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

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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:

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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