Radford High School - KA POE AEA Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1963 volume:

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Z adnzfij WW La f 75144 may 41260 tfdfffff 4737 t f 3 I .fffuf Qffwofy ffm 41? C 'fm 5' J L QQ 'E ,f 5- 241, 3Jf'fAC'fp0! fig, RADFORD HIGH SCHOOL !pf74,z9f6f?7l5'f6 7 X f, 7 -Q 6136, , pub h By Th l K7 LX? Qayffi, Cfolfuw X ,r P0 L AE A sr f5,,f,gw U5 I Ca, 7 Z, ff . ' foig fidff fdyytfcf fwfr! L 4 , i f L L 1 MLM? Cfffff? JN L l UL? f LL+2, y' ell of 95,5 tl? My OU if Q7 fmt st W Q l if L Qpygllffrf dogg? fig? yield it a LO, I 0- rs Foreword On the surface, life at Radford seems to be like that at any other school on the Island, however, all Radmen have one purpose in common: to build Rad- ford's reputation. The maior setback in reputation that was encountered by Radford a few years ago caused the school's morale to sink to a low ebb. The administration and teachers have worked hard to give the necessary guidance to build our reputation to its present high level. The students of Radford have taken upon themselves to help the school earn the reputation that it now enioys: that Radford is an outstanding school among the other great schools. The many service proiects that the students have undertaken are typical of the de- sire to do good: visiting the patients at Tripler Army Hospital, the fashion show that was put on for charity, the book drive, the five-day walk-a-thon for the Senior Patio, the Books for Rad- ford bake sale put on by sophomores, and the canned food drive. T'he same desire to do things for the good of Radford prevails in scholastic work and in sports. The lyrics of the Alma Mater pre- sent this pride and loyalty that Radford students feel toward their school. It is because of this that the Alma Ma- ter was chosen as the theme of the 1963 Ka Poe Aea .Zi 27, , ..-H, Y ill 47' fm, ' i'il,?l fi' .-L,? fl, ll . ff an gf ff . . , . , f f., , , I 'Wi i',' 4 'Y f , . if . 421 ff , J f ff! ff? I ' 45, 4, if fff 5 Z i I A Nl X X Qx Q X5 X 4,35 f. .lx 3- N5 25 ,,,, , , A A ,,A., V Z, , S yy ' ,':i::3 A 1, , ff f J, 1 4 f cf mwfn 1 W Zffmf If' Z' , qrr, iffy, , , fb ,J ff fm X: fjlfylyf H fff cf! f ' WE, :C .4 ' f ', pt' , , f X , 4 Contents 1 P W5yiWsV op:-:ms Nb Faculty Page 7 g X f. ' Government MN Deja? ' ff , Pa 19 My 49 VA ge at X, bl MJ ' KLM O WELD Q Qjggf ,, . 58,1 2 QVQJL J WAN, Seniors Met L Ja jm Page 29 fwfffw frdmu U ,WWJ , W, g rj lf jj My jowffud mf 1' I Underclassmen W I Page 73 I Sports Wwe Wa! Page 109 L AXE QQ WQXQIVQPQQ F YD MW emeew N Activitie WVR' Page 13?6N NiJGkXQk Qggg QNX Oriagzgtions Dedication Miss BeTTy Blake has conTribuTed greaTly Toward developing school spiriT and pride in Radford. l-ler consTanT ad- vice To and supporf of The sT.udenT body has greaTly improved our school. Miss Blake has shown perpefual in- TeresT in leading and guiding sTudenT acTiviTies, firsT by geTTing behind The fooTball Team and Then by giving moral supporT To The Senior FloaT CommiTTee aT The homecoming acTiviTies, She has consTanTly urged The senior class inTo many proiecfs beneficial To The school. She has sTood behind us down To The lasT Trial and TribulaTion, and has also conTribuTed much consTrucTive crificism To all of our underfakings. To Miss Blake, who in The lasT Two years has become one of,The mosT re- specTed and belovedifeachers in The school, we sincerely dedicaie The T963 Ka Poe Aea. When Mrs. Myrna lshirnofo poinTs her finger and says, You do This now, sTudenTs respecf her words. IT is-ThaT driving force in Mrs. lshimofo ThaT made each sTudenT do more Than he ThoughT he was capable of doing. Some of The proiecTs which were made possible by her persisTenT urging are The Senior Pafio, The Walk Around The Island, and The Tree Planfing Proiecf. She has been a greaT inspirafion To many sTudenTsg for This reason we are dedicafing The 1963 Ka Poe Aea To Mrs. lshimoTo. lg.. ..- .. , Y -Y Radford High School Honolulu, Hawaii May 20, 1963 Dear Eddie: X L. This year has- been a great one Radfor' . The student body has been the greatest l have ever seen. No matter wh t ha enges were put forward to them they rose to the occasion and ' emsel s rx d. Yes, sir! Most of the teachers that you knew en u were here are still teaching, but fine staff of counselors have en th gui ' g lights uring the last year of our there have been many additio to the F ulty. fs usual Dr. Mann and the the' showe hen youllwerj here. lt is u der t I r xpert guidance that many of stay here at dford The ach s still xercis he firm yet gentle hand that us ave t - en the big step forwf llege. Y . N . udent counci has d e u h ii year that it will be quite a while ' be re f yone lo, ,s- tstandin ec r y have made. The assemblies that they onsoredflggl .cia the Albha e assembly, were the best that have ever been presen ed at dfoiglg Every e in the whole school can be proud- of t eip Student cou il the j that they are doing. The Senior Senate has done annexcellent job this year in elpin t e seniors n e whole school. lt was through their he p that the seniors tained their n lunch tables, a private cheering sectioijyhe a eQ an other privile s. . This year go o 'la that g,radu'at'o time ifs eady upon us. Now . the normally sl 'orzs a eginnin to s w ,ign an ' ipation of the end of their high sc ol ye s. at with it ti e w r , ckqt les, and bake 1 sales, this seni class as een the most ctiv si ce Radford's beginning. Although e ailx repar g to leave Rad and o t info the world, we will never ,fo et th cl s Q adford. We w' l alway' e iyafe to our Alma Mater. Thief frxexfsljmerg so anxious to p .ve thems ves worthy of being called Radford plsliiiydents tlibey got into the sw'ng of thing by founding their own service club! theX,Saxons.X TH sophomores, Radford's largest class, held outstanding dancesefid activitiejs tx is year. The junior homecoming float was- a beauty! All W of theia events were we attended by persons of all classes and even some old grads, The Junior Pro was the highlight of the social year. On the whole the underclassmen seem to be a capable group to entrust the leadership of the school. The varsity teams as a whole, have done better than they were expected to perform. So many good players were lost either through graduation or service transfer that it was like starting from scratch, but the boys put up a good fight. We were right there, urging them, Go, RAMS, Cro! The varsity teams: basket- ball, baseball, track, and swimming fought hard for the honors that they won this year. Although they were out-clas sed many times, they always fought to the full- est of their ability to uphold the honor and the traditions of the RAMS. Remember the yell?. . . Yea, RAMS! Yea! Yep, we were right there cheering them on. Aloha, William Q--...H .-H-.,f--. -er-an--x -f 'E-f1LEfQ'fS3:T3g'?7 3k'l77f3?F?F ... ..i.,,,f ...la all Q wi. Q' e5,F?7'.i,,4 .Q?'m'i'l iT l x 'T l f 'V'f 'S '4'f5 'f ' -' 37 5' wp... lnhlv-Q: wwf yjrgjmystgglgfang sing. . . 1 MP W ff if J Q Nw WH? A Mm Wwgiiw K Wim J, W wi 5' W W W M W HM Cgififf QW ? XX X, ACQLTM f ANDX AD IHISTW Mgffyw Q6ViQ,?QQivjKVj M ' B QD -..i - Y Y Y Y V--:1a1v:easxg -5-'f-.:m v-'Wa' LAM - M'-.W Q5 2 DR. ARTHUR F. MANN by Principal During his Tive years of devoTed service To The sTudenTs and TaculTy oT Radford High School, Dr, Mann has done much To gain The admiraTion of all. EveryThing he does is for The good of Radford--even The punishmenTs he hands ouT help To prepare everyone Tor The TuTure. His wholehearTed eTTorT Toward building a beTTer repuTaTion Tor Radford has noT been in vain, for Radford now has a repuTaTion iT can be proud of. AnoTher pron'iinenT figure in The admini- sTraTive sTafT of Radford is our vice-principal, Miss Evelyn Murashige. She has been The very capable righT hand of our principal, Dr, Mann. ThroughouT The five years of Rad- Tord's exisTence she has served faiThTully. She is always ready and willing To lisTen To The sTudenTs and Their problems in an under sTanding way. MlSS EVELYN MURASI-llGE Vice-Principal One of our three counselors is Mrs. Ruth Ballard, who always listens to your problems with an understanding heart. x Got problems with tardy slips? Well, then, Mr. Albert Wills is the man to see. mlmmilii mmm we A faithful, persistent worker is Mrs. Nora Shiroma, our school reg- istrar. .liege Mrs. Olive Murakami, one of our coun- selors, is always ready to take time out to listen to our problems. She also is in charge of programming' assemblies. Mrs. Hisako Higuchi, health co- ordinator, is with us only three days a week, so she is swamped with health work when she is here. 9 Devoted to the work of making Radford's library a good one, Mr. Henry Tyau has untiringly strived for the type of library we of Radford would like to have. flfllww llofflwfyifw .4-ld Jusf graduated from Kalani High School, Miss Sharron If you are having trouble with your locker, Mrs. Carmen Monma is doing her iob as clerk typist like an old-timer. Castillo is the woman to see in the office. She also handles the bookkeeping for Radford. A person we cannot do without is Mrs. Patty Nomura, whose iob is to help Radford run smoothly by supervising the office staff. swag. If Off is YOUV 90Ul in life. MVS- Elise Mr. Raymond Akahoshi teaches short- Ab -'N is the leachef for YOU T0 See' hand. He has the big job of advisership She is adviser of the Art Club. gf the Pep Club, Woodshop is the place Mr. George Ara- Mr. Roy Aratani teaches trigonometry. kaki spends most of his time. He also works devotedly for the Athletic Council. Mr. Roger Bellinger, speech teacher, is an Our drama coach, Miss Betty Blake, also interesting person to listen fo. teaches English. The Regents claim her as their adviser. A finer coach you'll never find in Mr. James Alegre. He teaches P.E. too. Chemistry is the field Mrs. Katherine Arcltani is interested in. She advises the Chemistry Club. The adviser of the freshman class is Mr. William Bryant, the Spanish teacher. He is the adviser of the Freshman class. ll I if 5 2? 5 K f Z Mr. Donald Chung teaches world Mrs. Margaret Casey teaches Latin, history and advises the iunior class. and advises the Latin Club. L is L sssi ,ff L, f4.,,,,' , I ,a,.4f1,fW1Z , . ,. ,. , , , ,J ' WWW' ' ff: ,-i'- ,. , i-,- f-,- 1 W ' - - . f 'i,, . A . 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' 0. ...yew-A Mr. Thomas Frazier is a Senior English Mrs. Jean Gunnells advises the Thalians and Mrs, Mildred Hqngokq is gn expen Teacher. teaches English. in biology. i2 Figures, figures, figures-is all Mrs. Nancy Higa can think about when she gets into one of her discussions on bookkeeping. The wonderful teacher who has helped so much with the cover for the yearbook is Mr. Charles Higa, who teaches advertising art. lf you are worried about all the goings on in your head - Mrs. Myrna lshimoto is the one to see, for she teaches psy chology. She is adviser of the Delta Phis and the speech clu b. . ,,.'ri ,a W a djiberlgot Mrs. Eleanor Kawakami is very busy advising the Y. F. C. and being in charge ot the iunior prom. ey-ww-fffmwawf Z W! g , f cf if Mr. Logan Kadomoto is Q devoted mqfh feqche,-i Lift high, all voices, is what Mr. John Jordan is known for. He teaches chorus and band. Mrs. Jeanne Kimata is advising the Mr. Donald Kimura, our baseball coach, also Mr. Robert Kimura advises the Esquires Les Chrvstales and Freshman Edi- teaches physics. and manages the bookstore. ' I3 til ., lm... ..wQ..HL.1.L .,...ML.. ... ,.o...-.L'.. .4 .... ,Manga Mrs. Barbara Koizumi's patient ways have made th,e,lG i4 Not only does Mrs. Mitsuyo Koelkebeck teach homemaking, but J A! J she is also the busy adviser ot the Student Council and the senior and girls' P. E. very popular. , WO 7, Ulf M class. , F Vg, A qjl gif I his l j , ' 7il ,L,4fw'i ff X Ley lfgfgrfttff y gflflfi ykfffvftnftdf j e, ,v .7 T, 5' t--7 l 4Q'l'f:7' l ' f 'X flkvj f 47 l l' ll ,U W! mXL,,L5 , Lf' LT, A Kaffe? X, ,VV ' Q .cz ' N ill! 7-IN M ,mf ,f1:'. ,f HV' f,f ' 1 72. in A 43 J,,Lff ,L sf If yi go ,fy 1 dj I i7 y 'mx Llc I I-!L',7,l,l vp V 4 ,Lf fe M19 X' , lg!! l J fx sf' fi y , rf ,,, W ' Q gif W ,fi ll fig M it Cyl 'L' 'If ' G ' l , li ' . XJ f' , vlfblf 'iq fV!V,7 I Lf f?x1fAlLjJ 1, 1 f .X-lg ' Precision--that's Mr. Ronald Kurokawa's 'guide-word ' ' , in Teaching typing. , Happy, friendly, and helpful leven in testsl, Mr. Ray Madison makes algebra and geometry easier than they should be. Miss Jane Mulkern was not seeing things when she saw her stu- Whery Mr. Morris Masuda talks about plants, he knows what he's talking about. I dents wearing red A's-the Scarlet -Letter. She is the delight of freshman civics students. Her Pep Club co-advisership is greatly appreciated. Mrs. Frances Nakamurcfs name is almost synonymous to sophomore class adviser, they can't do without he-' Mr. Roy Nishioka teaches physical science and helps the Les Coquettes. History and civics are Mr. Robert Naka- sone's subjects. He represents Radford s chapter of Federation of Teachers. A new French teacher is Miss Marjorie Gdessey, who is in charge of the French Club. Bookkeeping and business law are Mrs. Myrtle Oshiro's subiects. of the Biology Club is Mrs. Esther Nolan. She is the science depart- ment head. Sewing is a very popular class with Mrs, Yasue Okino in charge. Junior Red' Cross is Mrs. Okino's specialty. Politics and American Problems are the fields Mr. Daniel Okuda is Mr. Alfredo Padilla teaches freshman higher math and is also interested in. adviser ot the JPO's C.A.P., and' the Audio Visual group. Mr. Hiram Say who teaches biology is also adviser of the Future Nurses. Mrs, Sadie Sessions teaches algebra. She is adviser of Future Teachers of America. Mr. Stan Shimabukuro teaches typing, and helps advise the Pep Club. Mr. Harry Shimada teaches auto mechanics. The Torquers, an auto mechanics club, is under his advisership. dfuufiuiyefbgyivfible ' - - - A new teacher this year in iunior English and American Problems is Mrs. Jean Stottlemeyer. Having you a midi MAN Wim, MQ l s 6 -. ll Lkjlflf L e asco is na ig ori o n xl or Sh ng a ea ers QQSQRHQQBQQ QMNQQ mm View-Q N Us-Ulf Mrs. Victoria Tamura is a freshman civi fe c KJUQCWX i ll? 94 A Xu Our newest language in The curriculum, Russian, is ay Mr. Edmund Woolford. He is also adviser of the Club. C mkw dow NW oflibl 3 ugh? Q'lx E Wpiw, KJSQLQ' lily J Mrs. Edith Fellezs Mrs. Chiyoko Higa ' Mrs. Tokiko Myers 'l .' ' A' 1.5 , 4 f f r ' M- , W , if if ' ' .Q Q V V' I 'QQ ij if .2'41J'., if J, i y of if S.. we fir, 'Jw -f ef R ' :r 'l'f i , we A' T ,X'g,f?,tffff1t ,lx rn - efw1f1vn.s'l rr: ' ' . f.. 51,7 5' f ,.- 'fix 1 ' , , J'-U lf' Y' 9y K ' X I1 -' V , 1 ' W' .lk -446 f' 4 t f y aywa' ., r,,. ff, f H , vii' ' - . ' 259, ,J if ', W3 ' - , ' 1 Mff- 1 f ' 5 Iii'-,Wvm -r. '- I . ff 1' X H 'wi H ,A T I , I ,,,V 4 f q x 14,11 I-'Q 4 .. V f . 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Radtord's Junior Police Officers are responsible tor controlling trattic so that students can cross the streets safely. They have the right to give citations to .iaywalkers and other violators. , iw W 4' f , JM ki 159, if d ICLVWLICM 'Q EXW 'W l 1 f ' ' ffl 'fir' 1 Lg! fj'7f'7,e'!Z V x 4 I A , If 41 fi WL ago! X Ef5!,!fiA1117 ,fd X JKQKFZC fifef x - 9414 :ff if 956 K Q! X7 Z x gg, Y' Q61 f A Q60 Kj'e4Zc'1, gf my 43 KXUWJQQYJQWK 'Z N6 Q5 C3 X Q7 dui V- Xg,D,,tqLu2f?k,U-Lug, fl, ., WMWLV17 ! -F W W W by CL 4 M f X LC ' QQ 1,9 BI ' -- I I 2 c 'S Pill ,ww-xgg vw, sauna-as-ww ,,............--..--A ...........-.Q-...-.. Q , X 5 hun.. wi 'Q 'bis f., Z! Lett to right: vice president, Henry Fuiioka, president, Sharyl Asaog treasurer, Wayne o o amag rec g corresponding secretary, Beverly Sunn. T k h orclin secretary, Florence Yamauclwip df ld Re resentatives listen carefully as a committee report is made. i Frank Spillmcln makes suggestions for improving Ra or . p m - fx .......1,... ,. 1? l I I l Council officers get ready for a long sessio 20 n, Harry Otaguro listens to a report with amusement. -J , F w k 5 P in-.1-ff if 5 fi , i - 5' . - ' E tl E it -5 A l il' ' I 1 . -Q - . as Q of .ss v M- sw iw . im. -.. ., K 2 Q 5, -. i 2 a .. . F -2 X fafisg -1' .. T .. - T it 3.-' Q! .R - F is -.1 F- ff. is' . r 2' . T .- Ext - ' .311 5752? ' .. ,, . . . ,X ,yw,,,L.y 4 K . :fx 42,4 ' 1 - . .. ...,,1,. .. .9 - . ,- ':gQg':n.?:'Q -2 - - 4 . T? v '-figsg' - ' M 1 F it - ws. . 2. . . .,:?35f':b7N N- - f . A if . H., , Q r. ww... ,. C, ' 1 '- - 9 ., -- . -- .fs-. ss. V .Nm - -f. - L . iff. 2- -f' sr , - 5 5 f Q' 5 ff? X.. . 4 s ' ' 'X . K - : f. Q sf- s Q , - . fs- E -, xg: -X .- x . . r. . 3- q - . w aa - TS' ,IL-5:f.7wf15i5'::5i?3? X - Y ...iv N H - If EN. 5: Standing: Clark Reynolds, Benny Loa, Gordon Miyasato. Seated: Florence lchiki, Kathleen Emery, Liane Abreu, Kay Metzger. Standing: David Oaks, Stanley Sumner, Mike Gibson, Earl Faf- finger. Seated: JoAnn DeAngelo, Farran Rosetti, Rose Togiai. Student Government Radford's Aloha Week Assembly, sponsored by the Student Council, was one of The outstanding events of the year. During November 23-25, the Hawaii Association of Student Councils was held at Punahou. Radford was ably represented- Starting the new year off in January was The Operation Youth Assembly. The month of February was exciting, for the ROI-lS Conference was held, and February T6 was the big day of the Student Council Valentine Dance. The Student Council Pri- mary Elections were held in April, and following that were the General Assembly and voting. The big May Day Assembly was a creditable project of the Student Council. In May the last event sponsored by the student council, the Student Council Awards Assembly was held. The organization, under the leadership of Sharyl Asao, president, has worked diligently to serve the needs ofthe school. Her competent assistants were: Henry Fuiioka, vice president, Florence Yamauchi, recording secretary, Beverly Sunn, corresponding secretary, and Wayne Tokuhama, treasurer. For the many activities and proiects sponsored by the organization, the T962-T963 student council will not be soon forgotten. C-T7 1 .. W, Standing: Jim Thomson, Sandy Horner, Andrella Ald, Jan Sponoze, 5 Linda Allen, James Pearson. Seated: Gina Narducci, Pat Thomas, Sandy Ahn, Cynthia Shiraishi. Left to right, row T: Jack Fun, Cynthia Banks, Pam Litsey, Pam James, Raynette Oppenheimer, Diana Christopulos. Row 2: Alice Narducci, Rick Moses, Miles Vloria, Sue Chipps, Lydia Reinick. SCRAPBOOK AND PUBLICITY COMMITTEE To keep a record of all of RadTord's acTivi- Ties, achievemenrs, and honors of 1963, The scrapbook commiTTee is collecTing newspaper clippings and phoTographs. The cornmiTTee is gaThering valuable maTerial which will be a parT of The annals of The school. - If' ' iss 'EIU ' zo Mike an B , onklin. STanding: MiTze Tanimoro, Sue Laird, Carol Saifuku. Kneeling Judy Tokumara, Jo Ann Holmes. COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEE The CommuniTy Service ComnniTTee sends ouT leTTers offering RadTord's aid To various organi- zaTions in The viciniTy of The school. Then The commiTTee evaluaTes The suggesTions received and acTs on Them. The commiTTee serves To pro- moTe beTTer relaTions beTween school and com- muniTy. They are Trying To make The CommuniTy Service CornmiTTee The besT Radford has had. The Scrapbook CommiTTee working diligently. Look aT all ThaT money, girls. Mike Gibson, Mark Howey, cmd Skip Curley. AWARDS COMMITTEE The Awards ComrniTTee is composed of an overallchairman, chairmen represenTing each of The various grade levels, and an honorary sec- reTary, who is given The righT To voTe. lTs purpose is To recognize and honor Those pupils and Teachers who give ouTsTanding serv- ice To The school and comrnuniTy. Plans Tor The year include The selecTion of: l-The Ram of The MonTh The Awards CommiTTee helps pick The Ram of The Monfh N. 21-I-he Rom OTc1,he Year Chuck and James help carry refreshmenTs for The ROHSGA Conference 3-The All-around STudenT V 4-The OuTsTanding STuclenT Council Corn- miTTee 5-The OuTsTanding STudenT Council Com- miTTee Member Hungry Radford sTudenTs ear aT The Airmen's Mess Hall aT The ROHSGA Conference. Mark Howey shows off The Ram of The Year Award. STcinding: Noncy Mc1sTellone, Frank Spillmon, PQT Weeks, Seofedz Karla DouTheTT, Jackie Mock, Sandy AusT. IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE The ImprovemenT CommiTTee proposes improve- -menTs ond secures ocTion on Them. The commiTTee invesTigoTes ond reporTs every suggesTion To The STudenT Council. IT The STuolenT Council connoT ocT on These direcTly, They receive helpful suggesTions from The o1oIminisTroTion. M is rl I W April Tonnohill and Lione Abreu. HANDBOOK AND ACTIVITY CARD COMMITTEE The I-Iolndbook cmd AcTiviTy Corol CommiTTee hos done 0 big iob This yeor. They helped revise school rules which were submiTTeoI To Them. They olso re-- vised The honclloook- The ImprovemenT CommiTTee worked wiTh Them ond gcive helpful suggesTions. luwcloiwsowwuwlw- The Improvemenr CommiTTee IisTens dubiously To chairman Fronk Spillmcin and systemaTically. Left To right: Peggy Ching, Pamela Kang, Nina Correa, Thornasine Chang. VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE COMMITTEE The Vocafional Guidance CornrniTTee does The following: I-Coordinafes Career Week 2-Makes available To all sTudenTs, career and college guidance maTerial. 3-Promofes The annual Science Fair. SOCIAL COMMITTEE This year Radford's Social Cornmifree sponsored numerous social affairs. AT The beginning of The year The commiTTee worked on The Aloha Dance, which was a record hop wiTh Bob .Lovvrie, a disc iockey, as emcee. The annual ValenTine Dance was a successful affair planned by The Social CornmiTTee. The Tre- mendous amounf of work puT in by The CommiTTee brought graTifying resulfs. Sw cojfufwpwiulbofy --- The Social ComrniTTee seems To have wonderful ideas To carry our. Standing: Henry Fuiioka, Harry Ofaguro. Kneeling: Trudy Porter, Judy Arkinson. The Vocafional Guidance Commiffee plans carefully INTERCLUB COMMlTTEE This year Radford's lnterclub Committee will fulfill many aspirations. The Committee will act as a coordinator among The clubs at Radford. Each club has one representa- tive in the committee composed mostly of presidents and vice presidents. The committee must approve all applica- tions of all prospective clubs before the stu- dent council will consider the clubs' applica- tions. Chairman Henry Fuiioka hopes to make The i962-63 lnterclub Committee The best Radford has ever had, Ann, Harry, and Glenn Try to solve an intriguing student council problem. Seated: Ann Krekelberg, Lynette Ahana, Sandy Ahn. Stand- ing: Mike Kauhane, Harry Otaguro, James Kuga, Glenn ltuku. 26 Left to right, row l: Trudy Porter, Sharyl Asao, Susan Laird, Kathleen Vance, Doreen Chun. Row 2: Betsy Miyamuro, Linda Allen, Mary Douglas, Sandy Aust, Florence Yamauchi. Standing, row 3: Bob Cochrane, Ronald Chang, Clark Reynolds, Harry Otaguro, Henry Shaffer, Rodney Kauhane, Wayne Tokuhama, Henry Fuiioka, Don Lettrell. Last row: Mark Howey, Russel Kam, alu, Richard Stewart, Dan Wise. ASSEMBLY AND PROGRAM COMMITTEE The Assembly and Program Committee has put on some outstanding- programs throughout the year. Note- worthy among the various programs sponsored by this committee were the fall Aloha Assembly, the Aloha Week program, and the May Day Assembly. The Opera- tion Youth assembly and the school- election campaign are also functions that come under the wing of this committee, lt is the function of this committee to put on programs that are interesting and timely. l L l l -l 'i l ii ,T 1 Fi l ' i J is Lynette proceeds to write accurate minutes of the Assembly and Pro- gram Committee. -A There is always a smile when Trudy is here. PEP AND RALLY COMMITTEE The Pep and Rally CommiTTee is a very busy group This year. They supply buses for sTudenTs To and from The away games. They cooperaTe wiTh The Pep Club and The sTudenT. body To promoTe beTTer anal higher morale in The way of school spiriT. They encourage sTudenTs To give suggesTions To beTTer sTandarcls aT Radford. Dan Wiese and Harry OTaguro. der is in Dan aT S . - 4 -v'fsibfzxsflgwswzweggz 2, ., K ,fs ar. sf ' Xxx X 5 Sandy Ahn and Trudy PorTer. ORDER COMMITTEE The Order CommiTTee was organized To carry ouT or- and parliamenTary procedures, Two boys, Harry OTa- guro and Dan Wiese, were chosen To supervise This work. They keep sTudenTs under rule while The sTudenT council session. and Harry are righT There To correcT The parliamenTary procedure TudenT Council meeTings. if Z 4 . , I W , f f 0' ' Q X5-,341 459724, 'WW if JH Q X Q E525E525E3EQE5E5EgE5E5EgE3E5E3E5EgEgE3E3 'r121121222rErf2f?'1?jIj,gxijljffirigE3E3E3E3E5E3EgE5E5E5E5E5E5E5E5E5SgE5E5E5E5E5EgEgE5 S5 , N N WA fm IWHIH and loyalty f JCMWWM i ws H lv , ' 0 MW U U f '0 5 if w 'D 'V Q . A ff?7' 1 1 ':1Iiif 0 9 W.,, .... W ' 1 :f:2:2:f:f:21E:2:f:2:2:2:2:f:f:f .231:2123Q.Q:,Q:Q:2:2:Q:Q:2:Q:Q:2:2:Q:Q:2:2: ' :3:1:3:l:1:?:3:f:?:5:i:3:I:1:I'-5.11312' ' ' ' ' ' ' :I:I:i:i:2:1:1:1: i ri:1:1:1:f:I:i:I:1:I:5:i:f:1:'.2:1:3:7:! :?:i:1:3:I:i:1:i: .,.. ,.,. Seniors Alma ln looking back aT The various proiecTs The seniors underfook, one finds a common obiecTive in every underrakingz To improve Radford, To make our Alma Ma- Ter an ouTsTandingly good school. Several enrhusiasfic sTudenTs and Teachers of The senior class have generously poured much of Their Time, efforT, and ingenuiTy inTo making such proiecfs as The walk-a-Thon for The paTio, The book drive for The school library, and The VarieTy Show successful. The Walk-a-Thon included Two groups of boys who sTarTed from opposiTe direcTions and walked compleTely around The island of Oahu. This was done as a cam- paign kickoff To raise money for The senior paTio. The senior homerooms conTribuTed Their parT by organizing money-mak- ing projects. Due To The inadequacy of Radford's library, a book drive was organized by several enThu- siasTic seniors. Thousands of books were collecTed after can- vassing hundreds of homes. Seniors as well as some under- classmen parTicipaTed in This proiecT, which proved To be very successful. l i l l i 1 Ml ll l'v Work For Mater The seniors showed their will- ingess to work together. But ta- culty support was also a major part of the success of the proi- ects. Generously, teachers spent much time on the book drive and the patio. Encouragement played a vital part in keeping the enthusiasm alive, and from what greater source could this be obtained than from respected teachers. An outstanding senior class proiect was the variety show, Backstage Two capable sen- iors chaired this activity, which was open to the student body as well as the public. All the plan- ning, rehearsing, and publicity brought good results, as the au- dience enioyed the show yery much. 4 ' it r lx xg xr, X Y s I dltli lf ' P i 4. iw 'JK ' 'tl '7 x, ,. I , ,i ,y , Nl I ,, ' ky il: If l ii l ' K. , . 1, , ,J , ll ,i if I I I' 1 N l 1 l I , 4 , r in 1 4 1 . - z., , ' 1 l l - l l I 1 - , I l i , I I f C 'J ' ' i t' ,I V i-U i 't 'A l 'll' , 4 tl l lr. .. i Q ' 'l' H ,V - l l , i it . r 4. lfl. l . .A f il ' l , N 1 ,ll C X' 1 .ll A' Pregideni' Vice President Secrefgry Befie Midler Sandra Aust Janice Smith As The day of deparTure from Radford approaches, We briefly recall The evenTs ThaT have made our high school days enjoyable. Many of us can remember The mixed feelings we had as freshmen, noT knowing wheTher To be excifed or afraid of whaT was ahead of us. How- ever, our acTiviTies: VVinTer Faniasy Dance, Class Day, and Memorial Day Service Proiecf helped us overcome our fears, and secured our sTanding as an imporTanT parT of The school. Our sophomore and junior years WenT by much Too fasT as we Tried To aTTain our goals in The academic program as well as parTicipaTe in The maior evenTs of The years SemesTer Dance Career Day and The Junior Prom All Too soon our lasT year of high school has arrived and as we Try To make The mosT of iT our parTicipaTion in The Spring Dance Class Day and Commencemenf BanqueT become The mosT valuable momenfs aT Rad ord These memories have sTrengThened our pride as seniors, as The sTudenTs who helped make Radford whaT iT is Today and we face graduaTion vviTh honor and presTige as we leave our Alma Mafer SENIOR SENATE William Left To right row 1 Mary Anderson San y us Tannahill Karla DouTheTT Arlene Sfouf CynThia Lee Carol Saifuku Luanei Mace Row 3 BeTh Childers Samuel Morse Rodney Kauhane Arnold James Benninger Don Gard Tom Lowe Mark Howey Clyde Curley Benny Loa Frank Spillman Adviser Mrs M Koelkebeck : , , . . . 2 T I I . I . . . . . I I f . , V ' , 1 , cl A T, PaT Thomas, Carol Holmes, Jane Coley. Row 2: Kathleen Emery, Vickie Sefzer, April i I ABRAHAM, JOSEPH Audio Visual l,2,35 Radio Club l,2,3. AGBANLOG, ROLAND Delta Phig Playboys 4, ABREU, LIANE Quill and Scroll, Sec.7 S.C. Repre- senraiive 4, French Club 4, S.C Comm. Chair. 4. AHANA, LYNETTE Spanish Club 47 S.C. Committee 45 Sr. Class Ski? 45 Sr. Class News paper 4. ADAMS, BEVERLY AEBISCHER, FRED DECA4 AHNEE, CAROL AKAMU, BEATRICE AKIONA, KAREN ALEAGA, ALUPEA ALEAGA, TALATONU ALMA' QHERYL Wahine Kokua 45 Thalians 4, Hui COTC 4 Red Cross 27 Tennis Club 3. Dmmafics Club 1. GAA 2 Red Laulima 2, ' Cross 3. ALMElDA, FRED ANDERSON, EUGENE ANDERSON, MARY AQUINO, PATRICIA Football 2,4, Glee Club 4, Letter- Track 3,4, Football 2,3,4, Letter- French Club 3,4, Forum Club 4, men's Club 2,4. men's Club 2,3,4. Commencement Ball Chair. 4, Re- gents, Sec. 4. Tm gfuwluw ,iiii-? ARAKI, ROY ARNOLD, WILLIAM ASAO, SHARYL ASATO, SHARON Delta Phi Playboys 3, Civil Air Forum Club, V.P. 4, -Esquires 4, S.C. President 4, Class President Les Coquettes 4, FNA 2,3,4, Hui Patrol 4, Esquires 4. Sr. Senate Rep. 4, Semester Dance 2,3, NHS 2,3,4,- Regents 3,4. Laulima 2,3. Comm. 4. AUPIU, VALASI AUST, SANDRA BAGANO, ANTOINETTE BAILON, PASCUAL GAA 2, Pep Club 2y3, Track 2,3, Class V.P. 4, Regents 3, Pres. 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Glee Club l. Cl b 4. 4, Thalians 4. NHS 3,4, Forum u BAJADALI, WILLIAM BALGOS, RODULFO BARNES, EI-EANOR BARROS, WILBERTA French Club 3, Swim Team 3, Class Paper 4, Commencemenf Ball 4. BARTLETT, DAVID BAYEILCHARLOTTE BAYRON, BENJAMIN STags4 Pep Club 3,4, FNA 3,4, GAA 3. Glee Club 3, Chorus 4. BIDGOOD, RIETTA BISHOP, CAROL BITLER, DAVID Biological Society 2, Pep Club 2,37 Track 3,4, Foolball 4, Delta Phi Hui Laulima 3,4, Les Chrystqleg Playboys 4, LeHermen's Club 4. 4. BENNINGER, JAMES Esquires 3,4, Sr. Sermafe 4, Class Day 3. BLANK, GEORGE NHS 3,4, Class Newspaper 3, Class Dance Comm. 4, Chemisiry Club 4. 3 9 CIO DIANE BOWEN DIANE BROWN, GEORGE BOGAC, LORRAINE BONIFA , , Red Cross 25 I-lui Laulima 35 Wa- l-lui Laulima 2,35 Wahine Kokua 4. Forum Club 45 Regents 45 Pep Club Delta Phi Playboys 45 Baseball 3 hine Kokua, Sec. 45 SDO 4. 2jTl'1ClllC1I'IS 3. 45 Lettermen's Club 4. BROWN, LAWRENCE BUCKINGHAM, CAROL BURK, PETER I Spanish Club 45 Chess Club 4. Track 45 Wahine Kokua 45 Art Forensic Club 35 Latin Club 25 Es- Club I,2,3,45 SDO 4. quires 3,45 Chemistry Club 4. BURKETT, BETTY Wahine Kokua 4. CAESAR STANFORD Choir 2,3,4. Cashier Lorraine is trying to give the right chan' 36 CALDERWOOD, MARI LEA CAMERA, TYRENE CARDOZA, ERMA CARVALHO, CAROL CASTRO, DONNA DECA 4, Hui Loulima 4. GAA If Wahine Kokuo 4. CATALDO, WILLIAM CATOBUS, LAWRENCE CHARBONNEAU, CLAUDIA CHILDERS, BETH Deltcl Phi Playboys 4. Chess Club 2,3,4. Pep Club I,2,3g CYO 3,4. Pep Club 2,35 Lc1Tin Club 2,39 Re gems 45 Forum Club 4. CHI LDRESS, JOHN CHING, FRANCES Sfogs 4, Leftermerfs Club 3. 'Members of Miss Blake's second period English class act out ci scene from Mclcbefl'1. 37 X we X -4 f Qmmf' 1 f 2 - XX x . ' if: 'S-fz-if K, ,.,k. f A s A ff gvfwgg: W nn U -3, 'l - -, ' ,f -I M42 f 'ffwxnf T if sf CUMMINS, GEORGE CURLEY, CLYDE DAUGHERTY, LESLIE DEAHL, WILLIAM A Cappella Choir 4, Forum Club Forensic Club 3, Chess Club 4, NHS 3,47 514195 4, Forensic Club 45 Class Comm. Chair. 4, Awards Esquires 3,45 Band 3,4. Pres. 3, Forum Club 4. Comm. 4. DEBEBAR, FREDERICK DELA CRUZ, VICTORIA DEZSY, ROBERT DOUGLAS, MARY Pep Club I, Hui Laulima 2,35 GAA Football 2,47 Track 2,3,4. NHS 3,4: FTA, PFGS- 4: FVSVICIW lp Choir 4. Club, Treas. 4, Choir, Pres. 4. ESQ 1'-X fs DOUTHETT, KARLA DOWNEY, ROBERT DOWNEY, SHARON DUCKETT, WARDELL Pep Club 2,3,4, French Club 3,45 Swim Team 3,45 Leffermen's Club GAA 1,25 Swim Team 3,4, Red NHS 3,43 Regents 4. 3,47 Glee Club 4. Cr055 4, 39 DUNN, PATRICIA DUPRAS, WILLIAM Pep Club 2,3,4g Songleoder 3,4. Rom Page 47 Ko Poe Aecl 4. Ugh, Ugh .... ond this is lust port of auto mechanics. DUTTON, MICHAEL EBESUTANI, RUBY EDWARDS, EMORY EKENBURG, ARTHUR Chess Club 3, Esquires 3,4. French Club 4. Stags 4. EMERY, KATHLEEN ENDO, GAIL ESTRADA, ANTONIO ESTRELLA, ANTONETTE Pep Club 2,37 Les Coquefles 45 Hui Lcxulimo 4. Chess Club 27 .IPO 35 CAP 4. Pep Club 2,3,4g S.C. Rep. 23 Kc Poe Aeo, Editor 4, S.C. Rep. 4. Songlecder 27 GAA I. 40 I iw - - f- ----'v- -- v-iv-W - -----114 niet.--nv-.--1-1.3-.n1x.-.gngqpr Ngqf:,,,,-- Y F-,,.v.,E, - Y 4 EVANS, JOAN EARRAND, STEPHEN Grad. Comm. 3. Biological Society 2,3, Tennis 2,3 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Something new in the Spanish class . . . Spanish sailors teaching real Spanish. FELTS, LARRY FENSTERMAKER, SUE FERGUSON, JOAN FLETCHER, JEAN Thalians 4, Drama Club 4. Regents 3,4, S.C. Rep. 2, Forum S.C. Rep. 3, Les Chrystales 4, Club 4: French Club 4. Class Play 3, Grad. Comm. 4. ' FLoREs, JAMES FLORES, LENA' FORLER, JUDY FRANCES Pep Club 3. Class Float Comm. 4, Forum Club Qomm, 4, 4. 41 FUJIMORI, SANDRA FUJINAGA, PAUL FU.llOKA, HENRY FUYUMURO, KAREN Red Cross l5 FNA l,2,35 NHS 2,3. Esquires 3,45 S.C. Rep. 4. S.C, Vice Pres. 45 Class Vice Pres. Pep Club l,2,3,45 Choir 35 Song 35 Football 2,3,45 Esquires 3,4. leader 2,4. 4 GARD, DONALD GATES, DONALD l:OO'fbUll 2: TVC1Cl4 2: Lettermen's Football 25 Track 25 Lettermen's Club 2. Club 2. Careful, Dave . . . we promised Mrs. Aratani we wouldn't have another explosion today. GATES, RONALD GIBSON, DAVID GLISSON, LAWRENCE GOMES, CONSTANCE Class Council Rep. 35 S.C. Rep. 4. French Club 35 Esquires 35 Stags A Cappella Choir 2,3,4. 3,45 Tennis 3,4. GOMES, CONSTANTINE GOMES, JOHN GOODWIN, LORETTA GORMAN, GERALD Glee Club 3. Thalians 4g YFC 4. Once again, work on the senior class float. GOUVEIA, AUG-USTINE GRIFFEN, JUDY Track lg Esquires 35 French Club Regents 3, Treas. 47 Forum Club 35 Stags 4. 47 Club Float Chair. 4. Putting the finishing touches on the Wahine Kokua float. GRIMES, KAREN GROOMS, MICHAEL GUESO, MANNY GUNTHER, MARCIA Pep Club 2,35 Class Paper 4. Football 4. Les Chrystales 45 French Club 4. , kv f,, ,, wQ2f,:.1-wi ky, ff QZZiZgQ , ,nf , mf V! f, AQ C ff ff '?5f4i'5'iff41Yi7 . f f A ' .I ' , , 4, ff Y 4 f X 4 , ,ff f ff! Vw, I Q ZW f pf, , W' ' I I fi ,4 Wmwwww z ' zfff ' ' wffzfzff ff' 4' ff ,Q4,f7 KI' I, Qiifm f , f 0,,4,f? lf., 4 f ff, 1, f ,f22QQZZ ' f fy- ,' S gf f 5 ww, ,nf Wz , 3636 HOWELL, DAVID I-IOWEY, MARK HYSONG, WILLIAM ICHIKI, FLORENCE Quill and Scroll 35 Ram Page, NHS 2,3,45 Esquires 3,45 S.C. I-lui Laulima 2,3,45 FNA 3,45 S Editor 45 Esquires 3. Comm. Chair 45 Class Comm. C. Rep. 4. Chair. 4. .lm IGAWA, LOUISE IKEDA, JARED INOUE, EDWIN JACKSON, CAROLE FIA 2,3,45 Les Coqueffes 4. Esquires 4. Les Chrysfales 45 Grad. Comm. 4 JACKSON, RANDALL JACQUES, PI'-IILLIP JAVINAR, CONNIE JAY, REGINA Lafin Club 3,45 Chemistry Club 4. Basketball 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Ler- Hui Lqulimq 4, Termen's Club 3,45 Sfags 4. JENKINS, KATHERINE JOHNSON, CHARLENE Les Chrysfales 4, Latin Club 4, Pep Club l. Grad. Comm. 4. JOSE, BARBARA KALAHIKI, SHEILA Wahine Kokua 4, Grad. Comm. 3. Hui Laulimci 3, Wahine Kokua, V.P. 4. lf's a ioy To fix The complicaled power mower. 46 JOHNSON, JOHNNY JONES, JOHN Esquires 4, Commencement Ball 4 KAMALII, RODNEY KAMALU, RUSSELL Football 3,45 LetTermen's Club 3,4. Esquires 3, Le'rtermen's Club 3,4 Delta Phi Playboys 4, lnlerclub 4 KAMIHARA, LILLIAN KAMINISHI, AKIKO Hui Laulima 4. 1 Af KANEMOTO, MARYANN KANESHIRO, LINCOLN KANG, PAMELA KANOHO, MELVIN Latin Club 2,35 Les Coquettes 4, Football 2,35 Leffermerfs Club 2, Hui Laulima 2,3,4g Class Floai A Cappella Choir 4. ETA 2,3,4. 3,4. Comm. 47 S.C. Comm. 4, KAPULE, AURELIA KAUHANE, RODNEY KAWAKAMI, ROBERT KAWAKAMI, SANDRA Pep Club 2,3. French Club 35 LefTermen's Club 3g Pep Club 27 Les Coqueffes 4 Track 35 Delta Phi Playboys 4. KEKONA, KENNARD KELLER, RICHARD Gordon seems to like what Wilfred and Rudy are making in cooking class. 47 KEMP .IOYE KEMP RICHARD KENNEY, WILLIAM KEOHOUHOU, HENRY I I DECA 45 Ar'r Club 35 Thalians, Delia Phi Playboys 45 Float Comm. JPO I. Le'rTermen's Club 3,45 Football 354, Pres. 45 Pep Club 2. 45 Class Paper 4. - .- 3 I I l KEOMAKA, FRED KEPILINO, YVONNE KIM, CHARLOTTE KIM, DAVID GAA I,25 Track lg Pep Club 2,3. Hui Laulima 35 Wahine Kokua 4. Della Phi Playboys, SGC- 4- KING, CHRISTINA KINILAU, JANICE KIRKHORN, LINDA KLAMM, MARCIA GAA lg Hui Laulima 85 Wahine Spanish Club 45 Wahine Kokua 4. Les Chrystales 45 CYO 45 Speech Forum Club 45 Commencement B0 Kokua, Pres. 4. Club 45 Pep Club 4. 4. 48 KOUCHIYAMA, GLENN KRAMER, MATT KREKELBERG, ANN NHS 3. Ram Page 35 Pep Club 3,45 Cheer- Latin Club 1,25 Tennis 25 S.C leader 45 CAP 4. Comm. 45 Drill Team 2. KUGA, JAMES KURAKAKE, WAYNE LAGASKA, EDWARD S.C. Comm. Chair. 45 Class Treas. Esquires 3,45 NHS 3. Glee Club lg .IPO l. 45 Baseball 3,45 Esquires 3,4. KUDZMA, PENELOPE NHS 2,3,45 Latin Club 3, Pres. 45 French Club 3,4. LAJOIE, TERESA French Club 35 Thalians 25 Pep Club 25 Les Chrystales 4. LANGACKER, JOHN LANGER, FRED Float Comm. 45 Class Newspaper 45 Chemistry Club 4. abs QN LAQUIHON, EMILLITA LARA, PERRY Football 25 Lettermen's Club 25 Delta Phi Playboys 45 Class Coun- cil Rep. 2,3. 49 Q l.AVATAl, LEROY LAWRENCE, HELENE LAYMAN, RICHARD LEAVITT, CAROLYN Football l,2,3,4, Lettermen's Club Pep Club 2,3,4, Wahine Kokua 4. RSQSUTS 4: PSP Club 3: FOFUFTI 2, Audio Visual 2,37 Band l,2, Club 4. LEE, CYNTHIA LEE, LAWRENCE LEO, GARRY Class Newspaper, Ed. l,2,4, Ram Lettermen's Club 4, Swim Team 3, Page, co-ed. 3, Class Float Comm. Football, mgr. 3, Stags 4. 3,4, Forum Club 4. Pat Minton -displays the goodies for the day. LEWIS JESSIE LIU, CLINTON LOA, BENNY LOGAN, JOHN Football 2,4, Lettermerfs Club 2, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Football 3,4. Esquires 4. T, Tltalians 3,4. 4, Delta Phi Playboys 4. Radettes l, Red 'Cross 2, Pep Club LONG, PATRICIA LONO, ADAM LONSO, ASISCLO LOO, HARVIN Pep Club 3,45 Forensic Club 35 A CC1PP9llG ClW0lI' 2,3,4. Les Chrystales 45 S.C. Rep. 3. LOPEZ, BARBARA LOWE, THOMAS LOYD, LAURA PSP ClUb 2,3,4- Senior SGVIGTG 4. NHS 3,45 Les Chrystales 45 Forum Club 45 Class Play 3,4. lt gets pretty muddy for Larry Mfnami in horticul- ture. LUDWIG, RAYMOND MAAE, LUANEI MAAE, VEVESI MACHADO, JOSEPH Band 1,25 Track 25 Foot-ball 2. Pep Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Football 3,47 WOl'1ll'19 KOl4UG 4: Senior Senate Basketball 3,45 Delta Phi Playboys Rep. 4. 4. MAEMOTO, DAVID MALOTT, DOYLE MAMEA, SALLY MANNING, CECILIA LeTTermer1's Club 3,45 Siege 4. Speech Club 4. ---wwcb MANUMA, TOAIVA MARCELLO, MICHAEL MARTIN, HENRY MARTIN, STEVEN Cheerleader 47 Pep Club 3,4. Vcirsiiy Track 3. 5P0 1iSl'1 Club 4: ClWef'f1lSTfY Club 4 Esquires 4. Junior ond Seniors do the Bunny Hop oi Guy Paris. 5 ' ' 'f MASUDA, MELVIN MATSUDA, RAYMOND 5, Esquires 3,4. MAYNARD, JANICE MAZEI THOMAS McCREADY, SALiY MCGEE, TERRENCE Pep Club Q2 Forum Club 4: Leffermerfs Club QIS: Truck 2: Pelp Club 37 Class Paper 4, Rqgl. Football 2,41 Basketball 29 Delta Spanish Club 4, FTA 4. Delta Phi Playboys 4, elles 3,41 Swim Team 3. Phi Playboys 4. I bf . MCGlNTY, MICHAEL MCGRAW, JOHN MCLAUGHLIN, ROBIN MEASEL, ROBERT RClCllO Club 23,47 l.eTfermer1'S Club Grad, Comm, 4, Stags 4 2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4. Raaltorcl seniors seem to be enioying the refreshments part ofthe inauguration at lolani Palace. MENCHAVEZ, JOSEPH METZGER, KAY s. c. Rep. 4. NIICKEI., DANIEL MIDLER, BETTE MILLER, DIANA MINANII, LARRY An Civb V-P- 2: SIUQS, V-P- 4: Class Presidenf 4, Class Play 3. Les Chrysfales 4. Track 3. Inferclub 4. ' IIAIYAMURA, BETSY MIYASAKI, JEAN MIYASATO, GORDON MIYOGA, MARION HU' LU'-'I'mU 213,42 FNA 49 S.C. S.C. Rep. 15 DeITa Phi Playboys 4. Hui Laulima 3. Com. 3, Inferclub 4. I 9 Stanford and a classmare check a fresh batch of cookies. 54 i l .gk 44,4 MOPAS, MARILYN MORIKI, THOMAS MORRIS, JODI Hug Lqulimc, 2. GAA 1. 5-C, Comm, Red Cross I,2, Biological Society Les Chrysiules 4, Float Comm. 4. 3. 2, Forum Club 4, Esquires 3,4. Kcry Metzger cds os one of The Three wifches of Macbeth. MORRISON, PATRICIA MORSE, MARY MURAI, LESLIE MURRAY, LQNELLE ,Latin Club 3,4, Grad. Comm. 3 S.C. Rep. I, Red Cross Rep. 2, Esquires Spanish Club 4, Speech Club 4, Choir. 4, Les Chrysiales, Sec. 4. 4. ,MURRAY, MONICA Red Cross Rep. 2. MYERS, EDWARD NAGAMINE, JEAN NAKAMA, JANICE Class Treas. 2, S.C. Comm. 2, S.C. Pep Club 2, Les Coqueffes, Pres. Pep Club i,2,3, Hui Lcxulimo 3, RSD- 3. 4, S.C. Rep. I,3. Les Coquefies 4. 55 NAKAMOTO, SHARON NAPIHAA, LESTER NEWQUlST, BARBARA NlCHOLS, CHERYL Pep Club 2,35 S.C. Comm. 3, Hui Regents 45 Forum Club 47 Grad. Regent 4, Commence. Ball Comm. LGUlimG 3: Les Coquettes 4. Comm. 4, Quill 84 Scroll 4. 4. NICHOLS, GLENN NISHINO, ROY NOBILE, VALERIE NOBLE, FREDERICK Stags, Pres. 4. Esquires 3,-4. Grad. Comm. 4, Class Float 4, Basketball l,2,3,4f Football 2, Let- Class Paper 4. l9Qme'1'S ClUlD 3,45 Delta Phi Playf boys 4. l NOLAN, HATTIE NYUHAI GORDON OFOIA, NANCY OFOIA, TULEI Les Chrystales 4. Track 2,3,4p Lettermerfs Club 3,4: Stags 4. 56 ei 5 ONAGA, KATHLEEN ONAKA, ERNEST OPPENHEIMER, LAURINE OPUNUl, WENDELL Pep Club 2,3,4: LES COCIUSTTGS 4: Pep Club 1,2,3g Wahine Kokua 4, Hui Laulima 3. Class Council Rep. 47 Track l,2,3. UR ORNDORFF, GERALD ORTIZ, JEANETTE OTAGURO, HARRY OTTO,- HELEN FNA 25 Pep Club 25 Spanish Club 4. NHS 2,3,4: ESQUWSS, Pres. 4: l-lui Laulima 45 Grad, Comm. 4. Science Club, Pres. 1, Forum Club, Pres. 4. l OWENS, PAMELA PA, LESLIE PADELLO, DENNIS PALUMBO, PATRICIA Foofbull 2,3- LeHermen's Club 2,3,4g Deli Phi BC1rId l,2,3,4g FNA 4, Thalians 4 Playboys 4. 57 PANAMA, LAGI PANG, ANTANETTE PARK, PERCY Pep Club l,2.3. YFC 2, French Club 3, Esquires 3,49 PARKINS, RUTHANN PEDRO, PAUL PERRY, BARBARA JPO lg Art Club 2, Tholions 3, Football 3,45 Track 3,4, Letter- Art Club 3,47 Speech Club 4. DECA 4, men'5 Club 3,4, Esquires 3,4. Chefl?l Lincoln Koneshiro at work in cooking class. PHIPPS, PATRICIA Les Ghrysloles 4. PON, MARY PONGASI, VICTORIA PRATT, SHARON Art Club 3,4 GAA lg Wahine Kokuo 4, Pub- Pep Club 2,31 Class Flow 4- licily Comm. 4 58 RABAGO, HENRY J.V. Football 2. RAMEY, GEORGE Faithful cheerleader Judy, trying To rouse school spirit. REID-SELTH, CHRISTINE REYNOLDS, CLARK Pep Club 2,35 Senior Senate 45 Forum Club 45 Speech Club 45 S.C. FNA 3, Les Coquettes 4. Rep. 45 Latin Club 3,4. RAMIREZ, KIP RAMOS., JUDITH Delta Phi Playboys 4. Pep Club I,2,3, Pres. 45 C leader 2,3,-4. RINGOR, DENNIS RIOS, RAYMOND RITTENHOUSE, ALICE RODRIGUEZ, ALBERTA Pep Club 25 Les Coquettes 45 Red' Pep Club 35 GAA I. Cross Rep. 4g Grad. Comm. 3. RODRIGUEZ, FRANK ROGERS, LINDA Thalians 4. ROLL, LYNN RONQUILLIO, MARGARET ROOT, MIKE ROSADO, RAYMOND Grad. Comm. 4, Thalians 4. French Club 4. RUTH, DORIS SAGON, RUDY AnniTa Clark ancl Gary Moore are astonished at The sight of The unknown Santa Claus. SAIFUKU, CAROL SAITO, MAE SAKUMOTO, GAYLE SALANOA, SAILIGI NHS 3,4, French Club 3,47 Forum Pep Club 3. FTA 2,3,4, Les CoquetTes. Hui Laulimo 4. Club 4, Senior Senate 4. ,new 444035. SALBOSA, ADALIN SANCHES, VERNON SANTIAGO, SAMUEL SATO, JOANN Wahine Kokua 47 COTC 4. Delfa Phi Playboys 3,4. Esquires 35 DECA 4. Latin Club 2,35 Les CoqueTTes 47 FTA 47 Hui Laulima 3. SATO, RONALD SAUNDERS, DOROTHY Esquires 3,4. GAA 3,45 Track 35 Hui Laulima 4. V The Senior Class float boasts a huge ram. SAVALI, SAVALI SAVALI, SOOSOOALH SCHNAIDT, CAROL SCHWARTZ, JAY Esquires 4. NHS 3,45 BaskeTball 2,3,45 Stags 47 LetTermen's Club 3,4. SCOTT, HAROLD SEMINARA, RICKY SETZER, VICKIE SHAFFER, JOHN Stags 4. S.C. Rep. 45 'Les Chrysfcles 45 Track 2,3,4, LeTfermen's Club 3,41 Grad. Comm. 4, Latin Club 4. Delio Phi Playboys 4. SHAFFER, SARA SHIMABUKUROI BRIAN SHIRAISHI, MARION SHISI-IIDO, ALVIN Les Chrysioles 47 Latin Club 4: Hui Loulimu 2,3. Grcicl. Comm. 4. SHOEMAKEP, KAY SHOEMAKER, LINDA Les Chrystoles 4, Pep Clu-b 47 Wop-,ine Kokuo 4, Speech Club fly CYO 4. 62 lT's Morfin Denny in this interview, one of o series with celebrities SIEVERS, EDWARD SIGOUIN, CARLENE SIMBAHON, SHIRLEY SIMONSON, RICHARD Chemistry Club 4, Spanish Club 4. Pep Club 2,3,47 Float Comm. 4. Speech Club 4, YFC 4. Esquires 4, Class Dance Comm. 47 Comm. Ball 4. SLAUGHTER, TOM SMITH, CHARLES SMITH, CRAIG SMITH, JAMES Track 3,47 Basketball 4. Terry Moore and Jeff Houston interview Philip lngalls.of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel, as a member of the orchestra looks on. SMITH, JANICE SMlTH, RAYMOND Forum Club 4: FTA 2,3,4, Latin Stags 4. Club 2,35 Class Sec. 4. 63 Y 3 ? f Zi 59 SMITH, SHARON SMITHSON, JAN SOBERANO, CAROLE SOUDERS, GEORGE Thclicxns 45 Art Club 3g Pep Club Les Chrystoles, Trecxs. 45 Pep Club Forum Club 4. 25 .IPO l. 2,3315 NHS 3,45 S.C, Rep. 2. SOUDERS, RALPH SOUZA, l.Yl.E SPENCER, DAVID SPILLMAN, FRANK French Club 4. NHS 3,45 Rom Page Ed. 3, French Club 35 S.C. Comm. Choir. 4. STANFORD SANDRA STEINHOFF, RACHEL sTouT, ARLENE STOUTNER, DAVID pep Club 1. PNA 25 French Club Class V.P. lg Pep Club 1,2g GAA Pep Club lg Les ChrysTQl9S 4: Bond 45 Rum Page 4. 3,47 Comm' BON 4. lg Wahine Kokuo 4. Rocleffes 2,3,4. 64 STURTEVANT, ROBERT SUESUE, AOMALO SUNN, BEVERLY SUWA, SANDRA Songleacler 35 S.C. Corr, Sec. 45 Quill and Scroll 35 Les Coquettes Regents 3,47 Quill and Scroll 3. 45 Pep Club 25 Ka Poe Aea 3,4. at --- TAKAHASHI, DOROTHY TAKAHASHI, MARION TAKEHARA, RODNEY TAMASHIRO, MERLEN Hui Laulima 25 Les Coqueftes 4. Esquires 3,4. Wahine Kokua 4. TAMASHIRO, WILFRED TANIMOTO, MITZE TANNAHILL, APRIL TARKINGTON, GARY FTA 2,3,4p Les Coqueftes 47 S.C. Senior Senate 47 Grad, Comm. 45 Chess Club 1,27 Latin Club 3,47 Comm. 3,45 Hui Laulima l,2,3. S.C. Comm. 45 Les Chrystales 4. Stags 4. 65 TAVUI, FINAGALO THOMAS, MARY THOMAS, PATRlClA THOMPSON, DIANNE GAA 1, Thalians 4. Pep Club 3, Regents 4, Grad, GAA 1, Pep Club 2, Hui Laulima Comm. 3,45 Comm. Ball 4. 4. TOKUHAMA, WAYNE TOKUMARU, JUDITH S.C. Treas. 4, Class Treas, 4, FTA 4, Les Coquettef- 4: 5-C- Baseball 3,4, Esquires 3,4. Comm. 4. - Pat Weeks takes advantage of the shade made by Terry Burke as they and other seniors watch the inauguration ceremonies in front of lolani Palace. ER GEORGE TOOTOO ROSA TORADO AILEEN TORRES ANGELINO TONN ,' , , , Esquires 4, Chemistry Club 4. Ram Rocks 3. Baseball 2,3,4, LetTermen's Club 2,3,4, Delta Phi Playboys 4. TORRES, GEORGE TOWNSEND, BARBARA TRACY, JOELLYN TUPUA, NINIVA Band 4. CYO 3, FNA 4, Forensics 4. FNA 45 Grad Comm. 4, Bacca. Comm. 4. UIGALELEI, TOGAMAO UKITA, MARION Uh, uh, Henry . . . no snitching. EveryThing's for The P.T.A. bake sale. VANCE, KATHLEEN VANLIMBURGH, ROBERT VAUSE, DEANNA VIDAL, JOSE Latin Club 3, NHS 3,45 French CAP 4. Radetfes 2, Grad. Comm. 37 Wa- Club 47 Biological Society 3. hine Kokua 4. VIERRA, GI-ENN VONNEGUT, ANNE I.9TTSI'I'Y16l'1'S Club 23,41 TVUCIC French Club 4, Spanish Club 4. 2,3,4, Sfags 4. Russell Kclmalu seriously explains how To Tie knots while Donald Gates 'lends G I'1and.' WATKINS, RONALD WEDOW, SUSAN WIESE, DAN WILLIAMS, CHARLES S.C. Rep. l,2,3,4, Art Club I,2,3, Class Day 3, Grad. Comm. 4, Es- Swim Team 3,4, Class Council 2,3. QUIFSS 3,47 5-fl C0mm- 4- WEEKS, PATRICIA WESCOTT, BETTY Regenfs 4, Pep Club 2,31 French Pep Club 2,37 Hui Laulimo 3, Club 3,4, Forum Club 4. Thcilians 4, Forum Club 4. WILLIAMS, GLENNARD WILLIAMS, RICHARD sw., . N. af ZZ' A A .X ,A...5X5i..5ff.iR.wg5 sssxifxxq, :glC..-r.1,::is41.sss.segs.'xm.S.i-'5' Sandra Suwa excitedly rushes to meet The deadline for The year- book while Jean Nagamine iusf takes if in stride. YABUSAKI, KAREN YAMAUCHI, FLORENCE Hui Laulima 2,3,4, FTA 3,4, Lclfin S.C. Rec. Sec. 4, Class Sec. 3g Club 2,3. Les Coqueftes, V.P. 4, Quill and Scroll 4. YOKOUCHI, KATHLEEN YORO, WARLlTO YOSHIDA, BEATRICE YOUNG, FLOYD Pep Club 2, Les Coquetfes 4. YOUNG, LORETTA YOUNG, Pl-llLlP YOZA, ALLAN ZUNIGA, CARLOS Regents 3,47 S.C. Rep. 3, Class Esquires 3,4. Spanish Club 4: Esquires 4- Council 3. ff, fi f H A 5 if f. I 4f,W,,0f f, 4.7! ,, ff f f , M ff , 177.7 X , f yy , I ff fy Q ,ymgi by, fo, , 'K' f f Of V 2935 51 0. wf 9, Wi, , 5 ' f 'f 'f yy ff. f ,ff ff ,f,1, yf ff ,Q z',,f,,ffw'f Own 'ff f, W, ' ff X X f 9 , f, fp, f f , 752' , ,, fy 'f f ff f f f 7 ,rf ff fffw f f 4 f f X fn LH... fy ,V 77, f ff 4 ,,f,,!, f, f, f N , 5 Eff f Q . ,, ,-,,,- Row I: Julia Obermeyer, Barbara Geel, Pat Trimble, Sheila Grant, Ronald Atha. 'Row 2: Iuli Faaiuga, Samuel Morse, Buddy Roberts Keritone Tuliau, Siaosi Tuliau, FRED AEBISCHER PATRICK ESPANIOLA JOAANN GILLIN . DONALD KAHELE JONATHAN LEECH OTHER SENIORS CAMERA SHY JAN LEWIS ROBERT MARCEAU EDWARD MOKUAU BARBARA SANTOS SHEILA SAUNDERS CYNTHIA SCOTT MICHAEL'SEKIGAWA MARLENE TINDELL WILLIAM WATSON ROBERT WILLIAMS L , 2 ? Barbara Newquist, one of Radford's entries in the Junior Miss Karla Douthett, another of Radford's entries in the Junior Miss Pageant and a winner as third runner-up performs in the talent Pageant, gleams when CmnOUnCed Gs a semi-finalist 72 phase. XQIZZLVZ - 1 tx My QOJi1I'1W1dLfq, WW MI I gJ1c,LL+fL-0441316 I U JU I ' ' I M LW wk KQQLM lu Ap My KU J D Guwujn, . ' gfffw Mg 056 E :Sl I ' W eww Sq2WNW www wif H 33155 MAQWVI EIOZM W U, G 2 if MLW iam M , Wifi MU UMQQ MM? W V If CUSS ETJIIIF I QZQQVWWZJ WZ? yi X Bl! I fam fffww I WMI J M M511 F 0 Slllllell gym Sify! my IIAIIFGIIII HIGH FGIIEVEII , SIIIG IIAIIMEII SIIIG 1 PresidenT Sue Coleman Secrefa ry Lynne EasT Vice President Don Peferslon FTTCIH HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES. Row l Stanley Sumrn ' : Chris Savea er, Gilmer Hall, Mike Gipson The i'unior'class b CLASS egan Their ' year wiTh a sTre k . a o glory, Tor They won Th T e cov- eTed m osT ouTsTancling prize Tor Their Tloaf in The Homecoming MoTorcade. A semesTer dance, Gay Paris, was held wiTh The seniors. The Ju p nnecl a number T ' Class Da nior Class la o acTlviTles Tor y, March 22. The Junior Class play, The More Clas . and whife Class flower: whife Carnation s color- green 2 Melanie Wilson, Joanne Row 1 Norfhrup, Rose Togiai. OF '64 The Merrier, was presenTed during period 4. To Top off a soc' hop was held The day The evening of Class Day. The day was an enioyable one. The 'Junior-Senior Prom, which was The biggesT so cial evenT of The year, was held aT The Hawaiian Village Longhouse. AT graduaTion, They ser- ved on The decoraTion com- miTTee and also helped as ushers for T Their gUesTs. he seniors and Class moTTo: Knowledge is a To Success. DeAngelo, Nancy STa i rway Treasurer Vickie Kiehl Pa rliamenTa rian Mike Gipson Adviser Mr. Donald Chung ROOM 143 Row T: Mary Wheller, Trudy Porter, Barbara Smedley, Pat O'Cane, Suzanne Bedke, Mary Wright, Morna Baker, Sylvia Martin, Leslie Barnidge, Lynne Eastman, Georgina Orbello. Row 2: Steve Holliday, Cindy Gowan, Sallee Floyd, Sandy Joslin, Virginia Devine, Judy Meyer, Judy Atkinson, Mikal Perry, Nadine Varney. Row 3: Michael Fleming, Don Moore, Edward Smith, Wayne Hosack, Randy Cook, Mike Gipson, Don Peterson, Bill Lister, Bill Deritield, Richard Blank, Willard Manning. Throughout the year iuniors like Bob Jodry frequented Radford's Larry Davis and Craig Cummins learn the mysteries Library. of life. ROOM 263 Row l: Bernadette Bicoy, Audrey Tobalado, Carol Park, Juli Rodriguez, Judi Hutchison, Jo Anne Hall, Cheryl Lutche, Ma- tilda Wallace, Gwendolyn Cadabes, Linda Hawkins, Detris Culp. Row 21 Cedric Tagorda, Bruce Thorp, Daniel Kachel, Rodney Romanak, David Ochs, Randall Brock, Karen Willson, Campbell Mary Palumbo, Shawn Saucier. Row 3: Tyrone Thomas, Lucky Miller, Richard Daniels, Ron Holdren, Gerard Willover, Keith Carlson, eorge McClure, Bob Jodry, Jim Mott, Neil Easley. 76 ROOM 252 Row l: Francine Powell, Marilyn Thompson, Ardith Darrelette Dandurant, Sharon Miller, Judy Fishback, aar- bara Scott, Rita Root, Janet Ballew, Barbara Herman, Aida Rodriguez. Row 2: Steve Allport, Stanley Albano, Kathleen Adric, Christine Yaeger, Jill Haycock, Janice Vierra, Toni Lowe, Faafiti Suifanua, Ronald Chung, Abner Aust. Row 3: Harry Ludwig, Leon lruin, ,Dennis Beavers, Michael Riggins, Herbert Jackson, Douglas Williams, Michael Johnson, Chris Ekenberg. Lee Jones and Sandy Brown are creating, try- Presto-a bowl will Bruce Blakeman make. ing out, creating- fg ffm X f f ROOM i3i Row i: Taunya Golden, Sandy Mickchel, Pat Minton, Esty Gard, Cindi Stowell, Charlotte Zufelt, Sharon Haraguchi, Sharon Galcon, Nancy Kemp, Paula Williams, Cindy Musser, Flo Desiderio. Row 2: Kathy Lenihan, Rosa Togiai, Fiasili Pau, Manuia Tupua, Susan Duncan, Suzanne You, Agnes Pa, Sandy Green, Cindi Shaffer. Row 3: Kenneth Tupua, John Marvin, Duane Biorhus, Bill Grebel, James Bromley-Turner, Darrel Santos, Auina Tootoo, David Miller, Larry Miller, Mike Callahan, Dennis Callahan, Jan Woodruff. ROOM 132 Row li Bobbi Luckhart, Charlene Faria, Sue Watts, Harlene Felts, Dianne Caires, Rene Santos, Alice Sellers, Connie Burge, Linda Coleman, Annette Camacho. Row 2: Clifford Chang, Robert Nishida, Randolph Young, John Spieler, Richard Singleton, Edward Carreira, Farran Rossetti, John Mulledy. Row 3: Charles Forest, Dale Guerts, William Miller, Mike Serafino, Donald Wilson, ,William Knapp, Michael Robertson, George Cook, David Morvell, Ronald Grebel. 1 fl-a,w.4v2z:::Qf l Kathleen Goodrow, Susan Cross, and Mike Costa work hard on the laboratory reports in Mrs. Ara- tani'S 'ChemiSTrV ClGSS- Juniors work diligently on their homecoming float, which won first place at the homecoming game. . . ,, ,.,,, ,,,, A Q W f f yfwmrg 4 ROOM 133 Row l: Barbara Vonnegut, Doreen Chung, June Musk, Karen Snyder, Deborah Trottier, Joanne Holmes, Ann Wolfe, Vickie Kiehl, Frances Kuba, Dianne Welk, Diane Meinke, Row 21 Don Luttrell, Jeff Houston, Ron McBride, Patricia Turpel, Dale Brandon, Diana Hartman, Janice Ellering, Pam Koehler, Cricket Mowat, Susan Lateszowski, Sue Chamberlain. Row .31 Mickey Fiore, Darrell Tsukadci, Philip Main, Gilmer Hall, Bill Curley, Bob Cahill, Ken Murray, Alden Owan, Leonard Honeycutt, Bob Richter, Tom Rickey. 78 Z ff: F iii ROOM 213 Row 1: Stephania Allen, Nancy Perkins, Sue Shockley, Hiroko Strunz, Nina Correa, Debra Palmer, Candy Coleman, Marsha Kidd, Shirley Christopher, Sharon 2: Bruce Sturtevant, Jack Mullins, Bob Roasel, Le- roy Funn, Bob Courtney, Raymond ltuku, Reginald Jackson, Raymond Caires, Steve Marsh, Don Cummings, Mike Macy. Row 3: Harold Thiele, Paul Nihei, Tom Seabrook, Dennis Wallace, Steve Warner, Joe Twiss, Mike White, Ed Erickson, Mike Reed, Daryl Davis, .lim Good- heart, Don Kreica rek. ws ft 1 fm Sandy Au usti e, intently studying her music sheet, gets rea y to sing in the chorus. Jan Maddux takes advantage of Pep Club's initia- tion day and gets a free shine. ROOM 264 Row 1: Cheryll Davis, Patricia Onaga, Bonnie Blancha rd, 'Linda Bell, Janet Spore, Melanig Wilson, Omeka Aumau, Veron- ica Miratueutes, .lo Ann Kimlorell, Bernadette Pang, Vivian Navarro. Row 2: .James Phillips, Lindsey Macornber, Carroll Northrup, Joe Maliian, Mary Lou Farwell, Barbara Burnison, Pat Burgess, Barbara Frampton, Edwinette Mokuau, Martha Wells. Row 3: Ray Pulsipher, Keder Barton, Wayne Dorean, Earl Favinger, Dennis Bradley, Oscar Taufaasau, William Corbitt, Faulalo Malae, Denny Paresa, David Launch borv. Thomas Filinv,,KQtLEm11z+,, ROOM 242 Row 1: Glenda Palmer, Gillette Condon, Judy l-leatner, Pam Cole, Sharon Rhynehart, Lee Jacobsen, Kris Mickel, Susan Laird, . , .k Harry Dixon, Kathy Hollowaye, Sandra Augustine. Row 2: Valinda Smith, Jean Banigan, Chris Savea, John Ward, Gary Ganschow, Mi e Costa Howard Richard, Gary Pilgrim, Edw rs, Alfred Tolention, Dennis Clement, Row 3: Bill Jacobsen, Bob Moore, Ron Lisle, Pete Russo, Jan Maddux, Hank Molcler, Ken Lindbergh, Fal Loa, Carl Cull. TMJ 'pfwfmgwazvtlw . Diana Ackley examines life in the microscopic world as Mely Layca Lance Don gets carried away dancing the twist. and Edna King look on. ROOM T12 Row ll Lance Don, Cheryl Bill, Susan Rondeau, Gina Ireland, Sandy Brown, Dottie Cummins, Caren Stensrud, Mary Ann J-liebert, Annette Clevenger, Arabella Mateo, Ginny Locyer, Linda Macawile, Fricilia Deasis. Row 2: Colen Franceschini, Thomas Onoyama, David George, Harry Skinner, Terry Grederick, Ron Edwards, Nancy Jolley, Mary Aeschlimann, Diana Hylton, Christine Callahan, Pat Mit- chell, Gloria Racoma, Jan Hinkley, Jean Boyd, Vicky Maddox. Row 31 Stanley Sumner, Gary Moore, Bob Thompson, Robert Naylor, Dick Rechsteiner Don Xlllnnlvarvln Pnnrlnll Alnlwnv lim Fmirfnr-ln 80 Fitzhugh, Kenton Brown, David Denson, David Minor, Richard Stewart, i e , , 1 3. , . Many boys take a credit course in mechanical drawing to 1 help them become architects, draftsmen, or engineers. Office monitors Jan Hinckley and Nancy Jolley work diligently doing the many iobs assigned at the school office. Chris Savea, a iewelry making student, beams proudly at his' creation. Pat Mitchell launches into the final operation for the day - clean up. Abner Aust tests to see if different chemicals have water in them while class- 'nates look on. Underclassmen enioying a discussion by Ele and Walt Dulaney on teenagers. Caren Stensrud and George Tonner dance to sweet music at the iunior-senior semester dance Garcons get refreshment for their les belles ieunes 'at the semester dance themed Gay Paris. 82 Judy Fishback drops in another helpful suggestion Judi and Nancy clean up after making a mess in annual class. Tw Jixmofu ll Pat Minton is a new addition to Rad- ford's cheerleading squad. Pretty Vickie Kiehl represents the iuniors at the Homecoming. oft her chair. ' ,J 3 President Sandy hn 5g Six 3 MQ President Cgfle Sugimoto 5 W N is We ss , siege XESQX Secreta ry Tyran Grimstad 84 FQ, W0 HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES. ROW l: Mike Higci, Glenn lfuku, James McGaugh. Row 2: Sonia Guevaria, Darlene Ramerez, Marilyn Duke, Gina fi' all oi' W CLASS Another year of studies, frustrations and fu n h a s gone by for the sophomores. A year of accomplish- ments began with a beauti- ful turquoise and black float entered in the Homecoming Motorcade, ln December, the first semester social with the freshman class, Winter Fan- tasy, will be long remem- sim, -izljigfi iii 'iii iii Class color: turquoise and black Class flower: white carnation Narducci, Joni Dim, Sue Pilgrim, Tyran GrimsTad, Dixie Gaughn, Jane SponholTz. OF '6 bered. Class Day included a special assembly, lunch- eon, and an ediTion of The class paper. Career Day and Class Day were combined This year. This year would noT have 'K been a success if iT were for The capable and comp - enT officers. jf fl 1 . xi T , T T L by T ljflifil Class moTo: EnTer To Learn, ExiT To Earn. Treasurer Rick Howard ParliamenTarian Mike Algiers Adviser Mrs. Frances Nakamura W W f Carolyn Abbey, Michele Larrere, Virginia Spillman, Vir- ROOM 233 Row 'I1 Larry Davis, Gale Smith, Marcia Hogg, Laura inia Dw er Sandra Downey Saralyn Laughlin Sandra Swalwell Carol Christopher, Gaylyn Ikeda, Lylene lnouye. Row 2: Kelton An Q Y 1 I 1 1 drews, Wayne Chang, David Slenkamp, Clyde Haraguchi, Harold Haga, Fred Wright, Michael Higa, Stere Murphy, Joanna Barroga ' ' ' ' ' I Cheryl Meyer, Kathy Nelson, Kathy Bullarcl. Row 3: James Hawn, Edward Buclack, Bill Fargie, Michael Llnster, Wayne Davis, Car Roy: Rick Evans, Robert Wilcox, Bertram Matsumoto, Gary Johnson, Bob Julsonnet, Gene Gregory, Thomas Phipps, Bill Jones, Kenneth Bynum. Jo Ann Holmes an Robert Naylor seem to 'Lee Jacobsen cleans out Dave Riclclle's pocket. enioy working at the cafeteria. r ffX it ROOM 134 Row iz Pam Sterenson, Dorothy Thorne, Becky Bane, Helen Na lor onnie Erickson, Sandra Suzor, Barbara Dennis, Cyndy Shiraishi, Kathy Fowler, Marilyn Mixon, Joyce Vanderforcl, Row 2: im'Harnly, Steve Rogers, John Vonnegut, Joe Orndorff, Sam Stewart, Steve W Cl e Sugimoto, Tom Arnett, Row 3: Henry Staples, Van Northrup, Paul Clauson, Pat Mahon, Leon Russel, John Moore, Mike Conklin,lKfgLB lin. 86 ROOM 244 Row I: Winifred Ramos, Marilyn Duke, Nancy Mastellone, Kathleen Kirby, Tyger Grimstad, Colleen Keller, Joni Dim, Martha Richardson, Sandra Simms, Stella Valdez, Frances Freeburn. Row 2: Dennis Long, Barry Buntenbah, Lynn Crow, Alice Yandle, Carolyn Stout, Pat Wentworth, Ginger Shields, Sherry Floyd, Brenda Stephens, Thalia Gunther, Joyce Ramsey. Row 3: Pete Laflen, Thomas Palmer, Dana Gravis, Joe Holland, Clyde Poser, Truman Carter, Harold Olson, Michael Brown, Gary Smith, Rex Blackburn. This fast game of basketball is a regular part of P. E. Daniel Zuckerman tries to figure out a very diffi cult problem. ROOM 153 Row 1: Glinda Jo Hinton, Marcie Bedle, Linda Thompson, Rebecca Kinimaka, Sharon Oshiro, Theresa Tom, Maile Ann Faria, Lovina Bermudez, Alice Wood. Row 2: Martha Racoma, Rosalie Cerezo, Joyce Moorehead, Valerie Barros, Patricia Chang, Toni Dillon, Raynel Koenig, Andrella Auld, Pat Miyashiro. Row 3: John McClure, Rick Johnson, Orin Ruhlow, William Soon, Harold Jones, John Free- man, Nick Czar, Michael Almer, John Hall, George Nye, Rogelio DeCasa. T' 87 ROOM 162 Row l- Patricia Tupas, Donna Brown, Sherry Pearson, Candice Smith, Phyllis Veatch, Bernadine Onaga, Diana Dela Crna, Maril n Van Sickle, Ray Nichols. Row 2: Calvin Ebisitani, Jerry Gray, Ralph Deatherage, Julian Dumpit, Nancy Oronemiller, Harriet Philips, Y Rene Paquin, Margaret Bidgood, Judy Bakke. Row 3: Thomas Medeiros, Earl Fulieda, Edgar Uyemuki, Franklin Altman, George Ferreira, Larry Jordan, Michael Kueber, William Marchetti, John Berkey, David Wineman. LJVGUT GUTHUSIUSIII Ib Suuwu uy iiuiu-ww-N-ig Joy.- W--7 1 R h ' k' ' ' . Gmsey' W O ls Wor mg on G Sewmg prolecl , Biologists Clyde Haraguchi, John Shockley, and Harold Haga wait for fishes which are to be used as specimen for biology class. ROOM 166 Row iz Angela Pang, Sheila Staten, Sue Briscoe, Glenda Chipps, Leslie Douthett, Carolyn Ulmer, Doreen Burdick, Cathy Au- brey, Sylvia Scott. Row 2: Karen Jacobi, Maureen Murray, Melodie Allen, Pat Thomas, Debbie Guntrum, Judy McNamara,'Kathy Dias, 'Lee Jodry, Wendy Ballard. Row 3: Wayne Cook, Albert Lary, Gary Ramirez, Glenn Santiago, Gary Gerrard, Robert Crawford, Wilson Bryan. 88 cw ROOM 161 Row 1: E'Strella Williams, Carol Cruz, Diana Silva, Bobbie Rice, Linda Fleming, Clarice Brown, Geraldine Magpiong, Merrie Lee Ackley, Gina Narducci. Row 21 Bill Spiegel, Richard Slonim, Wayne Flanders, Bruce Blakeman, Ray Duarte, Bill Morson, John Reese, Gloria Navarra, Sally Rodin, Barbara Gorman. Row 3: Bob May, Dan McGinty, Bruam Callahan, Bill Jetland, John Howey, Gil Olson, John Garcia, Mike Rigg, James Margado, Ellsworth Contrades. Barbara Webb tincls out that there is much work and no play in Mrs. NoIan's class. Basketball is one of the many sports taken up by iunior girls in P. E. f fi ROOM 163 Row 1: Pamela Roll, Michele Smith, Jane Vaefaza, Virginia Christy, Lorraine Oshiro, Nancy Cummings, Joyce Haislup, Pat Young, Paula Webber, Pauline Seronio. Row 2: Warren Thiela, DeWayne Campbell, George Taylor, James Morgan, William Watts, Larry Nickols, Reynald Lumgui, Dusty Walley, Sharon Perkins, Paula Alba, Row 3: James Smith, Peter Von Wiegardt, Joe Watson, Robert Young, Thomas Hickcox, Arthur Phelp, Sam Vineiros, Carroll Johnson, Dennis Smith, James Merril. L 89 9 ROOM 152 Row lz Margaret Aboosh, Sandra Lundquist, Virginia Barmack, Paula Kahikina, Sandi Horner, Leonora Bollman, Judy Kaimi, Gloria Brunter, Veronica Charbonneau, Sheila Dostie, Doris Aflague. Row 2: Danny McCarthy, Wayne Magle, Robert Pulsipher, Michael Kirk, Alberto Ortiz, John l-lolian, Ronnie Jennings, Sherry Lehy, Sandra McClure, Catherine McNown, Sue Coons. Row 3: William Miller, David Walkinshaw, Larry Walter, Elvin Mattson, Charles Jackson, Errol Paikai, Dan Deshotel, Robert Taylor, Gregory Thorp, Lloyd Wilscam, James Laau, Frank Ballangao. Sewing is one of the many enioyable proiects encountered in Dale explains to Joyce about the many opportunities home economics, offered by the U. S. Army. P. .,.,'. he .frv Q 221.-. S. , . Q ,-4:1 4 Q. ...., ,f,,s.,., ,.. ,,. , ROOM 261 Row l: Sandi Davis, Sharon Records, Kathleen Goodrow, Jill Rodewald, Diane Schnaidt, Judy McDonald, Louann Lee, Mary Ann Amante, Madonna Bicoy, Gloria Mills, Diana Kneepkens, Geraldine Bough. Row 2: Maurice Dennis, Kenneth Edberg, Jimmy Morris, Steffen Angermuller, Ruth Cristobal, Pamela Kerr, Roberta Lewis, Brenda Gordon, Carolyn Collins, Sandy Ahn. Row 3: George Dillon, John Quinn, .lack Piper, Bob Burk, Glenn Ifuku, Mike Algiers, Keith Beatty, Steve Mickschl, George Palmer, George Laioie, Roland Conwell. 90 4 ROOM 144 Row l- Marcella Haison Mary Manley Harriet Cooke Mich I K h J l . , , , ee u n, eri Ki patrick, Lucynda Ruley, Janice Skinner, Susan George, Sandra Brown, Judith Asato, Ju-Ann Santos. Row 2: James Mann, James Clark, James Faris, James Kardenbroch, Orlandino Tayeo, Robert Johnson, Larry Clevenger, Earl Rossiter, Candy Collins, Barbara Fant. Row 3: Richard Downey, Ronnie Baiadali, Richard Wyllis, Tom Gardner, Joe Kerfoot, James McGaugh, Bill Harstman, James Pearson, Ernest Radgers, James Sunderman, Tom Glover. Lunch time is a relaxing period for most sophomore students. l'm cornered, mutters Bonnie McCowie as she tries to pass the basketball. 10-P.E. Row 1: Gerri Lara, Edna Kings, Sandy Fulks Pat Lance, Gwe P D ' f n ong, oris Prices, Evelyn Ellington, Eilleen Launchburg, Linda Hall, Mary Kauhi, Florence Cornish, Leatrice Hart. Row 2: Brenda Gumbys, Joyce White, Priscilla Remington, Diane Ackley, Regina Norton, Nancy Madden, Guylene Hlnlile, Roxanne Walters, Linda MCCurley, Cindy Adria, Jo-Anne Snyder, Row 3: Linda Husak, Barbara Webb, Jo Mallory, Carol Price, Margerite Wenclling, Ethel Davis, Yolanda Yambaw, Linda O'Keefe, Anita Hinton, Jane Garner Kathy Brown. Row 4- Linda Neitzel Maureen Hutchinson Dixi V h - V , , 9 aug n, Carol Brady, Lincla Johnson, Kris Van Limburgh, Jo Mason, Rena g 9 l lO-P.E. Row la James Mikowicz, James Egar, David Riddle, John Watts, Matt Gallager, Donald Teves, Cliff Baker, .Calvin Ching, Harold Ellington, Ray Calentine, Chet l-limes, Rodney Rodrigues, Manuel Afague. Row 2: Milton Kapulu, Emilio Arnett, Robert Kerney, Ron Dykes, Larry Morris, Jim Creech, Sililo Pale, Guy Paikai, Cliff Culver, Mike Faringer, Tracy Bishop, Ed Thompson, Ernest Bray. Row 3: Tim Houghtaling, Gary Boardman, Ron Brewster, Jon Hoag, George DuCharme, Bill Howeton, Mike Mayes, Ricky Howard, Tom Geffert, Karl Woods, James Bowman, Paul Milas, Larry Alcosiba, Ed Moberry. JfLCCcrfytluwu MIL . ROOM 171 Row 1: Sharon Graham, Kathy Hailigan, Pat Breckenridge, Sharon Foster, Ernestina Medeiors. Row 2: Patsy Divine, Linda Allen, Susan Pilgrim, Sonia Poling. Row 31 Glenn Brown, Tom Bitting, Gary Sawyer, Elmer Looney, Ron Caylor, Gerald Long. 92 r M , ,, A ., S A,L,, , yy Sig J . xy , I V 1 , ta ROOM 253 Row if Mary Bailey, Mely Layco, Gayle Crane, Sandro Vause, Lemoe Soliai, Marsha Fender. Row 2: John King, Bill Taylor, Roger De Asis, Priscilla Weeks, Meleane Soliai. Row 3: Fred Keomaka, Herbert Kahikina, Frank Gowens, Riley Medeiros, Terry Ling. Striving to make good grades, Gloria, Barbara, Sally, and Sandy brush up for an exam. Curiosity is one of the things that make biology so interest- ing. Sandy Suzor finds it so, dissecting a fish. ROOMA IST Roivy l: lgosline Wills, Joyce White, Linda Bennitt, Lindy Hill, Donna Chalifour, Sonia Guevava, Eileen Gibbons. Row 2: g - 1 V W 1 ij 1' , .. an, Rudy Apisa, John Bortfield, Henry Medeiros. 1 v 1 in Z -wif-my 0 54 .v?:3 nf, 1 f? 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The Royal Couple, Queen Pal' Miyashiro and King James Morgaclo reign over WinTer FanTasy. 9, , The school year is work, work, and more work. Henry Mecleiros checks in The attendance cards for his homeroom. 95 l President Ricky Moses Vice President Pam Litsey HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES. Row iz Jack Furr, Dennis String, Steven Rice, Row 2: Pam Litsey, CLASS The class ot T966 gained the respect ot the upper- classmen when their tirst so- cial ot the year, a Christmas olance helal with the sopho- more class, vlfas a great success. On May 2, their class day, the treshrnen wore blue and white, their class colors. A talent show, a movie, and a sock hop were in their Class Day program. Although they spent a great deal ot time listening ancl watching the upper- Secretc ry Joan Binoco The Freshman Council in action. sw. .4 Paula Nolan, Dorene Burdick, Roseanna Campbell, Lydia Reineck, Diana Chrisfopulos, Barbara Muller. OF '66 classmen make gianf sfrides forward, They are gafheing pofenfial for a Truly greaf class. The freshmen worked hard on Their many differenf commiifees, such as class day, class paper, and giff. On March l5, The freshmen sponsored a bake sale aT The P.T.A. meefing. Through parficipafion in school ac- TiviTies They have already proven ThaT They are loyal Radford sTudenTs. 4 Treasurer Alice Na rducci Adviser Mr. William BryanT Color: blue and whiTe MoTTo: Sei' our sfanclarcls high forever we should rise. 9-P.E. Left to right, row 1: Regina Hilongo, Stephanie Sao, Mary Malaulo, Leah Jackson, Linda Johnson, Raynette Cho, Sharon Hoagland, Maria Patrocinio, Laura Kukonu, Charyl Robison, Judy Rosspof. Row 2: Elizabeth Maliian, Vicki Nelson, Beth Hawkins, Eleanor Abraham, Pat Venzar, Linda Locklear, Kathy Davidson, Tonga Keresiano, Annette Forest, Marva Reese, Maile Soliai, Sueann Hoskins. Row 3, Doreen Aupiu, Sharon Hyder, Barbara Ramaila, Sharon Rice, Cynthia Banks, Jane Lopez, Mary Kaahea, Juliana Lava- tai, Patricia Smith, Donna Caddis, Dorothy Beecham, Rita Teixeira, Sitika Mageo, Maketa Lopa. Freshmen enthusiastically square dancing?? Freshmen study diligently in Mr. Say's Science Class g1...x.x - . . N., ,fs .,,. ,M ROOM 165 Left to right row l- Kathy Sawyer, Gayle Phillips, Donna Slenkamp, Debbie Getler, Sharon Taylor, Fa'a'olatoto, Lualemana, Jeri Seil, Jeanne See, Alice Seifert, Maureen Murphy. Row 2: Debra Maddux, Nancy Kimball, Donna Piper, .Linda Mason, Lana Har- ris, Totsie Tavares, Vicki Souder, Susie Jackson, Frances Hollick, Janice Krob, Myra MitchellwR1owh3: Jim Durbin, Warren Cobean, Ron- ' ' ' 'T aid Macomber, Robert Longoria, Robert Longacre, Michael Kerr, Bill Breckenridge, Michae ie ouse. ROOM 235 Row l. Donna Lopez, Patricia Roberts, Barbara Ashbough, Raynette Dias, Nancy White, Susan Alfors, Gloria Mecham, Susan Stack, Darlene Hartley. Row 21 Linda Wright, Darlene Draper, Paula Nolan, Sherry Alworth, Siaunofo Collins, Kathy Holiday. Row 3: Larry Digara, Robert Crawford, Wayne Philps, Mark Minear, Robert Freeman, George Brown, Billy Kern, Kenneth Kcoftmen, Richard Wheeler. - l-lbf0fY monlfoff Glendfi Smith, enl0Y5 helPln9 MV- TYGU Jim Hickey, an industrious freshman, practices to improve in speed tile library cards - and accuracy. ROOM 214 Row 1: Diane Erickson, Karen Nishida, Lyndia Reineck, Joan Binaco, Marilyn White, Kathy Wally, Ellen Haislup, Sandra Regcdor. Row 21 Terry Houghtaling, Guy Childress, Vicky Wineberg, Linda Frost, Diane Newman, Louise Burkhart, Anne Staley, Cheryl Honeycutt. Row 3: Jimmy Hinton, Tom Curley, Eric Knudson, Bob Massey, Clifford Magle, Joe Winclofter, Jay Sadler. 99 ww' ROOM l64 Lett to right, row l: Donna Donaldson, Jamie Eager, Pat Rondeau, Leimomi Cynthia Strauch, Cindy Harrison, Jo Ann Bell, Linda Guy, Christine Harris Linda Willie. Row 2: Mike Lance, Stephen Kenne y, ames i y Smith, Geanne Jacobson, Sherrie Jack Furr, Robert Cochran, Mike Fitzhugh, Harry l-lanohano, George Brown, Jay Houston. , d J H'cke , Robert Jennings, Pauline Fulks, Diane Doyle, Sherie Harp. Row 3: John Shilling, Craig Killebrew, Julian DeSilva, Greg Cox, Snowflake Ball which was the Theme ot the . Freshman-Sophomore Christmas Dance drew many Smelehls who ehleYed the elehelhg feeluflhg the Freshmen Karen Nishida, Miles Viloria, and Nelson mU5'e el The ESTNRES- Kimmey help decorate the beautiful Christmas tree in Mr. Nishioka's room. 'Y KX is K io ROOM 214 Lett to right, row l: Gladys Caowder, Barbara Otto, Rose Marie Hayes, Judy'Nye, Linda 'Lanier,- Carol Andrews, Donna Hudak, Barbara Brotherton, Bonnie McCowie, Patricia Holliday, Rowella Soon. Row 2: Becky Mae Morris, Janie Kleinkauf, Mary Beth Edwards, Mariorie Lauxie, Nancy Sturtevant, Nancy Hoostmann, Barbara Jean Smith, Letitia Andrews, Judy Pringle, Masian Wallace. ' ' D' k Julsonnet, Brooks Roll, Ken Glasgner, Steve hn Stencrud, Jim Stevens, John Sanborn, Bill Records, Calvin ltuku, Jon Leo, ic Row 3: Jo Mack, John Thomas, Paul Christian, Pat Cahill. ' - iOO .A 5 5 is' 'fi ROOM 216 Row l: Linda Derifield, Laura Grady, Jan Powell, Jo MacQueen, Jessica Townshend, Marsha Williams, Jorgene Leavitt Ann Spencer, Laura Lau, Janelle Bedke, Marina-Sue Heilman, Marilyn . Row 2: Susan Fifer, Pamela Lifsey, Diana Christopulos, Nancy Ran- dall, Nancy Coleman, Helen Gayden, Karen Bell, Carol Frame Cindy Evans Beverly Bjerkelund Row 3 George Kem Dann Mahon , , - 7 P1 Y 1 Michael Kenlon, Phillip Koehler, Jere Hansen, Edward Asmus, Thomas Fiore, Jaylin Osgood, Robert Barbor, Pete Lowentrout, Denham Bowman, cd W4 l Y Helen Gayden, Sandy Brown, and Raynette Dias indulge in the womanly art of preparing break- These graceful freshmen learn how to square dance as one lclsl in Home economlcs- ofthe many activities in their P. E. program. 21' Y ,'. f T H fd-em, ' ,- fm 'W I V. A n 5 4- -f 1 ...X A YSL.. 5221551 ROOM 266 Row l- Barbara Stevens Christine Skinner B k M . , , ec y orris, Normaiean Waidelich, Gail Smith, Nancy Casteneda, Tiva Aga, Linda Lankford, Brenda Amante, Toni Aquinlngoc, Theresa Magsayo. Row 21 Miles Viloria, Robert Smith, Rob Risner, Michael Dant, Mi- chele Manning, Carol Dennison, Linda Dees, Susie Hansen, Rachel Chapman. Row 3: James Jackson, Carl Taylor, Larry Smart, Roberto Pokxgveirza, Terry Silveria, Michael DeCosin, Scott Hanson, Kent Macintosh, Michael Andreason, James Preddy, Michael Caesar, John Gi son. - ROOM H9 Row l: Tom Wallace, David Petersen, Kerry Frichette, Martin Clinkscale, Art Jacques, Dennis Sanders. Row 2: James Gray, George Vines, Steve Preston, Brian St. John, Wyndell Loyd, Richard McGill. Row 3: Pete Owens, Robert Bray, Alien Jay, Robert Worley, Robert Souza, Hartwell Kinimaka, Danny Durocher. Marcia Bedle and Jill Rodewald happily work on the snowman With the convenience of an electric band saw, Den- for the Christmas dance. nis Haynes efficiently works on his fork. ROOM 142 Row I: Sherry Williams, Teri Wheeler, Stephanie Carter, Colleen Cunning, Donna Ray, Linda Pankonin, Pat Lamp, Berni Fritz. Row 2: Mary Rechsteiner, Nancy Lindberg, Beverly Christian, Sheri Brockett, Linda Crowe, Lynn Fitzgerald. Row 3: John Shockley, Eric Gunther, Johnny Keahl, David Statler, Fred Arnold. lO2 ,, J.- , ,..Q...-..e.s11m.n.1u.szunnz:1nelf.n we , In d ROOM l54 Row l: Luella Prouty, Dorcas Schoneweis, Bonnie Lightner, Leila Fuertado, Carol Kaneshiro, Elizabeth Bicoy, Susan Lara, Barbara Muellar, Roseanna Campbell, Kathleen Mulledy. Row 2: Robert Coley, Richard Lucas, Daniel Guevara, George Doss, David D kl P l k ' ' ' ' ' rec ser, au Broc , Neil Powell, Pat Cockrane, ath Warner Cynthia Hug, Cindy Gramling. Row 3: Jeff Samborski, John Phillip, Earl Smith, Robert Morton, Dennis Sumner, Ronald crciggs, Jim Miller, Bill Christie, David Konze, Lonnie White, James Hoffman. After sewing the waist band Pat Roberts finds out that it is toc Home economics students proudly show each other large. their finished skirts. ROOMIQ65 Row l: Kathy Michie, Elsie Aga, Jo Ann Reese, Marianne Kapehe, Tammy Otto, Chris Mirafuentes, Cynthia Yorong, Linda B N' l S ' ' - ' ' ' ' urgess, :co a Berg, allie Gilbert. Row 2. Robbie Cole, Zanda Robinson, Joan Childers, Linda Stanley, Maye Ann Gregory, Belle Warde, Susan Tryon, Sandra Frye, Sherry Silveria. Row 3: Stephen Rice, Dennis Haynes, Paul Gray, Bill Holland, Peter DiMaggio, Larry Parsons, Scott Brackett, Kiki Alba, Fawn Cheek, Susan McLellen. 103 ROOM 241 Row l: Hilda Wenglar, Sharon Peltzer, Cindy Skelton, Paula Parr, Jo Ann Russo, Wanda Ruris, Shirlene Santos, Alice Narducci, Janet Tokumoto. Row 2: Betsy Ireland, Marsha Evers, Grace McArthy, Roslyn Hall, Lucille Tom, Charlotty Miyashiro, Raynette Oppenheimer, Lila Neiford, Lynette Young. Row 3: Donna Young, Marsha Whiley, Laura Lamburger, Nancy Washburn, Scott Bowers, Tolomu Aumavae, John Garner, Tom Powers, John Johnson. H ,krr , E .V ,V After a hard day at P. E., Ernest Rabago turns in i his weary tennis shoes for the day. ,Seeking information, Norm Gilbert flicks through the card file. ROOM 254 Row ir Pamela James, Loretta Culbertson, Miriam Bowdoin, Nelda Mills, Geri Maslin, Cecily Law, Jane Luke, Linda Dyer. Row 2: John Lane, Patrick Clary, John Dunston, Lene Manurna, Sandra Rechsteiner, Trudy Richards, Christine Kearney. Row 3. William Torres, Douglas Hutchison, Myron Wildmore, Jim Skinner, Michael Kelly, Michael Henderson. lO4 4----4..-...u-,... Ak-l1..4'g-xG'E.i1Al5l1l1'Hlill!1Y1R5E1 2- as -.ua Q i ROOM 234 Row I: Carolyn Dykes, Linda McDonald, Belle Ducharme, Jane Eairley, Peggy Moore, Vera Kochsmeier, Barbara Mentzer, Katherine Kagawa, Judy Crayton, Frances Nakabayashi, Sarah Sellers. Row 2: Michael Kramer, Francis Tolentino, Ronald Given, Kathy Vetter, Kathy Madison, Mary Starr, Linda Clark, Jan Costa, Toni Lorve, Luann Williams. Row 3: Robert Carlow, Richard Lane, Jeffrey Mead, Michael Richards, Steve Langer, George Ritko, Earl Shedd, Leland Gray, Marc DeSplinter, Stephen Richards, James Gorski. Attentive home economics girls listen to instructions from Mrs. Okino. Raynette Oppenheimer and Dennis String spread the Christ- mas spirit with greeting cards. X y f 'X Q ROOM H8 Row iz Craig Masada, Roger Ariola, August Teixeira, John Smith, Mike Riley, Mike Kauhane, Richard Moses. Row 2: Andrew Moderan, Richard Rosano, Sam Contrades, Eric Mathiacon, Jim Buckingham, Lawrence Kukona. Row 3: Edmund 'Ludwig, David Saito, Lawrence Aleiaclo, Dennis Bjorhus, Alan Akiyama, John Schwat, William Dwyer. 105 9 P.E. Row 1: John Clark, Steven Shores, John Farfhing, James Bowlin, Carl Fuersf, Fufi UTU, Jerry Cruz. Row 2: Laurence Fuersf, Ernesf Rabago,.Williarn Loo, Robert Carlos, Raymond Ausrin, Eric Edmonson, Phillip Bowen. Row 3: Kim Dickerson, Marases Fale, Alberl Fervilly, James Crosby, Phillip Espaniola. A tw - - James Crosby ambitiously works on his painring while photogra- Bob Cochrane checks things over with secretary, Mrs. Party Nomura phers take a candid. . . J, . J, . Ullltllf Jw Mwruav 0151 Qjjklwcj if Lbpjqji lffusoifflvjvn Wgximwiyfwlw WML, . nyc! , xioyyjfgiycw W , Qi 252 . . Z, ,, 5332532 3215 My qw-. W Mfg, W 1 -,QPF L I! wi-' 4.15 ,V W MZ! W Q41 4' 7 Q 5 KQ Wi F y Q d J R d D y B p f I1 OC1 OSS 107 i Films make work more inferesring and meaningful. iw Learning parliamentary procedure is part of freshman civics. www Cfgify, .'! 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The Rams surprised The experts' and The other Teams and ended in a Tie for fourth and a Turkey Day game. The Rams actually finished fifth, but a forfeit by Kailua gave The Rams a break. Several Times during The season The Rams showed The spark that gave Them The champion- ship Two years previously. AT The same Time The cause of Radford's losing. In games against Aiea, Leilehua, Waialua, and Castle, The last Two es- pecially, The Rams showed a strong potential offense. Even in The games They lost, The winning Team never scored over Two Touchdowns. While some students may feel let down That Radford didn'T Take The championship again, The Radford students can be proud of a Team ThaT refused To quit. lack of Team unity and coordination was The Top row, left to right: David Burgess, Eugene Anderson, Joe Machado, Clinton Liu, David Bitler, Ronald Kahele, William Watson, Ken Tapua, Russell Kamalu, Robert Dezsy, Falalo Malae, Richard Downey, Benny Loa, Robert Neylor. Middle row: Leroy Lavatai, Ronald Hatfield, Paul Pedro, Errol Paikai, Salilo Pali, Ole Olson, Harold Jones, James Smith, Leroy Funn, Mike Grooms, David Andrews. Bottom row: Henry Keohouhou, Siva'a Tapua, David Ochs, Stanley Albano, James Morgado, Robert Nishida, Henry Fuiioka, Pali Alaneida, Oscar Taufaasau. PAUL PEDRO' OSCAR TAUFAASAU OLE OLSON HENRY KEOHOUHOU LERQY FUNN End Center Encl GUC1VOl Quarterback Sff. 1Oin. 16Olbs. sff. Han. iesrbs. eff. icolbs. 5fr. 9in. 205lbs. 5ff, 'lOin. 16OIb5. Senior Junior Sophomore Senior Junior Radford . . O Kailua . l2i Radford .. . . .19 Aiea .. O Radford .. .. Oi Kahuku .. 12 Radford . . .. 6 Leilehua ... O Radford .. .. O Waipahu .. 12 Radford ,. ... 7 Waianae ... 13 Radford .. . . .47 Waialua . . . 12 Radford ......... 39 Casfle ..... 6 i'cDecisior1 reserved on lorfeif X Mr. Velasco gives lasf minute instructions To Falalo Malae and Ole Olson. ROBERT DEZSY SALll.O PALE DAVID ANDREWS BENNY LOA ERROL PAIKAI End Guard Fullloack Tackle Guard 5fl'. llln. 'l65lbs. 5'l:1'. Bin. i75lbs. 5fT. lOir1. l8Olbs. 5fl'. llin. l9Oll:Js. 51:12 9in. 'l7Olbs. Junior Sophomore Sophomore Senior Sophomore so JOE MACHADO RONALD KAHELE DAVID BITLER JAMES SMITH HENRY FUJIOKA End Center End Tackle Halfback 5 fl. TO in.-160 lb, 6 ff. l in.-l7O lb. 6 ff.-l6O lb. 6 ff.-T95 lb. 5 ff. 7 in.-l4O lb. Senior Junior Senior Sophomore Senior Even rain doesn'T dampen Radford's school Paul Alaneida does a good iob of tackling a Ron Hatfield running for more spirit. Waialua player. yardage at the Turkey Bowl ' Game. Our boys fight valiantly in the Waialua game. NX X? - W ' .mi o We ' ---' ,E N , lid J ff' f ,ff f . f XM! 42 f V ff: ,Y 70 ii ks One of Radford's speedy backs bucks for yards. EAL LOA Tackle 5 ff. ll in.-180 lbs Junior CLINTON LIU Halfback 5 ff. lO in.-T65 lbs Senior Robert Nishicla is being over-powered by Kailua Tacklers. James Morgado, fha'r's a grea? focklel EUGENE ANDERSON Fu llback 5 ff. lO ln.-T60 lbs Senior JAMES MO RG-ADO Fullback 5 fr. 9 in.-150 lbs. Sophomore FA LA-LO MA lAE Tackle 6 ff. 1 ln.- Junior 190 lbs HAROLD JONES RODNEY KAMALII WILLIAM WATSON End End End 5 ff. Qin.-145 lbs. 5 ff. IOin.-155 IIDS. 6 fi. 4 Iri.-I70 lbs. Sophomore Senior Senior Our songleaders on parade af Homecom- ing. Teammate guards while Ron Hatfield Tries for more yardage. Watch ouT, Biilerl I Rodney Kukono seems to be Iooking for a receiver. RICHARD DOWNEY WILLIAM SOON RODNEY KUKONO Guard Quarterback Quarferback 5 ft. IO in.-165 Ibs. 5 ft. IOir1.-I55 lbs., 5 ff. 6 in.-I-40 Ibs. SopI1OmOf9 Junior Junior 'QQ YN 535 f f , if Sf gf Left to right, row 1: Milfon Kapule, Ronnie Baiidali, James Morga np Mike Brown, John Howey, Bob Burk, Riley Medeiros, Henry Salanoa. Row 2: Tim Houghtailing, Earl Fuiieda, Tom Gefferr, Richard Wyllis, Mike Fitzhugh, Larry Morris, Earl Smith, John King Harold Jones. Row 3: Larry Alcosiba, Jack Furr, Edgar Uyemuki, Mike Anderson, Mike Caesar, Cliff Culver, Mike Higa, Jody Willis Sam Viveiros, Glenn Zimny, John Phillip. Radford Radford Radford Radford Scores . . .21 Waialua ...IZO Waipahu ... 6 Aiea .. Radford. . .13 Kailua . ...34 Kahuku Radford. . .40 Casrle . Radford.. .19 Waianae COACH JAMES ALEGRE Co-captains Mike Higa and Henry Salanoa This year's Junior Varsify certainly seemed 'ro be a promising Team wifh greai pofenfialifies. Nexf year's Varsify should Turn ouf To be an oufsianding Team. The Junior Rams losi only Two our of seven games-a good showing indeed. They gof greaf help from Coach Alegre, who was able To give Them a loi of confidence. Good work, Junior Rams. li8 -W--Q-'-N-M' www-S--wg S Row i: Angie Torres, Joe Machado, Doug Erickson, Glen Zimny, Rick Williams, Dennis Padello, Ron Haffield. Row 2: William Wafson, Ken Tupua, Don Kahele, Mike Hayes, Niniva Tupua, HerberT Kahikina, Riley Medeiros, Richard Downey. AAanager David Bifler Varsity Basketball RadTord's varsiTy Ram cagers ended up Their baskeT- ball season wiTh a 9-3 Won-loss record which enabled Them To enTer The STaTe BaskeTloall Tournamem' as The Rural Gahu lnTerscholasTic AssociaTion runnerup Team. The Rams copped The consolaTion TiTle in The STaTe Tour- namenT, which was held on March l-3, by scoring im- pressive vicTories over The Molokai Farmers and The Tro- ians from SainT AnThony High School of Maui. Their only loss in The STaTe TournamenT came from The Kameha- meha Warriors, The Honolulu lnTerscholasTic League champions who wenT on To win The STaTe Championship TiTle. During ROIA compeTiTion, The Rams scored Tour vic- Tories in a row before being upseT by CasTle's KnighTs, 5l-47. The TirsT Tour vicTories were over The Kailua Surf- riders, 31-30, The Waianae Seasiders,.6O-44, The Aiea Aliis, 53-33, and The Kahuku Red Raiders, 54-46. The Rams conTinued winning over The Leilehua Mules, 54-4l, The Waipahu Marauders, 49-46, and The Waialua Bull- dogs, 58-35. RadTord's regular season record was 7 wins wiTh only one loss. Their record enabled Them To play in The round-robin series Tor The ROIA championship. The Wai- anae Seasiders edged The Rams 42-40. The Rams blun- dered Kailua's Surfsiders, 45-35. The Waipahu Ma- rauders clinched The ROIA baskeTball crown when They eked ouT a 46-42 vicTory over The Rams. The loss puT The Rams in a Tie Tor second place wiTh The Waianae Sea- Zgiers. The Rams ripped The Seasiders by on score of 63- Coach James Alegre DENNIS PADELLO RON HATFIELD Senior 5fT. Bin. Senior 5fr. 8in. f' f , z :Q 'Qi I ANGIE TORRES GLENN ZIMNY DONALD KAI-IELE Senior 5fT. 6in. Sophomore Sff. iOin. Senior oft. Sin. WILLIAM WATSON RILEY MEDEIROS MIKE HAYES Senior 6H. 5in, Sophomore off. Iin. Senibr 6fT. 4in. KEN TUPUA DOUG ERICKSON Junior bff. Sin. Junior 5ft. Hin. QQNESESSN X - JOE MACHADO NINIVA TAPUA RICHARD DOWNEY Senior 5 IT. IO in. Senior 6 ff. 2 in. Sophomore 5 ff, 10 in Jwmrww II - RICK WILLIAMS Senior 5 ft. IO In. WILLIAM SOON HERBERT KAI-IIKINA Sophomore 5 ff. 9 in. 'Sophomore 6 ft. Joe Machado out-reaches a Kahuku player. Stretch dunks another one. The recently formed Rhythmettes display precision marching skill during the half-time at Kcilakaua Gym. Angie assisting Rick guard his man. They were there, get-ting the Go Ram spirit out of the crowd. R xxx , f ffzfwf X 5 y I ,,g,,,,f,f f, W Q, M Z W, fy ,, , 5,545 if X545 ,ff f UM ,Wm ' f Qf,.,?lmlXx wx f 47 , . i G ai df' x S 1-2-3-4-5-Heres our Team, the big five! Coach Alegre gives a pep Talk To The exhausTed buT anxious Radford boys, Kneeling: Ronald l-laffield cmd Angelina Torres. STanding: William WaTson, Joseph Machado, Don- ald Kahele. Joseph Machado goes for a lay-up in The Kailua game. Ron HaTTield chases a loose ball as Tension mounTs during William WaTson passes The ball To Rick Williams To score anofher The remaining 2 minuTes of The Waipahu game. baskeT in The Waipahu game. Row 1: Rudy Apisa, Bill Records, Henry Medeiros, Charles Russell, Mike Higa, Edgar Uyernuki. Row 2: Richard Caldwood, Joe Kerfoof Henry Salanoa, James Smith, Bob Burk, Larry Davis, Terry Ling, Errol Paikai. 'CapTain: Edgar Uyernuki. Coach Francis Fong Junior Varsity The Junior VarsiTy Team Took The ROIA championship This year. By doing so, They also reTrieved The perpeTual ROIA J.V. championship Trophy. This was The Third Raclf Tord J.V. squad ThaT won The championship. Our championship Ram Babes ended Their ROIA sea- son wiTh a TO-T2 won-loss record, losing only To CasTle and Waianae. The Ram Babes squad was led by Bobby Burk, Chuck Russell, Rudy Apisa, Larry Davis, and Edgar Uyemuki. Records goes Tor a lump shoT. 2 5. Left To right row 1 David Kim Mike Higa George Brown Dave Ochs Jody Willis Lene Manuma Glen Zrmny Row 2 Tom Wallace Jay SchwarTz Rudy Apisa Wayne Tokuhama Bill Soon Bill Balxdali Angie Torres Mgr David Merrnn Row 3 Jim Lopa Jim Kuga Skip Curley Leslie Mural Dennis Wallace Jim Harnley Chuck Williams Baseball The underclassmen make up The maioriTy of The Team, The only reTurning leTTermen were James Kuga, Wayne Tokuhama, Angie Torres, George Brown, and Jay SchwarTz. TogeTher, The boys have displayed fine Teamwork and have s h ow n enThusiasm ThroughouT The season. They have earned The TiTle of ValianT Radford Rams. Although Radford Took The number Two spoT lasT year, iT looks as Though This is going To be a year for The championship. Dennis Wallace and Angie Torres are showing good form, as The yearbook goes To press. I say he s oufl Nice caTch, Jayl - Milli.-,TL Slugger-George Brown Dennis and Angie, our top pitchers. Leslie, ready To make a homerun James gefs The high one! Jody reaches for a far one! l've gof if! W Shorrsfop Rudy Throws an easy one fo Glenn. 127 ,, mu . f ' , ,h ,L f 'h A 4 Jilii .. ' , f'Q'ff1i ,fwr'f ' fi ' 9' T .,, . ifrvf 21- ,..,, f . 'L A ff COACH COACH MR. JOHN VELASCO MR. LAWRENCE CHUNG Co-captains Randy Cook and Henry Keohohou Track ProspecTs for The Track Team This year are fair, con- sidering The youTh of The Team, wiTh many freshmen and sophomores and very few seniors on The Team. . Among The ouTsTanding boys in The Team This' year are: William WaTson, who is expecTed To do beTTer Than The presenT STaTe high iump record of 6'2V4 which he already holds, Doug Erickson, who compleTes The lOO- yard dash in 10.6 seconds, and James Morgado, scoring ll'9 on The pole vaulT. OTher ouTsTanding members of The Track Team are Henry Keohohou, in The discus and shoT-puT division, and Randy Cook, in The miler division. Some of The evenTs in which Radford will be parTici- paTing are The CasTle Track meeT, Kailua relays, R.O.l.A. 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F 7 Q i I i Pole vaulier James Mor- gado clears The 8-fooi mark wifh greaf ease. . 4, y ins- Gordon Nyuha and Glenn Vierra complete The 440. i i W. W M ...uv Hmmm f, . V- mmwnnrmEn - 1... me w,:.:,,e .... ...,.. i . if Y Ole Olson makes 5 feet in The high iurnp. -W -so rr X iss. -- R k in N., K Q,,,Wg In ,K K j- W YL my Q s.....a,g - Q K v The Rams puT in all-ouT efforf To Try and win The relay maTch. Radforci's enTry in The pole vauIT division soars over The bar. Weary Radford boys approach The finish line. Oscar Tafasao goes Through a warm-up before aTTempTing The high jump. Radford's relay Team pufs on full speed To caTch up with CasTIe's Team. in 9 V P5 Z 5 Z l is ar 2 I4 Row iz Jim Thompson, Bill Clump, Johnny Johnson, Jon Sodcller John Leo Row 2- George Wcilkinshclw, Dick Fifzhugh, I i J 4 All right, everybody! Go Gary Leb, George.Tc1nner,. Bob Barber. Row 3: Mike Firzhugh, V ' Mike Reed, John McClure, Bob Downey, Bob Moy. l , , K b W ll.: k4,r I ,. 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The rnasier of ceremonies a popular disc lockey from POI, Mr. Bob Lowery, who delighied The siudenfs wirh his personality and wonderful sense The dance was highlighted by a Twist and Mashed Porato con Tes1', won by s'rudenTs who dem onsrraiecl ouisranding skill. En- 'rerfainmenr for The evening was Radford s singing group. The sfudenf body made IT a success- ful dance. 4 V I ri ll T! l yi ,J Don't step on Sandy's feet! Keep lOOl4if1Q- 138 Rick is doing well. I ...'+ +I-elf ,-I'-111.1-l-mn fun? M 'TSN f Q - CAROLYN LEAVITT 1963 Homecoming Queen Queen Carolyn presents the game ball to Eugene and Henry captains of the football team. Homecoming Queen Carolyn said to the Homecom'ing audience, The Honor ot having been chosen to reign over Radford's Third annual Homecom- ing activities will be one of the most treasured moments of my lite. l feel very humble and would like to express my deepest appreciation to everyone tor this honor and opportunity to represent Radford out this time. Homecoming dedicated to Mr. and Mrs. Veli,,,,, , 1, K 1963 Homecoming Court 139 '.' H , f44N f ' f,f.1:',-f QW- ,ry Senior Attendant Junior Affendcxnf DIANE BOWEN VICKY KIEHL Homecoming dfrendonfs were dressed in beowriful blue dresses and carried bouquefs of corndfions. Edch otfend- cum' rode on on shiny whife converTib!e during The pre-game cerernony. They were escorted To The sTc1ge by Dcxn Micke! and Joy Schworfz. Soplqgn-,Ore AH-endonf Freshman Affenddnf TYGER GRIMSTAD LEIMOMI RODRIGUES .-,.-,4Au1m H99' - - - -'-'----1-wg-'4' ' - x 3, 1 1 : f an ,Q G ,L,. :Q l CHINESE ATTENDANTS Mark l-lowey and Beverly Sunn PUERTO RICAN ATTENDANTS Angelino Torres and Aida Rodriugez CAUCASIAN ATTENDANTS: Jay Schwartz, Sue Coleman KING MATT KRAMER and QUEEN CAROLYN LEAVITT KAHILI BEARERS, left To righT: Fred Noble, Dan Mickel, and Henry Fuiioka. The Theme of The second annual Aloha Week fesTiviTies was enTiTled Polynesian lnTernaTional. IT was held on OcTober 26. ElecTed by The sTudenT body, The king and queen reigned over The TesTiviTies. The queen's aTTendanTs represenTed her racial group. Each girl wore her naTive cosTurne and spoke in her naTive Tongue. NEGRO ATTENDANTS Wardell Duckefr and Candy Taylor l KOREAN ATTENDANTS Charlotte Kim and Percy Pork COSMOPOLITAN ATTENDANTS Lovey Oppenheimer and Rodney Kciuhone loha Wfeek l.e'H: HAWAIIAN ATTENDANTS-Sharon Downey ond Russell Komolu ' SAMOAN ATTENDANTS Middle: JAPANESE ATTENDANTS-Florence Yomcuchi and Wayne Toku- Rose Togici and Be,-my LOG hcima. Right: FILIPINO ATTENDANTS-Sandy Augustine ond Paul Pedro. I.!,. damn Dancing in the gay atmosphere of Gay Paris. Radford's gentlemen getting refreshments for their dates. Gay Paris Gay,Paris, a semester dance, was held on January l2. It was sponsored by the iunior and senior classes. The Shadows, a iazz band, provided tremendous music for the evening which was especially en- ioyable because of the good dance num- bers. Radford's own organized group, Arallpsf' performed at intermission time while the Regents and Les Chrystales pro- vided refreshments. Carol Holmes was in charge of this gay affair. The cafetorium was decorated to create a Paris atmosphere, with the Eiffel Tower and other things French. l-44 Ed and Jeanie bopping gracefully. Students enioying that famous dance, The Twist. ,,..,, X K The Spill ,,i-.. ...,cc ' gp .,.. :s.1.:.,ff i:Tii7 'f:::'-' U A . Carol Holmes and Jim Benninger model school cloThes. Terry Laioie models a capri ouTTiT from Malihini Shop. Fashion Show Les ChrysTales held Their Tashion show on Decem- ber 7, in The school caTeTorium. Ten Les ChrysTales and Ten Esauires modeled cloThes Trom The Malihini Shop for girls and Russell's Shop Tor boys, boTh lo- modeled everyThing Trom capris and slacks To Tor- S mals and suiTs. 1 Arlene STouT was in charge of The show. She was helped by Mrs. Kaye Williams, a professional model of Honolulu. The hard work, Time and eTTorT The members puT . Arlene STouT and Eddy Hord show off casual wear. Torn Rickey and his group played aT inTermission. f A if i 1 . .U E 4 - - iii. -i 5 ' - T , T Y , 535: -. .1 :. , S . l lk T bbll ai Mm,mWW,WM 54 Y caTed in The Moanalua Shopping CenTer. They T inTo The show was shown by iTs success. f WEE Gigli W, I-49' -QU ?A , L? A 5 T W if 4' if 3 fi ' 1 vjgfw,-4 ' . ' n z:9.',.5 fsx i E' The Senior Patio they did want, How tired they were- The days were long So they started walking. Walk-walk-walk-around the And nights were cold. Island. They made a fire They craved publicity One-hundred thirty miles they walked To keep them warm. To get donations mountain high. The Goal was near Island Walk The Walk Around the Island started off the Senior Patio Fund Drive by publicizing the patio. The boys were from Homerooms 243 and 262. Hiking for 243 were Harry Otaguro, Steve Martin, Terry Burk, Carlos Zuniga, Phil Jacques, Soosooalii Savali, and Benny Loa. Representing 262 were Fred Langer, Dave Howell, Skip Curley, Les Daug- herty, Frank Rodriguez, Ricky Seminara, and George Blank. The teams left Radford at 6:00 A.M. on December 26, going in opposite directions. On Sunday 243 ended its walk and 262 fin- ished on Monday. They all agree that in spite of the diffi- culties it was a lot of fun. T46 Never was school so dear -V---M-y-.ogugum.s-1,-1 .WAW gWAi kgrn A little further to go- With destination a mile away, They were almost there. They sighed and walked and walked. Their equipment was heavy Their hearts were light But they kept walking, With goal in sight. At Radford's campus Tl ' ' All tired but happy- A iob well done. 14 Sheila Hill wins a Gold Key for her painTing. Scholastic Art Awards 1963 was a big year Tor The ArT DeparTmenT OT Rad- ford. In The ScholasTic ArT Awards ConTesT, ouT of 600 enTries Trom all over The sTaTe, lOO were chosen To repre- senT The STaTe of Hawaii in The naTionals aT New York, Radford placed 25 OT The hundred winners. Three winners in The scholarship compeTiTion were Cyndi Lee, Kaye MeTzer, and Chuck Williams. Cyndi and Kaye won honors in mixed media work and Chuck goT Top recogniTion Tor his pencil media draw- ing. Chuck Williams receives his Gold Key. Mr. Roger Bellinger and Dr. ArThur Mann proudly enjoy The exhibit. Mr. Charles Higa c:':,:,: A H A X f -W ix M X QS gfww , W. . N x X E N , 2 n 9 f ' ,Q On SaTurday nighT, February 9, aT 8 P.M. sharp, The curfains rose on BacksTage,' Radford's replica of a gala Broadway pro- ducTion. lnsTead of being on Broadway, however, The show was presenTed for albril- lianTly successful run of one nighT aT Rad- ford's cafeforiurn, preceded by a preview showing during second period The day be- fore. Sponsored by The senior class, which reaped a profiT of 5310, The show presenf- ed an array of TalenT from The freshman class all The way To The seniors--TalenT ThaT was Truly represenfafive of whaT The school is capable of. WriTTen, direcTed, and pro- duced by seniors Jud'y Griffin and Skip Curley The Theme of The sTory was carried ouT wiTh superb dcfing abilify by BeTTe Midler, who played The parT of Maybelle, and Gary Moore as Mr. Jones. Needless To say, The producfion was a success, Thanks largely To The work of every- The Senior Class Presents . . . I l The Variety Show parTicipanTs appear for curTain call. one involved, and The cooperaTion of The adviser, Miss Be1Ty Blake. plroddeewriclirecfor dudy- -Ghiffinv and ciufhorldirrecfor Skip Curley. Maybelle lBeTTe Midlerl offers her five-day-old lunch To Mr. Jones lGary Moorel and Marcia Gunther. The Variety Show finale ends wiTh Night Train by Radford's TalenTed dflncefs- f Tiff lf? if T A Cclfhiyne delighfs The audience wifh ci Spanish dance. Backsta e Left: Sylvia Scoh' Righf: Dove, Kay and Crickeii Bottom: Lindo and The Hi-lights. we 2 Mf, i Q The kCC1mbfidQe Tffo V575 Radfofd With its HHIY Billy Anim and Robin dance the Roofing Tweniies Con-can. num, M? L 15 9 '9SQ-,.,, 1 M.N.,,,M - -f.X..x N..g.,.m,,.W4b..,4gWw5g,g-A 1s,4:z,:gW'- ' K 7 Q ' A , H 4 Q A 3 ' ' mwvf . , . w.,,x,. y , A! gm-'w:wfw......,.4k K K '0fwmwwM,w,, 1 I M 6 5' .,..,-., Q . 1 J fx-,Q . fv-W-'Qv' :w V .,., Q 34 , 4 g is I I ' Q A Q A mlwwlfw' . C ' XMAS . M CWA- 4, Ll f, SQA A K f . If Cf A f 5-R l , ll .. . . ,ff M! , O., J, My flj -fX'3 4f W v .H fwy JJ! h e X fa, Ii. Mf,1'Lf if , UF , f W' 2 Q N 'K s 'I 'FJ elk- fe 1, 4 fx Q75 ,f wk ' ff? 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Q f .:, f W Xafwk 4 g ,ff ffibyifafxsusa 4 ff the Record -'54 Rodford's big 'Three fi 1 in Kay, whci1 s The Trouble? Cc1rolworking?? Beverly found ci new way exercise. Helpful sfuclents. Augie finally found cu friend. Whc1T's This? The opposite of thot. ,..i New Siogs have fun at inificiiion. 1 lmpersonating an imprisoned mur- derer, Patti Mitchell won a superior rating. Gayle Salcamoto presents her Superior Rating demonstration talk. Superior rating winners, Row 1: Gayle Sakamoto, Linda Macawile, SaNelle Murray, and Regina Jay. Row 2: Bill Dupras, Valinda Sturgis, Pat Mitchell, and Russell Kamalie. Speech Festival More than 85 Radford students participated in the Speech Festival at the University of Hawaii on February 2. Eight of them received superior ratings, and 4ZQwere rated ex- cellent., ' The Festival was divided into three rounds, each ses- sion lasting about 40 rninutes. Each of these rounds took place in several different rooms, with about seven speakers andg 25 student critics, one adult deciding each speaker's fate. ' V 'tif kV ' ' , U ff sccc - M 32 in 't ' 2 They l'1GCi 'ffllwz Lwiir 'A ' f W 2 A, X l lf!! fiy if flfi N' ' fb W f L 1' , ' . W P DM I , x A N VJ!! ,Q j j ji Q 1154 i f . ,f Q 1 2 4 ft f! G1 1 ' f f Q10 fu J W ,b JK ffyw f A J , X kk, ' ff ' fi x 'V 7 Q 0 wi Wil! UH PM P ' Vw GJD I in j X JEJ f fL 59 X! 1' A0 1 ibm, QQQAALQ -:Lund if Q Q 'Lift Our Royal Banner In Sky0n Land And Sea .x me :ij 045 CQ LLA-Ll OJMLQQMQXOLQLJ UJJULA... 1Q,uiffLUV gdgww Wm lmwlntxw 157 Ka Poe Aea Staff Kathleen Emery Editor Sandra and Gail make good use ol correction tape. Kathleen and Mrs. Franks discuss some of the many problems. Underclassmen Underclassmen Seniors Activities Activities Sandra Suwa Jean Nagamine Florence Yamauchi Carolyn Leavitt , Judy Ramos O ' t' ns Organizations Sports Sports Circulation Manager rganiza io Judi Hutchison Nancy Mastellone Pat Weeks Pat O'Cain Gall Guy ,,l...1l1 A problem Temporarily puzzles Carolyn Looks like good news for The sTaff members Due To a change in publishers of Ka Poe Aea This year, new chal- lenges were broughT To iTs sTafT. Ex- Treme care was needed in meeTing The deadlines OT The Mainland pub- lisher. Working wiTh The new pub- lisher was, however, beneficial be- cause The company could Teach Them much from iTs many years of year- book work. Through combined eT- TorTs The sTaTT was able To make The largesT Ka Poe Aea in RaclTord's hisTory. The sTuolenTs agree ThaT making a yearbook involves many hours of inTensive work, buT The work was very rewarding because They always looked forward To making Tor Rad- ford one of iTs besT yearbooks. PhoTographer Governmenf PhoTographer William Dupras HarrieT Cooke KeiTh Carlson 439' 9 Co-editors: Don Luttrell and David Howell Sports Editor: Skip Curley Page One Editors: Anne Vonnegut and Skip Dupras Business Manage u a 4. r: David Stoutner Page Two Editor: Mary Thomas Page Three Editor: Barbara Newquist Circulation Manage r: James Kuga ff f,,. . ,f., , ,-,f- ,.,k4- f f .V ,.f,, L,.- ioeie at ,.', gil- , ' i - ' iiri , T 1 iie' riir fzf ffwww 'ff' 'l-3115 Z-ill? .2 ffl-7 4 J -, ' iie, - , 49 :A f 1 , , ' if 5 ff f' , ,P , ,, , ,,,, , f, f, , f f y f. ff f',. M W T Q' -'31, f, :K 1 'Ed ' Q . 1.- XX 5, . . as , Tl X X SX 1 ss ,. . -QRS . 9 sr--ss . gi , X in X ' L T rl ' .. - 251 aig- Blll Deuhl PaTsy MinTon Shirley Simbahon Kaye Shoemaker Ram Page 1962-63 has been a successTul year for The Ram Page. WiTh The purchase of an expensive headliner machine and a change of prinTers, The new sTaTf Turned ouT a paper which has never been equaled. The new Ram Page could noT have been successful wiThouT The Tremendous amounr of Time'devoTed To iTs producTion. Page ediTors and TypisTs of'Ten spem' weekends, sTriving To meeT The deadline. The efforTs exerTed by The sTaff resulTed in definife improvemenTs. Barbara and Mary work on Iayours. Don Teaches Carol how To Type. Dan Weise Carol Schnaidi' Pat MiTchell Kathie Raines 4: H Ronnie MirafuenTes Jo Anne Hall Jean Flefchei PresidenT-John Shaffer Roland Agbanlong David Bifler George Brown Vice Presidenf-Fred Noble T Delta Phi Pla boys Eddie Hord Richard Kemp Rodney Kouhane Perry Lara Russell Kamalu Joe Machado SecreTary-David Kim Treasurer-Vernon Sanches The DelTa Phi Playboys is a senior service club. Among Their service proiecfs were painTing whiTe lines on The Teachers' parking loT, help- ing collecT canned goods aT Thanksgiving Tor The needy, re- moving dead caTs Trom The shop rooT and puTTing names oT Teachers on Their room doors. They are under The adviser- ship oT Mrs. M. lshimoTo. Gordon Miyasafo Kip Ramirez Pres. Sandy Aust ViceAPres. Vickie Kiehl Regents Sec. Mary Anderson Treas. Judy Gritten Historian Cricket Mowat K Patti Weeks Loretta Young Bev Sunn Karla Douthett Cheryl Nichols Kay Metzger Carolyn Leavitt Bette Midler The Regents Club is a service group ot 25 enthusiastic junior and senior girls. The girls started the year right by winning the Best Deco- rated Car award ot the Homecoming carcade contest. On November T7 they held their annual Stock Hop, which was one ot the most successtul dances ot the year. Later in December the girls visited the Kings Daughters Home and the Waimano Home, to spread Christmas cheer. They purchased the State Flag tor the school and potholders tor the cafeteria. The girls ushered at a symphony concert at McKinley High School in February. ln the latter part ot the same month the girls visited one ot the wards at Tripler Army Hospital. They tinished up a successtul year with a banquet and installa- tion 'ot new officers. Barbara Newquist Beth Childers .loan Ferguson Sharyl Asao Diane Bowen Pat Thomas Judy Atkinson Cindy Gowan Jackie Mack Sue Chamberlain Trudy Porter Mary Wright John Childers Raymond Smifh Leroy LavaTai ArT Ekenburg Bob Measel Augie Gouveia Bill Deahl Max Cowserf Stags DedicaTed service To school and communiTy, is The moTTo of The STags. The STags are a group of senior boys who wanT To beneTiT Themselves by helping oThers. They sTarTed The year righT by co-sponsoring The winning enTry in The homecoming carcade. LaTer ThaT weekend They followed up by help- ing wiTh The dance. The STags have helped aT many dances ThroughouT The year. OTher acTiviTies were The repairing and painTing of The seniors Tables, buying a U.S. Tlag Tor The school, and helping usher aT a symphony aT Mc- Kinley High Schooil AudiTorium. They ended The year by iniTiaTing new members aT a beach parTy which was enioyed by all. Gary TarkingTon Phil Jacques Mike Hayes Gary Leo Doyle 'Mallof Mike Horner Gordon Nyuha Harold ScoTT Charles Monschein Don Gard Ron HamilTon Dave BarTleTT Pres. Glenn Nichols Vice-Pres. Dan Mickel Sec.-Treas. Jay SchwarTz Sgf.-aT-Arms Glenn Vierra David Gibson Dan Crawford Mike Craver .l PresidenT Vice-President Recording Secrefary Corresponding SecreTary Treasurer Jean Nagamine Florence Yamauchi Louise lagwa Sharon Nadannofo Sandra Suwa Les Coquettes To serve The people in The comrnuniTy, school and home, and To live by high sTandards are The purposes of The Les CoqueTTes which is composed of 19 senior girls under The adviser- ship of Mr. Roy Nishioka. They sponsored a canTeen Tor re-Tarded children, helped The VolunTeer Service,Bureau wiTh ChrisTmas seals and Toys Tor ToTs7 made ChrisTmas card boxes Tor school, soliciTed Tor T.A.P.g and had money-making proiecTs, one of which was conTribuTed To The Book Drive and Senior PaTio. The girls also enjoyed socials ThroughouT The year. A banqueT held in June climaxed a success- Tul year. D eGml3OY- Adviser Wayne Tokuhama M , R N' h' k 'C' MiTze TanimoTo Judy Tokumaru JoAnn Sai-0 r oy is ioa s ,.-L frjigf Gale SakamoTo DoroThy Takahashi Alice RiTTenhouse Kafhleen Onago Kathleen Yokouchi Janice Nakama Mary Ann Kanemoto Sandra Kawakami KaThleen Emery ChrisTine Reid-SmiTh Sharon AsaTo 165 SecreTar Treasurer SgT-aT-Arms Adviser PresidenT Vice Presiclenf Y Hqrry OTggUr0 James Kugq Mark Howey Mike DuTTon Leslie Murai Mr. Kimura ' E 'res gruja W, The Esauires is a service club made up oT TvvenTy-nine boys. 3 'Z They help aT assemblies by moving benches and Tables, helping decoraTe, ' 'fr 1 l , E Qrwmll and also helping To seT up sTage scenery. They enTered a TloaT enTiTled, l.iTTle Red Rammy Hood, which won The mosT original TiTle. 'fl r The boys sponsored The SaTan's HiT Parade Dance on March 9, which was Q9 one of The ouTsTanding social evenTs This year. Roy Argki Les Dqughfery John Jones Melvin Mcsuda Ronald SaTo Wayne Tokuhama Bill Arnold Paul Fuiinaga Wayne Kurakqke Roy Nishino Susuali Scivali George 'Tonner Jim Benninger Gerald Hayashi STeve Martin Percy Park Richard Simson Chuck Williams Terry Burk Edwin Inoue Tom Moriki Clark Reynolds Rodney Takehara Philip Young Laurie Loyd Carol Holmes Pat Morrison Jan Smithson President Vice-President SBCVGTGVY TVGUSUWV Kay Shoemaker Linda Kirkhorn Carol Ah Nee Les Chrystales This year's Les Chrystales have been a hard- working group of senior girls. They worked on various service projects and a couple of iusT' Tun projects., The highlight of The year was The Tashion show, Threads 'n Things lTheme furnished by Matt Kramer, Les Chrystales Sweethearti. After paying The expenses of producing The show, 35200 was donated To CARE. Climaxing The year was The formal spring banquet which brought all The girls and Their dates Together for The last Time. Marcia Gunther Pat Long Hattie Nolan April Tannahill Dianna Miller Gail Guy Terry Laioie Jeanne Fletcher Carol Bishop Pat Phipps Jodi Morris Carol Jackson Jane Coley Vickie Setzer Kitty Jenkins Jean Shaeffer Arlene Stout f Presidenf Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Christina King Sheila Kalahiki Lorraine Bogac Charlotte Kim Wahine Kokua The Wahine Kokua service club is composed of 20 senior girls. Some oT The service proiecTs They parTicipaTed in were collecTing canned goods Tor The needy, making bibs Tor The menTal paTienTs aT The, Kaneohe MenTal l-lospiTal, and serving coffee and doughnufs aT The A.F.T. convenTion aT FarringTon. The highlighT oT The year was a gala bangueT. Officers work diligently To make plans for club proiecis. Karen Akiona Diane Bonifacio Barbara Jose Janice Kinilau Helen Lawrence Luanai Maai Carol Buckingham Betty Burkeff Linda Shoemaker Racheal Steinhoff Merlen Tamashiro Deanna Vause Carol Carvolho Vicky 'Correa Lovey Oppenheimer Vicky Pongasi -l President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arms Sweetheart Doug Erickson Abner Aust Carl Call Danial Kachel Dennis Wallace Caren Stensrucl Jim Bowman Ray Caris Jim Clark Mike Costa Squlres A iunior club ot the Esquires, the Squires, is a new service club at Radford this year. Their pur- pose is to give ot themselves as individuals and as a group to promote the welfare ot the school and community by encouraging school spirit and by participating tluently in all school and commu- nity proiects that may need their service. Under the advisership ot Mr. D. Chung, these iunior and sophomore boys help at dances and class days. A highlight ot the year was a beach party on March 26. When the Squires was organized, it was the first service club for underclassmen at Radford. James Eager Dana Gavis James Goodheart Mike Macy Tom Gardner Tom Glover Rick Johnson David Morrell Jim Pearson Mike Rechsterne Mike Seratine Jimmy Voltz 169 . ,A ,,.. ,A 4:0 Presidenr Vice PresidenT Vice PresidenT Secrerary Susan Laird Carol Saifuku Karla DoufheTT Nancy Masrellone SkiTs, French records, and movies on France were helpTul To The French Club in learning more abouT France This year. In Their eTforT To become acquainTed wiTh French cusToms, mem- bers also had opporTuniTies To lisTen To various guesf speakers. As a climax oT The year, The French Club will hold a banqueT in honor oT iTs graduaTing members. Treasurer HisTorian Mary Douglas PaT Weeks Row l: Mary Wheeler, Suzanne Bed-ke, Cricket MowaTT, Joni Dim, Debbie Brazel, Chris Yeager. Row 2: Penny Kudzma, Jan Smifhson, Sue Chamberlain, Colleen -Cunning, Sandra Sanford, Kafhy Kirby. Row 3. Ralph Souders, Richard Blank, George McClure, Par Weeks, Jay SchwarTz, Row 4: Ray Caries, Susan Laird, Mary Douglas, Sue Lafoszewski, Virginia Spillm n, Vickie Kiehl. presidem- SeCreTQry Aida and RiTa draw plans Tor The pinaTa in preparaTion Tor, The Don LuTTrell Linda Hale Spanish Club parTy. Spanish Club EI Circulo Espanol is a new club Tor Spanish sTudenTs whose purpose is To TurTher sTudy The cusToms of Spanish-spealo ing counTries. Movies, lecTurers, and slides aided The members To dis- l cover new TaceTs of places ThroughouT The world. The PinaTa parTy in December was Tun for all, and oTher proiecTs included a P.T.A. display and a coaT-hanger drive, The Tinale was The Spanish-sTyle banaueT ThaT was held Tor members and oTher language clubs. Treasurer Diana Kneepkins , my, Row l: RiTa RooT, Nancy NorThrup, Donna Brown, Sheila Hill, Aida Rodriguez, Kafhy Bullard, Lucynda Ruley, Alice Wood, PaT Turpel, Karen Stensrud. Row 2: Mary Aeschliman, Teri Wheeler, Carolyn Abbey, Mary Dixon, Sara Apgar, Linda Hill, Linda Macawile, LaNelle Murray, Anne VonneguT, Jan Hinckley, Diana Kneepkens, Jeff Housfon. Row 3: Don LuTTrelI, Phil Main, Brenda Gordon, Bob Jodry, STeve MarTin, David Oches, Donnel Cummings, Ken Murray,'Mike Almer, David Walkinshaw. T72 T T - T PreSidSnT SecreTary Treasurer Chaplain Betsy Miyamura Florence lchiki Karen Yabusaki Helen OTTO H ' L l' Ill all IIII3 T is The l-lui Laulima Tri-l-li-Y club, under The odvisership oT Mrs. Emilco 5 ll.- llll fy I . . . h I ' , .,.. Suglno, sponsored molny service prolecTs. Among T em were col ecTing 1,l - . - . - . , .. .. , money Tor The Salvahon Army, giving ci ChnsTmas Tree To The Kuakini . . . . . . . ,r,', sm ,l', y HospiTal, and giving books ond magazines To The Children s HospiTal. T rrre T- ' ', . f ',' 1 V 'ilf1'l'f ' '. if ' 4 ',',. i . . , . . T rlrrrr 1 They held socials wlTh boys clubs of McKinley, FarringTon, ond TVT. lyly . ' A r,', 'Clam' rrrrree ff fi? an f L The banqueT QT The Princess Kaiulani HoTel was Their big evenT of The year Mrs. Emiko Sugino, Adviser Tyrene Cambra Peggy Ching Gail Endo Akiko Kaminishi Pamela Kang Jessie Lewis Sailigi Salona Diane Thompson President BeTsy explains The siTucTion. ParT of The club discusses The nexT social. Pamela presenTs a quesfion To treasurer 4 V ss, f . s., T ir., V ' T J 1.1 T .ggi T, 'ii,',.f ' '4 'i':fli-4 rwfeiefl'-2 M 11Qf55'U i T'-5'iIE.15UW! Presidenf Vice Presidenf Secreiary Mary Douglas Mary Ann KanemoTo Jan SmiTh I Future Teachers of Amerlca Carolyn Abbey Doreen Chung Rose Hayes MargareT Aboosh Karla Doufl-,err Louise lgawa Sharyl Asao Jane Eairley Kafherine Kigawa Peggy Ching Lana Harris Judy Meyer Treasurer Hisforian Gayle SokumoTo Suzanne You The F.T.A. was organized To help sTu- denTs who are inTeresTed in The Teach- ing profession, prepare for Their fuTure. I They have supervised a sTudy room during The lunch hour, helped Teachers grade papers and keep regisTers up To daTe. They sponsored a movie for The scholarship Tund. To conclude The year They held a luncheon. Kafhy Meyer MiTze Tanirnofo Jo Ann SaTo Judy Tokumaru Jane SponholTz Karen Yabusaki PresidenT Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Nina Correa Judy Fishback Sharon Miller Sharon You BernadeTTe Bicoy, Rose Togiai, Agnes Pa Chaplain Area Council Mary Palumbo Nancy Jolley Star-Lites The STar-LiTes is a social and service club connecTed wiTh The Y.W.C.A. Their acTiviTies for '62-'63 were well-rounded. They parTicipaTed in socials wiTh The Tikis of McKinley and The DesTinys of UniversiTy High. One of Their service proiecTs was col- leciing for The March of Dimes. They held an annual parTy for The STaTe MenTal HospiTaI. TaunyaYGolden Cyndi Shaffer Gloria Racoma Carol Park PaT Onaga AnneTTe Clevenger ' , Hiroka STrunz AnneTTe Camacho Carol Alvarez Mary Lee Imperator honors guests. How much am I worth? Did they really make wine that way? Join the Latin and gamble legiti- mately! Unus-duo-tres 'Cantate9 Honorary Latin Club The Honorary Latin Club was torrned to acquaint its members with Roman culture and to develop character, leadership, scholar- ship, and responsibility among its Roman Citizens. On the Kalends ot January the members gave a banquet simi- lar to banquets ot Roman times. During the banquet tormer slaves were accepted by the patricians as plebians. Although not a service club, the Latin Club has sponsored weekly movies and sponsored the bus to the HCT production, A Man tor All Seasons. . G ,f-s W so ,-X , M. Macy, J. Jackson, C. Bishop, C. Reynolds, D. Trottier, S. Joslin, L. Maae, N. Horst mann, R. Julsonnet, V. Setzer, P. Kuclzma, M. Wallace, P. Ching, S. Snyder, P. Morrison, A. Hurchanik, H. Strunz, S. Davis, S. Laughlin, C. Kaneshiro, G. Crowder, B. Smith Row 2: R. Risner, G. Tarkington, B. Morris, R. Jackson, N. Waidelich, C. Dennison, M. H0991 C. Steele, R. Hayes, M. Laurie, M. Ed-wards, J. Sponholtz, K. Jenkins, K. van Limburgh, D. Hudak, R. Lewis, B. McCowie, C. Andrews, J. Sanborn, J. Thomas, B. Records, S. Mack, R. Julsonnet, P. Cahill, J. Stevens, C. Christopher, J. Stensrud, Mrs. Casey. , W ,,,.. ..,,,,,,, V il N President Vice-Preside' Secretary Treasurer Historian Fl lh'k' Jud Fishback Linda Allen Donna Ray Charlotte Bayer orence c I I y Future Nurses of America To promote interest in nursing, The Future Nurses have a scholarship Tund. They sponsored a bake sale and a car wash to raise money forthe Tund. They decorated The Childrens Hospital Tor Halloween and the adult wards at the Queen's Hospital at Christmas Time. A pediatric nurse and a psychiatric nurse spoke To The club. They went on excursions to The Queen's Hospital and The State Mental Hospital. They ended Their eventful year with a banquet. Ginny Lockyer Thalia Gunther Laura Miyashiro Sherri Williams Jeane Rose Barbara Townsend Joe Tracy Bernadette Fritz Judy Asato Donna Donaldson Becky Queen Leila FeurTad Betsy Miyamura Diane Welk Diana Kneepkens Jan Smithson ' Kathy VeTter Kathy Brown Sharon Asato S C. C Q 5 Q w i R s g. , ,f S x i K Q ' ' mg-,-ni-er-f-:F .Q 11? ........,... it i as -is .3 . rf.: i FQ X I ' tr is ' N 's - Q, iff2vv:1s,,,, sf, ff ss - Q. r V ' N 1 Q if -V. , X ,K 'Q Egfl fx. 3 'fig lf C ,5 C S 5 s ' A 5 L 5-5 j it X i F T -. ..,, t vi r H2 . R if Ss' f -. R.. ., R . i lun President Vice President Recording Secretary Steve White Harry Skinner Pam Stevenson i iiii eiiiii ' ' ' iiei1 Blologlcal SOCl6ty iiii Qfzfz -'i, ':f?:5ZQ '. . The biological society is divided into ij. ,fi F y seven different groups: Genetics, Proto- ,m,e . . - iier zoan, Ch rystallsgra ph, Marine Lite, Ma- fl 4 rine Algae, and Fungi. ie.i'i W 1 iiii ienii .iirg. i iiii The members of the Club went on .eii ieii . . '-e'- e-' an excursion to Hickam Harbor to learn eiiii 'niii ggga i-g, E g,is2air5,:f1 . iii i Plf-'HTS Gnd Gmmcls- ieii X tor membership are: B . . . . 'W ' ' ie-i1, .:2' 'A me average' 'nlemsl 'rl bmlogy' ii We ir' ., ieeei i C i Corresponding Seciletary Treasurer Roberta Lewis ' f Rowley 2. . '- X X lpxll Row l, left to right: Kathy Nelson, Kathy Bullard, Marilyn MacQueen, 'Cynthia Shiraishi, Pam Stevenson, Roberta Lewis. Row 2. Ron Caylor, Clyde Sugimoto, Fred Arnold, Harry Skinner, John Thomas, Steve White. Row 3: Joel Holland, James Harnley, Jeff Rowley, Jim Andrews, David Wilson, John Garcia, Regan Fuller. 177 Lettermen Boys who hove leTTered in one of The vorsiTy sporTs While oT Rodford ore eligible To loin The LeT- Termen's Club. Members of This club excel in Their respecfive sporTs. They meef every oTher Wednesdoly. This group helps wiTh c1cTiviTies such os Block ond WhiTe Ddy. This yeor They ore holding oi bc1nqueT wiTh The Pep Club. Leffermen in ocfion. Eugene Anderson David Bitler George Brown John Childress Robert Downey Stephen Farrand Henry Fuiioka Ron Hatfield Phil Jaques Rodney Kamalii Lincoln Kaneshiro Henry Kedouhou Senior Varsity Lyle, Gene, Steve and Henry proudly display theiryletters, Q James Kuga Russel Kamalu LeRoy Lavatai Gary Leo Benny Loa Joe Machado Mike McGin1'y Lester Napihea Fred Noble Gordon Nyuha Dennis 'Padillo Paul Pedro -lUV,v5Cl'lWU l'Z, W , J0l','? 5lDF'H Lyle Scuza Wayne Tokuhama Glenn Vierra Dan Wiese President Vice President Judy Ramos Trudy Porter Secretary Treasurer Diana Hartman Mary WrighT Junior Members Sophomore Members 180 Pep Club Cheering our Teams To vicTory, The Pep Club has been a sTrong force in arousing school spiriT, This group of energeTic: sTudenTs, perhaps more Than any oTher campus group, was insTrumenTaI in bringing ouT The T-e-a-m spiriT aT Radford. Among The many proiecTs The Pep Club sponsored were ThelHomecoming PageanT, numerous pep rallies, and parTies for each Team aT The close of The respecTive sporTs season. The sincere Radford spiriT ThaT The Pep Club possesses has helped earn The club The respecT of all The sTuder1Ts. Benny helps To iniTiaTe a member Recorder Historian Cariene Sigouin Linda Bierkelund And next, says the master . . . A Transportation Sgt.'s at Arms Social Chairmen Chairmen Dan Wiese Pat Long Judy Atkinson Pam Keohler 50 idY Aim Jon Smithson 5 4, at at A 'fi Senior Members Freshman Members Francis Kubo Karen Fuyumuro Head Songleader Songleaders Adding an inTeresTing Touch To our games were our six preTTy song- leaders. Many hours were spenT by Them, pracTicing each rouTine care- fully. New rouTines were worked ouT, including The popular Limbo, WiTh pep and vigor These girls led Radmen in songs, which spurred our Teams on To play for Their Alma MaTer. 'B ':,,. 'B '?Q Renee Sanfos Diana 'HarTman Pat Dunn Diane Caires f qw 7 , o Qba 0 C' Linda Bierkelund X- - -xx.w.2 'r .. , '-'gf-4' 9 1 .3 '1 +A .. .. . .f-'uw e .. ,ms is 48-,.. ' s. Judy Ramos Head Cheerleader Cheerleaders Come rain, come shine, in victory, and in defeat our cheerleaders' en- thusiasm in support of our team never faltered. No matter whether the team was ahead 6 points or be- hind l2 they always cheered their loudest. Four girls and two boys make up This year's cheerleaders. Many new routines were created to fit last year's cheers. Say What was one of the favorite yells this year, it never failed to bring forth a burst of enthusiasm from the students. Mary Wright Mike Marcello Wwtl r Matt Kramer Terri Laborte J.V. Song and Cheer Leaders 4 ze , , as x fe , VE ie. W , ii 5 T Front Row: Rowello Soon, l5!l5T'T, Miyc?sal',1lro, G,gg3Il-emgrgn-g. Qdck Row: Gloric Bruner, Geraldine Mcxgpiong, Pal Young' ,f . fl s ii 1 Ii 1 a fl f' TN ,lv fx 72 if .V fi ini .- J 'S Ziff f 'g-f T gr. Tier , Q33 - i T' f X , , T A- T Sf'- ai i'2'r.ZUi 1 V - a -f T ' i .H Lg, -X ae ii ein? 1 -T 5 -,Q , P iii-ff ' li, TL? iif' I j 'T 3, , gi fi-f 53 X 'J X5 Hnvf qjyfl Rf up .wiijif if lr W' is V V' il .V g'wglMokinij-'Theiri,fdebuT of The noon hour pep rolly OCT. 12 were The brand new , l T ,T . ' ol b - 1 .X ig Junliiigr Song oncl Cheer Leoders. This peppy orgonizohon, sponsore y 'rhelPep.lClub ond under The oolvisership of Mrs. Velcusco, was chorgeol wiTh The XXV 11 ,Lf 1 ,T Xgpl gilifl somxefirpnes hopeless Tosk of bringing ouT lorger crowds To The J,V. Gomes This ,Q yge331f, ohd To geT These crowds To supporT Their Teom os hecirTily os The vorsiTy it J in ' li .XJ :yy me Qgieoms ore supporTecl. : IX ia. X ,., , ri K, 1 ll N! .U ,. 'N ,. ME .T ri. T 21 T Q-i fl 5 J, , R' J Fron'r Row: Fawn Cheek, Glenn Sonifogo, Gloria Mills.. Bock Row: Cynfhicl Yorong, Horriet Philip, Mary AmclnTe. swam - YD awe adlbb bmcuma l9.JlLCiA lilly i YQJLP Lpwu 'l.lxUYU.!7LClBLL.0 T CLQIQQWA 1 84 l Mew T qllmw 'GS- Radeftes Practicing for football, basketball, baseball and special performances fills this energetic club's time. The Radford maiorettes, known as the Radettes, are thirteen charming girls, All the routines composed by this group take many hours of practice, but the precision and grace attained by the girls make it all worthwhile. Radettes salute team at Homecoming. Left-Right: Joanne Holmes, Val Barras, Nadine Varney, Gale Smith Sue Duncan Diane Hylton, Sally Mccready, Diana Christopher, Luann Williams Center Arlene Stout. Absent: Sandy Wakeman, Melanie Wilson, Marsha Chong. ,ml Y K 1 4- Yi A ff ,. tl - Q f , I , 1,1 i, . i Q ?4 l .X4 ' ,Q f' A 4 B'-'1 s , i 1 S .f uf . r , ' if 1 .- r 2 fq, ' -A , i I ' fi, K.. 1 6 Art Club i l l N B The Radford High School Art Club is an organization tor stu- .ll - l dents interested in art. The pur- ' pose of the club is to perpetuate interest in the art field. ' Proiects include participation - - in Scholastic Art Award Scholar- - - c - - ships and working for art schol- - - arships for seniors interested in 153 f - ' S 4 ., c c T -I Q A I K. ' x I ls a KV i I 3 ' i Sc' A! Bu V I pi : if if 1 i - .J 5' l 1: l 19 U 91 4 Q President Doreen Chung Vice President Linda Fleming Secretary Carol Buckingham 186 l i i l Betsy Ireland, Barbara Perry, Karen Jacobi, Ron Grebel, Becky Bane, and Paul Brock. v l -i 'E .Di President-Joy Kemp Vice PresidenT-Sharon Smith Thalians Thdlions is d service club com- posed of senior girls..They hold Their TmeeTings on Tuesdoy during X period because oll of Them oTTend school Tor o half C1 doy. Their services To The comrnUniTy begon wiTh o bcike sole To rdise money To buy moTeridl To moke sTuTTed dnimols ond To send condy sTockings To The Mdui Children's Home. They dlso helped To plonT Trees on Rodford's compus. They ore under The odvisership of Mrs. Gunnells. Q is 9 T3 TL 5 Qu sci gi legs as O 'E R mi T Q 1 T,s 4 ss. TT T 4zf5TCf'1 :4vz4e1f T2 T Tiiyi T T fiii T f T,yTfT T Te 4. 'ati TTQTT fT.gTf, ' , T T . T H - fTTfgfI'46fT2lf5T.f T T 14 ' X ' T T 2 T T T 3 T ssTsTT XT 1- T TX T 7 4-T T Z--Ta T: T.T, T TTsT TT Tw-DT TWT TQ' TT T T fx :ggi T TT T TTTTT TT :T 'Ski TT TT T 3 4, T T T-fTTTf' Tw T T TM ni T'TT T 41. T, T T TT T ' 'TfTfi T TTTT df i The Tholions ore planning Their communiTy service X . . . ' c1cTiviTies. 1 T T l .i 54 T L Secretary-Rufh Ann Porkins A Volosi Aupiu Sue Fensfermcker X 3 NT Tfecsufef-BETTY W6SC0T'f i Lore'rTc1 Goodwin Finigolo Tovui 'Q 187 Ti CONCERT BAND Row I: S. Holliday, J. Andrews, J. Jackson, J. Nicholson, J. Goodhearf, L. Morris, S. Saucier, D. Ericson, G. Pilgrim R. Carlow, B. Horsfmann, E. Rossifer, R. KlingTer, L. DaugherTy, C. Cummins, M. Clingan, L. Jackson, P. LiTsey, S. Hoagland, L. Jodry Band Under The direcTion of Mr. John Jordan, The ConcerT Band of approxirnaTely 45 members filled iTs calendar wiTh sevleral concerTs and oTher acTiviTies. AT The Aloha Week assembly, The band played se- lecTions aT The beginning and end oT The assembly, iT also played for The procession of The Aloha Week courT. Two concerTs puT on aT Radford were The ChrisTrnas ConcerT and The Solo FesTival. The band also performed in The DisTricT Music FesTival which was held in May. Despife This busy schedule, They also played aT fooTball and baskeTball games as a pep band. 7 The ConcerT Band plays The nafional anThem for The flag-raising ceremony on Wednesday mornings. This year's Beginning Band is sTriving To be The besT band Radford has ever had. Choir and Glee Club AcTiviTies which have kepT The A Cappella Choir busy aT school This year were The ChrisTmas ConcerT and Spring FesTival. OUT of school, The choir parTicipaTed in The ChrisT- mas ConcerT aT Ala Moana Shopping CenTer, The P.T.A. ConcerT, and The HMEA FesTival. Singing favoriTe selecTions for each of These programs, The choir puT on good perform- ances for boTh The sTudenT body and The public. The Glee Club and The A Cappella Choir are under The direcTion of Mr. John Jordan. A CAPPELLA CHOlR Row T: B. Bayron, E. Lagasca, P. Clausen, J. Hall, V. DeLacruz, C, Burge,.S. Augusjjine, C. Gomes, A. Camacho Row 2: M. Kanoho, S. Caesar, C. Gomes, H. Loo, A. Sellers, C. Cruz, L. McCurley, C. Collenge. Row 3: C. Brady, M. Marcello, M Douglas, J. WhiTe, M. Cardoza, M. Wallace. Row 4: R. Rosado, L. HoneycuTT, D. Bradley, J. Vaefaga, P. Kahikina, J. Hoogewind, C. Almer 4 'Iv J. Hall, J. Kirklin, P. Palumbo, K. Murray, D. Sfoufner. Row 2: J. Furrtado, D. Cummings, J. Buckowski, J. Andrews, B. Johnson, L. Smart, Row 3: G. Gregory, E. Mobery, B. Bogart, D. Walkinshaw, S. Sanders, L. Hamile, M. Fleming, C. Savea, J. Dunston, V. Nelson, Mr. Jordan. Beginning Band l l l BEGINNING BAND Row 1: S. Pale, K. Frichefre, R. Coley, M. Lundy, C. Masuda, M. Gregory, J. Gibson, B. Ward, S. Mageo, S. Furfado. Row 2: C. Machemer, B. Christie, E. Thomas, O. Marvin, T. Powers, YD. Guevara, M. Kerlon, R. Silva, J. Moyan, F. Loa. Row 3: L. Aleiado, A. Forvilly, L. Feursf, J. Shinner, E. Ludwig, R. Kearney, G. Paiki. .I l GLEE CLUB Row l.: J. Cruz, J. Rose, L. Furtado, L. Guy, A. Mateo, G. Rose, G. Sallie, M. Pafrocivie. Row 2: J. Abraham, A: Foresf, C. Honeycuff, S. Silveria, T. Richardson, J. Leaviff, K. Mulledy. Row 3: M. Kapehe, A. Tiva, D. Danduranf, M. Kaohea, Z. Robinson, M. Gaison. Row 4: M. Solioi, L. Faaolcitoto, K. Waddell, L. Andrade, K. Warner. ? Chess Club The Chess Club members sTrive Tor The Top posiTion in The year-round TournamenT oT Their club. Their games are noT resTricTed To Rad- Torduhowever, Tor They do have opporTuniTies To meeT wiTh Chess Club members of oTher' schools. WiTh Mr. Donald Chung as adviser, and Doug Erick- son as presidenT, The Chess Club has had an enioyable year. Row l: WalTer Howell, Stephen Holliday, Mike Macy, Ron McBride, Richard Blank. Row 2: Phil Kuer- ney, Ken Bynum, STeve Shore, Tieman CarTer, Larry Cotoba, Doug Erickson. Row 3: PeTer von WieTandy, Paul Melas, Wayne Hosack, Ed SmiTh, Tippy BryanT, B. Gabrel. Randy Young, Michael Perin, Richard Klinger, Michael WhiTehouse, Dan Zuckerman, Orin Ruhlow, Charles Blonk, Tom Sievers, Bill LiTsey, David Slenkamp, Phil Bowen, George Laioie, Gary Sawyer. T90 ' Radio Club Someone pass me The 807 Tor The Tinal so we can keep The schedule wiTh W6ATU. This isa familiar senTence ThaT can be heard coming from Room 232 each day aT noon, when The Radford Radio Club meeTs To discuss Technical issues, The laTesT equipmenT, and The newesT procedures. The Radio Club was founded Tor The purpose of TurThering amaTeur radio aT Radford. AT The assemblies and aT home games The Ra- dio Club seT up and ran The public address sysTem, They also provided The music Tor The RadeTTes and The RhyThmeTTes. This year The Radio Club wenT on Two Tield days To Bellows. The club is hope- ful ThaT in The TuTure They will obTain be1Ter equip- menf and beTTer anTennae To help Them in Their .quesT for conTacTs around The UUA.-lf-I NATIONAL N3tlOH3l Honor SOCIETY HONOR SOCIETY E 1 L f ' X :Q ,ffy On December 3, TwenTy-Two sTudenTs were initi- aTed into The NaTional Honor Society in a Traditional ceremony. The N.H.S. is a scholastic honor group. For mem- President - Kathleen Vance Vice President - Leslie Barnidge Treasurer - Frank Spillman e a SecreTary - Suzanne Bedke bership a sTudenT musT mainTain a 3.16 plus aver- age Tor Three consecutive quarters, and have aHended Radford Tor Two auarTers. The group went on an excursion To The Univer- sity of Hawaii. They had' a money making projecr to provide a senior wiTh a scholarship. Row in Harry Otaguro, Kelton Andrews, Mike Conklin, Frank Spillman, Bob Julsonnet. Row 2: Marna Baker, Leslie Barnidge, Judy Atkinson, Suzanna Bedke, Sandra Joslin, Trudy Porter, Sylvia Martin, Saralynn Laughlin. Row 3: May Lee, Kathy Fowler, Carhy Cross, Peggy Ching, Bette Midler, Carol Saifuku, Vicki Keihl, Kathleen Va nce. Row 4: Mary Wheeler, Mary Douglas, Mike Gibson, Randy Cook, Mark Howey, Mickey Fiore, Nadine Varney. Row 5: Penny Kudzma, Lourie Loyd, Bill Deahl, Richard Blank, Stephen Holliday, Jay Swartz. Front row: Solly Ward, Clark Reynolds, Mike Conklin, Diane Meinke, Tyger Grimstad, Julie Rodrigues, Diane Newman, Cheryl HoneycuTT. Back row: Barbara Perry, Joan Binaco, Terry Manning, Diane Ackley, RayneTTe Openhiemer, Sheila Sue Hill, La Nelle Murray, Jan Hinckley, Eileen Launchburry, Barbara Townsend. Absenh Judy Fishback, Ronnie Mirafuentes, Shirley Simbahon, BeTTy WescoTT, Sandie Rech- sTeiner, Barbara BroTherTon. Forum Club Developing inTeresT and undersTanding in cur'renT world affairs, promoTing. leadership, and Teaching unbiased Thinking are The primary purposes of The Forum Club. GuesT speakers, such as RepresenTaTives Tom Gill and Spark MaTsu- naga, were inTroduced To The sTudenTs by This club. MonThly discus- sions on Topics of world inTeresT were also a ma- ior parT of This club's acTiviTies. T92 Forensics Club PromoTing inTeresT in speech acTiviTies aT school and in The com- muniTy is The purpose of The Forensics Club. The members of This organizaTion parTicipaTe in speech acTiviTies in school and in various speech TesTivals held aT oTher schools. Many aT RadTord's sTudenTs who are mem- bers oT This club are superior in The Tield oT Torensics. ' Z E Row 1: PaT Weeks, Joan Ferguson, Tiger GrimsTad, Harry Oiaguro, Diane Bowen, Carol Schnaidf, Marcid Klamm. Row 2: Carolyn LeaviTT, Nancy MasTellone, Karla DouTheTT, 'Pat Long, Sandy Aust, Mary Ander- son, BeTTy WescoTT, Judy Griffen. Row 3: Clark Reynolds, Laurie Loyd, Deborah Trofier, R. Hamilton, J. H B N w uisT, C. Curley, B. Arnold, W. Manning, J. SmiTh, J. Maynard. Farley, M, owe, . e q Q asm 'Qbfis 'W ' Chemistry Club f A newly-formed inTeresT club This'year is The ChemisTry Club, known as The AlchemisTs Anonymous. A AT The beginning of The year members heard Two Junior Sci- enTisT ApprenTices, who spoke of The work They did The pasT . As an added acTiviTy, ChemisTry Club wenT on a field Trip To Barber's PoinT re- Row 1: Stephen Holliday, May Lee, Barbara Smedley, Ann Wolfe, Mike Macy. Row 2: Mike finery Costa, Ken Liudberg, Ron McBride, Mike DuTTon, Wayne Hosack, George Tonner. Row 3: ' 'l - Reginald Jackson, Richard Blank, Ed SmiTh, George Blank, Tyrone Thomas, Tom Lowe. AClVlSeI' of The ClUlD IS Mrs. Youth for Christ To reach The unchurched Teens for The church, To develop leader- ship, and To promoTe fellowship among young people, are The pur- poses of YouTh for ChrisT. To ac- complish These purposes, The YFC has held informal Teen discussions and had guesT speakers. Mrs. Eleanor Kawakami is The ad- viser This year, and presidenT is JonaThan Leech. KaTherine AraTani, and presi- denT is Mike DuTTon. Row T: Pam Litsey, Leila Feurfado, Luanei Maae, Pam Owens. Row 2: Jim Feurtado, Bill MarcheTTi, Jonathan Leech, Richard Wyllis, John Speiller. Torquers The Torquers, a newly-formed auTo me- chanics club, is open To any sTudenT of Rad- ford. The purpose of The club is To do major repairs on cars, and enrich Their knowledge in Technology. To fulfill This purpose, The club plans on geTTing an old car To repair. Mr. Harry Shimada is The adviser and John Logan is The presidenT of The Torquers. Row 1: John Philips, Lloyd Wilscam, Jimmy Morris, Ken Edberg. Row 2: William Hysong, Glenn Cummings, Leroy Hensley, Henry Keohouhou. Row 3' lf 's,fi51f4,lT'5e,,,Q9:v:.f:'.rfTZj:a C'V'i7' 'avid Maemoto, Dan Deshorel. l f ff! Sus? Row 4: Jay'Sadler, Jack Furr, Stafford Williams, George Ball, Steve Preston. Row 2: Mike Andreason, Jim Gray, Scott Hanson, Jim Skinner, Dennis String. Row 3: John Lane, Rockey Radin, Jay Houston, Robert Lonqacre, Keith,Mahcrn. The Saxons are a newly formed service club made up of freshman boys. They helped clean up at the Freshman- Sophomore Christmas dance and at the Student Council Valentine dance, Cupid's Capers. They will have a money-making project to 'buy ce- ment and molds to make benches for the school. dwffio F 'fgtih The Florescents are a Y.W.C.A. club with T7 members. They have had two service proiectszsgiving a party for the Salvation Army Orphans, and ioining other Y-teens in the Punchbowl project of decorating the many graves with flowers. ' J They had socials with the Ventures, Sentinels, and Chancellors from Farrington. A banquet was held on April 20 at the Tr pler Officers Club to climax their year. awww Qdwenfo i ROW 1, Yoghiko Hafashima, Sonia Guevara, Treasurer-Theresa Tom, Sgt-at-Arms-Stella Valdwz, Sharon Oshiro. Row 2: Gaylyn Ikeda, Pat Chang, Dolores Wayas, Linda Hill, Carol Cristophen. Row 3: Pauline Clevenger, Vice President-Maile Faria, President-lOL!ffQF! l'P'?. SPC'Ej?C1fV7l,Qfkr'?ine Oshifn T94 Marcilla Gaeson, Guylene Hinkle. i' 1 . ,wi , A, L, 4 , qi , . fi, -T ,Vi ,ui q. rug, A i if . 221, . ... at ag' we ala! v .. 422,15 :I 1- 5 iff , :2,1, V .5 f4b125rV f it if is y 1 it i 5 ix 1 J ,ZA 1 llii 1 If f X Q Q , I i, Q ,Q ' ,il y K '- 1 ii , xr ef: 4 4 lxx exif . fc .-W 1 It .. if I r-., MW iw, , V : .,,r 3, 1- I. f w, '34 Q A. s, 'fx f , Dave Howell Kathleen Emery Liane Abreu Anne Vonnegut President Vice President Secretary Treasurer uill and Scroll The Quill and Scroll, an internationally known club, is very busy this year working on a 'new idea for a literary magazine. This maga- zine will be the first publication in Radford, on student work in literature, S-uch creations as art work by the art class, poetry, and essays are some of the items to be put in the magazine. Money from the sale of the magazine will be given to the Ram Page and yearbook staff for equipment. Requirements for membership are a B or higher average and previous recognized work in pub- lications in Radford. Skip- Curley Don Luttrell wwf f V Fa,f'iQff ' . 11,1 Ly .y,,,,f,,,. I W f . 5 . . fwg Z ff X! 5f.y'5v!f 7 L ft f 'V U, 1 fi , ' pfmzozzwf' . F4 I' W f 4 1 ff5,..v,,,,,,y i , V .,f'f,3 , , 4 2 4, X ff ffjf WWW VW V' 7 t 'fjilfiizfvf if .2 'Q initiates anxiously waiting to receive their pins of membership. Barbara Newquist Jan Smith Frank Spillman David Stoutner Beverly Sunn Sandra 'Suwa Florence Yamauchi 195 Looney, Roy Araki, and Gary Leo. Flight A Raymond Duarte Flight A-Matt Kramer, Bill Grebel, and Ken Bynum. Elmer Flight B-Joe Orndortf, Patrick Espaniola, and Melvin Clingan Steve Kramer, Antonio Estrada, and Walter Howell. Civil Air Patrol The purpose ot the Civil Air Patrol is to help young peoplejind the an- swers to their questions on aviation and to develop their qualities ot leadership. Among the thirteen subjects taught in the C.A.P. program are weather, air trattic control, national and internation- al satety control, and leadership and drill. Although the Radford Civil Air Pa- trol program is still in its first year ot operation, it is proving to be a popular and worthwhile campus organization. Flight B George Laioie Flight A-Bill Watson, Robert VanLimburgh, and Lester Napi- Flight B-Dennis Padello, Wayne Kurakake, and Gary Saw ' ' ' d Ph ll' Y haa. Jack Piper, Joe Twrss, and John Quinn. yer. John Holian, Bob Johnson, an i ip oung. S, X 5 as in 1 2:-sw as 5 QQPEV-tkfs-X. ,, :.. , .y ,. gm sf' 5.21.5 . 2 r 'T Q 'XTX .L -..L. 2 ' I J X ,gi 1 Xf',-- 1-l 1252-, 12, .T f .. , fig. 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Row 2: Alice Seifert, Luanne Williams, Lana Harris, Linda Ross, Kathy Sawyer, Sharyl Honeycott. Row 3: Linda MacDonald, Pat Thomas, Bonnie Bovra, Linda Powell, Cindy Harrison. The goals of the Les Chantelles are to grow as Cl person, to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions and nationalities, and to know the knowledge and love of God. Some of their many activities this year were a money-making project, camp tire convention, and decorating the graves at Punchbowl Ceme- tery. The purpose of the Girls Athletic Association is to promote true sportsmanship among girls in intramural games and to better relations in athletic activities with girls of other schools. Ofticiating at girls' noon-hour intramurals is one ot their maior activities. G.A.A. ,-Z s4l.lll1- VL Row l, left to right: Leslie Togiai, Rose Togiai, Bernadette Bicoy, Agnes Pa, Modanna Bicoy, Sandy. Vause. Row 2: Sandy Regidof, Elizabeth Bicoy, Martha Racoma, Rosalii Cerezo, Mary Malaulu, Cindy Skelton, Elsie Aga, Evelyn Ellington, Donna Caddis, Tiva A901 Zada Robinson, Tammy Qtto, Ellen Haislup, Judy Kaimi. Row 3: Doreen Aupiu, Makita Lopak Paula Kahikina, Suhsan Lara, Trudy Richards, Vicky Weinburg, Pauline Smith, Sitika Magio, Fiasili Pai, Edna King, Gayle Phillips. PQT C GF1Q,MClflgClf1Qff: Kapeve. AV l RN EN T N .-., X sn wexwr , si if s W X Come ye all of Radford, rise strong cmd sing, LeT praises To our colors ring, Through The years may all honor be We hope you've enioyecl our presenTaTion of The '63 yearbook: 'The sTudenTs' and Teachers' devoTion To Radford-Their efTorTs To build Raclforcls repuTaTion To iTs presenT high sTaTus, The expression of This A loyalTy in The lyrics of The Alma MaTer. y To our school wirh pride and loyalty. Lift high all voices, lei' our hearfs ioin in. We shall guard her honor, faithful True we'll be, T .. , 7 ,.. 1 -..ml -- 1 ..,-.. .,....... ,f.,.e.an,.m-f, f.,.-.1....-Q,-...naw-f :wma .aamwr-im'JTA15v1JJfu f44f1'Y'I Wir U! Radford High forever, sing Radmen sing, Liff our royal banners, ln sky, on land, and sea nf!!QIL5IyAf5I'0jIAI5xI A I ffl .J y f l l K l - ' L M I IU. 'DIL Y Iwi lryfliwg I ill My y ' fl l l Li film ' ifswwwb ii Ill will III IIMJW My flu II ' I Acknowledgementllsm' -I olnbwf l A UB! ,I J X! 'X I I I PI I I Mr. Charles Higa - Adviser of Arr Classes ,Q f KB5Con r Design oggffip ,l g dminisTraTion ein cUlXTy3ivisRaggPag,Qgf il lg Stanley SU. 31? I ' fe C C5 .. 3245 3? Charles M chem Spo s ENISIOFI Page L, N X ' -y hia Leeq-ACTI IT A iviwnlllgjge SD iii?-Qi ,M 2:49 N l ' gli Op ' ' ion XP W arrol Norihrup - Underi n Division Pa? lx -ST I lg QR Ashley Brown Governmenf Division' Page Cijxz I lx? Mike Henders Organizafions D vision Page DaveS U n' Ra ge Phi g er y K . if 'lip Al'l' 0 'i U of niga hoTo udio J E! 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