Jackson College - Ka Papa Hee Nalu Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1957 volume:

PAPA HBE xv' IV JACKSCN COLLEGE 3 450 LACKNUWLEDGEMENTS WE ARE INDEED grateful to the staff of the Ka Papa Hee Nalu, who working under pressing cir- cumstances and very limited time, have produced an annual which we believe you will enjoy. t Our sincere thanks also go out to many who assisted in the preparation of this annual: to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yee, photographers who helped in many ways to get the pictures ready for this book, to Dr. and Mrs. Louie Barrett and Tom Lonergan who helped in many ways with counsel and much needed assistance, to Darlene janzen who designed the attractive cover, and to a Christian friend, James Diedo, who did the art work for the divider pages. We trust that it will be a much enjoyed remem- brance of many pleasant hours of study, work, play, and rich Christian experiences during your past school year. 2 'DEDI CA TIO VERNON M. BLYTHE H , Christian-Friend-Trustee-Fellow-Worker There are many other titles we could also use, but the title Trustee implies implicit faith. Faith in God, in fellow man and in the future of jackson College-all this and more has been manifested by Vernon M. Blythe. May .y God continue to bless him in his work for humanity and jackson College. 3 n 1 1 4 I CONT N TS MEET JACKSON COLLEGE . . 5 ADMINISTRATION . FACULTY STUDENTS AROUND STUDIES ACTIVITIES THE CAMPUS 4 F E I I' up if SEQ 'f?' ff'f . I I E E ,EE I I I f 1'1 If 1, f H y i .yjzmw EW' A in W JHEKEUN COLLEGE Q ' 5xvv52'1-.. YYXAMJ IT WAS Dryden that said: Truth is the foundation of all knowledge and the cement of societies. It was Jesus that said: Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free. Here at Jackson College, we seek to give the truth to those who are without the light of the love of Christ that they might in turn pass on the torch of eternal life. God grant that we shall ever be true to Him and His teachings. May this message be uppermost in the hearts of this year's graduation class as they go forth to serve God and fellowman. 7 LOUIE M. BARRETT W. WAYNE SMITH DEWEY W. JACKSON President Vice-Presideni Secrefurv S5 'T CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CRADUATING CLASS 1 LOUISE F. BARRETT VERNON M. BLYTHE Treasurer Direcior of Mainland Trustees LEE SCHMIDT SPENCER MITSUNAGA PAUL LEACH 8 rsri- I-fi f A xo gil, I I Q- M Q98 E I ' If-r: YQ ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF LOUIE M. BARRETT . . WILLIAM C. RABE . . A HARRY O. ANDERSON . . W. WAYNE SMITH . . CHESTER K. SONG . . . NELSON S. HAMILTON . LOUISE FURLOW BARRETT ...........PreIident . .Exec. Vice-Prefident . . Vice-Prefidenl . Dean of Faculty . . . Regimfar . . Dean of Men . Dean of Women snag, WILLIAM C. RABE Exec. Vice-President HARRY O. ANDERSON Vice-President CHESTER K. SONG Registrar GLADYS SCHACHT Offi St ff HISTORY AND PURPOSE SINCE THE COMING of the missionaries in 1820 the educational program in the Hawaiian Islands has steadily grown. After Pearl Harbor the need for another college became more and more apparent. jackson College was organized and chartered by the Territorial government April, l9-48 as the second college of arts and sciences in these islands. The program of the college aims for a balanced develop- ment of the three-fold purpose of each student, first, by instruction for and improvement of study programs for the intellectual growth into useful citizens, second, by recognizing spiritual needs and presenting for acceptance the beauties and eflicacy of the Christian way of life, third, by encouraging athletics for body tone, physical coordination, corrective gymnastics, wholesome sportsmanship and college spirit. ll .. nu JOYCE KODAMA Office Siaff uuffi ANN SPIVEY Office Stuff CAROL ANN DOKE Office Siaff PAcu1:l'v MELVIN ANDERSON NELLIE BREECE GEORGE BREECE 'I4 LOUIE M. BARRETT LOUISE F. BARRETT BENJAMIN S. COWDEN LOUIS P. BENEZET rj...-' JOLLY ARNOLD DAWS lEE GLOVER NELSON S, HAMILTON QQXO-'MSN ALVIN LE PORTE V16 TOM LONERGAN DARLENE JANZEN 0- HELEN KUYKENDALL KINGSLEY K. LYU FUMI MIGIMOTO ,-,,n-nun VELMA S. POWELL Emeritus Q.. W. WAYNE SMITH GERTRUDE RABE :jf . D, - -- . . .. .. .. . .. ., U U 1 . .WY fl i jj ff! :gi . X 5: J ,, I ,, 9: Q11 Q . f l X' STUDENTS 19 Q5 Txxilwii ROBERT HAMILTON Presidenf DENNIS SEVILLA Vlce-President VIVIAN KAMINSKI Secretary ' CORNWALL MATSUSAKA Treasurer 20 N ' CLASS UF '57 OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO CAZARES, GABRIEL M.S. iSociologyl ANDERSON, JAMES WALTER M.B.A. Qsciencel kwlsx KAMAHOAHOA, ABRAHAM KAUA-KANI-LEHUA B.D. CChris9icm Docirinej ANDERSON, THRASHER MALVIN M.S4 CEducafionJ W ANDERTON, NORMA BEDSOLE M.A. fPsychologyJ x In S.. NOT PICTURED - WAGGY, WILLIAM, M.B.A. KEEN, WILLIAM LESLEY SMITH SCHLAPPER, ROBERT ALFRED SHAFFER, ADAM BENJAMIN, JR- M.A. CEnglishJ M.A. CPersonal Mancgementj M-A- fEdUCCl'fiOl'1P 23 EJ QX QW WILLIAM L. FINCH Presideni HERBERT L. FLEISCHER Vice-President ALLAN B. COWART Secretary LEE O. V. ELMS Treasurer ADAMS, JOHN DAVID B.S. QMofhJ ANDERSON, CHRISTINE FISACKERLY B.S. Csecreiorial Sciencej .J'X.QN, 5-.Lg ARMSTRONG, GEORGE VALENTINE, JR, B.S. fBusiness Administrotionj AUSTIN, WAYNE FRANCIS B.Ed. Physical Educcnionl AUSTON, WILLIAM THOMAS B.B.A. Business Adminisirufionj 25 Q3 L,-Nfl? BAC, JOHN A. B.S. fMcthJ BAKER, CHARLES WILLIAM B.B.A. fBusiness Adminisfroiionl BANDINI, ALFRED, JR. BECJKLEY, WENDELL B.B.A. fBusiness Adminisfruiionl B-S- KBUSIHGSS AdminJ57 U'J0 J x0xS'N BEELER, JOHN F. B.S. QBusiness Administrcfionj BERRY, ERSKINE B.S. KBusiness Administrciionb BILLS, STANLEY EARL B.B.A. CBusiness Administration? BLANKIN, BRUCE JOSEPH B.B.A. KBusiness Adminisfraiionl BLANK, JOSEPH AUSTIN B.B.A. CBusiness Administration? 27 fig BOYCE, ALFRED A. B.A, fMo'th 8- Weafher Forecasting? BRIESEMEISTER, EDWARD B.S. fEducc1ionJ CALVIN' HUGH ANDREW CARTWRIGHT, RICHARD HAROLD, JR. CAYABAN, INES V. B.A. QBusiness Adminisnofionj B'B'A' KB'-'siness Admi i57'Ufi0 ', BA- CPSYCIWIOQYJ CLAYVILLE, HOWARD GLEN B.B.A. fBusiness Adminisiruiionl COLEMAN, ROBERT CONRAD, JOHN HILL B.B.A. fBusiness Adminisiraiionj, BAS- fMGfM 28 COWART, ALLAN BURNS B.A. Wsychology 81 Englishl CUNNINGHAM, CLIFTON JOSEPH E I B.B,A. fBusiness Administraiionl CUNNINGHAM, MAURICE JOSEPH DAHLEM, WALTER E. DAVIS, DONALD NELSON B.A. KBusiness Administrationj B-A- LPOHVLCGI SCLGNCBJ B.S. Psychology, 29 DAVIS, HOWARD B.A. lBusiness Adminisirationl DRUMM, ROBERT HARRY B.S. KBusiness Adminisiraiionl ECK, ANTHONY IGNATIOUS ELMS, LEE O. V. 8.5. QMcfhJ B.B.A. lBusiness Adminisfruiionj 30 FINCH, WILLIAM LAWRENCE B.B.A. fBusiness Administration! FINDLAY, HOWARD DALE B.B.A. QBusiness Adminisfrutionj FLEISCHER, HERBERT LIONEL FREDERICKSON, MARSHALL VERNON B.B.A. CBusiness Adminisfrafionl B.A. fEducufionl GIBSON, NORMAN DOUGLAS GOBELL, FRANK NOLAN B.B.A. CBusiness Administration, BBA. Business Adminisfrvfionl GOODFELLOW, ALFORD JOSEPH B.B.A. fBusiness Administrafionl 31 1-'fir GUEST, WARREN BARRINGER HANSON, GEORGE WARNER HOLDER, JOHN THOMAS B.S. lMa1hD B.S. lMc?hl B.B.A. fBusiness Adminisiroiionj HOSTLER, GILBERT EARL JENKINGS, DAVID T- B.A. fBusiness Adminisvrmionl B-B.A- Business Adminisfrufionl 32 JOHNSON, EDWARD RAY B.S. fMalhl On- JOHNSON, JEAN MARION KAWAMOTO, NANCY B-A. fEngIish 8. Bible! 13.5. QSociologyJ wiv.. KEUIKULOA, ELMER KELLY, MYRON EUGENE B.Ed. fEduco1ion of Musicl B.S. QBusiness Adminisirciionl 33 KOHNKE, WILLIAM B.S. CMcthJ KUSCHEL, WAYNE AUGUST B,B.A. fBusiness Administrationl LARKIN, WILLIAM JAMES B.S. iBusiness Adminisiraiionj 0 X:-'L LEASER, EARL ROBERT LECHNER, MARTIN H. B.B.A. fBusiness Adminisfrutionl B.B.A. lBusiness Administration, 34 LINN, OLERON S. B.B.A. CBusiness Administrcztionl LOCKETT, WILLIAM L., JR. LOWRY, SAMUEL HICKMAN B,S, QMQH-lj B.B.A. fBusiness Adminisfrciionl MACKEY, RAYMOND WALTER B.S. QBusiness Adminisirofionj MANN, DARWIN J. B.B.A. KBusiness Adminisirationj MACOMBER, LOUlS NEWHALL B.S. CBusiness Administraiionl 35 MCCALLUM, ROY ALWOOD B.A. CBusiness Adminisiroiionj O 'NX-Q-D-ii SKLXSJAJ Cgru 3 ORMSBY, EDWARD E. B.B.A. fBusiness Adminisfrafionj MURRAY, ANITA B.A. lEducationJ RMLEY MELVIN PITTS JAMES LUTHER JR RING, GEORGE A. PA , 1 , - B.B.A. CBusiness Adminisirutionl B.A. fBusiness Adminisirctionj B.A. lBusiness Adminisiraiionl 36 ROGERS, JIM BOYD B.S. fPsychologyJ RYAN, CHARLES W, SCHLANSKY, HERBERT B.B.A. Business Administrationj B-A- fPSYCh0logyJ SHADWELL, RALPH E, SHIRA, ROBERT WILLIAM B.B.A. CBusiness Administrutionl B-B-A fBU5in9S5 AdminiS'l -9500, 37 SMITH, HENRY KAYE B.B.A. Business Administrotionj SMITH, KENNETH E. SMITH, WILLIAM CRAWFORD B.A. fBusiness Adminisfrutionl B.B.A. IBusiness Adminisirufionj STEVES, PAUL ARTHUR B.S. KScienceJ STEWART, LOYAI. P. STOVER, JAMES H. B.B.A. Cllusiness Adminislruiionj B.B.A. Business Adminisfroiionl 38 THOMPSON, BILL E. B.B.A. CBusiness Administrofionl WATTS, WILLIAM G. B.S, Business Adminisfroiionl WALKER, ARTHUR IVORES, JR. WALSH, RICHARD I. B.A. fllusiness Adminisfrafion L Math, B.B.A. fBusiness Adminisfrationl WEDDELL, GEORGE FREDERICK WHITE, EDWIN JOSEPH, JR. B.B.A. Business Adminisirotionj B.B.A. Business Adminislrutionj fa' A If A.... 39 WX WIGINGTON, DON B. B.S. KMuihJ WIGLEY, ERSKINE B.S. fBusiness Adminisfrotiqnl WRISBERG, JOHN H., JR. YOUNG' LAWRENCE JAMES B.B.A. fllusiness Administrofionl B.S. fBusiness Administration 8- History! ANDES, LLOYD MILTON HAM, ORAN SIMPSON. KENNETH A. B.B.A. QBusiness Adminisfroiionl B.A. fPsychoIogyJ B-B'A- 4511550955 AYIYTYIDISIYUYIONI BELLCOCK, JAMES B. MILAM, ROY L. SPRAGUE, CHARL WILLIAM B-S. iMu1hI BA- iPSyCI1oIogyJ B.B.A. CBusiness Administroiionj BRAIN, Rum RowLANDs REISS, FRED H. STUCKERI BOB WAYNE B.S. CNursingj B.B.A. CBusiness Adminisfrationj B-B-A- IBUSINBSS AdminISIfGfI0f1I CLOUGH, LELAND U. RUSSELL, JOE L. TUTTLE, GEORGE GAYLORD B.S, fBusiness Adminisiraiionl 55- CMUIIII B.S. CMGIM WILDT, JESSE HERMAN WILLIAM, CLARENCE RANDAL B.B.A. iBusiness Administraiionj B.S. QBusiness Adminisirciionl 40 ELFXES UF '58 JOSEPH V. HAYNES President BIlLY B. NICKELL Vice-Presideni W HENRY E. PETTIBONE Secreicry WILLIAM I. REEVES Treasurer T AU, S. GORDON BALL, FRANCIS BENTLEY, CARL BONEY. WILEY I N r , BRIAN, WILLIAM, JR. CHRISTOFF, HORACE COEN, GEORGE COLEMAN, ROBERT D 43 DIEPENBROCK, JOHN rs ELLIS, IRVIN M. s s I I I FULTZ, KENNETH HAAG, GEORGE, JR. IZAT, ROBERT LAMPSHIRE, EDWIN ? LAU, JIMMY LEASER, EARL R. MARTIN, ROBERT 1 LYLE, WILLIAM MANN, DARWIN, JR. LEONG, DONALD MCGUIRE, KENNETH MONKIEWICZ, WITOLD MONTGOMERY, WILLIAM NELSON, BENJAMIN NEWMAN, CHARLES Qwavw 'SCL NEUBAUER, ROBERT O'NEIL, FITZHUGH, JR 46 PYRON, DILLON ANDRESS, CRISTOL AUTREY, MARIUS BERRY, CHARLES FREM BLANK, PAUL BURRIS, RUPERT BURRIS, THOMAS CAESAR, ROBERT CHRISTIAN, WILLIAM CLAYTON, BILLY CHAPMAN, PAUL CHAPPLE, PAUL COMMONS, DONALD DEMPSEY, LEO DIBBLE, WALTER EPTON, LESTER EVANS, FRANCIS EVANS, HAROLD FIENUP, VICTOR GOODHART, THOMAS GREENWOOD, LESTER ONT, WARNER, HAROLD JUNIORS NOT PICTU RED KOETEEOW, STANLEY LESLEY, CLAUDE LEONARD, WILLIAM LUBER, HAROLD LUM, STANLEY MCBRIDE, HUGH McDOWELL, SAMUEL MARSHALL, BENJAMIN MORING, EUGENE OLSON, DARREL OTTOMANN, RAYMOND GROVES, RICHARD HAGUE, WAYNE HAIGLER, CLAUDE HALL, CALVIN HASHIDA, MILES HEATH, DANIEL IRWIN, FRED JOHNS, HARRY KAIATT, EDWARD 47 HERE SCHERELL, WALTER OWEN, ROY, JR. PIETRUCHA, JOSEPH PICKE, EUGENE PRIDAY, ALLEN RAGAN, HARRY REUSHE, ROBERT RIDGLEY, DAVID ROBERTS, PAUL ROBINETTE, RICHARD RODGER, JOHN ROOKHUYZEN, ERNEST ROSE, MARTIN SLOAN, GEORGE ST. CLAIR, DONALD WALKER, WENDELL WARNER, RICHARD WELZENBACH, PHILIP WESTOVER, MILTON WINSKIE, JOHN DR. L. M. BARRETT Presenting cz Diploma The T956 Graduating Class THE HONORABLE INGRAM STAINBACK The Main Address Jigmmbsm ' 7956 Q. f M f w x CLF-XSS UF '59 49 LILLIAN ZANE Vice-President lx STANLEY UYEDA President ADALIDA CALIUYA Secreiu ry AMELIA UBASA Treasurer 50 BARFOOT, ARTHUR BARRETT, J. BRUCE RASS- LQ KIMURA, STANLEY NAKAMURA, DORIS SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED HERE BERRY, PEGGY JEAN BURKS, ALBERT COMMEFORD, REA COOPER. LUCIAN HANNA, SIDNEY HARP, WILLIAM HUELLER, WILLIAM MORRIS, OSCAR SNYDER, WILLIAM 51 TAYLOR, .IOHN Ice cream is my favorite desserf. Receiving good news by phone Sum JRLQ. ' WN is Q Mfgiiff Looking for someihing, Dr. Benezei? V Guarding the invisible fire. She refuses to sfond. -, J ,fr Q, 000 as QQ 5 QQ LES CLASS UF 'EU 53 ANN SPIVEY Presidenf JOSEPH CARRILLO Vice-Presideni , 3. GRACE SUZUKA Secreiory WILFRED HARANO Treasurer 54 ARAKAWA, CLIFFORD CABAONG, MARY BAGNAS, CATHRINE BASA, CAROLINE BEJASA, BRAULIO 4 CAMARRILLO, GEORGE DEFRINZ, EDWIN 55 ELLEFANTE, ADOLFO FREY, HARRY FURUMOTO, ASAYO FURUMOTO, ELAINE GERLACH, CHARLES GUIN, NANCY 56 GOLAY, GARY HAMILTON, ROBERT ISHIDA, MILDRED KAKALIA, PAULINE KAM, ROBERT was ITAI, JOAN KAMINSKI, VIVIAN KANESHIRO, ROBERT KIM, TIMOTHY KULANIAKEA, NORA MATSUSAKA, CORNWALL MESSERER, DONALD NMWN NAKAMURA, ELAINE OLDSON, FRANCES POLLECH, AILEEN MRS. 58 POLLECH, AILEEN scALAMERA, Jossm SCHLAPPER, ERLEEN suo, HERBERT XLBSJNJ- sevnu., DENNIS TAGAMI, JEANETTE TAM, EVA TEEL, ROBERT 59 UCHIMA, GILBERT WATABAYASH I, TOMMY YAMAMOTO JAMES FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED HERE ANDERSON, GERALD BERG, CLIFFORD CARNELL, JAMES CARTER, VIRGIL CHUN, DANIEL CUBIAS, MARGARITO DUSZA, STEVEN ECKARD, ELMER LEE FISHER, CARL FRIEND, LARRY FROST, ERNEST GANZ, KENNETH JOSEPH, RAY KIMBLER, JACK LOWERY, RICHARD McCORD, HAL MARTIN, JULES MIKITA, RONALD MIYASATO, MILDRED MOIST, ROBERT NAHOOPII, RANDOLF 60 'Y YUKUTAKE, TSUKASA PANG, DIT MIEN PARROT, EDITH PAULSON, CLYDE PINO, MAXIMILIANO POUKISH, PHILIP POWERS, DONALD TIRRELL, WALLACE WEEKS, RUPERT WHITE, CHARLES ZAKAHI, MASAHIDE O.hfs BRIAN, RUTH O U FROST, JOHN MASATO, KAMADA ROSARIO, SABALA SOUZA, STEPHEN TAKASHI, MASHIDE K3 C. BUNG JU CHO Sonny P. Abangan Mrs. W. F. Alexander KIM S. KANG, CHONG CHUL C ON GRA TULA TIONS T. M. Dennis Alice B. Eaton Dr. and Mrs. Harry O. Anderson Vivd S. Ellison Associated Underwriters, Ltd. Janet FUl4UdCl Dorothy G. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gibb Bernhardine Bischoff Anna T. Hall John F. Blinn Vernon M. Blythe Lloyd Brown Martha Brown Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Chase Nai Quon Choy Maude T. Copass Alice M. Culler A. P. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Harbour Okla Wood Hawn Vera Lee Hawn Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Holman Dewey W. .Lnckson Edna A. Jackson Dr. and Mrs. C. N. Jaekel Tadashi Kodama Paul Leach Reginald S. E. Lee 62 Mrs. Cecilia Lee Lindo Thelma McNutt Louis A. Medeiros Mary Y. Ogawa George L. Ransom Salvador L. Rivera Harry T. Schacht Mr. and Mrs. Lee Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Shertzer Lorne Thompson Clifton Thorworth Orpha L. Whissen Nell Williams Mr. and Mrs. Torao Yamada Louis Zamperini Tl-IE CAMPUS 1 3 ff 'W Q ' 1 1 -' E I-X1 ly 4' Q 5' . 1- 3 00 ,- , ff r .- wT!E'u Y . x Lf - .' K Elf! 1 'NX'. XX Xxx K 'STUDIES Y f v 2 2 K 2 2 3 3 ,nm-.-tw 5 v an Nancy Guin reading ,he scripwresl Oh, Sir, Save Him? You cannot let Him di 0 Qusd' S ' Q ' K 'Q . ,1 if l ,Agri Silva-I ar,.f1uSrSf42wX'w-nf You will not betray me? You are sure no one is listening? 66 You want fo do something for Him? There is the tomb, our fomb. We could lay Him there. The cas! of Joseph of Aramathea Seated: ...,,,,,.. Ray Joseph Mary Cabuong Standing: .. ,,,,, .. Gilbert Uchima Braulio Beiasa Grace Suzuka Nancy Guin Ann Spivey Roberi Hamilfon 5 Chemistry laboratory class Working students eagerly studying in their night classes. 68 ' fu v vl A , s svn . ' N Physics laboratory clt i X 2 K 4 X I I 1 Amelia and Tommy dissecting the fetus of a pig with the help of Mrs. Breece. Did you find what you are looking for, Tommy? 69 L-Qt Check that music, Student and instructor enioying u classic MISS DARLENE JANZEN ANN SPWEY HERBERT sAro MARY CABAONG Ii CHRISTINE ANDERSON Shall I flat or sharp if? 71 Reminiscing over Bach. Our fabulous choir at work. Sianley and Nancy making grand music Chrisimas contain and program with Dennis Sevilla as narrator WITH DARLENE JANZEN as the music director, the club has functioned smoothly. The Choral Club has participated in most of the school programs, thus making the club one of the important organizations of our student body. To climax the year's activity, a dinner was held which was enjoyed by the members of the Club. Don Lowther speaking on a passage from fine Bible. Rev. Sfanley Giervik: You cannof serve iwo masters. Mrs. Don Lowther singing cz special number. Dr. Buffet! lending ihe singil ring chapel hour. Whut's the mafier Carol? Don'1 worry Bruce: Miss Junzen did not hear. Qknv.-MA iii x K Ed lawrence sharing his experiences with the sfudents 75 WMM Education is the key to success. MMM.. Library assistants busy at work s.s,,,.f fff' , Ns.- 'L 'i! ff' 76 V Aww. 'MW' Q x Sic -4- Z' y . s 2' ' .51 V Q. V. 1 'Y 1 f .- ,ip - 7 ' , , . fa , 0 .-H. U . - Q ff' A mun's hear! is through his stomach. Talking is my fuvoriie past time Enjoying lunch with others. Night sfudenfs having their coffee break. 77 More reol Ihon the flowers fhemselves! Now, just a lihle more seaweed here. LX:-JV, Who is likely io be Rembrcndfs successor? FXETIVITIEEE 79 G5-USMS. GIRLS ON PARADE NOT TOO FAST BOYS! 80 OUR FOUR JUDGES CHEMISTRY CLASS AT EASE WHAT'S SO FUNNY NORA? SONGS OF HAWAII 81 wx' -Rosa OUR FAVORITE SPORT AT JC OUR DAILY ENJOYMENT AT 12:30 A a , .. f,::: 5 '15 4 F V, A 31? 5 -' -' --W , , 3 i N, A W ,- af y, L. --'1 1 - a g. sa , T -,pf ,L A V . T N xi k Q v A T V I .yan 7,3551 , eww :X Q? 2 K ' gurl' Ki -if I A ' 0' A ' V A ' -f-gn 17' M is: 1,14 , . V. ' ' 5, 1 . ,I ' AWPVRJ .sg Q , 'fix-Hz, . fi , . A V ,saga . I -A L, yrszyffa HJ, . K 25.111 ff 7 I -.M K, .K Q vi' ' K-1' -If 4 7 ff. ' , . .L V QQ, 35,5543 . ' . I' Mi. igrjgfy u,,,,Qy21 - V A ' ,tx ,-1 A w , Q, Q .ff 7 . I Jmilff ar, . 73' 4 si+:: 5Z4f , ,- A ,T - , 24,324 -JM, A - ., ' if' Shgigilyffii A , . Ur, mm. Ur A .AWE -' ,A . ,if . xx ' .2 'Q , ,Q .. , , . JUST FOLLOW THAT STRING THERE GOES RANDY AGAIN OVER! OVERI OVER! GET THAT BALL SCHOOL SPIRIT . . . DANGER . . . FACULTY AT WORK FUTURE CITY AND COUNTY WORKER lil' I HARD WORKING GIRL JDJ. 84 THEY CALL IT WORK W BEST PART OF CLEAN UP DAY STUDENTS HELP BEAUTIFY J C WORK - MOST NOBLE THING ON EARTH x 1 TREASURE HUNT . . . lst PRIZE GOOD OLD OUT DOOR LIFE 86 C3- NOW B I Q I I CAN'T FIND IT WHAT'S WRONG, MR, RABE , - fwvaaciur soME HELP G I LOOK WHAT I FOUND SURE LOOKS GOOD AW, COME ON GRACE 87 REFRESHMENT. . . TEXAS STYLE OUR MAIN DISH THANK YOU FOR ALL WHAT YOU'VE DONE 88 W z Eg is fm I LLL f, I I I N ALL WELL AND DONE NO PLACE LIKE HAWAII POI BY THE BARREL A SUCCESSFUL LUAU 'dm Joseph in ucfionl Easy does itl I Nxp.. There's never o dull momen? around the ping pong iuble 90 G-dr ,g-itll b.C.. Keep your eye on the bolll VXQ, 130.59 A NAM MGM DON MESSERER Editor-in-chief Photographer ADALIDA CALUYA and LILLIAN ZANE Studies Section GILBERT UCHIMA Assistant Editor Business Manager ROBERT YEE Ace Portrait Studio Photographer JOSEPH CARRILLO - GRACE SUZUKA Class Pictures DORIS NAKAMURA Fcculfy and Admin. Phoiogrupher of work 2' in-:fd f if Q' 1' ' -' J k. 4 . ' ,'. i i Ig. iii ax 1,54 I V Q '7 W 'MV - 1 -x W. 4' CORNWALL MATSUSAKA . v-5, , b 4 1 Aciivities Seciion 'Q M '-., 'J K, Q3 -. 4,-6 u 1. ai? -aw ELAINE NAKAMURA Misc. Section He wen! Thutta wayl Staffing at the bottom cz window washer! Le? s smgl The posts have eyesl Work day conference! ,7' f -- - Through the windowl r Keep your eye on the balll Good Kind - KALUA PIGI 95 Jusf before 'he fuieful collision! F 'W 444 3 1 , - f 3 fi 1 nv it . vit, 1 l 1 f! 1 A S f E as Q Q 'S Q -lull K YW i i I v i E E v