Kamehameha High School - Ka Nai Aupuni Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1956 volume:

Trr liliiMMIiMi ■i ■- V V if 1 J222ffiT mi The Annual Staff of The Kamehameha Schools Honolulu, Hawaii pm6en is tmm ' l l!  vki ' l«« ll « ' To the memory of the honorable Charles Reed Bishop, respected and admired community leader, philanthropist and benefactor with vision, this 1956 Ka Na ' i Au- piini is humblv dedicated. mM 1 .-SfliWrlbSB .v.Isflnte■ gii?!ssaiiHr H tmrnm Eir. Scenic J Administration .i i« Si • ' ' ' - ■ ••:■•  H Est. :j  scenic HHH m - a-iiiiil- I o t O . - -ri-v  M Q 4X 4?«i- - '   - - i- ' ■o e__ x v -a — Tv vivle you ' v ■| i ov ' vigr- T oKUT Kr :.«- i«- Cr . Paki Hall Masters Hale V ? . zM mutk ta ! I Dormitories, KSB Keopuolani - ' S- : HI I H iiittiiiiiiiiiMitftt m administration ! ritt , .1 . - ft 55T • i Mr. George M. Collins, President The Hawaiian word Imua, translated into English as forward. expresses the universal urge for achievement. In the mid-western United States they refer to it as get up and get. In New England they call it gumption. Longfellow described it beautifully in his poem, Excelsior. about the youth who bore a banner with a strange device. There are many other ways in which to define or symbolize that infinite quality of human nature we call ambition. By maintaining a wholesome and studious atmosphere here at Ka- mehameha we strive to kindle the fires of worthy ambition in all youth who enter our doors. There is much room at the top of the ladder in after life for those who have the brains and perserverance to follow step by step the plotted course of their careers. This is particularly true today in fields of Science and Engineering. As another school year comes to a close, the Trustees hope that each member of the class of 1956 has found in these Schools the inspiration and driving force that will carry onward to ultimate success. Mr. Frank E. Midkiff, Vice-President Mr. Edwin P. Murray, Treasurer Judge Willson C. Moore, Secretary George M. Collins President Board of Trustees Bernice P. Bishop Estate Mr. Atherton Richards l aS ilTlT {TITjaTi Mr. Harold W. Kent, President, The Kamehameha Schools Dear Graduates of the Class of 1956: Aloha ! When you receive this anmial, you will be in the midst of preparation for com- mencement. This is a time of mixed emotions for you. There is an element of sad- ness because you are concluding your life here at Kamehameha. But there is joy too in the anticipation and promise which the future holds for you. You are happy to face the realities of the world beyond your home here at Kamehameha. We have tried to prepare you to face those realities, to meet people and situations with a good attitude. It is your attitude which will largely determine how well you succeed in meeting the problems of life. Some of your training may not have impressed you as being necessary or valu- able, and some of your tasks may have seemed tedious, but you will find that this part of your training and discipline will be sources of strength for you when you study a problem and try to solve it. I have much confidence and trust in each of you. And with this message, I send my best wishes to all of you. May the blessings of God go with you always. Owau iho no me ka aloha. Harold W. Kent President The Kamehameha Schools ' W!P« ;i I MRS. LELA BREWER Principal of Kamebanieha Preparatory Department MR. ALLEN BAILEY Principal of Kaniehameha School for Boys DR. PAULINE M. FREDERICK Principal of Kamehameha School for Girls K.S.P.D. Faculty Rowt- Miss Gail Price Mrs Reva Spackman. Miss Marian Mayes. Mrs. laaueline Hurley Mrs. Margaret W. Clancy. Mrs. Dorothy K. Cillett Row 2 Mr Earle Pyle Miss larie Hoiden Mrs Mary Rav Pohl Mrs, Margaret B ' U ' S. Mrs. Thelma Boiling. Miss Ayame Olcabe, Mrs. Ellen K Freitas, Mr. )ame McCamey Row 3- Mr Wright Bowman Mrs Clarissa Halsfed Miss Sophie Webb. Mrs. Florence Ichinose. Miss Barbara Lindblom, Mr. Walter Moo kini Mr )ohn Hurley Row 4: Mr Dale Lewis, Mrs. Margaret Kreiger, Mrs. Annabclle Phillins. Mrs Flla Kamana Mrs. Carolyn Wilkinson ■ ' ■ ' Laura Kauffman Mrs Esther McClelian. Row 5: Mr. Wilfred Poast. Mr. Louis Pohl, Mrs. Mrs. Craceleanor Baird. Mr. Richard Cundy K.S.G. Faculty abeth Baldw ; Martha )a Rowl: Miss Helen Lange. Miss Marilyn Watts Miss Miss Mary Fairchild Row 2: Miss Mildred McBride. Mrs Daisy Bell. Mrs V,da Shields. Mrs Ruth Mehren. Mrs Luell Preston. Mrs, Grace Abramson, Mrs Birdie Poston. Mrs, E Row 5: Miss Betty jean Morrison, Miss Mary Ann Cha; Cemmer. Miss Lucille Delaney, Mr. ]ohn Hitner. Mr Kamerer, Mrs. Ruby Marks. Mrs. Elizabeth Wade. P e Daetz, Miss Oiga Sand. Miss Patricia Hale, Miss Adeline F, Wright. Mrs. Nora Chang, i Helen Dennison Mrs. Cecile Rice Miss Anne Myers. Row 3: Miss Marian Welz, Miss Shaw, Mrs, Gertrude Edwards, Miss Alice Cully, Dr. Pauline Frederick, Mrs, Dorothy Elizabeth McHatton. Row 4: Miss Judy Sandstrom, Miss Dorothy Martin, Miss Alama Ayers. Miss lane Kulseth, Mrs. Arvilla Hansen, Mrs. Ann Eastman, Mrs. Mary Kocsis, Mr. William Robert Ritterhoff, Mr. Arthur Mathes, Miss Jean Scarborough. Camera Shy: Mrs. Dorothy K.S.B. Faculty Row 1 : Mr. Hugh Clancy, Mr. Theodore Applegate Mountain, Mr. Stanley Walz, Rev. Lyie M Baird, M Abplanalp, Mr, D, H, Reamy, Mr, Allen Bailey, Mi Miss Dora Schmidt, Row 3: Mr. )ames M. Vidulich, bertson, Mr. Ernest Kelley, Capt. )ohn Holbrook, N Mr. Charles McC Cecil Keesling, tV Elizabeth Kellarr )l, Amos Akermar . Howard Benha rmick, Mr Hal Sawyer, Mrs. Elsie Hawkes, Mr. Thomas Taylor, Mr. Thomas ' . Richard Greer, MiS3 Charlotte B, Allen, Row 2: Mr Frank Kahili, Mr, Fritz Mrs, Ethel Bowen, Mrs, Ann Kauaihilo. Mr. Harold Turney, Mr. George Boross, , Mr. Earvel Hoofman, Mr |ohn Berrington, Mr, Charles Chong, Mr. )ack Her- , Col. Thomas Aaron, Mr. Donald Mitchell, Mr, Alexander Stork, Mr. Roy )ohn Gabriel, Mr. Lemon Holt, Miss Helen Johnson, Miss Violet Willder, Miss « P Business Office Row 1 : Mrs. Esther Yamashita, Miss Sarah Woodyard, Miss Leonora Cefra, Mr. Kent. Row 2: Mrs. Flora Yokooji, Mrs. Beulah Mulholland, Mrs. Ailene Buskirk. Row 3 : Miss Vanderlyn Enoka, Miss Hen- rietta McKeague, Mr. Andrew Anderson. Row 4: Mrs. Harriet Oana, Mr. Frederic L ' Arronge, Mr. Luryier Diamond. Camera Shy : Rev. John Mulholland, Mrs. Blossom Nary, Mr. Joe Mew Yen. FFfRrr?Krf rfriT T rrrF;rvrfFrff ftriT? :!f:r:vrr:f v) rr ;7:?r ' vM Tjytof, Mr. Jwri ink Klfcili, Mi, fnS ' , Mr. Ceorit tots h(ii(, Mi. jitk H«. i Slofk, Mi. ( Mel Wildei, to Thomasine Wilson Student Bodv President Life is not measured by its duration hut by its donation. A full life can be attained by striving to improve our stand- ards of living. This is partially accomplished by the Kameha- meha Schools Student Councils. The student government helps us to understand the necessity for law and order. This awareness is a valuable asset to our fulfillment of life, because we shall need it later when we will be making social contribu- tions in the communities where we establish our homes. Leadership begins early, and the system used at both schools is designed to get into office the persons best suited for the job. At the Girls ' School, the student council is under the able Majorie Holstein Student Body Vice-President Naomi Mundon Student Body Secretary Sylvia Duncan Student Body Treasurer K.S.G. Councilors: Row 1 : Naomi Mundon, Yvonne Reese, Eileen Hoapili, Nanette Chang, Bernadette Kaohi, Linda Au Hoy, Barbara Wilson, and Sylvia Duncan. Row 2 : Claudette Kapahua, Ellen Smith, Roxanna Ako, Geraldinc Kahanu, Elizabeth Rogan, Caroldean Tollefson, Marjorie Holstein, and Thomasine Wilson. Row 3 : Marie Valpoon, Harriet Mokuau, Jane Gonsalves, Muriel Yoshimura, Victoria Hollinger, and Harriette Dias. Row 4 : Puamana Cummings, Eloise Qioy Hee, Eleanor Cashman, Paula Faufata, Amy Lou Ako, and Lynette Kauo. Row 5 : Miss Mary Fairchild, and Mrs. Arvilla Hansen. i mmtm m staiiij. ' r.This ' e.l)e(ause ■Icontribu. lie. liest suited tr the able guidance of Miss Mary Fairchild, head adviser, and Mrs. Arvilla Hansen, assistant adviser. The councilors are elected by the students and faculty, and the class presidents are in- cluded. At the Boys ' School each homeroom elects its representa- tives, and the class president is automatically a council mem- ber. Mr. Richard Greer acts as adviser. The officers of the Student Body Council for the year are Thomasine Wilson, President ; Ramon Sproat, President ; Marjorie Holstein, Vice President ; Palmroy Bush, Vice President ; Sylvia Duncan, Treasurer ; Stanley Keolanui, Treasurer ; Naomi Mundon, Secretary ; Clifford Hussey, Secretary. Ramon Sproat Student Body President Dgncui [; Tiimir I 1 t Palmroy Bush Student Body Viee-President ifford Hussey Student Body Secretary Stanley Keolanui Student Body Treasurer f! (■ «B,M I 1 KSB Student Council Members: Simeon Akaka, Stanley Mers- berg, Patrick Goldstein, David Cooper, Racdar Kinney, Ramon Sproat, Palmroy Bush, Clifford Hussey, Stanley Keolanui, Ensue Puaa, Austin Kaawaloa, Kaipo Graham, Luther Nakapaahu, Carl Whitford, Travis Chun, Tazoni Kane, Fred Kaloi, Kenneth Matsu- kado, Wallace Kunukau, Bismark Book, Hiram DeFries, Anthony Sang, Frank Medrano, Herbert Espinda, Stanley Confrades, Wil- liam Maldonado, Roland Kapaku, Harvey Luke, Wallace Kapaana, Myles loanc, Melvyn Chang, Robert Cooper, Albert Nahale ' a, Albert Johansen, Charles Meyer, Kaplee Fitzsimmons, Ransom Piltz, Richard Smythe, Andrew Espinda, David Kaanaana, Alex Cashman. i ir v- K.S.P.D. SAC Members: Rex Williamson, President; Patricia Kahele Kukea. Wilma June Boiling, Andrew Ching, Muriel Can- Colburn, Secretary; Roberta Xaauao, Julian Ako, Daphne-Mae ady, Wayne Wahineokai, Suellen Kahapea, Bernard Shigaki. Pal- Mahikoa, Owen Wong, Gail Kaleiki, Luther Chang, James Low, myra Huch, and Carl Judd. Louella Eldredge, Homer Young, Charlotte Souza. Momi Ho, Skkvkk Award Winners; Mr. Zensaburo Uhii, Mr. Frederic LWrronge, Mr. Ernest J. Kelley, Mrs. Esther W. McCIellan, Mr. Arthur Mathes, and Mr. George Boross. Mi music I pp u f 1 ! ,if,. h k I H I! E i. J: Mi MMM Tlic students of Kamehameha have alwavs loved to f. ng. Throufjhout the school year they may he licard singing in classes, on the school huses, and at s])ecial concerts conducted during the school year. Conscientiously, they have ]jracticed hard to ])erfect their singing. Parents and friends of Kamehameha have eagerly awaited these memorable programs. H Hk c- H ||H H ' | | ■KAr I B B Ip! iSjR ' ' i f , ■HH P S B B5 ' , ' Ttj-r-tTr i ff , Miss Alice Culley Director, and C Senior iris ' CI EnsembI Be Club FIRST ROW, 1 to Rowena Pai. Louise : Nor Aki. ma Grace. Caroldean Kama, SECOND ROW, 1 to Agnes Hanawahine, r: Lorraine Moki Napua Kanoho. . Nathalie Rosalia Ka Kawai, ama. THIRD ROW. 1 to r: Bru hiwa, Thomasine Wilson. cella Hcpk ns. Mililar 1 Lua- FOURTH ROW. 1 to hikoa, Lena Davis, r; Vi rginia Keat lana, Leila ni Ma- FIFTH ROW. 1 to Kahapea. Harnette Dias, Teshima. Lei Bell, Deanne mmmmm Mr. Harold B. Turney Director. Choral Cadets and Boys ' Clee Club The hannonious strains of the Schools ' Senior Enseuil)le. Choral Cadets, and Glee Clubs have provided a pleasant background of music for many school functions during the year. In addition to contributing to the success of this year ' s musical programs, these groups have performed on the neighbor islands, rendering both Hawaiian and international favorites to appreciative audiences. Music, a vital part of our schools ' activ- ities, begins at the Preparatory Depart- ment, where under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Gillett and Mr. Harold B. Turney, the prepsters spend many hours learning and practicing their songs. The fruits of their labor are realized during the Christmas and Spring Music Festivals when they take an active part in making these great song festivals the success they are. military ■r r- ' ■i ! H ' ' Ik I . ' i H i - liiiiiiiiiiMiiaiiliiiiii « ' ' ir ROTC OFFICERS 1st Row: l-r L. Chow, A. Hall, L, Hubbard, S. Keala 2nd Row: H. lida, A. Pauole, A. Vierra, E. Mokuau, A. Battad 3rd Row: R. Kapaku, A. Ka- awaloa, D. Kaanaana, H. Mur- ray, S. Keolanui ij! ' 4 Major Caleb Cole To the Class of 1956 May I add the congratulations of the ROTC De- |)artment to those of the many other faculty mem- bers and friends of the Class of ' 56 for a job well done. You, as a class, have had more changes in your military life here at Kamehameha thrust upon you than any other recent class. For no two consecu- tive years have you been able to follow a pattern set in previous years. Your ability to adjust quickly and successfully has been well demon- strated by the manner in which you have so ably directed and guided the cadet battalion through this year ' s expanded and difficult program. I hope sincerely that we in the ROTC Department have been instrumental in some small degree in molding you into better citizens and leaders of your Terri- tory and your proud race. It is with deep regret that I personally say fare- well to you and Kamehameha. My three years here with you will always remain in my memory as one of the most interesting and pleasant tours of my Army career. May I, in turn, have repaid you and Kamehameha in some small way for your truly fine spirit of aloha. Caleb A. Cole Major, Infantry PMS T Captain Arthur Jackson M Sgt. Horace Smith M Sgt. Connie Adams M Sgt. Ernest Lock M Sgt. William Sawyer Kamehaineha completed its sixty-ninth year of niilitary training and its tliird year as a Military Institute this year. iJuring this time, the West Point of the Pa- cific has become known all over the world for its military bearing and proficiency. Upon the s houlders of Major Caleb A. Cole, P.M.S. T., Captain Arthur Jackson and their staff of four sergeants, fell the task of maintaining a high level of discipline, morale, and esjjrit de corps within the cadet battalion. Marching in parades and functioning at assem- blies and special events, the cadets have shown a high degree of military snap and precision. Kamehameha can say with pride that every cadet leaving Kamehameha can go out into the community knowing that he has been trained and that he can meet his responsibilities as a good citizen. Cadet Capt. Solomon Kau Cadet Major EnSue Puaa r (r ' • Cadet Capt. Ramon Sproat Cadet Capt. Stanley Contradcs Cadet Capt. Palmroy Bush ' . ■!■ Cadet Captain Andrew Berard Hon. Cadet Captain Brucella Hopkins Cadet Captain Simeon Akaka Hon. Cadet Captain Priscilla Corpus dadet Captain Oliver Crowell HorA Cadet Captain Kapua Kaapu ' Cadet Captain Edwin Namahoe Hon. Cadet Captain Louise Aki r07 ,V T mmM mm BkEXJ ii religion m i fTf-r . . ' - ' •■ ' ' - There is a vital role in the life of every Kamehamehan, which only the school ' s religious program can play. Through its smooth functioning each student is offered an opjiortunity to participate in a diversity of religious activities. Reverend John F. MuIhoUand, Bishop Me- morial Chaplain, heads a cai al)le staff of leaders who are greatly responsible for our intere.st and success. Rev. John F. Mulholland •i.: jfc ROW I Rev. Baird, Oliver Crowell. Alvin Pauole. Manuel Makalena, Ramon Sproat. Robert Cooper, Ernest Wilson ROW II. Fred Kaloi, Myles loane, Solomon Wong, Sheldon Keala, Palmroy Busti, Alwin Battad, Wilfred Sugiyama, Roland Kapaku, Thomas Pruett. Carl Whitford. Sunday School Teachers w ROW I. Yvonne Reese, Ellen Smith, Caroldean Kama, Rovnena Pai, )oy Ahn, Norma Grace. ROW II Naomi Mundon. Priccilla Corpus, Zita Cup Choy, Helene Hasegawa, Harriette Dias. Rachel Poepoc. Moana Perry, Napua Kanoho, Haliimailc Chu. Mrs. Baird. w Ernest Mokuau U Lyle Dupont In 1949 KamehameHa jC took a big step forward in its religious progra.m This was the yea lijrtKfirst group of deputati i teMM was organizficjAand m to the other islaadp he. practice of organizir ; ' these teams has become a yearly one, which provides opportunities for those students interested in religion to work among the people. Miu Lang Baker Edward Lindsay Sarah Kahalakulu Naomi Mundon Alwin Battad Sally Eugenio Claudie Kapahua ■ ■« n,y|jjjW;j_i.i ,j jii t IIH I II M| i Bishop Memorial Choir Our choir takes an important part in the chajiel services conducted each Sunday at the Bishop Memorial Church. This year the unusually large group also partici- pated in the annual Christmas and Spring festivals. The earnest interest put forth hy the students and the endless effort and time given hy Mr. Harold Turney, choir director, have truly made this year ' s choir a success. • . • activities ■iOta From tbii to this ! imii f Congratulations ! King Clifford and Queen Brucella KSBians at RoUerland Stars of Tomorrow r- M Masks featured at the Halloween Party ■A Hail to the King and Queen — EnSue and Joanna -I i Makahiki at the Prep The Car Parkers pose ■piPlfPPfWffWPfP !!. ! .J,,l l« 9 ; [L ' KHitmi IS4 ' f:.;,«4vi.; :.: vy ,t« i t ' i.f ;r Join the mW-Lctii Founder ' s Day at The Kamehameha Schools • ■h-.. . mB rit ' nTniTr ;-l Classroom activity at KSB CuachL and Capt.ui. ..Lu,!:, ::.l Hui line up Tntramiirals at KSG ' t They sang at the talent show jrr Christmas at the Boy ' s Dorm Have some punch, girls. ' ._|l: sports V riliU mm I wm CHEERLEADERS. Left to Right, Rodney Kalua I Head), A. Mahoe. M Wong, W, Sugiyama. ■ p ■ H |v J l v V V H V H i 9 Assistant Coacti Andy Pavich Assistant Coach Robert Moore SONCLEADERS. Lett to Right, H Kanehe. K. Espinda. L. Aki (Head . D. Kahapea. ' Ki- m : 2 : • ' P ' F ' . - C I ' ' SMYTHEE AUSTIN CLAYTON a-, BOBBY y .  .cm V ' T fTf m mmmmmsm B Tt T ™ iT .TTT -nyjw- The 1955 edition of the Warrior football team proved to be a season full of upsets and surprises. Displaying an aggresstve spirit through the entire d a code of sport manship second to none, the Warriors earned for themselves the admiration and the respect of everybody who saw them in action. Under the direction of Coach Clayton Benham, and his assistants. Mr. Andy Pavich and Mr. Robert Moore, the team turned into an efficient, well- balanced unit that was hard to defeat and showed an unconquerable spirit and senne of fair play. T.gers 12 12 War rior j Saints 19 6 War riortfE Bulldogs 13 7 War riorru Puns 12 8 War rior: Raiders 7 War riors Gov ' s M 29 War riorjt Riders 32 War riori Where ' re you going Ceorg ■ ' . B. Olirg, H V.- COW I L to R I Chong. A Lum. T Sheldon. C. Jamile. E. Uu. A. Kekc A. Kane. L, Montgomery. C, Ho. A Mahoe. | Kauo ROW 2 L. to R H. Hueu, C Piena. R. Eleniki, L. Aveiro. |. Ka Chun. ). Hanoa. M. Wong, P. Akeo. C. Mahoe. ROW 3 L to R E Dye, B Kelii, P Coldstecn. H Apisaloma, W Foster. E. Hiram. M Kekuewa. ) Akina, C, Kaneiakala. ), Kealoha. C. Holokai. V. Merse- berg. H. De Fries. )V FOOTBALL The Junior Varsity babes proved to be the surpise team of the 1955 league. To lack Herbertson. fell the task of coach- ing a green team. Aided by end coach, Charlie Chong. and augmented by a group of strong and enthusiastic gndders. the Warrior Babes became the most improved team of the year. Starting slowly, they finished in fine style, beating McKinley. St. Louis, and Roosevelt, the three league leaders. „,..(••« ' Sprint, Clyde, Sprint f , -A 0 A •5. V XJ o . o ' i- 4. 5 4 . % -h k. %■ ° ' % ° ' ROW I, C. )amile, H. Kaalakahi, A. Nahoi. D. Cooper. N. Kahale ROW 2. A. Kekoa, A. Kane. L. Montgomery, C. Smith. C. Kaneakala. E. Dye. ROW 3. |. Malina. L. Aveiro. W. Foster. P, Goldstein, K. Chan. A. Malina. ). Bell. J. Kaauwai, Mgr. iK« iii i ill£kk ' Hii i jiyii!li!JJ ' Mikk Sitting (I. to r.). R, Keola. F Wood, W. Bailey. A. Loebl, W. Ludington. Kneeling (I. to r.l. E. Ka- l.iau. M. Chang. O, Crowelt. A. Hall. A. Pauole. Standing (I. to r.). S. Wong. C Kaua. W. Davis. S. Kau. M. Kaula. H. Lyman. L. Du- pont. Not in picture: E. Lyman. Rifle Team On the rifle ratnge. 1 7 Kamehameha sharpshooters practiced four afternoons a week throughout the school year under the expert coaching of Sgt. Horac ' e Smith. That old Kamehameha spirit of IMUA carried the team through a successful season. V ■ 1 ; ' .! ' i ' ' : - °SSO ROW 1 : William Hutchinson. Donald Burke. Max Kamaiopili. Lionel Machado. Elmer Wilson. David Kalani. Roy Cachola. Robert Puhukea. ROW 2: Wallace Kunukau, Reginald Chong. William Miller, Louis Lang. Alexander Olson. Wallace Kaapana. William Sagre. ROW I : Stanley Contrades. Robert Mossman. Cordon Lee. Sheldon Keal, ROW 2: Edward Sagre, Donald Richardson. Samuel Wong. I ' l p w qBRmfflmfmrrffm r, k t ;  , K;: u:;;(M:r:i;KSk:h;.:i;?j, vi.r. ROW 1 : Ellen Smith. Lynette Ah Mai. Diana Uovell. Lynette Kauo. Yvonne Reese. ROW 2: Amy Lou Ako, Elizabeth Ahana. Mary J nc Gomez. Alice Paik. Pnscilla Corpus, Yvonne Reese Tennis Team mUUi: ' In recent years, tennis at the Kamehameha Schools has gained considerably in popu- larity as shown by the greater number of students participating. Coaching the Girls School team is Miss Alama Ayers. The Vaisity and junior Varsity teams at the Boys ' School are coached ny Mr, Clayton Benham, This year ' s tennis teams have been practicing from the first week of January with tournaments starting at the end of February. The Junior Varsity has proved that practice makes perfect by capturing the )V Interscholastic Championship. Pnscilla Corpus T With the end of the basketball season in sight, thoughts immediately turned to baseball. The task of filling the gaps left open by last year ' s gradu- ating seniors and producing a squad that would be potent and lethal, whenever they played, fell on the shoulders of Coach Tom Mountain and his assistant, Fredrick Meyer. Running long on hustle and spirit and a little short on tal- ent, the Mountainmen nevertheless proved to be the downfall of many teams. Never lacking for fire and determination, they continued to fight, hustle, and almost always came through with victories. X .ilflt P ' ' ; 7 •JAmi ti VARSITY TEAM. FIRST ROW I to r: David Waiwaiole, Simeon Akaka, Thomas Pructt. Robert Cooper, Harry Kealoha. Clyde Pelekai, Ishmael Stagner. SECOND ROW: George Smith. Lemuel Aweau. David Kaanapu. George Kahanu, Benjamin Meyer. Howard Meyer. THIRD ROW; William Weber, Donald Kahapea. Herbert Espinda, Earl Harbin, Nelson Hao. |erry Kaialoa. mui. •t a t )V BASEBALL TEAM. FIRST ROW I to r H Kahula, M |oy, A. Kane Clifford Soares. Frank Pelekai. Clifford Wong. SECOND ROW: H. Kainoa, H, Lee. 1. Forsythe, D. Cooper. H. De Fries E Dye. THIRD ROW: ). Pililaau, H. Hueu. C Rodngues. B. Kawai, T. Reinhardt. W. Foster, E. Saffery, J. V. Baseball Always pitching ' , and full of fitjht. That was the story of the hasehall habes. As was with the varsity team, the J.V. ' s lack real talent, hut had the heart and the will to win. Coach John Hitner and his assistant. Mr. Samuel Foster, started from scratch with a very green team and through constant work, gradually fielded a team that was full of ])ower and punch. TtT m  « ' • 77 n TrrWl jil TRACK TEAM. Left to right FIRST ROW: A. Pauole. H. Murray, A, Battad, |. Bell. |. Kuni, R. Sproat. H. Foo Sum. B. Abraham. C. Ho. C. Piianaia, A. Lum. SECOND ROW: K. Luke, 5. Kekuewa, K. Chan, W. Kupahu, C. Kahapea. J. Kaleikini, L. Chong, R. Lovell. C. Machado, ). Foias, E. Kama. Coach: Mr. Hugh Clancy. THIRD ROW: Ass ' t, Coach Rev. Lyie Baird. A. Lau, C, Holokai, ). Kahawai, R. Piltz, F. Clarke, J. Hanoa, M. Wong, H. Kaalakahi, C. Stone, K. Word, M. Choy. FOURTH ROW: |. Kalanui, M. Spencer, A. Makaiwr, ). Mundon, A, Freitas, A. Kekoa, R. Schmidt, T. Wong, V. Peroff. FIFTH ROW: R. Brandt, R. Chai, D. Azevedo, H. McCubbin, M. Ke- kuewa, R. Keawe, F. Kamanu, J. Aki, P. Goldstein. SIXTH ROW: C. Nihipali, R. Kamaiopili, |. Akau, R. Tam, |. Kauo, H Houssem, W. Huddy, L. Lum Ho, H. Apisaloma. | Akina. Track The Kamehanieha Tracksters showed s])eecl and endurance in all relays this year, inider the guidance of Mr. Hugh Clancy, coach. They eagerly and wholeheartedly strove to ,?ive their best, always putting good s|M)rts- manship ahead of all else. ' Tsn. I, U , H Chester Kahapea high |umps at Private Schools ' meet Milers Lovell, Machado and Stone warming up. Mel Wong runs hurdles. C - - Atw-V-. ' f  r 7 TTT7 ; ' ' f nTT f -i ' it J- H ' ' itj ' i5i ' ?!y 11 rai - ff m Mi - ■ -ip V -C ft. i - -t II ' - 5 p iK y rH wii-iv r i T - if c -(wj r organizations ■ ' •J ' l? rffm m |ii| I wm W ' H Naomi Mundon Co-Editor Ka Na ' i Aupuni The Annual Staff, under the leadership of its co-editors, Edwin Naniahoe and Naomi Mundon, and its advisers, Mr. Luryier Diamond and Mr. John Hitner, have striven to present and portray the many diversified groups, ac- tivities and functions that have played the leading parts in the Kamchanieha scene during the past year. In its job of depicting life at Kamehameha, the staff has tried to bring into one composite panorama, the trials and triumphs, the joys and sorrows that gave Kameha- meha its color and human interest. Lynette Ah Mai Business t anager Yvonne Reese Administration and Sports Charlotte Candall Aileen Iseri Haliimaile Chu Elaine Wong Phylli Makaiau Organization Editor Makeup Editor Religious Editor Class Editor Activi les Editor Mr. loKn Hitner Asst. Adviser Mr. Luryier Diamond Adviser Junior and Senior K Staff Members « Ka Moi Ka Moi, which means the King is a bi-weekly publication of the students of The Kainehameha Schools and is a chapter of the International Quill and Scroll. Combining pinpoint reporting with precise information, they have tried to bring into focus the many activities and functions in and around The Kameha- meha Schools. The staff, under the guidance and direction of its co-editors, Sylvia Duncan and Joel Awai, and its adviser, Miss Mary Ann Chase, have furnished the latest coverage in school and class activities throughout the year. |oy Ahn Page-One Editor Palmroy Bush Page-One Editor Sylvia Duncan Co-Editor ette Kapahua Page-Four Editor Carol McCubbin Exchange Editor Ernest Wilson Photographer Thomasine Wilson Reporter Juniors Members: Sitting left to right: Linda Mae Mau. Sally jo Bowman. Yvonne Kukahiko, Evelyn Chamberlain. Standing left to right: Wallace Kunakau. William Miller, Lyford Chong, Jackie Mahi, Louis Lang, Louise Stone, Kuulei Apo, Lorna Kim. n?TrrFTnTriTr7rrfrrrrTr;Tr:T . f , f . : , 7, Simeon Akaka Eleanor Awana Brucella Hopkins Masque and Gavel Kamehameha has the honor of being the first school in the Islands to Masque and Gavel Society. The purposes of this society are to improve oral English and to recognize students who have excelled in spoken English throughout the year. Students were selected for the Masque and Gavel on the basis of their perfor- mances in radio work, deputation teams, plays, and oratorical contests. They also needed higfli grades in speech attitude on their report cards. Prospective members, upon the recommendation of Mr. Robert Ritterhoff, Masque and Gavel Society adviser, must be officially approved by members of the English depart- ment of both schools before being finally admitted to the Society. Thomasine Wilson Junior Members 1st Row: Ishmael Stagner. Terry Kau. lames Chong. 2nd Row: Cordon Ma- chado, Winston Sam Fong, Lyie DuPont, Frank Medrano, Newton Colburn. WMv-.K-awAmm w Harriefte Dias Robert Cooper Alwin Battad I: I? : © National Honor Society To be elected a member of the Kamehameha Chapter of the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors which can be bestowed on any student while in high school. Membership in this society is the goal toward which every hardworking student strives. The objects of this chapter are to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the devel- opment of character in the students. George Kaha Henry Kanehailu Napua Kanoho Ernest Mokuau Harry Murray Yvonne Reese Thomasine Wilson Elaine Wong riFrrpThrrrr:«r rvrf:f; ' !rf?r pvM - ' - ' ;:fh;r : :;; ;•; I K;;k ;k Lynefte Ah Mai Joy Ahn Quill and Scroll The Members of the Kaniehameha Chapter of the Na- tional Quill and Scroll have tried to live up to the seven ideals upon which the society is based : Truth, Enlight- nient, Op|)ortunity, Leadership, Friendship, and Loyalty. Membership in this society serves us as a reward for outstanding work in the literary fields by students while at Kaniehameha on either the school newspaper or the annual staff. In addition, to qualify for membership, a student must be approved by t he English departments of the two schools and the Society headquarters. Leith Graham ! ft Deanne Kahapea Claudette Kapah Charlotte Candall Carol McCubbin Naomi Mundon I Edwin Nambhoe Yvonne Reese Ernest Wilson Thomasine Wilson W PW r 7r Junior Members of the National Honor Society. Left to right: Lyford Chong, Charles Apo, Vale Peroff, Lynette Kaopuiki, Miu Lang Baker, Mariorie Holstein, John Flores, Melvin Chang. Student Court members: Ernest Wilson, Patrick Sheather, Allen Pauole, Maetan Kaula. Palmroy Bush. Lawrence ShigaKi, Alvin Pauole, Eli Panee, Nalei Antone, James Chong. Junior Members of the Quill and Scroll Society. Row 1 : Valerie Peroff, Miu Lang Baker, Iwalani Carpenter, Kuulei Apo, Lorna Kim, Frances Kang. Marjone Holstein, Stella Hing. Row 2: Lyford Chong, Bernard Ching, Ishmael Stagner. ftp! 1 M Art Club Girl Scout Club ■w ' s i ' TRiif 1 vK ir l c(l Cross Club Listeniui, ' Club •V ' ' underclassmen f 1 II [■: : t 11 ii i H in TBIfklif ■ ' ' ' •i -; ' u:::t; ' i;K;.; u:y.f:t: Row 1. Charles Holt. Suzanne Benham, Lono Bray. Clyde Irvine, Roy Fernandez, Haunani Lum. Leilani Cummmgs. Row 2. Kaui Caswell, Noel Smith, Wendy Wilson, Ronald Kaapana, Linda Chang. Kcnui Spencer, lo jean Spencer. Michelle Ctllett, Teacher Mrs. Clancy. Not in Picture; Kealoha Simeona, Kimo Wong. Preparatory Department K I N D E R G A R T E N Row I. Leonard Ayano, Luana Kapuniai, Samuel Kaaloa. Noela Bishaw. David Bray. Lesley Agard. )on Kcala Row 2. Denise Melemai, Thomas Burningham, Valerie Ching. Charles Kippen. Hualir Papa. Pafrick Nakoa, Leinaali Woodd Doss Tannehcll. Teacher Mrs. Bruss. Not in Picture: )anice Fernandez. ..v i-.. il U!MWMillillllll yW 1 F 1 R s T G R A D E Row I. Calvin Campbell, Darleen Andrade, Peter Pamroy. )udy May Kahale, David Warren. Collen Mamalo. Harold Watson. Row 2. Reginald Zoller, Cailene Bridges, Benjamin Henderson, Leonelle Anderson. Douglas Furtado. Row 3. Wynne Morrison.- James Rodenhurst. Elizabeth Bright. Charles Holdenbaum. Karen Kaanehe, Leinaata Kamahele, Ivan Chan Wo, Kehaunani Kumalae, Teacher Mrs. Kreiger. 1 Row I. Daniel Nakanelua, Clara Jean Garcia, Baldwin Kalama, Lynette Kapahua, Kimo Keawe, Leilani Zinsman, Paul Apuna. Row 2. Darrell Young. Charlene McCill, Errol Kane, Charlene Holt. Freeman Clemente. Sheila Brown. Row 3 Jennifer Kop. Wayne Fukino, Billie Arruda. Keith Freitas, Edwina Luke, Solomon Colburn. Linda Mae Lee. Teacher Mrs. Kamana. Rowl. (Seated) Healani Mansfield, John Pekelo, Mervina Bright. Charles Kiaha. Kanaina Smythe. Ululani Rogers Rey- nard Burgess. Waynette Garcia. Row 2 (Standing) Kalepoui Simeona. Noelani Ellis. William Peneroza, Kaohu Mookini. Craig Holderbaum. Sherry Could. Clayton Kahoonei, Richard De Rego. Edwina Rodrigues, Michael Sing, Barbara Benham. Teacher Mrs. Pohl. Not in Picture: Carol Lau. irrriTffiJIlTf TfT rnTrrprrf Row 1, Rhonda Pekelo, Vincent Cosner. Sheila Tkachenko, Casey Yim. Winona Lee. Row 2 David Lim. Barbara Williams. Kealn Sam Fong. Lucinia Lee. Edward Aki. Kathleen Cummings. Row 3 Doyle Craig. Puanani Kinimaka. Reidar Peterson. Leinaala Wong. |ohn Kameenui. Cynthia Lee. Lindsay Mattox. Teacher Mrs. Hurley Not m Picture: Peter lensen. Noelani Teves. iwiinl m jiiiiiiis ' Mm Front table: William Beimes. Clara Gilbert, Edward Kameenui. Noni Garner, Gregory Burgess, Paul Pomroy. Back left table: Kamaile Kinolau, Michael Brede, Millannie Akaka, Charlene Akina, )ean McClellan, Tommy Boiling. St.Tnley Mahoe. Back right table: Albert Hanohano. Nancy Kim. Roy Cuthier. James Kahoano. Deborah Kam. Patricia Talbert. Teacher Miss Craig. Not in Picture: Mabelmae Kamhele, Robert Richardson. Row 1 . Ward Adams, Glenn Rogers, John Kapololu. Row 2. Sharlyn Hanamaikai, Kahoonei Panoke, Tina Ing, Ronald Lee, Lorene Kamaunu. Row 3. Joseph Anakalea, Glenn Holt, Glenn Au, Lynette Young. Aimoku McClellan. Mary Ann Chang. Gardner Brown Healani Much, Rodney Asano, Pauahi Baker, Teacher Miss Price. Not m Picture: Dale Kinimaka. s E C o N D G R A D E nAmmmmmM -t ' -r - A ' . Row 1 . Wayne Chang, Roberta Young. Paulette Lee, Waldynne Mookini, Napua Morrison. Edwin Cummings. Row 2. Kathleen Yim, )dy Burge, Sandra Cutcher. Paulette Kaopuiki, Kathleen Kalama. Donna Smythe. Row 3. James Aarona, Rodney Lee, Donald Young, Kalani Durdan, Adam Koch. Calvin Maunakea, Kealoha Kelekolio, Kil roy Nahale, Teacher Miss Baldwin. THIRD GRADE Row K George Kahoiwai. Stanley Obrey. Kanani Sheldon, Curtis Chang, Solomon Fukuda, Carlyle Cornewell. Row 2, Pamela Pahukula, Barbara Furtado, jane Burge, Helen Kaalckahi, Antonette Malabey, |o-Ann lao. Row 3. Vernon Keawe, William Kapololu, Phyllis Cockctt, Healani Holt, Claudine Bunker, Barbara Chun, Victoria Holt, Ahka Warren, Thomas Kam. Teacher Mrs. Phillips. It w w r o A A f ' • ' - i nrrr rfntr? rrrr«v r T?rf ' fTf;frtT! •  ' l • • l • i r:- ru : ; ; f ;• t : fi ; ; :• . ; i ;: ; ' ,■?; ' .T:!: ; ' Tll •JS ■ -J 9 ? ' 1 f f „ t ♦ ' A li  i ' ' .i li Row I. Kumu Va jconcellos, Kauilani Boyd, Wallett Amoy, Patricia Rogers. .Leimamo Keanini, Luther Niheu, Row 2. Pililani Durdan, Lorna May Keopuhiwa. Nancine Harbottie, Rachel Hatli. Merle Kalani, Judith Kaohano. Row 3. Carl Beyer, Rodney Yamamoto, Charles Wedemeyer. jaines Kinimaka, William Mafelua, Lloyd Van De Car, Clenn Chung, Samuel Kahunanui, Teacher Mrs. Ichinose. il- - f f ? 9 ai Row 1. Lonta Cosner. Kehaulani Spencer, Almyra Huch. Maggie Hanohano. Row 2 loan Cockett, Ruth Simonson. Nohea Drexel, Nixie Cgden, Sharonlee Lcndsey, Ellen Kabanu. Row 3. Albert Loo. Wayne Laws, Craig Williams. Kalani Paishon. Gilbert Vaughan. Peter Smith, Willard Gilbert. Gabriel Kaneakua. Charles Chong. Bennett Lovelt, Daniel Fonseca, Teacher Mrs. Boiling. . E iri— I Row I. Louis Agard, )on Haneberg. Jeffrey Coakley, Hanale Vis:er. )oseph Spencer. Richard Paris. Row 2. Leilani Baker, Maile Burgess, Sharon Kapuniai, Susan Cockett. Arvis Awai. Mele Kukea. Row 3- Mervyn Ching. Gary Lee. Dana Lau. Patricia Vasconcellos. Bey Lon Howard. Wayne Lincoln. Teacher Miss Holden Not in Picture: Nalani Kaakimaka. Kehaunani Kroll. F O u R T H G R A D E ' ' T mmm FIFTH GRADE wwr Row 1. Willi; Hanohano. Lloyd Young, Howard Kehaula Ceorgiana Alv malu Bn Paula Agrabante. Kimc 1 Louise Machado, Shi Row 2, Sharric Camacho. Lupua Fernandez, Karen Mahi, Marion Guerrero, Marion Mae Kelii, Wilma |une Boiling. Row 3. Andrew Ching. Samuel Guerrero, Patrick Kinney Douglas Mulford, )ohn Torres, Clay Cockett, George Wong, Elliot Pescaia, Teactier Mr. Hurley. Warn ley Lu Atomi( f •« f? Z ' ' ' Row I . Sharon Ahue. Bina Mossr an. Naomi Ho, Row 2 Piflani Kam, Haunani Kealoha. Karen Chang, Lolita Eli, Gwendolyn Lau, Marilyn Mattox Row 3. Walter Buch, William Kaopuiki, David Burge, Kahele Kukea, Sidney Quintal, Rockne Freitas, David Malina. Samuel Harris, Ronald Mullaney, Ronald Saffery, Gregory Ahuna, Teacher Mrs. McClellan. Not in Picture; Henry Aarona, Harold Akai, Paulyne Anakalea, Ihilani Chun, Haunani Lopes. VTMnTnrffnfsTrttrrfrff Row 1. Mahealani Harris, Lehua Awai. Nanette Mossman, Kalikookalani Chun, Maraea KaalekahJ. Row 2. Muriel Canady, Maile De la Nux. Lamella Holokai, Lunan Smith. Ruby Kainoa. Row 3. Wayne Wahmeokai. Henry Maunakea. Ray Burge. Cecil Boyd, Lindsay Pollock, Roy Burgess, Teacher Miss Lmd- blom. Not in Picture: Limaloa Chung. Raymond McCiM. Frank Vaughan. Stephen Williams. r p p J? s 1 X T H r : • h I i rr. J Row I, Marlene Bourke. Lynette Fernandez. Ilona Faufata, Hannah Akaka. Row 2. Paul Lee. Karen )oy. Charlotte Lum. Danna Hano. leanette Aki. Palmyra Much, Napua Gilbert, Agenhart Ellis- Row 3. Carol Judd. Charles Lau, Douglas Ing. Maurice Naleimaile. Prince Kekaulike. William Blaisdell. Emory Lucas. Teacher Miss Webb. 7- f p J3 pf £ , Row I Eluwene Visser, Phyllis Akai, Moana Akana. Karen Lovell Row 2 Richard Harbottle, Teanini Rustard. Helene Kahoano. Noelani Webster. Linda Ma Kahppea. Henry Howard. Row 3 Dennis Keawe. Bernard Shigaki, Wright Bowman. Paul Baker. Michael Apana, Daniel Al Gary Cutcher. Teacher Mr. McCamey. G R A D E Peroff. Suelle Dwayne Kalan immmmmm m s E V E N T H G R A D E HflBI Row 1 . Carole Toomey, Madeline Keau, Lehua Keawe, Nani Inaba. Row 2. Henrietta Stempler. Judith Sistrunk. Kathryn Robinson, Winona Pa, Patricia Colburn, Haroldine Akiona. Luana Saffery, Sonya Seaber. Row 3. William Todd. Carl Wilmington. Norman Piianaia. Henry Johnson. Michael Chun, Richard Oku, Daniel Rice, Roger Grace, Boyd Mossman, James Low. Thomas Silva, Teacher, Mr Pyle. Not in Picture; Marion Kahawai, Russell Williams. B ' ' P M ' te y . w Row 1, Beulah Lincoln. Cail Kaleiki. Marilyn Bodnar, Row 2. Edwin Sproaf. Marvis Chow, Stephanie Bettencourt, Shen Akana. Rogerlene Waiolama, Maxine Laa. Oliver Kinney. Row 3. Joshua Wood. Caylord Ellis. Bob Robins. Wallace Au. Robert Nabarre, Edwin Young, Sam Hook, Nahulu. Gerald Harbottle, Michael Kahapea, Luther Chang, Teacher Mrs. Spackman Prestidge. Shirlet Apana. Calley Haneberg, Thelma O S : Row 1 . Ruby Hasegawa, Rebecca Kanekoa, Louella Eldredge. Kariani Fernandez. Row 2. Clenda Fujiwara. Normadeene Oda. Mokihana Amona, Alice Yong, Frances Schrader, Pauline Kume, Ruth Kam. Maxine Delaney. Row 3. Alfred Harada, Homer Young. Anthony Ah Yat, Vernal Lindsey. Edgar Auld. Eli Kuala. Francis Leong. David Huddy, Jon Cockette. Charles Arnold, Powell Sakamoto, Ronald Kekoa, Teacher Mrs. Mayes. Not in Picture: Robert Wai. IMi r r n n 9 A o A A 0 A A A o, 1 ' - ' f pirn ' i j Row). Naomi Kaupiko, Veronica Au, Olga Olsen, Marvis Ann Medeiros. Row 2. Lawrence Kamakawiwoole. Normalyn Nawahine. Melanie Doyie, Audrey Davenport. Daphne-Mae Mahikoa. Mary Kaniho. Carol Curozynski. Alexis In. A ' -lette Perreira, Allen Cross. Row 3. Owen Wong. Oliver Dukelow, John Kekuaokalani. Lawrence Brede, Eugene Baker, Bernard Maunakea, Christian Ellis, Lee McCurn. Herbert Wilson, Lionel Boskie, Milton Onekea, Teacher Mr. Lewis. rs O f r a n n 1 ( ( I i lA _ i •. Row 1, Julei Naone. Letita Yee. Leila Kimura. Bonnie Lee Brandt. Row 2. Judy Ann Spencer, Carolyn Slender. Patricia Lincoln, iolet Liu, Leonora Akiona. Donya Kauinana, Puanani Doong. Row 3. Barry Bovino. Steven Davis, Terry Fans. Gary Sheldon, Henry Mever, Rex Williamson. Wayne Simeona, Douglas Bell, David Ahia, James Fafard. Charles Akana, Teacher Mr.Poast. Not in Picture; Sybil Nosaka, Charlotte Souza, Alexander Tavares. 0 O f f p , U A : .i-AvCK A- W Row I lleana Mano. )udy Mae Cooper, Roberta Naauao, Odetta Meyer, Rhoda Kilauana, Row 2. Elliott De Matta, Leinaala Neumann, Linda Kauhane. Rose Tong, Diane Mau, Sidney Carmichael, Theresa Fox, Pauline Coo. Launta Howard. Elton Namahoe. Row 3. Theodore Grace, Harold Smith, Julian Ako. Kala Kukea, Kakela Awai, Jan Dill, John Kalawe, Rodney Romans. Michael Nakaahiki, Robert Paaoao, Teacher Mrs. Kauffman. B •- l «m : H I G G R H A T 1) H H CLASS OFFFICERS. Row 1. Pres. Raedar Kmney. Eloise Choy Hee; V. P. Tom Apana, Wallace Kaapana Row 2. Sec. Jenny Kaplan, Harvey Luke; Tres. Nalei Antone, Mamo Inaba. CLASS HISTORY These boys and girls occupy a unique spot in school history, for they are the last class as seventh and eighth graders to attend the upper school. Since their arrival here at Kamehameha, these peppy youngsters have been work- ing together steadily, eager to reach their own individual goals, but more intent on establishing a good record as a group. Everything set before them they accomplished by an intense desire to succeed and to make themselves a very real part of the Kamehameha family. ' .f Ju wi M Row 2. Row 3. luvenna Chang, Paula Fautata. Ernell Loeng, Lou Ann Akaka, Faith Tarn, Sally Weight, luanita Namahoe, )une McCuire. Bonnie Apo, Lehua McCill, Laureen Zdvoracek, Pearl Kiilau, Norma Mokuau, Rose Heu, Leonie Leong, Phylli; Pak, Mamo Inaba. Audrey Peterson, Antoinette Apana, Tuila Creig, Piilani Murray, Diane Akau, Mary )ane Aki, Pearl Hasegawa Eloise Choy Hee. i ' a jki kyK r j ri7v{:rprrr7j.rvrrJtri tr Tf:f: [: rfrj;i:f F:fv.i ' ' ft nr.rr; Albert Neuman, Wallace Kaapana, Henry Niheu, Charles Sf. Sure. Edward Nahoopii, William Coelho. Daniel Paman. Richard Markham, Ronald Kaanehc, Oliver Mullancy, William Maldonaldo, Rodney Burgess, Raedar Kinney, Alfred Gonzales. Robert Nalaielua. Noeau Cuerreiro. Nalei Antone. Albert Apo. Glenn Kapuniai, Sheldon Holokai, Samuel Meyer, Maynard Malabey, Harvey Luke, David Kaloi. James Ahia. O A   n afrto ' ( Charia Ann Huddy. Inez Lir Row 1 . Hazel Jane Kahaleiwai. Haunani G uerrero. Puamana Cummings. Evonne H Patricia Anderson. Malinda D ' Esmmd. Row 2- Jennie Kaplan. Iwalani Perez. Violet Ai. Sandra Ing. Sybil Burningham. Cynthia Levy. Genoa Adolpho. Meyer. Audrey Camacho, Row 3. Mildred Kauwe. Charlotte Tong, Leihulu Kaahea, Georgiana Hookana, Elizabeth Shimmelfcnning, Betty Ki Constance Cera, Mary Ann Hueu. Myrle lukay. Rowl. Benjamin Bright. Francis Goodness. Jeffrey Chang. Victor Pestana. William Chandler, Patri-k Row 2 Daniel Akina Solomon Aki Lloyd Hind. Stephen Foster. Wesley Chock. William Shcather, Loy Cluney. Row 3. Kenneth Nicol. Merriwell Tau ' a. Calvin Kama. Ernest Kealoha. Charles Bell, Rodney Nakoa. James Hoffman. Samuel Puluole. Richard Kaiama. Wayne Sam Fong. II I 1 ; !mTr, ■TTniiTiTrsfinr ' . i :. 1. Pnscilla Hanohano, |uanita Kahilihiwai, Karen Pet Akau, lean Bnndley. ' 2. Shtrley Kahapea, Gwendolyn Pre tidge. Georgiana Soon, Janice Liu, Marilyn Li Geraldine Vinta. Lorraine Loa. Ethel Hanohano, Fanny Kealoha, Gwendolyn Akau, Lahapa Haina, Emmalani Apaka Napua Lum, Eleanor Cashi Hutchinson, Malia Herron, Sharon Loy, Valerie Candall, Row 1 . Glenn Parker. Beniamin Kepaa, Charles Von Arnswaldt, Albert Nahale-a. Kahale Huddy, Samuel Kaleikini, )oel Pahukula, George Medeiros. Row 2. Abraham laea, Henry Kalima, Thomas Napoleon, Grady Wells, Redge Roberts, Charles Kaalekahi, Harold Bloomfield. Row 3. Pierre Apisaloma. Edgar Fernandez, lames Hugho, Richard Akana. Wallace Helenihi, William Mahi- koa, Andrew Kualii, David Panoke, John Yates. Altred Torres. jF!jri?pr?5T TmTfiT ;;r. ;;!. •... N I N T H L j ' tii ' : ■ ■ ' ' ■ 1. r- 0-- V G R A D E n CLASS OFFICERS. L-R: Pres, Vicky Holl.r Nadine Chang, Treas. C ay Williamson, trude Souza. CLASS HISTORY Heading the Junior Division, these Freshmen have strived to set good examples for their under classmen in the past year. They are exceptionally strong, both ath- letically and scholastically, and give promise of being an outstanding class. There are many potential leaders and equally good followers. This combination makes for group success. An organization never stands still, and this class apparently is on the way to making an outstanding record. T— ]!— 1[— Row 1 Winona De Costa. Mane Valpoon, Penelope Chun. )acquelcne Brown. Vicky Hollinger, Ginger Ka- hapea. Kathryn Kaaihue. Karen Au. Charlene Apo. „ , „ ., j Row 2 Faifh Lum Melanie Hardy. Florence Santiago, Ellen Kealoha, Ceorgiana Kuba, Georgette Mundon. Elizabetti Ahana. Estelle Cullen. Row 3. Nancietfa Lincoln, Annette Kau. Signa Kahoi( Nadine Chang, Gertrude Souza. Johanna Keoho, Aprillyn Pahukula, Jane Consalves . m m rrw !Wf :|i I i O J Row 1 . Richard Yamamo ' o, Neville Colburn. Daniel Kanady, Raymond Ornellas. Rodney Kealoha, George Cooman, Randolph Brandt. Row 2. Myron Chimamoto, Roy Cachola, Alexander Olsen, Aaron Makaiwi, Harold Johnston, David Cooper, Arthur Burchett. Row 3. Richard Uahinui, Beldon Kawai, Donald Pelekai, Joseph Akau. Henry Kaahea, Rickie Kamaiopili, Wendell Huddy, Hiram de Fries, Thomas Forsythe. A T f%. L .. L Rowl. lean Aiu, Danielle Hanohano, Robin Ing. Muriel Akana, Muriel Yoshimura, Leimomi Akaka, Helen Kipapa, Kanani Anderson, Row 2. Beverly Mark, Harriet Mokuau, Loretta Akau, Verna Kalama, Jill Awai. Cay Williamson, Charlotte Shaw. Gail Liu. Row 2. Patricia Kimura, Myrna Lee, Winona Ebinger. Cail Nosaka, Cynthia Ash, Leimomi Sproat, Virginia Jenkins. Rowl. Hamilton McCubbin, Joseph Malina, William Kaoihana. Reginald Kealoha, EM Panee. Michael loy, Leroy Lum Ho. Row 2. Myron Chimamoto. Roy Cachola, Alexander Olsen, Aaron Makaiwi, Harold ]ohnston. David Cooper, Arthur Burchett. Row 3. Alexander Cashman, Ellowin Santos, James Bunker. Duke Kapuniai. Clinton Jamile, Wayne Foster, Eugene Saffery, Metvin Kekuewa, James Akina, Jerald Chong. Row 1 . Leilani Anuhea. Patricia Murray, Cwnn Akau, Joann Kaululaau, Elizabeth Lyman, Frcidalane Crockett. Ornetta Keliihanahui, Noel Wikcn. Row 2. Winifred Chang, Merlene De Canto, Linda Snyder. Shiela Ann Awa, Ellarene Asing, Yvette Eglish, Joan Aiu, Elizabeth Ho-a. Row 3. Alberta Nahale-a, Evelyn Akina, Iwalani Naipo, Alma Dutro, Roberta Alameida, Leonetta Kimura. Frances Cera. f . . •mbRVMA ' Row I. Clifford Wong, Chanson Ching, Harvey Dukelow, Benjamin Harbottle. )ames Saffery. Thomas Plunkett. Nolan Coakley. , „ ,-■. ■ m d Row 2. Bernard Kahapea, Harrub Houssein, William Hutchinson. Henry Lee. Roman Chai, Ulysses Browning. Row 3 John Kamakawiwoole Kent Bowman, Donald Garcia. Clifford Kaneiakala. George Nihipali. )ohn Keala. lack Wilhelm, Edward Onekea, Benedict Stiilman, Donald Burke, Clifford Rodngues. ruA .9 A ' .© I ilBil H A f 1 . b Row 1 Alethea Akau, Rose Del Rosario, Betty Minor. Stella Lindsey, Marlene Sai, Erma Ching, Antoinette Comes, Lani Kahakua, Leony Zaiapony. Row 2. Patricia Contrades. Helen Lmdsey, Larinette Ho, Annette Keliinoi, Cwen Meyer, Clara Mahoe, Erma Delima, Victoria Amasiu Row 3. Lillian Burke. Moana Hooper, Roberta Haili, Nathalie Hasegawa, Lynn Meyer, Caroline Moku, Sheila Thomas, Jahala Kitaka. Rowl. Nelson Kaai, Thomas Kaupu, Parker Purdy, Henry Kahula. William Sagre, John Kaalekahi, Herman Brandt. Row 2. David Kauwe, Isaac Wise, Herbert Dunn, lames Kalamui, Ronald Viveiros, Joseph Kauo, Stephen Burke. Row 3. Clenn Aina, Solomon Kaahawi, Howard Lua, Kenneth Chang, Andrew Espinda, Raymond Malina, Edward Collier. Alvin Ha ' o, Luther Kahoalii. m ' I T E N T H G R A D E CLASS OFFICERS Row 1. Top to Bottom: Pres. Bernadette Kaohi. V.P. Sally (o Bowman. Sec. Yvonne Kukahiko. Trees. Rosemary Keau. Lot Mont- gomery. Row 2. lop to Bottom: Pres Patrick Goldstein. V. P. Kenneth Chan. Sec. An- thony Lum. CLASS HISTORY The youngest class of the Senior Division has worked hard, being able to claim the name, Suffering Sophomore. These young students have worked and played together displaying a keen sense of class spirit. Despite the handicap of being the youngest, various members of this class have participated whole-heartedly in the writing and printing of the schools ' paper, Ka Moi. They have also entered annual Senior Division contests, i. e.. The voice of Democracy, the Song Contest, and the Oratorical Contest. Henry Kainoa, Anthony Lum, Roy Bodner, keginald Chopg. William Miller. Wallace Kunukau. Kcngsley Luke Richard Keola. Anthony Mahoe, Clyde Ho. Benjamin Kalama. David Kalani |ohn Keawe. Albert Mahoe, Aldrich Kane. Lot Montgomery, Tyrone Reinhardt. Edmund Hiram. Charles Van Ceison, Elmer Wilson, Kenneth Word. Moses Alohikea. Gordon Lee. Gordon Piianaia. fTj mmmmmmmmm V r ' ■ ■ ■y ' J ,Z 7 ' f . -rr ,1 ,.., •, f r 9f f ■mip i. m l tii- - ' - Row 1 . Evelyn Chamberlain, Carol Fitzsimmons. Milicent Ching, Rovyena Toomey. Jacqueline Mahi. Sally Row 2. Sandra Foster, Ruth Peiper, Linda Mae Mau, Jane Leslie, Marcilla Choy. Evonne Kauai Charlotte Lum. Kamuela Ah Yat. Row 3, Phoebe Counts. Linda .Au Hoy, Nanette Chang, Louise Stone, Yvonne Kukahiko, Karen St. Sure Kaleinani Espinda, Bernadette Kaohi. M . ' i Row 1 . William Aki, Benjamin Kealoha, Henry Kaalekah ' Samuel Yoshida. Row 2. Bertram Quinn, Albert Kekoa, Valentine Merseberg, Elwood Smith, James Maxwell Kamaiopili, Allan Pauole, Patrick Sheather. Row 3. Peter Keonaula. Allan Martin, Valentine Peroff. Clarence Holoka maunu; George Puou, Edward Kaahui, Joseph Kealoha. } - r ' - J % f J Row 1 . Luana Ledward. Annette Keala, Rose Napoleon, Barbara Jean Ellis. Louelle Paresa. Row 2. Juliet Book. Diane Hirahara, Louella Ayau. Roxanna Ako. Wendy Wilson. Myrtle DeCanto. Moana Kim. Call Keliikoa. Linda Acasio, Row 3. Leonora Palpallatoc. Alice Tkachenka. Rosemary Keao. Barbara Hueu, Lucia Mundon. Carol Lou Akiona. Catherine McCorriston, Evelyn Apo. viiK f w ] if [Ti! rn rn R f f j n ! ! ni! : D ?v r?: n I I HI I ..PP« 1 -vrawstoi t :1 ,©■■ , ■ tL X ' ki Row I. Tazoni Kane, Clayton Papapa. lohn Aki. Richard Kalama, lames Zablan, Paul Akeo, Thomas Sheldon Row 2. Donald Kelipuleole, Mitchell Kalauli, Francis Clark. John Hanoa, Melvin Wong. Hebrert Paaoao Lionel Machado, Travis Chun. Row 3. Andrew Lau, Ezra Kawika, Bernard Kclii, Louis Aveiro. Pitrick Goldstein, Michael Nelson Elijah Kaeo. Lewis Lang. M Betty Dorothy. Tina Clemens, Barbara Wilson. Anuhuj Njhjic a. Constance Cacusana. Luella Candall. Edine Ako. |erri )ean Enoka, Harriet Xiinehe. Ellsworth Freitas. Une Umuiwi. Hiilani Ragsdale. Winifred Apo LindaAkana. Lynetle Cornelio. Frances Kaopuiki. Donna Mae Hookins. Laura Mae Keanu. Raenetfe Lee Kwai. loan Peterson, Minerva Ahio i?,. f J};-| ' ,lllPfl ' lSM!l U....-i ' - . ' . .J Row I . Bobby Pen Robert Pu£ Row 2, Francis Ha Row 3. George Smith, | Eleniki, Howard Hutch Frank Pelekai, Albert Regidor, Ronald Kahawai, Ernest Uu. Bray Po. Albert )ohansen, Samuel Leong, Milton Iseri. ph Kuni, Anthony Ramos, lames Pililaau, Richard Kaluai, George Kaua. Richard lames Bell, Charles Mahoe, Row 1 . Violet Canutan, Luana Delaney, Ann Marmionette Hopfe Row 2. Nancy Mae Laau, Gladys Goodness, )o Winona Kaupiko, Mary Mitchell. Row 3. Laverne Flores, Blanche Harbottle, L, Momilani Kaupio. Kahula. Georgianna Kawaa. Ellavan Baker. Ruby Kaupu. Candall. Frances Bierne, Lushanya Kahapea. Lena Kawela. a Ayau. Faith Kaialoa, Linda Nahinu, Lorraine Hanohano, m ( ELEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Rowl. Pres. Caroldean Tollefsen, V. P. Alice Paik. Treas. Puanani Akaka, Sec. Valerce Peroff- Row 2. Pres. Stanley Merseberg, V. P. Ransom P1II2. Treas. Charles Apo. Sec. Edward Sagre. I k CLASS HLSTORY The jiillv juniors, who are ready to step into the shoes of the oiitf oiiij seniors, have proved their ahihty to set a fine exam])le for the younger students. As a class and as indivickials they have been found quite capable of assuming responsibilities. As fun-loving juniors, they have strived to make their happiness a chain reaction so that a small nucleus of geniality has been generated in everyone with whom they have come in contact. It is e.x]5ected that a truly succesful senior class will go out to all walks of life in June, nineteen hundred and fifty-seven. t I Tollefs. Rowl. Lynette Kaopuiki, |udith Lasley. Caroldc Ahina Wanda Wahineokai. Miu Lang Baker Row 2 Iwalani Carpenter. Valerie Peroff, Marione Sniften Parrilla. April Awana. Carol Smith. Row 3 Stella Hing. Terry Kau Marione Holsfein, Frances Kang. Angie Nora Battad, Puanani Akak Mary Ohumukini. Charen Chmg. Waiola Agnes Kaaiahi. Sarah Kahalekulu. Virginia Rowl, Frank Medrano, Winston Sam Fong. Newton Colburn, Buddy Lucas, Cordon Machado, Ishmael Stagner, Clyde Pelekai. Row 2. Albert Kanahele, Bert Lum, Charles Apo, Melvvn Chang. |ames Cheng, Lyford Chong. Row 3. Robert Kamalu, Kaiani Graham, Lyie Du Pont, Eirl Harbin, David Burke, Beniamin Aki, Charles Machado. Rowl. Antoinette Awana. Arlene Werner. Naomi Smythe. Maureen Supe. Freida Neumann. Lorna Kim. Alice Paik. Abbie Keau. Row 2. Amy Lai. Abbie Waiwaiole. Emmalene Keyes, Arde Kanoho, Mamie Prestidge. Kuulei Apo. loan Causey. Row 3. Ruby Morse. Annette Apisaloma. Luella Hasegawa, Danielle Wise, Mary )ane Comes, Lois Worthing- ton, Ellen Puni. Rowl. Donald Richardson. Edward Colon Edwar t Ailhur I Row 2. Roland Lovell. |ohn Flores W Ihelm Cordts H i hoo Sui Wood. Row 3. Maurice Contraries. Edwin Lindsey. Clifford Heen, Benjam Stephen Kekuewa, Nelson Ha-o, Eugene Lyman. n Meyer. Ransom Piltz, Charles Sto rmKn :v:nf: Tf: lf K ,dr i :: i: :.:,:,::-,;i:i];,u .Kt, Row I. Ella Kaupu, Leilani Marino, Cecelia Kahue, Carmelita Kapu. Momi Perry, Melsa Ann Wong. Edwina Mullaney, Lorraine Hookano. Row 2. Hualani Handelsman. Grace Smith, Ceraldine Kahanu, Pricilla Shibuya Ellen Jane Thomas, Lynette Kauo, Lydia Deering. Row 3. Esmeralda ;Orpilla, Harriet Eben, Victoria Young, Aloha Ahio, Carole Yamamoto, Elizabeth Rogan. ! Kiawr- :] | Rowl. Abraham Cambra, Newton Yuen. SrX.n,,,,, . t,,.,, |.Try Pahukula, Apitai Akau, Henry Ohumukini. Vernon Bal. Row 2. Abraham Grace. Harry Kealoha. Leroy Helcnihi. Abel Kaiahua. Timothy Wong, Ernest Kahili, William Kauahikaua. Row 3. Patrick Silva, Howard Meyer. Ernest Mark, Bernard Ching, Chester Kahapea, Harvey Lyman, John Uu. Jacob Kaleikini. Adolph Leong, Maetan Kaula. 6 ' o Row 1 . Yvonne Kaawaloa. Marie )oy. Eleanor Young, April Peeples, Ululani Ching. Palmyra Faufata Row 2, Aloha Perez. Eva Burningham, Noreen Vares. Edith Lang. Ethylwynn Piimauna Lilia Anuna Marvalee Cummings. Row 3. Lana Soares. Lorraine Aina, Amy Lou Ako, Emily Keoho, Mary Valpoon. Madeline Coelho luliette Yates. ■¥; Samuel Wong. Wilhelm Bailey. Allan Freitas, Stanley Hew Len, Joseph Fojas, Raymond Clevelar Stanley Kaopulki. Ollney Naipo. Samuel Yong. Saul Kahihikolo, David Kaanapu. James Mundon, Elmo Lincoln Sami Alapai David Waiwa(ole, Stanley Mersberg. Robert Yong. Melvin Spencer. Jerry Kaialoa. Melvin Linds. Eben Kalaau, Richard Lovell. Rossiter Oana, Lemuel Aweau. William Lemn. ' ?s ? ' rIi■KK• ' Wrmrl? n f ;NfJ v jr, rJ;;; - ;; ;;- ,;J;,;J,- seniors ■ ml wm msmSSk l rnTTTUvrfr TT ,1 . ( r X REESE, YVONNE LAIEIKAWAI Maile, Oahu Air Force — Highest Honor 1 ; Scho- lastic 11; Citizenship 7, 8, 9, 10. 11; Honorable Mention 11; Quill and Scroll 11. 12; Stenography 11. 12; Class President 12; Class vice- president 11; Class seceretary 7; Student Councilor 9; Member-Bi- shop Memorial Church 12; Ka Na ' i Aupuni 12, 11; Y-Teens (|r.l 7; Sports Club 8; Art 9; Glee Club 10; Tennis Team 8, 9, 10. 11, 12. y n.y ' 4 . OMEZ, BERNADI, KauiAkkJni, Stenogra ll; l ■■ presideni 2( C Kumuh (1 1 ; MAKAIAU, PHYLLIS PIILANI Kahuku, Oahu Highest Honor 7; Scholastii Cit- zenship 7; Honorable Mention 9; Stenography 12, 11; Class Secretary 12; Student Councilor 10; Church Choir 10; Ka Na ' i Aupuni 12, 11; Y-Teens ()r.) 8, 7; Radio Work- shop 10; Forum 12. WONdt ELAINE yUK CIM . Hoholulu. Oahu ! V Highest Honors 7. 8. ' 9. 1 1. lastic 7, 8. 9. 11; Citizenship 9. 10. 11; Honorable Mention 7. 9. 10. 11 ; Quill and Scroll 1 1. National Honor Society 11, French 11, 12, Class Treasurer 12; Class Student Councilor 10; Na ' i Aupuni, Class Sec. Ed., 11, Y-Teens 7; Sports Club 8; Forum 7 12; Modern Dance 11. Scho- Ka We, the mighty class of 1956, add another chapter to the life of the Kameha- meha Schools. With a start of twent) ' -six youngsters in the kindergarten at the Preparatory and an increase in the fall of 1950 during our seventh grade year, this class grew tremendously in size as the years progressed. These stalwart Kameha- mehans comprised part of the population of all the islands. We have learned, experienced, shared, and witnessed colorful, eventful, and fruitful years. We senior girls will never forget the Fashion Show we presented in our sopho- more year, our lovely Hawaiian Health Day Program during that same year, the eighth grade plays we participated in — remember Getting Gracie Graduated? — and the training we all e.xperiened as Mama-Dees of Senior Cottage. We boys will never forget the guidance we green-horns in the seventh grade received, the task of being on the Dining Hall work list as waiters, the instructions we absorbed in the various Vocational Shops while undergoing our orientation periods, and finally the leadership developed through military life, clubs, and str- dent body duties. Annual Song Contests, some of which were victories, our fun in the surf and ■ KALOI. FREDER Kaunakakai Honorable Men Shop 9; Agncult sity Football I 1, Shop 7, 8; Var- SHICAKI. LAWRENCE A. Honolulu. Oahu Hotel Manager — Welding Shop 1 ; Class Secretary 12. Student Court 12; Sergeant 10; SFFC 11; M Sgt. 12; JV Football 10; |udo 7. 8. 9. 10. 12; Radio Workshop 12; Mixed Chorus 9; Glee Club 10. 11, 12; Gymnastics 7, 8; Wrestling 11. __nship , _. .. ._ , fure Shop 10; Welding Shop 11 Class Vice President 12; Class Stu- dent Councilor 7; ROTC Sergeant 10; ROTC SFC 11; ROTC Captain 12; Best Squad 11; Varsity Ritle Team 11. 12; Navigation 10; Hui Oiwi 8. 9. 10. 11; Hi-Y 10. 11; Sunday School Teacher 12 Band 8 9; Mixed Chorus 12; Church Choir 12i Glee Club 12; Camera Club 7 8. 9; Deputation ' Team 11; Swim- ming Team 10; Ka Na ' i Aupuni 10; Senior Ensemble 12. AK KA. SIMEON KANEWA ai, Oahu Elcu. Highest Honors 8. 9; holastic 9. 10, 11; Citizenship 7. Course: College Prep; Class Pres. 12; Class Vice-Prcs. 8; Student councilor 7. 8, 9. 12; Student Court 8. 9; Sergeant 10; SFC 11; Captain 12; Varsity Baseball 10. 11. 12; )V Baseball 9; Honolulu High School All-star Baseball Team 1 1 ; Hi-Y 10. 12; Sunday School Teacher 12 Mixed Chorus 10. 12; Church Choir 10, n. 12; Glee Club 12; Camera Club 9, 10; Drill Team 1 1 ; Ka Na ' i Aupuni 1 1 . sand at Kalama during our class picnics, intriguing Mood Indigo as the theme for our junior-senior promenade, and the countless other events have all provided varied value, which together as one class we have experienced. We will never forget the many instructors who have crossed our paths while we made our separate ways up the long trail past years . . . the friends who have en- tered our lives . . . the loved ones who have been part of our daily living. The football squad and other athletic teams claimed many of their members from our class. The main phase of communication for the Schools, the publication of Ka Moi, was the faithful work of many of us. Scholastically and socially we enjoyed being a ])art of this interesting Kameha- meha family. Many of the things we have learned will help us to be worthwhile members of society. To higher fields of learning, to the business world, to the military branches of the country we will climb. There is no reason why we should falter. There is every reason why we should rise upward and be successful. We have been trained. It is up to us to make good — to make history of which our alma mater, our parents, our community, our race, and our world will be proud ! s TSTrjJOTil AH MAI. LYNETTE KAM LAN Honolulu, Oahu Occupational Therapist — French I 1 I Ka Na ' i Aupuni II, 12; Y-Teens 7, Mixed Chorus 9. Forum 7, 12; Tenni ' Modern Dance I 1 . Student Cou icilor 8 ; Senior Enser nble 12 Team 7, 8, 9, 10, 12 AHN, JOY AULANI Honolulu, Oahu Citizenship 1 I ; Ster tenograohy 11, 12; Member Bishop Memorial 01 II. 12; Y-Teens 8; Sports Club 10; Mixed 12; Modern Dance I I . AKI, DENNIS Honolulu, Oahu AKI, LOUISE LANI Kaunakakai, Molokai Football Songleader 10, II, 12; Clerk Typist II, 12; ROTC Sponsor 12, Band 9. 10; Church Choir 10. 11, 12; Y-Teens 8; Senior Ensemble 12; Mixed Chorus 9 12 Glee Club 12 AKIONA, VERNA PUALANI Kaunakakai, Molokai Elementary School Teacher — Citizenship II; Clerk Typist 11, 12; Church Choir 12; Sr. Y-Teens 12; Sports Club 9, Glee Club 10, II; Library Club 12. APAKA, KENNARD K. Honolulu, Oahu Hul Alii; College Prep; SFC 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 9 12; Glee Club 12; Drill Team 12; Gymnastics 8; Honor Guard 12; Drill Competition I I , APANA. JACQUELINE LAINANI Waimanalo, Oah u Physical Education Teacher — Citiz 12; Class Secretary II; Sr. Y-Ti Workshop 11, 12, Forum 12. APO, CEORCE KAPELA Lahaina, Maui Furniture Shop 10, Drafting Shop 10, 12; Business Administra- tion II; ROTC Sergeant 10; ROTC SFC 11; ROTC Master Sgt. 12; Sunday School Teacher 12; Twister Club 12. AWAI, lOEL PUAAIKI Honolulu. Oahu lournalist — Hui Imua; Highest Honors 7; Citizenship 10. 11; Honorable Mention 7. 8. 9; College Prep; Student Councilor 7; SFC II judo 8; Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; Sunday School Teacher II; 12; Camera Club 9. 10, 1 I ; Ka Moi 11 lAsst. Ed. I, 12 (Co-ed.) ; ROTC band 9, 10, II, 12. AWANA. ELEANOR BEATRIX Waimanalo. Oahu Lab Technician— Spanish II. Choir II, 12, Y-Teens 8, 12; Art El. 11,12 Radio Workshop 10, II. 12; ident Councilor I I Church 9, 1 I ; Spanish Club iiiKiiiiiliiiiiii l l■kf HJ  ??vf ;fT T if !)I ;;. ; r ' BAKER, BOBBIE Hoolehuj. Molokai Business and Sales Manager — Library Scicnc Choir 10. 11. 12; |r Y Teens; Clec Club 10. e II. 12; Church 1 1 ; Modern-Dance AWANA. lOYCE LEIMAMO Nanakuli. Oahu Airline Hostess — Citiicnship 7, 8. 9. 10, Honorable Mention 8; Clerk Typist 11, 12; Church Choir 10. 11, 12; Y-Teens 7, 8; Foods 10; Sports Club 9; Art Elective 11; Dramatics 11; Mixed Chorus 9. Glee Club 10. BECKLEY, lAMES KAHEA Honolulu, Oahu Business Manager — Business Administration II. 12; Master Sgt ludo 8. Hi Y 12. Band 8; Radio Workshop 9; Church Choir 12. Glee Club 10. 11. 12; Swimming Team 8; Choral Kadets 12; Competitive Drill Team 11; Head Battalion Colors 12; Secre- tary, Glee Club 12. BATTAO, ALWIN RONALD LUPUA Kapaa, Kauai College — Citizenship I 1 ; Honorable Mention 1 1 ; Woodcarving 12; ROTC Sergeant 10; ROTC 2nd Lt. 12; Int. Track Team 10. 11; Hul Oiwi 12; Hi-Y 10. 12; Sunday School Teacher 12; Band 10. 11; Church Choir 12; Camera Club 11. BELL. SAFFERY MAKANEOLE Honolulu, Oahu Hui Moi; Citizenship 7. S. 9; College Prep; Sergeant 10; SFC 11; 1st Sergeani 12; Varsity Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; Band S; Mixed Chorus 9; Camera Club 7 8. 9. 10 II. 12; Ka Moi 10. 11. 12; Ka Na ' i Aupuni II. 12: Letterman ' s Club 12. BELL. ARLETTA LEI Hilo. Hawaii Desk Receptionist — Kamehameha Sports Coun. 12; Clerk Ty( II 12 Y-Teens 8. 10. 11; Y-Teens Vice-Pres.. 8; Senior 1 semble 12. Art Club 10; Mixed Chorus 9. 12; Glee Club 10. BOOK. BISMARK KIKINOKOKO Honolulu. Oahu Machinist — Hui Eleu Citizenship II. 12; Machine Shop 10. II. 12 Class Vice-Pres. 7. Student Councilor 12; Sergeant 10. Band 8 9 10. II. 12; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Glee Club 11. 12; Twis ' er Club 12; Drill Team 11. 12; BERARD, ANDREW Honolulu, Oahu Aircraft Mechanic — Hui Imua; Citizenship 11; Auto Shop II, 12- Captain 12; Varsity Football 12. |V Football 10. II; Band 10, 11. BUSH. PALMROY PUNC Ewa, Oahu lournalism Teacher — Citizenship 9, 10; Honorable Mention 7. 8 Ouill and Scroll 11. 12; Student Body Vice-president 12; ROTC Supply Sergeant 12; ROTC Supply Captain 12; Hui Oiwi 9 10 11 12 Sunday School Teacher 1 2 ; Deputation Team 1 1 ; Ka Moi 11. 12; Clarke English Award 8. Pilgrim Fellowship 12. Bishop Memorial Church 9. H. 12. BROWN. CLIVE HINCLEY Nanakuli, Oahu College — Honorable Ment 12. Welding Shop 11. 1 Varsity Football 10. II. i sity Basketball 9. 10; Varsity Track II Hui Oiwi 12: ludo 10. II; Mixed Chi 9. 10. 12. 11 College Prep Course 9. 10. It, ROTC Private 12; ROTC SFC 11; Varsity Basketball II. 12; |r. Var- Track Team 10. II: I. 12; Clec Club 8. ippi   w??w ' p7 ' rrTT!T 7rTrrfT ' ? ' CHINC, lO-ANN Honolulu, Oahu Elementary Teacher— Citizenship 7, 8, 11; French 11. 12; Ka Moi 10. 12; Y-Teens 8. 11; Red Cross 9; Square Dance 7; Forum 12; Senior Y-Teens Sec, 12. CHOCK, MICHAEL ALAMA Honolulu, Oahu CHOW. LEONARD Honolulu. Oahu Hui Moi; Scholastic 8; Auto Shop 11. 12; Class Vice-Pres. 9; Student Councilor 10. Corporal 9; Sergeant 10; SFC 11; 1st Lt. 12; Varsity Football 12; |V Basketball 9. II; Varsity Track 10. 11. 12; )V Track 8, 9; Hi-Y 10. 11, 12; Band 9. 10. CHOY, AMY Honolulu, hu Sew 1 1 ing 12; Bishop Mu Red Cross 7; Clee CI jb 1 1 10. St 1 1 ; jdent Rad Councilor 8 o Workshop ; Y-Teens 12. CHU. HALIIMAILE DIXIE ANN Hoolehua, Molokai Home Economist — Citizenship 8; Spanish 11, 12; Mem ber Bishop ylenlcrlal Church 10. 11. 12; Church Choir 1 2 ; Ka Na ' i Aupuni 11. 12. Art Club 10; Square Dance 7; Forum 7. 12; Proiection Club II. Pilgrim Fellowchip II. 12; Sunday School Teacher 12; May Day Queen 10. COLEMAN. CHARLOTTE KAREN Architect — Cit Glee Club 1 1 ; F. 9. 11; Spanish 11. 12; Member Bishop I Church 10. II. 12; |r. Y-Teens 7, 8; Dramatics 10; 12; Modern Dance 1 1 . CONTRADES, STANLEY lOSEPH Kapahi. Kauai Ackountant — Citizenship I 1 ; Woodc Student Councilor 12; l Tennis 10. II. 12; Jr istration 12; Class Secret ROTC SFC 10; ROTC Capt Varsity Tennis 9; Camera 10. 11. 12; Spanish 9. 10; Ka Mo COOPER, ROBERT LEWIS Waikane, Kaneohe Hui Eleu. Citizenship 9. 10. 11; Honorable Mention 7. 9, 10. II. National Honor Society 11. 12; Best Cadet 9. 10. II; Var- sity Basketball 11; |V Basketball 9. 10; Varsity Baseball 9; Hi-Y 11; Student Coucilor 9. 10. II. 12; Sergeant 9. 10; Sun- day School Teacher 1 2. CORPUS. PRISCILLA KUULEINANI Nanakuli, Oahu Secretary — Stenography 11. 12; Member Bishop Memorial Church 11 12; Church Choir 10. 12; )r. Y-Teens 8; Hui Kumulipo 11; Sports Club 12; Mixed Chorus 9; Radio Workshop 10; Tennis Club 12; Band 9. COX. WILLIAM KAUAHIKAUA Haleiwa, Oahu Electrician — Hui Moi; Citizenship 12; Electric Shop 10. 11. 12; Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Church Choir 12; Twister 12; Drill Team 12. I 10; H, DAVIS. LENA KAHAUMANOHIA Hoolchua. Moloksi Elementary School Teacher — Citizenship 7, 9. 10. 11- Honorable Mention 9. I I , Sewing 12: Church Choir 11, 12; Y-Teens 8; Senior Ensemble I 2; Mixed Chorus II; Clec Club 10 Library Club 1 2. CUP CHOY. ZITA BETTY Kalae. Molokai Private Secretary — Citizenship 11; Stenography 11, 12; Member Bishop Memorial Church 12; Church Choir 10. 12; Hui Kumulipo ' ' Clee Club 10. Radio Workshop 11; Sunday School Teacher 12; 2nd Lt. II. DUNCAN. SYLVIA HELENE Honolulu. Oahu Fashion Designer-Highesl Honors 7, 8, 9. 10. 11; Quill and Scroll II. 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; French 11. 12; Class President 8; Class Secretary 9; Class Treasurer I 1 ; Student Council 8; Student Body Treasurer 12; Clark English Award 9; Stu. Council of Oahu Publications Regional Secretary 12; Ka Moi 10. 11. Co-Ed, 12; Art Club S, 9; Forum 12, DIAS. HARRIETTE, ULULANI Lihue. Kauai Mathematics Teacher — Highest Honors 7. 8. 9; Citizenship 10. II; Honorable Mention 7. 8. 9. 10. 11; Spanish 11. 12; Class Secretary 10; Student Counci lor 12; Sunday School Teacher 12; Deputation Team 11; Member Bishop Memorial 10. 11. 12; Sen- ior Ensemble 12; Clee Club 10. 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Church Choir 10. 11, 12. FITZSIMMONS. RAPLEE Honolulu, Oahu ESPINDA, HERBERT NIKELA Honolulu. Oahu Hui Eleu. Citizenship 7; College Prep; Student Court 9; Sergeant 10 SFC 11; M Sgt. 12; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Varsity Base- ball 11. 12: Int, Tracii Team 9. 10. 11. 12; Hi-Y 12; Glee Club 12 jV Baseball 9. 10; Student Councilor 12. FOSTER, SAMUEL STRATTON Honolulu, Oahu Woodcarving 7 8, 9; Drafting Shop 9; Carpenter Shop 9; Var- sity Football 11; 12; Jr, Varsity Baseball 11. FOSTER, EMIL PAUL Honolulu, Oahu Mechanical Engineer — Electric Shop 10; Auto Shop 9; Agri ture Shop 7 S, Machine Shop 11, 12; ROTC Sgt. 1 2 . Va Football 11; Jr. Varsity Football 9; Varsity Baseball 1 1 ; Jr. sity Baseball 9 10; Jr, Varsity Tennis 9; Band 7, 8. 9. 10, Clee Club 10, II. CANDALL, CHARLOTTE ALBERTA Ewa Beach, Oahu Airline Hostess — Highest Honors 7; Scholastic 7; Citizenship 7. 8 9 10 11 Spanish 11. 12; Church Choir 10. 11; Ka Na ' i Aupuni I ' l. 12; Sr, Y-Teens 11; Sports Club 8; Art Club 9, 10; Square Dance 7; Forum 7; Modern Dance 11; Spanish Club 11. 12; Sunday School Teacher 12; Honor Roll 12. FREITAS, PATRICIA PIILANI Wailuku. Maui Air Force— Stenography 11. 12; Church Choir 10. II. 12; Y- Teens 7 9 Sports Club ; Mixed Chorus 9; Radio Workship 12. ' W mmm GRACE, NORMA Kona, Hawaii Clerk Typist 11; Library Science 2: Foods Club 9; Hui Kumu- lipo 11; Sunday School Teacher 12; Pilgrim Fellowship 11, 12; Church Choir 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens 8; 2nd Lt. 11. GRAHAM, LEITH KAIPO Honolulu, Oahu USAF Pilot— Quill and Scroll 11. 12; Agriculture Shop 9. 10; ROTC Sergeant 10; ROTC SFC 11; ROTC 1st Sergeant 12; Judo 9; Ka Na ' i Aupuni 11, 12. SANDRA MAILE inolulu, Oahu one Operator — Sewing 12; Museum Workshop II; 8, 9; Red Cross 7; Mixed Chorus 9; Clee Club 9, 10, HALL, ALAN lOSEPH Eleele, Kauai Air Force — Woodcarving 10. 11, 12 Ritle Team 11, 12; Hi-Y 10. 11; Club 11. ROTC 2nd Lt. 12 Church Choir 12; Varsity Camera HANAWAHINE, ACNES LANI Waimanalo, Oahu Nurse — Museum Workshop 12; Bishop Memorial Church 10, 11, 12; Church Choir 10, 11. 12; Senior Ensemble 12; Sports Club 8. Mixed Chorus 9; Clee Club 10. 12; Girl Scouts 10; Library Club 7; Pilgrim Fellowship 11, 12; Art Elective 11. HASECAWA, HtLENE KANANIONOPUA Hoolehua, Molokai Home Economics Teacher — Citizenship 7. 8. 9. 10. 11; Sewing 12; Bishop Memorial Church 10, 11, 12; Church Choir 11. 12; Y-Teens 8, 12; Red Cro:s 7; Clee Club 10. 11; Forum 12; Sunday School Teacher 12; Clerk of the Congregation 1 1 ; Pil- grim Fellowship 11. 12; Reading Club 12; Deputation Team II. HEW LEN, CLARENCE BERNARD Honolulu, Oahu Air force — Hui Imua; Citizenship 11; Print Shop II, 12; 12; Clee Club 10. 11, 12; Drill Team 11. 12. HOAPILI, EILEEN HELANI Kailua, Hawaii Honorable Mention 9; Library Science 12; Museum Workship 11; Class Vice-president 10; Student Councilor 12; Church Choir 11. 12; Y-Teens 8. 9; Mixed Chorus 9; Clee Club 10. 11; Cirl Scouts 7. HOPKINS, BRUCELLA HALANI Honolulu, Oahu Commercial Worker — Stenography 11, Hui Kumuhpo 1 1 ; Senior Ensemble 1 Chorus 12, Glee Club 12; ROTC Sponso HU, NAOMI WENDY Maile, Oahu Bank Accountant — Clerk Typist 11. 12; Student Councilor 10; Y-Teens President 12; Church Choir 12; Y-Teens 7. 8. 9, 10, 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Glee Club 10. 11. T !T!Tff ;l : v ' ' ra HUGHES, KUULEIALOHA Honolulu.Oahu Nurse — Bishop Museum 11. 12; Hui Kumulipo I 1 ; Dramat il I ' . 1!; Viniiy «« 12; tarn HUBBARD, LEWIS HUNTINGTON Honolulu, Oahu Teacher — Citizenship 7, 11 ; Honorable Mention 7; Machine Shop 12; Woodcarving II; Student Councilor 7; ROTC Sergeant 10. ROTC SFC 11; ROTC 1st Lt. 12; OTS 12, Hi-Y 12; CIcc Club 11. IIDA, HAROLD EDWARD Wailua, Kauai Engineer — Hui Eleu; Honorable Mention 11; Machine Shop 10, 11. 12; Student Councilor 9; Sergeant 10; 1st Sergeant 12; Jr Varsity Football 10. 11; Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; Band 10. 11. 12 Church Choir 12. HUSSEY. CLIFFORD HENRY Hilo, Hawaii Citizenship 9. 11; Honorable Mention 7; Spanish 11, 12; Class Treasurer 7. 11; Student Councilor 8; Student Body Secretary 12; ROTC SFC. 11. 12; Varsity Basketball 11. 12; jr. Varsity Basketball 10;|r. Varsity Tennis 9; Band 8. 9. 10. 11. 12; Church Cho 12. ISERI, AILEEN PUALANI Ewa, Oahu Secretary — Highest Honors 11; Citizenship 10. 11; Honorable Mention 11; Stenography 11. 12; Ka Na ' i Aupuni 12; Y-Teens 8. 9; Glee Club 10; Forum 12. t ID II; Smut nhCtatlU!, i II; Form 12; lOANE, MYLES NOLAN Keaukaha, Hawaii Citizenship 10. II. 12; Honorable Mention Class Student Councilor 9. 12; ROTC 1st Football 11. 12; jr. Varsit y Football 10. 11 Church Choir 12; Lettermen ' s Club 12; I Cadets 12; Baseball II. 12. KAAPANA. OSMAR NALANI Naalehu. Hawaii 7. 8; Print Shop 12; iergeant 12; Varsity Int Track Team 9; lui Oiwi 12; Choral Oil 10, Hi ' ' 1 c ' , .1.!. 10, . Agriculturist — Hui Moi ; Agriculture Shop 10. 11. 2nd Sgt. 12; Judo 7; Band 9; Radio Workshop 9. Choir 11. 12; Glee Club 10, 11; Camera 11. 12 KAANAANA. DAVID ALBSON Honolulu. Oahu Air Force — Hui Imua; Auto Shop 10. 11. 12; Student Councilor 11 12- SFC 11; 1st Lt. 12; Varsity Football 11. 12; )V Football lO ' ; jv ' Basketball H; Glee Club 11. KAAWALOA, AUSTIN |R. Nanakull, Oahu Aircraft Mechanic — Hui Imua; Citizenship 11; Auto Shop 12; Student Councilor 12. Sergeant 10; SFC 11; 2nd Lt. 12; JV Football 11; Varsity Football 12. KAAPU. KAPUA Punaluu, Oahu Social Service— Citizenship 7. 9, 10; Honorable Mention 7 9. 10 11 Letter Girl 11. 12; Spanish II, 12; Class President 7 . Student Councilor 9; Church Choir 10; Y-Teens 11; l° ' ' rj2 Band 9. 10; Spanish Club 12; ROTC Sponsor 12; Sunday School Teacher 12. P . ' ' V- ' i ' iHmTl1f? KAHANU, CfORCE HAWAE Honolulu, Oahu Architccl Citizenship 7. 9. 10. 11; Honorable Mention 7; Drafting Shop 9. 10, II, 12; Class Secretary 11; ROTC SFC 11; Varsity Baseball 12; )r. Varsity Baseball 10, 11; Navigation 10; Band 9, 10, Drill Team 11, Vi restling 11. KAHAPEA. DEANNE LEIALOHA Honolulu, Oahu Social Worker — Highest Honors 7, 1 1 ; Citizenship 7 11- Hon- orable mention 7, 1 1 ; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Spanish 11, 12; Ka Moi 10. 11; Y-Teens 7. 11; Senior Ensemble 12; Mixed Chorus 9; Forum 12; Football Songleader 12. KAHAWAI, DANIEL KAPUKINI Honolulu, Oahu Electrician — Citizenship 11; Electric Shop 10, 11. 12; ROTC SFC 12; Hi-Y 12; Glee Club 12; Drill Team 11, 12. KAINA, EARL BENEDICT Lanikai, Oahu Architectual Engineer — Hui Alii; Citizenship 9, 11; Honorable Mention 8, 9; Business Administration II; Class Secretary 9; Sergeant 10. SFC 11; Varsity Track 11; Hi-Y 12; Mixed Chorus 9; Camera Club 9; Art Club 10, 11. 12; Clark English Award 9. KALAMA, ROSELLA PUANANI Nanakuli, Oahu General Clerk — Clerk Typist 11. 12; Church Choir 10. 11 Y-Teens 8. Senior Ensemble 12; Dramatics 11; Mixed Chori 12; Girl Scouts 10. Piano Ensemble 9. 10. KALAMA, THERESA Kalihi, Oahu Court Stenographer — Citizenship 9; Stenography 11. 12; Student Councilor 8, Y-Teens 9. Red Cross 7; Seniors Ensemble 12; Glee Club 10. 11; Radio Workshop 9; Devotional Organist 12. OlO SiKMj Printer- ' OJ ' } y jju -a jao Jr ojv cx oZX vAAA Oy K.... .O0K.V ,.«„ j Q AjSUr Jrj ' j -, - L SiJr. enship 11; Honorable Mention 10; Print Shop 10. 11. 12; Class President 7; Class Student Councilor 10. 11 12; ROTC Sergeant 10; ROTC SFC 11; ROTC Master Sgt. 12 Cheerleader 12; Sunday School Teacher 12; ROTC Band 10, II 12; Glee Club 10, 11, 12; Deputation 12; Band Drum Maior 12 KAMA, CAROLDEAN KEALAMOKIHANA Honolulu, Oah Hostess — Clerk Typist 1 1 morial Church 10, 11; Church Choi Senior Ensemble 12; Dramatics 7, 9 matics 7, 9. 10; Mixed Chorus 12; Bishop Museum 12; Weaving Club 8, 10; Member Bishop 10. 11. 12; Y-Teens 8. 10; Mixed Chorus 12; Sunday School Teacher KAMAI, ROCKIE A. Honolulu, Oahu Carpenter — Citizenship 1 1 ; Honorable Mention 1 1 ; Business Administration 11; ROTC Sergeant 10; ROTC SFC 12; ROTC M. Sergeant 12. Hui Oiwi 12; Hi-Y II; Sunday School Teacher 12; Band 10. 11; Church Choir 12; Glee Club 12; Drill Team 11, 12 KAMANA. CREICHTON KAHANUI Honolulu, Oahu Welder— Hui AIii; Citizenship 11; Welding Shop 10. II. 12; SFC 10. 11; Ist Sgt. 12; Varsity Football 12; |V Football II; Varsity Basketball 11. 12; Band 8. 9. 10. 11; Glee Club 12. mp KANEHAILUA, HENRY MAKAONONA Honolulu Oahu Air Force — Hui Imua; Citizenship 8, 9. 10. 11; National Honor Society 11, 12. Honorable Mention 7; College Prep; Sgt. 10. 1st Sgt 12; 2nd Lt. 12; Hi-Y 12; Band 7. 8. 9, 10. 11. 12; Gym- nastics 8; Drill Team II. 12. Wiihll n. KANEAKUA. ELMA Kapaa. Kauai Airline Hostess ' . ' I; Hmrabli « S«ret iy ) I Mi«d Qimi S jli Awjid ) ill,l!;Slufail n table l. al Opst U. 1 tl0! ll i; V-lMni !, ieii Ctoii ;2 ' , S hjol TmW KANOHO. ALDRENE NAPUA Lihue, Kauai P. E. Teacher — Citizenship 10. II; Honorable Mention 10; Clerk Typist 11; Sewing 12; Student Councilor II; Church Choir 10, II. 12; Hui Kumulipo 11; Senior Ensemble 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Glee Club 10; Deputation Team 11; Sr. Rep. for Bishop Memorial Church 11. 12. KANEKOA. FRED K. Kukuihaele, Hawaii Electrician — Hui Alii; Scholastic 8; Citizenship 8, 11; Electric Shop 10 II, 12; Student Councilor 12; Sergeant 10; SFC II. 12; Navigation 10; Band 7. 8. 9. 10; Church Choir II. 12; Deputa- tion Team 1 2. KAPAHUA. CLAUOETTE PIILANI Honolulu, Hawaii Psychologist — Highest Honor 7. 8. 9, 11 ; Citizenship 7. 8. 9. 10, II; Scholarship 7. 8. 9. II; Honorable Mention 10; Quill and Scroll II 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; French II. 12; Ka Moi 11. 12; Y-Teen ()rl 1 : Class Secretary 8; Student Councilor 12; Ka Moi Sports Editor 12; Deputation Team 12; Forum 7. 12; Senior Ensemble 12; Mixed Chorus 9; Art 10; Modern Dance 1 1 . KAOHELAULII, EDWARD K. Honolulu. Oahu Electrician — Citizenship 11 12; Electric Shop 10. 12; Var- sity Football 11 12; |r. Varsity Football 10; Varsity Basketball I r |r Varsity Basketball 10; Varsity Baseball 11; )r. Varsity Baseball 10; Band 10. 11; Glee Club 11; Twister 12. II. I?: KAPiKO, APRIL LEIHULU Waialee, Oahu Clerk Typist — Clerk Typist 1 _, Y-Teens 12; Foods 9; Mi: KAPAKU. ROLAND KALUA Honokohua, Maui Hui Imua Citizenship 8. 11; Honorable Mention 7; Welding Shop 11 12; Class Vice Pres. 9; Student Councilor 9. 12; SFC 11- 2nd Lt 12 Varsity Football 12; |V Football 10. 11; |V Track 9- Hi-Y 10. II; Sunday School Teacher 12, Band 9; Church Choir 10, 11. 12. KAWAHICASHI. MAYDEL Laie. Oahu Airline Hostess KAU. SOLOMON SINC WAH KALEOALOHA Honolulu. Oahu Electronics Engineer— Citizenship 10. II; Student Court 11 ; Ser- geant 10 SFC 11; 2nd Lt 12; Capt. 12; Glee Club 12; Drill Team 11. 12; Electronics 10. 11. 12. immtmm K f pnpfif? KAWAI, NATHALIE BATESEBA Pearl Harbor, Oahu Nurse — Citizenship 7; Honorable Mention 11; Bishop Museum 11, 12; Church Choir 11, 12; Y-Teens 9; Red Cross 7; Senior Ensemble 12; Dramatics 10. 11; Mixed Chorus 9; Forum 12; Modern Dance 1 I . KEALA, SHELDON KUUlPO Puunene, Maui Dentistry — Hui Eleu; Highest Honors 8, 9, 10; Scholastic 8 9, 10, Citizenship 8, 9, 10; Honorable Mention 8; Woodcarving 12; Sergeant 10; SFC 11. 12. KEALOHA, GLADYS LCILANI Hoolehua, Molokai Airline Hostess — Spanish 1 1 ; Library Sci 5, Church Choir 12; KEAULANA, VIRGINIA HOMELANI Nanakuli. Oahu Med:cal Technician — Clerk Typist 11, 12; Member Bishop Me- morial Church 11, 12; Church Choir 9, 10. 11, 12; Ka Moi 9; Foods 12; Senior Ensemble 12; Mixed Chorus 9, 1 1 ; Glee Club 10. 12 KEAWE, ARTHUR Honolulu, Oahu Air Force — Hui Imua; Auto Shop 12; Sergeant 10; SFC 1 1 ; M. Sgt. 12; Varsity Football 11. 12; JV Football 10; Hi-Y 10, II; Mixed Chorus 1 I , Glee Club 1 I . KEKUAOKALANI, DAVID KALIKO Kaneohe, Oahu Citizenship 8. 1 I ; Furniture Shop 11; Welding Shop 12; ROTC Sergeant 10; ROTC SFC 11; ROTC M. Sgt. 12; Varsity Basketball 11; )V Basketball 10; Sunday School Teacher 12; Hi-Y 10; Church Choir 10. 12; Gymnastics 9; Wrestling II. KELII, DANIEL FRANCIS |R. Honolulu, Oahu Electrician — Hui Alii; Citizenship 10, 11; Electric Shop 10, 11. 12; Sergeant 10, SFC 11; M. Sgt. 12; Navigation 10; )udo 8; Hj-Y 12; Band 8, 9. 10; Mixed Chorus 12; Glee Club 12, Gym- nastics 7; Drill Team II, 12; Wrestling II. KEOLA, lOSEPH KEOLANI Honolulu, Oahu Electronics Engineer — Hui Imua; Citizenship 7. 8, 9, 10, 11 Honorable Mention 7, 8. 9, 10; SFCIl, 12; 1st Sgt. 12; |udo £ 9; Band 7, 8, 9. 10; Radio Workshop 9, 10, 11. 12; Camera J 9, Swimming Team 7. 8. 9; Gymnastics 7. 8. 9. Drill Team 12 I, STANLEY RALSTON onolulu. Oahu Professional Dragtsman — Hui Alii; National Honor Society II, 12; Drafting Shop II, 12; Student Body Treas. 12; Sergeant 10; 1st Lt 12: Varsity Football II, 12; |V Basketball 10. II; Var- sity Track 11; Glee Club 10, 11. 12. KINOLAU, DAVID KALAHILIOLA |R. Honolulu, Oahu Business Career — Citizenchip 11, 12; Business Administration II, 12; Band 9; Radio Workshop 10; Glee Club 10. II. 12; Drill Team 12; Wrestling 12. T  KUNUKAU, DOUGLAS Wahlawa, Oahu Machinist — Hui Alii; Machine Shop 11, 12; Drafting Shop U. Church Choir 12. Clee Club II, Wrestling 11. KUKAHIKO, GLENN MALCOLM Citizenship 7. 8. 9. 10. 11; Honorable Mention 7; College Prep 11, 12; )udo 8, 9; Hi-Y 1 1 ; Drill Team 1 1 . Wrestling 11. 12. LANG. EDWARD LAWRENCE Honolulu, Oahu Hui Imua; Agriculture Shop 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Machine Shop 10; Woodcarving 7; Drafting Shop 9, 10; Hi-Y 12; Navigation 10; Radio Workshop 10, 12; Mixed Chorus 9, Clee Club 10. 11; Twister 12 ; Drill Team 12; Honor Guard 12. KUPAHU, DANIEL Honolulu, Oahu Hui Eleu Citizenship 11; Honorable Mention 11; Agriculture Shop 10 11. 12; Varsity Basketball 12; |V Baseball 10; Naviga- tion 10; Hui Oiwi 12; Hi-Y 11, 12; Church Choir 12; Clee Club 1 1 ; Twister 12. LOVELL, DIANA ALICE Anahola, Kauai Religious Education — Clerk Typist 11, 12; Church Choir 10. lU 12 Y-Teens 7 8 9; Red Cross 8; Senior Ensemble 12; Mixed Chorus 9; Clee Club 10; Tennis Team 9. 10. 11. 12; Tennis Club 12. Deputation Team 12; Sunday School Teacher 12. LAU, JOANNA KAM LAN Honolulu, Oahu Commercial Artist — Stenography 11. 12; Y-Teens Ur. and Sr.l 8 Red Cross 7; Hui Kumulipo 11; Art Club 7, 8, 9; Dramatics 10. LUDINCTON, WILLIAM BLYNN Kapaa, Kauai Hui Moi; Auto Shop 10. 11, 12; Varsity Rifje Team 10 II, LUAHIWA, MILILANI BESS Honolulu, Oahu Steno 11 Sewing 12; Church Choir 12; Hui Kumulipo 11; Senior Ensemble 12; Sports Club 8; Art Club 9, 10, 11; Mixed Chorus 12; ROTC Sponsor 12. MAKAHANALOA, MELVIN ENOKA Honolulu. Oahu Air Force — Hui Imua; Auto Shop 11, 12; SFC 12; Band 10, MAHIKOA, LEILANI MAY Nanakuli, Oahu |i4u,se Clerk Typist 11 12; Member Bishop Memorial Church 10 II; Church Cho.r 10. 11. 12; Y-Teens 8. 1 I ; Senior En- semble 12; Sports Club 9; Mixed Chorus 9; Projection Club II. fi ' Cvrv A wammmmmmm MAKALENA, MANUEL NAKEKUANA Waipahu, Oahu Furniture Shop 10; Varsity Football Manager I2;JV Football 9. 10; Varsity Track 11, 12; JV Track 10; Hui Oiwl 12; Band 8. 9; Mixed Chorus 10. 12; Church Choir 11. 12; Glee Club 10, 11, 12; Camera 9. 10, 11; Twister 12; Gymnastics 7. 8, 9. MAKAOKALANI, MARIA KAIOA Print Shop 11, 12 Red Cross 7; Art Club 11; Mixed Chorus 9, 10. MATSUKADO KENNETH Honolulu, Oahu Army- 2; Business Administration Varsity Football 10; Glee McCUBBIN, CAROL K. Medical Librarian — Highest Honors 7, 8; Scholastic 7; Citizen- ship 8, 9. 11; Honorable Mention 7. 8. 9; Quill and Scroll 11. 1 2 . French 1 1 . 1 2 ; Ka Moi 1 1 , 1 2 ; Y-Teens 7 . Art Club 8.9. MEYER, CHARLES S. Hoolehua, Molokai Machinist— Hui AIh ; Machine Shop 10, 11, 12; Student Court 10, 12. |V Baseball 11; Mixed Chorus 9; Church Choir 10, 11. MEYERS, MARSHA LEINAALA Lihue, Kauai Fashion Illustrator — Spanish 11. 12; Church Choir 10. 11, 12; Y-Teens 8. Art Elective 9. 12; Dramatics 10. 11; Glee Club 11. Spanish Club 11. 12; Radio Workshop 12; Square Dance 7; Modern Dance 1 1 . MOKU, LORRAINE PUALANI Honolulu, Oahu Library Assistant — Highest Honors 7 k Typist 1 1 ; Library Sci( Ensemble 12; Mixed Chorus 8, ' 12; Projection Club 1 1. Scholastic 7; Citizenship 2; Y-Teens 7. 8; Senior 12; Glee Club 10; Forum 7, MOKUAU, ERNEST MAULU Hoolehua, Molokai Air Rorce Pilot — Hui Alii; Highest Honors 10; Citizenship 10, 1 1 National Honor Society I 1 ; Woodcarving 1 1 ; Student Court 1 1 . SFC 11; Ist Lt. 12; Hi-Y 10. 11; Sunday School Teacher 12; Church Choir 10. 12. Glee Club 12; Deputation Team II. 12. MOSSMAN, LALANI lo, Oahu MOSSMAN, ROBERT Waimanalo, Oahu Hui Eleu; Highest Honors 11; Citizenship II; Honorable Mention 10; Auto Shop 10. 11. 12. Agriculture Shop 10; Woodcarving 10, Drafting Shop 10; Weldi ng Shop 10. Student Court 7, 8; SFC 11, 12; Varsity Football 11, 12; )r. Varsity Football 10, |r. Varsity Tennis 7. 8. Int Track Team 9. 10. 11; Band 1 1 , Church Choir n, 12, Twister 12, Wrestling 11. fnmmmmf MURRAY, HARRY |AMES Honolulu, Oahu Engineer—. Hui Moi; Highest Honors 7, 9; Scholastic 11- Cili- Mcntion 7, 10: College Prep ; Varsrty Track 1 I ; Hi-Y 9; zenship 8. 9. 10. 11; HonorabI Sergeant 10; SFC 11; 2nd Lt Band 8, 9, Glee Club 10. I 1 I Teacher MUNDON, NAOMI KUUlPO Waimea, Kauai Highest Honors 9. 11 ; Scholastic 7. 8. 9. 11 ; Citizenship 7 8, 9. 1 1 ; Honorable Mention 10; Quill and Scroll 11 1 2 ■ Steno- graphy 11. 12; Student Body Secretary 12; Sunday School 2; Member Bishop Memorial Church 12 Church Choir a-i Aupuni n. 12; Y-Teen 7, 8; Sports Club 8 9- ! ' Club 7; Forum 7, 12; Tennis Club 9, 10; Modern NAKAPAAHU, LUTHER, LUKA )R. Honolulu, Oahu Draftsman — Hui Alii; Highest 11; Scholastic II- Citizenship 9 10. 11; Drafting Shop 12; Class Treasurer 7. 8, 9- Student Councilor 9, 1 2 ; Sergeant 10; SFC )1; M. Sgt. 12; Varsity Foot- K„i ,-,. ,v, C...U.,. ,,. ,_. _._. , „ j ig NAEHU, LYNETTE LEINANI Honolulu, Oahu Receptionist — Citizenship 7; Library Science 1 1 ;Bishop Museum Workshop 12; Y-Teens 8. 12; Foods 10; Mixed Chorus 9 12- Glee Club 10;Square Dance 7. NEWTON. ALLEN FIELD Wailuku, Maui Welding Technician— Hui Eleu; Welding Shop 11, 12; Sergeant 10; )V Football 10, II; Varsity Track 12; Church Choir 10 11, 12; Glee Club 10. 12; Twister 12; Wrestling 11. NAMAHOE, EDWIN CHARLES Kaneohe, Oahu Chemist — Hui Imua; Highest Honors 7, 8; Scholastic 8; Citizen ship 7. 8, 9. 11; Honorable Mention 7, 8, 9; Quill and Scroll 12; Student Councilor 8. 9. 11. 12; SFC 11; Captain 12; Varsity Basketball II, 12; JV Basketball 9; JV Baseball 9. 10; Varsity Track 11, 12; Hui Oiwi II, 12: Hi-Y 10, 11; Church Choir 10, 11, 12 Camera 12; Drill Team 1 1 ; Ka Na ' i Aupuni 10, 11, 12. PAI, ROWENA MOANA PILI ALOHA Kaneohe, Oahu Military Service — Clerk Typist 11, 12; Faculty Councilor 8; Church Choir 10, II, 12; Hui Kumulipo 11; Senior Ensemble 12; Art Club 7. 8. 9; Dramatics 10; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Glee Club 11. 12; Sunday School Teacher 12, ORPILLA, LEONORA ANN Maunaloa, Molokai Airline Stewardess — Clerk Typist 11, 12 Y-Teens 12; Art Club 11; Glee Club 10 ■ Church Choir 1C Reading Club 12. PERRY, MYRTLE MOANA Telephone Operator — Citizenship 10; Clerk Typist 11, Church Choir 11, 12; Glee Club 10. PAUOLE, ALVIN HAWAII Hanalei, Kauai Hui Ahi Highest Honors 7. 8. 9. 10; Citizenship 12; Drifting Shop 12: Student Court 11; Sergeant 10: SFC 11: 1 st Lt 12; Best Cadet 10: Varsity Rifle Team 11. 12 Int. Track Team 9; Hui Oiwi 11 12: Hi-Y 10; Sunday School Teacher 12; Church Choir 9. 12; Glee ' Club 10. IK ,„l.iL UJJ|iyUJUII PIIMAUNA, CERALDINE Honolulu, Oahu Clerk Typisf 10, 11, 12; Sewing 8, 10, 12, Y-Teens 8, Sports Club 9, Dramatics 10; Mixed Ctiorus 9; Basketball 8, Glee Club 9; Girls Scouts 10. HENRY PILA EPOE, RACHEL NANI Ulupalakua, Maui I — Citizenship 9; Clerk Typist 11, 12; Member Bishop Me- I Church 10, 11, 12, Foods 10, Mixed Choir 9, Glee Club unday School Teacher 12, Pilgrim Felowship 1 1, 12. PRUETT, THOMAS RUSSELL Pearl City, Oahu Mechanic — Hui Alii; Citizenship 10, 11; Auto Shop 10, 11, 12; Varsity Baseball 12; Jr. Varsity Baseball 10, 11; Hi-Y 10, 11; Sunday School Teacher 12; Church Choir 10. 11. 12; Glee Club 10. 11, 12; Twister 12. PUAA. ENSUE PUNC Pearl City, Oahu Hui Eleu Citizenihip 10, 11; Honorable Mention 10, 11 College Prep Class Pres 11; Sergeant 10; SFC 11; 2nd Lt. 12, Maior 12, Varsity Football 12, lnt ' ---.-.. - 9, 10, 11, 12. ludo 10, 10; Vi restling 11, 12. ck Team 7, 8, 9, 10; Hui On nd 8; Radio Workshop 1 1 ; Glee Club RIOLA, PERFFECTO LOMBOY Kailua, Oahu Electrician — Hui Imua; Citizenship 9, 10, II; Electric Shop 10, 11 12 Furniture Shop 10, Auto Shop 10. Machine Shop 10, Drafting Shop 10, Welding Shop 10; Sergeant 10 SFC 1 1 ; Swim- ming Team 9, 10, 11, 12, Gymnastics 7, 8. 9. SAM FONC. BERNADINE MALUHIA KIM LAN Papakolea, Oahu Citizenship 7; Clerk Typist 10, 11; Library Science 12; Class Student Councilor 11; Y-Teens 7, II; Sports Club 8; Mixed Chorus 9; Forum 7; Elective Chemistry 12. SANC, ANTHONY HAULANI Papakolea, Oahu AKrtculturist — Hui Moi; Citizenship 11; Agriculture Shop 7, 8, 9 10 11 12- Student Councilor 11, 12; |V Tennis 10; Hi-Y 1 2 ; ROTC Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Mixed Chorus 10, 11. 12; Twister 12; Gymnastics 10. SCHOENINC, ALLAN COMPIE Kualoa e„:_.e, Hui Alii- Drafting Shop 9. 10, 11, 12; Student Coun- 11 Corporal 9; Sergeant 10, SFC 11; Varsity Football avigation 10 Radio Workshop 10; Mixed Chorus 9, 10; 1 Choir 9 I ' O 11, 12; Glee Ciub 11, 12; Camera 11; ling Team 9. SMITH, ELLEN KALOHELANI Hilo, Hawaii Air Force— Citizenship 7, 9; Stenography 11, 12; Class Vice- President 9 Student Councilor 10, 12; Member-Bishop Memo Church 11 12, Tennis Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Sunday School Teacher 12; Lt. 11. ■i ESi- - ' ■ • w SPENCER, CLAYTON NOAH Kailua, Oahu Air Force Machinist — Hui Moi ; Furniture Shop 10 Aut 10; Agriculture Shop 10; Machine Shop 10, 11, 12; Weld Shop 10; Varsity Football 12; Hi-Y 10, 11, 12- Church 11, 12; Clee Club 10, II, 12; Twister 12, SMYTHE, SAMUEL WILLIAM Hui Imua, Electric Shop 12; Sergeant 10; Varsity Football 12; ]V Football 11; Clee Club 10, 12. SUCIYAMA, WILFRED KEALOHA Mahukona, Hawaii Business Manager — Hui Alii; Citizenship 11; Furniture Shop 10 Auto Shop 10, Agriculture Shop 10; Woodcarving 10, 11 Drafting Shop 10; Business Administration 11, 12; Sergeant 10 Cheerleader 11, 12; Hi-Y 10. 12; Sunday School Teacher 12 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12; Church Choir 11, 12; Drill Team 12 Choral Kadets 12. SPROAT, RAMON KANEIAKALA Hauula, Oahu Citizenship 7, 10, 11; Agriculture Shop 12; Class President 8 Student Body President 12; ROTC Sergeant 10; ROTC SFC II ROTC Captain 12; Int. Track Team 12; Hui Oiwi 12; Hi-Y 10 Sunday School Teacher 12; Clee Club 9, 10; Deputation Teai 11, Gymnastics 7, 8, 9, 12; Wrestling 11. UMUIWI, EARL KEAWEOPALA Keaukaha. Hawaii Farmer — Hui Moi; Highest Honors  ; Citizenship 10; Nat Honor Society 1 1 , College Prep; Student Councilor 9; Sergeant 10 SFC 12; Hui Oiwi 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 10; Band 8, 9; Church Choir 12; Glee Club 10, TESHIMA, LENI PUAAlA SONIA Kahulu Ma Pharmacist — Highest Honors 7, Citizenship 7. 9. 12. Spanish 11 Vice President 7; Class Treasur II. Band 9. 10; Church Choir Radio Workshop 12; Forum 12; 11. lERRA. ALVIN HUALANI Honolulu, Oahu ir Pilot — Furniture 11; College Prep 12; Spanish 11. ice-President 7; Class Secretary 8; Class student Councilor 7, 8 10 ROTC SFC 11; ROTC 1st Lt. 12. |r. Varsity Baseball 10 ii-Y 12 Band 9; Clee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Drill Team 11. VAN CIESON, EBENEZER HOBRON Hilo, Hawaii Electrician — Citizenship 11; Honorable Mention 11. Electric Shop 11 12; ROTC Sergeant 10; ROTC SFC 12; Int. Track Team 9; Navigation 10; Church Choir 11, 12. WEBER, WILLIAM GEORGE Engineer — Drafting Shop 12; ) Baseball 12; )udo 12; Church Choi WAIOLAMA. GEORGE KALEI Honolulu, Oahu Hui Eleu Citizenship 11; Welding Shop lO 10- SFC 11. 12, Varsity Track 12; Hi-Y I Dri ' ll Team 12. 9, 12; Scholast 12; Class President 9, 1 1 er 8; Class Student 10. 11, 12; Senior Ensemble 12 Treasurer of THCSA conference •V.TlL.r ' v r ' Trj ' nTj ' l WHITFORD, CARL PONO Kaneohe, Oahu Hotel Manager — Hui Imua; Business Admir Councilor 7, 8, 9, 11. 12, M Sgt. 12; Si 12; Mixed Chorus 9; Church Choir 12; Cle istration ' 12; Student nday School Teacher ■ Club 10. 12. WILSON, ERNEST KAAUMOANA Kailua, Oahu Military Career — Highest Honor 8. 9. 11 ; Citizenship 10; Honor- able Mention 7. 8. 9; ROTC Sergeant 10; ROTC SFC 11; ROTC Capt. 12; Navigation 10, 11; Hui Oiwi 11, 12; |udo 9. 1 2 ; Hi-Y 10, 11; Sunday School Teacher 12; Church Choir 10, 11. 12; Camera Club 10, 11, 12; Drill Team 11, 12; Ka Na ' i Aupuni 11, 12. WILSON THOMASINE KUULEIMOM Honolulu, Oahu Librarian — Highest Honors 7, 8, 9, 8, 9. 10, 11; Honqrable Mention 7, National Honor Society 11, 12; ( Councilor 7; Student Body Preside Pres. 11; Ka Moi 10. 11. 12; Y-Teens 8 Senior Ensemble 12; THSCA Conference Scholastic 7; Citizenship Quill and Scroll 11, 12; President 10; Student Student Body Vice- Red Cross 7 ; WINC HONC, ELLEN KAPIOLANI Lanikai, Oahu McConnell Airline School; Sewing 10; 1 WONC, SOLOMON MICHAEL Anahola, Kauai Hui Alii; Agriculture Shop 12; Hi-Y 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Church Choir WRIGHT, PEARL KAMAILE Honolulu, Oahu Physical Education Teacher — Highest Honors 1 I Citizenship 1 1 ; Stenography II. 12; Sewing 12; Y-Teens Secretary 12; Foods 10- Hui Kumulipo 11; Glee Club 10; Forum 12; Projection Club 11. YAMAMOTO, MARIAN FUMIKO Kaunakakai, Molokai Physical Education Teacher Clerk Typist 1 1 12; Art Club 1 1 ; Glee Club 10; Radi 12: Church Choir Workshop 12. m dtaMi ip of the sky am to fly. 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