Punahou High School - Oahuan Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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SAMUEL CARTER Football Manager 12: Baseball 12: Junior Baseball Captain 11: O-5Ien's Club 12: Carnival Publicity 11. Fun-you're darn right theres fun. especially when Sammy and -lake get together to have a light. Slinging Sam can outright any two hundred pounder with his tongue. A faculty member appro- priately said. for Sam's benefit. Some of the smallest boilers make the biggest whistle. BILL CASE Swimming 10. 11, 12: Track 11. 12: Oalzuan Sports 12: Carnival Booth 11: Hi-Y 12: Glee Club 11. 12: XVilcox Hall President 12: R.0.T.C. Platoon Leader Co. F 12. Rough and tumble waves at Kauais surf and Sunday boat races challenge Bill on his all too short vacations at home. Liked by everyone Who knows him. bl. C. is a swell guy to have around to help with noise and deviltry. AAROX CHANEY Swimming 11: Track 12: R.O.T.C. Stat? 12: K. P. Reporter 10. Sports and Assistant Editor 11. Editor 12: Spring Play. Publicity and Backstage 12: Forum 12: Carnival Games ll. A source of constant teasing from all his gang was Aarons Klodel T that never failed to fail him at the most critical times. But his easy-going good nature and broad sense of humor have made him everyones pal. CLIXTON CHILDS Swimming 11: Track 11. 12: XYilcox Hall Merit Board 11. 12: Forum 12: Camera Club 12: Glee Club 11. 12. Ever since Xose came to join us from llaui he has been astound- ing the school by his sudden outbursts in the silence of a class or study hall. Une of the many ardent camera fiends. he takes flash- photos that are something to see. ESMOXD CH CN Baseball 11, 12, junior 10: Basketball 11. 12: Junior Foot- ball 10. 11: Carnival Booth 11: Chinese Club 12: O-Mens Club 11, 12. Ezzie, for three years the puncher of the cash register at the cafe- teria. is planning to be a dentist. He promises to be a diverting one. training by raising racing homers. leading in the band. and taking an active part in sports.

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s ii JANE BLACK PUAA Sports lo, 11, 125 Baseball Captain 125 Dance Pro- gram, Box Uflice IU, 115 Carnival Booth 11. Unconcerncd with trifling noises and excitement when studying, milf campus -lane is always planning a new escapade. She and Alohnny, her car, burn up the roads in blanoa, town, Kahala, and the country. Aqua-planingg and motor-boating at Lanilcai or hik- ing to mountain pools for refreshing swims fill ylanels weekends. VICTOR BOYD 1 Football ll, 125 Junior Football 105 Swimming 105 Captain Co. F 125 Rifle Team 11, Captain 125 K. P. Circulation 11. 125 Intramural Sport President 125 Hi-Y 11, President 125 Glee Club 10, 11, 125 U-Men's Club 11, 12. Quiet, smiling lover of the classics, V. B. has won himself quite a reputation through his athletic ability and good nature. Dead silence in class, numerous nicknames, the Hash House route to the rifle range, and that slow grin characterize just one grand person. ANN BROYVN The Army brought us Ann, the swimmer and rider. She has a keen sense of humor and the ability to play the piano entirely by ear. Her friends have to watch out for that movie camera which begins to click at odd moments, for Ann is as good at picture tak- ing as she is at piano playing. 5 lil HAROLD BROXVNE Archery 121 K. P. Reporter 125 Spring Play Backstage 11. Stage lvlanager 125 Carnival Booth 115 Theta Pi 11, Treas- urer 12. lVhen not in school, Harold is generally puttering around in a tiny rowboat at the Ala llloana Yacht Basin, where he already has a steady job. If a boat or ialopy wonlt work, Harold is the one to have around, for hels always in ll good humor and willing to help. JOE CARDOZA Football 11, 125 Intramural Sport President 125 Hi-Y 125 U-lNlen's Club IZ, lCver since 5loe's arrival from S. T.. C., Punahou has enioved few quiet moments. plot-'s boisterous manner, as well as his supreme ability as a football halfbacli, has made him a figure familiar to all Punahou people. His sole ambition seems to be to attend Santa Clara and prepare himself for a career as a beachcomber.

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W W.. ,,,,--.sg SARAH CH UN Dance Program 10, 11, 125 Vllaterhouse Exhibition IU, 11, 125 POAA Sports IU, 115 Carnival Booth 115 Chinese Club, Vive-Presiclent 125 llui IU, 11, 125 Cilee Club 11, 12. Sarah may appear petite, but she's dynamite. She breezed into Punahou in her sophomore year with a gay air and cheery I-lil Her willingness to participate in any activity got her in for a lot. but she went merrily on with her gum popping and after school cycling. MARY COOPICR PUAA Sports 111, 11, 125 Dance Program, Box Olliee Man- ager 11, 125 Wlaterhouse Exhibition IH, 11, 125 Carnival Booth 115 Hui 10, ll, 125 Today and Tomorrow 11. lX'lary's desire for neatness and exactness appears in her carefully prepared papers. A true artist in many ways, she has spent many afternoons working at the shop on the PG,-XA plaques. But after seeing the happy-go-lucky swing to her shoulders. no one can doubt her gaiety. ROGER CORYELL Golf 11, 125 junior Baseball 115 K. P. Sports Editor 125 Forum 125 Damon Contest 105 Carnival 11. Thump, boom-boom, sweet strains of the harmonica. and his nibs, Coryell, is announced. l-le puns, he jokes, and he solemnly re- frains from laughing at his own fun. His ability in archery. golf. skating, and pointed rhymes make him refreshing and original. CHARLES COX Carnival Booth 115 Today and Tomorrow 11, 12. Appreciative of symphonic music, Cox goes in for the violin. Con- centration on studies and an interest in the news and new dis- coveries have made him an expert for any student's Hlntormation, Please! Summer vacation finds Chip lirst mate on the i1ll11llj'lS 20-foot yacht, the Helen, or sailing his own moon boat. ROl3lCR'l' DEN Nlflvll Swimming 11, 125 O-lNlen's Club 11, 125 Carnival Booth 11. This behemoth has had his well fitting name of Atlas ever since he eame to Punahou, and though little is seen of him alter school or on weekends, his time is well spent in running his farm at lvahi- awa or sorting at llflokuleia. lt's not surprising that he is one of the four best swimmers.