Punahou High School - Oahuan Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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WILLIAM BOYD Thespians 123 Theta Pi 123 Fall Play 123 Boys' Double Triple Trio 103 Glee Club 10, 113 Variety Show 11, 123 j.V. Football 113 May Day ll, 12 . . . Boyd is famous for his hospitality and successful parties. His inter- est in speech and dramatics finds him spend- ing all his spare time in Dillingham. His humorous sarcasm and wit have made many a pal the butt of his jokes, but all in fun. JAMES BYRNE St. john's College, Washington, D.C., 113 Aquacade 123 Swimming 12 . . . jimmy's chief ambition, strange as it may seem, is to be- come a Chef-a-la-King ! One of those Navy brats from Makalapa, he certainly showed us how it was done when he performed as diver in the annual Aquacade. jim's main interests at the time lie in sports and in wahines, and he's a whit at both. JAMES BREWER St. Mary's College Prep, Berkeley, California, 105 Kumu Club 113 Basketball 11, Captain 12, O Men's Club 11 . . . jimmy, the rugged haole of the class and the idol of all the wahines, is really on the ball when it comes to having a good time. No matter what the occasion is and what types of people are present, this fun-loving guy can easily make everyone feel perfectly at home. RICHARD CAMERON Wilcox Hall 10, 11, I23 Wilcox Senator 10, 123 ROTC Major, Battalion Executive Officer 123 j.V. Baseball 10, llj j.V. Basketball 11 . . . Rod, a quiet Wilcox guy, hails from Hawaii, where he works as a paniola dur- ing the summer vacation. An interest in mechania keeps this grease monkey busy at work in his neat and efficient work shop among the dignified kiawe bushes surround- ing the dorm. NORMAN BURGER Student Council 123 ROTC Lieutenant 123 Hi-Y 103 Canteen Committee 10, Vice-Presi- dent 113 Glee Club 11, 123 jr. Carnival 113 Swimming 10, ll, 123 Commencement Com- mittee 12 . . . Burger, a real flash in the water, shines in classes, where he seems to pull A's out of a hat effortlessly. When out with the gang, he keeps everyone in gales of laughter with his witty little remarks. EDWARD CARMICK Woodrow Wilson High, Long Beach, Cali- fornia, ll . . . Always on the alert to uphold the honor of the Navy or the medical profes- sion, Ed has proved to be the butt of many Kruger jokes about medicine. This rather serious individual commutes from Makalapa, and anyone who says the Navy is slow has certainly never met up with Ed, for he is by no means a shy type of fellow. 3 3 V, Q, . 4 V ,

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WILLIAM IIALFOUR, JR. Forum Club 105 Music Club 115 Volunteer Service Award 11, 125 Wvilcox Hall 10, ll, 125 j.V. Football 115 Swimming Manager ll, 125 Assistant Swimming Trainer 125 0 Men'3 Club 12 . . . Having lived on the Mainland, Hawaii, Kauai, and Maui, Bill is a Wilcoxite who's a man ol the world. He has a love for trying out every new sport and gets a big kick out ol just living. HELEN BILLAM-WALKER Chapel Committee 105 Ka Punahou 11, 125 Hui Eleu 10, ll, 125 PGAA Letter 105 Aqua- cade 11, 125 Band 10, ll, 125 Forum Club 125 Booster Club 105 Hiking Club 10, ll . . . Whether working on Ka Punahou, or body surfing with kids at Kalama, Helen is dis- tinguished by her completely unsellish atti- tude and her desire to see everyone else have a good tilne. BARBARA BELDING Chapel Committee ll, 125 Fall Play 125 Hui Eleu 10, ll, 125 PGAA Letter 115 Glee Club 11, 125 Volunteer Service Award 125 Bridge Club 115 Operetta 12 . , . Barbara's modesty and timidity add to her quiet, subtle charm, which is so well known by various admirers. Her curly, blonde hair and bewitching eyes are the envy of all the wahines and the at- traction of every guy. SUZANNE BOND Double Triple Trio ll, 125 Hui Eleu ll, 125 Aquacade ll, 125 Bridge Club 115 Glee Club ll, 125 Operetta 12 . . . If Sweet Sue came by the dozen, we could still use more, for a friendlier, sweeter gal would be hard to lind. Her big blue eyes, upturned nose, and beau- tiful complexion literally light up when she smiles! We could listen at any time to the songs of this faithful DTT backer. PATRICIA BERNARD Bridge Club 105 Forum Club ll, Treasurer 125 jr. Carnival 115 PGAA Letter 125 Hui Eleu 10, ll, 12 . . . N0 one could guess by looking at this quietly versatile gal that if you ever get into a debate with her, woe is you! A serious frown means real trouble in store, and you'd never guess she was the same happy-go-lucky girl that beat you in a tennis game last week. IRIS BOWVEN Student Council 105 Class Treas. 115 Alumni Award 125 Extra-Curricular Comm. 105 Chapel Comm. 10, 115 Spring Play 115 Ka Punahou 10, 11, Editor 125 Oahuan 125 Quill and Scroll ll, 125 Double Triple Trio 115 Hui Eleu 105 Y-Teens ll, 125 Aquacade 10, ll 125 Glee Club 10, ll, 125 jr. Carnival 115 Forum Club 115 Hiking Club 10, 115 Inter-School Council Pres. 12 . . . She's a scintillating A+!

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jAN1CE CHAN Extra-Curricular Committee 123 Rally Com- mittee 103 Fall Play 123 Spring Play 123 Ka Punahou 123 Oahuun 123 Quill and Scroll ll, 123 Hui Eleu 10, 113 Y-Teens 123 PGAA Let- ter 123 Bridge Club 113 Glee Club 113 Volun- teer Service Award 12 . . . A wahine with brains is janice, the one gal in our class who can say, je ne sais pas, and nevertheless get an A for it. ROBERT CHAPMAN Band 10: J. V. Football 103 Track ll, 123 Kumu Club 11 . . . When a flash of red hair is seen racing around Kaneohe Bay on a pair of water skis, you can be sure the guy under that hair is Red, enjoying his favorite sport. On campus, he spends a lot of free time working on cars in the shop, or souping up his own very familiar hot rod. Quiet around the girls, Red is still quite the character in class. AMELIA CHANG Ka Punahou 11, 123 Quill and Scroll ll, President 123 Double Triple Trio ll, 123 Hui Eleu 10, 113 Y-Teens 123 PGAA Letter 10, 11, 123 Aquacade ll, 123 Forum Club 123 Bridge Club 113 Booster Club 10? Volunteer Service Award 11, 123 Chinese Club 10 . . . Amelia will long be remembered for her undying spirit which has kept up the morale of the K.P. stall' when things looked pretty bad. BEVERLY CHAR Student Cotmcil 103 Hui Eleu 10, llQ Y-Teens 123 PGAA Letter 10, 113 Aquacade ll, 123 Bridge Club 10, 113 Volunteer Service Award l2Q Jr. Carnival 113 Spring Play 123 Variety Show 12 . . . Bev, remembered for her beau- tiful ballet, is one of our most graceful, petite gals. When not whizzing by in her gorgeous Cadillac, she's on the tennis court giving someone plenty of competition. DARWIN CHANG Hi-Y 10, 113 Glee Club 105 Volunteer Service Award 113 jr. Carnival 113 j.V. Football 103 Football ll, Capatin 123 j.V. Basketball Man- ager 103 Baseball 10, ll, 123 0 Men's Club 10, 11, 123 A. Lewis Batting Trophy 19483 Ezra Crane Trophy l9485 Shrine Game ll, 12 . . . Along with his dearest partner, Lake, Pake can certainly be crowned joker of the Class of '50! LYNETTE CHAR Fall Play 123 Spring Play 123 Hui Eleu 113 Y-Teens 11, Treasurer 123 Bridge Club 113 Variety Show 12 . . . A subtle sense of hutnor, darling original clothes, a dramatic ability, and a friendly disposition all de- scribe Lynette, a very independent member of our class. A witty remark made at exactly the right time makes her a gal popular at all hen sessions.