Room 215- Yvonne Steward Jack Inouze Room 213- Elene Carbajol Room 21 2- Esther Musso Manuel Medina Room 109- Julia Teding Daniel Flores Room 207- XValIer Chavez Constance XVashin Room 205- Saro Mirolla Harume Kobala Room 201- Arnimta Jordan Melvin Nickerson Room 1 15- Rose Tarelo George Nishimura Room 120- Vito Licausi Vera Glass SUBSTITUTES Room 122- XVilliam Beverly Lupe Nunez Room 2 l 7- Paz Diaz Room 209- Victor Brown Room 208- Margaret Brown Felix Fontes gton HONOR SOCIETY Room 1 IZ- Edward Mendoza Dorothy Gray Room 109- Moely Shulman Daniel Hidalgo Room 206- Moody Dandrid Rio .low Room 3- gt? Fabian Ellorreaga Emma Luon Room 5- Alphonso Robles Ernest Kilgore Odis Garland James XVelch Mrs. McWhirter was the new faculty sponsor for the Honor Society this term. Interesting programs Were given and the various committees did fine work for the school. The oflicers were: president. Marjorie Leung: nrst vice- president, Louis Osep: and secretary. Milton Quon. ACTIVE MEMBERS Euphenia Allon Anthea Antono Frank Asai Salvador Diaz Rose Finn Kiku Fukunaga Joe Gier Helen Garada Brigidia l-Ieras Lucius Johnson Marie Kaueko Setsuko Kuyasu Rosie Lenng Marjorie Leung Armado Levario Allred Alvarez William Beverly Corrine Bryant Clannce Coleman Henry Fontes Ichiro Fukumaga Odis Garland Julia Levy Aruora Lopez Edward Mendoza Miyoko Mikuriya Terue Miyake Aguinalda Moore Aaron Moskowitz Dorothy Mulhollen I-Iaruko Nishio Nobuko Ogawa Saichi Ogawa Martha Olf Louie Osep Chester Pinkin Freda Pollock Eva Quon Milton Quon Albert Serbin Hannah Shapiro Lillian Shinagawa Lincoln Shimidzu Yetta Silver Rosie Farelo June Taylor Meyiko Uba Katsumi Uba Richmond Wilson Beatrice Zepeda ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Benjamin Greenspan Daniel Hidolgo Obado Howley Helen Kiss Myrtle Klug Georgia Koudounas Hoshiko Kusudo Isabel Macias George Nishimira Angelo Nicassio Maria Rodriquez Hiroko Suzawa Joseph XVeinstein Page Twent y-seven
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