Punahou High School - Oahuan Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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KOON SLT CHIXG KOOI1-1 Here is a fellow who really gets along well with anybody. Koon Sut's -iolly laugh and happy grin have long been popular in the class. Since his entrance to Punahou in his freshman year. he has added iight to his friends and classmates. He also acts as a chauf- feur to many students. His '40 Plymouth and his flashy '41 Pack- ard are always overcrowded. Priendliness and good-fellowship dominate Koon Sut's swell personality. LILLIAX CHIXG .Uodest Lillian probes ahead. quietly efficient. and does lots of work with little fuss. A grand good nature helps her to cooperate with others in everything she does. She faithfully attends every dancesplanning meeting. and takes an important part in all the programs. A Chinese Club officer. Lillian helps in all the club functions. She is a student teachers hope for. because she never talks in class except when answering a question. ROBERT CHTXG B o My His affability is one of Bobbyis outstanding characteristics. He is no bool: worm. but he has had the knack of getting good grades without much effort throughout his nine years at Punahou. He has been treasurer of the Punahou Chinese Club for the last two years. Although not athletically inclined. he swings a racket with Uoomphi' and rides the waves with ease. Robert will be a credit to any university he attends. XYIXI1-'RED CHIXU Chipper Small in stature. quiet and shy. Vlvinnie has come through from the first grade to celebrate Centennial festivities. She excels in her studies but snatches time out for shows. A tiny damsel driving a Plymouth. she can be found going up Fort Street. or drifting into Dairymerfs. lVinnie has been an active member of the Chinese Club and Hui, participating in all P. G. A. A. dance programs as well. Her finger nails are typical of herselfg both are brilliant. CHARLOTTE A. Y. CHLN Tranquil Although small. quiet. and very thoughtful. Chardy has been dishing out wise cracks since she joined Punahou in her sophomore year. Her novelty pins are the envy of many girls. She is fond of dancing and tennis and is forever lending aid at the gym. A brain in foreign languages. she gets excellent results from little effort. Charlotte is known for her friendliness to everyone and her will- ingness to do more than her share. 19 K

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if? l idx s. VIRGINIA BROWN D0 181m-y lmuml Having attended Punahou since third grade, Virginia has made a name for herself. For three years one of Punahou's ten hest swim- mers, she's also one of the top-notch divers. XVhether it's tearing through red lights or talking ahout Saturday night, V. Bfs always up to something. lVhen she isn't doing her stuff at the gym you may he sure that she's either swimming at De Russy or surfing at hlakapuu. AIOI-IN BRUCKNICR 136761-lllllbl'-lYll'l' The hoy that everyone knows, hig, hlond, and hurly, with a loud laugh and sense of hmnor, that's lirucky. He is the despair of the Ka Pznmlmzz gossip columnists who try to keep up with him. Hrucky is one of the hoys who are seen sliding right at Klakapuu on Sundays. He is the most happy-go-lucky person in the class and has carved a prominent place for himself on the campus. RO H If RT li U F If lflvli Karp Rohert has heen with our class since the seventh grade. He is an lfagle Scout, hut his merits are not limited to land 3 what he doesn't know ahout sailing isn't worth knowing. Boh is a staunch sup- porter of the golf team and has earned three letters on it. His humor has hrought many hours of fun to his companions. During vacations he can invariahly he found on Sand lsland or Xlokulua. KIANIC ELISIC C.-Xl,KIlfS Ilfflffyl' YVhether it was to get Castle Hall dues or to collect ticket money, Calmes has heen on the spot to lend a hand since her fresh- man year. -lane, with her good nature and hearty hooming voice. has done much to make the campus jolly, especially around the girls' gym. Ti-leaf sliding, early morning hikes, giving midnight feasts in her room, and horrowing somehody 's car, mark -lane as a regular Hash Houseite. ICI JXYQXRIJ CH I NG Ililiflil' Compared to most of us, lfdward is a pretty fast worker. The minute he dropped into school he hegan to star in sports. His out- standing ahility soon picked him out as co-captain of the foothall team and as an ofhcer in R. U. 'l'. C. lfdward not only takes an interest in sports, hut also in other extra-curricular activities. He is an outstanding memher of the Hi-N Cluh and an active member of the Punahou Chinese Students' Cluh. IS

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GEORGE CLARK CIHfkf6 As the manager of our baseball team, Clarkie can be seen any spring afternoon chasing foul balls and carrying bats. Neyer is there a Punabou activity where Clarkie is not participating or ushering. He has been on the VVilcox Hall lN'Ierit Board for two years and is secretary of the dorm this year. The Irishman. who has been a student in Punabou for six years, has real PUl'12lhUU spirit. RALPH COLE Bill Hill came to Punahou in the fifth grade and since that time has year after year distinguished himself in his work. King, Cole has done a great deal for the Punahou band and last year organized the notorious lNIelody lllakersf, Bill's favorite haunt is llvaikiki. where, for the past ten or twelye years, be has been trying to learn to surf. Judging from his scholastic ability, Bill's future in the business world is yeritably assured. ALICE COLL Derorous A true Punahouite, Allie has been here since first grade. Cute clothes, Hollywood figure, and flashy red fingernails make her look as if she just stepped out of Vogue. In her spare moments, this petite senior may be found at lVaikiki beach or sporting her Pack- ard. Vacations often find her Kauai-bound. Next year Al plans to go to Armstrong: perhaps she may exercise the womans priy- ilege of changing her mind. PAUL CONDON ,llerfon Two main interests take up Paul's spare time: horses and a flashy blue lylodel A. lVhen not at his uncle's stables or working on his car, Paul is jabbering about his dreams of becoming a cowboy. A swell guy, he's always around to giye a helping hand whether it be getting greens for a dance, working hard as official water boy and track manager, or giving hitcbhikers a lift when the H. R. T. strike was going strong. IQLAIYRA UR,-Xlfl II111IlA'fI'f0IlS liven hIyra's sophisticated hair-do's can't hide her true personality, for this jovial girl is always ready to greet one with a happy smile. Although she enjoys playing at the gym after school, Rlyra would much rather spend her spare time swimming at Lanikai, her favor- ite hideout. lVhen in a more industrious mood lllyra can pick up a needle and thread and in no time turn out a new dress-usually designed by herself. ' 20