Punahou High School - Oahuan Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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NANCY DAVIS Masters School, Dobbs Ferry, New York, 115 Student Council 125 Hui Eleu 125 Aquacade 12 . . . Returning after an absence of two years, Nancy promptly re-established herself as one of Punahou's indispensables. The cynicism of this breast-stroker on our swim team is forever a source of fun to her team- mates. Her rare ability to laugh and be sad at the same time stamps Nan as really out- standing. SUSAN DENSLOW Ka Punahou 10, ll, 125 Hui Eleu 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 115 Aquacade 10, ll, 125 Booster Club 105 Glee Club 125 jr. Carnival 115 Backstage Crew ll, 12 . . . That little girl always seems to be doing a million things at one time. If she's not singing in a Glee Club production, she's swimming in an aquacade. Her efforts on the K.P. staff were of great importance to all its members. VIRGINIA DAVIS Oceanside-Carlsbad Union High, Oceanside, California, 115 Fall Play 125 Aquacade 12 . . . Ginger is proof enough that if you've got anything on the ball, you can make it show in one year. She can hardly be considered new, because she has contributed enough in class activities, starting with the Aquacade and ending with a helping hand in com- mencement, to really belotig, and then some. MARGARET DEVELSCHOW Theta Pi 10, ll, 125 Fall Play 10, 11, 125 Spring Play 10, ll, 125 Forum Club 105 Hik- ing Club 1l5 Variety Show 10, ll, 125 Back- stage Crew 11, 125 Thespians Vice-President 12 . . . When not shouting orders as director of a play or knitting her vivid creations, Devie can always be counted on for a laugh with her never-to-be-forgotten comic interpre- tations of Macbeth. ff? , x .5451 DOROTHY ANN DENISON Rally Committee 105 Hui Eleu 11, 125 Spring Play 125 Fall Play 125 Operetta 12 . . . Always on hand with a scrumptious lunch chock full of wonderful stuli, Dorothy is a wahine who is delinitely popular at lunch time. Good- natured and full of fun, she's one of those hailing from Waipahu, and in keeping with their reputation, is nutty as a fruit-cake. jovcla DIMOCK Hui Eleu 10, 115 Aquacade 10, 11, 125 Art Club 115 Volunteer Service Award 115 Fall Play 12 . . . Quiet, blonde joyce possesses a charming personality which accounts for her numerous friends. Because of her artistic in- clinations, joyce's work is always on display, whether exhibited in an elaborate dress de- sign or a simple scratch on the teacher's polished desk.

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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.

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54 DIXIE DRIVER Student Court 125 Hui Eleu 10, ll, 125 PGAA Letter ll, Treasurer 125 Aquacade 10, 11, 125 Bridge Club 115 Fall Play 125 Baccalaureate Chairman 125 Theta Pi 12 . . . A tall, good- looking blonde with a gorgeous complexion is this Kahala wahine whose speeches in English about her pet Mynah bird have kept us spellbound. I-Ier enviable wardrobe in- creases by approximately two dresses a week. BEVERLY DWIGHT Rally Committee 10, 115 Fall Play 115 Oahuan 125 Y-Teens ll, Treasurer 125 Aqua- cade ll, 125 Variety Show 10, ll, 125 Jr. Car- nival 1l5 Aloha Week 115 May Day 10, 11, 12 . . . She loves to paint and draw, dream dreams, and read romantic, fascinating books -that's our Dwight. Her gracious hula has become as much a part of our May Day pro- grams as the presence of the queen. ARTHUR DUFF Tennis 10, ll, 125 Band 10, ll, 125 Dance Band 10, ll, 125 Variety Show 10, ll, 123 ROTC Lieutenant 12 . . . Arthur, our class traveler, finds time for pulling up the Congo, sleighing across Alaska, and piloting a plane between classes. During his spare time he has become a prominent member of the Dance Band, a three year letterman in tennis, and a judo expert. BLAIR DYSON ROTC Company Commander 11, Battalion Commander 125 j.V. Football 115 Football 129 j.V. Baseball 10, 115 Senior Privilege Com- mittee Chairman l2 . . . Blair can certainly play the capable and unerring Battalion Commander in ROTC, but in class, no one would guess that this punchy guy could ever claim the rank. This wonder of the class may be entitled our Dr. jekyll and Mr. Hyde. 5-H4 - ' -11.1 -2. -. I-. JOAN DUNI-IAM-1 -V . - - S 1-Iui ,Ele 40' B Q r Club 105 Glee b 12: Theta iii' 155 raiiirlay 12? spring' 125 Aquaclde l?VQrEt:oy Show-,LZ . 3iap?i'L'-C D-'lk gal inbllfit ass w fdhfejm she cuts er air, really goes all out a d a ond ful job of im. Her darling l.a1?.if2'W..,-.,...n....1. of ity is the envy of many, but somehow or , . otherljoans the only om.-av n'set it off just right with her deep dimples and smiling blue eyes. j0AN EDWARDS Monmouth High School, Monmouth, Oregon, 115 Castle Hall 12 . . . We remembered joan for her outstanding contagious laughter in j.A., so when the news reached Castle Hall that she had returned, everyone welcomed it. A Kauai wahine and no malihini, she's been a master of the hula and the uke since way back when. The gals at the dorm never for- get the mean competition she olfered in table tennis. ,db-r Xb