Punahou High School - Oahuan Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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FRAXCES DOXVER Dance Program li: Wiaterhouse Exhibition 11. 11: Girls Riie Team 11: Carnival Show 11: Spring Play Prompt-er 12: O11-fiitzn Grotp Pfctxires 12: Hui 1' Z Theta Pi 12. A radiant smile. sparkling eyes. and lustrous dark hair prove an adequate background tor l7ranny's generous friendliness. Wvher- ' L ever she goes her inherent lsland charm will surround her vrit.. admirers as it has at Punahou. MARTHA DROTHZEN Dance Program 11. 12: Exhibition 12: K. P. Reporter 11: Ottfgatzrz Efitor 12: Carnival Booth 11: Hui 11. Publicity Chairman 12: Theta Pi 11. 12. llarcy, the unique: She giggles contagiously. spends her whole allowance with careless abandon. is startlingly beautiful when dressed up. takes an intelligent part in a conversation saying noth- ing but uC1h with various inrlections-yet she is level-headed. dependable. and averages As and Bs in her studies. ROBERT ENGELH.-XRD Pootiail IQ. 11. 12: Track lx. 11. Captain 12: Class Pres- ident 11.: Class Representative 11: Commissioner at Large 12: Oatuan Manager 12: ,lunior Carnival :how 11: Debate 11: Glee Club 11. 12: Hi-Y 10. 11. 12: U-Klenis Club 111. 11.125 Damon Contest 1 . 11. 12, se the athletic hero. has :von the admiration of all Puna- Bughou. . . . -- hou. While Bugs. the cheerful. helpful. and playful friend. has won the love of all yvho know him. lvithout his push, the class oi '40 would lose halt its color and life. AGXE5 l'QRRE'l'T PG.-XA bports 10. 11. 12: Waterhouse Exhibition 12: Dance Program Yietrola 11. 12: K. P. Typist 12: Carnival Booth 11: Cflee Club 11. 12. Tennis. volleyball, basketball. and Ku Pumilzou typing take up most of Agness time and she does a good joh at them too. lVhen shes 'r l sh r' b i d don' Sf me fancy roller skating at the Civic Auditorium. H011 Zlffllalfld :Cl1O0 . . C C411 .6 Ioun JI g 1 K.-XTHHRIXE PALS Da e Provram lf' 11 12' VVaterhouse Exhibition Ill. 11. nc gi .. . -. 12: Commissioner of Special Events 12: Student Council Secretarv 12: K. P. 11: Oahuan 11: Spring Play lo. 11. 12' Damon Contest First 10: Chairman Carnival bhow 11: Debate Team 11: Forum Chairman 12: Theta Pi 10. 12. Secretary 11: Today and Tomorrow 11. V' s his 1 most charming and dominating personality that .au.tr1a 1 C organizes any group to hring forth the best that is in it. bhe ioined almost every activity on the campus. running from one to the other in her flea of a Fiat. ff A 1 K

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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.

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5 lr! ELIEANOR FAYE PQIAA Sports 10, 11, 123 Tennis 11, 123 Dance Program ,,,, Q 83 Publicity 123 Waterhouse Exhibition 12: Damon Contest 113 A ,Ex ii Carnival Booth 113 Today and Tomorrow 11, 12. 1' l'ileanor's favorite pastime is bursting forth with terrible puns- 'i ' much to her friends' agony. Her own agony is that people never ' pronounce her name correctly. Aside from that, nothing seems to worry Fave. After school she haunts the tennis courts at the ' : .li . J. it i i . 1 Royal or strums an uke. 4 ' ,Q E Egw'aQeaaaa f' Q'l Q JEANPFERRON PCDAA Representative 10, Sports 10, 123 Swimming 10. Discussions in Social Studies class or any place else show that Alean can argue any point with anyone. Her sparkling eyes, cute smile, and the naturally white streak in her hair have been the envy of many a Hashite. As studies come easily, she spends her time in more ways than one with other Hash House gals, BARBARA FOXVLER PGAA Sports Ill, 11, 123 K. P. Typist 10 11' Cle Cl b 1 Q . , , 1 e u -3 Carnival 11. The serious look on Barby's face is misleading, because she's really laughing up her sleeve all the time. lllost of her day, after school, is nfd, 3 ' ' 11 e up of tennis, syyumnmg, or dancing with her constant companions of the Kahala gang. DOROTHY FULLER Dance Program llg 1Vaterhouse Exhibition 10, 11, 12: Spring Play Costumes 10, 123 K. P. Reporter 10, Copy Reader 11, Assistant Editor 113 01111111111 Art 12Q Carnival Booth 11, Theta Pi 12. Dorothy is one of those quiet girls whose interest during school is all work, but after hours l3ot's one and only care is to have fun anm,lplent'cf' H N y 1 it. er artistic ability has won her great admiration both for the Spring Play costumes and for her Hashy posters. LLOYD FUl,LlfR Track 113 junior Football 103 lunior Baseball 11 0 ' , . . 11 Golf 11, 123 Ritle Team 103 Carnival Booth and Plans 113 K, P, Reporter 10, Columnist 12. 'l'l1is selfestyled man-about-tmnvn with his impressive 6-foot height and hearty manners has made a name for himself as an irrepres- sible Don ,luan and an all-around jokester. Life seemed dull until we found Lloyd-bit ' ' ' ' 'f 1 non every thing s Jake!