Punahou High School - Oahuan Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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JANE CHUN Chinese Club 10, 11, 123 Junior Carnival 11. Jane is an old-timer in school, having entered Punahou in the fifth grade. Since then, she has proved herself to be a considerate class- mate. Her motto is, 'fNever leave anything undone which could be done today, and she certainly lives up to it. There's never a dull moment when jane is around, lf she is not studying, Jane can be found at the movies or calling on her many neighbors. MARJORIE CHUN-HOON Chinese Club 10, 11, 123 Dance Program 10, 113 junior Car- nival 11. Although tiny in size and freckled in face, Marjorie is full of pep. Her appearance is simple, neat, but eye-catching. There is never a moment of gloom whenever she is around, for laughter and gaiety prevail. Saturday finds Marjorie working or listening to her many classical records. Marjorie's principal ambition is to be a cashier. PATRICIA CLARK Class Secretary 123 Assembly Committee 123 Rally Committee 10, 11, Oalumn 123 Hui Eleu 10, 11, 123 Camera Club 113 Dance Program 103 P.G.A.A. Sports 10, 11, 123 P.G.A.A. Commissioner at Large 123 Tennis Captain 11, Tennis 123 junior Carnival ll, Quill and Scroll. This brown-eyed girl is one of the most energetic in our class. Full of spirit and fun, she is a leader in many things. Her originality and helpfulness are welcomed in any group. Pat's main love is returning a fast one over the net in a game of tennis. A warm- hearted and loyal friend, Pat is among the bestg for no one will ever misjudge her endearing, unselfish personality. U VANESSIE CLARK Ka Punahou 11, 123 Hui Eleu 11, 12, Theta Pi 11, 123 Glee Club 113 P.G.A.A. Sports 113 Spring Play 11. A loud HoWsit ? followed by a speedy dialogue, and Vanessie appears. It didn't take her long to get adjusted to Punahou when she entered in her junior year. In fact, it was the other way around. A cute nose that wrinkles when she giggles, a friendly and happy disposition, and a smooth style of dancing all help to make Vanessie an A-1 person. Never fear, with her zest for living, life's hurdles will not be too hard for Vanessie. MARIA-IANE CLARKE Class Vice-president 103 Class secretary ll, Vice-president Student Body 123 Extracuric. 11, 123 Rally Committee President 113 Ka Punahou 10, 12, Editor 11: Quill and Scroll President 11, 123 Hui Eleu 10, 113 Theta Pi 10, 12, Vice-president 113 Spring Play publicity manager 103 Choir 11, 12, Glee Club 10, 123 Treasurer 11, Dance Program 10, 11, VVaterhouse Demonstra- tion 10, 11, 123 P.G.A.A. Sports 10, 11, 12: Junior Carnival 11. Maria has made a name for herself at Punahou as a responsible and cool-headed worker. Her boundless energy, she claims, comes from Hind-Clarke products. Although she is always swamped in school activities, she has found time to become an accomplished violin and piano player. Her generosity, hospitality, and brains have made her a leader of whom we can be proud. -I5. 31 X i

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Y Good imc HEY' W MARION BUSH Commissioner of Publications 125 Social Committee 125 Rally Committee 115 Oahuan Editor 125 Ka Punahou 10, 11, 125 Quill and Scrollg Damon Contest Finals 10, 125 Hui Eleu 10, 11, 125 Theta Pi 11, Treasurer 125 Spring Play publicity manager 115 Dance Program 105 Waterhouse Demonstration 10, 11, 125 P.G.A.A. Sports 10, 11, 125 Junior Carnival 11. A photographer's delight is this creamy-complexioned young miss. A radiant smile and a twinkling eye are just part of the daily routine to iNIarion. Never lacking in school spirit, she has had charge of publications for Spring Plays and Dance Programs, and is the co-editor of this ,42 Oahuan. Her flair for journalism and her overwhelming desire to write pave the way for a promising future. DAN CASE Class Treasurer 125 President, Wilcox Hall 125 Social Com- mittee 125 Finance Committee 125 Hi-Y 11, Vice-president 125 HOU Men's Club 10, 11, 125 Swimming 105 Junior Football 115 junior Baseball 105 Tennis 115 Golf 12. 'lMouse has kept up the tradition of the Cases at Punahou by being tactful and diplomatic. The boys at Wilcox Hall recognized these traits by making him president of the dormitory. His sly manner of speaking keeps us guessing. Danny always appreciates his vacations on Kauai where he can frequently be seen sailing in Nawiliwili Bay. JAMES CHING Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Chinese Club 10, 11, 125 R.O.T.C. Officer 125 Senior Football 10, 11, 125 Senior Baseball 11, 125 Tennis 11, 12. Jimmy, here since his sophomore year, has a broad grin, and takes life as easily as he can. Commonly known as 'ATurk among the boys, he has been the first-string tackle on the varsity football team for three years, and is rated as one of the best tacklers in the Interscholastic League. Besides being a football player, Jimmy plays a good game of tennis, and has more than upheld the tradi- tion started by his brother Eddie. ELROY CH I NN Oahuan Hi-Y 11, 125 Chinese Club 10, 11, 125 R.O.T.C. OH'icer 125 O Men's Club 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Baseball 11, 125 Basketball 11, 125 Intramural Football 11. With a quiet and industrious attitude, Elroy joined our class six years ago, and he has worked hard and played hard ever since. He may be studious and serious at times, but this does not prevent him from having fun with his friends and his many sports. Elroy plans to major in engineering, and we are sure he will reach his goal with a fine record. BETTY JANE CHU Chinese Club 10, 11, 125 Dance Program 115 Junior Carnival 11. When Betty arrived at Punahou, the Chinese crowd took over her house as their hangout, and since then she has made a name for herself at Punahou. She is always Willing to help others. Although Betty worries about her studies continuously, she has no trouble getting high grades. As a friend, she is sincere and earnest. .14.

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JOANNE COBB Ka Punahou 12, Hui Eleu 123 Sponsor 12, Choir 125 Glee Club 125 P.G.A.A. Sports 11, 12. 'fNothing can stop the Army Air Corps! And nothing can stop Joanne. One of the shorties of the class, Jo is forever bobbing around helping others. She Ucaught onl' to the real Punahou spirit fast and proudly upheld it, not only as the inspiration of Company F and the commander, but in all her activities and school work as well. Her laughing brown eyes give her away on anything that's happening. Keep 'em flying, Joanne! RICHARD CONOLLY Junior Baseball 11. Coming from La Jolla, California, Dick arrived in time to finish his last two years of high school at Punahou. Tall and well built, Richard is far from being bad looking. Although Dick is popular with the boys, he is terribly shy of the girls. However, he is the kind that will soon get over this characteristic. Richard intends to go to Annapolis and enter the Navy as an officer. BARBARA CORBLY Junior Carnival 11. Barbara has a flair for stylish clothes and is always ready for a new joke. When not at Waianae she can be found wherever there are any boats. An ardent Artie Shaw fan, she has more than two hundred swing records. Barbara's ambition is to go on the stage, and her gorgeous hair, stylish clothes, and Powers-model figure should make a success of her in this field. SHIRLEY CONVAN Ka Punahou 12, Hui Eleu 12, Tennis 11, Glee Club 11, 12, Choir 125 Waterhouse Demonstration 11, Junior Carnival 11. Shirl is one of the country girls, hailing from VVaipahu. She is noted for her sparkling laugh, which is a give-away to her cheer- ful personality. She is one of those versatile sportswomen, but tennis is her specialty. She has typed many a Ka Punrzhou story, and hopes for a business career. Her quiet ability and pleasant manner will make friends for her everywhere. PAT CU LLI N S P.G.A.A. Representative 12, VVaterhouse Demonstration Organi- zation 12g Ka Punahou. This Navy Ujuniorl' is distinguished by her tiny waist and subtle, green eyes. Even though this is Pat's first year, she has become a real kamaaina. Each week boasts one of her stories in Ka Punahou. She has a phobia for collecting Chinese prints, charm bracelets, and albums of classical music. Full of the unexpected, Pat is a joy to have around. -16.