Roosevelt High School - Round Up Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1954 volume:

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' L , ,,,, ,, ,1 R , Y 7061 X464 we gave you the years sp tntangtble essence ts expressed tn growth o personaltty and servt e to your school tn your numerous achievements vvhtch have created thetr far reachtng patterns It ts therefore a lastrng record of all the ups and downs tn your eventful year Scholastic actnvltres took up most of your ttrne and provtded broad out lets for that tnward desne for learnrng You served as class ofttcers and worked together for the Improvement of our school I fe Tte results vere oratnfytng rnemoralole Your pleasures were ours an l club dances Our hearts vvert out to you as you strove to uphold the banner of Red and Gold tn cornpetrttve athlettcs Yes your Itves your asr attons haxe rexo fed arcun thrs center ot learntng You have re arc tw wa a tapptcr tutcre and tn dotng so you have left our pncf css contruhutton to our Alma Matcr 2 ' ' - , A ' irit. This . . . , I . .f I ., y l t. V ' ' . , . . . as you glided through the pleasant strains of music at the pronws, canteens, slr' s ' f '- ' ' fl Q , ' , p - pa'-Q: le y to l- S' , A , y A - .1 A ' ' A- s A 00llt8lltS admlnlstratron government school Ilfe sports classes 110 graduates 8 . . . 16 26 organizations 48 ' sa 92 Roosevelt, io thee our song shall be . . . ZZ Wad!! Wai!! Zfadlf 1 Roosevelfs Corfer Audiforium and fower viewed from Nehoo Sf. af3 o'clock ii? 9 EDWIN CHINN 6 17 0 0' 1 4 all because, in your everyday teaching, you have tried not only to impart knowledge, but also a healthy attitude toward, and an enthusiastic interest in learning: because of your patience and genuine modestyg because you have been friend as well as teacher. we ' Z4e7?54 fauna!-Zip The firm, the enduring, the simple and the modest are near to virtue. -Confucius . a preparation tor modern day life. Photography.. ,. .. .. the capture of today tor posterity Lia iI'-J leaching . . . instilling ideals . . . fhe BIG TOP which has been our guide. 70 M6 -' The members of the class of i954 were entering Roosevelt High School as sophomores at the time I became principal. For this reason I have a special interest in this class. The past three years have been filled with activities of educational value as well as those of a recreational nature. As participants you have, I am sure, profited greatly. You have, no doubt, also developed many lifelong friendships which will mean more and more as the years go by. We will remember the graduates of 1954 for their enthusiasm in our program and their cooperation at all times. Our Aloha goes with you as you proceed to schools of higher learning or accept employment in a field of your choice. ,4,Qff!!.LVEbi' Principal Counter clockwise Miss Hortense Schwallie Vice-principal, Miss Evlyne Johnson, Registrar, Miss Grena ville Hatch Librarian Miss Toshie Nishimura Secretary, Mrs. Esther Crandall, Account Clerk. X-f COUNSELORS. Lett to Right: Mrs. Margarite Horne, .Vtrs. Dora Becker, Mrs. Thelma Harris. r f i - What college should I go to? . . . But I hate school! . . . Why can't we stay behind the auditorium during lunch hour? . . . But my foot was already in the doorway when the tardy bell rang! To some of us, our counselors represented discipline, and the sight of the monitor bearing the familiar pink pass which summoned us out of class meant detention assignment. To others, they were patient and sagacious advisors. To most of us, however, they were a combination of both. We shall remember, with amusement, how the mere sight of them sent lingering stu- dents scurrying out of the cafeteria. Most of all, however, we shall remember them with warm affection and gratitude as our friends. He that loves reading has everything within his reach. -William Godwin ENGLISH. Row One, Left to Right: Miss May Neill, chairmanp Miss Cleo Case, Mrs. Josephine Church, Mrs. Helena Hargrave, Mrs. Grace McAlister. Row Two: Mrs. Lorna McCrimmon, Mrs. Sadie Marsland, Mrs. Shizuko Ouchi, Mr. Katsuki Shirnazu, Mrs. Mary Tinker. l X X if i' 'll r i Y is Q. is -5' GUIDANCE. Row One, Left to Right: Mrs. Mildred von Schausten, chairman, Miss Marion Conrad, Mrs. Elizabefh Duncan, Mrs. lvah Feifeira, Mrs. Beryl Guliiver. Row Two: Mrs. Corene Jackson, Miss Lorene Wimer. Good counsel has no price, --German 'Mmm Music is ihe universal language of mankind. -Longfellow MUSIC. Row One, Lef! fo Right: Mrs. Alda Lee, chairman, Mr. Floyd Uchima. LANGUAGES. Row Two: Mrs. Dorothy DUM. Gill, chairman, Miss Alice Carlson, Miss Naomi Fike, Miss Jane Thornton. COMMERCIAL. Row Three: Miss Kaihryn Donovan, chairman, Mrs. Kathleen Arm- strong, Mrs. Helen Schiller, Mrs. Violet Schumacher. I' -2? 12 All the arts are brothers, each one is a light to the others. -Voltaire HOMEMAKING, ARTS 8- CRAFTS. Row One, Left to Right: Mrs. Gfetchen Cullen, chairman, Mrs. Arrnena Eller, Miss Alice Stewart. The mathematician has reached the highest rung on the ladder of human thought. -Havelock Ellis MATHEMATICS. Row Two: Mrs. Margaret Meyer, chair- man, Mrs. Noelani Murray, Mrs. Reba Ridley. Q- 1 ard? Histories are as perfect as the Historian is wise and is gifted with an eye and a soul. -Carlyle tg 1 'I3 HISTORY. Row One, Left to Right: Mrs. Dorothy Fri- zelle, chalrniang Miss Collette Bocage, Mrs. Rachel Henke. Row Two: Mrs. Irene Nakamura, Mrs. Hildred Sanbome, Ms. William Shook, Miss Ethel Spaulding, Mr. Edwin Tam. . A ifw ROTC. Row One, left to Right: Maior John DeMar- cus, APMSLT5 MfSgt. Gerald Allen, SFC John Starl'ev, Mfsgv. Alfred Walter. HEALTH 8. PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Row Two: Mrs. Genevieve Lovell, chairman, Miss Elizabeth Kauka, Mr. Edmund Vasconcellos. Health is a large word. lf embraces not the body only, buf the mind and spirit as well: . . . and not today's pain or pleasure alone, but the whole being and outlook ol a man. -James H. West ' Zia 7 ' ' Science is . . . like virtue, its own exceeding great reward. -Charles Kingsley SCIENCE. Top: Miss Katherine O'Dea, chairman. Row Two, Left to Right: Mr. Edwin Chinn, Mrs- Magdalene Geiger, Mrs. Blanche Pedley, Mr. Robert Rego. I4 . JOSEPH OSHIRO Wappq 5 me We!! fed Studeatc 1.--if 4 Y 2 If C' E' M4-1' 4. 4 ln - -q-A ,gigs x,'-,rg x My qt ff aI r9.5--.h xv CAFETERIA WORKERS Leif fo Rrghf Mrs Mary Silva Mrs Tsutae T mmura Mrs Florence Tsuoa kuhara Mrs Bessue Ishu Mrs Afsuko Harada Mrss Ham Inouve Mrs Chlsato Katsumoto Mrs Natsuko Sakai Q, Hernandez MRS KIKUMI MIYASATO Ccfeferm Manager Oazdaelclmgamealemnmedavzq CUSTODIANS Row One Left fo Right Mr Toyouchn Matsushnma 'Vlrs Dons Harvey Row Two Mr Manuel Camara Muss Elizabeth Keaweamahu M Shmuchn Tomna Mrssmg Mr Marshall Head Cusfodian 5 15 6-.. 61 ' '-, ?u1l! ir ., . we 1?-1-ti 19115, vs vx 'S it democrahc :deals good government the check and balance of upper and lower chambers X I x eb I X - .. I X 5 'Q '. U NP-H 'ME CH BAN President ESTELLE YOUNG SOLOMON LOO BARBARA CHING Vlce Presrdenf Treasurer Secrefcry 18 4424445 The familiar pounding of the president's gavel opened the weekly meetings ot the Executive Council. This enthusiastic council started planning the year's activities before school began, meeting on Sundays during sum- mer vacation. To help sophomores and other newcomers, an orientation week was instituted, and coun- cil members assumed the responsibility of ac- quainting the new students with the school. A campaign was waged against vandalism of walls, desks, and chairs. No . . . those pictures weren't for criminal records! All new students were photographed for school identification cards which were pre- sented at school functions and at the library. Raising money for the scholarship fund was another of the Council's proiects. Several movies were shown to the student body, and the annual Mistletoe Ball and April Showers formals were sponsored. The question ot boys' dress for tiorrnals was a topic of much debate, and the Council, working closely with the Rep- resentative Assembly, encouraged the boys to wear more practical business suits to formats instead of dinner jackets. The most memorable event of this year was the visit of Vice-President Richard Nixon who spoke to the student body at the school sta- dium. The eftorts of the Executive Council made this visit possible, and the students greatly appreciated this privilege. 4'-l MOE i it 1 CHARLES MARSHMAN BETSY FUJIMOTO DIANE HALM BOBBY ODARE Senior Councilor Junior Councilor Sophomore Councilor Councilor ot Large BARBARA FULLER CAROLINE MATANO IRVING GOTO MISS MARION CONRAD Rough Rider Editor Rough Rider Editor Round-Up Editor Adviser ..f REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY. First Row, Lett to Right: I. Goto, S, Uyechi, H. Roxburgh, B. Ching, A. Ito, B. Takayesu, B. Botelho, J. Leach. Row Two: M. Hayashi, B. Fuller, J. Ching, S. Johnson, C. Matano, G. Ebbert, M. Mazzola. Row Three: L. Yoshioka, B. Fujimoto, B. O'Dafe, D. Rash, E. Young, J. Miholick, H. M. Chu, C. Nekonishi. President Hannah Mae Chu listens as Secretary Barbara Ching reads the minutes to Representative Assembly. MYRNA HAYASHI MILTON VON BERTHA TAKAYESU JAMES MIHOLICK FRANCES ACHEE Hospitality Committee I. D. Committee Delegate Election Committee Movie Committee Oahu Youth Council 20 REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY. Firsf Row, Left to Right: F. Jhung, J. Morin, B. Uyehara, D. Halm, J. Inamine, C. Mack, H. Kitamura. Row Two: J. Fuse, E. Suda, L. Whitlock, K. Nishi, P. Barbieri, B. Jay, B, Lee. Row Three: D. DuBois, R. Ham, M. Yap, R. Howard. Q 'L -4, -5 f - 1 4,1 AHenfive council members af Iheir weekly meeling. i vfv' DOUGLAS BARKER ELSIE WHITE FINIS JHUNG AGNES KIM CALVIN NEKONISHI Pep Commiflee Assembly Commilfee Delegafe Delegate Delegole Oahu Youfh Council Inter-School Council lnfer-School Council 21 f 2 -W Do it over. Not again! This is the sixth time! Amidst moans and groans punctuated by laughter, iokes, and deadline worries, the Round-Up staft worked hard to produce the best yearbook ever. Besides regular work on the annual, staff members made money by printing names on Christmas cards and annual covers with the Kingsley machine. It was fun, it was worrisome, it was work, lRVlNG GOTO but it was worth it. We learned a lot in the Editor process, and it is with pride that we present the finished product. Our hope is that this pic- torial record of your days at Roosevelt will be cherished and looked upon with nostalgia in the years to come. JANICE IBARA JEANETTE ETO CLAIRE MORITA MRS. SHIZUKO OUCHI Government Editor Organizations Editor School Life Editor Adviser ADRIENNE MAU CAROL GOTO PERCIVAL CHEE WALTER SOH Art Editor Faculty Editor Photographer Photographer 11' Eac- vf Y 2- S if 1 LOTUS IEONG CAROL SUENAGA PATSY KANESHIRO Business Manager Copy Edifor Assisfanf Editor Classes Edifor rf xv- 2' ai Y x, .M M. V . f 4 an f' 'XF ,Q 4,1 0 7 f ROUND-UP STAFF. Firsf Row, Leff fo Righf: J. Fuse, J. Hiyane, E. Chang, M. Lum, E. Hu, M. Leong. Row Two: A. Hayashi, L, Chang, C. Tarurani, A. Miyamoto, M. Chan, A. Chang. Row Three: E.5ugi1a,O. Okazaki, B. Fuiimoto, J, Morira, J. Ko, K, Sing. MYRNA MINATODANI LAWRENCE CHUN IRENE CHINEN MAE OHAMA Sporfs Co-Ediior Sporis Co-Editor Senior Co-Edifor Senior Co-Edifor 2 Hi Ridersf here is your broadcast of 'Rough Rider Over the Air.' This is how the latest news was brought to students when Rough Riders could not be is- sued because of holidays or exams. Included in the staff's activities were monthly SCOOP meetings which first and second year reporters attended. Speakers Bob Krauss, Lois Stewart and Sarah Park from the city papers provided a break in the staff routine. Later in the year, cub reporters toured the Star-Bulietin plant to MRS. SHIZUKO OUCHI Adviser MILTON GOO Assistant Sports 1 f' y PATRICIA LUM 'Z , ' b Third Page Editor 'Nbr 7' Q .S wi 26410: 'earn the principles of publishing a paper. A special edition for the senior class was distributed at the Senior Banquet. It included the class directory and horse election results. Journalism has provided opportunities for students not only in reporting the nevvs, but in meeting new people as well. The rush to meet the deadline, the tun in interviewing personalities, and the pride in seeing your story in print is all part of the life of a reporter. And it's been fun. QI S9C0na' Selsexg TA Edflgf ROUGH RIDER STAFF. First Row, Left to Right: C. Wong, S. Takano, E. Yamamoto, S. Gonsalves, V, Hee. Row Two: N. Kim, B. Uyehara, A. Kim, B, Nakamura, D. O'NeiI, Now Three: F. Jhung, 52. Marcus, R. Young, D. Nalcasone, PRISCILLA TONG ANN lTO Circulation Manager Proofreader ., Q ..- 1 'Er' 9 ,W 1.2 HELEN SAKAI BETTY HIRATA Proofreader Exchange Manager rf ml W in po .W 1'f .n 9 common goals common :deals the oromohon of cmzenshrp supply mferesf cmd enfoymenf for everyone , y, ,,, V, I Y -f . i, w A H fy f W , w gm f I , W 47,1 f f y -1 ' 1 , -4 . - D ? gs Program? The smllang gurl who sand that to you was probably a member of Roosevelts Usherettes Club Advlsed by Mlss Hortense Schwallle the gurls had fun ushering at Honolulu Symphony concerts Honolulu Community Theater plays and various school and comrnunuty productnons TOP PICTURE Fro1f Row Left to Rrghl P Lum S Chow S Seto E Uemura Door chanrmen J OW G Sugar C Matano 0 g g ow Two A Chung E H Chang R T be H oxburgh P Sro M to S M Abc Achee M Chang Row Three L Leong B Chambl e D Scott M Seastrom D Brand K Thompson B Fuler K A an S uerrn nn L 'n w Four V On a W rn Sa C Qu S Sou L Apln A BOTTOM PICTURE Front Row Left to Rnghf P Kaneshnro E Wulkunson S Knyama Door chaurmen G Carver S Uyechu B Chung C Goto M Ha ash: C Omnvo J Kono Row Two S Chun Hoon Ben' mm ' Ch ng S Knm J Ha McCrlmn'ton G Bode K Huga S Medelros Row Twree H Kuwada J Lau R Gomes V Wong B Lee C M Donnell M Fuvlaway Mtnatodanu E Muratsuka J Nos A Char C Moruta D Ng R w F ur E Kn gh! J Mo L Kong A Chung M Fernandes C Ke P Murakarnn E Wnlte M Manabe F Mnyou Q ll 4-nd' - xi will fl. '.. 28 pa 7 qt' 24 Mmm the best coolfues ever' Thats wnat students sand about the cookues sold by the F H A Thetr advnser Mus, Aluce Stewart also he ped the gvrls learn poise and good taste whlch they demonstrated ID their annual fashion show Front Row Left to Rrght S Marn E Sakata N Yoshtmoto treasurer G Takano F Kaneshnro A Santos M Rego D Ho I Okazaku vtce presndent Row Two B Yonemorn G Tahara B Arona secretary K Gnlman A Alotau M Gaeth president R tlltlsteao M Fernandes J Kamal N Kempster R w Three P McClelland R Bell J Sue F Malm M Seto S Kan D Eckberg L Chong W Prange J Vogel Mudd Emoty boxes ID homerooms dvd not remaun empty long when the World Welfare Club sponsored drlves to help the needy an all parts of the world Mass Lorene Wunter was the advlser Front Row Left to Rnght E Kntamura E Sung M Dayoan P Tokrmoto M Fernandes P Lum S Chow secretary C Tsubaklhara C Omryo c Kopma Row Two K H Young R Obrey B Arona I Obrey F Sette A Alotau S 'ow J. Ow presudent L. Shum K. Hnga vuce presrdent. Row Three. E. Woo M. 'Vlanabe F. Mtyon M. Santos S. Chung, treasurer- B. Uemo.o, J. McGrew D. Scheuermann B. Lee K. Wada J. Mori J. Kono A. Ito G. Kakazu program chair- man- D. Ng. 'W' Our W 29 X X -464 . Parlez-vous francais? Mais oui! say the members of the French club. With the help of Mrs. Dorothy Gill, The Chatterers published La Causet1e, sent gift boxes to their French protegee Dede, and dined at a banquet. Front Raw, Lelt to Right: E, Kanai, J. Ching, C. Miura, S. Yugawa, S, Chow, presidentg S. Kiyama, A. Kim, B. Tanimura, B. Seki, M. Leong, A, Mau. Row Two: K. Ueiio, V. Zukeran, S. Shin, A, Fulirnoto, G. Sugai, vice-president, C. Wong, M, Kakazu, V. Hee, N. McArthur, K. Thompson, Row Three: M. Seastrom, G. Muran1o1o,G. Nishi, E, Lai, M, Cambra, V. Tse, L. Mau, L. Lee, M, F. Rosa, M. Fielder, E. Muratsuka, secretary, E. Jamieson. Row Four: R, Ho, F. Henderson, R. Nagano, treasurer, R. Goo, F. Okimoto, G. Morimoto, W, Ing, D, Lum, A. Young, J. Poole, J. Elliot, H. Crawford, J, Mason. BElOW: Edith, Erma, and Nancy lead the students at the French banquet in singing Au Clair de la Lune!! ing to catch a spider. Julie screams with 'GUI while Barbara watches in Qui a Laisxe les Fleurs? 30 ABOVE: William playing tennis? No, he and Ronald are only fry- 56 foie Q It was fiesta Time again as The members of EI Rojo y Oro, The Spanish ' ' 1 ld Mexico. Spanish Week marked club, donned their colorful costumes add slipped away oo ' ' S 'ta Naomi Fike, adviser. The beginning of another enloyable year with enori K McCrimmon L McCrimmon D. Matthey, K. Vollravh, A. Goo, C. McDonell, J. Miholick, M. TOP PICTURE. Fronf Row, Leif fo Righf: . , . , secretary, S. Claassen. Row Two: V. Moy, R. Suzuki, K. Kilbride, G. Kendrick, B. Lassefrer, J. Ogata, Souza. Row Three: L. Kuster, D. Lewis, M. Barros, R. Hendrickson, J. Larson, Treasurer, P. Lombard, president, B. O'Dare BOTTOM PICTURE. Fronf Row, Leif to Righf: A, Morrison, M. Murabayashi, P. Mahoney, 13. Char, C. Paei, S. MacLaren, J Lum, E. McCardle Row Two: J. lmai, J. Ishii, E. Vvnite, vice-president, R. Milsiead, R. Tribe, J. Lau, W. Lum, J. Leong J. Oshiro. Row Three: L. Kakazu, E. Wilkinson, A. Onishi, S, Ching, J. Ching. in 1 gps Kg' .r ., .I . 1 ,Q ii I. V49 r,'1,'2-Q94 elf!!!- .,f X!! 4 as uv! 1 ,M 3 .x 1 var- 11.1 J... is 04 . w -Fr n A' 153. zdddeueff 641545544 eadw ' . Ever Tuesda afternoon the sin in of favorite Y Y Q Q hymns could be heard in room 3. That meant that the RCF, under the advisership of Miss Carol Chung, was holding its regular meeting to provide Christian fellowship for the stu- dents of Roosevelt. Front Row, Left to Right: M. Tomita, P. Hu, V. Tse, R, Quon, G, Ching, A. Char, J. Yukumoto, M. Kitamura, D. Wong E. Shun. Row Two: K. H. Young, C. Yap, president, D. Ching, L. Chun, M. Wang, A. Ching, C. Wong, D. Mamiya, treas- urer, R. Shida, S. Torn. Row Threat J. Imai, E. Kitamura, L. Shim, J. Fuiimoto, V. Wong, J. Miura, D. Lum, M. Tom, N, Chung, R. Ching, vicespresident, R. Ho, C. Gurnpfer, A. Shirota, M. Yap, '!l. Ohama secretary, L. Slriida, D. Doon D. Lau B. Takayesu. 1468 Science is important! The members of the Science Club, under the guidance of Miss Katherine O'Dea, arrived at this conclusion after hearing the special speakers who were Mr. Hagens, Mr. Hoyt, and Mr. Baver, seeing movies, and making excursions to the Blood Bank and H.S.P.A. Front Row, Left to Right: M. Yoshino, G. Ching, J. Sue, F. Miyoi, P. Tokimoto, J. Ow, secretary, M. Manabe, M. Stevens K. Yanaga, E. Sung, president. Row Two: P. Murakami, M. Chang, A. Lee, A Shirota, D, Ng, treBSUV9f: J, Kono, L. Lum. F. Achee, M. Davoan, E. Shun Row Three: G. Mivashiro, B. Dobratz, K. Sing, H. lwasa. A. Fuii, M. Choy, C. Gumpfer W. Ho, J Swedberg, vice-presiden', J. Leach, M. Goo, J. Hayashi. 32 5 4 db ' 4 0 'l 3152 -..,, Q 1? -1. 4? . Q 1 1 'a 5 1 . 1 '40 ' People who think that slavery had been abolished weren't around when the Latin students went through Slave Week. Who can forget the clanking chains ofthe slaves or the superior looks of the masters? The poor servi were rewarded, however, at the annuaIRonmn banquei TOP PICTURE. Fronl Row, Left to Righr: D. Miyamoto, vice-president, I, Kubota, E. Uiimori, J. Fuse, treasurer, J. Sugi- hara, K. Murray, P. Yoshina, D. Ching, G. Kanetakc-, secretary. Row Two: A. Gamer, R. Yamashita, E. Suda, A. Chang, J. Davis, M. Clarke, I. Bakken, l. Miyamoto. Row Three: F. Jhung, E. Sugita, E, Yee, A. Patacsil, L. Lai, president, Period 7, M. Duggan, president, Period 35 T. Tobin, M. Bogost, l. Bonser. BOTTOM PICTURE. Front Row, Left ro Right: S. Blomerley, K. Lopes, S. Gonsalves, B. Kaneshiro, V. Ohta, J. Yukumoto, E. Hu, J. Kido, B. Uyehara. Row Two: T. Watanabe, M. Lutzelman, K. Brudvig, C. Keyes, vice-president, H. Sakai, A. Pope, secretary, L, Mark, D. Mamiya, D. Miyashiro, K. Shiraki. Row Three: C. Kim, treasurer, A. Morisako, W. Kwon, F. Lee, R. Hamm, W. Ho, B Dobratz, N. Chung, S. Takahashi, L. Park, G. Charlton, G. Nakasato. 1' If mf! .Q , 5, - 0 UI 'ju- . ' 1 o-, X A-he .J ,f . 3 9 fl . Zh. . .-fir KJ? Afif J Front Row, Left To Right: Mrs. G, McAIister, advnserg E. W lkmsorw Van Loon D Qawyer G Harada K Matson B Orcmt E Nhrre. Row Two: M, Stevens, P Muller, G. Malabey, M Hawkswonh D Meiendy S1roh B Brown A Wade-Im Row Three J Mason, B Mills, J Pooie, D. Evans, M. Fullaway. RIGHT: Senora Rash and Senor Lombard reminisce about The years gone by as el chiodo Alama lisfens in A Sunny Morn- ing.' BELOW: Terry's Theme from Limelighf' provides fhe back- ground for u modern dance performed by Diana, Ginger, Bobby, and Kafby during fhe February Tolenf Show. Nm. D42 i 324. Fav l .v 1. U is fl' Tk -ze1ff3l...f-'-g'vA Front Row, Lett to Right: A. Kim, president, E. Kanai, B. Lo, G. Matsuno, J. George, J. Hageman, E. Larsen, E. Muratsuka ecre tar-fy K. Peterson. Row Two: D. Rash, E. Jamieson, historian, B. Fuller, A, Philips, D. Rego, P. Fozzy, M. Fernandes. Row Three M. Mazzola, I. Bakken, R. Jacobs, W. Alama, treasurer, D. Powell, A. Barrett, M. McGinley. :Ellie dmtez The Theater - glamour, greasepaint, grandeur, glory, and grind. From a humble beginning in the Roosevelt Little Theater, who knows - maybe some- day, trom the experience gained from school plays under the careful guidance of Mrs. Grace McAlister, a star may be born. It not a star, then, at least, a person who has gained more confidence and knowl- edge through participation in school productions such as the Talent Show. All right-date up all the boys in town You know-I think Filmer smells worse than usual, says cousin Elsie, Ham and Goody, acted by Douglas and Marla have t ou but mother Ethel doesn't hear her remark about son Dick. in The Fighting Littlesf' 1. 7 Z T 9 MW 2 1 ,. 1 y ,af 4' 5 UQ 35 44504 Read and willin whenever there was an service work to be done, Y Q Y The Junior Red Cross Council collected Christmas ornaments for Tripler Hospital as one ot its proiects. Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan advised the group. Kneeling, Left to Right: J. Leong, J. Fuiimoto, treasurer, K. H.Young, president. Row One: V. Ing, L. Concepcion, J. Lum, E. Fuiioka, J. Morita, C. Nip, S. Takano, L. Kitagawa, G. Takano, J. Kinoshita, D. Lau, A. Lee. Row Two: J. Kawaguchi, L. Lee, D. Ng, F. Makino. D Medina, K. A, Fiellin, E. Jamieson. A. Goo. M. Fernandes. P. Wellman. Row Three: J. OW. S Ching. L. Lum. E, Sung, R. Gomes. M. Alba, B. Fuiimoto, B. Bonilla, A. Thompson, A. Morrison, M. Aires, V. Wong, D. Bailado, G. Char, J. Suga, B. C. Leong, J. Carr, Row Four: G. Mark, K. S. Young, H. Izumi, P. Yanagihara, N. Anderson, vice-president, W. Aikala, K. Sing, D. Rodrigues, H. Beaudry, C. Armstrong. 24460 and Shiny gold Quill and Scroll pins identified wearers as members of the International Honorary Society of High School Journalists. Twenty-one members were selected from the Rough Rider and Round-Up staffs for their outstanding work in journalism and for their high scholastic standing. Front Row, Left to Right: P. Kaneshiro, I. Chinen, E. H. Chang, B. Ching, C, Suenaga, secretary, S. Chow, t'easurerg C. Morita, P. Lum, H. Sakai, L. Leong. Row Two: W. Kwon, P, Chee, R. Young, A. Ito, P. Tong, B. Fuller, vice president, C. Matano, president, K. A. Fiellin, D. Nakasone, I. Goto, F. Jhung. 36 Vp- ,gs it -Z - Pl y ball! hat was the familiar cry heard from Miss Elizabeth Karma and Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan advisers of the Girls Athletic Association. Playdays were helci with other schools and the players put to practice the principles of health sportsmanship and ton. TOP PICTURE, Front Row, Left to Right: E. Shibuyo, secretory, G. Nisni, treasurer- A, Santos, P. Dong, president, I. Hapai, S. Hoe, B. Miike, R. Nat'vi ad, N. Kernoster. Row Two: M. Cambra. R. A White, A Onishi, S. P gill, B. Sinclair, G. Ka e- taxe, spor's manager, G. Mu 'moto, B. Nagao, vice-president, H. Wvanabe. Row Three: Q, Aoo, A. Shirota, B. Peaden N. Anderson A. Barrett, M. Forlaway, J. Vogel, W. Prange. BOTTOM PICTURE, Front Row, Left to Right: J. Heirakuii, presidenr, N, Nagatani, J. Asing, N. Lee, B. Tavares, sports mar'- ager, B. Kanetake, N. Dunn. Row Two: H. Hall, P. Visser, A. Lai, secretary, A. Araflles, L, Lin, P. Silva, M. Sogawa. J, Fer nandez. R-Jw Three: L. Sue, C. Mack, vice-president, T. Lyons, W. Aikala, G. Schatte, P. Sylva. E. You, treasurer. 37 WC Join tne Y.M.C.A. and have fun, This motto of the Y.M.C.A. was used to its lullest extent by the members ot the Conti- rwentals Hi-Y. Picnics, dances, and service prolects were enioyed throughout the year by its members, Front Row, Left to Right: T Natanabe, 'reasurerg G. Yama, sec'e'ar,, 'f. Farnas, G. Omoto, F. Jh-.ing Q. Fukunaga. chap- ang R vanagnara Row Tv-10:59.Karhada,Serviceprolectchairrhang P. Kudc, H. Kawahara president, Q. Hayashi, R Yoang, A Liig sergeant-1'-arms, F? Onodera. Row Three: C Km L Lee vice-,Q'Qsiden1,l1 Shim zu. 76401622 Love? Default? Game ball? Double fault? Yes, these were terms used by the members ot the Tennis Club, advised by Miss Elizabeth Kauka. Novices learned the tech- nique of the game while experienced members practiced to improve their playing. FronYRow,Lef1 to Right: l Chinen, G. Toyama, V. VJong, D Bailarlo, S Kiyama, secretary, l. Hapai, P. Hayashi, M. Lai, A Kawaguclii, M Hirai Row Two: J. Chang, J. Ching, pres dent, G Ching, W. Pooliina, C. Nozawa, L, Sue, D. Furuno, E. White, S. Kam, G. Elnbert. Row Three: S, Ching, E. Souza, P. Murakami, treasurer, C. Pearson, E. Cliim, B, O'Dare, T Yee, J. Ko, W. Cha-ig vice-president, S. Miller, A, Masters. 5 fun t U Nb 'TTI 560604 Be prepared is the motto of the Senior Girl Scout Troop 121 as well as for all the Girl Scouts throughout the world. The girls had ample opportunity to dem- onstrate their abilities on both their work and play proiects. Front Row, Left to Right: E. Tanimoto, A. Lee, treasurer, P. Hayashi, president, J. Kawaguchi, I, Chinen, M. Lau, G. Ching, L. Lee. Row Two: J. Takata, vice-president, V. Ing, S. Tanimoto, K. Yanaga, G. Nishida, J. Ching. Row Three: S. Yugawa, S. Kiyarna, A. Toriuini, A. Kawaguchi. S396 6100- The unsung heroes of every production, during and after school hours, were the hard-working members of the stage crew. Lighting, sound, and props were three of their many responsibilities, and few students realized how much of the smoothness of a perform- ance depended on their service. Front Row, Left to Right: R. Ho, D. Barker, M. Haas, P. McNeill, president. Row Two: C. Collins, N. Brown, F. Ing, O. Saiki, M. Yap. 39 S . . W fvlkg I If XFTA 1 Sars ' AY ns Q Ay v7 .ASA 'Q -.vu A :ini 2-5 on 4.- I' X-. K, ii Mfg X R.. x .S . 1 1 ' ts Wat' Peace and unity, freedom and brotherhood. This is the Y-Teen spirit which the Leialohas have tried to keep in their clubwork. They enjoyed working with their adviser, a torrner Roosevelt student. Top Row, Left to Right: April Leong, adviser, J. Kawaguchi, president. Row Two: F. Achee, M. Chong, treasurer, E. Fokunaga, M. Furumizo. Row Three: H. Garcia, P. Hayashi, V. Ing, J. lsara, corresponding secretary, J. Ishii, pro- gram council representative, F. Kagawa, H. Kawano, L. Kawauchi, vice-president. Row Four: A. Lee, J. Leong, L. Lum, W. Lum, A. Medeiros, M. Minatodani, E. Muratsuka, J. Nishimoto. Row Five: J. Okarrwra, G. Parker, S. Seto, J. Shi- bayama, L. Shida, J. Sugihara, B. Takayeso, i.C.C. representative, G. Tanaka. Row Six: P. Tokimoto, E. Tomioka, re' cording secretary, M. Wang, V. Wong, E. Yamada, program cooncii representative, G. Yamamoto, M. Yamamoto, E. Young Q 60502 '-sn.. ix Q it 5- . .4-' fl- - Nt. . 4 .i .. A Q v K H A 'X s Q1 L X A s ., 4 ' X- . , Nxt. 1 hi 5 Q wa , gk -MM Q ? . 'Ft - :.s if . Q52 Q- . 'fig I S ,, ,TS A 1 I QQ L 4: 1 is - -X N9 ', .8 H. 'E' N A v ' -f. 4 X 'ef ref -ff L t' .EM i ' i 't'- i N P P- Ai 1 s 1 1 E Q i f e or L vi s , C V - f ,L rg Y g-.1 - ' -i n . f 7 41' X 40 Wai Thirty-seven members supplied 1hirfy-seven pairs of wiiiing hands working roward a successful year. Their adviser heiped them in their proiecfs, which :eh- Tered arourid ire six rhair. erhphases of The Y-Teehs. Top Row, Leff Vo Righff S. Sr' ri, presider'v1pCaroi Bzba, acv se' Row Two: 3 - fiona PJ. Asa 'CC rerxesfihfa C, 9 Bei,G Cawer Row Three: L, Chang A. Char program Czsff 'ezzrefeva' feg F f. K. Cf CQ 4- S T C' ff- f- r V usa J Goo C Gro '.' Ha,ash freasxe' Row Four. E, 'var' he L. i'o, vine-,res dev: F- i, r C Ke J Kiwi, re:c'dirig secre'ar,'g P. Lau, L. Lee Row Five: M. LCM H. '.'a Q. prcgrarw ccamii represeva' Je: C a'a'f cor- 'espohc Pg :ec'e'ar,fp F. Mifc, ff. Mwakafvi, Q. Nakarri,'a,L S' N Taifara. Row Six: P Torg B LJe'a'a, K be 2 S Ufecr E. Hoc B Yonerrxa, L Yoshida V. Zskerah. 1 Q 1 4 3 fur Z- 41 1' ,e 4- f.: If '4-44 Qs 4 K- pr 'Q ,Q K' as-5 as 1 l vs Q-v als Q-4 gn T iq an 5--v 2 as F' if pf' ,Q L' 4 .fe - in-v A i as L is ' n--. is 'Az if X D95 bv- fegexfd We 2 Asptrants members ofthe Regents Hn Y Wnth George Sakura: as advuser the Regents have trned to lnve up to theur motto tn the tradttton of the Y M C A Goal To create matntatn and extend Top Row Left to Rtghl L Allen W Fukuda M Goo B Jay D Kaletknm W Kawamura M Kano shtta Row Two C Kocht C Kurosu R Matsumoto V Moy G Nakasato C Nekomshn secretary R Oda Row Three O Okazakv treasurer T Okusht C Okumoto E Otsugn L Park C Shngeta Row Four K Shtrakn chaplam, T Takahasht T Tommaga D Watamura, sergeant at arms Row Frve C Sakura: vtce presndent, E Kaneko presudent 42 f. - ' f ' f . gl . - 'Z ,'- Sv fi A S- . L' L- . L l gr B' r -' ' V , A - - ' . 'f - .1 Q -- ' 1 B- M- A. f x ff 4...- ' A ' N y X ' ,e ff :' f 14 I C 4 Q' f g LQ E- ,Q A M W . 1 - .4 1 - ' . :. W ' N . m , 31' Q 6 . fi 'El 5' C X X L. Q ,.. M K Y f 1... ' -ti... fi if ,, I -'- Q 'sri' L'-H A! ff , l 46 ' A, pl! gg fix pu fl .ful QT? 1- 15 T7 If I4 14 702- The conveyors ot good will and good goals! the Ambassadors. The club members participated in many activities which developed self-confidence, sportsmanship, and friendship. Roosevelt's Sgt. Starkey was the adviser. Top Row, Left to Right: M. Barros, M. Chang, I. Ching, J. Chong, J. Choy, athletic director, M, Choy, A. Chun. Row Two: D. Chun, D. Chung, C. Fuiioka, H. Harada, W. Lee, G. Matsuguma, secretary, R. Nagano, chaplain. Row Three: F. Okimoto, W. Omoto, A. Osaki, A. Patacsil, M. Pung, M. Pyun, G. Takamatsu. Row Four: G. Understeller, T. Watanabe, sergeant-at-arms, R. Wat- son, G. Wong, K. C. Wong, E. Yee, treasurer, K. S, Young. Row Five: S. Luna, president, S. Ko- dama, vice-president, Sgt. John Starkey, adviser. 43 5 Al Aa.-fa Wd! 0,7444 Delicious pastry for sale. Very rea- sonable prices. We are sending a delegate to conference. Inquire: Hui O'Hana Miki Y-Teens. This was just one ot the projects undertaken by the members with the aid of their advisers. fop Row, Left to Right: Beatrice lnouye, Jean Kasniwamura, acvisersg P. Murakami, president. Row Two: L. Aping, M. Cambra, I. Chinen, B. Ching. Row Three: S. Chow, P, Dung, J. Efo, A. Fujimoto, K. Higa, J. lbara, G. Kakazu, vicevpresidenp B. Kane- shiro. Row Four: P. Kaneshiro, S. Kiyama, l.C.C. representative, E. Koiirna, J. Kono, J. Lau, L. Leong, S. Low, P. Lum. Row Five: V. Lum, M. Manabe, D. Miyamoto, treasurer, D. Ng, G. Nishi, J. Nose, V. Ohta, C. Omiyo. Row Six: J. Ow, S. Sagawa, J. Saiki, A. Sasaki, M. Sato, E. Shibuya, C. Scenaga, G. Sugai, secretary. Row Seven: E. Sung, J. Takata, M. Tatami, B. Uemoto, program council representative, E. Uii- mori, E. Yonamine, program council representative, S. Yugawa, J. Yukumoto. ,wi . W. .5 . 4 Q- 14 -V 'ilk X fi Y? It A 'U 1 . -'s 44 1' gala? The Reveries, the Cinderellas, and the Akalanis made up Roo- sevelt's junior Y-Teens. They participated in many Y.W.C.A. activities such as donating money for toys for the Kinau School for Retarded Children, having socials, and camp- ing at Halekipa and the Beach Club. Through- out the year these activities helped the girls to fulfill the goals of the Y-Teens: To grow as a person. To grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities. To grow in the love and knowledge of God. S 2'76Cd4. This year there were only two sophomore clubs, Hui Ilima and the Stardusters. The girls became used to meeting at school, writing notices in the bulletin, and becoming a part of the whole Roosevelt Y-Teen organization. Their proi- ects were based on the emphasis which the Y.W.C.A. places on social concern, religion, health, family relations, work, and art. The sophomore Y-Teens worked hard to do their share in such organized Y-Teen activities as the annual carnival and the Roosevelt Y-Teen benefit dance. 'Hi- I 'af , M., ,,-f CINDERELLAS Front Row Left to Right B Seki ICC representative L Kohat u program cha rman M Nakamura B Uyehara R Natividad A Uyeda A Funasaki service protect chairman H Yoshikane B Hirata vice president and sergeantatarms E Imura Row Two K Kochi treasurer A Miyamoto E Oda V Amit D Nakarna H Uyemura M Yamada program chair man P Ozaki C Tamtani R Imai Row Three B Mitke G Tanaka J Serikawa J Yokooli secreta v G Kanetake president G Mcramoto J Uyehara B Tanimura ICC representative 3- 1' HUI AKALANI Front Row Lelt to Right A Takabayasli ICC representative A Okmrnoto treasurer L Young N Yo himoto H Won service protect chairman E Chong program chairman L Tom L Kitagawa recording e etary E Hada I S i e naga sergeant atarms Row Two J Okamoto K H Young corresponding secretary P Lm Marita S Chang V Hee Chong A Zen H Chun R Ho Row Three B Yonemori R Yamanaka M Seto M Alortto E Ching M Ono J Oneha C Omo R Wong A Chang A Hirano C Otsuka chaplain Row Four J Kido I Kubota vice president R Yamashita B Yama ato E Hu president R Yuen P Yoshma A Pang J Takishita S Sharer 5 X - . ' it V A , I if M f il, ' 3 :I 'B7'1 T I 1 R l . I 'f ' ti ' , hw Z u . , ' : . ', . . . A 7 . 5 , i 5 . , . , V ' , - , - t : - , . , - - - - 1 : - , - ' , - - 2 - , - f - ' , ' U f z - . ' : . ' , . , . , . , . . 2 L ,F ... ,L ,L f 4 ' A 3- O1 ' ' a., 6 9. ' , 1- , -f ' ' . . -, . V, - ia , 5 1 454 D r sg . , V 1 , 5 5 - - , 5' A . E- --, . - . I - . - I X Q 1 sail ' l I I ' - . ' . f ' , . Hy , . E I C .I 5 4 ..,A.., - h Q - ., , gf . 5 y G . . -g ,., A , - I . ,ft I A, 1 ' , ' 1.- .f ' ' f Q-5 vf' V jc ,' t f , 1 . ! V A., ig: .Ni . ', I : . 'lf - - - - i I - K f I - f V 5 I f . , ' ' ' f . , ' 1 . , . ' , S C' 1 - V - he - , - - . : . , . . , I - I f L1 , - f - 1 S- , . , . , . . : . , . , , , . , . , - - 1 - 1 - , . , - , . ' , . , A I . I - f ' - 1 - , - - . . . , . . , . , , . , . , . , - , - - - --M f ...I' REVER!ES. Front Row, Left to Right: F. Konishi, E. Yamada, E. Kobashigawa, M. Lum, K. Morita, B. Takeguchi, N. Mitsuo, J. Fuse, treasurer, J. Ing, F. Fureya. Row Two: M. Lum, J. Lum, I. Okazaki, P. Chun, service proiect chairman: K. Nishi, L, Adachi, secretary, D. Chee, vice-president, G. Suzuki, A. Morimoto, B. Nakasu. Row Three: J, lriouye, B. Fufimoto, I.C.C. representative, T. Toyama, L. Yoshioka, B. Wong, H. Watanabe, B. Peaden, program chairman, J, Marita, president. Row Four: M. Inoue, J. Ishida, A. Hayashi. M. Merabayashi, G. Abaro. Wai qdlfllldf. Front Row, Left to Right: J. Suga, vice-president, G. Shimizu, H. Tanaka, D. Kishaba, E. Kawamoto A. Kawaguchi, E. Fujioka, G. Toyama, A. Yoshioka, B. C. Leong, program council representative. Row Two: C, Chong J. Chun, H. A. Oshiro, B. Lee, C. Okimura, G. Yamanaga, program council representative, M. Lau, B. Chock, B. Fuii moto, treasurer: L. Nakagawa. Row Three: E. Kanai, A. Char, C. Lee, A. Toriumi, J. Hiraoka, A. Koike, J. Chang, R Young, secretary, E. Mun, C. Lu'n. Row Four: G. Wong, B. Lo, G. Matsuno, I.C.C. representative: M. Kobayashi, P. Lee president C Taiima C Nozawa 4: l Sfdldalfeld Front Row Leif to Right B Murata A Matsun ori L Kuwaria G Kinushita treasurer C Yama J Higashi D Ota J Ching C Chang secretary C Hayashi E Yamagata F Vong Row Three K Higa V Nakamura ICC representative S Nshikida L Lee K Watanabe P Tong E Nakano G Nakagawa J Kaneko presiden E Inoue sine presiden' 46 I - - yi if s,,4, E k ' - - - .I , , i QI' shita, sergeant-at-arms: P. Kim, I. Yamane, B. J. Lim, F. Kuroiwa, C. Miura. Row Two: M. Morioka, L. Lau, G. Wong . . . 5 . i , , I , , . , . , . , . , ' 1j t A S-J elf!! Cheese. . .one two three. . . click! This meant that another picture was being taken by an enthusiastic member ot the Roose- velt Camera C ub. All year its members took printed and enlarged pictures with 'her newly acquired equipment and improved darkroom facilities. Front Row, L ft to Right: J, I h'i V. Lurn, A. Lee C. 'lsubakihar , M. Cna g, L. Schuttpelz, D. Bailado, A. Kemble, A. L. Porte, L. Lum, secretary. Row Two: J, Nishimoto, M. Chong, J. Shibayama, J. Isara, V. Ohta, V. Hee, E, Ching, C. Omo, L. Akamine, J. Au. Row Three: V. Ing, treasurer- P. Chee, K. S. Young, D. Rodrigues, M. Bogost, B. Dobratz, C. Gurnpfer N. Ho, W. Male R. Hargrove, J. Leong. Row Four: T. Maeda, P, Umeda, T. Yee, J. Park, G. Shura, president- L. Ch vice-president: E. Chun, B. Sakamsto, W. Soh, M. Choy, A movie? This meant that the Projectionist Club, advised by Miss Evlyne Johnson, was hard at work. lts licensed members set up the equipment and learned to operate proiectors and tape recorders. Front Row, Left to Right: C. Miura, E. Knight, R. M. White, vce-president, A, Fulion, P. Resler, V. Nakamura, S. Shin, L. Lum, A. Lee, C. Omiyo. Row Two: M. Okamoto, E. Marchant, A. Goto, K. Tolzin, M. Bogost, M. Haas, J. Miholick, treasurer, W. Sch, G. Mullin, J. Ching. Row Three: A. Rocha H lwasa, J. Leach, G. Kendrick, H. Utarchant, K. S. Young, president: R. Loo, D. Rodrigues, W, Alama. Row Four: R. Vlfoo, K. Takata, C. Gurnpter, D. DuBois, C. Brown, W. Silva, S. Kodama, secretary: M. Choy. 47 school life gi. our life In school sludymg plc Ing dancing social circles Q'-Q W- to 1 , E 1 .lt I DOUBLE TRIPLE TRIO. Fran? Row, Left to wano C Otsuxa Row Two: G, Parke' P Milstead, L. Shida, G. Bode, E. Uernura, '.'l. Asakura, B. Chrng. Row Three: L, Lee, L. lane, C, Jacobsen, M. Seastrorn, K. Thomp- son, E, Young. ,ww , li iT 3' l .5 , l , rl I ii .. Lx .l rt' HOW' Roosevelt's white-robed A Cappella Choir presented two delightful concerts tor the Christmas and Spring seasons. Their reper- toire consisted ot Christmas carols, tolksongs, popular ballads, and light classics. The backbone of the choir were the Girls' Double Triple Trio and the Boys' Double Octet, They pertorrned with distinction at the Tripler MRS. ALDA COITO LEE Choir Director Our full choir assembles 55 , 50 ii , - 4 General Hospital, Armed Services YMCA, and at an assembly at which Vice-President Nixon spoke to us. In addition, the Double Triple Trio sang at a Rotary Club luncheon and a naturalization ceremony for new citizens. The choir in unison appeared for the last time at the annual music festival in May, bringing to a climax its successful eighteenth year of performance. for one of its concerts. 11 gg ui' DOUBlE OCTET. Front Row, Left fo Right: R. McLain, D. Chung, G. Sakai, G. Kaleikini, V. Moy. Row Two: G. Morimoto, C. Sprin- ger, M. Trueman, J. Rubier, P, Lewis, Row Three: D. Baiadali, E. Bowick, .l. Mendonca, l G. Jim. cr- 1 H's curfcin time . . . fake your places! ,LL BAND GIRLS. Left to Right: J. lnarnine, V. Nakamura, R. Gordon, L. Schuttpelz, V. Angco, B. Bowker. new-iw D UC!-llMA MR. FLOY and sand Dired hestrfl off Orc an-4 gdltdf. That's our band! exclaimed stu- dents proudly, as the martial tones of the band, led by Mr. Floyd Uchima and Drum Major Solomon Loo, cheered us onward at football games and set the beat tor our R.O.T.C. lts clear melodious tunes added to the enjoyment ot the Music Festival. Vincent Youmen's Fantasy and Walter's Three Jacks , featuring three trumpet solo- ists, highlighted the combined Orchestra and Band Spring Concert held in the school audi- torium. The pause for breath before drill time calls for absolute silence. s 1 X ' 1 1 f . ,, 1 'r - ' JT: If Zed! Rough Riders, Chargelln Draining the last ounce ot strength from Roosevelt rooters, our bouncy cheerleaders and pepby songleaders led us Through rain and shine, victory and defeat, to blend our mighty voices into the best cheering section in the league. Roosevelt's team consisted of the backers in the bleachers as vvell as the players on the held. Cheer and tight were transrnitted to our toot-slogging boys. The result , . , rnore charge and drive. . 5' I E ' c I' - 4. foul P i 90 fa if- Q I .. Yak., I. ALFRED WILLIS Head Cheerleader X i SONGLEADERS. Clockwise: Gefaldine Carver, head songieaderg Judy Bayadali, Dorothy Kreuner. Y ff- BARBARA SINCLAIR Cheedeoder .5 - ,ini lllll COUNTER-CLOCKWISEQ Buzzing machines help fulure homemalrers produce fhe loves? fashions Mrs. Jackson helps Katherine and Earl select a college in lhe vocalionol guidance program, 'Find anylhing ye? . . . ? curious physiology gals explore Yhe minule world. The fongenf Yo circle A is , , .' Deferminafion to conquer a digicull geomelry problem seems lo be fhe goal ol rhese sfudenfs, Paul explains zoning ol new dislricls, in lhe even? ofl 'awoiiar1 slalehood, fo his American problems class. Home-economics girls do a bil ol fixin' lo lhe lurniiure. gf 3 .Q fg 4.3 - vi Villa L- a ll 3 l M. my K-' sm: or wmwm MXxm 4?-Qoszv or mwm , -'x 'I Il-1:95. 5 ox X 1.Yg g ,. Z .,.,,mzcZ CLOCKWISE: Phew! was the sfudenls reccvvon when chemisfry svuce-ns made H S. The Bafvle ol Anffefam fool: place here, says Mrsv Fm, zelle lo her swdenlz. Miss Donovan dicfofes Yhe day s lesson fo shorfhcnd class. Urrrr---. says Harold, French puoil ol Mrs, Gill, Will I lave? REQUYVECN physical examlnafions were given lo physical educolion sfudenfs. Fufure engineers work on complicaled mechanical drawing exercises. Ir' ' Y' I if Q11 3 '-5- iy,,,- ff nf-'K I il :Vg ,. 01.11. -,. 4 la. Q y- fl xff 15, . 75 run if . ik 5' Genoa Keawe, guest performer ai our Aloha We ek program, enfhralls Ihe atb ga 7 Clyde crow anef and Alfred, happy winners ol fhe clofhes confesf. ns Hawaiian-affired J audience wiih melodies of our Hawoii Nei. nh.. I I Lovely hula maidens in lamiliar fi leaf skirts sway fo Poly nesian melodies. rfvtlg . Q 58 'Q M I . Ehaaea CLOCKWISE: The annual Lalin slave week saw servi , Geraldine, Carolyn, and Alan, performing dufies lor do- mino , Joyce. Studies are imporfanf . . . says William, as sludenls sludy in lhe cafeteria before school. Lunchlime in our polio . . . relaxofion and chew-ihe-la? sessions. A light momenl in fhe Roosevell lnier-School Chrislian Fellowship meefing. Monday bluesu: siudenis begin onolher week of loil. 9- i iw ?--vr, 2'-n J' 'Fx ul X , 'Y f e ff 1 Le If 3 1 ' We K' I . E1 N-, ,sv 1 K Q-vw M xr. i CANTEEN OFFICERS. Counver-clockwise: Lows Leong, pres' Clem: Peve Lombard, vice-pfesidenvg Jameson Akina, rreas ,rem Snaron Kqarna, secrefaryp Mrs, Pete' Cnang, adviser Wa--- COUNTER-CLOCKWISE: Mm . . . , say Robert and Melvin, who are being served by Elaine of one ol the canreens. The moonlif sky was ihe ceiling lor sfudenfs dancing in fhe patio, Mr. Shephard proclaims Lucille Miss March of Dimes al the January canteen. -,f J at canleena 7 RIGHT: The buzz of conversalion fills lhe pufio belween dances. BELOW: Membership cards, please. Checking in af flwe gale proves quile 0 chore al limes. CANTEEN COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN. Sealed, Lelv vo Rrglut: Sa owe SHN erw'e a wfvgny Cnc S.-waga V'xE'Wl'J9'S ' pg 1'-:me O?azav l1.fll 2 'fp Jo,:e Kowo, enfevaxnmenrp Elo 5 S,fg cecofa' ore, Slonding: Clyde Brown 1 gan 437905190 O'Dare, c'1ape'onesp Exam? 'awwyo 'ef'Qs 'wems: Suzannah Cvof. 13,11 IW, Knew S,r YQJ-g p'O:TS: fuer K ,awe z'wes a O ,, X-2496 2.43: x r N -P 4.1 An H ff' V24 Om eww anal... COUNTER-CLOCKWISE: Proud Junior Prome- naders hail King Claylon ond Queen Caro- lyn. Slarryheyed seniors and lheir guesls ar- rive al fheir anficipafed prom. Ceres, Kathy, pleads fo Jupifer, Richard, lor lhe relurn ol l1er dauglwfer Proserpina, Ingrid, af flme Roman Banque? play. Frances, Sharon, Mau- reen, and Verna pay fribule fo ll1e 'Holy Babe before offending lhe A Cappella Choir Chrislmas concerf. OPPOSITE PAGE, CLOCKWISE: Chrislrnas favors lor girls of the Misfleloe Ball are special! Mlighls, camera, buf no acrion . . Sondra poses for her l.D. picture. Cifzens ol our sludenl body flock early to vale for fheir Councilor-al-large. Burlon operales a science week feofure, Kwai Sun sludies flue insfrocvions. l ,Q 0 if 2 5 g D-I Hama maada I ' 51 1 gg 5 ' 1 H , f, .gg V , A v ' niggas 1 ,, 1 ,lfqi I 1 , mi 4 'i 1 K J 434 Jamvzed ac, . COUNTER-CLOCKWISE: Senior lorum members porficipafe acfively in discussion of Communism ', wiih Aftorney General Edward Sylva. Vice- President and Mrs Richard Nixon visiv briefly wifh our sfudenf-body president and school officials before deparling on Yheir world four. 'This is good news! was lhe commeni Bob Krauss made Yo Millon, offer he spoke fo rhe newswrifing class. High school principals galher fo dis- cuss inferscholasfic baslreiball for v- 49 Q.'Q:4:., J. its fi :A 1 '--me VX -4- X4 f - ,. 64 ,P td Y 3!l,' '1- -dA EX ,AM- n6--- af, 4, 31 1. ,, ll- 11 ' 75 . . x ,- Q. N is. ff 1 1, nu. '2- 4:5 MORRIS TRUEMAN BARBARA FULLER Cadet LI Col Hon Lt Col We 4466 aArTAuoN smrr Top Row Cadet Ma. Irv-ng Goto f 7 ' 7 ' Battaluon Executnve Officer Hon Mal Mayette Lum Sponsor Row Two Cadet Capt Davld Hncks Battalion Adlutant Hon Capt Hannah Mae Chu Sponsor ll ,',efz6c! PLATOON LEADERS. Fronf Row, Leif fo Righf: R. Earley, A. Jay, W. Hughes, G. Sa- kai, R. Kanefa, C. Sakurai, C. Shigeta, W. Soh. Row Two: H. Ho, N. Frank, J. Rubier, J. Larson, M. Haas, C. Thomas, J. Choy. SPONSORS. Lef! fo Righf: A. Pope, Co. D, E. Lai, Co. A, H. Roxburgh, Co. By J. Christensen Co. C, P. Tong, Band. 4 5 'N-1-1 J .4 H N u-fi.. J 67 J yells cheers fhe lhrrll IH wmnmg and fhe despair m I oslng champronshlps the familiar plgskm and the pill -si .tie SHI, .Pl 1- 'Ir '51 ff . 1? I Q s 46 ,ew moS ONC D vASC EDMU:th'ehc Purim? Servo' oo k SenI0f Trac These are the men and women who have quletly and faithfully worked behlnd the scenes to produce the athletes who have brought fame and glory to Roosevelt Athletuc dlrector Edmund Vasconcellos and hrs competent staFF engoyed a successful year an sports They durected thelr efforts toward the buuldlng of healthy bodues and respect for good clean sportsmanship Roosevelts athletnc department has mapped out and realized a year of chal lenge and satlsfactlon COACHES Counter clockwlse Kan Bong Chung Sr Football Lxne Coach John Wrught Sr Football End Coach Robert Rego Jr F tb ll oo a and Swnmmnng Coach Peter Chun Sr Basketball Coach Wnlluam Young Jr Basketball Coach +55-r.F Dx Qi! v 4--'r 70 lv - -r ,-Y ' XQ if X, Well gel a champfonslup some day pokes Coach Edmund Vcsconcellos lo osslslonl coaches Floyd Shupp William Young Roberf Rego and Ka: Bong Chung 744, fm 744, 7.2464 lign- play COACHES Clockwfse SFC John Starkey Rifle Elnzabeth Kauka Boys Tennis Mom: Harrls Golf Robert Gardner Track Assusfanf Edwm Tam Baseball 41 f 71 - . Q A A . C. , X!! l , ff I, Q ,ll Q, A .f , fl : ' : r . h , ' 2 ' I , ' ' : ' ' , 1 C XX 'XG z 'Y ll' ' x '7 W , Y lr M, 4 f 1 , g 5 They wait their chance fo get Ai?- .tk on the field. Consistently packed cheering sections saw the return of one-platoon football and faithfully supported the Rough Riders who finished fifth in the league. They failed to equal the attendance record attracted by last year's eleven, but the 1953 Roosevelt squad did succeed in achieving a much higher degree of team spirit. Although hampered by season injuries, the Red and Gold refused to let down and surged forward, improving with every game. COUNTER-CLOCKWISE: C. Marshman, manager, W. Bradley, fullback, C. Ching, quarterback: M. Trueman tackle, C. King, halfback, W. Pulawa, halfbackg J. Akina, guard. J . t . . , A Q' R l 4 l 72 '13, lg ' .vfvza FQ ri Bullet Bill Bradley explodes into the Farrington secondary lor a Hrs? down as George Milles K36 and Fabian Fragiao H9, ol Farringlon close in lor the tackle. The Riders challred up lheir first league win ol llwe season with 0 score ol 26-0. Never failing to give spectators colorful and action- paclced plays, the Nlakikians broke loose on many mem- orable occasions. Most outstanding vvere a -411 yard pass from quarterback Clayton Ching to end Gerald Leslie and several long runs by Wilfred Pulavva, Albert Bader, and Julian Monte. Seven outstanding gridders were chosen to represent Roosevelt in the annual Shrine affair. They were Wilfred Pulavva, Charles King, William Bradley, Gerald Leslie, Morris Trueman, and William Tam. CLOCKWISE: K. Lurn, tackle, D. Colburn, halfback, E. Bowick, center, W, Tam, guard, J. Tyler, taclcleg G. Leslie. end: C. Thomas. end. 2, fu 73 .iid di , 4 Q and g 2? 5, , , ,M 3. M N fy., ,. H Q 'EK 5 -I Q I 4 ' J A' , - . it . - 5 , f. , N I - 1 , A ., I , . Y 4- ,. . A 4-iq is W , , Q, A P .L l r R 6' ,V W E Y , Mu he . , , I A, , -M'-ff ' fr fb-. f'f P..f H' JM- D' ' A ' . D ' M W ' ' wr 'N fx' V' e f 'Q' w'7 'f'rZ'? i 4 -. ,V ' I W Wf:,g,,W .. r . -N ' .re ,,, ...fr W I , 'V rf, i,o.cqW,, gw x.. lr, ms av A VV W Porfer Lewis runs back an inlercepfed Kam pass as a defermined unideniified Kam warrior lunges for Phe tackle. The Warriors won I2-0, bu! 'he Riders showed marked improvemenf over fha previous 27-8 loss fo Sf. Louis. QW! emu? Top Row, Left to Right: R. Cardoza, guard, D. Hughes, end, J. Reid, halfback, J. Monte, halfbackg T. Ranada, fullback. Row Two: D. Rash, tackle, R. Watson, center, J. Cambra, guard, H. Pang, guard, D. Evans, center. r I W' . l I 4 4 is fn , 4' .Nerf Q' , F Q, ,fi ivfu M f . Li 75 af , Q., fl .,e Lv V951-f' X 1' ,-gb Mrs? Coppin swivel-hips his way pas! Red Raider fackler Larry Ginoza 150, Colburn broke away on fhis play for a big gain. 7?55' Seadoo: Pecan! ROOSEVELT OPPONENT 8 ,, .SL Louis , , . ,.., 2.27 O , Kamehameha ,.'I2 26 Farrington , O 6 . McKinley .13 20 . Punahou , M40 26 .. lolani ,,,,.. 13 12, , Kaimuki 0 Gofcl1u! Charlie Thomas snags a long pass. Wendell Brooks 120 , Punahou yard gaining ace, moves in for 'he fackle. Lelf lo Right: L. Naka,ama, goardg E. Kamanu, Tackleg R. Wadsworvh goardgS.Takahash1,goardgC. Keanw manager. 'S' ssl xl! 76 ffl t' s, .fgfly Q 7 ,',,, ' 4 .0 , ,t , .- J ' frft - - , , .fy . ,ff , , R. B. 0 1255 Seaman Zeeman! ROOSEVELT 6 ...,.,,,.,,, ,.,,.., S t. Louis . Punahou ,, . Farrington ,... O ,,,,,,. .. 24 .....,, , O ,,,,,, . , Kamehameha T2 ,.... . ,,,,Y.A., lolanl ,.... . Kaimuki O ,,,,,AA 7 ,..... McKinley OPPONENT 6 ....,,l2 6 0 6 7 Shuff sweep: M K f gk , .i.. . ts, I ' vb 1g'g7:.,- W 1. ' n .f, S.. , s 1 .t-, . 'a1Ll'lPA kv c jnjeyfs ri fl ' , , shi end - , L4 n, ' , ,I mio promised land, K C .Girl 700:54 Still a little green and wet behind the ears, Coach Bob Rego's junior varsity nevertheless grabbed fifth place honors with a 2-l-3 rec- ord. Loaded with newly developed talent, big guns in the backfield, Eugene Kon, Rufus Shutt, Roy Kuratani, and bulwarks on the line, Anthony Maunakea, Kevin Robarts and George Naukana should provide seasoned material for next year's senior varsity. JUNIOR FOOTBALL. Front Row, Left to Right: H. Springer, R. Kuratani,P. Rosa, D. Anduha, R. Shuff, T. Onishi, D. Sison, N. George, L. San Juan, M. Kaneshiro. Row Two: A. Maunakea, M. Perreira, H. Kaneta, E. Lum, P. Labor, W. Young, O. Saiki, C. Morita, K. Robarts, M. Pung, T. Sousa, E. Vasconcellos. Row Three: L. Nagamine, manager, K. Fullaway, G. Purdy, V. Peroft, E. Kon, W. Lundburg, F. Kaleimamahu, R. Shreve, R. B. Shuft, F. Medeiros, B. Meyers, M. Rego, C. Betelman, C. Dine, G, Naukana, G. Kaleikini, manager. , -5 tv 1w13b0BsQ 1fg65'f5 y if ,ix-qe',a-4 An 'VH 77 7316135 Q, 22305 17 T i ff , -4 , hot, mp 5 n easy IU res Of' C' Paul Bfulm SCO endow 3 ZZ Heartbreak, hoarse cheering sections, and hustling on the courts highlighted a thrilling season in basketball: one that will never be forgotten. Roosevelt began season play with a bang, and continued to take local basketball fans for a merry ride. Sports writers called this our greatest team since l937 and, indeed, it .vas No team had made such a stirring bid for the championship as Roosevelts colorful, cosmopolitan cagers of l953, who were undefeated in season plav. John Chong's raoid-fire dribbling and our eager, rambunctious fans often ioined forces to please the large foilowings. These same enthusiasts later shared our grief when McKinley defeated us in the additional playoffs after the Round Robin to take the championship. Although Hicks and Neves were elected Interscholastic All-Stars, there were no individual stars on the team. The greater part of success was due to teamwork. Steve Neves, Paul Bruhn, Homer Barber, David Hicks, and John Chong performed as real Riders. 78 Y' . S in pas: Iv- Sfeve Neveldnve punuhou 566 DAVID HICKS Forward lnferscholasfic All-Sfar 4 I QR Q ll Y, l 'i ' ,Wi T 3 I Y Q Y - .. A54 I x GORDON JIM Forward STEVEN NEVES Guard lnferscholasfic All-Sfar ROBIN GOO Guard T i 4, E , 7 'Q' LAWRENCE CHUN Guard I. W. f '15 77 PAUL BRUHN Cenfer ROBERT STEWART Center JOHN CHONG Forward Q5 .1 iv 1 i il SQ-e' .1 . -xi The depi d 9 C U 9 n se e cl fe gue 9 Cho 9 d bb! 0 Q RICHARD HANSON Forward 'Q X 3, fa f. .f - 'V ' .' - . 1 - Nasa- x JPA as .xiii 80 3 gr:-. ., ,qv-5 . ' I1 AH I r Sh-ve Neves smIrS U lump S O so M:KinIey defensev ROUND ROBIN Roosevelt 68 Punahou 55 McKinley 411 Kamehameha HOMER BARBER Guard Q? 1 . ,V KL! , Q I f 1. I 'I I . i SI Louis FPIUYe drwes PCS' HO B ber rdung 9 over o close 9'-'U CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYOFFS Opponent Roosevelt McKinley 50 52 47 58 41 65 58 37 A4 GEORGE APELA Manager 81 QHQH I Undisputed champions! No previous team in Roosevelt's track his- tory can compare with this year's group of record-breaking individuals. Led by the star-studded seniors, 1954's Red and Gold cinder squad shattered Punahou's long domination by a decisive triumph in the Senior Interscholastic meet, and successfully defended its Junior lnterscholastic title. Roosevelt first established itself as a domi- nant track power when Coach Edmund Vas- concellos' well-conditioned spikesters easily outdistanced all competition in the annual Public Schools Meet. Rufus Shuff, Pete Lom- bard, Richard Bryant, Bob O'Dare, Clarence Armstrong, Julian Monte, Henry Pang, and Coppin Colburn accounted for eight of the eleven record-smashing performances. These reliable lettermen were the key elements all through the season, but it was the depth and surprising versatility of the team which made the difference in the bid for the champion- ship. The Rough Riders entered the Cornell Re- lays facing a favored Punahou, and threat- ened to disprove the experts with another record-breaking victory in the four mile relay. The hand of fate intervened, however, and Roosevelt was prevented from capturing the coveted relays when a baton was dropped. Had it not been for this unfortunate incident, the Red and Gold track team might have emerged with an undefeated record in the major interscholastic meets. Pete Lombard was awarded the G. D. Crozier Award for his outstanding performance in this meet. TRACK TEAM. Front Row, Left to Right: R. Shuff, M. K. Kim, T. Maeda, C. Armstrong, T. Miyashiro, G. Kaleikini, D. Anduha, J. Monte R McLain C. King, L. Faria, K. Robertson, G. Furukawa. Row Two: R. Hutchison, A. Bader, G. Leslie, J. Abernathy, R. Bryant, R. O'Dare, D Colburn, J. Akina, B. Irvine, F. Kaleimamahu, J. Smith, R. White, D. Fullaway, H. Shreve. Row Three: K. Lum, mgr., M. Duggan, P. Bruhn G Naukana, A. Ranada, W. Tam, E. Kon, C. Van Etten, C. Ching, H. Beck, P. Lombard, H. Pang, M. Guerrero, C. Thomas, P. Walker, C Marshman, mgr. ? T , 1 . ,k Q 9: . , f ff' Q Q we ffilfl f Jaf,Qf J X! X! Pvt, Lvl r X fl..4,'NJf4ll ,,..Y l fm 3' M419 I5,g,Q QQ 'Wi , ..-,, ' 3' ' - V.-av--.:. f,'1 7' J ,-fa Above: R. B. Shuff sprinfs lhe 100 yards in 70.2 seconds. Right Lunging forward in a las! unsuccessful afiempl fo overrake Richard Bryan? is McKinley's Hal Asuncion. 7754 7 ' -90 '-....av ' ,4 'Y ,.. , we V . ,,.. E W v 1 , N E Q ' aff Top Row, Leff fo Righi: Julian Monte, pole vaulvg Pete Lombard, mile: Bobby O'Dare, half mileg Donald Colburn, broad lump. Row Two: Clarence Armstrong, sprinlsp Jameson Akina, quarier mile: Richard Bryant, quarter mile: Paul Bruhn, high iump. 83 . I 1 5 wp -sr ,,-,,.nLN Ol A v-5.4475 COUNTER-CLOCKWISE: Bobby O'Dare takes the 880 Public Schools Championship in easy style. Flying through the air with the greatest al ease, Julian Monte breaks the public schools record. Hey, wait for me! Breaking the tape, Pete Lombard displays his supremacy in the mile run. Top Row, left to Right: Henry Pang, shot putp Gerald Leslie, high lumpy R. B. Shufl, sprintsg Thomas Maeda, mile. Row Two: Charles Thomas, hall mileg Robert McLain, sprintsg Howard Beck, quarter mileg Jere Smith, half mile. gn! is lb 84 f I V' ' Zcwketfafi William Youngs lunior varsity placed sixth in the league, but like a bunch ot busy bees, the boys wreaked havoc on the other schools and lost to several ot the top teams by ex- tremely close margins, A thriller all the way was the heated contest with McKinley which Roosevel' lost by two points. About an equal number ot iuniors and sophomores shared positions on the iayvee quintet. Rising above the average were George Naukana, William Young, and Paul Labor. All of these boys are expected to see a lot of action next year, as only one member of the senior varsity will remain alter grad- uation. LEFT: Paul Labor scores on an easy Icy-up. JUNIOR BASKETBALL. Front Row, Left to Right: M. Pycm, H. Kashima, C. Fuiioka, G Wong. Row Two: T. Andrade, G. Keleikini, H, Shimizu, J. Carvalho, P. Labor, H. Kawahara, G. Purdy. Row Three: Mr. W. Young, coachg J. Webster. M, Tom, E, Kon, G. Naukana, R. Burns, R. Matsunaga, manager, ' 2 1. i l .f at 14's ov s ? 9 A ' R , Top Row, Left to Right: Lawrence Lovewell, pitcher, Almo Cambra, second base, Roy Kuratani, third base Pichard Hanson, shortstop. Row Two: Fred Lee, tirst base, Stephen Neves, outfield, Milton Von, second base: Howard Tahara, catcher. ea6ofz?a4e5czZZ 1954's baseball team started the season with more promise than at any time in the past. Given a tremendous boost in morale with the appointment of new coach William Tam, an aggregation with an entirely difter- ent look broke into spring training. They opened the season with decisive victories over Farrington and Kaimuki, losing only to Rounding third base, Ted comes home to score. i ...fm fi. St. Louis, and surprised everyone with their commendable calibre of play. Pacing them was their ace hurler, Lawrence Lovewell. Other experienced seniors, Douglas Baiadali, Almo Cambra, Richard Hanson, and iuniors David Nakasone, Fred Lee, and Roy Kuratani stood firmly behind him and provided the extra punch and sparkle. lt's a hit! Larry belts a double. 5,1 Q4 11' 53 1 E . 9, -.I I .J .. A--2,fA,.-,4 jr-Q ' - 'bg . - 'L' .,. ' ., - -ff ,. 3 - .- ---- .. . --,,. --'-- -' .sr M W 7 r' P . x bex xxbx by W. X , Q 15-'J' N -rl- -.v-5:- ' I px i m 5 'Lv .EJ l ll' f :ga 4, D I c -1 5 Ki, 4, a' - p- 11 , 4, if K I 1 f' N Q ,' .av ....... -r , in xg ,,, ' 3 . -.If ' K 'Gangwcy, here I camel' . , . bu! Rider ihird bugger Kuraiani iogs him out :QJ J.-.VFW ' Rider baseman keep their spirifs up in ihe dugout em Saw Zcwefafl F7422 Top Row, Left fo Right: Ted Yee, oumeldg Douglas Bajadali, outfieldg Percival Chee, pitcher, Jack Andrews, outfield, William Brad- ley, outfield, Row Two: David Nakasone, outfield, Dick Murnin, pitci1erpJamcs'Nebstcr, Urs! baseg Raymond Tammovo, third base, Ronald Nagano, catcher. Q 3-AQ 49- is 4.-.. is 'Yr-M fbi gr, ill-2' 87 -qi-.0-V' it if r-, Nl fi 'nag-Y' Lu. - ,Q V WE' 9' x Pull, Ronald, you're almost there! Bob Rego's hopeful 200 relay team, R. Tsuchiya, H. Hironoka R 'Edge' Stroking their way to victory under the watchful eye ot' Coach Bob Rego, our boys' swimming team looked good with its array of talented stars. Top freestyler, Ronald Hon- da, will be lost through graduation but a host of constantly improving underclassmen re- main to carry on. Juniors in the freestyle divi- Front Row, Left to Right: A. Choy, G. Miki, W. Fukuda, G. Matsuguma, H. Kawahara, K. Tobin, cumming sion, Mel Carr, Ronald Tsuchiya, Howard Hiro- naka, and Toby Tobin have a good year ahead of them. Ivan Miyamoto, who set a record and was the outstanding breaststroker in the league, should continue being one ofthe ma- jor threats next year. Another boy with great potentials is sophomore Gerald Miki. J. Poole, V. Peroft, I. Miyamoto, R. Loftus, R. Tsuchiya, R. Honda, capt., M. Carr, C. Pearson. Row Two X .1 1 3 , -. --.... vu Sl'ie's off! lvonelle Hoe gets off to a fast start in the medley. Audrey Char, ace freestyler, demonstrates her starting form. Qaida ' Swimming, the sport which has produced many island champions, never fails to attract girls. Of the many who turned out for open- ing practice, a few rose to exceptionally high standards of performance and sportsmanship. Leading the way were seniors Audrey Char and Harriet Kuvvada. Other mermaids, noth- Front Row, Left to Right: L. Fukuda, A. Kemble, H. Kuwada, B. Broad, S. Anderson, A, Char, l. Hoe, D. Lou, M. Alba. U Stevenson, ing short of outstanding, were lvanelle Hoe, the foremost girl in the interscholastic breast- stroke division, Sandra Anderson, backstroke, Barbara Stevenson, freestyle, and Ida Broad, freestyle. The performances of Audrey and Harriet were unmatched in season action and their services will be dearly missed. D. Rash. Row Two: F. Miyoi, I. 89 gg-1-up Z- 1 '41 BOYS' TENNIS TEAM. Front Row, Left to Right: W. Chang, B. O'Dare, C. Pearson, J. Ko. Row Two: T. Yee, G. Loui, E. Chun. Tennis, anyone? This phrase, heard so often on any tennis court, stood as a special invitation to this year's Roosevelt students. Lacking depth, but always game, the tennis team, made up of boys who answered this call, kept the sport alive and waded through competition with the other specialized private schools. They were Ted Yee, first singles, Bob O'Dare, second singles, Gordon Loui, third singles, Allan T. C. Lee and Jarret Ko, first doubles, with Ernest Chun, Wilbert Chang, and Charles Pearson alternately pairing for second doubles. Although half of the present team will be lost through graduation, the re- maining boys have hopes that more of next year's students will join in and make tennis the sport it really deserves to be. rl I r i Zaye' GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM. Front Row, Left to Right: P. Hayashi, I. Chinen S. Kiyama. Row Two: M. Lau, L. Sue, P. Murakami, J. Ching, D. Furuno. Hail to the champs! The girls at Roosevelt are evidently trying to set a precedent . . . one of winning cham- pionships. The tennis team won its third straight championship with considerable ease. Led by veteran seniors Patsy Murakami, Juan- ita Ching, Sharon Kiyama, Patsy Hayashi, Irene Chinen and newcomers Leona Sue and Mildred Lai, the Red and Gold netsters fin- ished another undefeated season. These neat, prim lasses left a lasting impression on the public with their magnificent style and hustle. Classed as a minor sport, but built as a maior sport, girls' tennis promises to continue being one of the leading pennant winners at Roosevelt. K 44 RIFLE TEAM. Front Row, Left to Right: Sgt. Starkey, B. Phillips, manager: Sgt. Allan. Row Two: W. Takano, K. S. Young, R. Schreiner, T. Cathey, T. Hee, D. Higuchi, A. Yo- shida, R. Yi. Row Three: R. Vogt, B. Van Blake, M. Single- hurst, M, Nishimoto, E. lshimaru, H. Marchant, A. Morisako. These sharpshooters lined their sights on the bullseve and shot their way to a strong second place on the interscholastic ladder. Lone senior, Kwai Sun Young, and underclass- men Alwyn Morisako, Ralph Schreiner, Dorse DuBois, and Richard Yi were largely respon- sible for the team's victories over McKinley, Punahou, Maryknoll and lolani. Roosevelt lost only to St. Louis, Kamehameha and Farrington who finished in a three-way tie for first. They entered the matches at Mid-Pacific for all R.O.T.C. units and placed twenty-second in the Sixth Army District. Firing entries for the nationwide shoot were also completed and it was expected that they would place among the top ten of the nation. GOLF TEAM. Front Row, Left to Right: F. Nahale, W. Tanaka J. Park, D. Perry, E. Aki, M. Soh, Row Two: P. Valdez Fuiiwara, G. Morimoto, W. Abernathy, W. Aki, R. Kai Missing from picture: G. Saki. Coached by Mrs. Thelma Harris, who plays a good brand of golf herself, the Rider golf team displayed its many talents in the Inter- scholastic Golf matches. Led by Fred Nahale and Gerald Sakai, the boys proved them- selves to be the best team Roosevelt has had in a long while by capturing third place in a field of six. Their first real practice was held during January in a friendly match with the faculty and various other sportsminded adults. The more serious competition came in later tournaments when they defeated McKinley, lolani, and Kaimuki, and lost to Punahou and St. Louis. classes sfudle s gra des rep orf cords fomllla r fraps 1 A. vi' Q lt -21 KAY MURRAY Secretory THEODORE OKIISHI Treasurer MRS. THELMA HARRIS Adviser li 6 iff? r '7 HARRIS KITAMURA Vice President President ARTHUR GOTO 6Zd44df56 Eight twenty-five a.m., September l, 1953 . . . bells resounded through the halls, and a new way of life was introduced to the sophomores. With a mixture of butterflies and expectation, the newcomers poured into Roosevelt's halls from all of Oahu-Wai- manalo to Barber's Point, Aiea to Waikiki. Upper-classmen who expected to see lost, bewildered sophomores were pleasantly surprised when the newcomers, aided by an orientation program, quickly adiusted themselves and emerged as one of the most active sophomore classes in recent years. Getting acquainted was easy because of the Howdy Doody Hop, which was sponsored by the Executive Council for the newcomers. Soon after, zealous candidates for sophomore class officers cam- paigned vigorously with posters, ribbons, and speeches. The offi- cers with Mrs. Thelma Harris, their adviser, then mapped out the agenda for the school year. The ancient splendor of Babylon and Rome, adverbial objec- tives, predicate nominatives, appositives, short stories, essays, poetry, First Aid, etiquette, family relationships, parliamentary procedure . . . somehow, out of this jumble of assorted knowledge the spunky sophomores emerged . . . the proud possessors of the mysterious element called learning. Boasting talent as well as know-how, the sophomores presented a sparkling talent show at which a picturesque Spanish Cape dance, a rendition of Oh Mein Papa, a pulsating Tahitian dance, a baton-twirling routine, and several hulas were highlights. The much-awaited Sophomore Mixer was held in March. lt was a veritable beehive of activity as a volleyball tournament, a talent show, and Mr. and Miss Sophomore contest were run oFf. With the realization that the future holds much for those who are ambitious and dauntless, the sophomores are well on their way to success. 94 QC, 'R 5-Ia. in Q 4' 5' ' rv- Q-KX 10-122, MRS. IRENE NAKAMURA. Fronf Row, Leif fo Righf: S. Hirahara, V. Hubbell, O. Johnson, P. Hu, J. Heirakuii, J. Hiraoka J. Inamine, R. Imada, G. Ho, M. Hirai, J. Higuchi. Row Two: J. Higashi, Y. Maano, E. Inoue, S. Forsyrhe, K. Higa, M. Jeong C. Hayashi, J. Hope, B. Ho, A. Harvey. Row Three: B. Histo, A. Hee, I. Kakazu, M. Hawksworfh, W. Hee, M. Ida, T. Hee R, Hayashi, E, Ishimaru, B. Ho. Row Four: D. Higuchi, R, Hollis, F, Ing, A. Jarreff, V. Honey, D. Irvine, F. Kaleimamahu, A Johnson, L. Inouye. 'IO-130, MRS. ELIZABETH DUNCAN. Fronf Row, Left fo Righf: A. Chee, M. Ching, E. Cabral, L. Ching, M. Ching, W. Chapman C. Chong, G. Char, J. Chang, E. Chang. Row Two: L. Chun, W. L. Ching, P. Chu, A. Char, C. Chong, C. Chang, J. Chun, J Chang, G. Ching, E. Campollo. Row Three: J. Cabell, D. Campbell, J. Ching, B. Chock, J. Chang, M. Chun, C. Chong, A Cavaco, R. Caravalho, R. Chrisiensen, T. Cafhey. Row Four: E. Chung-Hoon, G. Carvalho, W. Ching, L. Chang, D. Carr, R. Burns, E. Chang, A. Choy, D. Chun, S. Chang, A. Chun. Q 'Tis with hearfs full of pride . . sing fhe sophomores of iheir firsi Craning their necks, the sophomores wofch ,he program of ihe Howdy orienfafion assembly. Doody Hop. R fy 2 X iQ 1' -X 1 UW ms Q ,I I I 1 ' A f TV g L , Whom shall I vote for? Sophomores Hrst big probfem is to decide on their And if lm elected . . promises Kay, while the other sophomore clogs class oftkers. condrdotes onxiously await their turn. 10-210, MR. ROBERT REGO, Front Row, Left to Right: E. Okamora, H, Nakamoto, E Oda, C. Nalfanmra, K. McCleLLan, E. Nonaka, S. Nisfwikida, G. Nakagawa, A. Mclntosh, N. Naga1ani. Row Two: S. Nojnma, C. Nczawa, S. Ol-na, J. Ogora, M. Ohfa, C, Oki- mora, M. Okamovo, J. Ntshlgochl, E, Nakano. Row Three: A, Ogawa, M. Nwsnwmoto, N. Nellist, G. Nushtda, E, McCardle, A. McLean, A. Nipp, D. Oleck, S Nakamura, L. Nagamme. Row Four: L, Nazartno, E McManus, T. Oktishl, C. Okrmoto, G. Nau- kana, R. Lovejoy, R, McLehaney, E. Oliver, T. Nyoha. 10-129, MISS COLLETTE BOCAGE. Front Row, Left to Right: B. Lim, D. Lao, M. La., L L-Jke, B, C. Leong, D, Lowe, K. Lopes, N. Lee, B, Lee. Row Two: B. Lo, D. Lao, L. Lee, O, Low, T. Lee, M. Leong, C. Lovn P. Lee, E. Larson, A. Le Porte, Row Three: B. Lee, 1. Lovell, M. Leong, A. Lau, L. Lxn, L. Leo, L. Lao Row Four. D. Lum, C. Leong, J. Lopes, P. Liu, VV. Lundberg, R. Lam, D. Lum, G. Liu. .30 I T, .oi- :H L Y L F. wi- .fi ' f J' 84 O0 A 'N i I have o suggestion, says Marion to Arthur and his roundtable of home- room presidents as they plan the Sophomore Talent Show. 10-28, MISS ELIZABETH KAUKA. Front Row, Left to Right: B. Walsh, P. Webster, E. Mayhew, J. Asing, H. Sasaki, D. Halm J. Van Loon, S. Claassen, A. L. Wong. Row Two: D. Larsgaard, E. Lau, D. Madsen, G. Vandergrift, I. Bakken, S. Lyles, J. Carr T. Wright. Row Three: P. Valdez, R. Collins, R. Shreve, M. J. Ayers, E. Kalei, K. Takaki, J. Sexton, J. George. Row Four: R. Lee L. Faria, J. Lane, G. Purdy, D. Alexander, J. Postmus, R. Howard. I0-Ill, MRS. BERYL GULLIVER. Front Row, Left to Right: L. Halliwell, J. Ganiko, B. Fuiimoto, E, Fujioka, M. Furumizo, G. Harada C. Garnier, E. Fukunaga, M. Hanuna, D. Glenn. Row Two: E. Gomes, J. Fung, L. Harless, E. Furumoto, D. Fuiii, G. Goo, A Gima, N. Goo, H. Hall. Row Three: P. Hanapi, P. Gilmer, J. Hageman, A. M. Fulton, J. Harmuth, R. Hamm, G. Furukawa, H Hampton, A. Goto, E. Harger, J, Freitas. Row Four: R. Hansen, V. Harrison, M. Hannemann, J. Gager, C. Grenier, R. Furtado D. Fullaway, A. Fukumoto, N. George, M. Green. fl. .. --..- . -i--Q--v-. - - QQ? 1 .ov - .P .f f oe 5, my I -1: C 7 ,l A gli' I r bv I 5 C .. - .4 , .. 15? 5595334 J .A I - f xi 'f ' uiiix Al . n- nv . 4 ' I 5 9 P 1' Q' 35 . J x i 'Va X -LU V 11 A ,-3 U--J ff' - .J.. JG' '7 S-0 D VA? O9 QD 4 5 I iff? 14 ,Y T0-103, MR. KATSUKI SHIMAZU. Front Row, Left fo Right V, Tse, P, Tong, M. Wang, S. Tom, M. Tomira, C. Yamashita, S. Tom J, Teruya, S. Toba, G. Toyama, Row Two: A. Thompson, L. Whiilock, .l. Taylor, K. Watanabe, R. Waiolama, P. Visser, E. Weir, J. Todd, M. Ventura, A. Toriumi. Row Three: U. Tavares, B. Tumbaga, B. Utsurni, J. Valdez, J. Vander Meer, M. Weber, R Wallwork, P. Wilkinson, A. Windell, Row Four: A, Tom, E. Vasconcellos, W. Upchurch, K. Van Etten, D. Williams, B. Van Blake L. Uda, C. White, L. Vares. 10-230, MRS. HILDRED SANBORNE. Fron! Row, Left fo Righf: G. Rulona, M. Shomura, R. Shida, G. Shimizu, N. Shigemura M. Sheldon, C. Sakar'noYo, J. Sawai, M. Sakamoto, I. Rosa. Row Two: A. Rogers, M. J. Rose, E. Shikina, J. Rokuta, G. Schutte J. Santos, E. Severance, G, Sethman, H. Sakurai. Row Three: R, Shuff, J. Shibayarna, C. Shima, J. Sanchez, H. Ryel, L. San Juan J. Salve, F. Seki. Row Four: S. Sarneshima, R. Shuttlewood, W, Sang, J Silva, J. Sanders, O. Saiki, H. Shimizu, M. Sakaguchi G, Scheuermann. Pots and pans cause dishpan hands, frown Loofhc and Jackie, doing fheir stinf in The cofeieria. GQAGWLGGCJ -fx si -N Zz- '4 0 1, JZ' Q 3' 1- W eg 5 iv. , , Q' A 'IV W' A I F ., -' . .. L is .N .1 f 1 ' ' rf 'Y V ,. - IA.. 5 ff 1 f Ar J. J .. :S :rx 1 ' - J, 4 M - f , ' lf, .K ' i ii- .Ii , gig -,,' r 'Wi V, y I , ff - fe-94... -I ' f --fe .- A : -e W.- -... - X? ' f 'A A- 'S 2 9 ' T it ' ' 1' I 'T 'I ' if I f I l lx 'I A 14 P , g .. T ef A 1 -and Q... IO-IO9, MISS KATHERINE O'DEA. Front Row, Left to Right: B. Murata, K. Murray, C. Miura, G. Matsuno, N. Medeiros, A. Mat- sumori, J. Morishige, F. Masada, C. Moy, C. Mack. Row Two: J. Maeda, S. Marcom, D. Morifa, P. Miller, P. Morales, W. Mitchell, T. Lyons, E. Miwa, S. Miller, C. Murakami, A. Masters. Row Three: L. Miwa, J. Miki, L. Meheula, K. Lotzelrnan, E. Mar- chant, J. Medeiros, M. Morioka, M. M. Maertens, K. Miyashiro, J. Mahoney. Row Four: A. Manoa, R. Migita, J. Merrill, W. Male F. Medeiros, L. Meyer, A. Maunakea, R. Masumoto, C. Morita, M. Medeiros. IO-221, MRS, REBA RIDLEY. Front Row, Lett to Right: D. Peris, J. Rapera, C. Reyes, R. Quon, D. Ota, B. Pong, C. Parker, L Riola, H. A. Oshiro, C. Pottenburgh. Row Twog K, Peterson, R. Rodriguez, R. Ozaki, V. Parton, A. Phillips, L. Perrin, P. Opiopio M. Orniyo, P. Resler. Row Three: E. Oshiro, G. Ornoto, B. Phillips, T. Onishi, E. Park, C. Perry, R. Pilgrim, M. Pong, D. Rodgrigues J. O'Neal. Row Four: W. Rego, O. Pang, M Rego, J. Peters, R. Prescott, D. Perry, I. Pahk, W. Price, M. Perreira, A. Park. Physical education girls giggle and demonstrate their first aid knowledge, Where did that tinish line disappear to? Track was part of the physical trying not to drop the injured education requirements in Coach Vasconcellos' program for the sophomores. l, T 4.1. -Z ff' 1 apda 4 Sharpening a pencil is always a lcvorife pasfime for fhe sfudenls during sfudy hall-Alber0c's no excepfion. I0-lOl, MRS. VIOLET SCHUMACHER. Fronr Row, Leh io Right: E. Suda, L. Sue, J. Suga, J. A. Sugihara, M. Tam, G. Tahara, S. Tanimofo, A. Souza, S. Sira, H Tanaka. Row Two: B. Stevenson, C. Taiima, P. Silva, P. Sylvia, J. Soares, J. Takamatsu, J. Siam, C. Stroh, M. Sugawara, B. Smith. Row Three: R. Sugita, R. Slater, E. Takeuchi, B. Suinn, A. Suzuki, M. J. Takason, B. Tavares, C. Souza, D. Sison. Row Four: W. Takano, J. Souza, C. Sorenson, R. Sterling' J. Swedberg, M. Singlehursv, H. Springer, M. Takamori. l0-209, MRS. MAGDALENE GEIGER. Fron! Row, LeH fo Righf: M. Fo, C. Denis, J. Deppman, E. Freitas, N. Dunn, N. Dawson, J. Davis, B. Demyon, S. Davidson, L. Concepcion. Row Two: S. Doi, C. Dias, J. Faustina, P. Ferreira, A. Drescher, A. Davis, P. DeMatta, P. Dernent, J. Fernandez. Row Three: G. Ellis, K. Feliciano, J. Devereux, O. Fousi, G. Ehara, S. Dixon, D. Doon, D. Dunning, A. Cumberledge, M. Fennell, R. Fo, M. Farinas. Row Four: R. Dias P. Dawson, J. Elliof, C. Dine, R. Delisle, D. Du Bois, H. Crawford, M. Fernandez, V. Peroff, C. Collins. ,4- F ' -A F9 2 5125. if ij. ' l Ft 'i x if x 1 ei. .. .. -5- ., ' TI nt 'if' if 3' '25 , ' : Je, 4 ' ' -ji' 'L fl , .-Giro ' I : i .s .b Swv. X . vu: . ' . - ,Yi 4 - .Pi . . , - . -- J. is N- fl f rg ' 5 - . T 7 3,9 Aff!! 'S 1 Y, Ttvg ' s 0-if : V41 1 2 3 T ..g X q 5. W f 1 ,P-at T' f.Q,.s 532.21 Ii 'J l ln S.. 41- ' . ff V I if A .-f we - .5 h xg ' . AJ 9 . 1 et, nw f-if Q. ' H .Y :..4.!bf I l 'XL 10-201, MISS ALICE STEWART. Front Row, Lett to Right: W. Wong, A. Young, A. Yoslwioka, G. Yamanaga, C. Yamamoto, K Yuhara. L. Yamane, G. Yokoyama, E. Yamamoto. Row Two: M. Young, F. Wong, G. Wong, J. Yanagihara, R. Young, G. Wong L. Yee, K. Yanaga, F. Wooldridge, D. Zamarelli. Row Three: A. Yoshida, A. Yapp, R. Yamada, L. Young, E. You, T. Wong, N Yonekura, G. Yamamoto. Row Four: F. Yee, G. Wong, P. Yamaguchi, M. Yamamoto, W. Young, M. Yap, B. Young, R. Yi, G. Wong 1045, MR. EDWIN TAM. Frant Row, Left to Right: T. May, C. Gonsalves, Y. Arruda, S. Fagota, H, Flores, C. Tomlinson, G. Munsell Row Two: J. Monte, M. Lubin, F. Allen, R. Kaai, D, Carr, J. Smith, B, Mizuo, H, Marchant. Tense and alert, the sophomores play volleyball during the tournament at Pat Visser and Spencer Springer, Mr. 8 Miss Sophomore Class lor 195354 the Sophomore Mixer. proudly display their trophies. W l X 1 Fx kg! I -r'T'7' Kg GEORGE KALEIKINI CAROLYN KEYES President Vice President 66444 af 55 Brand-new juniors were greeted, upon their return to Roosevelt, by the sight of the familiar red and gold dome which made them feel right at home. Already well-versed in the ways of high school life, they settled down quickly to a year of added privileges, re- sponsibilities, and studies. First on the list of privileges was the ordering of class jewelry. The standardized tower crest patterned the rings, pins, and neck- laces. Tired, tanned, tousled, but happy juniors were the end result of the class picnic held at Kalama on November 25. The picnic was a reward for the juniors' faithful execution of hall supervision and safety patrol duties. Handsome, muscular boys and excited, pretty girls were candidates in the customary Mr. and Miss Junior Class contest, and the announcement of the winners was the high- light of the picnic. Pink, cherubic cupids and vivid, red valentines formed the motif for Cupid's Paradise, the junior prom. The crowning of the Junior Prom King and Queen, chosen by popular ballot, was the attraction during the intermission of the February l3th dance. While the juniors were enjoying themselves, they were also studying hard, preparing for the future. The first students to study U. S. history during their junior year, they often compared notes with the seniors. Another required course, vocational guidance, was especially helpful in preparing the juniors to look ahead to the future. Movies, personal aptitude tests, speakers from various occupational fields, and a study of the nation's colleges and univer- sities were the main features of this course. The hard grind of study, the big social events, the experience of planning and organizing, the participation in scholastic, social, musical, and athletic organizations, the pleasant fellowship of school life . . . all have been a part of the education that is pre- paring next year's seniors to be tomorrow's leaders and citizens. 103 ,su 0' Q' i -f' ELINOR KITAMURA Secretory ELEANOR KOBASHKBAWA Treasurer MRS. DORA BECKER Adviser ! D ' ,-x xy. I r .ti 0 M Our rings af las9! Howard proudly displays The class rings and pins fo Isabel, Churioffe and Jill. ll-205, MRS. SADIE MARSLAND. Fronl Row, Lei? to Righf: L. Nunes, J. Okamoio, E. Otsuka, C. Otsuka, M. Ono, P. Ozaki, A. Okamoto, I. Kubota, M. Tate. Row Two: E. Okura, J. Ogata, J. Oneha, C. Omo, J. Park, A. Onishi, C. Oleck, W. Oneha, Y. Peters, D. O'Neil. Row Three: S. Nunes, B. Peaden, S. Nyuha, C. Pearson, E. Ortiz, F. Okimoto, W. Omofo, i. Okazaki, E. Oda. Row Four: J. Pacheco, C. Perreira, C. Ornellas, A, Patacsil, W. Park, A. Osaki, R, Onodera, B. Harmuth, C. Paoa. IT-217, MRS. DOROTHY FRIZELLE. Fronl Row, Lei! io Righl: K. Kochi, E. Kobashigawa, J. Lau, L. Kohatsu, R. Knell, F. Konishi, R. Knollman, R. Lee, A. Lee, N. Kempsfer. Row Two: E. Kitamura, L. Kitagawa, J. Kinoshiva, A. Kim, L. Lee, J. Kido, E. Kuni- shima, S. Kong, P. Keough, N. Kim. Row Three: K. Kilbride, A. T. C. Lee, T. Kim, E. Kimura, B. Lassetter, C. Keyes, R. Wong, D. Kreutter, J. Leach, C. Kim. Row Four: H. Kupau, F. Larsen, T. Kai, N. Kong, D. Kumashiro, S. Kodama, A. Lee, R. Kumaishi, J. Ko. 71 V' 1 . iff i - T- -, 4.:inlif Vvx 1534 J! Y,--x, X .-4 Sandra quotes Arricle B, Sedion II, Paragraph 3 ol The Hall Supervision Wheeeee1! No, not a woll call . . . only Wesley blowing The whisfle so Code, much lo The dismay ol Oscar. Thar fhe sfudenfs may crass solely. II-211, MISS LORENE WINTER. Fronl Row, Lelf Io Righl: S. Wong, M. Wofford, R. Yamashiva, L. Young, H. Yoshikane, N. Yoshimoto, J. Yokooii, S. Young, E. Yamada. Row Two: R. Yamanaka, B. Yonemori, P. Wellman, C. Ware, A. Yadao, A. Zen, B. Yamaato, B. Wong, M. Yamada, L. Yoshioka. Row Three: R. Wofford, E. Wood, A. Won, C. Yap, C. Yap, K. H. Young, J. Young, C. Wong, M. Yoshino, R. Yuen, Row Four: D. Zimmerman, T. Yoshimura, P. Yanagihara, G. Yama, R. Young, R. Yanagihara, C. Yamamoto, E. Yee, R. Woo. II-128, MISS ALICE CARLSON. Fronf Row, Lelf lo Righl: L. Claassen, E. Chong, E. Ching, A. Brooks, P. Carvalho, R. Carl, S. Chang, D. Ching, G. Ching. Row Two: E. Brede, M. Chow, S. Chong, A. Chang, F. Ching, A. Chrlsiian, D. Chee, B, Chinen, A. Ching, A. Castro. Row Three: J. Chang, D. Chaffee, J. Ching, R. Chandler, J. Chong, J. Chow, W. Ching, J. Cambra, N. Brooks, M. Chang. Row Four: C. Burgess, J. Buck, R. Ching, D. Bryer, R. Ching, G. Burns, C. Ching, E, Bowick, D. Bryant, D. Cave. va wa-W 'Z'- , ov 41 i K l , , f r l' :-3 gi, x K ', A -I ' an A K'-fn Q .f .1 ,V ' ..i. f A f . F91 f X. A -9 , , V . iv , .iz -as 'S 'C 1 -4- ar- G+, C . J' .. , '.. .-v, . 1 ' Q N - ' , V - , I 4 'T 'fifjlfg M7 A , 1 x, Q ' LN V1 J X 1 fl , v.g ,..- Q .L:,w,., A 8 1 1. - ., I 9 f 'C X Q 4 , :J ' I fat Y ' V Q- ' I A g -if I .asv I-, 4 ' Tw I' 5. - 'K A , O 8 ' ,M I . ,I .F , ,A I 2 L 4 Q , ,, ' : g K 'J A . ff? K AL ,.7. my f as :il x in X .,,. .. . 1 ,f 1 V ,L .M A L - l-l 1 i 'Z-iff I L 'N in-1 . .V A . VV A -M . ri I S . Q g X .4 1 , K , g , . H- isnt.. ' L. A T' X X .. 4 5- l-- I i . QQ 'ii 5 33. . R A 4 fx! 40 . -vi 'Il-207, MRS. DOROTHY GILL. Front Row, Leff ro Right: L. Mau, D. Medina, N. Liwai, B. Miiki, N. Mifsuo, M. Mark, S. Marn, M. Leong, M. Lum, M. Lum. Row Two: D. Melendy, M. Mazzola, M. Willson, K. Matson, J. Maeda, J. Maeda, L. Mark, M. Liu, G. Lono, M. Mack. Row Three: R. Miyake, R. Loo, V. Marcom, J, Matsunaga, V. Minatodani, E. Miro, D. Mamiya, F. Makino. Row Four: R. Matsunaga, G. Matsuguma, A. Ling, R. Loftus, J. Mayo, W. Militanie, G. Ling, G. Loui, F, Lum. 'll-203, MISS CLEO CASE. Fronf Row, Leif fo Righi: H. Chun, P. Davis, D. Dawson, P. Chun, J. Ciio, C. Fernandez, C. Freitas, D. Ferreira. Row Two: R. Ellis, G. Ebbert, P. Fozzy, A. Day, L. Cordeiro, B. Eddy, B. Cleaves, E. Gerard, L, Fukuda. Row Three: B. Fuiimofo, D. Eason, J. Downey, D. Costa, W. Dickson, C. Farver. Row Four: C. Cupp, B. Fuiilwara, A. Denis, R. Cumber' ledge, B, Dobratz, R. Fuiinami. C. Fujioka, W. Fukuda. The Winners! Harold and Judy, Mr. and Miss Junior Class for T953-54, are Agnes wows The Juniors with c monologue of fhe Junior Picnic. shy winners of the Junior Picnic. .1 A , ' . s . f -I I T' - fears-I . as .gf -I ' ' - 1' ' fx 5 . ip R wx 1 v ar I +2 V a' '31 s., if A' . . V , ,, ,' Q , .4 v :o V X ,vm , ' X., ' ihw'w4.!A 5 , ,h fn . ,-'Q' I . I. , .- 5 vi ,J Q I- , f ., 5 Otglhff .1 , Q ,Q 1- 0' vigil 'k 5 N ov ,. 'Q 39- Q. ,. :. I I 'Vx fi ' I .1 5 f U I '-k .ni .4 ' ' I 4xx Za AVE . F' , X ' 1- as .. ' 3 I T. .. .Q ' 9 I af. I 6 ' 16 ' , 4 'V A iq git . , 1 2 gf' I -7' , 2 - .v f-9 f . 7, 1 . fa I 'wx al f, , 2 , 59 g m as ab , , . IRIS , A A , C A ' Q., U , ' ' M.. E2 - -' N Sd I 35 f . . GI L f 1 7.9 VI may Q' A if -f ' Vt 5 cl- H A I .,, . ' ' Y W i 6 4 2 4 'A , ...Z 4, fx L., .-'gl I 'I is J TV l'I-218, MRS. ARMENA ELLER. Front Row, Leff fo Right: A. Morrison, J. Ikeno, R. Imai, E. Imura, E. Hu, E. Kawashima, B. Jay F. Kaneshiro, E. Kameda. Row Two: J. Jahaunt, J. Ing, J. lnouye, J, Ishida, M. Inoue,'L. Kakazu, G. Kanetake, S. Hoe, S. Kam J. Kamal. Row Three: H. Iwasa, M. K. Kim, V. Hunt, G. Ke, R. Jensen, V. Karas, M. Kaanapu, F. Jhung. Row Four: W. Ikeda L. Johnson, D. Jackson, H. Izumi, E. Hamamu, R. Hutchinson, D. Hughes, C, Keaunui, H. Kawahara, O. Hood. Il-227, MISS JANE THORNTON. Fronl Row, Left lo Righi: C. Tarutani, J. Uyehara, A. Uyeda, B. Uyehara, B. Tanimura, H Uyemura, C. Tsubakihara, L. Tom, G. Ventura. Row Two: M. Tanimura, M. Tanaka, H, Watanabe, T. Toyama, R. White, M. Wood B. Uyehara, J. Upchurch, A. Wadelin. Row Three: R. Tarumoto, W. Vivit, K. Vollrath, J. Vogel, N. Warner, T. Watanabe, R Vogi, M. Tom. Row Four: M. Viray, T. Tanaka, P. Umeda, B. Russell, R. Tsuchiya, T. Tranquada, R. Walsworrh, C. Wamsley T, Kiefer. Gee, I hope I don'l have T.B., muse fhese junior girls as fhey line up for their annual X-ray. 'L X i 0- Q i v4 'L v T' vw, so- 6' J , ' . , lv AQ ff, Z ' - -'L ' Q - 3, , 5 I -Y I - .yf 1 ,,j '-.. f ' v ' ,,. A . . ,I . , . rt- , .U A .il S. 'ff 1 ' A41 l .a, x Q, A Y y 1 Q ' 5. 4' f . . , Q 3 --'41-',,. , ga Q I ,, ,' ' ' . .il f - ' I ' I L5 Q ' ' - , 1. -2.2 -1 L' kg, fm L ' W ln. I. Q le -6 qv . .' J I . .2 S e 1' ' S 6. 151 A l L , X ,D M i Q 4 -ru 9 :ff L ' ui l'I'I20, MISS NAOMI FIKE. Front Row, Left to Right: E. Suda, B. Taiiri, S. Sutherland, G. Suzuki, G. Tanaka, B. Shiraishi, V. Takishita, A. Takabayashi, G. Takei, S. Takano, G, Takano. Row Two: M. Shinohara, K. Strayer, B. Orcutt, G. Willaert, A. Strayer, D. Steinke, L. Smith, M. Fitzgerald, J. Sue, E. Shun, A. Shirota. Row Three: R. Suzuki, K. Sing, S. Solomon, M. Snively, B. Sin- clair, L. Silva, M. Tam, A. Sumida, E. Sugita. Row Four: R. Souza, W. Silva, N. Silva, R, Smartt, D. Sorensen, F. Spurgeon, B. Stroh, R. B. Shuff, S. Takahashi, H. Tahara, ll-107 MR. WILLIAM SHOOK. Front Row, Left to Righi: H. Akiyama, V. Amii, L. Adachi, F. Asato, S. Aloiau, J. Anduha, J I mlla J Bernard G Abaro Row Two L Abrams E Akita M Asakura M Bailey A Barrett P Barbieri L Aka- Baiadali, B. Bo' , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . mine, G. Baiadali, S. Aiu, W. Baker. Row Three: E. Apela, N. Alama, R. Apo, N. Anderson, S. Anderson, P. Asing, l. Ahana L. Carreiro, E. Asato. Row Four: L. Allen, A. Andrade, W. Blankenfield, P. Arner, E. Bauckhorn, E. Begley, M. Bogost. ll-115, MRS. CORENE JACKSON. Front Row, Left to Right: N. McCr'mmon, K. Morita, L. Morita, J. Morita, B. Nakamura, C Nip, H. Niebuhr, M. Morito, R. Natividad, M. Nakamura. Row Two: S. Kam, L. Murai, R. McKeague, D. Miyashiro, M. Mura bayashi, E. Neal, M. McGinley, G. Muramoto, P. Myers, A. Morimoto, B. Nakasu. Row Three: R. Nagano, D. Nakasone, L. Naone A. Miyamoto, J. Morita, D. Nakama, T. Miyashiro, L. Nakayama, R. Nakano, A. Morisako, L. Murphy. Row Four: G. Moore, F Miyashiro, A. McGuire, l. Miyamoto, W. McGuire, S. Neves, D. Murnin, C. Joy, F. Nahale, E. Nakamoto. L , x . x X S 104, I 0 ll' qs s 1 ' Y A ' K V I 1 I , 1 I x ' 1 s I 5 y I '- I I I 0 responsibilifies . . . leadership . . . cornmencemenf . . . the BIG wheel xxx X xx If x x X l ' 1 ' r 1 ,' fix N 2. . I ,, ' . , If 'sw R . 'i LP - ZA Sv- or-v ,. 'ffl 12 ' f I I Q, f .G 11- A ,gl ,gi V . A- ABERNATHY, BILLY: Inter- scholastic Track All-Star 11, 12, Golf Team 10, 11, 12, Homeroom Vice-pres. 12. ALAMA, WILHELM: Civitas Romana 10, Proiector Club 11, 12, Roosevelt Little The- ater 11, 12. -v ANDREW, JACK BARBER, HOMER R.: Jr. Basketball 10, Sr. Basket- ball 11, 12, Band IO, 11, 12. 1 f 1. , ACHEE, FRANCES M.: Hui Leialoha 10, 11, 12, Scho- lastic Award 10, 11, Civi- tas Romana 11. ALBA, MAUREEN T.: Can- teen Membership 10, Civi- tas Romana 11, Swimming Team 11. AIONA, BETTY LOU: Hui Miki Miki 10, 11, 12, FHA 11, Sec. 12, World Welfare 11, 12. ALLEN, LYDIA K.: Jr. Choir 1O, A Cappella Choir 11, 12, Sr. Prom Decoration 12. ki u-f K' :Eff QC' if AKINA, JAMESON M.: ln- ter-scholastic Track All-Star 11, 12, Sr. Football 11, 12, Homeroom Pres. 10, 12. ALOIAU, AUDREY S. M.: Hui Leialoha 10, 11, World Welfare 10, 12, FHA 12. 5x0 APELA, GEORGE P.: Jr. Football 10, 11, Sr. Bas- ketball Mgr. 11, 12, A Cappella Choir 11, 12. BARBER, RICHARD J. l APING, LYNETTE: Hui O'Hana Miki 10, 11, 12, Maiorettes 12, Usherettes Club 12. BARKER, DOUGLAS: Jr. Football 10, Stage Crew Mgr. 11, 12, Pep Rally Chairman 12. ..,N' 4? ,, , X 1 Q . . T Q- 1' 1 4 rg. - 2 s ir , Z, t , , 4 5. al 4X Q A l 1 X x., ARMSTRONG, CLARENCE JR.: Sr. Track 11, 12, Grad: uation Decoration 11. BARROS, MELVIN P.: Am- bassadors Hi-Y 12, Jr. Bas- ketball 11, El Rojo y Oro 12. -4- N Lg. 1 Qi X..- V ia A of 61 BAJADALI, DOUGLAS C.: Sr. Baseball 10, 11, 12, Double Octet 11, 12, Sr. Football 11. BECK, HOWARD L.: Grad- uation Decoration 11, Sr. Track 11, 12, A Cappella Choir 11, 12. ,C 5 . Q 2 I x l 1' .F - I BELL, RUBY L.: Hui Miki Miki ll, l2g FHA ll, Ma- iorettcs I2. BOTELHO, BARBARA J.: Homeroom Rep. 10, ll, 12. BENJAMIN, LURLINE M. Soplw. Girls Glee Club IO Girls Cadet Corps IO, Sr Prom Decoration 12. BRADLEY, WILLIAM K.: Sr Football to ll, 12: SY Track IO, Il, 12: Roose velt Officers Club I2, .149 BLANCHART, PAULINE R.: Graduation Decoration ll, BRADSHAW, BARBARA J.: Graduation Decoration ll. BODE, GWENDOLYN J.: A Cappella Choir ll, Double Triple Trio I2. BRAND, DOROTHY J.: FHA Sec. ll, Graduation Dec- oration ll. BRILHANTE, ADELE Y.. Roosevelt Little Theater IO. CAMACHO, ARLENE C.. Homeroom Sec. IO, ll: Graduation Decoration ll Hui Miki Miki ll. :fx 'Q BROOKS, BILL fReleasedD CAMBRA, ALMO M.: Sr. Baseball ll, 12: Band 10, ll, 12. BROWN, CHARLES J. CAMBRA, MOANA: Home- room Treas. ll, Les Cau- seurs 12, GAA ll, 12. fReleasedD sr 4:- , 5 if Sf 5.-1 S- 1' 5. , if , if I I ' 1 Vx BROWN, ETHANY C.: Pro- iector Club 10, ll, 12, Jr. Football Mgr. ll, Canteen Clean-Up Chairman 12. CARDOZA, RICHARD V.: Sr. Football l2. 'I Q- ,.- i 5 l Q.. 42'-2 'C BRYANT, RICHARD A.: Sr. Track lO, ll, l2p Inter- scholastic Track All-Star TO, ll, I2, Roosevelt Of- ficers Club Vice-pres. I2. CARTER, FRANCES S.: A Cappella Choir ll, FHA ll, Graduation Decoration ll. '5- Q, if :Ain .1 -C! io ' -T-I wr-'Y CARVER, GERALDINE C. W.: Hui Miki Miki 10, 11, 125 Homeroom Sec, 115 Song Leader 12. CHANG, MERVYN H.: Am- bassadors Hi-Y 125 Civitas Romana 11. 11 Wt' , BQ' , ' bf' A. , ,W ,,. . ff,,qm.f. ,. f .fl . ,f r .A5. 93 il? G- if CHAMBLEE, BEVERLY E.: Graduation Decoration 11 Usherettes Club 12. CHANG, OLIVIA W. M. Sr. Banquet Menu Chair- man 12. FN' ,SS ii I 1 5- ,r Cf CHANG, EN HARRYET: Or- chestra 10, 11, 125 Rough Rider Staff 125 A Cappella Choir 12. CHANG, WILBERT H.: Ten- nis Club 10, 11, Vice-pres. 125 Sr. Prom Decoration 125 Tennis Team 12. I i ff CHANG, LORETTA N. Y.: Hui Miki Miki 10, 11, 125 Jr, Prom Decoration 115 Usherettes Club 12. CHAR, AUDREY ANN: Homeroorn Pres, 125 Usher- ettes Club 125 Sr. Banquet Chairman 12. 1 fe r, Q. M 5. ff f .ar CHANG, MARVEL M. L.: Honor Roll 105 Scholastic Award 115 El Rojo y Oro 11, CHARLTON, GORDON R.: Band 10, 115 Sr. Banquet Program and Entertainment 12. ,Z CHEE, PERCIVAI.: Sr. Base- ball 11, 125 Round-Up Pho- tography Co-Editor 125 Camera Club 10, 11, 12. CHING, BARBARA K. T.: Class Sec. 115 Les Causeurs 115 Quill and Scroll 12. 4-5 pi CHINEN, IRENE S.: Tennis Team IO, 11, 125 Scholas- tic Award 125 Quill and Scroll 12. CHING, IRWIN Y. Y.: Am- bassadors Hi-Y 125 Sr. Prom Clean-up 125 Sr, Banquet Decoration 12. CHING, AILEEN Y. K.: Homeroom Treas. 115 Ush- erettes Club 125 Hui Miki Miki 1O,11,12. CHING, JUANITA W. K.: Tennis Team IO, 11, 125 Homeroorn Rep. 10, 11, 125 El Rolo y Oro ll, 12. CHING, ALMIRA T. T.: Or- chestra 1O5 A Cappella Choir 125 Hui Miki Miki 11, 12. CHING, SANDRA Y. J.: World Welfare 10, Vice- pres. 11, Treas. 125 El Roio y Oro 11, 125 Horneroom Treas. 12. 14 ,Xia 11 S . 115 -ff CHUN,STEPHANIE J.: Girls CHUNG, DOUGLAS W. T.: 'Cb L, Sv T f i is Sf ag- -I 5. ! CHONG, JOHN K. L.: Band IO, 11, 12: Sr. Basketball IO, Il, 12: Sr. Banquet Decoration 12. CHOY, JOSEPH W.: Home- room Pres. II: Ainbassa- dors Hi-Y 11, 12: Roosevelt Officers Club 12. 116 X- 7- ff' i'3 CHONG, LORETTA: FHA 12: World Welfare 12: Sr. Banquet Publicity 12. CHOY, MILTON W. B.: Am- bassadors Hi-Y 12: Civitas Romana 11: Proiector Club II, 12. A435 . 5-Q... CHONG, MERLE: Civitas Romana 11: Hui Leialoha IO, II, Treas. 12: Camera Club 12. CHRISTENSEN, JANET: Song Leader 11: ROTC Sponsor 12: A Cappella Choir 11, 12. if 1-r gb ,. ,,- I L-.s YT lf' CHONG, VERLI ANN K. K.: CHOW, SUZANNAH L.: Civitas Romana II: Scho- Honor Roll II, 12: Scho- lastic Award II: Honor lastic Award 11, 12: Les Roll IO, ll, 12. Causeurs Il, Pres. I2. CHU, HANNAH MAE: Class CHUN, ERNEST K. S.: Band Pros. II: Song Leader II: 10, Il: Tennis Team 11,125 ROTC Sponsor 12. Camera Club 12. :, K 41 CHUN, LAWRENCE C. W.: Roosevelt Christian Fellow- ship IO, Treas. II: Sr. Bas- ketball 12: Camera Club Vice-pres. 12. CHUN-HOON, SHIRLEY A.: Orchestra 10, II: Jr. Prom Decoration II: Usherettes Nr Club I2. l' I 1 X l ' A A .f 1:05 CHUN, MAILE SUE CLARKE, MARGARET A. Cadet Corps IO: Major- ettes 12: Sr. Banquet Pro- gram and Entertainment 12. CLARKE, THOMAS W.: Sr. Banquet Publicity 12. ,!h. E WI , S 11,' Jr. Football IO, 11: Jr. Track II: Double Octet I2, CLAUSE, CHARLES C.: Sr. Banquet Program and En- tertainment I2: Swimming Team 12. SN ' L L I v 0 I . 'AM I, X l 5 I T.,- ' f -H M' ' COLBURN, COPPIN Home-room Pres. IO: Football IO, II, I2g Track IO, II, I2. DRESCHER, GERALD Sr. Banquet Decoration DAYOAN, MILDRED G.: Ake Akamai I2g World Welfare l2g Sr. Banquet Decoration I2. DUGGAN, D. MICHAEL: Class Trees. II, I25 Honor Roll II, I2g Sr. Track II, I2. Wag Lx DeCOSTA, GERALDINE P.: DeGOEA5, BARBARA J. Sr. Banquet Decoration I2 Graduation Decoration II DUNG, PATSY B. Y.: GAA IO, Vice-pres. II, Pres. I2g EARLEY, CA RMEN I2 Sr Banquet Reception Chairman I2 Hui O'Hana Miki IO, II, l .. ..,n.L W b. 'K' 55, 5 'v' A - ' 'lf ,gm ' ax . if L A 8 i ., .,,, , Ji, FERREIRA, SHIRLEY A.: Graduation Decoration 11 World Welfare 12. FUJII, RUBY Y.: Hui Lei aloha 10: Jr. Prom Refresh- ment 11: Graduation Dec- oration 11. ,K ,0- FPELDER, MARILYN M.: Rough Rider Stafi 11: Les Causeurs 12, Roosevelt Lit- tle 1heater 12. FUJIMOTO, ALICE S.: A Cappella Choir 11, 12: Les Causeurs 12: Hui O'Hana Miki1O,1I,12. tv M. FIELLIN, KAROL ANNE: Sr. Prom Publicity 12: JRC Rep. 12: Rough Rider Staff 12. FUJIMOT0, JUNE S.: JRC Rep. 10, Treas. 11, 12: Ci- vitas Romana 11: Roose- velt Christian Fellowship 12. lk 1 41' ' A- 5. S ' i F Z' v. FRANK, NORMAN F.: Jr track ii, sf, Football 12i A Cappella Choir 12. FUKUDA, GRACE K.: Mam'- selles Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11: Jr. Choir 11, Hui Miki Miki 10, 11, 12. FUKUNAGA, ETHEL T.: Hui Leialoha 10, 11, 12: Grad- uation Decoration 11: Sr, Prom Decoration 12. GAETH, MARLA G.: Scho- lastic Award 11, Horne- roorn Pres. 11, 12: FHA Pres. 12. J' +A gf' Yi- FULLAWAY, MILDRED L.: Homeroom Treas. 11, Les Cause-urs 11, GAA 10, 11, 12. GARCIA, HERMINA: Roo- velt Little Theater 10: Hui Leialoha 12. FULLER, BARBARA J.: ROTC Sponsor 12: Rough Rider Editor 12: Honor Roll 12. GARNER, G. ALLAN: Civi- tas Romana 12. iReIaase-dl FUNG, ARLENE N. G.: Honor Roll 11: A Cappella Choir 11, 12, Civitas Ro- mana 11, GOMES, RUTH E.: Civiias Romana 11: Maiorettes 11, 12. EUS EP- ,nn 1 VX X FURUMIZO, MARJORIE E.: Hui Leialoha 10, 11, 12: Graduation Decoration 11: Future Business Leaders of America 12. GOO. JANE L. T.: Horne- room Vice-pres. 10: Civi- tas Romana 11, Hui Miki Miki 1O, 11, 12. 'Un 'C 4. ' '- S QA Q- qu-C, ,... - R i Xa I 1 5 L. -qs ., f f 1- K GOO, MILTON S.: Ake Akamai IO, 11, 12, Rough Rider Stat? 11, Ass't Sports Editor 12, Regents Hi-Y12. HAAS, MELVIN C.: Stage Crew 10, 11, 125 Proiector Club 10, 11, 12: Canteen Lights Chairman 12. , QW' Us GOO, ROBIN G. H.: Civi- tas Romana 1O, Jr. Basket- ball 10, 11, Sr. Basketball 12. HAHN, JEANETTE: Hui Miki Miki 10, 11, Civltas Romana 11, Usherettes Club 12. Q-v R, GOO, SYLVIA S. J. HALL, MARIA: GAA 10, Graduation Decoration 11 A Cappella Choir IO, 11, 12. rw 9- H 1 A.. e.-I 'ca ' I A f , n 1- 3-f 1 KY' C I I GOTO, CAROL H.: Round- Up Staff 11, Faculty Editor 12, Hut Miki 'Vllkl 10, 11, 125 Usherettes Club 12. HAMADA, JEAN Y.: Civi- tas Romana 11, A Cappella Choir 11, 12, Double Triple Trio 11, 12. GOTO, IRVING: Jr. Track 10, 11, Roosevelt OFficers Club Pres. 12, Round-Up sian ii, Editor 12. HANAPI, MICHAEL A.: Band 10, Orchestra IO. Z' HANSON, RICHARD R.: Sr. Baseball 11, 12, Jr. Basket- ball 10, 11: Election Com- mittee 11. HAYASHI, MYRNA J.: Homeroom Pres. 10, Vice- pres. 11, Rep. 12, Gradua- tion Greens Chairman 11, Hospitality Chairman 12. i fi K .Y,, AI HARADA, HARRY H.: Civi- tas Romana 11, Graduation Decoration 11: Ambassa- dors Hi-Y 12. HAYASHI, PATSY K.: Civi- tas Romana 11, Rough Rider Staft 11, Homeroom Treas. 12 HARGROVE, ROBERT W.: Camera Club 12. HEDLUND, DEAN E.: Swim- ming Team 10, 11, 12, A Cappella Choir 11, 12, Roosevelt Ofhcers Club 12. S,- HAYASH1, JAMES T.: Civi- tas Romana 11. HEE, JACOB C. F. 41- 119 fv- HICKS, DAVID L.: Sr, Foot- ball Il, 12: Sr. Basketball 11, 12: Class Vice-pres. 12. HO, WILLIAM K. L.: Ake Akamai 12: Civitas Romana 12: Camera Club 12. 120 fi qi- ' 5 1: , 5..- 51 H!GA, KATHERINE K.: Hui O'Hana Miki 10, 11, 12: World Welfare 10, Treas. Il, Vice-pres. 12: A Cap- pella Choir 12. HOLBRON, JOHN C.: Homeroom Treas. 10: A Cappella Choir 12: Pro- iector Club I2. 'sf .4 . ,L . HO, HUBERT K. T.: Jr. Track 10, 11: Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 10, I1, 12: Roosevelt Officers Club 12. HONDA, RONALD Y.: Sr. Football 11, 12: JRC Rep. 11, 12: Swimming Team 10, 12, Captain 11. HUGHES, WILLIAM R.: Roo- sevelt Oflicers Club 12. INAMINE, ELAINE K.: Les Causeurs 11: Mam'selles Tri-Hi-Y 11: Hui Miki Miki 10, 11, 12. b-N - L, HO, MYRA HOO, WALLACE: Jr. Track 10, 11: Civitas Romana 11. HO, RONALD T. W.: Stage Crew I0,11, 12: Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 12: Les Causeurs 12. HOOVER, MARY G. IBARA, JANICE: Round-Up Staff 11, Government Ed- itor 12: Les Causeurs 11: Hui O'Hana Miki 10, 11, 12. ING, VIVIAN B. Y.: Hui Leialoha 10, 11, 12: Les Causeurs 11: Camera Club Treas. 12. IKEMOTO, IRENE K.: Hui Miki Miki 10, 11, 12: Mem'- selles Tri-Hi-Y 11, ING, WILLIAM J.: Projector Club 11, 12: Homeroorn Treas. 11: Les Causeurs 12. ZZ IMAI, M. JANE: El Rojo y Oro 12: Roosevelt Chris- tian Fellowship 12. IRVINE, BENJAMIN L.: Jr. Football 10: Sr. Football 11, 12: Roosevelt Officers Club 12. 3 9 as iv Q- f-C . fy, Q. Wh, ' .., V 1 TX 'G' be . 'Z 'M 5 Q ' 1 ISARA, JEAN S.: Hui Lei- aloha 10, 11, 12: Gradua- tion Decoration 11: Sr. Prom Decoration 12. JACKSON, LESLIE E.: Sr. Banquet Publicity 12. -E ki ISHII, JEAN H.: Hui Lei- aloha 10, 11, 12, Gradua- tion Decoration 11: El Roio y Oro 12. JACOBS, ELEANOR K.: Girls Cadet Corps IO: Jr. Prom Clean-up 11. -if . '11. b x X 2 1- .ft ,451 f ITO, ANN S.: Honor Roll 10, 12: Scholastic Award 11, Homeroorn Sec. 11, Rep. 12, JACOBSEN, CAROL M.: Ci- vitas Romana 10, A Cap- pella Choir 11: Double Triple Trio 12. N 1 ,W 'P v ,vs 'Q if IYOKI, AMY: Mam'selles Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Hui Miki Miki 10, 11, 12: A cap- pella Choir 12. JAMIESON, EDITH M.: Ush- erettes Club 12: Roosevelt Little Theatre 12: Les Cau- seurs 12. JAY, ALBERT E.: Jr. Prom Clean - up Chairman 11: Roosevelt Officers Club 12. JOHNSON, SYLVIA A.: Orchestra 10, Civitas Ro- mana 11: Homeroom Rep. 12. 1 1 1 JAY, BARRY F.: Tennis JAY, DONALD: Sr. Prom Club 10, 11: Civitas Ro- mana 11, Regents Hi-Y 12. JOHNSTON, CHARLES F.: Jr. Football 11, JRC Rep. 10. Decoration 12. JOINES, LYNNE JENK5, ELEANOR B.: Ma- iorettes 10, 11, Homeroorn Rep. 11, A Cappella Choir 12. KADOOKA, RICHARD J.: Jr. Football 11: Jr, Picnic Entertainment 11, Aloha Week Decoration 12. V0 JIM, GORDON S.: Band 10, 11: Sr. Basketball 11, 12: Double Octet 12. KAGAWA, FRANCES K.: Hui Leialoha 10, 11, 12: Orchestra 10, 11, 12: Les Causeurs 11. ,.. 1 507, ' , .,,5 ,' ,gf Q-W' gr im, it .WA lf .. 4 1 - , . A ,,,Y , f x-1 'rt - i i , 3 '. +2 .4 tvsg kv' . gf . Sui if 7' 74 S.- 1 f 4 I 1:2121 pf :V P: . A if - , ,, . f L- L, x 17' 'CTI Us 4 A A 5 1. , Qs ,Q KAKAZU, GRACE A.: Hui O'Hana Miki 11, lnter-club Council Rep. 10, Vice-pres. 12, 1-lonor Roll 11, Home- room Vice-pres. 12. KANESHIRO, BERTHA, Hui O'Hana Miki 10, 11, 12, Canteen Publicity 12, Civi- tas Romana 12. KAKAZU, MARGARET S.: Graduation Decoration 11, Les Causeurs 12, Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 12. KANESHIRO, PATSY: Hui O'Hana Miki 10, 11, 12, Usherettes Club 12, Round- Up Ass't. Editor 12. -v- N . 5 1 if- C A x rf V . fi --vt. SA us. 5 .ff .zgk Fiji X . -1:51 3 111 x af' . 1' 5 wr X N-,f fl 6' KANAI, FLOYD: Civitas Ro- mana 11, Homeroom Vice- pres. 10, 11. KANETA, RONALD B.: Sr. Basketball 12, Roosevelt Officers Club 12, A Cap- pella Choir 12. -4- info' wsf '- X-f . ., A A KANEKO, EDWIN T.: Re- gents Hi-Y 10, 11, Pres. 12, Civitas Romana 11, Jr. Basketball 11. KAONOHI, CLEM K.: Jr. Football 11, Sr. Football 12, Graduation Decoration 11. KAWAGUCHI, .I E A N M.: Hui Leialoha 11, Vice-pres. 12, Les Causeurs 11, JRC Rep. 11, 12. KELLEY, OMER E.: Jr. Foot- ball 11, Band 10, 11, 12. 1 2:3 ,4'u '-v Q-' , X A. S- i' KAWANO, HARRIET Y.: Double Triple Trio 12, Hui Leialoha 12, World Wel- fare 12. KENDRICK, JERRY P.: Rif1e Team 11, El Roio yOro12, Projector Club 12. ,il Q 5--. KAWAUCHQ, LORETTA H.: Homeroom Sec. 10, Grad- uation Decoration 11, Hai Leialoha 11, 12. KIM, ELEANOR: Aloha Week Decoration 10, JRC Rep. 11, Sr. Prom Decora- tion 12. KE. CECILIA M.: GAA 10, 11, Graduation Decoration 11, Sr. Prom Refreshment 12. KIM, JANICE: Marn'se-lies Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Hui Miki Miki 10, 11, 12, Home- room Treas. 11. I? S xt KEALOHA, ELSIE M.: Hui Leialoha 10, Homeroont Treas. 12, Sr. Prom Dec- oration 12. KIM, KATHERINE: Hui Lei- aloha 11, Maiorettes 11, 12, Hui Miki Miki 12. G- 4 fx I 4X fi in , 4? ii-l ' 3 fx sl 4 Y x 4- C. sf, uf I X I X X A A 1 KIM, MELVIN: Civitas Ro- mana Il: Regents Hi-Y II: Jr, Picnic Entertainment I I. KNIGHT, EOLA W.: Proiec- tor Club IQ, Class Day Program I2. '- iso A 55 KIM, SALLY N. C.: Hui Miki Miki II, Sec. I2: Honor Roll II: Homeroom Sec, I2. KOCHI, CHARLES T.: Civi- tas Romana II: Regents Hi-Y II, Attiletic Director I2g Sr. Prom Invitations I2. J KING, CHARLES F.: Jr. Football IO: Sr. Football II, I2, Sr. Track II, KOJIMA, ELAINE S.: Home- roorn Sec. I2: Hui O'Hana Miki ll: Sr. Prom Orches- tra I2. 0' I KINNEY, RANKIN K.: Jr. Football II: May Day Chairman II: A Cappella Choir I2. KONG, LAVERNE Y. J.: JRC Rep. IO, Hui Leialoha IO, II: Girls Cadet Corps IO. KIYAMA, SHARON S. Homeroom Pres. IO, I2 Hui O'H3na Miki Pres. II Inter-club Council Rep. I2 Tennis Team IO, II, I2. KON0, JOYCE M.: Home room Treas. IO, Pres. I2 Sr. Prom Co-chairman I2 Usherettes Club I2. 'F 5 KUNICHIKA, THOMAS K.: Orchestra IO, II, I2: Civie tas Romana ll, Sr. Prom Co-chairman I2. LAI, LEONARD: Honor Roll Il, Civitas Romana IZ, Sr. Prom Orchestra Chairman I2. 23:3 Sl' ...., KUWADA, HARRIET M.: Swimming Team II, I2g A Cappella Choir IQ, Sr, Prom Publicity I2. LANE, JUNE: JRC Rep. IO: Jr. Prom Orchestra II, HJS Miki Miki II, I2. Iv sr, -4 5 :Zig , .' 11:1 ' , , Wi, I A 'It' f2' KWON, WILLIAM D. G.: Rough Rider Staff II, Sports Editor I2: Civitas Romana 12, Roosevelt Christian Fellowship I2. LANE, LOLA A.: A Cap- pella Choir II: Honor Roll II: Double Triple Trio I7. g ga- M . in 'v I ZW. ' - f ee, f, 1745 , ,M if K LAI, ERMA: A Cappella Choir II, I2: ROTC Soon' sor I2: Les Causeurs I2. LARSEN, .IACQULYN F.: Sr. Prom Chaperone Chairman I2: Modern Dance Club IQ: Tennis Club I2. ,,. Q , I23 1- , if 42. -Ni , 1. . 'as LARSON, JOHN K.: El Roio y Oro Treas. 12: Roosevelt Officers Club 12. LEE, BETTY K. H.: World Welfare 12: Graduation Decoration 11: Sr. Prom Decoration Co-chairman 12. 'R , , 5 Nix x dx S . UQ ' Q ,Sf lo-I 9 B' ' L Aww QQ J ,fi - ' , r ml :Q . PM ,, :E 1 5- , W ...Y ' Ti, I Qvlu in L I A .fi S 4 igfnk ssl X 'N' LAU, JAYNE K. J.: Hui O'Hana Miki 10, ll, 12: Sr. P r o m Refreshment Chairman 12: El Rolo y Oro 12. LEE, LINDA M. H.: Home- room Rep. 11: Double Tri- ple Trio 12: Sr. Prom Dec- oration Co-chairman 12. LAU, ROBERTA W. K.: Hui Miki Miki 10, 11, 12: Civi- tas Romana 11: Sr. Prom Tickets 12. LEE, RHODA: A Cappella Choir 11, 12. LAU, RONALD D. C.: Jr. Prom Refreshment 11: Rifle Team 12: Sr. Prom Dec- oration 12. LEE, WINCHELL Y. L.: Band IO, 11, 12: Ambassador Hi- Y 12: Sr. Prom Clean-up Chairman 12. -'s. ,- -, v if ja., 5 3 . 1 ' : Q- fly' , Q ,. K , L., I . LEE, ADA M.: Civitas Ro- mana 11: Double Triple Trio 12: Hui Leialoha 12. LEONG, FRANCES N. S.: Honor Roll 11: Scholastic Award 11: Homeroom Sec. 1 1. LEONG, .IACQUELINE J. L.: JRC Pres. 12: Homeroom Vice-pres. 12: El Rojo y Oro 12. LEWIS, AZALIA P.: Orches- tra 10: Graduation Decora- tion 11. LEONG, LOTUS Y, Y.: Scho- lastic Award 11, 12: Can- teen Pres. 12: Quill and Scroll 12. LEWIS, DONALD A.: Jr. Football 10: Sr. Prom Dec- oration 12: El Rolo y Oro 12. LESLIE, GERALD K.: A Cap- pella Choir 11, 12: Sr. Football 12: Jr. Track 10, 11, 12, LEWIS, PORTER A.: Double Octet 11, 12: Sr. Track 11: Sr. Football 11, 12. LEST, WILLIAM L. LOGAN, MONA-RAY L.: Sr. Prom Favors 12. .V 5.2 gf In-lg? 5' o N2 0 'fl . 'C' l ' X 4 i sis T 1 : ve W -4 4 ki :E . J X C f' 'T 'Q 6' - ' ' t X . 4 I L V i -Q I A of 'S 11 .1- 4 Elf .t l 'l i 5 hi- ,B-X vog- gk f- 1' Uh LOMBARD, PETER: Inter- scholastic Track All 'Star ll, 12: El Roio y Oro Pres. l2g Roosevelt Little Thea- ter Vice-pres. 12. LOW, SANDRA S. Y.: Hui O'Hana Miki 10, Service Chairmanl'l,Religion Chairman 12: Honor Roll ll: Scholastic Award ll. LOO, SOLOMON: Band 10, ll, l2gCivi1as Romana ll: Student Body Treas. 12. LUM, JEAN B.: Girls Cadet Corps 10: Jr. Prom Re- freshment ll: EI Roio y Oro 12. lOVE, PATRICIA A.: Sr. Prom Favors 12: Girls Cadet Corps 10. LUM, KENNETH: Jr. Foot- ball llg Sr. Football 12, Sr. Prom Decoration 12. 'Q LOVEWELL, LAWRENCE M.: Sr. Baseball 10, ll, 12, Ambassadors Hi-Y IO, ll l2g Jr. Football ll. LUM, LORRAINE S. H.: Jr Prom Refreshment Chair man ll: Hui Leialolna ll 12: A Cappella Choir 12. -Ah 1-1- - 9, ,tr .23 . Q ,J 4 J ,, n iff ,N f ag ' 591 W. sf 4 , IMI .-', 1.0- Q If , - x .f TC' fl 7:5 McGREW, JULIA A.: Home- room Treas. II: Civitas Romana II: Worlcl Welfare II, I2. MQMAHEL, ALLEN C.: Stage Crew II. FM McKEAGUE, DAISY E.: Hoi Miki Miki II: GraCIUatiOn Decoration Il. iReleasedi MCNEILL, PERRY R.: Stage Crew II, Manager I2. .,-- -.C L ,.. Q 5 1 Q. K1 . MQLAIN, ROBERT I.: Sr. Football II, I2: Sr. Track II, IQ: Double Octet II, I2, McPHERSON, ARLEAN L.: Sr. Banquet Seating I2. 115, rf' A Q MacLAREN, SHEILA ANN: El Rolo y Oro II, IQ: Jr. Prom Refreshment II: Sr. Prom Refreshment I2. MAEDA, JAMES H.: JRC Rep. IO, MAEDA, THOMAS H. Honor Roll IO, IZ: Home room Vice-pres. IO, Pres. II: Sr. Track II, IQ, MALONE, JOHN: Jr. Foot ball IO: Orchestra IO, II I2: Band II, I2. yn M' . hr' 3' U1'9 if X MAHER, SONYA A.: Sr. Prom Decoration I2. MANABE, MAY S.: Hoi O'Har1a Miki IO, II, I2g Graduation Decoration II: INorld Welfare l2. QS x 5... R. MAHONEY, PATRICIA K.: El Rojo y Oro I2: GAA II: Graduation Decoration II. MARCUS, RONALD M.: Rough Rider Staff I2. 1 ? MALABEY, GINGER L.: Horneroom Rep. IQ: Sr. Prom Invitation and Pro- gram Co-chairman I2: Roo- sevelt Little Theater IO, II, I2. MARK, GORDON Y. F.: Or- chestra IO, II, I2: Sr. Play Publicity Chairman I2: JRC Rep. I2. MALIG, HANNAH J.: Home-room Treas. IO, Sec. II: Hui Miki Miki IO, II I2: Jr. Prom Decoration II. MARSHMAN, CHARLES T.: Scholastic Award IO, II, I2: Class Vice-pres. II, Councilor I2. 1-' wr--' 2-' Z- sf 7 . X g 3 GX ,f I r ,f ' 5 N I 'Sle- Q 'S-,J 'C 1' C MASON, JOANNA G.: Jr. Prom Decoration Chairman II: Horrieroom Rep. Il: Class Day Program I2 MEDEIROS, SHIRLEY J.: Girls Cadet Corps IO, Ma- iorettes Il, A Cappella Choir II, I2. 1' ur- 5. MATANO, CAROLINE A.. Class Councilor IO, II, Scholastic Award IO, II, Honor Roll II, l2. MEDEIROS, V I V I A N C. Girls Cadet Corps IO, Roo- sevelt Little Theater II. 'Sl Lf t.- r , V i . Z MATTHEY, MARIA D.. World Welfare I2, El Roio y Oro I2g Class Day Pro' gram I2. MENDONCA, J O H N A.: Stage Crew Ilg A Cap' pella Choir IO, Ilg Double Octet I2. I A , lv. ,, na.. YN' ' I fr- I '- 2 X 1 'P e QW I' e MAU, ACRIENNE N. .J Les Causeurs I2, Round- Up Art Editor I2g Orches- tra IO, II, I2. MIHOLICK, JAMES I.: Stage Crew IO, II, Home- room Rep. T25 Roosevelt Oflicers Club I2. . 1 . 'rl-WA ' ' , , .7 M. 5..- if MEDEIROS, ANNETTE N.: Roosevelt Little Theater IO: Class Day Color, Flower and Motto I2: Hui Lei- aloha I2. M'LAN, MARILYN J. MILLS, ROBERT J. MIURA, JAMES S.: Civitas Romana II, Regents Hi-Y Ilg Roosevelt Christian Fellowship I2, MILSTEAD, ROBERTA: Graduation Decoration II, Double Triple Trio I2g FHA II, 12, MIYAMOTO, DORIS K.: Ci- vitas Romana I2, Hui O'Hana Miki IO, II, Treas. I2g Class Day Tickets I2. f,,' MINAMI, MARION M.: Fu- ture Business Leaders of America I2. MIYASHIRO, GEORGE I.: Jr. Football IO: Ake Aka- mai I2: Roosevelt Chris- tian Fellowship I2, E- 1 x MINATODANI, MYRNA C.: Civitas Romana II, Round- Up Staft Il, Sports Co- editor I2g Class Day Pro- gram Chairman I2. MIYOI, FLORENCE H.: Jr. Prom Decoration Ilg Can' teen Entertainment 12, Class Day Decoration Chairman I2. 4-f -Q Q 'L' S- Cs, Sf 8 27 qv E r V a Q. 1 . ,U ' .7 . H.. if rs MOCK, MARY JANE: Hui O'Hana Miki 10, 115 Home- room Vice-pres. 115 Jr. Prom Decoration 11. MORITA, CLAIRE F.: OYC Delegate 11, Delegate-an large 12: Usherettes Club 12: Round-Up Staff 11, School Life Editor 12. G' ,. , .N r ' , Mag L,-gf 3 f ff k.I1 .. MONIZ, CHARLES W.: MONTOYA, MADELINE MORI, JANET H.: Gradua- Class Day Decoration 12. tion Decoration 11: World Welfare 125 Sr. Prom Dec- oration 12. MORSE, GEORGE K. MOY, VERNON D. T.: El MUENCH, WH-UAM F-2 Rojo y Oro 12: Regents Hi- Y 12: Double Octet 12. Band 11: Les Causeurs 11: Orchestra 12. I u i 4 Q-2:-32 J g LX .fi MORIMOTO, GEORGE S.: Golf Team 10, 11, 12: Jr. Football 11: Double Octet 12. MURAKAMI, HARRY H.: Band 10: Graduation Dec- oration llg Homeroom Trees. 12. 128 MURAKAMI, MIRIAM K.: Hui Miki Miki 10, 11, 12: Graduation Decoration 117 Sr. Prom Refreshment 12. NAKAMURA, RACHEL 1.: El Roio y Oro 11: Home- room Sec. 11: Hui Miki Miki 1O,11,12. I f ' MURAKAMI, PATSY H.: Homeroom Pres. 125 Class Day Chairman 12: Roose- velt Inter-club Council Pres. 12. NAKAO, ANN S. MURATSUKA, ETHEL K.: Roosevelt Little Theater Sec. 12: Class Day Program 125 Les Causeurs Sec. 12. NAKASATO, GEORGE I.: JRC Rep. 11: Regents Hi-Y 12: Civitas Romana 12. MW NAGAO, BEATRICE: Honor Roll 11: GAA 11, 12. NAUKANA, JOSEPHINE L.: GAA 10: Graduation Dec- oration 11. S.,- .24 ,iv Q' L. HQ NEKONISHI, CALVIN S.: Tennis Club 10, 11: Civi- tas Romana 11: Regents Hi- Y 11, 12. NISHI, GENEVIEVE H.: GAA 11, Treas. 129 Hui O'Hana Miki 11, 12: Les Causeurs 12, 4.. ,- 3 NG, DORIS H. l.: Home- room Treas. 10, 11, Pres 12: Scholastic Award 11 Hui O'Hana Miki 10, 11,12 NISHIMOTO, JOANNE M. FHA 10: Graduation Dec- oration 115 Class Day Pro- gram 12. 0 to' NIAU, FRANCES K.: JRC Rep. 10: Graduation Dec- oration llg A Cappella Choir 12. NOSE, JANE: Les Causeurs 11: Canteen Membership 11, 12: Hui O'Hana Miki 12. lX NIEBUHR, BETTY LOU: Ten- nis Club 12: Modern Dance Club 12. OBREY, FRENE K.: Gradua- tion Decoration 11g Jr. Prom Decoration 11: World Welfare 12. , ,,i.. 1 W C' A :ff it W is . I I B-xr' . X, OSHIRO, JUDITH S.: Band 105 Graduation Decoration 115 El Rolo y Oro12. PARK, LEONARD K. H.: Jr. Basketball 115 Regents Hi- Y 125 Civitas Romana 12. 'i OW, JULIETTE: Honor Roll 115 Scholastic Award 115 Homeroom Treas. 12, PARKER, GERTILLA P.: Dou- ble Triple Trio 11, 125 Hui Leialoha 125 A Cappella Choir 11, 12. ,naw -ve 'ur PAET, CLARITA R.: Gradu- PAOA, EDYYHE K.: Gradu- ation Decoration 115 El ation Decoration 115 Jr. Rolo y Oro 12. Choir 11. PEGRAM, BETTY L.: El Rolo PENCE, KENNETH B.: JRC y Oro 105 Graduation Uslw- Rep. 125 Aloha Week Dec' erette 11. orarion 12. lgvi PERIS, LAWRENCE: A Cap- pella Choir 11. PLATTEN, ELIZABETH: Civi- tas Romana 105 A Cap- pella Cholr 125 Horneroom Rep. 12. Q., I EL, : PERREIRA, PRISCILLA: FHA 105 Graduation Dec- oration 115 Sr. Prom Dec- oration 12. PONTES, AILEEN M.: Girls Cadet Corps 105 FHA 115 A Cappella Choir 12. gn ,- 1' PERSSON, PETER D.: Jr, Football 115 Graduation Seating 115 A Cappella Choir 12. POOHlNA, WINONA L.: FHA 125 Tennis Club 125 World Welfare 12. s...., M X U 1 1 f'LX PESTANA, S H I R I. E Y A.: Graduation Decoration 115 Maiorettes 12. POOLE, JOHN: Class Day Program 125 Les Causeurs 125 Band 12. N PETERSON, PAUL M. POPE, ARDATH A.: Home- room Treas. 115 Civitas Ro- mana 125 ROTC Sponsor 12. km ,gi Q, - Y- ENV- - ' N ff' 0 Ar S.. 1 1 'Q .53 I +7 -- POWELL, DICK R.: JRC Rep. 11, Roosevelt Officers Club 12: Roosevelt Little Theater 12. lReleasedi RASH, LOUIS DJ: Sr. Foot- ball 12. is fx T N , hu' T' I PRESCOTT, D. ARTHUR: Rif1e Team 11, Stage Crew 10, 11, Swimming Team 11, 12. REID, SARAH L.: GAA 10, Jr. Prom Decoration 11: Majorettes 12. A -og N- X PUNG, CHARLENE N.: Graduation Decoration 11, Jr. Prorn Decoration 11: FHA 11. RHOADES, DOROTHY M.: Graduation Decoration 11: Jr. Prom Decoration 11: Mistletoe Ball Decoration if 9' i QUON, CAROL ANN Y. L.: Horneroom Vice-pres. 11, Sec. 12, Uslwerettes Club 12. ROCHA, ALAN: Projector Club 12. ROSA, MARY FRANCES: Roosevelt Little Theater 11, Sr. Prom Publicity 12, Les Causeurs 12. SAGARA, SHIRLEY M.: Hui O'Hana Miki 10, 11, 12: El Roio y Oro 11: Home- room Treas. 12. 'rf ROXBURGH, HARRIETT N.: Homeroom Rep. 10, 11, 12: A Cappella Choir 12: ROTC Sponsor 12. SAIKI, JANE T.: Hui O'Hana Miki 10, 11, 12: Jr. Prom Decoration 11, Sr. Prom Invitation 12. 1 RUBIER, JERRY L.: Sr. Foot- ball 11, 12: Double Octet 12: Roosevelt Officers Club 12. SAKAI, GERALD: Jr. BBS- ketball 11: Double Octet 11, 12: Golf Team 10, 11, 12. as in ,Z RUDDLE, LAURA K.: Usher- ettes Club 12. SAKAI, HELEN C.: Quill and Scroll 12: Honor Roll 12: Civitas Romana 12. S 1- 1- 4- K' RANADA, ANTHONY: Sr. Football 11, 12: Roosevelt Oflicers Club 12, A Cap- pella Choir 12. RODRIGUEZ, VIRGINIA L.: Band 11: Graduation Dec- oration 11: Orchestra 12. 131 55- 7511 D154 5 gf A .A ,piggy .rg 5 A 3 5 M61 A K D .. . ...X -L SAKAI, KENNETH T.: Civi- tas Romana 115 Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 10, 115 Ambassadors Hi-Y 12. SANTOS, ZELLORA K.: Hui Leialoha IO. 1 I gx S A 3 SAKAMOTO, BENJAMIN H.: Camera Club 12. SASAKI, AMY E.: Hui O'Hana Miki 10, 11, 125 Civitas Romana 115 Sr. Prom Publicity 12. if cr' 4' If l SAKATA, JOAN R.: Civitas Romana 115 Decoration 115 Miki 11, Graduation Hui Miki SATO, MAY R.: HuiO'Hana Miki 10, 11, 125 Civitas Romana 115 Sr. Prom Pub- liciiy 12. X . 11,, N6-C 9'y'v..k jf 3 Q 4- .XX .f L 1 SAKATO, CATHERINE K.: Hui O'Hana Miki 105 Jr. Prom Decoration 115 Fu- ture Business Leaders of America 12, SAWYER, DIANE: Smoky Mountain II5 Roosevelt Little Theater 125 Modern Dance Club 12. 4- ,, X., I Y. A SAKURAI, CHARLES M.: Regents Hi-Y IO, 11, 125 Sr. Football I15 Roosevelt Of1icers Club 12. SCHEURMANN, DOREEN M.: Civitas Romana 115 Ake Akamai 125 Usherettes Club 12. 132 SCHUTTPELZ, LORENA M.: Band II, 125 Camera Club 11, 12. SETTE, FRANCES J.: FHA 115 Graduation Decoration 115 World Welfare 12. SCOTT, DIANE J.: Home- room Treas. IO, Pres. 11, 125 FHA 115 Jr. Prom Dec- oration 11, SHIBAYAMA, JEAN M.: Hui O'Hana Miki 11, 125 Camera Club 125 Sr, Prom Refreshment 12. SEASTROM, MARCIA: FHA 115 Double Triple Trio 125 Les Causeurs 12. SHIBUYA. ELLEN S.: JRC Rep. 105 GAA II, 125 Hui O'Hana Miki II, 12. SETO, SANDRA Y.: Les Causeurs 115 JRC Rep. 10, 125 Double Triple Trio 12. SHIDA, LOIS N.: Double Triple Trio 11, 125 Roose- velt Christian Fellowship 125 Hui Leialoha 10, 11, 12. Q u,N vig - X .Wx is 5- ff? L 4' SHIGEMATSU, G L O R I A: Orchestra 10, 11: Civitas Romana 11: JRC 12. SHIN, SALOME Y. A.: Scho- lastic Award 11: Hui Miki Miki io, 11, 12: Maior- ettes1O,11,12. SIM A 0, SHIRLEY ANN: Graduation Decoration 11. SOH, WARREN B. S.: A Cappella Choir 11, 41 x . . 4: 42- C' nr i , , '! z N A X SHIGETA, CLARENCE Y.: Homeroom Vice-pres. 10: Roosevelt Officers Club 12: Regents Hi-Y 12. SHIRAKI, KEITH T.: Band 10, 11: Regents Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: Civitas Romana 12, - I ? L.. D 0.- ,mv , 2' 4. 'rf-f f 1 x , 1 4 ' SHIM, BERTHA Y. O.: GAA 11: Sr. Prom Refreshment 12: Swimming Team 11, 12. SHOOTMAN, PETER J.: Stage Crew 10: Camera Club 11: Ake Akamai 11, 12. .1 it 1' 1 rg , X L., I SHIM, LORETTA K. O.: Graduation Decoration 11: Hui Miki Miki 10, 11, 12: Roosevelt Christian Fellow- ship 12, SHURA, GREGORY I.: Homeroom Pres, 11: Band 10, 11, 12: Camera Club Pres. 12. SIRA, PHYLLIS C.: Civitas Romana 11: Graduation Decoration Co - chairman 11, Clean-up Chairman 12. SOO, JAMES D. S.: Jr. Track 10: Rifle Team 11: Baseball lO, 11, 12. SISON, DANIEL L.: Band 10: Track 10, 11: A Cap- pella Choir 12, SMITH, ROSE M.: Gradua- tion Decoration 11: JRC 12: World Welfare 12. souzA, MELVIN E.: Band 1O,11,12:ElRojo y ora 12, SOUZA, SHIRLEY F.: Home- room Pres. 10: Hui O'Hana Miki lO, 11: Usherettes Club 12. 198 1 is.. 1 3- Z 'UN Z SOH, WALTER R.: Round- Up Photography Co-editor 12: Camera Club 10, 11, 12: Roosevelt Officers Club 12. SPRINGER, C L Y D E G.: Aloha Week Chairman 12: Double Octet 11, 12: Homeroom Vice-pres. 12. Q. 1' M i x S... 1 F' , 4: Q wan an 2' Q' X , STEIN, LEXIE SUGAI, GAIL S.: Scholastic Award II: Hui O'Hana Miki 11, Treas. 10, Sec, 12: Les Causeurs Vice-pres. 12. .,-. 1 STEVENS, MERRIAM A.: Ake Akamai 11, Ass't Sec. 12: Graduation Decoration 11: Roosevelt Little Thea- ter 12. SUGIHARA, JOAN S.: A Cappella Choir II, 12: Hui Leialoha IO, II, 12: Civi- tas Romana 12. L N Wt 5 X .. I ...Q f if 1.3 'c STEWART, ROBERT W.: Jr. Basketball IO, Il: Sr. Foot- ball Ilg Sr. Basketball 12 SUGIMOTO, CYNTHIA T. Roosevelt Little Theater 10 Civitas Romana 11p Home- room Rep. 10, Sec. I1 Vice-pres. I2, bd E I SUENAGA, C A R O L K.: Honor Roll IO, 11: Scho- lastic Award 11: Quill and Scroll Sec. 12. SUNG, ELOIS: Scholastic Award 11g Ake Akamai Pres. 12: Canteen Decora- tion Chairman 12. SWEDBERG, JAMES L.: Ri- f1e Team 115 Ake Akamai Vice-pres. 12: Homeroom Treas. 12. TAKATA, JOAN E.: Home- room Sec. 10: Les Causeurs 11: Hui O'Hana Miki IO, 11, 12. ,- i TAKAHASHI, THEODORE T.: Civitas Romana 11: Homeroom Treas, 11: Re- gents Hi-Y 12. TAKAYESU, BERTHA: Roo- sevelt Christian Fellow- ship 12: OYC Delegate 125 Hui Leialoha Inter-club Council Rep. 12. Y' ,I 77 TAKAMATSU, THOMAS G.: Ambassadors Hi-Y 12. TAM, WILLIAM K. JR.: Jr. Football IO: Roosevelt Of- ficers Club 12: Sr. Football II, 12. 3 ,aw JV 4' 5, x TAKARA, NANCY M.: JRC Rep. II: El Rojo y Oro II. 12: Hui Miki Miki II, 12. TANABE, WALTER lReleased,i TAKASON, DAVID: Band IO: Camera Club 12. TANAKA, GAII. N.: A Cap' pella Choir 12: Sr. Prom Refreshment 12: Hui Lei- aloha 11, 12. f io- L-X vf' 4-.5 1 TANIMOTO, E L A I N E J.: Canteen Decoration ll, Rea freshment Chairman 12: A Cappella Choir 12: Sr. Prom Refreshment 12. THOMAS, MARGARET E.: Roosevelt Little Theater 10: Girls Glee Club 11: A Cap- pella Choir 12. 1'- 3 hrs TATAMI, MARJORIE T.: A Cappella Choir 11g Hui C'l'larta Miki 10, 11, 12: Sr. Prom Refreshment 12. THOMPSON, KAY M.: GAA 10, 11: Double Triple Trio 12: Les Causeurs 12. 9- 4-.1 ,9- 'NW 1 N TATE, JANICE THOMPSON, SALLY f1 45 TEVES, SYLVIA A.: Gradu- ation Decoration llg Jr. Prom Favors ll: Class Day Decoration 12. TOKIMOTO, PATRICIA T.: Alce Akamai 12: Hui Lei- aloha 12: World Welfare 12. THOMAS, CHARLES: Sr. Football 11, 12: Sr. Track ll, 12g Roosevelt Officers Club 12. TOM, BARBARA J.: GAA IO: Graduation Decoration 115 FHA ll, 12. 1 TOMINAGA, TEUANE N.: Rifle Team 11: Civitas Ro- mana ll: Regents Hi-Y 12. TRUEMAN, J. MORRIS: Sr. Football 11, 12: Double Octet 12: Roosevelt OHL cers Club 12. QQ vs inn wiki TOMIOKA, ETHEL K.: Civi- tas Romana 11: Sr. Prom Decoration 12: Hui Lei- aloha1O,ll,12. TSE, CLARA K. F.: Honor Roll 11: Civitas Romana ll. Z ' if .' Q 0- TONG, PRISCILLA: Usher- ettes Club 12: Honor Roll 12: ROTC Sponsor 12. TSUNETA, FLORENCE C.: Class Day Program and Name Tag 12. CN 13 7 sv 5 5 TRIBE, ROSE M.: A Cap- pella Choir 11, 12: Jr. Pic- nic Contest Chairman 11. lReleased. TUMBAGA, MARGARET J.: FHA ll: Graduation Dec- oration llg World Welfare 12. 135 7 'bc TYLER, JOHN H.: Sr. Foot- ball 11, 12: Sr. Track 11, 12. UJIMORI, ELSIE Y.: Hui O'Hana Miki 10, 11, 12: Civitas Romana 12: Class Day Ticket 12. ,,-L. Q' L-. Y ': I sr A .f' 6 I f cf! UEHARA, BETTY S.: Orches- lO: Hui Miki Miki 10, 12: Class Day Name Tag 12. UNDERSTELLER, GILBERT A.: Double Octet 11, 12: A Cappella Choir 11, 12: Ambassadors Hi-Y 12. Q U E J IO, KATHERINE K.: Homeroom Vice-pres. 10: Canteen Membership 12: Hui Miki Miki 10, 11, 12. UYECHI, SARAH M.: Home- room Rep. 10, 11, 12: Class Vicevpres. 10: Hui Miki Miki 10, 12, Pres. 11. 136 VON, MILTON K. S.: Rif1e Team 11, 12: ID Card Chairman 12: Sr. An- nouncements Chairman 12. WANG, MILDRED M. C.: Roosevelt Christian Fellow- ship 10: Civitas Romana 11: Hui Leialoha 12. S 'Og WADA, KATHERINE K.: Honor Roll 10, 11: Gradu- ation Decoration 11: Home- room Vice-pres. 11, Sec. 12. WATAMURA, DONALD K.: Civitas Romana 11: Home- room Treas. 11: Regents Hi-Y 11, 12. -U5 Q..- Nz 6' UEMOTO, BEATRICE A.: Hui O'Hana Miki 10, 11, 12: Civitas Romana 11: World Welfare 12. VENTURA, BLANCHE F.: World Welfare 12. v WAIALAE, DOLORES K.: Graduation Decoration 11. WATSON, RODGER: Am- bassadors Hi'Y 12: Sr, Foot- ball 11, 12: Cap and Gown 12. O fl 1' 1 13 A up .fii . 'G' UEMURA, ELLEN Y.: Home- roorn Sec. IO, 11: Double Triple Trio 12: Canteen Membership 11, 12. VITKAUSKAS, JUDY A.: Usherettes Club 12. WAIALEALE, M E R L E N.: Girls Cadet Corps 10: GAA 10, 11: Future Business Leaders of America 12. WATSON, SYBIL J.: A Cap- pella Choir 12: Cap and Gown 12. -.Q fs. X ' Q I 25 f 1' l 1' .4- in-N :TP L E YANAGAWA, EUZABETH H.: GAA 10, ll, Vice-pres. 12, Graduation Decoration 11, A Cappella Choir 11, I2. Yff, MELVIN K. M.: Civi- tas Romana 11, Cap and Gown 12. Us J' ff' 5.2 N.!,i P4 i YANAGIDA, ELSIE H.: GAA 10, 11, Homeroom Vice- pres. 11, Jr. Prom Cloak- room Chairman ll. YEE, TED W. Y.: Band 10, 11, Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 11, Tennis Team 11, 12. S. 4 , Er Q , - Box T? YEARIAN, FREDERICK J.: Cap and Gown 12. YONAMINE, ELEANORE H.: Civitas Romana 11, Hui O'Hana Miki 10, 11, 121 Homeroom Rep. 12. YONEMURA, B E T T Y T.: Mam'selles Tri-Hi-Y 10, 115 Cap and Gown 12, A Cap- pella Choir 12. YOUNG, HOWARD C. Y.: Rifle Team 11, 12, Civitas Romana 11, Camera Club 12. dl YOSHIDA, LAURA: Hui Miki Miki 10, 11, 12, Jr. Prom Decoration 11, Class Day Ticket 12. YOUNG, KWAI SUN: Rifle Team 11, 12, Proiector Club Viceepres. 11, Pres. 121 Canteen Entertainment 11, Props Chairman 12, gs YOUNG, J. Al.l.AN: Les Causeurs 12, Cap and Gown 12. YCUNG, VIVIANNE: Mam'- selles Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, A Cappella Choir 11, 12, Cap and Gown 12. tv-p YOUNG, ESTELLE M. YOUNG, LORETTA: Hui Miki Miki Vice-pres. 10, Corresponding S e C. 11, Mam'seIIes Tri-Hi-Y Pres. IO, Corresponding Sec. 11. lReleasedl 4' 'Ui e A Us 5- vs., x, ,f Xl, ,Q-. lx L bf is ei 'Cf 1 fa pv- IN, i YOUNG, WILMA J.: Hui Miki Miki 12: Cap and Gown 12: Canteen Mem- bership 12. ZANE, JAMES F.: Civitas Romana 11: Homeroom Rep. 10, Treas. 11: Honor Roll lO,1l, 12. YUGAWA, SHIRLEY S.: Les Causeurs 12: Hui O'Hana Miki 12: RoundAUp Staff 12. ZANE, SYBII. J.: Civifas Ro- mana 11: Graduation Dec- oration 11: Cap and Gown 12. fl YUKUMOT0, JOYCE A.: Hui O'Hana Miki 10, 11, 12: Class Day Name Tag 12: Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 10, 11, 12. ZUKERAN, VIVIANE: A Cappella Choir 11, 12: Mam'selles Tri-Hi-Y ll: Les Causeurs 12. W Wa: BODDINGTON, EDWARD BROWNING, HAROLD BRUHN, PAUL CHANG, CAROL ELLIS, MAX FROMM, RONALD JONES, POLI ANN KNACK, JOHN Mr Charles Barrett prtncupal Muss Hortense Schvvallue vece prnnclpal Mass Toshne Nlshumura secretary Mrs Esther Crandall buslness oftuce manager Mr Edouard Lord Mr Frank Whlte Mr Archee Byrom Mr E Geottrey Wakeford all ofthe Honolulu Star Bulletin Mr Larry Kanoshuta of Kenneth Studlo Photographers Percival Chee Walter Soh Gregory Shura Lawrence Chun Mr EdvvlnCnunn adviser The S K Smlth Company covermakers and Mr Bull Retchnn agent The Rough Rader school newspaper Joseph Oshrro and the entire faculty The students of Roosevelt Hugh School ffvwf 40 ffm cd dfffdl the shouts and cheers re flectung your splrlt the stralns of dance musuc the proms canteens and pucnlcs studylng and crammtrg for exams your laughter toys and tears fade unto vague remembrances Perhaps someday when old memories beckon you wall open thus book once agann and recall and remember the year l954 I I I - , I ' 1 I . 1 ' , , f 2 . , . . 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