,'f , 2 Y f. TW . .: l ajii' - . ' - , H. Han RepreJenf.1tiz'e Class The roll of honor showed a large number of Juruors whrch eudenced thelr f'-IHC academnc work, also there were many who figured prommently nn sports Under the competent leadershnp of thexr pres1 dent Alex Ikeda, and upon the counsel and adx 1ce given them by the class advrsors Messrs Lund and Aduiror Mr. Lund R. Yogi Srmpson, the class carrned out socnal functxons whlch were hlghly successful Thls fine group of jolly unlors look forward to a pleasant and worthwhnle year when they wxll rergn as the Mrghty Semors ln the hope of add mg more laurels to those whxch nt has already galned B FIRST ROW A Katoh E Motoyama R Mlkamx P Luke M Kalto B Panod C Lum H Ohara SECOND ROW R Lum W Asato L Lee L Nakamura H Han F Okada M Lau H Chun THIRD ROW R Sakamoto S AuHoy A Onta L Makashima D Amano F Nakamura J Tanabe T Lmgayo 3 531 V I . . . . w - v - .. - H . J . U I . . . . ,, . . ,, . - K - Y . . , . L . 11 L , in 5 5 ,' H l L I ' F l . ' a f 1 - ' ' ' ,l 'f , ' f We - , A 1 X , 2 I W ' 1,12 X .1 ' - , , ' as rf: f YM . ' A , ., -V aiiwa Q if rl' F H Mr' Q-fi Y ,. 1 120 ,A W' 2'-Sf. ,Egg Q- 7' wig-fi'Wf , . ' ai. f5s:i3:.1-2' . . , , , I., -san. , . -.- , Z K l if 4 L, ' flu, - 4 - Q 2 13 W 17 6 Q, 1 ,f. Ntfs je' 'oi u ' 2 We ,Y M, 0 , y 15.353, Fit' 4, C FIRST ROW E Aokl J Miyahara J Kimoto M Chmg S Y Wong R Ixda F Tanaka S Lee E Wong SECOND ROW W Aklyama R Iwamura P Komshl L Shlmoda R Yogi .T Tanabe A Fuchmo W Ho THIRD ROW W Monell W Ho F Nihel R Kashiwada E Shxkata J Cushlngham L Chong R Yuen H Soo om ow' we 00 x o i 'oo' 9 woo VW 11 .Q eg A ' 1500 'W c S M . . , W W ,sa 5 X , bosvftl Sax.: W E S 46 li WS' v 4 J , 71 7 Q Vice-Prefidem T. Taba President D. Seto S ecrelary-Treasurer H. Hanchett Sophomore Class As the year began the sophomores entered school wxth a sprrxr of enthusrasm and a brrght outlook for the comrng school year Havmg one year of high school expenence rt was not long before the sophomores accustomed themselves to their schedule and soon were takrng everythmg ln their strnde New faces appeared but the fr1endly Iolanrans soon made the newcomers feel that they were part of the class New actrvrtres had to b faced but mth the guldance of capable advrsors the sophomores undertook them and made them part of thexr everyday program Socrals were held wrth the Prrory and for the hrst ttme the eager sophomores formed H1 Y clubs Co opcratrn wth rherr teachers rn every re spect the sophomores dnlxgently studred and placed the most students on the flrst quarter honor roll As the year rolled on the vsork became more complex but the ever trymg sophomores drd not sl ack and kept up thenr good record Not only were they hrgh m academxc work but also well r presented nn the field of athletics Wrth eager hearts the fine group looks forward to a year of merrrment as jolly juniors but also to a year of hard studylng as students of Iolam ,A Advnor Adwlo, M' SUOUPC Mr Cathcart Reprerenlatzze W Nobuhara its --1 4' if Where to, Marvin? IOA Ice cream gang. -M v .. --' if 752. David and G0 ---- lieth? FIRST ROW: W. Hee, H. Kawai, R. Yim, R. Ohta, A. Ono, A. Miyamoto. S. Zukeran, A, Yoshimura, R. Iida, SECOND ROW: G. Nakamura, L, Fong, T, Taba, T. Shimabuku, W. Nobuhara. M. Nishimura, R. Kashiwahara, P. Hironaga, G. Kimura, A. Lee. THIRD ROW: W. Murakami, G. Koga. C. Chung-Ming, D. Seto, W. Okazaki, D. Matsuoka. C. Han, C. Kaaihue, J. Mitchell, G. Nakamura. ,M ft V .30 1. ,y- f 'ifff ,Av o -Q - 'inf' Y-V1 ' '2 1 3 1 9. IL, f l r 4 9 ,,-. 12? ii 4' 'Wi-'aa T-.I 1 .5 48 .., ,pf . , av:-.Rm '.4- 4-1' a '+A Xowldx . O90 Xix , 'oo . Ea . X4 596 Ownfa Ot aw. XAXQC Oxlxx XTVDZ, a. NN . 'efX, YK. XX ?f.X2ee,'l .O6'a.X5' S, ioowixoe, C. X 0 0. CYXXKXQ.. 5, O owl-, 3 . Ovatfx. 3, ei fam-xoxo . Cxixo he XP. YS 'X X09 YROQ5 ', X24 fiom 0. SY 'iviam . 3 N'1.'loooQ,.XJ. 9 Xfee. 'XXXXX'-9 6 OXXTXQXXAQQX. Q1 TX?-EK a 'Xiw O. 4319 -a ' ffivoogiz. iXX'a.?'.X,ee. 9-. Cvoo. Y-0X9 , Qs - P' xxixxeu. 6'a'0a . 'You-xo 06X . '59 XY- QXN . 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V00 49 G A R ,H fd' 1 .aepl vlgpsflod 4 Yfes . 0 we ,wS33'Sls, Freshmen .SM The mexperlencecl but ambltlous Freshmen began thelr first year 1n the Sensor H15,h School ID an cnnrely neva envxronment They qunckly accustomed themselves to the new ways wnth great enthusmasm The Freshmen, xlthough mlnng up subyects whnch were new to them, d1d well m thelr Scholastxc work as the honor roll w1ll show As athletes the Freshmen were well represented nn all sports, both lntramural md junxor lnterscholastlc They undertook each sport wxth great splrnt '15 .2 ' 1' 1 FIRST ROW D Tam C Tam R Ogawa G Pang D Hxrlshxkn F Shlmamoto R Lee A Chmg S Au SECOND ROW A Tanimura C Kosaka K Wedemeyer R Kam E Cockett B Asato A Chong L Chang W Leong M Leong THIRD ROW K Murayama C Hedanx R Goo M Wong A Chmg F Kurosu W Sato C Au R Nakatsuyx 0 . s 1 1 l ' ' . J 2 1 r. l D A Y . 7 2 . . . .Ji .Lff ' fr? Q4 1, it ' 1-'. '5,f , ' 1-A -, .- - i55n Z..f' V N X' ' 'A fm A l w i' I - 9A - v A - - . A - - , . ' . . . - f - l luh2?ux1h8.X:-u-' ferr afar C J' . Class Their cooperation in School activities were greatly appreciated by the entire school. With Miss Clayton and Fither Moulton as their competent advisors the Fresh men Class had social programs which were highly successful These hard working young men are looking forward to assume the role of sophomores and ro establish themselves worthy citizens of Iolani and their com munity. eff 15' 93 .- v X FIRST ROW: T. Okada, N. Ching J Tanaka H Tottori J Hashimoto D Hee F Wong R Au R FUhlk05h1 SECOND ROW G. Tanaka, D. Suehiro, S. Asato E Tokuda E Manuel S Shrmoda C Kam E Kurosawa A Totoki THIRD ROW K Kaneshiro, G. Chung, L. Ing, D Seto P Tom W Miyamosu R Takara H Hamamura W Tamayose K Cho , 14. H-PG QQ Q 'I QU 'Q 510 1 Y 4 ,ez T Ji 4 'P' A FIRST ROW R Heu J S Chung G Watada W Yamanaka D Oumx F Yamamoto S Masakm P Kennedy G Yamada SECOND ROW E Higa D Tyau G Yasutome E Neves R Lum L Pell G Zane F Toma B Kekua THIRD ROW G Noda G Yamamoto G Yanunaka K FUJIORB D Almadova F Hopkins C Kauue L Sen K Nagata G Nlbhxmura faq, We 'Q 5 .W as sifwf' K D' 9 1 57 Wassa malta HRT snll gomg yet ch' Ah eh' A mxss unior Hivh . 5 4' an 4 f ax f l .H Mr. Charles Halter Supervixor of Junior High School 3 GRADE OFFICERS Tr-on I-I H y Kodamn Pres G 'hmukl Vice-Pres E Yamauchi 53 With the return of three teachers, Mr. C. L. Halter, Supervisor, Mrs. C. McCarthy, Mrs. M. Karsten, and the addition of Mr. C. Riggin, the junior High has progressed most rapidly during the past year. Notable as one of the outstanding achievements that was inaugurated, was the appointment of an Editor, John Ching, and a group of assistants who are contributing news for a junior High page for the lmua Iolani. Still limited with a lack of facilities to carry on a successful athletic program the junior High has overcome this handicap by sheer spirit and hard work Our thanks go to the Parent Teacher Group for helping to defray part of the expenses for equiping the team Basketball and baseball were the other two sports which the Junior High participated in during the ensuing year Mr C L Halter was the coach of all the sports A number of social esents have taken place during the vear including 1 Halloween Party Christmas Party and Spring Party Many of the junior High Students were contributing to the academic life of the school by placing a large number on both the honor roll and the headmasters list 7th GRADE OFFICERS Secty D Alon: Trees D Anderson Vice-Pres R Ebesu Pres D Yee N ff lrokawa Sect H 5 . . . . K 4 . , ' I Y . . . . Y . 1 1 , . . Zh 1 I 7 ' C' s as i 'H' x A 4 'Audi X K -,, 3, we q , 'fl ' if 1 , Y 'V . L , sg .L ,Q f a-at 3 -. . 1 -. - .-4 Eighth Grade if Y' 'N-42 .7 T7 we-p FIRST ROW S Dol K Tsuji A Yoshxda G Chun W Kaneko D Chong Y Uno R Elks, SECOND ROW F Mxnamx L Pang R Lau S Murakami G Lee R Oda N Nishikawa B Saito T Gaza THIRD ROW G Thro E Komoda W Klm D Satogata C Murakamx P Little F Hamada G Ching 'NU' FIRST ROW H Hamada K Kubumoto J Hxrax H Lee C Lee G Taoka VK Lum L Wong J Chxng SECOND ROW R Luke S Ho C Kxmura W Yokoyama S Hayashx V Young J Sakamoto H Loo THIRD ROW D Alona R Anderson K Kanetake R Ebesu R Nagashxma G Loo E Shxzuru K Kax-.amoto D Yee 8A - - - - . - . - f - . - A 1 - - 5 - . 1 . - ' . v 1 v I1 n l I 1 , . 1 i .4 he EIIZYL A - ' I v ' V r SB I , . , I I I ' V I I I ' V I ' ' Li? 1 Q I ,mi 1 cw ,Ms n.22 ' mg, NX 15 1 , 'S f. 1 . i . gms! A Y. ng 25 A Pciieq bxof, y Ebesu on ake V155 behgvmbou' an endffoundr gat-,QC . Seventh Grade 7A FIRST ROW: F. Yamada, E. Fung, S. Lee, H. Murakami, W. Hatamoto. R. Seto. R. Okamoto, W. Tanabe, D. Young, SECOND ROW: E. Kuramoto. R. Powell, R. Leong, J. Lum, R. Wong. I. Kam, D. Bow, G. Uehara, E. Funai. THIRD ROW: E. Ozu, E. Sakurai, T. Ishida, A. Brenner, N. Ikehara, E. Han, R. Chun. D. Akana, K. Wong. X . A . Q ! .W ,H , A sea 0 ' ' .SF ,. ' + X- Q 'ng' 9: ., at Ham H U -V-s 4 -1 Q. FA 5 X 'iox1. N xi 'xi 9' , .v. vvflofx- 'fmgo ' fi. +015 X- x Qi . YA-sm ygqimix. 3Nw,i1-'Av0N- . s 9 - pow. vsov90W- 9 -axes. YY V0 X501 . YA x 9 019 .ooogg Qi, Cocoa. oh Q, vow. C. va ua. V. GW013 Ong C .tg-Q 6.52 YLQA 06 91: 9 'Nr Yxwi-'Y Y- -gecorw 90 9. fiofvawb V29 . F' , ,gr 5 71 -M,f1 ' av? -gf' . 1 5' f , 'A ',.- r, , f I ,fjigiff Q 4 + fin 1, .45-HSS' ' f'-5.1 ' -,,, YA -1 fi, , 15 . 9 , ' .df 135 - ,' ?'f 'L 1'3'3i'3W5f.+ Ci51.- , ' ,gif Q' yy ,pi W1 ,rRvV',q ' .r CJOQQQQQS 1Y 0925 'AKA vK'MCy0x. S. ?' 'M -ww 's ,,,, The fc B ocs the bel l! , 3 fi Z, liz f 1 XXXx XX WX Ziff NX XXX fn k ,Z Z , , J ,gf gf,- -,--- f , X X 1 1 Refresh FD enrs ar halftime' 6 wh 6 gm fr wa, wr. x 'f ' 1 .Ns IWW' fl ,v, 'lv-f 9,-A544 .fbi , .. nb A 5. A . mxdqftcmo Pip X 235.4 W .Q .A 3 .1f .fi,:V Sfrollf J. ,hgyx X A QW. :Dv ECOND R Miyamxfo. S. Kong. S RD ROW: W. Yeager, G N Hashimoto, C. H Kodama. THX CY' 'IC FIRST BOW: J. Char. K. Muraoka, R. Yaginuma, C. Oumi. E. Kang. . shima, E. Yamauchi, W. Kurata. G. Tonaki, E. Nakamoto, E. Pang, , h. H. Kekuewa. G. Asada. R. Choy, A. Abremca, B. Tamura. H. Hirokawa. E. Naka Nishihara. R. Smit 57 On OW Elementary Department Our boys are now very happnly adjusted to the Ala Wal School The expan sxon program was completed rhls year wlth the addrtron of three more classes a new flrst second and thlrd grade Another buxldlng was acqulred and two new class rooms were bunlt thxs summer to meet thls emergency A Chrrstmas pageant was beautifully presented by the first three grades The upper grades parncxpatcd rn the Chrx tmas Carol Servnce at the Cathedral In january the entxre school gave a Dance Recltal for thc1r parents under the dlrecnon of Mrs josephxne Flanders who also dlrects thelr regular dancmg and tumblmg classes We are very grateful to our Parent Teacher Group who have been so generously spendmg the money they made at the carnrval We have a fine new pnano two new General Electrlc water coolers four swlngs four teter boards two slxdes and a jungle gym They also have provxded a new quonset hut whxch IS used for Relrgnous Educanon and a fxlm proyectxon room Chapel IS held every mornmg On the days that Chaplaln Moulton does not come the boys read thenr own servxce Under the dxrecnon of Mrs Frances Moulton Relngxous Educanon teacher and Mxss Mary Whltten musnc dxrector the entire faculty have gnen their complete cooperation rn makmg our servlce a truly mspnranonal one 'l!t ' Mrs Genevleve Street Superwror of Elementary Department Whats wrong wxth the ball fella? Lunchtime at the Ala Wax Yep' Thais the nght change' Sixth Grade 'I lt., FIRST ROW R Kitayama R Murakami W Townsend W Lee J Murata F Karimoto B Eaves A Seto J C Lee D Kimura E Lee SECOND ROW V Goo H Kawamoto E Kashiwamura M Hokama R Nakayama E Soo L Yoon T B Lee S Nishlmura M Ishii R Fujimoto R Fujii FIRST ROW A Hee R Sakai R Chinen R Klm L Ng P Rea R Crewell J Ono D Kimura C Stewart SECOND ROW K Kaneta C Yamada A Nishimura C Okumoto B Matsumoto F Hong A Hayasaka P Chmg L Tanabe R Uyehara W Minato 6A 6B I f T.: FA 60 Grade 3 i s- V.: 5 Ps C7 'C 4 1 W ' L Mahoe D Kali, K. SA FIRST ROW: L. Murakami. H. Mizushima, R. Sasaki, B. Ching, M. Kaneshiro. C. Kanemorx, . , . Horii, R. Pang, C. Zen, C. Dine. SECOND ROW: R. Doi. E. Tung, D. Oishi, S. Vanse, H. Hedani. E. Okutani, M. ' o C. Gokan, H. Kodama. G. Omoto. Yap, H. Akxu. J. Tsup, A. Uyen . Q w 1 L 1 1--' -- SB i ' G F11-IST ROW: H. Arita. V. Miyamoto, R. Polk, R. Wong. H. Hanohano. G. Pang. E. Weller, D. Orton, M. Kurovrn. Le0ng. SECOND ROWZ J. Asato, S. Kajiwara, M. Minami. G. Lau. L. Omura. A. Young, N. Matsushima, P. SUT-Uki D. Wong. C. Onogi. W. lchijo. R. Takeshita. Fourth Grade - 1 z 3 4A FIRST ROW: C. Kawakami, T. Minami, A. Wong, H. Chigioji, M. Mau. A. Tyau. D. Kim, S. Ching, E. Lum, P. Ho T. Kano. G. Seto. SECOND ROW: R. Ha-shimoto, H. Kino. R. Ching, B. Ch ' ' Funaki, H. Ch' 1 - ' ' ung. L. Hxguchi, S. Edward. L. Klmoto. C mg, D. Kashlvsamura, S. Chong, R. Hirokawa. C. Miyamoto. Mx' ffifw x' 4 -. ' ' 3 ' 5 V' 1 4B FIRST ROW: E. Oishi, A. Kau. R. Minani, S, Uyeshiro, B. Lau. J. Upchurch, C. Souza, P. Tanabe, R. Murashige. C. 61 Ikehara, J. Matsumoto. SECOND ROW: A. Isoshima, 5. Ching, A. Ching, K. Oshiro, L. Motoda, K. Nakah S Kikuchi. M. Nishihara, R. T' d . . ara, . 53 bu a L Chong, W. Lum, J. Gaza. v . . 3A FIRST ROW: R. Gaffney, M. Masuda, C. Muraoka, L. Sue, H. Tasaka. R. Koyama, S. Nakagnwa, C. Tnng, S. Sasaki, s. Yamamom. SECOND Row. J. Nakamine, R. 'romishiml R. Asato. T. Mmami. K. Tambe- F4 Glma- E' Chun' J. Tan, W. Sakuma, R. Chow, D. Soo, E. Sakamoto, missing G. Luke and L- Ch0W- 5B RIRST ROW: H. Ing, D. Kali, R. Naka-yama, R. Yamagata, G. Zabriskie, A. Moo, R. Hanohano, G. Yoshida, M Yamamoto, W. Ahana Jr., T. Okata Jr. SECOND ROW: L. Hatamoto, G. Okutani, C. Chun-Hoon Jr., R. Lee, R Toyofuku, A. Young, G. Pa-ng, T. Oyama. E. Kau, R. Yamada, R. Nakamatsu, G. Mock, E. Yamamoto, R. Hedani. -77 Y 1 ...- .f.. 62 ,v ,S f 1 . ..-A 4.4.41. V11 f WH. Q 2 ZA FIRST ROW: P. Hamamoto, L. Young. M. Teruya, M. Sen, C. Lee, A. Elias, A. Lasua, E. Muratsuka, F. Oda. E Young, R. Yamamoto. E. Ho. SECOND ROW: L. Morimoto, R, Wolter, C. Kondo, M. Moo, S. Yoshioka, M. Tanagawa K. Wong, S. Shimoda, E. Leong, C. Karimoto, M. Iguchi, R. Hirahara, E. Nakahara. 2B FIRST ROW: H. Hirahara, C. Wai, U. Stossel, F. Fukuroda, R. Morse, R. Okada, R. Teruya, G. Lau, M. Ishizu, J Miyake. SECOND ROW: E. Young, C. Choi, R. Tadnki, F. Tanaka, R. Fujitani, E. Miyamoto, S. Robertson. R Viveiros. R. Tanimcto, G. Young, D. Takesue, B. Sing. 1. Q1 4 ig. K , A ' ' ' . A . a-fy fn .. ,,, I lA FIRST ROW: P, Yoshida, G. Kahikina, E. Cooke, J. Dudoit, L. Wong, B. Ushiyuma. R. Chang, N. Naiagawa, R. Yasuda, D. Nishimura, D. Chun, W. Kobatake. SECOND ROW: D. Chun, A. Akui, P. Higashihara, J. Luke, G. Wong, A. Sing. P. Tanaka, B. Watanabe. R. Yoshioka, G. Pang. G. Matsuoka, L. Ichida, R. Yoshizuma. First Grade IB FIRST ROW: D. Lau. C. Obara, M. Chow, J. Yee, W. Prestidge. R. Stewart, R. Ng, P. Young, K. Chun, V. SECOND ROW: W. Matauura, B. Kawate, N. Murakami, B. Matsumoto, L. Kaneko, L. Cheong, N. Jones, S. U C. Bow, P. Shigenaga, R. Ching. is ..- Chang. chima, Kindergarten The theme of the kindergarten this year has been the golden rule. If a boy applies the golden rule in his daily activities, he has learned the most important lesson that kindergarten has to offer--that of living with other people. A morning in the kindergarten presents a number of diversified activities. During the activity period, each child is allowed to do whatever he pleases, be it coloring, painting, playing with blocks, sliding on the new slide, or sawing wood. In the conversation period the children tell any news or show the class things they have made. They gain self-confidence in speaking before the entire group and also learn to correct faulty speech habits. Story telling and drama- tization stimulate the imagination and help to give the boys a rich vocabulary background. A keen sense of rhythm has been developed in every boy through rhythmic activities, toy orchestra and choral speaking. Motor coordination has been strengthened through rhythms and handwork. The kindergarten has aimed to give each boy a wealth of experiences which will prove valuable to him in his school career. L 2 Miss Henrietta Hook Superzfiior Kindergarten Department And the small shall grow mightier! Shucks, school not likc this all day. 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Athletics Athletics, as well as scholastic and character development is an important part of the threefold plan of education at Iolani. Through participa- tion in the varied physical program, the students cultivate the qualities of sportsmanship, fairplay, and teamwork. Carried through into later life these basic qualities of Christian character will make us better citizens of the community and the world. Education without common sense and phys- ical health would be incomplete and lacking in vitality. Here at Iolani, we have the opportunity to grow in Wisdom and stature , and in favor with God and man. FRONT ROW: John Wright fAssistant Senior Football and Assistant Track Coachi, John Pualua, Moses Ome lTrack Coach! Philip Minn 1Assistant Senior Football Coach. BACK ROW: Father Kenneth Bray, Fred Meyers tJunior Baseball Coachl. Charles Kalani lAssistant Junior Football Coachl, Connor Stroupe lAssistant Junior Basketball Coachi, Ted Shaw tAssistant Senior Baseball Coachj. 68 -Q Senior Football 'GX Mac on his way to a touchdown. IOLANI-25 MCKINLEY-14 The Crimson Tide, making their 1948 debut, scored an impressive 25-14 victory over the McKinley Tigers. A determined Iolani eleven, well drilled and well condi- tioned, outclassed the prep champions of 1947. The Red Raiders blocked with pre- cision and tackled viciously. The Nuuanuans took a 13-7 lead at the half, Han taking the first touchdown across on a 2 yard smash and a 10 yard Hoater pass from Napoleon to Ho capping a 68 yard drive for the sec- ond. In the second half with the score 14- 13 in favor of McKinley, McKillop took a reverse from Napoleon and neatly sidestep- ped and outsped the Tiger secondary to go 35 yards for a touchdown, thus enabling Iolani to take a 19-14 lead. A few plays later, Watanabe intercepted a deflected pass and galloped 18 yards for the final tally as Iolani chalked up a well earned victory. , y,',,,wmy.:'55ff - fa , Q .V FIRST ROW: R. Makishi, H. Hanchett, V. Sakamoto, R. Yogi, S. Zukeran, N. Yonamine, H. Ho, R. Andrade, P. Luke. W. Ho. SECOND ROW: B. Almadova, D. Johnson, E. Watanabe, E. Inoshita, F. Okada, G. Hamada, H. Seto, H. Han, A. Napoleon. A. McKi1lop, H. Chinen, H. Han. THIRD ROW: F. Hopkins, J. Kahahawai, R. Kashiwada, F. Kahoohanohano, C. Lum, C. Knaihue. M. Lopes, J. Kimoto, T. Lau, A. Wakinekona, R. Salda. D. Seto. fi url! , ,w-ur?-I-2.--A , 'Liss' Where's the ball! IOLANI-12 FARRINGTON-19 Time ran out on Iolani as the Governors grabbed a stirring 19-12 victory over the Raiders. Iolani opened the game with a powerful running attack and scored after four minutes of play with Napoleon carry- ing the mail over on a 9 yard end sweep. Six minutes later an interception setup the second Raider marker, Han climaxing the 46 yard drive with his 4 yard scoring plunge. But Farrington's offense broke loose in the third quarter. With Kahoonei, their passing wizard, throwing strikes to his receivers and Garcia ripping off consistent gains, the Govs racked up three quick touchdowns to go ahead 19-12. Then they dug in to stop Iolani's desperation drive in the dying mo- ments of the game which found the Raiders just one scant yard short of a touchdown and a possible tie. Seto on his way for a big gain. ' 5 . 1' -- -Y IOLANI-26 ROOSEVELT-6 Playing headsup football enabled Iolani's spirited eleven to register its second straight victory at the expense of the Roosevelt Rough Riders. In the first half, Han re- covered a blocked punt in the end zone, McKillop intercepted a pass and scooted 71 yards to score, and Hanchett caught a Roo- sevelt fumble in mid-air and raced 22 yards to pay dirt as the Nuuanuans led 26-6 at the half with Han converting twice from place- ment. The second half was even until the last Z4 seconds when Han squirmed 24 yards over tackle for the last tally. The Raiders played a methodical waiting game, letting the Riders make the move and then pouncing on them for the win. V, ry .14 sv-Kg:-,N Ripper rips through the Gov's line. IOLANI-0 KAMEHAMEHA-20 Using their superior weight to great advantage, the 1948 Champions of Kam dis- played power to defeat a plucky Iolani eleven, 20-0, on a wet and slippery turf. Crippled by the loss of Han and Almadova through injuries, the Crimsons played a waiting game, punting on third downs. But the breaks didn't come their way this time. Without Han, Iolani's running attack bog- ged down and the slippery ball made pass- ing difhcult. Iolani's staunch line played a stubborn game, yeilding ground grudgingly. Although outplayed, the Raiders were far from being outfought. They made two bril- liant goal-line stands in the third period to win the plaudits of the - - 7 ,-,. .1 ' R .I 4 , ,, - -Y., . 4 31 1. - f ',,?j0-1-fzgg 2 Nappy plunges through the Pun wall. IOLANI-14 KAIMUKI-12 Iolani, beaten in a previous game by Punahou's point after touchdown, converted twice to give them a two point margin of victory over the Kaimuki Bulldogs. Harold Han, our hard driving fullback, kicked both conversions which enabled the Raiders to emerge on top. The Raiders scored both of their touchdowns in the first ICH minutes of the skirmish, while the Bulldogs punched over their tallies in the second and fourth quarters. Napoleon circled right end from the one for the first score and McKillop, in a deceptive three way handling of the pigskin, took a reverse and rambled 35 yards for the second. Only the persistence of Iolani kept the Bulldogs from pulling an upset. The game was one of the cleanest of the entire season as there was'only one fraction of the rules, that being an olfside penalty called against Kaimuki in the third period. Stopped for no gain. .1-Lan 38:2 'nl E IOLANI-6 PUNAHOU-7 The Red Raiders of Iolani suffered their third consecutive defeat with a heartbreak- ing 7-6 decision to the Buff and Blues. Iolani outplayed Punahou through most of the hard fought game, halting the feared running of Billy Heilbron and the dangerous aerial assaults of Dave Eldredge. Nursing a 6-0 lead with 25 seconds remaining in the half, the usually conservative Nuuanuans gambled on a fourth down pass that resulted in a Pun touchdown. Wilson of Punahou pluck- ed the aerial from the air and scooted 61 yards to score. Ane then spelled defeat for the Raiders as he booted the extra point. The Crimson Tide had enjoyed an early lead on Napoleon's 12 yard end sweep into the barn, but the conversion was blocked. Iolani played one of their best games of the season Y a 'J 41 4, , Gangway! I'm coming through! IOLANI-6 ST. LOUIS-15 The Crusaders from St. Louis turned back a fighting Iolani eleven, 15-6, with a two- touchdown splurge in the second quarter. Paoa passing to DeFontes for 14 yards and Akau crossing from the 9 accounted for the Saints' two tallies. Then they added two more points on a safety in the hnal period when Iolani's backfield muffed a snap from the center. Behind 15-0, Iolani roared back with Han driving and spinning his way 8 yards for the Raiders' lone tally. The year's final statistics revealed that the Crimsons led in the kickoff department with an ave- rage boot of 44.5 yards. The Raiders also were the best when it came to fumbling the least. They miscued only 11 times, recover- ing 9 of these. CHARLES KAAIHLE ALLEN NAPOLEON Lf H f Ql -...Q ALAN Righ mm ANABE XT fi DAVID JOHNSON Right Guard X X HAN HAROLD HAN F ll DUDLEY SET O xX XX X X Q Q ,,4l Z X W X jf 4 ' 7 ff THOMAS LAU Right Guard ,ff 1' 5 HOLLIS HO R gb Half ARD INOSH I Left Guard XA a FIRST ROW: D. Matsuoka, C. Jinbo, H. Han, W. Nobuhara, R. Andrade, M. Lopes, A. Napoleon. SECOND ROW: H. Seto, P. Choy, G. Hamada. B. Almadova. A. Chun-Hoon. D. Amano, R. Wong. THIRD H. Aloiau, S. Mukai. ROW: M. Nishlmura, D. Yamashlro, H. Han, W. Taguma. Senior Basketball Q ijt. . is In 'C' 'E f 'LX . Q . The senior cagers under the tutelage of Father Kenneth Bray started the season with an over- A LAQ1. whelming defeat. With but six returning letter- W men they were routed by St. Louis by a score of -I 49-19. Iolani was outclassed but not outfought by the championship bound Crusaders. But as the . season rolled along the team showed marked im- X 6 provement and were a constant threat to the lead- - ing teams. They lost a couple of heartbreakers f Kamehameha trailing until the final quarter. They climaxed the season with an rout over the fifth place McKinley. Although the team lost all but one of showed fine spirit and good sportsmanship through- out the season. 74 to Mid-Pacific and Punahou and had second place impressive 5 9-39 their games, they . I I 6 2' P 5. 2. 83 .rf- ' a Sv if V 1. ts. - .nw f x VAC- Gg' .. ' ihwfhllf 'T L . 'Q mf +i.:.. ,g . f .. Q' lpilii iv i'f??igi . an . ' , A , . ,, ,, . .NA N . .. fs . kv ,. if , , alifff 'W W. K .-M s AN ,tu ft .m-Ave' . iff vs ..u.,,i-ya,zw,4:.:7,a. , A . 'i il V Q A T. Muratake, A. Nishlkawa, A. Katoh. G. Koga, D. Matsuoka, M. Motoyama, C. Shlol, R. lwamoto. Senior Baseball The varsity, competently coached by Father Bray and his assistants Ted Shaw and Richard Kashi- waeda, has the makings of a good team and should eventually develop into a serious contender for the prep title. The boys show enthusiasm and are a confident group. Returning lettermen Ben A1- madova, Ed lnoshita, Clifford jinbo, Hollis Ho, Eric Watanabe and Charles Yamanaka should be ably assisted by such newcomers as Noboru Yona- mine, Stanley Zukeran, Wallace Sugimoto, Doug- las Matsuoka, Wallace Okazaki, Thomas Muro- take, and Edward Motoyama .This year's team appears to be well balanced according to pre sea- son tilts. The hitting, pitching and fielding de- partments look especially promising. Veterans like Jinbo, Almadova, and Inoshita should steady the team. 76 lst ROW: C. Yamanaka, W. Suglmow. M- MOUOYlma. S. Zukeran, C. Shioi. N. Yonamine, R. Iwamoto. 2nd ROW: H. Chock 4Mgr.7 C. Jinbo, L. Young, A. Katoh, G. Koga, E. Watanabe. D. Matsuoka, W, Ho, N. Ching 4Mgr.l. 3rd ROW: A. Nlshlkawa. T. Murotake H. Takane. K. Mukalgawa. B. Almadova. E. Inoshlta, W. Okazakl, H. Ho, E. Yamamoto. ,, .N - ., . Q . 2 . W' fx an ' uv . -in I . 1 A. Nw 7 . fi 'V ' V,., ' V 7 u u U U I U U I M W B. 1. 9 Q . in , v . v .Jr 6, , W . ' v .v C. Jinbo, 2nd Base: S. Zukeran, Shortstop: N. Yonamine, 3rd Base Almadova, lst Base: E. Watanabe, Catcher: K as ' 1 9 1 ..-ff' a F Q 'Z ,, . In 1-sf K we qw. ,-.AN H11 , W , 0 fx , 1 Q. G flaw- 5 v 7 . ' . .V Mg. ww -ff. ., -.. , w .W I . , .,M. aw, , ' W . Y 'Q -ff. , 7 'gf f, ?.N: Wg A.-. . J 4 x 4 4. W 'Am' 'N' fm . M 4.. N 8? ' ' . . . 'Xml v.1.Lfl!.f.-45, bt in .I.fX ' sw' . -5-1 - W. Q .Gov ,.,, I . V' 1 - x.: . ' 1 W-'Lf 'iv 'Q , ' U- Q. -' ', v- -5 A . ' ' W ' V .H . . N . ., . 4 4 . . 01,4 , , . s. , r ,Q A 'R .- , Q !1 f .. ' ' ' .. . U .-Mx. . -.vw W ...J , . . . A ,, Yamanaka, Centerfield: W. Sugimoto, Rightfieldg E. lnoshita, Leftfield. -gg , an Y A ucv' 2, , SX K I 'f A '4 1 85 vw? W f I , be AIX. 4 8 A if A . hm I x W: 4' 9 if Q 4 N ,1 I WT I Q 4. Q' if 2 f 5 J 3 Arthur Fujino, Captain The Iolani mermen under the expert guidance of coach Bill Neunzig made a very good showing during the past season, despite the lack of ade- quate training facilities. This well balanced and superbly conditioned squad led by captain Arthur Fujino, a versatile backstroke and medley swim- mer and veterans like Chocolate Wakinekona, Bill Neunzig, Coach Walter Komeiji, and Alex Ikeda, won the junior scholastic championship. They scored a convinc- ing victory and left no doubt of their supremacy. The medley teams were particularly outstanding throughout the season and established a new record in the M.I.T. Relays. lst ROW: R. Tom, A. Ikeda. M. Ching, E. Shikata, A. Wakinekona, J. Tanabe. 2nd ROW: F Tanaka mgr L. Nakam Komeiji, A. Fujino, P. Konishi, T. Shimabuku, S. Sakai, mgr 'E 11' BO MING YEE, Coach Tennis The outlook for this year looks bright. Seasoned returning lettermen Ruddy Tongg, Raymond Wong, Walton Shim, and Kai Leong Lee will spearhead the team. Under the capable guidance of their coach Bo Ming Yee, they are expected to make a strong bid for the league crown. Iolani has always produced good Tennis teams and this year is no exception. Kai Leong Lee Ruddy Tongg Walton Shim Raymond Wong Wilfred Wong Douglas Hee Giovanni Chung ' Hiroaki Tottori M35 ' wa 2 Y 'I ' Ziff ,E ,E 'Nr 'Hn S 1-4-bv-I mwam siglisf-wf' ww? 393' M091 wqmw N M fa In 5' Okumoto W Asato W Lee J Kawasaki W Ho Senior Football Managers Song and Cheer Leaders Leona Ching Dancette Poepoe Barbara Lee Ehzabeth Char X Walter Komen: Robert Mornsugx Merlm Chung Chiiord Jmbo unior Football The junior gridders, under the helm of coach Bill Sing, got oft' to an excellent start by trouncing the Roosevelt Babes 14 to 13. Then they went through the rest of the season without a victory. Although they were outplayed in most of the games, they were never outfought. Everyone put out their best eFforts and looked promising even in defeat. The boys gained in- valuable experience and a lot is expected of them in the near future. WILLIAM SING, Couch mi' if J :saw ff' f Q-1 ' . La, ...sr ,M 1' P , I I, I. lst ROW: C. I-lan, R. Yim, C. Au, S. Zukeran, K. Wedemeyer. 2nd ROW: W. Sato, R. Goo, D. Seto, C. Kauwe. D. Almadova, R. Teramae, T. Taba. 3rd ROW: F. Kahoohanohano, C. Chun-Ming, K. S. Dung, R. Kam, D. Seto, A. Ching, I i lst ROW: R.Teramae, A. Tottoki, M. Wong, W. Sato, F. Kurusu, R. Hamamura, C. Hirashiki, R. Ogawa, F. Yamamo- to, R. Oishi. 2nd ROW: D. Seto, R. Baba, R. Nakatsuji. K. Teragawachi, E. Kurasawa, R. Arita, D. Almadova. F. R0dl'i8U9S. R' Y0Si- 3rd ROW! W- Tel'3m0l0. S- Kodama. T. Taba. R. Okumoto, E. Aoki, G. Yasunaka, G. Yamamo- to, E. Neves, D. Seto, E.hLau, A. Yoshimura, A. Murakami, 4th ROW: R. Kam, C, Han. SPORT SHORTS yu-:Ina Nu Nappy breaks into the secondary. Last minute instructions if .......- 4 GSH Bumpy ready to take 05. Seto eyes the enemy. CHARLES HALTER Coach Jumor H1 gh Sports The Exghth Grade has made great strides m lts athletic program during the year 1948 49 Due to splendld cooperatlon of Father Kenneth A Bray and Mr Ralph P Monell the teams of the jumor I-lrgh School have been provlded wnth much need ed equrpment necessary to carry on a successful program The football season brought out brxght prospects for future teams at Iolanx The record of the football team speaks for xt self With five VICIOIICS and no defeats the young midgets rolled up a total of 156 pomts agamst 6 for the opposmon With three returning lettermen for next years team prospects for another successful season appear quxte good The basketball season was hxghly successful wxth the team wmnmg five and losmg three The total number of points made by the team was 252 agamst 187 for their opponents Perhaps the greatest feat was the overwhelmmg score mn whxch the mndgets defeated thenr opponent Teachers College to the tune of 73 to 14 Baseball wxth nts schedule of nme games appears to have a brlght outlook Though the boys are raw recrunts nt IS hoped that they wxll lmprove enough to field a good team for thenr openmg game Football lst ROW: E. Komoda, C. Murakami, R. Ellis, D. Satagota. R. Ebesu, T. Gaza, G. Taoka, S. Doi, H. Hamada. 2nd ROW: W. Yokoyama, S. Ho, D. Yee, G. Loo, E. Shizuru, R. Lau, V. Young, G. Nishihara, R. Oda, J. Sakamoto, G. Ching. 3rd ROW: L. Glnoza R. Anderson. A. Hasada, K. Kanetake, G. Lee. S. Murakami, H. Pang, S. Hayashi. Basketball 'vm lst ROW G Taoka S Doi W Tanabe S Ho D Satsgota H Hamada T Gaza 2nd ROW G Ching L Ginoza K Kawamoto T lshxda G Lee S Murakami G Loo E Shizuru D Mona Baseball ef an aa G P ijgxm 157- ROW W Tanabe -T Ching H Hamada K Kusumoto R Oi S Doi 2nd ROW G Nishihara S Doi H Pang D Satagota 86 J Sakamoto T Gaza W Kaneko 3nd ROW G Ching L Ginoza S Murakami T Ishida R Ebesu G Lee K Kanetake D Yee E Shizuru W Yokoyama B Saxto A I . - A Q . A A A L ' a Htfvl ij, I . 5 V 'Y ,, . . W . .. vga ,Va In V, K: - . v l , , Q- M 5 QM, V D' ' 1-ALL A 'Iii 6' ,N -,Sf .L WM., V , , ' 'Q law '.' . J , A I- G ' H I fu N .A 4 ' , ' ll a 1 ' 3 W Y it mr-, X ,Q 1 will Q ,2 4 1- na- it ' 2 l W. f ' 1 A 'Q 'Y ' . l 1 ' ' Q I ' l A l ' l L s ll 1 l , M M. V V 0 , , Ji' lf.. . I .-5 v E 'Xi Aff.. wr, N Q V . . f 1 5 E D, , Y, -, r s X M- X Q5 N S . 4 . U ,UR I I V 0 V . fbc fmnz uaf an mzpomzrzl um! nz tfu I1 e 0 1 1103 nz Qld Hun 1111 For ilu eww! ffvcre zzaf nod lu Le pre pared and llflfb done DIJIFEJ 1dV'H?7A' mm roajfed pzg Looked III an mm 11 rub fuk mbuz rom tffe Je.: qmzuzlzmc zz 110 ozbu bww and eljefly cfm tam In rmzzllzf Ihdllfleif .ufzzzfzw nz lolwzz bep nah bop buzzer LILQUIJIIZILLI zzzlfy me faculty and zbezr 5411001 matef, um! dim felp Zu make the memorzef of whoa! dag: ldppy ana ' A ' f f Y A b ' f J P H0u'e1er. be nut only ale at ll llldll, be A1250 :mule ac- 5 ' . ' ' ' A' ' ' Z 1 :iw K 2 ' Mrs I. Sulllvan Advis0f STAFF MEMBERS Editor-in-chief . . . . Donald O'Day Arrixttmt Editors . . Edward Tokunaga Edward Yamamoto Bminefs Managers . . . . . Ruddy Tongg Clifford jinbo Auociate Editor: . . . Paul In, Thomas Lau James Kawasaki, Thomas Murotake Sports Editors ...... Clarence Taoka Harry Aoyagi, Eric Watanabe Art Editort ....... Melvin Chang Barry Napoleon Photographers ........ David Yap ' Kai Leong Lee, Robert Tom Typittf . . .... Charles Yamanaka Cyrus Wong, Howard I-Ian Exchange Editor ..... Gerald Soneda Juniors on Stab' ..... Sun Yet Wong Donald Amano, Albert Orita, Shigeo Sumida Ka Moolelo 0 Iolani The Ka Moolelo O Iolani staff composed of an inexperienced group of students began their school year under the advisorship of Mrs. Josephine Sulli- van. They set out with the aim of producing an annual worthy of the task of portraying the life of the school. With this aim came the many days and nights of hardwork and headaches usually associated with this type of work. However, it was not all work for in the many months of plan- ning and working together, the members became closer friends and learned to take on responsibility which is an asset to any young man. In all re- spects, it was interesting and educational for everyone of the staff members. The result of the 1949 Ka Moolelo is here before you. The toil of producing an annual. Fill lst ROW H Aoyagi C Jinbo E Tokunaga E Yamamoto R Tom T Murotake D Yap 2nd ROW R Tongg S Y Wong P In B Napoleon G Soneda E Watanabe Discussing the sntuauon The headache of choosing the right picture W ' 1 c in A If , . ' - Y c T. Lau. 0 Day. J. iiawlvasaki: C.'Taoka, H. i-Ian. C. Wong, drtta. Eird-ROW: K. Lee, D.. Amana, K.'Mulhaigawa .. 1 f a Scroll f U E. Chun, Pres. J . 'f i 'L ,,,.--,e5'.,'ff ..,', I V -QI. ,,.., rg. '. - -J ,:','- .-.f.:j,:,4,rg..,,f 7? - , .- -' ww' , ,- , . -J. .,. , -.,: , . ,rs ..,.f.. ,A .af .' 4' 'R - ,.- 'Q f, 4 't ,r ' 44' 'K y-M. N'-' .N A 4 . ,Q ,Ji .si ' 7 f'A I -1.-Qgjk' ,z - Quill ee- sff 9 , if A 'Iss ' 4 'li I lv ,f I .tu ' .J '7 . ., The Iolani Chapter Quill 8: Scroll Society, beginning the year six members completed its year with a total of twenty-eight. The aim and purpose of the group was to take an active part in raising stand- ards of journalism in connection with the Imua and Ka Moolelo. According to the National Constitution members are chosen from the students enrolled in the high school who at the time of their selections meet the following requirements: they must be of at least junior standingg they must be in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing at the time of their election, they must have done superior work in some phase of journalism or creative endeavorg they must be recommended by the advisor or by the committee governing publica tions, they must be approved by the executive secretary D. O'Day, S ec. Officers for the year were Edward Chun, president, Donald ODay, xecutive secretary, Harlen Chong, treasurer H Chong Trear Tongg W Shim A Chun Hoon R Papa J Kawasaki T Murotake 3rd ROW D 0Day W Sugimoto adm-,Of C Taoka H Chong R Dang E Yamamoto G Hu ist Row: P. ui, R. xosaka, E. Tokunaga, E. Chun, H. chock. c. Jinbo, rt. wang. znd now: 'r. Lau. R. Miss B. Clayton 1111113 1013111 rlel xg E Mrss B Mr G Crosby fdwof Clayron amng ad 01,107 Spurred by brnlhant edntorshlp and staunch co- operanon Imua Iolanx accomplnshed sxgmficant strldes rn all phases of 1ts yournalrstnc endeavors thrs year A wncle varxety of news apt character rzatron pleasmg edrtorxals and lIltCl'CStl1'1g sports arncles featured the efforts of the Imua staff Thxs was not all In mterest for the student body and the msn tuuon xt represents Imua Iolam sponsored the collecnon of student funds for the March of Dxmes actxvely partnclpated ln the Student Coun cxl of Oahu Publxcanons CSCOOPJ thus recexvmg appraxsal from the SCOOP Crmcal Survey for makeup ingenuity Membcrshlp was also sustained wnth the Quxll and Scroll Socnety and the Natxonal Scholastnc Press Assocxatxon Imua means forward primary atm of the staff With rts largest staff Imua Iolam always strrved forward toward the best xn relatrons wnth Iolam School its student body and other schools The newspaper advanced ntself to such a pomt that now lf finally 15 an lntegral part of student lxfe and actlvrty ti .2 Arthur Katoh, Iumor Editor, Gllman Hu, Edflor an chief i , fs Y F , Q Q V ' I' ' r .,, y, 1, A 5 l!, ' Q ' 5 V 't .JL ',r.: 1 O -J.: J E1 ' A- fif2fz?.rf?i1?'f?h X A' 1 ' ' .J v 'fl fa f,,', 4 7 . ' Q , I i n ' , , . . . 7 u n ' ' . , , . . . , ' 9 - .. . ,, . . . . - - ' , . lst ROW H Chock H Chong R Nlshiyama A Chun Hoon W Shim R Wong A Katoh G Hu H Hughes R Papa E Chun R Kosaka R Au G Pang E Tokuda 2nd ROW W Akiyama L Maklshlma L Nakamura E Nomura M Lau W Wong K L Lee R Dang P Oshita G Chung F Wong D Hee N Ching 3rd ROW C Jtnbo C Yama na-ka J Kawasaki R Lum H Silva K Mukaigawa G Soneda B Napoleon S Y Wong R Monell W Lee W Sugimoto R Wong H Yamada R Morisugi v ...A ' 03 Sport: Editors 7 rpVt K Richard Papa Exchange Editor, Edward Chun, Feature Editor Lawrence Maknshxma Albert Chun Hoon W8-fn Cercle Franca1s d Iolam Cercle Francals d Iolanr was founded xn the fall of the school year lts purpose IS to further rn tetest m France and xts culture and also to contrr bute to the socral and cultural lrfe of tts members It hopes to sponsor varlous projects whxch wall wnden xts hornzon such as French movxes, meetmgs wnth other clubs, and xnterestmg lectures The SOCICIY meets once a month and offers a vaned program wtth accent on French Two dnfferent members are nn charge of the monthly meetings The oflicers are Alan McK1llop ptesrdent, Davrd Yamashxro, vxce ptesrdent, Nathanrel Chmg, secte tary, and Thomas Shlmabuku, treasurer The faculty advisor IS Mr Cathcatt Mr E Cathcart, advuor 5.4 M., :N -.x 'S- uc., H lst ROW K. Kiyuna. N. Ching, R. Oishi. T. Shimabukuro, D. Lee, D. Yamashiro C. Youth. G. Okamoto. 2nd ROW: P. In, A. McKi1lop, R. Arita. C. Imai. R. Yim, W. Taguma, G. Kimura R. Iida. 93 Latin Clubs Miss B. Clayton, advisor To create a greater appreciation of Roman life and customs and a better understanding of the present day value of Latin, and to make the learning of Latin more pleasant was the three fold purpose of the Latin Clubs. Each Latin class was organized into its own Latin Club with the fol- lowing oliicers: a consul or president, a scribe or secretary, and a quaestor or treasurer Members took part in games, songs, skits and contests Shxmamotc D Hxrashlki C Hedani K Murayama E Cockett B Asatio C Kosaka F Kuruso L Nlshlkawa ls! ROW: C. Tam. A. Ching, G. Pang, R. Ogawa, R. Au, R. Nakasuji, E. lnouye, M. Leong. D. Tam. 2nd ROW: F. L LATIN CLUB I lst ROW: T. Okada, L. Ing, H. Tottori, E. Tokuda, J. Hashimoto F Wong D Hee R Kashiwahara N Ching, G. Ching, R. Au. 2nd ROW: R. Lum, D. Suehiro, S Shimoda R Hamamura E Kurosawa R Kimura, A. Totoki, C. Kam, H. Soo, L. Shimoda, P. Tom. LATIN CLUB II lst ROW: W. Nobuhara, C. Chun-Ming, R. Tom, R. Oda. 2nd ROW: A. Miyamoto, M Nishimura G Koga W. Hee. 3rd ROW: K. K. Fong, A. Murakami. LATIN CLUB II lst ROW: H. Chong, H. Okubo, T Taba, H. Ohara, Y. Oda, M. Urata R. Lee. 2nd ROW: L. Loo, D. Setoz E. smkam, n. Baba. L. Nakamura A. Yoshimura, R. Ho, J. Ike, S Zukernn. Y. nv I P 13 IK '4 .3 9 Yr 8 vu Hi-Y Clubs The H1 Y clubs of thrs year were very successful The Crrmson Rarders, olly Rarders and Hur O Alns, were for the senlors While the junrors belonged to the Hur Kanes and jolly FlffICS The advrsor of all these clubs was our Ch rplam john Moulton Together they enlxghtcned the school, not only socxally but splrrtually and matcrully IS wcll Thcy took actlve part 1n chapel servlcc hach club xt one tame or thc othcr, was assxgncd to conduct 1 chapel servlce All the varnous clubs held soual, PICDICS, and parries whxch led to good Chnstran fcllowshlp The Intra club basketball games bullt good sportsmanshxp rn lolanr boys It made them stronger m physxcal and mental status ll bullt character md created a fellowshlp among Chrlstlans 2- :fi Fr J Moulton, advuor JOLLY RAIDERS lst ROW T Lau L Young Ho R Kosaka G Soneda Wohlford mascot R Papa I 2nd ROW R Dang Tom H Yamada D Yap Wong R Tongg D ODay Yamanaka wx I-IUI O ALII lst ROW D Johnson P Mark F Yoshxkaua R Morxsugr C Jxnbo P Choy 2nd ROW A Uyesalo E Haneda G Hamada C Numa V Saka moto A Chun Hoon C Wong 3rd ROW J Lee A FUJIDO A McK1l1op R Halale R Salda W Kome-131 H Seto H Alolau VN Ho K Fukuda x 5 v'-X ,pw CRIMSON RAIDERS lst ROW: C, Taoka, J. Kawa- saki, W, Sugimoto, E. Yama- moto, C. Yamanaka. 2nd ROW: K. Mukaigawa,W, Lee, H. C Kimura, T. Murotake, E. Tokunaga, E. Watanabe. R, Wong. hong, H. Chock, S. lst Rosy! KANE Amano h H' Tanabe- D . R Sakamoto, L Nakarnurlh . H- HE. ROW: ' - Ll. Mofoyama W- Asato, E. Okum0to', S' Sl-Hnida, R Kaito, L L E' Sato. M.. A-Ikeda Wei? F' Tanaka. H- Chun, l O' 3rd ROW: Ching. G: iouximoto. M. Kane, R K ng' H- Ta. Waikinekl ashiwada, A. Chong. Ona' W- Ho, L, .ll r 9 1.v.W-...,---- JOLLY FIFFIES d E Wong, znd Row: w. Akij L Makashima. A- Kawh' R ndaiJD.dlger:eSge, Orita. D- Amp' Srgfiilrlgrvrfih lst Row: w, Souza. Sk :Ego Yoshida' K, Teragawachx, R. ge HAIL-E Leong, H, Masakx, R. , Yama' R' Yogi' F' Na a I-Luchino. J. Cushingham. R. Yuen, . S Y. Wong, W. Monell, A. N. Okubo. 97 CHOIR I 'f N 2 Chapel Servnce Elementary Chou' 2- - 9 v lat ROW A Hee R Sakax R Chmen R Klm L Ng P Rea B Crowell J Ono D Kimura C Stewart 2nd ROW K Kaneta C Yamada C Okumoto G Matsumoto F Hong A Nnshimura A Hayasaka P Chung L Tanibe B Matsumoto W Mmato f' XX . 's . if 'iv U - R 5 , E , ,, far' ff J ' Q X , n 3 Q ' , ' 5' 4 K, 53, ' a ' 1 5 , ap. ' R r , it 1 F 6 unior High Choir nw- 1.-V .nm ' -jj, F 'iW Q N' fe 735 W3 ' 53 EJ' - W' ' ', 'z .IL 5 wwf' ,M-4, A x . .gh , Q A 7 ' F as f ' Ist ROW H Tom G Seu S Lee R Leong D Bow I Kam E Kuromoto 2nd ROW P Wong A Goto R Oka moto D Aoki W Ha-tamoto H Murakami R 01 3rd ROW W Lee T Kosaki R Seto W Ishlmn H Lau S Kumatsu H Kawakami K Wong E Funan 99 Semor H1 gh Cho1r lst ROW M Chmg R Papa- A Ching J Klmoto S Lee T Zane H Takane A Waiklnekona E Sato Y Dol S Sakai C Green 2nd ROW W Shim H MSSBKI W Wong D Chung E Cockett S Mukal W Aklyama W Ho J Ike H Nakashima J Otani . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . - , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 0 0 o M- -V -' V W W vu-1uu1-...gunna M.,.....v--.1-...w. . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . , . . . - . . . . . . - I - . . . . V - , - . , . , . , . . Dramauc Club Mnss Manard aduuor The Dramanc Club was orgamzed thus year under the able leadershlp of the followlng officers ohn Chnng presxdent Edward Chun v1ce presxdent Phxllp Oshnta secretary and Rrchard Dang treasurer The clubs first presentation was a one act comedy Tell It To Tommy glven at a specxal assembly Those who starred were Walton Shxm Phlllp Oshxta Rlchard Papa john Chlng and Gerald Soneda Look at the beauues The brg event of the year was the three act farce Good Graclous Grandma' presented at Tenney Hall Aprxl 7 8 and 9 The boys gave an excellent performance whlch successfully rlvalled The Whole Truth presented IH Aprll The Club chmaxed 1ts year wlth two short assembly skxts Why I am a Bachelor and Lets Malte UP Mxss Lucnlle Manard 15 dnrector of the group lst ROW: E. Chun, H. Yamada, R. Morisugi, W. Wong, R. Dang. W. Shim, P, Oshita, R. Wong. 2nd ROW: J- Mfy3m0i0. R- Yim- C- K33ihU9. J. Ching, C. Kalani, G. Soneda, J. Kimoto, H. Hughes. R. Papa. 100 -p 1. ,.- I -1, '55 N XX K M12 K is L-. R1fle Club Stroupe 'dmc' Mr Wohlford advuor The Rxfle Club had a slow start thns year In of competmon wlth other Honolulu schools its third year If has grown to mclude the jumor Composmg the nucleus of the club were several hngh school The club was dnvrded mto two upperclassmen who had shot m prevxous matches dxvrsxons, junior and senxor, each wxrh :ts own set 'Ihough thxs years team was rather low nn the of self chosen oiiicers The mteresr of the younger League, very good prospects for commg years may Iolanxans msures excellent results rn comxng years be counted on lst ROW: W. Wong, P. Kennedy, J. 5. Chun, P. Oshita, W. Shim. D. Kennedy. E. Tokunaga, C. Kaaihue, J. Otani, R. Yim, W. Souza, E. Wong, S. Lee, A. Chock. 2nd ROW: T. Lau, R. Dang, W. Ho, A. Mcltillop, J. Lee. K. Fukuda, T. Kimoto, A. Wakinekona. H. Han, F. Tanaka, M. Wong, G. Zane, G. Yamamoto, J. Yang, S. Asato, R. Au. 3rd ROW: R. Tongg. A. Chun-Hoon, C. Wong. J. Miyamoto. J. Ching, C. Kalani, D. Behn, H. Aloiau. G. Soneda, G. Young, M. Ching, J. Cushingham, P. Hiranaga, L. Chang. R. Yuen. S. Y. Wong, R. Papa, D. Tyau. . ,gf- 101 .5 'K'-.5 'F 1 Golf Club Another of the varxous athletnc clubs that have been formed an Iolanx IS the newly orgamzed Golf Club Under the SUPCIVISIOH ddwo, of Mr Connor Stroupe and the leadershrp of Presldent Walter M' Suoupe Asato, the club practncecl rwnce a week down on the arhlerrc held Although most of the boys were lnexperlenced, they showed prom 1se m thexr trammg and should be somethmg to look at m the future Other officers of the club were James Lee, Vrce Presldent, Cyrus Wong, Secretary, Phnlrp Choy, Treasurer, and Emll Nomura, Sergeant of Arms '-Uh v X Ulla inns lst ROW R Teramae R Yxm W Asato J Lee P Choy C Wong 2nd ROW B Napoleon P In E Nomura J Otam C Kalani R Hatate C Kaaihue 3rd ROW R Dang L Young L Nishlkawa R Tongg A Murakamr H Han E Inouye J Kalavnai P Hlranaka F Kahoohanohano A Chun Hoon l , , - . : F . 'Y e 'A g 4 ' A . , -f , - , A . ' A Hi 'N .7- W , 1 1 .Q sw ..f' 4' V. l If if . 5 .N l - - ' Q , -A . . . ' '. A S4 . J QI x -, l A- f. I' , ., A E.: r ,, . V 2 Q f 'A 7 . 3 , . ' N I . ,. 'W ' 'I fm ' ' B- 4 I Xv 1 L x 1' 1 Val, I 4 - - s ,' , - , , 1 ,. 4 , ., , if ' A td 1 5. I l J, wr' ' I . ' A, . L.. ....-. , f '-.ai .W ' ew ' 2 W ' . r - . , . , . , : . , , , . , . . . ', . , V ', Swimming Club MW 94 1 3 86 Zi' I 's 1st ROW: A. Ikeda, P. Konishi, F. Tanaka, M. Chang, A. Waikinekona, W. Komelji, L. Nakamura, R. Tom. 2nd ROW: G. Zane. E. Kurasara, E. Cockett, K. Muriyama, F. Kuruso. R. Hamamura, E. Manuel, J. Hashimoto. 3rd ROW: W. Miyamasu, A. Fujino, E. Shikata, G. Young, S. Sakai, H. Tanabe. K. Klyuna. Boarders lst ROW: C. Han, J. Otani, N. Yonamine, H. Han. C. Kaaihue, J. Yasunaka, D. Altar. 2nd ROW: F. Rodrigues, R. Andrade J. Cushingham, F. Hopkins. W. D. Koo. W. Dumitro, J. W. Yang. 103 Elementary J.P.O. gf Wifi 3 L 'il 41 1st ROW D Kimura R Murakami R Kim W Lee A Hayasaka R Kitayama L Ng J Murata B Eaves D Kimura J C Lee P Rhea 2nd ROW P Ching R Nakayama K Kaneta M Ishii W Townsend E Lee R Fuji A Nlshimura H Kawamoto M Hokama F Hong R Uyehara L Tanibe umor I-hgh J P O 5109 .... lst ROW A Goto D Aokx P Chung W Kxshxda 2nd ROW S Kong G Uyehara G Lum E Han D Akana C Leong G Seu 104 1 r , I ' X th i . . . WX W r . . A ,. ' f L I ' W Y .D , A ,Qi ,I A 1 Ixfg r , 7? ' z Q f'-r bg., vm' . 4 -5 'Q O QB? 1 ,XQQ Qu Band r f l y .EA,E 'V e f I ,f i as fl fin 5 V as For the first time in years, Iolani had its own band. Under the Q direction of Mr. Wfallace Chang, the band developed into a size- f If f 7, 0 1 1 4 4,44 A ff af ah 4 'Via 4 a if . f 0 ff 642.2 S .r ,Q 1 f ,av f' ' , iyll able organization in the past two years. Mf' W' Chang' Band Diana' After taking over Iolanis band, Mr Chang whipped up a fine band which made its first appearance this year in their new red aloha shirts Praise should be given to every member of the band for their hard work and unselfishly giving their valuable time after school Throughout the school year the band participated on numerous occasions such as the pep rallies, football games, Christmas pro gram, fun festival and campus concerts BAND O lst ROW S Miho D Tam P Hiranaka P Yamura C Tam W Teramoto L Nlshikawa Mr W Chang Qdirectori 2nd ROW H Tanabe R Teramae S Sakai A Ono C Kam W Wong E Seto 3rd ROW L Lee E lnouye K Fukudg N r i W Q 4 ef' ,.w.,., Q -I 3 J o I R. Babafl-:. smkaia, iv. lChlng. ' i ' G i 1 ' i ' ' ' I ' ' ' ' ' ' 105 SCHOOL CALENDAR uny- . is Miss Steffen and her dream boys. Sept. 7-School began Sept. 25-Sr. Football, Iolani vs McKinley Oct. 8- Oct. 9- Oct. 15- Oct. 22- Sr. Football, Iolani vs Roosevelt junior Hop Sr. Football, Iolani vs Farrington Sr. Football, Iolani vs Kamehameha Nov. 5-Sr. Football, Iolani vs Punahou Nov. 6-Swimming Team Dance Nov. 1 1-Sr. Football, Iolani vs Kaimuki Nov. 11 Nov. 15 Nov. 17 Nov. 19 Nov. 26 -Armistice Day, Holiday -Senior Canteen -Aloha Week, Program -Sr. Football, Iolani vs St. Louis -Student Body Dance , .,..',,.-Q A Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. jan. Jan. jan. jan. jan. jan. jan. jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. 2 5-2 8-Thanksgiving Recess 29--Classes Resume 15-Christmas Carol Service 17-Christmas Recess began 2-Christmas Recess ended 3-Classes Resume 14-Sr. Basketball, Iolani vs St. Louis 19-Sr. Basketball, Iolani vs Kaimuki 18-21-First Semester Examinations 21-Senior Class party 21-Sr. Basketball, Iolani vs Mid-Pacifi 28-Sr. Basketball, Iolani vs McKinley 31-Roosevelt's Birthday, Holiday 4-junior Class Dance 4-Sr. Basketball, Iolani vs Roosevelt 9-Sr. Basketball, Iolani vs Punahou Junior Hop. Whos the best, Mrs. Karsten? Feb. 12-Linco1n's Birthday, Holiday Feb. 16--Sr. Basketball, Iolani vs Farrington Apr. 27-Sr. Baseball, Iolani vs Kaimuki Apr. 30-Sr. Baseball, Iolani vs St. Louis May 6-School Picnic May 12-Sr. Baseball, Iolani vs Farrington May 13--junior-Senior Prom May 27-Aloha Ball May 30-Declaration Day, Holiday May51 -Honor Day Feb. 18-Freshmen Class Party Feb. 21-Senior Class Dance Feb. 22-Washington's Birthday, Holiday Feb. 23--Dramatic Club Play Mar. 17-Senior Skip Day Mar. 30-Sr. Baseball, Iolani vs Roosevelt Apr. 1--Faculty meeting llth 8: 12th grades. Report Cards come out Cno foolingb Apr. 4-Sr. Baseball, Iolani vs Punahou Apr. 9-Sr. Baseball, Iolani vs McKinley Apr. 13-Sr. Baseball, Iolani vs Mid-Pacific Apr. 14-Maundy Thursday Apr. 14 Apr. 18 Apr. 25 24-Spring vacation -Sr. Baseball, Iolani vs Kamehameha --Classes Resume june 1-4--Senior High School Examinations june 1-3-junior High School Examinations june 7-8-Senior Play June 10-Commencement Our energetic songleaders in action. ,4 v 9L' ' Q 2.01 '. Q .. I 575 wo' an l an a ' 465, 1. A V, ,.,'fx, 'K - f '. L z., M Av www LQ1'ZL'Q. Q 1, ' E33 2513 Z,guqlllr . f 3 I ,sa fs 3 1 1 'i 2 2 Z Q 1 'X' Z Ii if E 5 fx W 5 A 2 f l x, i 1 1 f ZX T .. , 5 ,A g ' f ., 3 4? if 2 li! 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