Okinawa Christian School - Citadel Yearbook (Okinawa, Japan)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1964 volume:

t 1 - 2_J ft- ' p_ f! .-r ' M DEDICATION . . . REV. ARTHUR B. CHEQNUT The backbone of any institution is its faculty, and the fac- ulty ' s effectiveness is dependent upon capable leadership. We of Okinawa Christian School are privileged to have as our principal the Rev. Arthur B. Chesnut. His warmth and friendliness, his faithful attention to his du- ties, and his untiring devotion to the needs of our school prompt us to dedicate this, our first annual, t o him. B A R D F D I R E C T R 9 NINTH GRADE • MRS. GLADYS ZOOK £ ROY CUENCA Class President CHARITO TACHLIBON Singing Future will tell CORA Z ON HUKOM Singing Teacher +M WESLEY FREEMAN Coin collecting Tourism ERVEN HEFLEY Football Aeronautical Engineer ALFREDO BENITO (He didn ' t say. ) JEANNE LEE Swimming F.B.I, agent LUCIA WOO Swimming Beautician NANCY LEUNG Riding Piano playing JIMMY HWANG Swimming Physician PEDRO HUKOM Baseball Golf JOSEPH CRISOSTOMO Tennis Businessman . . % ROY CUENCA MAE WONG CEFERINO DE VELA ROMEO MALECIO Baseball Swimming Football Swimming Mechanical Engineer Interpreter Pilot Architectural designer Maybe if we ignore him, he ' ll leave. See ... I told you he ' d leave. Slide time. Polyunsaturated oils: Fight back, Jimmy Boy. Hilltop Hootenanny Only got one piece of chicken Prince Charming to the rescue. He cheats! Miss Okinawa contest. Most interesting book. Boo-hoo-hoo GRADUATION NINTH-GRADE BANQUET Rev. and Mrs. DwichtN. Dudley Mrs. G. Zook Rev. and Mrs. Arthur B. Chesnut EIGHTH GRADE Mrs. Fe U. Lagpacan Ramon Duremdes Joseph Chastain Caesar Manacsa Jane Chen Josephine Melecio Nena Ibos Norma Leano Seisho Tanahara Akimie Llanes Romeo Cabatic Tommy Chastain Eunice Chiu James Wong Phoebe Chen Kick it! He did. Try it again-- IHKISTIAN SCHOOL ■r l gf V H Oh, those boys. We ' re waiting. Watch the ball. What a kick! Can he do it? We conducted interviews. Missed me ! We ' ll all be hit. Sm py —Tr 5 i H 1 w -5_ £? Concentration- -a favorite game of the girls. A sweet smile. ' I ?r • J V« ' -■ ' ■ ' ' ; P iMpl - ' tS- 1 J w JJt ' M t% i History and art correlated. QIXTH GRADE n £f.vNP We dramatize our grammar. Miss Esther Scott Goo rt ' sts. Sachiko Hessell Philip Bennett Mutsuko Scarborough Bobby Howe PS Tracy Freeman Shizue Miyagi Tetsuo Macuto Fidis Luz Susan Alivio Wellington Chiu Mary Palmer Mario Diaz Myra Santos Naty Bautisto Alexander Wong Betty Chiao Leon Tugade Roberto Cereso Nancy Argayoso Nathaniel Guinto Kathleen Boulton FIFTH GRADE Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. II Tim. 2:15 Miss Mary E. Johns CLASS OFFICERS President - David Nelson, John 17:20 Vice President - Lea Embalsado, John 5:39 Secretary - Irene Ibos, John 17:3 Vice Secretary - Marciano Tuason, John 17:17 Treasurer - Terry Chastain, John 12:32 Nurse - Teresa Federigan, John 20:31 Art Director - Sun Kuo Chang, John 17:15 Information Table - Myrna Mendoza, John 14:3 Doctor - Ulysses Guinto, John 10:11 Doctor - Aniel Luz, John 16:33 Scribe - Jones Llanes, John 16:27 Timer - Jim Hefly, John 14:5 Lunch Girl - Judy Ishihara, John 13:34 Chinese Interpreter - Julie Chu, John 17:21 Japanese Interpreter - Fernando Rivera, John 21:25 Policeman - George Iha, John 15:12 Ulysses Guinto Judy Ishihara Aniel Luz Ruby Argayoso Myrna Mendoza Shirley Chen Jones Llanes Jane Hsu David Nelson Irene Ibos Marciano Tuason Lea Embalsado Fernando Revera D. and O. Brigade (Decently and in Order) - I Cor. 14:40 D. and O. Auxiliary - Ruby Argayoso, John 1:12 Guide - Peter Pido, John 17:9 Art Bulletin Board - Jane Hsu, John 14:15 D. and O. Inspector - Kimiko Briggs, John 10:7 Librarian - Shirley Chen, John 15:7 George Iha Kimiko Briggs Peter Pido Jim He f ley Julie Chu Terry Chastain Teresa Federigan Sun Kuo Chang safiS Saa GOD ' S WONDERFUL PLAN OF SALVATION I. History: Ps. 90:2 Even from everlasting to everlasting. John 17:5 Before the world was, JESUS WAS WITH GOD AND WAS GOD. Gen. 1:1 In the beginning GOD. John 1:1 In the beginning the WORD (Jesus) was WITH GOD--was GOD. John 8:58 Before Abraham was I AM. II. Theme of Gospel of John: Proof that Christ is the SON OF GOD and is HIMSELF GOD. John 3:16 GOD THE FATHER gave CHRIST HIS SON to save us from sin. Definition of sin: sin (I the center instead of God). Sin is disobedience to GOD ' S LOVE. III. Need of a Savior: Romans 3:23 ALL have sinned and come short of the GLORY OF GOD. IV. How to Find God and Everlasting Life: BELIEVE in the LORD JESUS CHRIST and thou shall BE SAVED. John 1:12 But as many as RECEIVED Him to them gave he POWER to become the SONS OF GOD, even to them that believe on HIS name. V. The Holy Spirit was Promised to Abide with us Forever. John 14:16 Acts 1:8 But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you; and ye shall be witnesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth. Quit arguing and let ' s play. WTOB -JL mm. K % ' v Clean. This is more fun, anyway. Cleanest. Cleaner. I know how to spell it! Or do I? Miss Elizabeth Costy View for daydreamers FOURTH GRADE Sing! The wise man built his house . School isn ' t always this funny. Kazuo Tanaka Ruben Navarro Agustin Luz Dimi Bautista Yoko Vizmanos Helen Wong Erlinda Valenzuela Who has the right Klarita Cabatic Lily Chang Michael Dresbach Gary Michael Bennett Myrna DeVera Kiyoko Ancheta Eiko Byrne 4, Eduardo Flores Eliseo Dauz Betty Stump Keiko Pepito Edmund Pauig Richard Shieh Jimmy Silagan Miss Dorothy Brand ENGLISH LANGUAGE Romeo Oliveros Constance Bell Etsuko Tyler Hatsumi Slavik Hedio Hayworth Joji McMillan Betty Chiu Mjtsuko Asato Shelly Fukui Thomas Gargano Koo Hone Lily Hunter Hinami Osawa Sachiko Hayworth Sen Cheng Chen Hatsumi Dean Rodolfo Oliveros Masaharu Tamashiro Yoko Sand Oval Mei Hua Lindstrom Barbara Velasco June Fukui Tetsuhiro Tamura Aboko Lindstrom r r Rest and Recuperation Now hear this! Hit that ball. Away we go! Artist at work. Bible Club after school m r„ «;- ' « ,. Oops! Thought I was a puppet. 7 J 1 Waiting their turn. r « ' JhTbTh xl l ' Up, f 1 1 r ir C m ft Wi,! 1 v ie 1 •. Batter up! This one will be a homer. Get it Joji! Ovtf , tv%- Teacher reads Choose sides. Can you see them? Mrs. R. L. Jackson ENGLISH LANGUAGE Koza Ishiki Tsuyoshi Pohryshi Williams Meie Masami Tongco Hedemi Metz -  • Mary Hill Tetsuo Willy Hideko Collins Isamu Yamada Etsuko Laib Kiyotaka Shimubutura Junko Muna Gerardo Velasco Mary Wong Chuckie Brooks Russell Heughins Junko Blitch a. Samuel Fukui Shinji Unashki .a. £$ Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Micheal Wong George Hsu Ricky Hazelton Sabas Cordeto ENGLISH LANGUAGE Mr. Thomas Swanner Mrs. Joanne Swanner Harumi Fesmire Tommy Abad Elaine Dyres Danny Nakahodo Yuko Freeman Toshiko Pohlman Connie Smith Emiko Dobson Sumiko Swartz Santos Abad Diyoko Hernandez Ekimi Addison Susie Holliday Zentoku Nakahodo Mitsuko Shimozi • Emiko Shimabuku Keiko Nakahodo Dan Woodruff Mary Chiu I 1 J 7 a V It was a good story. They did! Spot bit Puff (sniff) What page 1 : It ' s a secret. Studying? or auditing? Shall I read to you? Here it comes. Peek-a-boo! This ole book! Tell me more Interesting book. 9 9 9 9 9 Arithmetic can be fun! I know the answer. I think I do. I ' m not at all sure. Ah! Good old P. E. time. Contact There must be something up there. Roll that ball straight. Will he strike out? Racing. Miss Marguerite Brenda THIRD GRADE Arlene Arneson Andres Prades Rita Mendoza Abel Luz Demy Bautista Gloria Cawilan Takashi Tokuyama Kay Argayoso Theresa Anderson Andy DeVera Peggy Ann Hefley Edwin Guinto f o Bobby Weston Emelia Quiddaoen Lazaro Duremdes Nelly Navarro Evelyn dela Rosa Tennyson Tumbale Diena Hartendorp Tommy Stump Re my Tolentino Romeo Gonzaga Patricia Macuto Kane Chang Jason Chen Elena Tiongco Kay Chang Norma Carandang Alan Payne Michael Mabey Jimmy Valenzuela Alan Lau SECOND GRADE S§ Sl Mrs. Julia Ruth Justice London Bridge S3 Who knows the answer? I know! I know! m fl A Re my Liwanag A l) Jimmy Z. Dela Rosa Lalta Daswani Fralmer Nierva Bonnie Lau Billy Hefley Tetsuji Willy Jimmy Nakasone Preciosa Guinto Robert Melecio Melanie Dresbach Kishor Daswani Fong Chang Leo Ancheta Jean dela Rosa Benjamin Silagan ; n -t -M? - r- Mrs. Esther Austin J FIRST GRADE Guess who ' s behind me. 9 o si We have lots of energy to work off. 1 C i yi J Jji ll y fli g All us kids are different: some wiggle, some work, some rest, and some dream; we think our own thoughts; and we all want to learn. Ricardo Rito Merrilyn Bennett Mrs. Johnnie Cher ry KINDERGARTEN AND NURSERY Kay Ann Caldwell Alfred Claudio Cindy Deplama Thedore Tumbale Mary Siegmiller David Buckner - « ■.■£■■ Tessie Delacruz James Van Over Emma Embalsado -— — m Michael Warren - y s Naomi Kobushiawa Corzon Nivera Reese Nakamatsu Joyce Oshiro Mary Tugade Sanae Asato Bay Su Yukie Asato John Iseminger Jose Alivio Mike E. Peter Rumeko Reglario Jony Utley Kiyonia De La Cruz George Nahyoshi Rita Daswaini Mike Lawrich Lucinda Bunafe Kevin Nelson Judy A. Ryley Ready to start Pt- ' Picture Not Available Billy Scarborough Melchor Dioneda w Kiyoma Nahamoto I ffflh. Hopping Bunny Rabbits Exercise Will you get done. It ' s hot out here. Happy at play MRS. ELAINE RINNERT Sec retary East is East and West is West and never the twain shall meet is a statement that the Okinawa Christian School hopes to prove wrong. It is the purpose and intent of the school to bring together many nationalities and to introduce them to Jesus Christ, the Savior of the world. In my three years of association with the school, of which two have been as teacher and one as secretary in the office, I have watched many different nationalities come and go, and have seen the effect, through the dedication of faculty and staff under God, which the school has had on many young lives. A young Chinese lad who had escaped from Communist China was one of my third-grade stu- dents. For three years I have watched him hurdle the barriers of the English language and emerge as one of the top students in the eighth grade. I shall never forget a particular instance as I stood before my class and watched them as they sang a Christian hymn and read the Bible together. I suddenly realized, though I had heard it most of my life, that God did love the world--not just me because my skin was white, but all of the precious young lives who sat before me that day--no matter the color of their skin. I could not keep back the tears. This realization has meant much as I see God ' s plan for the world. God was in Christ, reconciling the world unto Himself . . . . a : i