Punahou High School - Oahuan Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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NORMAN CHING Student Court Chief justice 125 Student Council 125 Class Treasurer 125 Fall Play 125 ROTC Lieutenant ll, Captain 125 Hi-Y 10, 115 Glee Club 10, 125 Volunteer Service Award 11, 125 jr. Carnival 115 J. V. Basketball Man- ager 105 Track 10 . . . One who never suliers from the six-weeks blues is the future presi- dent of the bank, Norman Ching, our patient and ellicient class treasurer. CONSTANCE CLARKE Burlingame High, Burlingame, California, 115 Chapel Committee 125 Hui Eleu ll, 125 Aquacade 125 Operetta 12 . . . That serious look denotes anything but a serious per- sonality-it merely means Connie's the type who works for what she wants. Connie's done well for herself since she came to Punahou, both in making a name for herself in school and rounding up a good number of friends. YI-CHUAN CHING Peking American School, Peiping, China, 105 Forum Club 12, Science Club ll . . . Yi-Chuan is an intellect who can speak lluent Chinese and get an A+ in his senior theme. Hail- ing all the way from Peiping, Yi-Chuan brought some of the wise philosophy of his country, and proved that study and hard work pay. His carefree attitude outside of class is evidenced by the fact that whenever there's mischief afoot, he's game. N , r -' , 'ng V 0 FV U . Vfw' WATSON CLIFFORD ' Theta Pi 11, 125 Fall Play 10, Stage Manager 11, 125 Spring Play 10, Stage Manager 11, 125 ROTC Lieutenant 125 Variety Show 10, 11, 125 Backstage Crew 10, ll, 125 jr. Carnival 115 Thespians 11, President 125 Rotary Award 12 . . . Good ol' dependable Cliff can always be found working his head oil backstage in Dillingham, doing any of the million things required of a good stage manager. -V 5. RQ 'M BERYL CHUN Benjamin Parker High School, Kaneohe, Oahu, 115 PGAA Letter 12 . . . Beryl could get an A in any subject with her hands tied, for what this petite wahine lacks in muscular build, she makes up in grey matter, Her conscientious nature makes her an essen- tial helper backstage as well as an ideal student. We'll always remember her as the tiniest but most active kid in gym. MARTHA LEE CONGER Student Council 125 Assembly Committee 115 Social Committee Chairman 125 ROTC Spon- sor I25 Hui Eleu 10, ll, Treasurer 125 PGAA Letter 10, 115 Aquacade 10, ll, 125 Bridge Club 115 Booster Club 105 jr. Carnival 115 Fall Play 125 Swimming ll, 125 Theta Pi 12 . . . Martha Lee, a popular member of the swim team, is a welcome addition to any crowd because of her enthusiastic coopera- tion. s 2' 5

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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.

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'x DIANE CONNER Fall Play l2g Oahuan Portrait Editor 12, Hui Eleu l0, ll, l2g Aquacade ll, 123 Bridge Club llg Booster Club l0g jr. Carnival ll . . . Diane, a miss with blue, dreamy eyes, has her little finger in every social event on campus. Thcre's never been a time when a couple of guys haven't had a crush on her at the same titne, and knowing her good-natured charm, it's no wonder. ALLAN CRAWFORD Hilo High, Hilo, Hawaii, l05 Wilcox Hall ll, l2g Cribbage Club ll, Golf ll, 12, O Men's Club ll, l2 . . . Mynah Bird is defi- nitely one of the Wilcox gang, having entered school with an Indian crewcut-leftover from the Dorm initiations. He was noticed by the females because of this fancy cut, but strangely enough the interest never left, even when the cut did. JEANNE COOK Thomas jefferson High School, San Antonio, Texas, llg Aquacade I2 . . . jeanne's our Texan representative coming all the way from San Antonio. Making a long trek from Schofield every mornnig, she's one of the lucky kids who has a legitimate excuse for being late to school. Her artistic talent was greatly admired by us when she painted her own bamboo printed draperies. ROGER CROWELI.. Ka Punahou 125 Hi-Y 103 Art Club 12, Ten- nis Club l2g Glee Club 10, llg Variety Show llg Operetta I2 . . . Roger, ever in the swing of things with his uke in hand, has always taken an active part in Hawaiian programs on campus. His mumbled comments in the back row of economics make everyone look forward to that unpredictable class, just as his sarcastic jokes make him a favorite at parties. Sax v , sf X WILLIAM COWELL Hi-Y 10, ll, 125 Rifle Team 10, llg Swimming 12 . . . Tall, blond Billy, better known as Skip, is a member of the Waipahu gang. He is usually found fooling around, but in his more serious moments he can be discovered spear fishing. A speedy and energetic swim- mer, Skip will certainly be missed by the mermen next year. Bill has given his all in every sport in which he has participated. ROBERT CUSHNIE Science Club 10, llg Football 12, Basketball 125 Baseball I2 . . . A pleasure to have in any class is Cush, who keeps 'em laughing with his original speeches. He can keep class go- ing all by himself, asking questions and learning, the answers so well that anything below an A is pretty bad. Cush has won the nickname of Rubberman because he doesn't seem to know that his body belongs with his head.