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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1957 volume:

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Bbkilj ANNUAL STUDENT PUBLICATION Volume 27 1956-1957 Roosevelt High School Honolulu, Hawaii Theme Hawaii . . . the loveliest fleet of islands that lies anchored in any ocean. Mark Twain Hawaii is no longer the idyllic South Sea land of serenity, sway- ing palms, and hula maidens. She has become a modern Hawaii, emerging into the present as a bustling and ever-expanding community. Roosevelt High School has kept pace with this progressive trend by preparing her students to face the challenge of our changing world. Our theme, Modern Hawaii , is represented in this annual by the symbolic designs suggesting the ceremony and dignity of old Ha- waii with the added efticiency and motion of modern ideals today. Modern Hawaii, land of industry and commerce: this is our heri- tage! Cvnbeulo lldmiuiobmtion Gawumwnt Guaduateo Undwu-Iuoanwu Onganigaliauo Spam Selma! Bibe To. qw, Mn. Ckwdleo Bwvwlt we auuwm um 1951 Rm Up hecauae gnu ww a Beadwu nb nun oclumll Our principal discusses vital is- sues with an interested parent at the first PTA meeting. liecauoeolyymminwmeotiuuo Mr. Barrett proudl res n s the Kellerman cup to ifg'fthe annual awards assembly. because ab yawn Royalty As the game goes on Mr. Barrett tensely awaits the final outcome. ls-xi is fsiincnp- V M H., 4 ,. MH-wkww I H N ,I' '3'Sl2.Q.f Z fs J ' 'Q if 7 A L f l - sf '31 MW ,my my MM WW if jjj WWW if MQ W Aciminzktmtion MR. CHARLES B. BARRETT Principal The role of teachers is to guide and train students for their places as the leaders of tomorrow. They help to instill pride and interest in the school and try to act as friends as well as teachers. Coun- seling bewildered students is not an easy task, but they do it with patience and understanding. Giving freely of their own time, they chaperone school functions and advise various school or- ganizations. Every week they attend meetings at which they listen to lectures and loin in dis- cussions in order to learn more about students and how better to teach them. Besides their school work, teachers take part in extracurricular activities which are many and varied. Some spend their free time bowling, golfing, playing tennis, or engaging in other sports in which they have proved proficient. Others add to the enioyment of the community as members of such outstanding civic organiza- tions as the Honolulu Community Theater and the Honolulu Symphony Orchestra. In appreciation for what they have done for the students, we set aside this part of the annual in recognition of the administration. Faculty . . . Oue Dag Thin metal MISS HORTENSE SCHWALLIE MISS EVLYNE JOHNSON Vice-Principal Registrar 8 MRS. ESTHER CRANDALL Account Clerk MRS. EDITH KAWAHP Secretary .X Nw' First row, left to right: Mrs. Margarite Horne, Senior Counselor, Mrs. Dora Becker, Junior Counselor, Mrs. Thelma Harris, Sophomore Counselor, Mrs. Genevieve Lovell, Director of Health Services, Hawaiian Culture. Second row: Miss Helen Bown, Librarian, Mrs. Mildred von Schausten, Supervisor of Intern Teachersp Maior James Abts, PMS8.Tf Mr. Edmund Vasconcellos, Boys' Physical Education, Director of Athletics. Tlwii ljim Plum First row, loft to right: Mrs. Kathleen Armstrong, Typing, Shorthandg Mr. Ronald Bright, Sophomore Englishp Miss Joanne Bryan, Occupational Information and Orientation, Mrs. Mercedes Carroll, Girls' Physical Education. Second row: Miss Cleo Case, Junior English, Mr. Marvin Ching, World History, Mr. Edwin Chinn, Chem- istryp Mrs. Speech, Public Speaking, Psychology. ' 2 : -., ' I ..., 5 'Obi I Rx x First row, left to right: Mrs. Gretchen Cullen, D'Enbeau, COTC, Miss Kathryn Donovan, Shorthand, Shorthand and Transcription, Mrs. Eller, Artcraft, Commercial Art, World History. Second row: Mrs. lvah Feiteira, Psychology, Solid Geometry and Trigonometry, Miss Naomi Fike, World History, Aviation Science, Mrs. Dorothy Frizelle, U.S. History, Economic Geography and Consumer Educa- tion, Miss Michiko Fuiii, Plane Geometry, Algebra. AW Bane and Ciuule First row, left to right: Mrs. Magdalene Geiger, Biology, Mrs. Dorothy du M. Gill, French, Mrs. Berf Gulliver, Sophomore English, Mrs. Helena Hargrave, Junior English. Second row: Mrs. Rachel Henke, American Problems, U.S. History, M!Sgt. Wilbert Holck, ROTC, MfSg Donald Humphrey, ROTC, Mrs. Grace Ikeda, Algebra, Plane Geometry. ii- Fist row, left to right: Mrs. Corene Jackson, Junior English, Orientation and Occupational Information, Mr. David Jorge, Shop fwoodl, Miss Elizabeth Kauka, Girls' Physical Education, Mrs. Alda Coito Lee, A Cappella Choir. Second row: Mrs. Evelyn Lee, Sophomore English, Publications, Mrs. Sadie Marsland, Junior English, Mrs. Grace McAlister, Speech, Dramatics, Mrs. Lorna McCrimmon, Senior English. iuwllwCwcihllevbShuly First row, left to right: Mrs. Fay Midkiff, Spanish, Latin, Mrs. Marion Moreland, Student Government Rdviser, Orientation and Occupational Information, Mrs. Noelani Murray, Algebra, High School Math- smatics, Mrs. Irene Nakamura, Mathematics, History. iocond row: Miss May Neill, Senior English, Mrs, Juliette Nosse, Sophomore English, Miss Sumiye Oda, Norld History, Sophomore English, Miss Katherine O'Dea, Biology, Zoology, Physiology. r - ii. S., ' 2, ' .. Y , f f. . I ff :Z ' I ' wil - 4 f V f, 'F .3 , . ,. . . . . ' in., 'f 2' , i Hs? by - Rf K.. -. Q JU' -of 'PSY kv- , N ill 15'-. if A First row, loft to right: Miss Setsu Olcubo, History, Mrs. Blanche Pedley, Physics, Algebra, Mr. Robert Rego, Biology, Mrs. Hildred Sanborne, Mathematics. Second row: Mrs. Violet Schumacher, Typing, Mr. William Shook, U.S, History, American Problems, MfSgt. John Simerson, ROTC, Miss Ethel Spaulding, American Problems, U.S. History. Sllllwc Fvfdlc First row, loft to right: Miss Alice Stewart, Homemaking lClothingJ: Miss Jane Thornton, Latin, Mrs Mary Tinker, Senior English, Mr. Floyd Uchima, Band, Orchestra, World History. Second raw: Mrs. Mildred Wakayama, Algebra, Business Mathematics, Bookkeeping, Miss Loreen Winter Orientation and Occupational Information, Mr. Donald Young, Mechanical Drawing, Shop tGeneral Metalsl General Mathematics, Miss Ruth Kanno, Sophomore English. N. , -if -r -f-'Q lf' BH , Q77 E First row, left fo right: Miss Haru Inouyeg Mrs. Atsuko Haradap Mrs. Natsuko Sakai Mrs. Madeline lkei. Second row: Mrs. Tsutae Tanimurag Mrs. Florence Tsubakiharag Mrs. Mary Silvag Mrs Ethel Fuiishige. Circle: Mrs. Kikumi Miyasato, Cafeteria Manager. a Pfwcimw Gkitwz' C ' e. First row, left to right: Mr. Toyoichi Matsushimag Mrs. Doris Harveyp Miss Elizabeth Keaweamahi. Second row: Mr. Dimitrio Simafrancag Circle: Mr. Masakichi Oshiro, Head Custodian. Mr. Marshall Hernandezg Mr. Shinichi Tomita. if!!!- 'N-Q-Q L I3 Government s school activities with the power ond confidence e olii. i J I W xx t VICTOR TOM President Tlw8 X l'm late! l'm late! l'm late! Bye! .....!!.!!,...,!.,,..,,,,,,, fAn understanding silencej With these hurried words of farewell, members of the Executive Council rush off to N-l, ren- dezvous of the Roosevelt Student Government. Every morning these Execs , who were so care- fully chosen last spring by the student body, give up their precious time to serve us, the students of Roosevelt. These meetings, along with those of the Representative Assembly, were the founda- tion stone upon which the school revolved. They discussed, they planned, they acted. They re- ceived our countless gripes and complaints with big smiles and open arms. These leaders worked untiringly and unceasingly, the results were stu- pendous. Among the many proiects undertaken to raise money for the scholarship fund were two student body dances-the Mistletoe Ball and April Showers. They returned from the Territorial High School Government Association Conference with new ideas and improvements. With overflowing en- thusiasm and vigor, our officers finished the re- mainder ofthe year. MILTON KAM JEAN KOB-ASHIGAWA LEONIE CHONG MRS. M. MORELAI' Vice President Secretary Treasurer AClViSeI' H-0 Listen, my children, and you shall hear ,......... , announces Georgiana to attentive homeroom representatives. pf GAIL TANI Round Up Editor MICHELE BLACK Rough Rider Editor First Semester EVELYN SAKAKIDA Rough Rider Editor Second Semester dw v S W-1' sv , xxx 3? H ,saw in GEORGIANA YAP GERALDINE SQUARES CECILIA CHING Councilor-at-Large Senior Councilor Junior Councilor Ni Hysxs Wi:-S. ROBERT FUJII Sophomore Councilor HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE. First row, lofi Oo right: C. Ohtani, B. Kitagawa, J. McAIexander, Chairman, C. Saikyo. Second row: M. Nip, L. Williams, D. Under- steller, G. Parker. lf' 59 My , . X MTM ,TB if-5 '-Hr' A-1 ', xi fe. GAME WARDENS- First row, left Oo right: V. Shim, S. Yap, M. Yoshlkami, J. Whaley, D. Soleta, S. Wong, E. Tong, W. Snavely, C. Chun, R. Ching. Second row: M. Black, P. Anderson, F. Ching, S. Rosa, M. McGurn, K. Jikuku, B. Naihe, M. Awana, J. Dienes. Third row: M. A. Taylor, J. Leong, J. Metcalf, G. Squares, P. Hofmann, D. Jacroux, N. Nelson, J. A. Lam, D, Ovio, P. Luling. Fourth row: C. Chang, J. Conner, S. Groom, J. Murphy, D. Deny, D. Simao, S. Snavely, M. Naukana, P. Kortschak, G. Miller. i,-V Q. ,,,. 1 s N? Georgene Takayama, Paul Engel, and Charlotte Onishi, Oahu Youth Council delegates, confer over plans for the coming year. IDENTIFICATION COMMITTEE. Fin! row, left to right: M. Kawasaki, M. Horiuchi, A. R. Wright, T. Won ' any B. Ho. Second row: D. Yoshishige, G. Kolde, L. Hong, H. Higuchl, L. Inouye, M. Choy, 78 ougherty. Sieg- N 'fx xt ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE. rim ,ow left Io right: J. Akamine, J. Oi, R. Yasu: kawa, A. Cafhey, B. Ho. Second row: J Fukuda, L. Hee, A. Ke, A. Perry, Chair man, C. Chang, A. Dougherty. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE. First row left lo right J. Wakayama, C. Ching, P Mizuo. Second row: R. Makino, Chairman L. Lee, W. Kuamoo. X I' 1 I -i' PEP COMMITTEE. Left to right: M Black, R. Tom, Chairman, R. Tatsuguchn G. Lee. HANDBOOK COMMITTEE. First row, left to right: H. Young, K. Kinoshita, Chairman, J. Oi. Second row: S. Fukui, E. Hiyane. SUPERVISION CHAIRMEN. rim row, left fo righfz B. L. Tom and P. Swartz, hall supervision co-chairmen. Second row: B. Kobayashi, traffic supervision co-chair- mang D. Howard, cafeteria supervision chairman, J. Kaleialoha, traffic supervision co-chairman. NOON RECREATION. B e r y l Chun-Hoon checks out a volley ball with The cheerful help of Noon Recreation chairman, Glo ria Chang. GAIL TANI AGNES ANN SUZUKI SANDRA YAP Editor-imchief Assistant Editor Copy Editor Renaud Up Hurry up with those layouts! They're due tomorrow and we've got two more sets to do! Where are those photogs with my pictures? These are iust a few of the frequent and urgent requests that were tossed around the room every day by the harried Senior editors of the Round Up staff. A pleasant reminder from Gail Tani, editor-in-chief, sent everyone scattering here and there to finish their iobs. Layouts, galleys, copy-these were new vocabulary terms to the iunior assistants, who struggled along valiantly during the first quarter. But as time passed, they soon learned to respect the impending deadlines, to accept new responsibilities, and to work with speed and efficiency. They were taught to keep mum about their work despite the constant prodding of their friends. However, one aim was kept uppermost, above all the seeming confusion: to publish an annual that would be interesting, factual, and enjoyable to the student body as a whole, now and in the future. At last, we are able to present to you, the students of Roosevelt, our 1957 Round Up, a lasting contribution, in the hopes that YOU may have a year to cherish. ELMIRA KOJIMA GWENDOLYN LUM PAULINE HIRANO JUNE YAMAUCHI Business Manager Administration Seniors Seniors Y 4 JON FUKUDA Sports HELEN IWATA Organizations LAWRENCE OZAKI x TAYLOR Sports GWENDOLYN MAEKAWA ! I. !,Organizations flg VID YOSHISHIGE Photographer J ,a HARRIET ISHIMINE Art CAROLE SAIKYO Classes VIVIAN SHIM School Life AMY ODA Government ESTHER TANJI Classes MRS. EVELYN LEE Adviser 6' XX5 4 . Y -A f who 4 tv Sig, ,X nw .it 'sg .Alf 1 3.5.2 l I In . J f l I Micuzf S , x QEVELY 'SAKAKIDA First Se er E itor blur ' ' V . f Seco emester Editor Rough Ridwt Michele Black and Evelyn Sakakida, first and second semester editors respectively, were responsible for the production of this informative and interesting newspaper. Supported by an ardent staff, they worked diligently, week after week, one story after another. They were continuously looking for new ideas. Often as one passed the room, noisy with the incessant clattering of typewriters, he would be filled with an anxiety to peek over the shoulders of the typist to see what he was mischievously chuckling about. Squeals of delight and hushed laughter ushered forth from the homerooms every Friday, as students and teachers alike were deeply engrossed in a Rough Rider. The cub reporters were sent hither and thither to interview various important persons. The experiences gained through these errands, and also through rush- ing to meet deadlines and writing interesting stories, gave them a journalistic training that made this activity well worth while. First class honors were received from the National Scholastic Press Association and Medalist Honors, the top award for newspaper distinction in the nation, were awarded the Rough Rider this year by the Columbia Scholastic Press Associations fa-A JO-ANN LAM SHERILYN LIM First Page Editor Second Page Editor HERBERT KIDO Fourth Page Editor FLORIA sANto Business Manager Behind the scenes: Hustiing to meet the Wednesday deadline are these conscientious Rough Rider editors. X, KATHRYN KINOSHITA Circulation MARILYN HAYCOCK Exchange LEI UYEMURA Typist gr , qu 'rg 'Wit if LENORE MARUYAMA ALVIN DOUGHERTY LYDIA MAE CHOY MRS. EVELYN LEE Proofreader Photographer Assistant Business Manager Adviser WK' pl -u Isabel and Irene carefully inspect a Roosevelt folder as Agnes and Amy put their sales Techniques to work. 'Y f 'it -x A wi'Nif -EST l F ez Roosevelt girls wisely purchase their Mistletoe Ball tickets early. Jon, Sherilyn, Floria, and Herb- ert nonchalantly attend to their businesses, but the frustrations of an editor's business is re- flected in Michele's deep con- templation. Hats never tail to attract fem- inine attention. W-wave and We Susan and Barbara put their home economics to use as they adiust senior portrait gowns. N Q21 .ga Victor looks for suggestions from the Executive Council. 27 Q., ,t enimfs rilyconantment after lonianticipation, towering might- ily with accomplishment and recognition like, mountain ranges of Hawaii. .W x. P' H f X ,, 341- Alizw JEAN SAKAMOTO APRIL KOMENAKA Secretary Treasurer I S . H ' . 45. Q9 ll RICHARD SUGITA President DAVID HOWARD Vice-President MRS. M. HORNE Adviser Looming into sight in September of 1953 was the Aloha Tower of Roosevelt, the portals of our new home opened to us. At this time we were awed by the wonderment of new adventures and the maze of new faces. Nestled atop Makiki Heights, Roosevelt began to guide us along the rocky road of learning. School days offered fun and learning that were mixed with a few worries. As Sophomores we were malihi- nis . . . bewildered, yet prepared to assume the responsi- bilities and share in the rewards as Rough Riders. This confusion soon disappeared, for before we knew it, we had plunged into the Howdy Doody Hop, canteens, athletics and exams. Our introductory year came to a close, we were lifted from stations of lowly Sophomores to positions of seeming im- portance. We were whirled through a glorious Junior Picnic and ran head-on into The Blue Mirage , our Junior Prom. As kamaainas we were no longer last to assemblies and rallies, no longer lost sheep wandering about the school in search of precious bits of news concerning school activities which somehow always seemed to be kept from our ears. As underclassmen we envied the Seniors, but at last we reached the lofty heights of The Upperclassmen. We experienced a life that will linger forever in our mem- ories. All our efforts in chemistry and physics experiments, reference essays, Latin coniugations, and exams will be represented by our treasured diplomas. We will always remember that our three happy high school years literally flew by. Some of those precious moments can never be relived, but neither can they be forgotten. Before us is the challenge of a growing Hawaii. May the learning and valuable character we have gained at Roosevelt be applied to the future and may Hawaii benefit as never before. I SENIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES. First row, left to right: A. Komenaka, J Taniguchi. Second row: L. Ching, S. Lim A. Perry, V. Yap. Third row: K. Soma D. Blakeney, C. Ha'o, R. Jones, N. Nelson R. Makino. ,- 3 Owmlll 'Anelllauy I I I 1 Q 5 I t :sasf i 'i 0- 1' 'V . all , l :Z ff ,Q--..... gi sg 5 Q 5 SIRE ii ' . .A.. , Q R 51 , N l ' . N-Q.. . t M , .,,,. ..., . R -Z Mx . W' 17, x -A is .. . l 0 . if i i . . V W N, 149 new was UD' ABE, ELAINE F. ROTC Sponsor 12, Homeroom Treas. 12, Jr. Newman Club 12.- ABREU, ARSENIO B. ADAMS, JOYCE-LEE A Cappella Choir 12, Nightingales 12. AGAMAU, FRANK A Cappella Choir 11, 12. AI'IUNA, LEONORE I. GAA 10, Jr. Newman Club 12. AKAMINE, JOYCE R. Camera Club 11, Usherettes 12. AKASE, CLIFFORD AKAU, ESTERAE I.. Swimming Team 11, EI Rolo y Oro 12, Roosevelt Little Theater Sec. 12. AKAZAWA, LEATRICE T. Renes 10, 11, 12, Graduation Greens 11, Nightingales 12. Q., , ,. ,X . . lg! ' y ,.,,,A .,,, . r X, , ll 1 H , - 1, .1 AKINA, BIRCH A. Jr. Football 10, Sr. Football 11, 12, Roosevelt Officers Club 12. AKINA, GRACE A. Yvettes 10, 11, 125 FHA 12. AKITA, RICHARD Regents Hi-Y 10, 11, Vice-pres. 12, Graduation Greens 11, Les Causeurs Cadets 11. AKIYAMA, ANDREA A. ALBANO, ERNEST S. ALIO, LUANA K. Swimming Team 11, 12, A Cappella Choir 12. Released. I-1 Boot Slwep' we www Al.lYN, TERRY ALMEIDA, GARY F. Proiectionisf Club 10, 11, 12. ALMEIDA, ROBERT L. Jr. Track 10, Sr. Track 11, 12. ALOIAU, CAROLYN l. C. Yvettes 10, Graduation Decorations 11, FHA 12. ALOIAU, EDWINA W. JRC 10, 11, Sec. 12, Prom Publicity Co-chairman 11, FTA 12. ANDERSON, PENNY Homeroom Pres. 10, 11, 12, Major- ettes 10, Head 11, 12, Canteen Vice- pres. 11, Pres. 12. ANGCO, FERIL S. El Rojo y Oro 11. ANTENORCRUZ, JOSE G. Jr. Football 10, Sr. Football 11, 121 Roosevelt Officers Club 12. ARAMAKI, NORMAN S. 32 A Cappella Choir 10, Double Octet 11, 12, Ambassadors Hi-Y 12. Nf- .wa X SWT. Y ARNOLD, ALVIN N. Roosevelt Little Theater 10, 11, 12, Double Octet 11, 125 Thespian Society 12. ASATO, RICHARD K. Class Councilor 10, Civitas Romana 11, Class Ring Co-chairman 11. BADGLEY, JACK R. Double Octet 12, Roosevelt Officers Club 125 Sr. Track 12. BARRETTO, MARION E. Graduation Decorations 115 A Cappella Choir 12, Nightingales 12. BEAVER, BETTY R. JRC 12. BECKLEY, VIOLET F. FHA 11, 125 A Cappella Choir 12, Jr. Newman Club 12. Gueefed at llw l-lmwdg Dandy Hap CND 1 BE RENS, JANE H. TO, CHARLES fllirgg Basketball 115 Golf Team 11, 12, 3' I Civitas Romana 12. BEPPU, ENID Y. MJ Nightingales 12. BEST, BARBARA A. Homeroom Sec. 10, 11. BLACK, MICHELE A. Honor Roll 10, 11, 12, Songleader 115 Scholastic Award 11, 12. BLAKE, ARLET GAA 10, Mistletoe Ball Tickets and Bids 11. BLAKENEY, DARLENE M. El Roio y Oro 117 Canteen Refresh- ments Co-chairman 12. BOSUEGO, MARQUIS Roosevelt Oftlcers Club 127 Homeroom Sec. 12, Ambassadors Hi-Y 12. BOWERS, WARNER las.. QS NDN, Ake Akamai 12, Civitas Romana 121 34 - I.. 1 ,,. M-tr L is F 9 ffl! L S I 5 BRowN, WALTER E. Concert Band 10, 11, 12. BRYANT, CAROL L. A Cappella Choir 12, Mistletoe Ball Chaperones and Invitations 12. BURNS, SHARON L. Roosevelt Little Theater 12. BUTTERFIELD, CHARLOTTE L. EI Roio y Oro 11, A Cappella Choir 12, Canteen Decorations 12. CAIRES, JAMES M. CAMBRA, NORMA M. Teoto in Guidance Cllaooeo CARTER, MARGARET M. GAA lo, 11, 12, FHA 11, Pres. 12. CARVALHO, RODNEY L. CHANG, AUDREY K. J. Graduation Decorations 11, FHA 12. , CHANG, CHARLOTTE S. J. Camera Club 10, 11, 12, FHA 11, 12, Y-Debs 11, 12. CHANG, CYNTHIA M. Homeroom Sec. 10, 11, GAA 10, 11, Historian 12, Honor Roll 11, 12. CHANG, LINFORD M. S. Ambassadors Hi-Y 10, Sec. 11, 12, El Roio y Oro 11, Homeroom Treas. 12. CHANG, NORMAN J. F. Graduation Chairs 11, Ambassadors Hi-Y ll, 12, Civitas Romana 12. CHANG, RUTH L. W. I Picnic Transportation Co-chairman 12, Canteen Decorations Co-chairman 12, FTA Sec. 12. CHANG, sl-muev w. c. .,,. V Graduation Greens ll, Usherettes 12, FTA 12. 'vi 1--,, '5vunnnnm..M A .r - CHANG, VIRGINIA K. H. Yvettes IO, II, I2, Graduation Decora- tions II, Hui Kokua I2. CHAPMAN, E. WALKER Golf Team IO, II, I2, Graduation Decorations II, Civitas Romana I2. CHAPMAN, LANDY G. Thespian Society II, I2, Roosevelt Lit- tle Theater II, I2, Roosevelt Officers Club I2. CHEE, HENRIETTA M. M. L. Graduation Decorations II, Nightin- gales II, I2, Hui Kokua I2. CHEE, HERBERT K. P. Jr. Track IO, Jr. Football IO, Gradua- tion Decorations II. CHEE, MARY JANE M. J. JRC Rep. IO, II, Les Causeurs I0, II, Camera Club I2, Treas. II. New Helped II Reallige Own Ap ' Q-. .Y R . 5 rs- a 'Wadi I . ' .::.... ? N Noe .f me . . Cf :b X fill . I 'TW 5. .. 'I IE., gk ' I . f Sm CHEE, ROBERT T. Homeroom Treas. IO, II, Vice-pres. I2, Ambassadors Hi-Y II, Treas. 'I2, Roosevelt Officers Club I 2. CHING, CLINTON Graduation Decorations II, Regents Hi-Y I2. CHING, ELIZABETH M. K. Renes IO, II, I2, Usherettes I2, Can- teen Membership I2. CHING, HOWARD K. W. Civitas Romana IO, Proiectionist Club IO, II, Ambassadors Hi-Y II, I2. CHING, LOREEN Y. O. Y-Debs IO, Vice-pres. II, Pres. I2, Prom Chaperones and Invitations Chair- man II, Civitas Romana Sec. I2. CHING, RICHARD K. Y. Continentals Hi-Y IO, II, Chaplain 'I2, Prom Chaperones and Invitations II, Les Causeurs Cadets I2. CHING, ROBERTA J. JRC Rep. I0, II, I2, FTA I2, El Roio y Oro I2. CHIPCHASE, BEVERLI J. Roosevelt Little Theater IO, II, I2, Thespian Society Vice-pres. I2. CHONG, ALBERTA S. F. Y-Debs IO, II, I2, Graduation Greens II, Proiectionist Club I2. Tlvwe all? welt CHONG, LEONIE K. Class Treas. 10, Councilor 115 Student Body Treas. 125 Y-Debs 12. CHONG, LOWELL L. W. Track Mgr. 10, 115 Football Mgr. 115 El Roio y Oro 12. CHOY, LYDIA MAE l. Y. U. Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 10, 11, 125 Rough Rider 10, 125 Homeroom Rep. 11. CHUN, CLEO K. H. Scholastic Award 115 Y-Debs 11, 125 Les Causeurs Cadets 12. CHUN, CYNTHIA W. K. Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 105 Y- Debs 10, 11, 125 Nightingales 12. CHUN, LAVERNE K. T. Y-Debs 11, 125 Usherettes 125 El Roio y Oro 12. CHUN, LILOREN F. M. Usherettes 125 FTA 125 El Rojo y Oro 12. CHUN, SANDRA N. Les Mecques Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Ake Akamai 11, Treas. 125 Civitas Romana 12. CHUNG, BYRON B. K. Homeroom Pres. 10, 11, 125 Gradua- tion Decorations Co-Chairman 115 Pic- nic Co-chairman 12. Master of concentration, Ronald Jones, manages to study amidst the chatter in the cafeteria. tw . 1- 5 -'f- 5 A fi s fr. m . 6, ' 7 av' -my R 'iwwv nr-ev' J, , M . 01 9.-., ..... g ,F W Q dis 'ev ' 1 . V 1 ...all bf 12? wa- 'tru CHUNG, GLENNA M. K. Y-Debs 10, 11, 12, Prom Refreshments Co-chairman I1,'A Cappella Choir 12. CHUNG, LOWELL T. S. Roosevelt Officers Club 12, Ambasssa- dors Hi-Y 12. CHUNG, ROBERTA Y. O. Homeroorns Treas. 10, Civitas Romana 11, Prom Chaperones and Invitations 11. CHUNG, ROGER Jr. Basketball 10, 11, Proiectionist Club IO, I1, 12, Roosevelt Officers Club 12. cons, CYNTHIA CONCHEE, JUANITA Y. M. Class Vice-pres. IO, Sec. 11, Honor Roll, 10, 11, 12, Scholastic Award IO, 11. Biting IMmu Q1 ww W7 nfaiunvlill ll Q .543 ,- .Qi ff-Za. 0 I , A CORCORAN, PATRICIA A Cappella Choir 11, 12, Nightingales 11, 12, Canteen Entertainment Co- chairman 12. CORNELL, WILLIAM D. CORNWELL, JUANITA C. S. GAA IO, 11, 12, Graduation Decora- tions II, FHA 11, 12. COSTA, MELVA L. Graduation Decorations 11, A Cappel- la Choir 11, 12, Usherettes 12. COTTER, SHARON J. Canteen Membership Co-chairman 12, Game Warden 12. CRALLEY, BYRON E. K. CRUMPTON, DOLLIS D. Concert Band 10, 11, 12. CRUZ, LUIS S. N. Concert Band 10, 11, 12, EI Roio y Oro 12. DEACON, DONNA K. Les Causeurs 10, Vice-pres. 11, Honor Roll IO, 11, 12, Class Ring Co- chairman Il. I ' ll -'H i Z -gif , , ' 3 5 ' ,, x E ' lg -z b M 1 38 DeCORTE, JOHN N. Jr. Football 105 Sr. Football 11, 125 Sr. Track 11, 12. DEZSY, DELYLE D. Swimming Team 115 Nightingales 125 Jr. Newman Club 12. DIENES, JOAN L. Swimming Team 11, 125 A Cappella Choir 11, 125 Roosevelt Little Theater 12. DOUGHERTY, ALVIN J. Prom Clean-up Co-chairman 115 As- sembly Committee 11, 125 Camera Club 11, 12. DUITSMAN, BARBARA A. DUNN, ARTHUR Jr. Football 105 Sr. Track 10, 11, 125 Regents Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. we Rehued' A ' bPaoFiii ' EAVES, cARoL M. Usherettes 125 Future Business Leaders of America 12. ELLIS, THOMAS W. Roosevelt Ofiicers Club 12. ERICKSEN, LEONA I. JRC Rep. 10, 11, 125 Roosevelt Little Theater 10, ll, 125 FHA 12. FONG, LUANE S. M. Y-Debs 10, 11, 125 Camera Club 11, 125 Proiectionist Club 12. FONSECA, JEROME Ambassadors Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Jr. Bas- ketball I15 Jr. Track 11. FRAINE, SHARON M. Graduation Decorations 11. FRANCO, JUDY E. Graduation Decorations 115 ROTC Sponsor 125 FHA 12. FREED, RAY F. Pep Rally Committee 10, 115 Thespian Society 10, 11, Pres. 125 Roosevelt Lit- tle Theater IO, 12, Vice-pres. 11. Re- leased. FUJII, CAROLE E. Les Causeurs 10, 115 Renes IO, 11, 125 Camera Club 12. 'Sw 'if .ga-nf FUJII, EMELINE H. Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 11, 125 Hui Kokua 125 Usherettes 12. FUJII, VALENTINE H. Homeroom Sec. 10, 115 Prom Tickets and Bids 115 Renes 11, Treas. 12. FUJIKAWA, JUNE S. Renes 10, 11, Sec. 125 Canteen Deco- rations 11, 125 Mistletoe Ball Refresh- ments Chairman 12. FUJIMORI, GLADYS T. Y-Debs 11, 125 Usherettes 125 Civitas Romana 12. FUJIOKA, JAMES K. Civitas Romana 115 Graduation Deco- rations 115 Camera Club 12. FUKUDA, JON H. April Showers Publicity 10, Chairman 11, 125 Round Up 11, Sports Co-editor 125 Honor Roll 12. in : L i 2-'Z 'Q Quuiim JJ' and Hiowui ,,:,.:.,:-ss.33.:z.:,.,.,..,, :- ,g -5 : -:'t55:...E,.:.:s5..,:G- I ' 8 -Q. w.,,..-4 . Q-my -s.,su Silt -- g. W' 3 t www s --in FUNASAKI, IRENE N. Homeroom Vice-pres. 10, 11, Treas. 125 Hui Kokua 125 Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 12. GARNIER, ANTHONY Homeroom Pres. 10, 11, 125 Gradua- tion Refreshments 115 Continentals Hi- Y 11, 12. GOO, CAROLE GOO, VIOLET S. F. Hui Kokua 125 Usherettes 12. GORTNER, BILL Stage Crew 10, 11, 125 Les Causeurs 11, Vice-pres. 125 Roosevelt Little Theater Treas. 12. GROOM, SHARON M. Prom Decorations 115 Game Warden 12. GUSSMAN, ANTHONY D. A Cappella Choir 11, 12. GUTHRIE, JAMES A. Rifle Team 105 Swimming Team 11. GUZMAN, CARMEN R. Hui Kokua 10, 115 Graduation Decora- tions 115 Prom Entertainment 11. ! it E5- --fe lx .ist HALL, EDWINA P. Prom Entertainment 11, Usherettes 12, Jr. Newman Club 12. HAMAMOTO, ELVA Prom Entertainment 11, Homeroom Sec. 11, 12, JRC Treas. 12. HAMILTON, MYRTLE E. Graduation Line-up 12, Game Warden 12. HANE, ROBERT M. Prom Decorations 11, A Cappella Choir 12. HA'O, CHARLES Prom Entertainment Chairman 11, Pro- iectionist Club 11, 12, Sr. Track 12. HARADA, ELLEN M. FHA to, Renes io, 11, 12, Civitas Romana 12. Tlw Blue llllifmage Cant a llllioly HARADA, FRANK Y. Homeroom Treas. 10, Rifle Team 10, 11, 12, Roosevelt Of1icers Club 12. HARAMOTO, NILS T. Jr. Football 11, Prom Entertainment 11. HARI, JANICE M. Hui Kokua 10, II, Les Causeurs 11, Prom Entertainment 11. HART, cscns K. Proiectionist Club 10, 11, 12, FHA 11, 12, Y-Debs 12. HASEGAWA, ELINOR Y. Les Mecques Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Prom Decorations 11, Civitas Romana 12. HASEGAWA, MASON M. HATA, ELAINE S. Civitas Romana 12, FHA 12, Jr. New- man Club 12. HAYASHI, EDWIN M. Homeroom Rep. 10, Treas. 11, Regents Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Ambassadors Hi-Y 12. Released. HAYASHIDA, NORMAN T. Concert Band 10, 11, 12. . ...... .Mm L -.. 'iq V s ' ww we . . 1 1 HAYCOCK, MARILYN Rough Rider 11, Exchange Mgr. 125 FHA 11, 12, Usherettes 12. HEATHERLY, RICHARD C. A Cappella Choir 11, 12, Sr. Track 127 Roosevelt Little Theater 12. HEE, LORRAINE Y. U. Camera Club 10, 11, 12, Les Causeurs Cadets 11, Proiectionist Club 11, 12. HELEPOLOLEI, BARBARA E. L. Homeroom Vice-pres. 10, 1 1, 127 Graduation Decorations 1 ig ROTC Sponsor 12. HIGA, EVALINE K. Renes 11, 12, Hui Kokua 12, Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 12. HIRAI, KENNETH H. Rifle Team 10, 11, 127 Roosevelt Of- ficers Club 12f Les Causeurs Cadets 12. Nos f t Spell mmm Own Hewitt IV' .T il ,,,..-av' I HIRANO, PAULINE T. Honor Roll 117 Renes 12, Chaplain 115 Round Up 11, Sr. Section Co-editor 12. HIRAOKA, JEANNETTE M. FTA tt, 12, Hui Kokua 12. HIRONAKA, LOUISE C. Yvettes 10, 11, Sec. 127 Graduation Decorations 11. HIROTSU, JANE E. Yvettes 11, 12: Usherettes 125 Mistle- toe Ball Tickets and Bids 12. HO, CYNTHIA M. H. Renes 10, 11, 12, Graduation Refresh- ments Ilf FTA 12. HOLBROOK, MARK S. Sr. Baseball 10, 11, 12, Sr. Basketball 11, 125 Sr. Football ll, 12. HOLLENBEAK, KEITH H. Concert Band 10, 11, Les Causeurs Cadets 11. HONG, LORRIN S. Identification Committee 11, 12. HOOVER, PAULA I. Usherettes 12. Released. Qs. Y' vu-...fx Baan HUNG, GERI Y. J. Roosevelt Little Theater 105 Thespian Society 12. HURST, LARRY C. Canteen Refreshments 12. ICHIJO, MARION S. Yvettes 10, 11, 125 Graduation Dec- orations 115 Nightingales 12. IDA, JO-ANN R. Yvettes 11, 125 Mistletoe Ball Tickets and Bids 125 Usherettes 12. IHARA, ELAINE Hui Kokua 125 Mistletoe Ball Refresh- ments 125 Usherettes 12. ING, GORDON K. C. Concert Band 10, 11, 125 Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 10, 11, 125 Tennis Team 12. INOUYE, MILDRED Y. Civitas Romana 115 Graduation Greens 115 FTA 12. ISHII, THOMAS T. Regents Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Sr. Baseball 10, 11, 125 Homeroom Treas. 11. ISI-IIMINE, HARRIET S. Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 11, 125 Canteen Publicity 11, Decorations 125 Round Up 11, Art Editor 12. E' if f HORDE, GLORIA J. Graduation Greens 115 FHA 11, 12. HORIUCHI, MARY H. Homeroom Sec. 11, 125 Identification Committee 11, 125 Camera Club 12. HORMANN, SYLVIA F. Roosevelt Little Theater 10, 11, Pres. 125 Thespian Society 11, 125 Canteen Entertainment Co-chairman 12. HOWARD, DAVID F. Jr. Football 105 Proiectionist Club 11, 125 Class Vice-pres. 12. HOWE, NELLENE E. Homeroom Pres. 11, 125 Roosevelt Lit- tle Theater 11, 125 FHA 12. HUNDHAMMER, DEMETRA Les Causeurs 115 JRC Rep. 12. Swwiceo in ilw Scluwk fha. QW ix: 4 A .Q fs. .. Y Volleying in the fresh Haleiwa air and sunshine exhilarate these girls at the Senior picnic. 'Br'-'P 64 Ame Rewwwled by Pimlico 51 , fi' Q 1 :Ch NN '3 WWfr' ISLE, JAMES A. Proiectionist Club 10, 11, Stage Crew 10, 11, 12, Canteen Props 12. IWANE, JOYCE N. FHA 10, Renes 10, 111 Future Business Leaders of America 12. IWATA, HELEN M. Y-Debs 10, ICC Rep. Ili April Show- ers Favors II, Les Mecques Tri-Hi-Y 11. IZUMI, NORIE Mistletoe Ball Favors 11, Graduation Greens II, Line-up 12, Usherettes 12. JACKSON, RONNIE A. JAQUES, GARRYL Graduation Decorations 11. JENKINS, ELRAY Horneroom Rep. 10, Picnic Clean-up Chairman 117 Graduation Line-up I2. JENSEN, HANS K. Swimming Team II. JEONG, MARLENE M. K. Graduation Greens lip Prom Chap- erones and Invitations 11. Released. T? if y 1 '-.X JESUS, TERESA M. Graduation Decorations 11, Prom Chap- erones and Invitations 11, Future Busi- ness Leaders of America Treas. 12. Re- leased. JONES, RETA ROTC Sponsor 12, Roosevelt Little Theater 12, Thespian Society 12. JONES, RONALD E. Homeroom Rep. 11, 12, Ake Akamai 12, Les Causeurs 12. KAANANA, NEVILLA L. Homeroom Pres. 10, GAA 10, 11, JRC Rep. 11. KAAWALAUOLE, THEODORE Jr. Football 10, Sr. Football 11, 12, Sr. Track 11, 12. KAERSTNER, DOUGLAS E. Proiectionist Club 10, 12, Vice-pres. 11, Homeroom Vice-pres. 11, El Roio y Oro Pres. 12. Ringo Symlmli Sclumk Pnide, KAI, JANET K. Graduation Greens 11, Projectionist Club 11, Prom Chaperones and Invita- tions 11. Released. KAILIKEA, WAYNE M. JRC Rep. 11, A Cappella Choir 11, 12, Double Octet 11, 12. KALEIMAMAHU, WENDELL K. Jr. Football 10, Ambassadors Hi-Y 11, 12, Sr. Football 11, 12. KAM, GALEN K. S. Graduation Decorations 11. KAMEALOHA, CAESAR K. Jr. Football 10, A Cappella Choir 11, 12, Roosevelt Officers Club 12. KANEKO, DOROTHY E. FTA 12, Hui Kokua 125 Usherettes 12. KANESHIRO, ESTHER Y. FTA 12, Mistletoe Ball Refreshments 12, Renes 12. KANESHIRO, SYLVIA A. Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 10, 11, 127 Hospitality Committee 115 Hui Kokua 12. KASHINOKI, NORMA JRC 10, 11, 12, Proiectionist Club 115 Nightingales 12. M ,.. J I . 4 A N .aes 5 X 5. F im 1 Q Na-ff KAWAMOTO, STANLEY O. KAWASAKI, MYRNA K. Renes 10, 12, Sec. 11, Identification Committee 11, 12, Civitas Romana 12. KAYA, DOUGLAS Homeroom Vice-pres. 10, Pres. 11, 12, Ake Akamai 12, Civitas Romana 12. KAYA, KATHLEEN Y. Civitas Romana 12, Hui Kokua 12. KE, ANDREA U. A Cappella Choir 12, Assembly Com- mittee 12, Usherettes 12. KEEN, ROBERT F. Jr. Football 10, Sr. Football 11, 12, A Cappella Choir I1, 12. imiendoliipo, '51 - .af-4 I 1091 amlFulwwD KVHV A ., MW ' 5. 1 'Yr we 11 TW'-H QW ,Q fi A . Nr ' A is I ' 'I W ,E A ,fa Q T . Q --dE...gi l f V ' , Q I A 1-W iii A 1' ' 'M ',si 1- : l I hthh , -was 3 fx: '- 3-.M , 'NY . - wr ,- yu 1 l If 1 . .,.'. Q . 4 if iQ AY 1 1 'v-- Q YM, ' , - . 2 11, KELLEHER, KATHLEEN M. Jr. Newman Club 12. KELLY, MIKE R. Jr. Football 10, Sr. Track 10, 11, 12, Sr. Football 11, 12. KIDO, HERBERT l. Honor Roll 12, Rough Rider Sports Editor 12, Quill and Scroll 12. KIMURA, JOANNE M. Yvettes 11, 12, Mistletoe Ball Tickets and Bids 12, Usherettes 12. KIMURA, LOUISE S. Renes 10, 11, 12, Double Triple Trio 12, Usherettes 12. KIMURA, RUSSELL Ambassadors Hi-Y 12. KING, JOHN M. Band 1o,11, 12. KING, SHERI L. JRC 11, Nightingales 12, Thespian Society Treas. 12. KINOSHITA, KATHRYN Y. Renes 10, 11, 12, Handbook Commit- tee Chairman 12, Mistletoe Ball Tickets and Bids 12. 45 l 11 ' ag . f .-riff.. ':' i I I ' . 9 ,, X A-pr S M W .Ji if 1-,i f Q, MM. I H a 1 x 'l N 'Ci . ,gm - 'IUN '-luv I -sv Z 4? Ili 'fi l v' I I I .J- -an L. ! -,X .1 1, -ffg wa? KITAMURA, HARRIS H. Homeroom Rep. 10, 11, Vice-pres. 12, Ake Akamai I1, 12, Regents Hi-Y 11, 12. KIYONAGA, .IUDITH Y. Y-Debs 11, 12, Sec. 10, Hui Kokua 12, Nightingales 12. KOBASHIGAWA, JEAN M. Class Sec. 10, Renes 10, 11, 12, Stu- dent Body Sec. 11, 12. KOBAYASH1, DORIS S. Honor Roll 10, 11, 12, Scholastic Award 11, Civitas Romana 12. KODAN1, ERMILE A. Renes IO, 11, 12, Ake Akamai 11, 12, Civiias Romana 12. KOIDE, GEORGE T. Homeroom Pres. 10, Rep. 11, Honor Roll 11, 12, Camera Club 12. with a Riuwiug, R ' Racket KOJIMA, ELMIRA E. Yvettes 10, 11, ICC Rep. 12, Mistletoe Ball Chaperones and Invitations 11, Honor Roll 12. KOJIMA, GRACE E. Les Causeurs 12, Mistletoe Ball Favors 12. KOMENAKA, APRIL R. April Showers Decorations Chairman 11, Honor Roll 11, 12, Scholastic Award 1 1, 12. KORTSCHAK, ALICE Honor Roll 10, 11, 12, Les Causeurs 10, Treas. 11, Scholastic Award 10, 11. KUBO, SYLVIA Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 10, 11, 12, Proiectionist Club 11, Mistletoe Ball Favors 12. KUBOTA, CAROLYN M. Yvettes to, 11, 12, FTA 12, Hua Kokua 12. KUHNS, SARAH K. GAA 11, 12, FTA 12, Usherettes 12. KUNIMOTO, ALLAN R. Continenfals Hi-Y IO, 11, 12, Civitas Romana Ii, Homeroom Treas. 11, 12. KURIHARA, JOANNE K. Yvettes 10, 11, Pres. 12, Civitas Ro- mana 12, Usherettes 12. , Y-ulw Viv 3.1.- ..f - WET? . 43' -I QA' ,Hur gg, Ss! Bti ,Y 'asf S-'29 KUROSAKI, FAITH Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 10, 11, 125 Double Triple Trio 11, 125 Hui Ko- kua 12. KUWATA, JAYNE Y. Y-Debs 10, Treas. 125 Hui Kokua Treas. 125 Homeroom Sec. 12. LAM, .IC-ANN A. Honor Roll 10, 11, 125 Scholastic Award 10, 11, 125 Quill and Scroll 12. LANCE, ARLENE L. Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 10, 115 Nightingales 12. LaP0lNTE, MARYLYN J. Nightingales 12. LARSEN, WALTER W. Jr. Football 105 Jr. Track 115 Sr. Foot- ball li, 12. 2 we naw Own Fiwllnalll ciwmpammp -so LAU, GERALD M. H. Proiectionist Club 10, 11, 125 A Cap- pella Choir 11, 125 Ambassadors Hi-Y 12. LEE, CAROL Y. J. Y-Debs Chaplain 10, ICC Rep. 11, Treas. 125 Roosevelt Christian Fellow- ship 10, 11, 125 Usherettes 12. LEE, DONALD W. S. Ambassadors Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Sr. Track 11, 12. LEE, EDEN C. H. Homeroom Treas. 105 Graduation Chairs 115 Camera Club 12. LEE, GORDEAN L. Proiectionist Club 10, 11, Sec. 125 Songleader 11, Head 125 Civitas Ro- mana 12. LEE, JAMES F. Released. LEE, LILA LEE, PATRICIA Y. El Roio y Oro 115 JRC 125 Nightin- gales 12. LEMES, SYLVIA F. A Cappella Choir 11, 12. 'x , .. The faces of senior Y-Teens Elmira Koiima, Judith T-anioka, Elaine Nakamura ancl Margie Naito brighten as the pile of Christmas cards diminishes. Uanimw Scluml Ouganigatiimo LEONG, BARBARA T. N. Graduation Decorations 115 Nightin- gdles 11, 125 Canteen Decorations 12. LEONG, LORETTA C. W. Y-Debs 10, 11, 125 Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 11, 125 Mistletoe Ball Pub- licity Chairman 12. LEONG, MELVYN J. W. Graduation Announcements Display Chairman 12. Leone, MICHAEL E. Civitas Romana 115 Ambassadors Hi-Y 125 Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 12. LIM, SHERILYN K. N. Honor Roll 11, 125 Scholastic Award 11, 125 Civitas Romana Pres. 12. LOOK, MICHAEL L. Sr. Track 11, 125 Double Octet 12. LOPES, YVONNE H. Proiectionist Club 10, 11, 125 A Cap- pella Choir 125 Jr. Newman Club Pres. 12. LOVE, STEPHEN R. LUI, WELLA H. Usherettes 125 Hui Kokua 127 Student Directory 12. l 1 'Na- W. gk w N' 'fm if VT? :QQ '15 is E5 .Q-wa., X mx E N lg W, . ' Yfiiiiii 1? LUKE, ELMA K. C. Les Causeurs 10, 11, FTA 12, Usher- ettes 12. LUKE, MILNOR K. L. Civitas Romana 115 FTA 12, Usherettes 12. LULING, PATRICIA D. Canteen Membership Chairman Game Warden 12, FHA 12. LUM, GWENDOLYN H. L. Renes 10, 11, 12, Les Causeurs 11, 125 Round Up 11, Administration Editor 12. LYTLE, DONNA K. JRC 10, Nightingales 12, Jr. Newman Club 12. McALEXANDER, JUDY Canteen Refreshments Chairman 12, Graduation Announcements Chairman 12, Hospitality Committee Chairman 12. Occupy Own Sadhu Time 'WWW M MCDONALD, KEITH N. Sr. Track 12, interscholastic All Star 11, Roosevelt Officers Club 12, McDOUGALL, BARBARA K. Homeroom Pres. 11, Picnic Publicity 11, Songleader 12. McKEE, WAYNE G. JRC Rep. 11, Graduation Platform Chairman ll, Ambassadors Hi-Y 12. McMORROW, MARTIN J. K. Stage Crew 10, 11, 125 El Roio y Oro 11, Canteen Props 12. MAEDA, HOMER Y. Continentals Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Honor Roll 11, 12, Homeroom Treas. 12. MAEKAWA, GWENDOLYN Y. Renes 11, 12, Sec. 105 Round Up 11, Organizations Co-editor 12, Civitas Romana 12. MAKALII, ANNE K. Hui Hauoli 11, Pres. 12, Hui Kokua 11, 125 A Cappella Choir 12. Released MAKINO, ROY H. Homeroom Vice-pres. 10, Pres. 11, Rep. 12, Scholastic Award 11, 12, Publicity Committee 11, Chairman 12. MALIG, LOUISE K. Homeroom Pres. 10, 125 Graduation Decorations Co-chairman 11, Ake Aka- mai 12. i' Nu ip , x X If Us-2-Q., , as v,l fi l . i 50 'UT . sn. .1 ., .,,.. H 3. MANABE, KAY Prom Tickets and Bids 11, Graduation Greens llp Renes 11, 12. MARCY, WINSTINA C. MARTIN, MARVIN MARTIN, MARY F. Future Business Leaders of America Vice-pres. 12. MARUYAMA, LENORE S. Honor Roll 11, 125 Quill and Scroll 11, Sec. 12, Rough Rider 11, Proofreader 12. MASAKI, HELEN A. GAA 10, 11, Yvettes 10, 11, 12, Hui Kokua 12. ooemhlieo and llluvieo Add MASUDA, EVELYN H. Renes 10, ll, 127 Mistletoe Ball Favors 11, Civitas Romana 12. MATSUBARA, THELMA T. Y-Debs 10, ll, 12, Graduation Greens 11, Hui Kokua 12. MATSUMORI, LYNETTE Yvettes Pres. 10, llg Hui Kokua 12, Usherettes 12. MATSUMOTO, GAIL S. Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 10, 11, 125 Mistletoe Ball Tickets and Bids ll, 12, Hui Kokua 12, MATSUMOTO, JOYCE M. Graduation Greens 11, Prom Tickets and Bids ll, Hui Kokua 12. MATSUURA, CAROL K. Yvettes 10, 11, 12, Hui Kokua 12. MAU, BERYL N. S. MEADE, ROBERT D. A Cappella Choir 125 Double Octet 12. Released. MEDEIROS, RICHARD R. Jr. Track 10, Ambassadors Hi-Y 12. '-q,..W s. if ...xii Q 5 W A ..., ,... 3 L 1 ,A ' Ra gp. - w-on 3 5 fs Q11 Q.. v T '7 o l f 5 eo MEDEIROS, THOMAS Concert Band 10, 11, 12. MERMOD, LEILANI M. GAA 105 April Showers Tickets and Bids 115 Prom Tickets and Bids 1l. MERMOD, LEILINDA B. GAA 105 April Showers Tickets and Bids 115 Prom Tickets and Bids 11. METCALFE, JUDITH JRC 11, 125 Hui Kokua 125 Usherettes 12. MIKAMI, PATSY T. Homeroom Sec. 10, 125 Graduation Decorations 115 Mistletoe Ball Refresh- ments 12. MIKI, DOUGLAS Prom Tickets and Bids Chairman 115 Homeroom Vice-pres. 11, 125 Swim- ming Team 11, 12. FT .ng -...Nui .E 1 I fm-ui ? R 'W ?vN ':::' 2 9111 fl I :W IJ , 1 yellow on lu a we!!-Rmuidedi in z sv if -r x 5 wt- sr' vm-, Q-..-up 21 ei 1T fh-ii -' ian N. 0 MILLER, GRACE Canteen Publicity 125 Game Warden 125 Les Causeurs Cadets 12. MILSTEAD, JUDITH I.. Double Triple Trio 125 ROTC Sponsor 125 Usherettes 12. MIYAHARA, JACQUELINE H. Y-Debs 10, Treas. il, Chaplain 125 Homeroom Sec. 11, 125 Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 12. MIYAMOTO, ALICE R. El Roio y Oro 12. MIYASHIRO, FLORENCE Y. Double Triple Trio 125 Les Causeurs Cadets 125 Mistletoe Ball Refresh- ments 12. MIZUO, PATRICIA S. Homeroom Sec. 10, Rep. 11, Pres, 125 JRC 10, Vice-pres. 11, Pres. 125 Scho- lastic Award 10, 11, 12. MONIZ, JONELLE Graduation Decorations 115 FHA ll, 125 Jr. Newman Club 12. MOORE, ALEXANDRIA L. Prom Tickets and Bids 115 Hui Kokua 125 Jr. Newman Club 12. MOORE, CAROL J. JRC 115 A Cappella Choir 115 Double Triple Trio 12. 1 il 'O 52 0-1 MORGAN, PAUL S. Roosevelt Officers Club 12. MORI, ELAINE K. FHA 105 Renes 10, 11, 125 Mistletoe Ball Refreshments 12. Mogl, NQRA s. Graduation Greens 115 Prom Ti kets MORITA, LOIS M. Graduation Decorations 115 Pro Tick- ets and Bids 11. MOTOYAMA, ISABEL M. Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 10, 11, 125 Civitas Romana 125 Double Triple Trio 12. MULVEHILL, CHARLES B. Ambassadors Hi-Y 105 Band 10, 115 Roosevelt Little Theater 12. Pte ideufial ' lin Student MURAMOTO, LEATRICE M. Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 10, 11, 125 Civitas Romana 12. MU RAOKA, NORMA R. Graduation Greens 115 Prom Tickets and Bids 115 Hui Kokua 12, MURAOKA, RUTH K. Graduation Greens 115 Prom Tickets and Bids 115 Hui Kokua 12. NADA, JIRO Civitas Romana 115 Regents Hi-Y 11, 12. NAGAMINE, NORMAN M. Sr. Football Mgr, 125 Sr. Track Mgr. 12. NAGAO, KENNETH T. Orchestra 10, 115 Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 10, 11, 125 Ake Akamai 12. NAGATA, CAROLE S. Les Mecques Tri-Hi-Y 10, Sec. 11, Chaplain 125 Homeroom Rep. 115 Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 11, 12. NAITO, MARGIE Y. Homeroom Pres. 10, Vice-pres. 115 Y-Debs 10, 12, Pres. 115 FTA Vice- pres. 12. NAKAMOT0, LEROY N. Graduation Decorations 115 Regents Hi-Y 11, 125 Ambassadors Hi-Y 12. 'Q' kwa-W 'fran 1--vnu-Q L F ft-sv-'N NAKAMURA, AMY Les Causeurs 10, 115 Honor Roll 11, 125 Ake Akamai 12. NAKAMURA, ELAINE S. Yvettes 10, 11, 125 Prom Tickets and Bids 115 FHA 12. NAKAMURA, RONALD M. Scholastic Award 10, 115 Civitas Ro-- mana 115 Proiectioriist Club 11, 12. NAKAMURA, ROYDEN Swimming Team 10, 11, 125 Double Octet 125 Ambassadors Hi-Y 12. NAKANO, ANNETTE A. Y-Debs IO, 11, 125 Les Causeurs 115 Hui Kokua 12. NAKANO, RICHARD T. Ain -W,. I X E 'w....:3 -1 M. . 1-'lf-'.-.'iw all Km' I I , 'V use 91 -in 4 . Qnwwot in Campaigna and P NAKASHIMA, ELLEN S. Yvettes 10, 11, 125 Hui Kokua 12. NAKASONE, JANICE S. Orchestra 10, 115 Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 11, 125 FTA 12. NAKAYAMA, WILFRED N. Jr. Football 105 Roosevelt Officers Club 12. NAUKANA, MARVLEE K. Graduation Greens 115 Nightingales 11, 125 Usherettes 12. NELSEN, DONALD E. Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 115 Roll 11, 12. BARBARA 1 Nightingales 11, 125 JRC 12. NELSON, NANCYE M. GAA 10, 11, Pres. 125 Picnic Co- chairman 115 Mistletoe Ball General Chairman 12. NELSON, RAYMOND Projectionist Club 10, 11, Pres. 125 Roosevelt Officers Club 125 Ake Aka- mai 12. NESER, OTTO H. lr- 53 1 . is-f 'qw 1. -5 X .,,,. A fx, -. '-uf. 5 W 5 I f' A . NISHINA, VINCENT H. Jr. Football 105 Ake Akamai 11, 125 Confinenfals Hi-Y 11, 12. NISHIZAWA, SHIRLEY S. Renes 10, 11, 125 Graduation Greens 115 Usherettes 12. NOBU, JEANNE M. Renes 11, 12. NODA, SALLY T. Renes 11, 125 Ushereftes 125 Hui Ko- kua 12. NORTON, BENJAMIN H. NUNES, WALTER ODA, AMY E. Honor Roll 115 Round Up 11, Gov't Section Editor 125 Les Causeurs 12. ooA, HELEN E. Homeroom Rep. 105 Honor Roll 115 Civitas Romana 12. ODA, THELMA T. Honor Roll 10, 11, 125 Homeroom Vice- pres. 10, Treas. 125 FTA Treas. 12. NICHOLS, PATRICIA D. NIP, RAYMOND A. C. Anfbassadors Hi-Y 125 El Roio y Oro 125 A Cappella Choir 12. NISHI, CLARENCE M. Ambassadors Hi-Y IO, 11, 125 Les Cau- seurs 115 Double Octet 12. NISHIDA, JANE S. Yvenes 10, 115 Nightingales 12. NISHII, LOUISE H. Camera Club 125 EI Roio y Oro 125 FTA 12. NISHIMOTO, JEAN K. Y-Debs 10, 125 Hui Kokua 12. P Became Ex .gx ,W 'CNW is X s i-in Conscientious American Prob- lems students avidly discuss our foreign policy. IMajunPml1Bemovl5UwG ' CIM fi i Ks inns!! if gs 1 fl we 2 ,MVA P 7 2 N' J ii, as All 4 Q MN rss.. .r x OGURA, JOAN H. Yvettes 10, 11, Vice-pres. 12, Home- room Treas. 11, Sec. 12, Usherettes 12. OKAGAWA, BARBARA JEAN T. Yvettes 10, 11, 125 FTA 12, Hui Kokua 12. OKAI, WILLIAM T. A Cappella Choir 12, Ambassadors Hi- Y 12. OKAMURA, RAYMOND K. JRC 117 A Cappella Choir 11, Double Octet 12. OKAMURA, SHIRLEY F. Homeroom Sec. 10, 11, Vice-pres. 12, FTA 12, Usherettes 12. OKAZAKI, BERNICE T. Canteen Decorations 10, 11, Usher- ettes 12, Future Business Leaders of America Pres. 12. OKITA, VIVIAN Y. Yvette: 10, 11, Graduation Greens 11, Hui Kokua 12. ONAHA, MAE T. El Roio y Oro 12. ONISHI, NORA Honor Roll 11, Nightingales 12, El Roio y Oro 12. iw. RL 'bl rn til' 'Ns ilu-0 ONOGI, ANN T. Prom Orchestra 115 Hui Kokua 125 Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 12. ORTIZ, GAIL R. FHA 11, Vice-pres. 125 JRC Rep. I25 A Cappella Choir 12. OTANI, JUDITH M. Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 11, 125 Hui Kokua 125 Hospitality Committee 12. OVIO, DIANA A. Roosevelt Little Theater 125 Game Warden 125 A Cappella Choir 12. ADOMORI, ANN' E. Decorations 115 Yvettes , 125 Hui Kokua 12. LAWRENCE M. Jr. Football 115 Sr. Football 125 Round Up Photographer I2. .Royalty and C e I-Ifw Relylecled PA, WILLIAM K. Jr. Football 105 Sr. Football 11, 125 Double Octet I2. PACE, SHIRLEY A. PADILLA, ROSE M. Graduation Greens 115 Hui Kokua 125 Usherettes I2. PAET, GERARDO Jr. Football 10, 115 Sr. Football 125 Sr. Track 12. PAIVA, CHARLOTTE A. Maiorettes 10, 11, 12. PANG, STEVEN K. C. Graduation Decorations 115 Regents Hi-Y ll, 125 Canteen Decorations 12. PANGELINAN, GEORGE B. Roosevelt Officers Club 12. PANGILINAN, PENNY G. Graduation Decorations I1. PAOA, KAMAKEA .l. hfx 4,-uv if va, PARDIE, WILLIAM PASCOE, WILLIAM PATCH, LOUIS F. Jr. Basketball 11, Sr. Basketball 12. PEABODY, PATRICIA A. Maiorettes 11, 12. PELTIER, PATRICIA D. Canteen Decorations 12, Jr. Newman Club 12, Usherettes 12. PERRY, ALBERTA G. El Roio y Oro Sec, 12, Assembly Com- mittee Chairman 12, Usherettes 12. X iuOwmClaooC ...Redandllllcile PETERSON, ROBERTA D. Rough Rider 11, Roosevelt Little Theater 11, 12, Canteen Publicity Chairman 12. PHILLIPS, BARBARA JEAN PHILLIPS, HARRY H. Jr. Track 10, Sr. Track 11, 12, Roose- velt Officers Club 12. QUON, FAITH K. K. Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 10 11, 12, FTA 12, Usherettes 12. QUQN, RONALD Swimming Team 10, 11, Ambassadors Hi-Y 12, EI Roio y ofa 12. RANDALL, JACK V. Sr. Baseball 10, 11, 12, JRC Rep. 12, Roosevelt Officers Club 12. RICKEY, NORMA C. Released. ROBERTS, MICHAEL E. Les Causeurs 11. ROBERTSON, DAVID E. Jr. Basketball 11, Sr. Track 12, Inter- scholastic All Star 11, JRC Rep. 12. 'U 1 wiwi ' ROBINSON, JAMES M. Double Octet 11, 12, Ake Akamai 127 Roosevelt Little Theater 12. ROBINSON, RACHEL R. FHA 12, Canteen Refreshments 125 Usherettes 12. ROXBURGH, PATSY-ANN M. Prom Cloakroom 11, FHA 11, Treas 121 A Cappella Choir 12. SAIKI, OWEN H. Sr. Football 11, Regents Hi-Y 11, Pres 12, Homeroom Pres. 12. SAIKYO, CAROLE H. Les Mecques 10, Sec. 11, Pres. 12 Honor Roll 12, Quill and Scroll 12. SAKAKIDA, EVELYN T. Kellerman Cup 105 Honor Roll 10, 11 125 Scholastic Award 10, 11, 12, l-luge F Diopek Ballllwiw SAKAMOTO, JEAN H. Y-Debs 10, Sec. 11, Vice-pres. 125 Prom Co-chairman 115 Class Sec. 12. SAKAMOTO, LORENE F. Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 10, 11, 12, Prom Cloakroom 11, Camera Club 12. SANDERS, THOMAS M. Les Causeurs 105 Stage Crew 10, 11. SANTANA, SHIRLEY A. Graduation Decorations 11, FHA 11. SANTO, FLORIA S. Prom Cloakroom Chairman 115 Scho- lastic Award 11, 12, Homeroom Sec. 12. SASAGAWA, MARGARET T. FTA 12, A Cappella Choir 125 Hui Ko- kus 12. SATO, BARBARA FHA 12, Homeroom Sec. 12, SATO, TSUNEKO Prom Cloakroom 11, Hui Kokua 12 Y-Debs 12. SAVEENA, HENRY Double Octet 11, 12, Roosevelt Of- ficers Club 12. .s...y ,, 'mi H I 'MW X ,,A., ww... N, 5. M I' ' : 1 :': ' -si.. scI-IoENING, NEILL A. We If Q Rex Sr. Track 115 Roosevelt Officers Club F ' . KN, xr, 5 125 Sr. Football 12. ff? .f 5 .- ' . I' 1 . A , .,,,' ' l scoT1', MIDGE M. 5 I 5 M- 3 ,5 . I . . I... ' Swimming Team 11, 125 ROTC Spon- E, 2 , E uv-C., sor 125 Homeroorn Vice'pres. 12. :EW ' dk , scorr, WILLIAM D. 1 ' I . DQ Proiectionist Club 10, 11, 125 Roose- 'Q ' velt Officers Club 12. V gd stil X5 ie, -C.. .-i A I x 5 SEASTROM, PAULA li f FHA 125 Les Causeurs Cadets 12. 1 V A I 1 'V' sEIsELLE, LESLIE w. 'F' ' '- Roosevelt Little Theater 11, 125 Roose- K L- I -sv veltOft1cers Club 12. E. 7 S W te' SEKI, GRACE s. 5 -- R Yvettes 10, 11, 125 Graduation Deco- I f I ' ' rations 115 Hui Kokua 12. . A . ,fi .3 ll L ...JJW at Llw I-Iiglc and Mighty Seniun Cunleeu 'wx 5. :I ' K ',, '. ,ki 'SL W SETHMAN, ARVIN F. Jr. Football 105 Sr. Baseball 10, 11, 125 Roosevelt Officers Club 12. SHANNON, WILLIAM J. SHERRETZ, LUNDIE Sr, Baseball 105 Graduation Chairs II5 Les Causeurs II. 'X',,. TUQ Nui' SHIGEMURA, ROY Y. Proiectionist Club 11, 12. SHIM, VIVIAN S. P. Honor Roll 115 Scholastic Award 11, 125 Round Up 11, School Life Editor 12. SHIMAKURA, JOYCE S. Yvettes 10, 11, 125 Hui Kokua 12. Q5 had SHIMIZU, PATRICIA A. Y-Debs 10, 11, 125 Civitas Romana 125 FTA 12. SHIPP, NOVIE E. Rough Rider II, 125 JRC I2. SHIRAISHI, RICHARD Y. Graduation Decorations 11. 59 I !1 rm tj, Flash! Lawrence Ozaki takes a memory photo of Senior Fred Zane and his date, Judy Naka- mura, at the Junior-Senior Prom. ObliiceaiulReluiB Buoiueo T SILVA, GENEVIEVE M. Graduation Decorations 115 Mistletoe Ball Decorations 12. SllVA, JANIS L. FHA 125 Roosevelt Little Theatre 12. SIMAO, DEANNA J. FHA 11, 125 Proiectionist Club 11, 125 Jr. Newman Club 12. SIMONS, JERILEE B. Swimming Team 11, 12. SNAVELY, SAUNDRA L. Les Causeurs 11, 125 Nightingales 11, 125 Jr. Newman Club Sec. 12. SONODA, ROSALIE M. Yvettes 10, 11, 125 Civitas Romana 125 Nightingale: 12. SOUZA, PATRICIA A. Roosevelt Little Theater 10, 11, 125 FHA 11, 125 Thespian Society 11, 12. SQUARES, GERALDINE A. OYC Delegate 115 Class Councilor 125 Usherettes 12. STERN, LORETTA M. Canteen Refreshments 115 Graduation Decorations 115 A Cappella Choir 12. 'Ns STEVENSON, JOHN C. Swimming Team 11, 12, Canteen Treas. 12. SUGITA, RICHARD K. Honor Roll 11, Student Body Vice- pres. 11, Class Pres. 12. SULLIVAN, PHYLLIS A. SUNG, GAYLIEN S. K. Ake Akamai 11, Sec. 12, Civitas Ro- mana 12, Proiectionist Club 12. SUZUKI, AGNES ANN S. Yvettes 10, 11, 12, Nightingales 11, Pres. 12, Honor Roll 12. SUZUKI, WARREN N. Band IO, 11, 12, Homeroom Pres. 10, Treas. 11, Civitas Romana 11. 'Haul 'U App'8xp' . , . ,gl . W ., Q ,I . , ,sf TAHARA, JANE S. Hui Kokua 12. TAJIRI, RONALD K. Concert Band 10, 11, 12, Continentals Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Roosevelt Ofticers Club 12. TAKAMATSU, FRANCES M. April Showers Favors I1, Canteen Re- freshments 11, Y-Debs 11, 12. TAKAMIYA, JUNE E. Honor Roll 11, 12, Civitas Romana 12, Renes 12. TAKAYAMA, GEORGENE S. Picnic Co-chairman 11, Scholastic Award 11, Honor Roll 11, 12. TAKAYESU, AILEEN A. A. T. Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 10, Roosevelt Little Theater 12. TAKUSHI, MORRIS Honor Roll 10, Les Causeurs 10, 11, Sr. Baseball 10, 11, 12. TAM, IRVING A. H. W. Graduation Decorations 11, Honor Roll 11, Projectionist Club 11, Treas. 12. TAM, IVAN W. Proiectionist Club II, 12, Les Causeurs Cadets 12. Sa' X.-ff i V '!v 'Ut and E Z.':'5 x,, Sl. I :Q av.. - abou YV' A 'Q' TAMASHIRO, VIOLET S. Graduation Decorations 115 Hui Kokua 125 Nightingales 12. TAMAYE, REYNOLD J. Graduation Decorations 115 Regents Hi-Y 11. TANI, GAIL T. Renes 10, 11, Vice-pres. 125 Honor Roll 11, 125 Usherettes 12. TANIGUCHI, JOAN M. JRC 10, Sec. 115 Prom Refreshments Co-chairman 115 Picnic Recreation Co- chairman 12. TANIMURA, JANET E. Renes 10, 11, 125 Graduation Decora- tions 115 Canteen Policemen 12. TANIOKA, JUDITH ANNE C. Les Causeurs 10, 115 Yvettes 10, Vice- pres. 11, ICC Rep. 125 Prom Refresh- ments 11. Illleaowziug bun Capo and Gauuw Bfwuglit TANJI, ESTHER M. Homeroom Sec. 10, Vice-pres. 115 Usherettes 125 Y-Debs 12. TARUMOTO, FAY A. Renes 11, 125 Hui Kokua 125 Roose- velt Christian Fellowship 12. TASAKA, LESLIE Ambassadors Hi-Y 11, 125 Sr. Football 11, 125 Roosevelt Officers Club 12. TATENO, GWEN H. Camera Club 125 Canteen Entertain- ment 125 Nightingales 12. TATSUGUCHI, ROSALIE K. Cheerleader 11, Head 125 Les Causeurs Cadets 125 Usherettes 12. TAVARES, AUDREY M. L. A Cappella Choir 115 JRC Rep. 11, 125 Double Triple Trio 12. TAYLOR, MARY ANNE Les Causeurs 11, 125 Round Up 11, Sports Co-editor 125 ROTC Sponsor 12. 'CL' 'K TAYLOR, WILLIAM H. lp Proiectionist Club 115 Swimming Team H, 12. TERAYAMA, KAY Prom Refreshments 115 Renes 11, 125 Hui Kokua 12. A Q TESSNER, R. LYNNARD ' , Ake Akamai 11, 12. V Q H THOMAS, ARLENE A. It FHA 11, 12, Picnic Mr. and Miss Sr. 1 r Contest 12. ' b THOMAS, ROBERT F. A THOMPSON, WILLIAM W. Sr. Baseball 12, Sr. Basketball 12, Sr. Football 12. TODD, NINA L. Graduation Greens 11, Jr. Newman Club 12. TODD, SHARON L. Jr. Newman Club 12. Reaki tlcatG wan Iflean ?Ls.,.............-- nv VL, . , :Q xf' ,rx 1 XJ TODD, WINONA K. Homeroom Vice-pres. 10, 11, Cheer- leader 11, Usherettes 12. TOKOYAMA, PATRICIA H. TOM, MARIAN Orchestra 10, Camera Club 127 Hui Kokua 12. TOM, RHODA S. Y. Honor Roll 10, 11, 12, Pep Committee Chairman 12, Picnic Chairman 12. TOM, VICTOR D. M. Class Pres. 10, 11, A Cappella Choir ll, Student Body Pres. 12. TOMIOKA, CAROL C. Civitas Romana 11, Honor Roll 11, 12, Ake Akamai 12. TOMITA, CALVIN K. Rif1e Team 11, 12, Regents Hi-Y 12. TOMITA, LILY M. Les Causeurs 10, Future Business Leader of America 12, Usherettes 12. TOPLISS, JOHN A. III Stage Crew 10, 11, 12, Ake Akamai 12, Canteen Props Chairman 12. gf .aw-f 1 H ,N 5 l ' ,wi ' lv .4 L K XX X f . .Q A it X , I 'ww U M-.Q 2:11 'sci' kg. .151 TUMLINSON, ALVIN L. Concert Band '10, 11, 12. UCHIYAMA, RAE R. Renes 10, 11, 12, Prom Refreshments 11, Graduation Greens 11, UPCHURCH, JAMES F. UYEHARA, BETSY Y. Renes 10, 11, 12, Civitas Romana 12, Alme Akamai 12. UYEHARA, GEORGE J. UYEMURA, LEI R. Yvettes 11, Chaplain 12, Picnic Mr. and Miss Senior Contest 12, Rough Rider Typist 12. VANNATTA, WILLIAM C. A Cappella Choir 12. Released. VAREZ, DIETRICH VENSEI., FREDERICK W. JRC Rep. 10, CRTC 12. If f ' .. f-X TSARK, CLARENCE K. Prom Refreshments 115 Roosevelt Of- ficers Club 12, TSUDA, JANE C. Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 10, 11, 125 Civitas Romana 12, Hui Kokua 12. TSUDA, JOYCE Y. Graduation Greens 11, Nightingales 11, 12, Hui Kokua 12. TSUJI, KAY K. 10. 11, 12, Graduation Ends , Hui Kokua 12. TUFAGA, ANELI I. TUMBAGA, ISABELLE Orchestra 10, A Cappella Choir 11, Double Triple Trio 12. Xi ' ali Dun Banquet .Cingvn 9... -nga . 'Nz , -ss li ,silk is.. J - sm. fl X eggs K... N C 'Qu-Q W' f l W 'Qt . swan- 1 'Sv' 5 5893, !, 'ii t QU ffy H steria and awe overcome Wil Y 1 Iiam, Darlene, and John as the High and Mighty leaf through Senior editions at their Reef Ho- tel banquet. aaOwm Studieo ' Fade W as in vw, 'we wi its WALLWORK, AYLETT A. Jr. Football 10, Sr. Football 11, 125 Sr. Basketball 12. WATANABE, ETHEL S. Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 10, 11, 12, Hui Kokua 12. WHALEY, JEROME L. Sr. Football 11, 12, Sr. Basketball 12, Sr. Baseball 12. WHITESIDE, DOUGLAS F. WILIA, JAMES K. Sr. Track 10, 11, 12, Double Octet 10, 11, 12, Sr. Football 11, 12. WILSON, HENRY C. JR. WISENBAKER, JUDITH L. FHA 12. WON, ANNABELLE Graduation Decorations 11, Renes 12, Usherettes 12. WONG, DARRELL K. C. Ambassadors Hi-Y 11, 12, Mistletoe Ball Decorations 12, Canteen Decora- tions 12. I 1 W Y 'J 91 3 Qi WONG, HARVEY M. H. Les Causeurs 115 Ake Akamai 12. WONG, SANDRA M. Tennis Team Mgr. ll, Y-Debs 10, 11, 12, El Roio y Oro Treas. 12. WONG, THEODORA K. S. Y-Debs 10, I2, Chaplain ll, Home- room Treas. 115 Identification Commit- tee 11, Chairman 12. WRIGHT, ANN ROSE J. Graduation Decorations 11, Identifica- tion Committee 12. YADAO, MARIE Nightingales ll, Sec. 125 A Cappella Choir 11, 12, Double Triple Trio I2. YAMABAYASHI, JUNE Y-Debs 10, 11, 12, Hui Kokua 12. we9uinH nuthin YAMADA, CLAYTON K. Graduation Decorations 11, Sr. Track 12, Ambassadors Hi-Y 12. YAMAMOTO, FAYE F. Y-Debs IO, Il, 12, Canteen Publicity ll, Membership 12, Chaperones Chair- man I2g Double Triple Trio I2. YAMANE, FRANCES K. Graduation Decorations 11, Hui Kokua 12, FTA 12. YAMASHITA, JEAN J. Student Directory 11, Graduation Decorations 11, Hui Kokua 12. YAMASHITA, TROY Y. Homeroom Sec. 10, ll, 12, Prom King and Queen Chairman ll, Civitas Ro- mana 12. YAMAUCHI, JUNE Hallway Supervision Co-chairman 11, Round Up Il, Sr. Section Co-editor 12, Quill and Scroll 12. YAP, GEORGIANA W. Y. Homeroom Pres. 11, 125 Civitas Ro- mana Pres. 125 Councilor-at-Large I2. YAP, SANDRA W. Honor Roll IO, Scholastic Award 125 Quill and Scroll 12, YAP, VALERIE T. 0. Y-Debs IO, ll, 12, A Cappella Choir 11, 12: Homeroom Rep. I2. .L i UU' ww-. T? YARA, CALDGAR Jr. Football 11, Camera Club 12, Roosevelt Ofticers Club. Yee, CLIFFORD ' Homeroom Pres. 10, Sr. Track 10, El Roio y Oro 10. Yee, PATRICK Homeroom Treas. 10, Concert Band io, 11. YOKOGAWA, ANN M. Orchestra 11, 127 Yvettes 11, 127 Hui Kokua 12. YONAMINE, BESSIE Y. Graduation Decorations 11, Renes 11, Future Business Leaders of America 12. YOSHIKAMI, MARSHA M. Les Mecques Historian 10, Sec. 11, 12, Graduation Ends Co-chairman 11, Ake Akamai 11, 12. eetingT BC e 'Ulm 560 l he ms YOSHIKAMI, MAY S. Nightingales 11, 127 El Roio y Oro 12, Honor Roll 11, 12. YOSHIOKA, ALLEN T. Concert Band 115 El Roio y Oro 11, Orchestra 11. YOSHISHIGE, DAVID H. Rifle Team 10, 11, 12, Round Up Pho- tographer 12, Camera Club 12. YOUNG, BARBARA E. Renes 10, 11, 12, Les Mecques 10, 11, Historian 12, April Showers Tickets and Bids 11. YOUNG, FRANCIS A. Jr. Basketball 10, Sr. Basketball 11, 12, Ambassadors Hi-Y 12. YOUNG, HILTON Orchestra 11, Les Causeurs 12, YOUNG, JOSEPHINE M. Y-Debs 10, 11, 12, Roosevelt Christian Fellowship 11, 12, FTA 12. YOUNG, RUBY Canteen Membership 11, 12, JRC 127 E1 Roio y Oro 12. YUEN, LORRAINE Y. W. Civitas Romana 12. , . f . , Y 'z , F lf Pl In K 1 lf gi 'Q YUKUMOT0, MELVYN K. Roosevelt Christian Fellowship ll, I2. '55 YUZON, ERNEST l. G aduat on Greens ll Regents Hi Y ZANE FRED A tn, Jr. Football 10- Sr. Football ll' Home- r i 1' '- . . 11, 12. g 1 1 A 'S' room Vice-pres, ll, l2. -pl zssicx, HENRY E. Q F' ,B WS 1' lk Aspiring seniors fade into The distance as They iourney to face The challenging world. at Rant! M , f ,IU ,W , D F L f I CZ pk fl of XL lL 1 fl xflljxjlj 1 3 lflfc J , UF l V ' V ' at f XJ if ' l Q VA! ffl! 'J , 9, f 'l 2 4 H ADDITIONAL STUDENTS. First row, loft to right: Earl Petty, Nancy Guy, Harvey Hayashi. Second row: James Williams, Jane Mar tin, Elizabeth Marshall, Kelvin Soma. BRIGHAM, JAN CNot Picturedl , 1.1, , Y k kr I f X U nderclassmen , 3, X . H DORIS YAMAUCHI President RUBY KOBASHIKAWA Treasurer MRS. D. BECKER Adviser 'Q X. 'Q 'TX A 1 In taxi 'VTX K X . fix - li .bn Nivfglli ' - f GRETA SPULER ELEANOR NAGANO Vice-President Secretary Quuiww Having spent one year at Roosevelt, the well-adjusted Jun- iors embarked on the magic whirl of intensive study which became one of the most important segments of their lives. These Jovial Juniors shouldered greater responsibilities, and amid all the activities and gaiety they acquired a store of knowledge and experience which will help them in their chosen occupations. ln required courses, they learned the history of our country and broadened their knowledge of American literature. Having unseltishly given their time and effort as hall and traffic supervision workers, they were compensated for their toil with the Junior Picnic. Highlighting this picnic, held in Kailua, was the election of Mr. and Miss Junior Class. Finally the greatest moment of their school year arrived- the long-awaited Junior Prom. This enchanted night was J accented by the crowning of their'King and Queen. As the year came to a close, they looked to the future and shut out the past except for their class rings, which they purchased for nostalgic remembrance of their school years. JUNIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES. Fin! row, lofi to right J..WI1lley, C. Chingfffii Young, J. i. Sl:- ond row: L. Fitzsimmons, C. Kimura, B. Ho, C. Ching, A. Lal. Third row: D. Jon ' x, M. Schoenke, . Sumi- movo, C. Onishi. Il-IO3, MISS SETSU OKUBO. First row, left lo right: M. Araujo, A. Arquero, B. Bannowsky, K. Benz, C. Brown, S. Au, C. Anio, E. Alencastre, M. Awana, L. Blalock. Second row: B. Brilhante, A. Benevides, R. Beniamin, F. Abe, P. Akazawa, R. Asakura, B. Boswell, B. Akina, L. Blalock, J. Au, E. Bohner. Third row: Il-I05, MISS KATHRYN DONOVAN. First row, loft fo right: M. Cherubini, C. Chee, C. Ching, C. Ching, C. Ching, E. Ching, L. Chong, M. A. Camara, G. Chang. Second row: C. Ching, A. Ching, D. Canada, V. Chock, E. Chang, G. Chang, C. Cal- E. Benton, J. Andrade, K. Ayat, S. Akahoshi, T. Awaya, B. Asa hara, R. Awakuni, R. Ariyoshi. Fourih row: W. Abbey, M. Beck A. Bento, R. Armstrong, R. Allen, D. Atkinson, R. Adams, E Beames, R. Ambo. M. Char, J. Ching, H. Chock, C. Camacho, N. Brown, L. Choo. Fourth row: L. Cambra, C. Ching, M. Chang, A. Bauhn, E Chang, C. Ching, L. Chong, G. Chong, D. Brown, M. Choy V. Chang. 1 1 Ilway, A. Chang, P. Broderick. Third row: B. Choy, D. Chow, .43 ...mC'!f3 VT Mx an f ,f sf .U ps-Q. as.. -XX XJ ,,.a-' WWE If LI - W1 A 'La el I ff' .Q M - ' .Q gg we Q Y 5. . we Q.-.g - - K vf! - I P I K el up , A r A 'EI .. . J, L gd. ' ' -. . ...M ' -- '. - J fa .. HV ' . 1 -l ' 5 2 I -Q TL, .Q A ' g g f I ' 5 1. I , l' ' r.-' 1 ' . ' W ' ' , f L M , , 5 Ajgjihf -. A ' 3.2 -' . Q, l--f. ...,.!,,,5g i ',.. F., g m I f :J. - f. ,, 0 if f, 3 I 3 5 il . 'Q ' , ga n .: I l V 1' M Q ' f ,A . ' A: . ag V- .5 ,..... I ,, K A rj I J . A if in . ii if lf :I 1 ' -.3 , za .if A I I I4 sz? 1 . .3 Q . :Ex J w i .B . A 4.63. v .jx I , Y 'si V . ' ii. -' ie H H K f 4 ' B 2 , . . . Q Ixfgslpsi 32201 I A A 1 Q my .p 5... .. .. . f ,EZ R 5. Y X, J K K .. .:: ,--' K :AjA?4 I gif I . V 1 X a .. g ,.,K: .ar - .ggi .n 5 w. .. in A nh 1 'we'-WU .X I wx -0 ' A A--.A ' 'Q B X w -3 2 ,Lu I ,Q A t. 1 .XJR . Ni gxillrglf I JW. H431 Q W 5 4 ' M , ,Z Z x . f E . 3 I: . ' X .,.l:,-ws? Y . 1 fi ' vi ea E.. ,Q 'I J Q . ,...---.Xa ,'.....1 ,an ' ' -sfo.. II-107, MR. WILLIAM SHOCK. First row, loft to right: M. Chun, B. Chun-Hoon, B. Fuiimoto, M. Fennell, P. Doi, B. Chu, Y Dias, L. Fuiinaka. Second row: C. Fletcher, S. Frink, L. Engard B. Ferreira, S. Fukui, M. Fuiiyoshi, L. Fuiioka, L. Fitzsimmons II-II5, MRS. CORENE JACKSON. First row, loft to right: E Hiyane, L. Hee, L. Hee, A. Haile, L. Griep, B. Ho, R. Golden, J Gertz, L. Goo, M. Hamada. Second row: K. Guerrero, J. Gruber, K. Heatherly, C. Garcia, S. Hicks, C. Higashi, P. Hiraoka, M. Haya- 1 -a, I LP ,Q QW . Fukumoto, J. F Third row: W. Floris, C. DeMafta, K. Dobashi, M. Chun, R. uiimoto, D Chun, R. Chu. Fourth row K. Emmerich, H. Chun, D. Cuban, V. Fernandes, R. Fuiita, L Gandall, R. Correa, D. Dung. shi, J. Hirata, K. Hirata. Third row: H. Hahn, R. Ho, D. Hanzlik B. Hing, J. Hedani, G. Gay, L. Goo, W. Higa, D. Hayashi. Fourth row: L. Hill, W. Hamarnoto, W. Hayes, R. Harger, R. Hofmeister R. Hawrylciw, J. Gomes, S. Goo, H. Higuchi. II-I24, MRS. MILDRED WAKAYAMA. First row, loft to right: row: H. ldeta, M. Inaba, G. Ikeda, E. Hong, W. Ichayama V N. lwasaki, M. Horimoto, D. Jikaku, K. Iwasa, M. Joseph, J. Ing, D. Jay, R. Kaalakea. Fourth row: K. Hoover F Judd J Inq, J. Imada, E. Hu. Second row: I. Horita, E. Hu, J. Huber, Kaleialoha, P. Jones, A. Jones, B. Kaanana, R. Jennings D. Jacroux, J. Jardin, C. Jay, D. Jenkins, P. Hormann. Third un... f i q f M A ,ffm 'I. . Can? we iusf Walk down to ...... .... ........ ? Looking after the safety of the students, Ed- inquires Betty Lou of a hall supervision worker. ward, Francis, and Gary take their turn at Traffic supervision. ll-125, MISS ELIZABETH KAUKA. First row, lofi io right: D Kam, P. Kawawaki, G. Kim, J. Kawauchi, D. K. Young, B Kimura, L. Kirihara, M. Kiyabu, J. Kawamura. Second row: C Kim, S. Kawakg-Q-1j,.'.K.-wKim, A. Kimura, P. Kim, C. Kimura, R Kobashikawa,fD. xegfeff Third row: L. Kelly, M. Kapule, M lf'-11.4-1-J Il-I26, MRS. HELENA HARGRAVE. First row, loft to right K. Lau, C. Kondo, K. Lee, H. Kurata, O. M. Lee, E. Kabayakawa J. Lam, L. Leu, A. Koseki. Second row: M. Kosora, L. Leong: R. Lee, J. Leong, L. Kop, M. Kohashi, J. Lewis, S. LaPointe, .. Mfr we 5' Kawatachi, J. Kimura, N. Kinoshita, E. Kim, C. Kam, B. Kishi moto, B. Kitagawa. Fourth row: L. Kiyota, W. Kiyama, M. Kim G. Kanda, G. Kimura, H. Kaya, A. Kekahuna, D. Kim, C. Kau hane, M. Kam, R. Kim, C, Katahara. P. Langlois. Third row: G. Lee, R. Leong, L. Koochi, J. Kuroiwa B. Lawrence, A. Lai, M. Lau, M. Koga, L. Lee. Fourih row: R Len, R. Kong, R. Kouchiyama, J. Liedman, P. Koch, M. Lau J. Krudop, G. Kruse, E. Lee. WS' 1 xx .Yi -,g A iff M xt i iie L - N? A fi 'N is if x V07 TI-203, MISS CLEO CASE. Firsf row, lofi lo righh B. Miller, D. Miller, B. Lono, W. McCarty, S. Murray, W. Look, B. Mesaku, P. Lum, B. Matsuda. Second row: C. Moriyama, J. Muranaka, C. Matsunaka, L. Maruyama, P. Matsunaga, B. Munos, J. Murphy, ll-205, MRS. SADIE MARSLAND. First row, lofi Io right: A. Nakasone, J. Nishimoto, L. Nakashima, E. Nagano, J. Narikiyo, J. Ohta, J. Ninomiya, A. Nagato, L. Okimura, J. Okumura. Second row: P. Nomura, S. Nip, C, Nelson, B. Nanbara, M. Nib, J. Naone, M. McGurn, W. Oh, J. Nakamura, B. Naihe. Third ll-207, MRS. DOROTHY Glll.. Fira! row, lofi lo right G. Parker, G. Ome, S. Peabody, J. Okutani, G. Oyama, J. Ouchi, M. Pea- body, B. J. Omura, B. L. Omura. Socond row: C. Onishi, F. Okumura, J. Okuma, M. Ozaki, N. Pontius, D. Ozaki, W. Pang, I J Y S New 31. nw ' L. Minatodani, J. Morimoto. Third row: D. Maeda, S. B. Moody, W. Marcy, I. Muller, S. Medeiros, J. Juhl, G. Miller, F. Miura, N. Miyake. Fourth row: T. Mizuo, S. Mori, M. Mint- kami, J. Meyer, M. Moe, R. Mizuta, R. Mau, M. Morrow, R. Mau. row: D. Ogawa, J. McAIexander, J. Oi, G. Niiyama, P. Nichols, P. McLachlan, M. McLean, S. MacLeod, S. Ng. Fourth row: R. Nishida, C. Nash, W. Naihe, S. McLean, G. Mclntosh, W. Mc- Guire, J. McKeIIar, G. Nutt, L. Nishina. Pimental, R. Oshiro. P. Omura, B. Parrot, J. Omoto. Third row: G. Padilla, R. Omai, Q. ,, ,. :ki C. Pacheco, G. Palakiko, B. Rasmussen, R. Ortiz, C Pang H Oshiro, K. Okimura, M. Oseda. Fourih row: G. Pangelman N Olaguera, J. Ortiz, T. Price, P. Oyer, L. Piliwale, G Pang B .M , MvN.ua-...... e morning rush against time-a desperate attempt to complete last night's homework. 11-217, MRS. DOROTHY FRIZELLE. First row, left to right E. Richard, C. Rue, B. Scott, J. Rodrigues, E. Shodahl, G. Saka moto, M. Sato, E. Sodetani, J. Sagawa. Second row: W. Snavely, N. Smith, J. Santos, AH. Ryno, S , M. Schoenke, A. Silva M. B. Silva, L. Roberts, . oleta. Third row: K. Sakamoto, D 'll-2l8, MRS. ARMENA ELLER. First row, left to right: S Sumimoto, E. Tamura, L. Tengan, E. Tong, G. Taniguchi, D Tlkakuwa, E. Tamanaha, B. Tamura, C. Takabayashi, J. Toma Sound row: E. Tanaka, B. L. Tom, P. Taba, J. Takei, A. Takeuchi, J. Takamune, N. Swartz, C. Souza, D. Tote. Third row: W. Tong, 1 Sakakida, M. Roberts, W. Reem, H. Saiki, B. Ruby, K. Richards C. Shim, J. Shuttlewood, W. Shinshiro. Fourth row: D. Santos F. Salonoa, W. Sato, G. Robertson, J. Shockley, R. Rittenhouse J. Santos, D. Robbins, D. Richardson. H. Tactacan, A. Suga, G. Spuler, A. Teves, H. Tom, C. Stewart N. Takashita, E. Todd. Fourth row: A. Takata, K. Sugita, W Thompson, S. Tong, R. Todd, H. Tasaka, A. Steinwascher, T Tharin, W. Thompson, G. Spencer. an uv J S A n w 'O J' 'L , D 'L - K , ' nr ,,g ,.,. :S v, In A' all-gif .. 5 5 AH, t 1, . gy! A V ---f- nu , . Q , P 0 N - f i ' ,, . .t , Q, A V I 'l . - - f -: Y . up R Q Qi H i . L , llllglllxp l as t E , .. ' X A sf Magix l A ,' q u : R' if Q .f N -T S. I it Q X ,JL ' :N , re M Q 4 Q S s 1 u Q. 'U 3 ' url if 4- H - - xw5,, - . wig UP 1' 1 i it Q ,ff is , fi an 4 av 1 if i ' ti . w -S X A i 'X ' Q 4 1, Si fl 9 'K' - ws. 'A Q. uh Brig L- . ,W ' S 1 N, Q an .. 2 CD. . . -Q. -Q M 5 l 'ffl ' 3'1 1- QU, it ' ul Ag gziila ,x jmi W! -, . . 'K 51- ... il' 1-. .- A -' Q A 555 Q.. .5 f , ' Y .45 ffl' ' '. ,4 P 5, Q. .. xv 5' fir. - L ,V :?.. .,Q: I by H .. un vi . - :',. . . H 5 ,gr gv ,. .fy ,::, zi, . E- gf. ' -QIJ ' f X . M fs . 0 'V 3 I, N Q Q ,I , E' , I ,. .ZI 1' vi 5. ,, sf. ' P- i ik ' i ' . ..,,.V - ' . 1 .- 5 f 5 . . i A I . aw. T5 I Sl XL -.s l X P J l .K J yi K,., LE-4 x N... Il-219, MISS JANE THORNTO First row, lofi to right: J. Wakayama, D. Watanabe, M. Tsuruda, M. Ueno, K. Wai, M. Toriumi, L. Whiting, K. Tsukamoto, L. Watanabe. Sozond row: C. Waddell, P. Tyler, D. Understeller, B, Uehara, J. Welsh, M. Vasconcellos, W. Watson, V. Ventura, M. Toth. Third row: G. II-221, MRS. GRACE IKEDA. First row, left to right: T. Yagi, A. Yoshioka, A. Young, A. Yim, B. Yamaguchi, E. Yamada, C. Yamamoto, A. Yoshimatsu, S. Wong. Second row: G. Zebick, B. Young, C. Young, E. Yamada, S. Wong, H. Young, P. Wong, These hard working Juniors are preparing delicious home- made cookies and for the , lv. fe'-f Que . N, . la-fm ' ' -. ,N Wong, E. Wong, L. Whiteside, D. Williams, R. Uyehara, J. Wil- liams, G. Tyau, B. Wong. Fourth row: K. Trompton, A. Uyedl, D. Watanabe, G. Wong, G. Wong, R. Twelmeyer, A. Wong, J. Woicik, S. Wakashige. D. Yamaucl-ii, L. Yang. Third row: S. Wong, L. Yamamoto, S. Zane, G. Wright, L. Wong, K. Yamaato, J. Yee, L. Yap. Fourth row: R. Yoshirnura, E. Yamamoto, G. Wood, R. Wong, S. Young, W. Wong, H. Zimmerman, W. Yap, K. Yamashiro. .M -' Just the facts, ma'am, says Sergeant Joan Friday to harried Sharon in the hilarious Howdy Doody pantomime 1. The tense moment over, Francois, Larry, Gary, Bert, Malcolm, and Alex, finalists for Junior Prom King, now breathe a sigh of relief. 9'Hiel1li1J Mildred Joseph and Milton Kam-Mr. and Miss Junior Class. Just crowned and still a little dazed from the honor of being selected King and Queen of the Junior Prom, Gail and Peter accept the congratulations of Mr. Barrett and Mrs. Wakayama. If 4 ' vw- 18-lg? 'll Precariously seated, these Junior girls steer their blindfolded drivers to the finish line in one ofthe many games at the Junior Picnic. 79 sofa. KENNETH MAEDA President LESLIE HIRAOKA Treasurer MRS. T. HARRIS Adviser 80 . MARSHALL Eto NANCY HANE Vice-President Secretary Sw Although a bit bewildered by the potpourri of Roosevelt life, a new class of Sophomores zestfully plunged in and came up with a favorable curriculum. They waged war with patho- genic diseases and bacteria, fought with Bismarck and Napo- leon, tackled manana, amamus and the circumflex, pi and the right angle, ROTC and PE - all with the vigor that marks the Sophomores. Each new battle, algebra problem, or word, added to the store of knowledge that they have been building throughout the years. These book-laden individuals worked hard, and with the help of experienced teachers and capable class officers, were able to make the grade. But by no means was there toil and drudgery. The year was filled with canteens, club activities, pep rallies, and exciting inter-school competitions. The climax of the year was the highly successful Sophomore Mixer. Held on the campus, it consisted of dancing, competi- tive games, and a talent show. Having completed a wonderful first year, these future Jun- iors look ahead with anticipation. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES. First row, left to right: B. Miwa, E. Tatsuguchi, C. Chinn, A. Kawamura. Second row: D. Smith, A. Garnier, G. Collier, R. Ichinose, S. Kurosaki, L. Williams, R. Nishioka. Third row: D. Yee, J. Blakeney, L. Lee. 10-28, MR. MARVIN CHING. First row, left to right: G. Ada- chi, B. Au, E. Anio, L. Akiona, K. Almeida, J. Akamine, T. Bartling, E. Abe, P. Avedon, C. Awaya, A. Akiyama. Second row: C. Bader, S. Brandenburg, S. Blalock, B. Barnard, A. Barker, L. Black, B. Andre, A. Adams, M. Adams, B. Botelho. Third I0-30, MR. DONALD YOUNG. First row, left to right: B. Chun, M. Chang, S. Ching M. Ching, D. Castro L. Chang, C. Chinn, E. Chong, A. Cathy, J. Char, G. Busch, N. Carreira, E. Carlson, H. Ching, S. Ching. Second row: L. Ching Carter, M. Chang, B. Castro, J. Chandler, . Choy, C. Ching. Third row: W. Chang, 1 row: B. Angco, M. Barretto, F. Bertelmann, T. Allyn, E. Batoon, J. Barboza, G. Aoyama, H. Awaya, C. Alberty, R. Biton, M. Barr, L. Ambo. Fourth row: D. Branch, B. Bisho, J. Blattau, K. Brand, R. Bakken, H. Ansai, T. Bridges, D. Chang, R. Adachi, T. Atherton, R. Bow, D. Bergeron. D. Chang, S. Chock, H. Chang, M. Chiya, C. Chock, F. Case, J. Chee, A. Char, A. Chapin, P. Chamberlin, H. Ching. Fourth row: D. Chow, N, Chong, D. Chang, C. Chambers, D. Chang, T. Carter, J. Carroll, W. Char, F. Brown, B. Cambra, W. Ching. u ffUf,li-MEETS' 1 Kms A oo Q 'I w0.0p if .W A W - rf Nr, i X 3 I' f' . J J. ,J .. it, gy! 2 if l W lm L ' ll 'IXVF 'S' I f , it .ara -, '. tru. J - 2 f f 1 .QQ . , , at S f 3' 'tl ' F lvl . 'L 1 K l YQ! ' .. ai Q' f i3' ff pg xl M L ff' T0-lOl, MRS. VIOLET SCHUMACHER. First row, left lo right: L. Chun, C. Cobb, M. Costa, L. Doi, A. Cruz, H. Dutcher-, J. Farias, A. Doo, B. Chun. Second row: R. Crockett, M. Eto, E. Draper, L. Davenport, E. Colbert, L. Couch, B. Capelan, G. Col- I0-lll MRS BERYL GULLIVER First row loft to ri ht C Gu , . . , 9 : . - gudan, V. Goodlett, C. Hashimoto, L. Gosselin, F. Guzman, D. Graham, A. Garnier, N. Hane. Second row: H. Fuiiyoshi, J Gomes, M. Gordon, S. Gomes, N. Gomes, B. France, C. Gomes, I0-l20, MISS SUMIYE ODA. 1, Iier, D. Doi. Third row: J. Corn, F. Curtis, R. Ellis, C. Fanene M. Choy, J. CliFford, E. Cwynar, W. Davis, R. Eldredge, P. Engell Q . F urth row. R. Eaton, G. Chu, D. Col, W. Downey, R. Dancoe J. Cooper, R. Davison, D. Dikes, G. Cook. J. Gay, A. Grim. Third row: G. Fo, R. Fuiii, J. Goebel, R. Goto 1 R. Fisher, S. Harper, J. Fonseca, C. Garner, E. Hada. Fourth row: R. Fitch, R. Graham, J. Gregory, R. Garner, W, Gold, L. Freitas E. Hartzler, R. Halvorson, L. Harper. First row, loft to right: J. Hironaka, Third row: E. Ho, R. Ikegami F Hollenbeck G Hatch W Hoe B. Humphreys, J. Hiroshige, J. Hayashi, J. Haycock, G. Imada, F. Ho, R. Ing, B. Huber, K. Hoover, S. Higashi, R. Hummel J J. Horiuchi, R. Ichinose, A. Harper, B. Ing, B. Herrick. Second Hope. Fourth row: L. Hiraoka, R. Haynes, L. Hassler, I Hirano row: I. Iseri, G, Holt, P. Hawes, L. Ikeda, J. Hayes, L. Holokahi, G. Inouye, G. Ing, A. Ho, E. Hiraki, R. Hoshino, J. Ahuna G B. Heckenlively, D. Hatanaka, E. Hosokawa, L. Howard, J. Hirata. Horiuchi. Cb - I J Y Vft mw- U 1 I i Gunn-C' 1 1 10-122, MISS JOANNE BRYAN. First row, left to right: A. Kawa mura, D. Jikaku, A. Kealoha, F. Kawata, B. Kaneshiro, B. lwa moto, P. Iwai, W. Ito, R. Kaiura, K. Kaizuka, L. Kabayama Second row: A. Kaanapu, K. Kaaa, M. Karr, C. Cavanaugh, K. Johnston, P. Keenan, C. Keist, D. Cummings, L. Kai, R. Kato, ,Q M. Kawashima. Third row: D. Boyle, M. Izumi, D. James, L. Kaopuiki, F. Kamana, G. Kawaguchi, J. Ishii, N. lshitani, H. Kani, R. Itoga, J. Kalama. Fourth row: J. Kami, K. Kaneshiro, A. Jarrett, M. Kaniho, D. Kaeo, C. Kanekoa, G. Jacroux, C. Johnston, R. Kawano, R. Kageura, S. Kashiwagi. Qs.. 'I0-129, MISS NAOMI FIKE. First row, left to right: J. Kuwata J. Kobayashi, L. Lau, E. Kenio, M. Keliikuewa, S. Kurosaki, V. Lau, J. Kozak, L. Kwock, K. Lau. Second row: A. Kwon, F. Kimura, B. Kurata, D. Kekahuna, L. Kong, S. Kinney, D. Kim, J. Landgraf, F. Kitkouski, W. Kramer, S. Kurdupski. Third row: 10-130, MRS. JULIETTE NOSSE. First row, Ioft to right: J. Matsu- no, K. Matsumori, S. Matsumoto, V. Lee, E. Lum, M. Manabe, W. S. Mark, L. Lum, E. Lee, L. Loo. Second row: B. Lim, M. Maru yama, S. Lee, L. Maeda, G. Maeda, S. Lee, S. Lemon, H. Kwai, R. Lucas, R. Luling. Third row: W. Lee, P. Lum, J. Bennett, W. M. Leatherman, W. Kuamoo, R. Kwock, K. Kruse, J. Anis, J. Kim, R. Koch, J. Lau, J. Fleener. Fourth row: H. Komenaka, R. Komata, F. King, R. Davies, B. Kim, R. Larsen, M. Kong, C. Lee, C. Kiyonaga, R. Kobayashi, B. Langford, G. Lai. Mahelona, W. Masuda, C. Lum, G. Low, J. Masaki, R. Mark, G. Matsumoto. Fourth row: H. Lee, K. Maeda, A. Len, P. Machado, F. Lenchanko, M. Matsushima, L. Lee, H. Lee, T. Lee, N. Loui. , 'aa ' ,, .. ,' ' N Vial I I ' x 2 ',2 kv xefij, ,Ex ,gi , . -f .- xx -F J wif. AAN Y . is - Ls' . W for A n . X V' ' t 'K V :Q X. i n , h fm QQ A W t Q W' A A1 My K Av I 613 13 V- ..-,., -- ' P 1: t A W we il xx ! .1 F l:-., if' .rf as 3 V A. R r ..... a M ' f . ' K ' 'v 0 ' lt lztfffi J , I U fi? f 5 my f V .. , a teeea B to We M. - J I A 1 I N 'C . Wm .g F . ' 1 A V A 1 X - I X - 'qw-2 f Tex .gr - N. ii X .... I in lfgfxfi .1 xl I . -1 'I F, 5, I F . fl .TE ,E 1 . . I U L -1' ' Q gf, 3x..-- i v R we KL 10-201, MISS ALICE STEWART. First row, left to right: S. Nlitsu- hiro, B. Miwa, P. Mullen, J, Mills, E. Morita, J. Muraoka, P. McKee, F, Medeiros, S. Lee, D. Medeiros. Second row: C. Mau, M. Mau, R. Maxwell, M. Miller, J. Mizuta, R, Melander, N. Mura- oka, S. Miyashiro, G. Miyashiro, A, Mclnfosh, J, Motohiro. Third 10-209, MRS. MAGDALENE GEIGER. First row, left to right: C. Nakamura, R. Nishimoto, E. Nakayama, K, Okuda, M. Oku- noto, C. Olwtani, l. Nawatani, S. Okamura, J. Ohta, M. Nyulta. Second row: R. Okashige, C. Oda, A. Nakamoto, M. Nakamura, C. Nakamura, J. Nakamura, J. Nelsen, N, Mulvehill, B, Mauds- row: R. Murata, J. Missal, L. Morita, M. Morirnoto, P. Mizutani S. Meyer, L. Miki, R. Matthews, G. Morita, D. Miyashiro, S Mercado. Fourth row: C. Medeiros, E. Muratsuka, T. McLellan D. Moon, C. Mehrtens, R. Moore, G. Medley, M. McGee, D Mikami, M. Muraoka, G. Matsuyama. Okimura, A. Okubo, A. Nakasato, R. Newell, C. Newman, L Okamura, C. Ohta, H. Nagahara, B. Narita. Fourth row: K Nishimoto, F. Okamura, F. Neser, C. Noble, T. Napoleon, J Oleiniuk, R. Napoleon, R. Newell, E. Nakamura, R. Okubo E. Nakayama. ley, J. Nation, C. Nakahara. Third row: G. Oda, W. Nitta, E. 10-211 MR. ROBERT REGO. First row, left to right: B. J. Phil- Perry, R. Ono, T. Pollock, S. Peterson, Osedo, N. Omoto, Ii s, JJ Farmer, E. Owyang, J. Omiyo, J. Oliver, G. Ono, A. J. Rader, F. Axcell, G. Omura, T. Pangilman.. Fourth row: S P Reed, D. Paiva, C. Osumi, J. Oliver. Second row: L. Ouchi, C. Ono, A. Paraso, M. Pang, W. Panoke, J. Qurrantes, R. Rhett Park, S. Park, D. Porter, B. Gordon, S. Pung, S. Pung, B. Pung, J. Pinto, K. Neal, S. Benson, K. Randall. G. Preiean, P. Peters, M. Pang. Third row: A, Pangburn, G. S! .r , ,T itsiq 4 Eyedropping into the Girls' PE courtyard, we find Helen trying to hit the ball over the net. TO-223, MISS LOREEN WINTER. First row, loft to right: L. Sato, K. Shadowens, L. Saiki, C. Shimizu, E. Shiraki, C. Shimabukuro, J. Sakanashi, E. Sakai, R. Sakata. Second row: J. Rodenhurst, D. Robarts, S. Rittenhouse, D. Smith, S. Simpson, L. A. Shim, J. Sato, V. Salsedo, L. Roxburgh, C. Silva. Third row: A. Shi- T0-228, MRS. MERCEDES CARROLL. First row, left to right: A. Takeshita, S. Taira, G. Tahara, L. Suzuki, E. Tatsuguchi, L. Tamanaha, J. Suzuki, L. Tahara, L. Tanaka, M. Tabladillo. Second row: D. Souza, A. Tamashiro, S. Stayer, J. Stubblefield, S. Tam, K, Tateishi, E. Tanigawa, C. Takegami, N. Suzuki, F. Tanaka. .ifawl mizu, R. Sakamoto, R. Scruggs, F. Schoening, T. Salanoa, J Semura, V. Seki, K. Saiki, J. Saito, R. Sagawa, B. Swenney L Shiraishi. Fourth row: D. Sakaguchi, A. Shibayama, B. Shimo: tsukasa, D. Shima, D. Schroeder, C. Santos, H. Silva, D. Seki N. Scott, D. Smith, G. Smith. Third row: M. Thomas, J. Stafford, E. Takayama, P. Takenaka L. Sprouse, E. Tavares, E. Stanley, J. Tanaka, T. Takai, H. Tada N. Taiiri. Fourth row: M. Tasker, G. Tenn, H. Sodetani, C. Tex eira, M. Soares, T. Swartz, D. Stancil, R. Takamiya, M. Taiima W. Tamura, W. Tanii. our .1 1 'w ff? ,Ph Cv 39 V th? J J , A 470 in fn ' 2- '93 F . 2 ' f . iff W .ii H A 1 - J ..-- sb . x ', f o 'i sf' . 5 ,.,: fi 4, RJ :,' - iald- ff Q 4 XX y . .,g.:4 A.. Xe Q Q. , S-airbag, My zi I V .5 J .ve 2.5, ,IL Ek N 'Lf - ff-gy . si Q, y do -1 ,,. ., 4 Q ws 1 .. td , , by L' W J' - , x in ' ,Ti N A. . R . 4 f,'w-3 10-229, MR. RONALD BRIGHT. First row, left to right: A. Waku- kawa, J. Trowbridge, F. Tom, J. Uchiyama, J, Wisenbaker, Uyehara, J. Tom, S. Williams, A. Uchimura. Second row: L. Williams, V, Uyehara, P. Trinidad, M. Thompson, N. Winn, Uehara, M. M. M. Uyeda, K. Uyemura, S. Uchimura. Third row: T. I0-230, L. Yee, Won, B. row: S. MRS. HILDRED SANBORNE. First row, left to right: A. Wong, A. Yoshishige, J. Yoshinaga, T. Yoshida, J. Young, C. Yee, A. Wright, D. Wyatt, G. Wong. Second Yoshina, P. Zane, M. Yokoyama, K, Yates, M. Wright, M, Wong, F. Wong, M. Yee, D, Wright, W. Yokota, E. Woo, uhm wi... ,, 'Xl Wingard, A. Uyechi, H. Tsukiyarna, S. Tigges, D. Visser, R. Wight- man, R, Tsuzuki, N. Unten, S. Tokuda, V. Tom. Fourth row: E. Tomai, L. Tuufuli, F. Viena, W. Toma, N. Uyeda, B. Wackford, R. Wheat, P. Warner, R, Tokuyama, E. Tomihama. R. Yasukawa. Third row: N. Yonamine, G. Yasuda, R. Yama- uchi, R. Wong, A. Yuen, P. Yoshikani, T. Yoshina, S. Yee, A. Zane, S. Yette, C. Wong. Fourth row: L. Young, H. Yokogawa, L. Zane, R. Young, W. Yee, P, Wright, R. Yoneshige, H. Woodd, D. Yee, A. Zsupnick, R. Yoshiyama, G. Young. We see determination pictured in the faces of Bread and bread and more bread! These poor these Sophomore PE boys as they strive for a Sophomores don't look very happy on their touchdown. first day of cafeteria duty. gf.-1 Brought to life is a scene from the Merchant of Venice, enacted by a World History class. -.W Bright smiles on the faces of Karen and Lanu reflect surprise and pleasure at their being crowned Mr. and Miss Howdy Doody The library's many resources are patiently explained to the Sophomores by school librarian, Miss Brown '35 WEL Q aww v I . 5 . 9 Qi , C ,54',' an 'YI' f A , F 0 1'Pf 'o MY MCM 4, X cliff 6 7 +A.. u -.-,v -9- db, V 4' 1911, ' Y -if J' I 7 X' f I gg- .. .- 4 4 ' pm Organizations create fellowship among all, encouraging school spirit and building better citizens with unselfish aims. it aiu and Scfwlll .55 is X x Sb X sts N X? KP L X4 v-' 'SSSXX Fin! row, loft to right: C. Onishi, G. Tani, F. C. Saikyo, E. Tanii, J. Yamauchi, E. Sakakida, S. Santo, S. Yap, E. Koiima, A. Suzuki, B. L. Tom, Lim, J- Lam, M- Black, J- Fukuda- L. Maruyama. Second row: H. Kido, K. Kinoshita, V ' Q 535 h osevelt Chapter of Quill and Scroll, an international honor society for high school iournalists, has 19 members this year. Members must have been in the upper third of their class scholastically and must have done outstanding work in iournalism at the time of their selection. An initiation banquet was held at the Halekulani Hotel in April. I Quuiwz Red Ctwoo Junior Red Cross members, advised by Mrs. Mercedes Carroll, worked diligently throughout the year, giving their time and service for the less fortunate. They experienced a highly successful year, undertaking such proiects as decorating the huge mess halls at Tripler Army Hospital for Christmas and working on the spring X enrollment drive. First row, loft to right: N. Shipp, R. Young, A. Hirai, vice president, A. Yim, S. Wong, N. Car- reira, E. Tong, l.. Tengan, P. Kawawaki, A. Mc- lntosh, L. Maruyama. Second row: S. Lee, E Hosokawa, P. Mizuo, president, R. Ching, P. Kortschak, J. Metcalfe, J. Santos, N. Omoto, G. Preiean, P. Manoi, E. Lum, J. Imada. Third row E. Carlson, D. Kim, A. Lai, J. Conner, M. Nip, l X . , 6 ij J' E. Aloiou, secretary, G. Miller, J. Jhul, B. Nelson, P. Lee, D. Understeller, J. Au, D. Watanabe, B. Uehara, S. Nip, C. Yee, J. Won. Fourth row: L. Ericksen, D. Stancil, B. Bannowsky, D. Hundham- mer, G. Collier, C. Kondo, J. Kuroiwa, J. Nelson, R. Newell, E. Shiraki, K. Shadowens, D. Kam, L. Fuiioka, G. Ortiz, E. Hu, J. Tanaka, A. Uyechi, M. Taiima, G. Mclntosh. Un CM Members of the Usherettes Club, under the advisership of Miss Hortense Schwal- lie, enioyed ushering at Honolulu Symphony concerts, Honolulu Community Theatre plays, and various school and community productions throughout the school year. These girls, always smiling and courteous, received many compliments for their good work. The question, May I see your tickets, please? introduced them to satisfied guests who were promptly and efficiently seated. First row, lofi Oo right: G. Yap, A. Won, W. Todd G. Takayama, R. Tatsuguchi, C. Saikyo, G. Chung E. Akau. Second row: D. Kaneko, J. Ogura, W. Lui, S. Okamura, L. Chun, C. Lee, L. Chun, E Ching, G. Lee, door chaifrrrqg S. Kuhns. Third row: M. Naukana, J. Akamine, J. Ida, L. Matsu- mori, J. Hir Kimura, J. Kurihara, E. Hall, E. lhara, L First row, left Io right: J. McAlexander, P. Ander- sta. Third row: F. Santo, M. Luke, P. Roxburgh, son, R. Robinson, M. Naito, J. Sakamoto, door . Fuiii, S. Nishizawa, G. Tani, J. Yamashita, S. chairman, J. Kobashigawa, V. Goo, G. Fujimori, Noda, F. Quon. Fourfh row: C. Chun, V. Shim, E. Luke, L. Leong. Second row: G. Squares, L. M. Haycock, S. Yap, door chairman, J. Dienes, Maruyama, P. Kortschak, J. Metcalfe, P. Hoover, X J. Conchee, door chairman, J. Lam, E. Sakakida, N. Nelson, T. Wong, A. Suzuki, P. Peltier, S. Chang, R. Padilla. ' K' 3, ,. li r -4 Hr, .flu N i 'L 'casa 4 Ig .H wi J i w g First row, left to right: G. Matsumoto, J. Yama- shita, F. Tarumoto, J. Ot ' l. Funasaki, A. Ono- gi, K. Teramoto, S. Node, V. Goo, I. Motoyama, F. Kurosaki. Second row: S. Chang, R. Padilla, E. Nakashima, C Matsuura, M. Naito, secretary, P. Kortschak, p Metcalfe, L. Ericksen, R. Ching, J. Kiyonaga, F. Yamamoto, F. Takama- tsu. Third row: E. Higa, J. Shimakura, ,L. Ugg- PLLQQ,-!-l. Masaki, J. Ida, L. Matsumori, J. Hirotsu, J. Kimura, R. Sonoda, J. Nishuda, J. Tsuda, K. Kaya, M. Sasagawa. Fourth row: M. Tom, V. Fuiii, R. Muraoka, K. Tsuii, C. Kubota, A. Oya- domori, E. Fuiii, A. Yokogawa, V. Chang, D. Ka- neko, S. Okamura, V. Okita, W. Lui, J. Ogura, J. Hiraoka, A. Makalii, V. Tamashiro. Fifth row: J. Tahara, S. Kaneshiro, N. Muraoka, J. Matsu- moto, B. J. Okagawa, D. Kobayashi, E. lhara, F. Yamane, E. Watanabe, A. Nakano, T. Sato, J. Yarnabayashi, T. Matsubara, J. Nishimoto, J. Ku- wata, treasurer, A. Moore. AJJQMA Q,1,7,,L' kJ . l-lui Kalwu Magazines for the hospitals, clothes for the needy, bean bags for the rehabilitation centers-these were some of the proiects of the Hui Kokua, advised by Miss Lorene Winter. Additional services included collecting books and giving hours of service to the Volunteer Service Bureau. Pvwjectiimiot Club Service to the school, the purpose of the Proiectionist Club, was carried out as its members operated the movie proiectors. Their meetings were held every other week, at which demonstrations and talks were presented under the guidance of Miss Evlyne Johnson. First row, left to right: M. Ueno, S. Wong, V. Jacroux, R. Makino, D. Kaerstner, I. Tam, treas- I ..-4... J. Au, C. Hart, D. Simao, J. Ching, K. Second row:. G. Lee, see- P. Kortschak, M.'J. Chee, L. nchee, A. Chong, L. Fong: Third row: R. Nelson, G. retary, urery A. Dougherty, N. Miyake, G. Kruse, D. Jones, D. Chang. Fourth row: D. Hayashi, J. Shockley, R. Nakamura, G. Ing, W. Scott, G. Tyau, G. Pang, vice president, I. Tam, E. Yamamoto, R. Bow, R. Kobayashi, N. Unten. ,ass First row, left to right: J. Yamauchi, G. Sung, G. Tyau, D. Kaya, R. Wong, H. Wong, H. Kita- secretary, J. Young, M. Yoshikami, P. Mizuo, A. mura, J. Thompson, D. Sakakida, S. Ng, E. Wong, Komenaka, M. Haycock, E. Kodani, A. Nakamura. B. Wong, J. Robinson, R. Nakamura, R. Jones, Second row: J. Fukuda, G. Ikeda, S. Mori, J. V. Tom, H. Saiki, R. Nelson, J. Topliss, V. Conchee, president, S. Chun, treasurer, F. Taka- Nishina. matsu, A. Silva, K. Lau, C. Tomioka. Third row: like lilwmai Science Clluli Playing an important role in the science program at Roosevelt is the Ake Akamai Science Club. Its purposes are to increase knowledge in science and to stimulate interest and appreciation of science. Under the guidance of Miss Katherine O'Dea, activities of the club consisted of talks, films, posters, showcase displays, and a visit to Queen's Hospital. Highlights of the year were Science Week and a banquet. 82 Raju 9 Dfw Candies, cookies, and balloons streamed out upon Roosevelt's Spanish Club mem- bers when the pinata was broken during their Christmas fiesta. Composed of second-year Spanish students, El Roio y Oro, under the advisership of Mrs. Fay Midkift, displayed a Spanish nativity scene in the showcase and held a successful pound cake sale. Bringing the .tun-filled year to a close were the initiation of first-year students during Peon Week and a Spring Festival. First row, left to right: R. Young, R. Lee, M. nada, S. J. Metcalfe, L. Chun, Yoshikami, R. Ching, E. Akau, B. Chipchase, V. L. Chun, A. Miyamoto. Third Yap, K. Hirata, N. Onishi, S. Wong, treasurer. row: R, R. Quon, O. Saiki, Second row: M. Onaha, D. Understeller, D. Ca- vice president, D president, L. Chong. Lfkfxfkfirv ,v fi M I my Y : 1 l Q l Qu . .5 -,:. I .M .-.. Vll, ' W. .:5.. 1 i M .ik g- V Q . - 1 . 'Q - - F fi . :I -.,,, Q I x I 1 - s kr . .. . . A.:, ,. f ,f X . - . N-ea . ,. -W P i, . 1 L... . t Y fe - 4 1 1 ' f' '. Y ' I - ft' ' -- if , 4 3-if A .E 1 5 x if ii ,if i .. A P' . , ed H et' 'N' . Q . ,fgmf 34. ' g i Q .5 , 'J' . hifi. . tr. f 'AQV ' . f.e'Qfl. ..... v First row, loft to right: D. Watanabe, J. Kiyonaga, E. Tanii, treasurer, G. Sung, G. Lee, R. Tom, J. D. Kobayashi, M. Yoshikami, E. Hasegawa, P. Kuroiwa, E. Aloiau, M. Kawasaki, B. Uyehara, Kortschak, vice Pfesidemi 5. Kim, E- Koiima. E- T. Yamashita. Fourth row: L. Yap, secretary, D. Yamada. Second row: L. Chong, J. Tsuda, M. Hanzlik, P. Hirano, G. Maekawa, L. Yuen, J. Kohashi, H. Oda, S. Yap, L. Hee, P. Shimizu, G. Takamiya. Yap, president, V. Shim, J. Taniguchi. Third row: MMR Veni, vidi, vici. fl came, I saw, I conqueredj Famous days of Caesar were relived by the second-year Latin students of Civitas Romana, the oldest club at Roosevelt. Besides the mastering of the Latin language, Bernini's Fountains of Rome, the Arch of Titus, and stories of Virgil and Horace were part of the cultural and historical background taught by Mrs. Faye Midkiff, adviser. On the Ides of March the Romans celebrated the annual Roman banquet when masters dined in togas and were served by humble servi. First row, loft to right: G. Fuiimori, L. Ching, secretary, K. Kaya, L. Muramoto, C. Keist, P. Avedon, C. Hashimoto, F. Santo, E. Kodani, J. Young. Second row: E. Harada, E. Masuda, J. Ku- rihara, R. Sonoda, F. Yamane, S. Chun, J. Con- chee, S. Lim, president, E. Hu, E. Hiyane. Third row: R. Makino, treasurer, I. Motoyama, L. M. Choy, L. Malig, E. Hata, E. Beppu, P. Langlois, K. Yamashiro, vice president. Fourth row: C. Bento, G. Chong, R. Halvorson, D. Kaya, N. Chang, E. W. Chapman. 19 Jw-... Sitting, loft to right: Third year French club members: Gla ncing over the 25th Anniversary edition G. Lum, M. A. Taylor, P. Hofmann, A. Komenaka, G. of La Causeneu are Sfaff members Grace, Koiima Standing V Tom T Oda J Lam L Maruya ma B'Gormer 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Jo-Ann, April, Lenore, Saundra, and Pauline. .Ceo Cauoeww La Semaine Francaise, lThe French Weekl, was highlighted by the initiation of first-year students, displays in the showcases, and the French assembly. Les Cau- seurs and Les Causeurs Cadets celebrated the day of Epiphany at their banquet where ten first-year students, attired in the garb of French peasants, waited on tables. Les Causeurs Cadets, associate members of Les Causeurs, consists of students from the second-year French class. Under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy du M. Gill, the Cadets assisted in the publication of La Causette, the French magazine, and contributed funds for the education of Dedee, the French orphan. Front row, left to right: J. Miyahara, L. Leong, G. Spuler, M. Scott, J. Huber, R. Tatsuguchi, F. Takamatsu, M. Naito, F. Miyashiro, J. Sakamoto, J. Kobashigawa, E. Sakakida, treasurer. Second row: E. Richard, C. Nagata, B. Parrott, K. Lau, B. Uehara, C. Chun, H. Iwata, C. Saikyo, P. Mc- Lachlan, B. Bannowsky, P. Seastrom. Third row R. Jones, R. Ching, H. Young, J. Topliss, B. Thompson, K. Hirai, I. Tam, E. Yamamoto, B. Wong, G. Tyau. w 3'5 UE . 1-:un ' Q3 V -ef. it ,J we QQ! i . A .-Qijf, , X ' B A , ,. Ng. Q F A ,fs QS ...ia 3 . vu ' , W 3:35 fi 1 ' H5 r ig . X ' -. ' . A if W . . .. . :W i ' ' V . gf - 1 . 1, WP 5 f '. -of ,' . ' ki , 'i . - .ef A - . N, ,s M :, - K 2 . t as J I, i Y id' F . . Q.-V 1 . si M - -'-- s A A f so Q ' f 1 f J' . J r A i' t.. A A . . . t -t-nl if ' st, 'Q 2 K - . ,- . V - A , H. .. 'g A i H . 'Sf .- fs , g f N, - c ess E ff . ,, v w i.: ti' 1- e fp.. 5 . k 'I' ,', :' '- . .fy , . - W as 7 - . J frf. c. b . ., , Q. .., -H ,H . 2 A Q ya ,, .. L 6 5 Q ,Q T, Q qw Nw x 1 I . 45.-If , x ii ng at wifi , Q bf.. .l 'Zn' h, ss. as . ,fis t :V tif' wt- . sf? J' ' 'F , A . if s. - ' if Q . ',-if 95? ' V 1 'Y' t . F l f -1: .U 4. .l i X ' L5 5525? A IZ ' I 7 . I I . A J' . lx 1 . Q' 5 ' ' 1 K .. . A- .' 1 : s.. ,.,. Y M, V Nw 'EL ' .f , . - 'l 1 '- ' Y' N ,X -. 4 , -' 17 , f A , ' F Z if . cial - -- A ' ' ' y, p Q . wi, E, Q. ,X . YA V 1 2 Lrxr I A 4 . . MQWM44. J. First row, loft to right: L. M. Choy, H. Young, L. Ching. Third row: L. Kwock, C. Ho, E. Fuiii, P. Loo, V. Lee, L. Tamanaha, S. Kaneshiro, F. Santo, Zane, M. Pang, J. Tom, B. Young, D. Schroeder, V. Shim, L. Sakamoto, L. Chong, president. Second P. Oyer, T. Awaya, R. Ho, S. Akahoshi, K. Nagao, row: S. Okamura, J. Miyahara, L. Leong, A. Ching, C. Lum, W. Ching, P. Engel, R. Halvorson. M. Chang, L. Ching, R. Ing, F. Ho, L. Kong, C. Rwaevekt Clmiotian Fellawoldp Members ofthe Roosevelt Christian Fellowship sought to stimulate Christian fellow- ship and growth on the campus. Their Thursday meetings were comprised of special speakers, Bible studies, discussions, movies, and singing. Members also enioyed socials, rallies held with other Christian Fellowships, and an Easter camp. Mr. Tom Lanigan and Miss Janet Tanaka served as advisers. , X Shiraki, J. Toma, L. Muramoto, B. L. Omura, A. Hirai, B. J. Omura, L. Maruyama, G. Honda, vice president, M. Tsuruda. Second row: E. Tanaka, B. L. Tom, secretary, E. Aloiau, D. Watanabe, A. Lai, J. Lam, K. Osedo, J. Au, P. Wong, B. Chu. Wt First row, left to right: S. Wong, C. Ching, E. Third row: C. Moriyama, H. Ishimine, V. a- shiro, C. Kubota, J. Oi, G. Matsumoto, Otani F. Quon,,l. Wong, C. Lee. Fourth row: . Noda P. Tarumoto, . ogi, B. J. Okagawa, J. Naka sone, K. Tsuii, G. Chung, A. Uyechi. Tanaka, W. Char X Af, 1 1 First row, left to right: C. Camacho, A. Ching, E. Hee, L. Holokahi, S. Au, Al.'Ventur B. Lono, Y. Dias. Second row: M. Vasconcellos, Hayes, J. Kimura, P. No ura, M. Schoenke, J. uhl, G. 4 4 is ftp. ' as SJS- i I sv. if: iff' Miller, M. Yokoyama, E. Lum. Third row: M. Chun, D. Canada, K. Heatherly, 8. Hing, D. Medeiros, S. Pung, J. Santos. Fufww l'l0M8MllllPJl6 als llnwlica Promoting appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking is the aim ofthe Future Homemakers of America. An orientation tea was held to welcome new members and acquaint them with the purposes of the club. The annual fashion show and a shamrock drive were sponsored to raise money to send delegates to the annual convention. Trips were made to the Gas Company for party ideas and to Models Hawaii. New officers were installed at a luncheon held at the close of the year. First row, loft to right: M. Haycock, D. Simao, L. Hee, secretary, C. Hart, N. Howe, B. Sato, P. Seastrom, P. Luling, P. Corcoranv 5eco w' C. Aloiau, A. Chang, C. Chang, E. Rosa, I. Tumbaga, J. Wisenbaker, R. nd ro . P. Souza, G. Akina. Third row: M. Carter, presi- dent, V. Beckley, A. Thomas, G. Ortiz, J. Moniz, G. Wood, J. Cornwell, A. Moore, P. Peltier, P. A. Roxburgh, G. Luiz, B. Leong. QC 9 XX 1' it YQ' M Q fm. 4 . i f - ' N xi l J Va' 1 4 K, f m ff ta W .nimw M X .gz J. Kiyonaga, R. Sonoda. Third row: . Tamashiro, N. Onishi, B. Leong, P. Corcoran, P. Langlois, J. Nishida, M. Kawasaki, First C. Chun, G. Seki, J. Na- G. Yap, G. Fuiimori, A. Su- kamura, zuki, Snavely, W. Snavely. Second row- Akazawa P Anderson treasurer S Yap vice president, M. Yoshikami, B. X 'a awa, . i. , . , , . , J. Santos, K. Kim, M. lchiio, J. Tsuda, G. Tateno, Dezsy, M. Naukana, N. Kashinoki. l Rwaeuelt lfliglatiug Members of the Roosevelt Nightingales, who plan careers in nursing, may be seen on the campus in their aqua and white uniforms. By having speakers and by participating in the Junior Aide Program at Queen's Hospital, they have in- creased their knowledge of nursing. They have done numerous service proiects guided by Mrs. Ivah Feiteira. Futuna Teaclww ul, A ' Future teachers have organized the Mary Lyon Future Teachers of America Club. Through speakers, talks, and movies more information on teaching and oppor- tunities for training were gained. A two hundred dollar scholarship for a de- serving member ofthe club was set up. Guiding social as well as other functions of the club were Mrs. Corene Jackson and two members of the University of Hawaii Teachers College Club, Edwin ' x Miyasaki and Bow Chu Leong. First row, left to right: M. Yoshikami, P. Mizuo, president, E. Hasegawa, F. Santo, J. Hiraoka, P. Shimizu, F. Yamamoto, J. Sakamoto, L. Leong, M. Naito, vice president, H. lshimine. Second row: S. Okamura, J. Taniguchi, E. Kojima, J. Ku- rihara, J. Yamauchi, L. Chun, R. Chang, secretary, S. Wong, F. Takamatsu, L. Sakamoto. Third row: C. Kubota, R. Sonoda, B. J. Okagawa, J. Taka- miya, F. Yamane, F. Quon, M. lnouye, M. Luke, E. Luke, E. Kaneshiro, V. Yap, S. Chang. Fourth CU C-.- . Q . 035. row: S. Lim, D. Kaneko, J. Nakasone, T. Oda, f treasurer, H. Oda, J. Young, C. Ho, V. Fujii, M. Sasagawa, L. Nishii, S. Kuhns. . , ,Wt 1. First row, left to right: J. Tom, S. Tam, S. Wong, C. Fuiii, O. M. Lee, L. Fong, C. Chang, G. Tate- no, M. Tom, M. J. Chee. Second row: G. Chung B. Ho, M. Horiuchi, L. Sakamoto, J. Lam, S. Lim vice president, L. Hee, C. Chee, W. Pang, Fi Okumura, C. Lee. Third row: D. Yoshishige, A Dougherty, G. Koide, H. Higuchi, E. Lee, K. Ya- 1 mashiro, T. Wong, secretary, J. Young, L. Ozaki, E. Hong, . , . . Fourth row: M. Choy, C. Yara, G. Horiuchi, N. Loui, D. Wata- nabe, G. Kami, K. Kaneshiro, N. Miyake, presi- dent, G. Ing, G. Perry, M. Muraoka, T. Takai, T. Pangilinan, G. Tyau. Canwfm Clluh With the purpose of fostering an interest in photography, the Camera Club, under the advisership of Mr. Edwin Chinn, held lectures and discussions, and were given instructions in darkroom work. These enthusiastic camera bugs also submitted pictures to the National Photography Contest. Climaxing the year was the Camera Club banquet. iullo' Melia Aaonciatiau Promoting a well-rounded program of athletics for girls and encouraging good sportsmanship and fellowship are the goals of the Girls Athletic Association. Playdays composed of volleyball, basketball, and bowling were held with other schools and with faculty and former club members. Money-making proiects in- cluded a lei and coke sale under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Kauka. B First row, loft to right: L. Whiting, G. Gay, J. Kihar E. Chang, D. Dematta, M. Kosora, vice Rodrigues, C. Ching, treasurer, S. Rosa, secretary, Third row: M. McGurn, M. Ueno, D. C. Brown D. Soleta, J. Whaley, K. Guererro, J. N. Nelson, president, C. Cornwell. Second row: K. Wai, B. Chun-Hoon, G. Chang, L. Leong, D. Jikaku J. Ing, M. Awana, G. Sakamoto, A. M K. Chang. .y O ,H aliauae Tlfeopiau Swiehj Act well your part, there all the honor lies, is the motto of Roosevelt's National Thespian Society, one of three such groups in the Territory of Hawaii. This honor society, advised by Mrs. Grace McAlister, is devoted to the advancement of dramat- ics in secondary schools. Members are selected for their meritorious participation in the dramatic arts. First row, left to right: G. Hoo, L. Fraizer, B. Howard, C. Callaway, B. Bannowsky, L. Chapman, I. Tumbaga, J. Huber. Second row: S. Hormann, D. Ovio, M. Black, R. Jones, J. Robinson, B. Chipchase, S. King. Yhird row: J. isle, M. Mc- Morrow, B. Gortner, J. Topliss, R. Freed, A. Arnold, L. Sebelle. 'Rfk Busy servicing the spot and the art pro- jector are stage crew members James, Adin, Samuel, and Martin. A little over this way! says Bill, as Mik- David, Paul, and John assist him with tt gells. Sl X NN Q0 Die, foul witch! Jim, Rosalie, Leslie, from The Enchanted Prince. Tommy enact a scene 1 SQ? Rm Waumuwvw Roosevelt's spotlight focused on the student-written and student-produced En- chanted Prince, the Little Theater's first-run play ofthe year. Lured by the glamour of the theater, members gained valuable dramatic experience under the direction of Mrs. Grace McAlister. l. Organized to promote interest and appreciation of drama, the Little Theater in- cluded among its activities: monologues, skits, pantomimes, and platform plays. First row, loft to right: P. Keenan, J. Nation, L Black, S. Burns, B. Bannowsky, vice president, B. Howard, C. Callaway, O. Lee, B. Heckenlively, C. Souza. Second row: S. Wong, S. Nip, L. Fraizer N. Howe, E. Akau, secretary, S. Hormann, presi dent, J. Silva, J. Dienes, D. Jenkins, N. Pontius 1 1 L. Roberts. Third row: M. Nip, A. Takayesu, C. Garcia, J. Huber, S. Hicks, R. Jones, A. Reed, D. Ovio, M. B. Silva, J. Murphy, N. Mulvehill. Fourth row: J. lsle, B. Gortner, treasurer, M. McMorrow, J. Topliss, J. Robinson, R. Freed, L. Chapman, S. Horsgman, A. Davis, A. Arnold. 5 JMQZQI . ' rs... s Q 'Hb- A 621206, 'V ' 10 'l ' 111362615 wi 'vdfff wfffff 'Mm 4 dmc-' lf fl F Wa hl !! ,lyfqlff f. 'W I 1 La 15341246 I4 i, If I' 7 WM if - ' lf. Of , ,,,,,J 1hf1'f fb if!! f fff ff' fl' 199 15 , llzggu' aww- fzffr if w if 1' 1 1 1 ' ZQfiW, 4 1l4m , fn 'W '1! If.4Z',f' :ef Iliff N 11101 .Q-fa Sports s climax like the unduunted, unpredict- X W,-JH W.. 0 f-' yy i xg Kai Bong Chu: Edmund Vasconcellos Semgr Foofba Athletic Director John Wright Senior Footbail Senigr Foofba Uwwitg C CQ The Athletic Dep The name of Roosevelt High School has come to represent fair play, determination, and ability in sports events on Oahu. Many people have won- dered how we are able to maintain our enviable position as a top school. A team is only as good as its coaches, and Roosevelt's mentors are the best in the league. These men and women take green, inexperienced students and mold them into powerful, co-ordi- nated, and spirited groups. Whether it was the championship football team, or the determined baseball team, the same fighting spirit com- pelled the respect and admiration of the specta- tors. The many hours our able coaches have spent as- sisting, guiding, and oftering encouragement have not only made good teams, but have also set standards and ideals for us to follow in our later lives. All! wnhlc Hand Ptwducing W' Peter Chun aenior Basketball b Bob Gardner Mai. James Abts Lester Higa Elizabeth Kauka Ro er' Reg' Senior Track Rifle Baseball Girls' Tennis JV Football, Basketball, Lilo Allen MfSgt. Wilbert Holck Thelma Harris Mercedes Carroll Swimming Senior Track Rifle Golf Boys' Tennis xt. ilfwl ac if wx nm . . W is x Q gji v ffy' R Q z, mr '- , .RQ Qzx HA Q . , SWR ' F? ,T -.,, 'Q ., L AN? sv! 54 A is ix 'W 1? Fi 3 55,3 . ' ' 9 .1 in R Q 1.5 X Q. A mx ,g N -, .. i 4 , ' Q 5, Q, X gk?-Q x K 1 ' 24' ' - K we A , Z fam Q L TQ Qiw f, V' , , , ! -45 Q 4 K A A Q Qgxgmixrx ' Q ISR' Q ' 5? M 1 l . 8 'W ikx ' Y N K f ski SeniwzU ibyli History repeats itself, as the saying goes, and so it was with the '56 edition of the Rider grid machine. The boys literally plowed through all opposition to retain the coveted Interscholastic League Championship crown. After beating Kaimuki easily, the Riders rolled over St. Louis and Iolani in succession and then, with the skill of champions, they beat Punahou, enabling us to keep the Paintbrush Trophy. Con- fident and assured, Roosevelt defeated McKinley, Kamehameha, and Farrington to end the season unbeaten and triumphant. Proving their complete superiority, they once again trounced Punahou in the Thanksgiving Day game. The final feather in our cap was the victory over the rural cham- pions, Kahuku High School, in the Shrine game. From a team composed of almost all inexperienced players, we rose to the top due to the work of the best coach in the league, Edmund Ticky Vasconcellos. With the help of assistant coaches Kai Bong Chung and Johnny Wright, he pulled the boys together to form one of the finest foot- ball teams ever to represent Roosevelt. The team was champion not only in maneu- vers, but also in sportsmanship and courtesy. This can be attributed to the integrity of the man who taught these qualities. In an address to the student body the coach explained the team's motivating creed: lf you win, be generous, if you lose, be good sports. The i956 Seabnnb Rewind REGULAR SEASON PRE-SEASON Roosevelt Opponent Roosevelt Opponent 25 -.......---.-....-.. Kaimulii .... ............... 0 38 . . ,... ............ C astle High ....,,,,.. ............ . . O 42 ........ ........ 5 T. Louis . ........... 7 38 ....... ......... S t. Anthony ,.......... I2 21 -.-..... -....... l Olani ........ ..... 6 18 ........ ......... B aldwin High ,.,,,........ O 33 ........ ........ P unahou ,..,,... .,,,,., 2 'l 36 ....v,.. ...,,,,, M cKinIey ,,...,.,., .,,,,.. 1 4 POST SEASON 27 ........ ........ K amehameha ................... 6 25 ..,..... ......... T hanksgiving Game ,,....,, T9 13 ........ ........ F arrington .............................. O 22 .....,....,......... Shrine Game ,,., ,,,.,,, . ..,, , . O WON 12, LOST 0, TIED 0 Top row, left to right: M. Holbrook, quarterback, A. Wallwork, fullback, M. Kelly, halfback, W. Pa, guard: M. Kam, halfback. Second row L Tasaka, tackleg R. Keen, end, F. Wallace, guard, J. DeCorte, center, T. Kaawalauole, end. 1-. Top row, left Io right: B. Akina, halfbackp L. Ozaki, tackle, W. Larson, tackle. Second row: J. Whaley, halfback, J. Amenocruz, guard, F. Judd, end. Third row: J. Wilia, halfbackp R. Mizuta, tackle. Fourth row: V. Fernandez, guard, F. Salanoa, tackle. Fifih row: T. Price, center, D. Cuban, quarterback. Sixth row: J. Meyer, end, C. Kauhane, fullback. tlw David Ogawa, Norman Nagamine, Kenneth Ayai and Ray Hosino find football managing challenging l. xii 59621.- W . . 'xr , E i 1 i in Qigmgff v ni' '9'w 1 - -, f 'N 4 ' n,'K!f'ff'gQ Sin. WU '75 'HQ' 1 -ny? YUM 'inf Yi f .HM AVF! 1-, ' ' 4 Q f 1 ,P Z' Y' 'Ugg-in iii S111-, ff' .1 gina, J 1. ,. ,!'5.'W2l? .sn-' .sv 5..' ' ' . I, 'A . , . L. , ,.,.-fi .Mfr 97' ,fl '4 57 I 'gn 4' X Aylett ably avoids a Sf. Louis Crusader. UPWUUJ Kivlwib lv A daily practice session starts out with calisthenics. Hard work made them champs. -gif-4 gi A Mm Y , Q agwl ,iff i mv 7 as -'Q '- ? 'Yin n V ...MJ li I V' 7 T Y. '51, 1 is . ' ' If My 541.1 31' ., GQ ' f iff ' X-rx' 1 W. fri-'HI' ' Wwe- r1F '.,Q l ' 6 'll ' lm u g NZ' gusty i, liz, z R wtf-bww Gigi ,NJA I Q' 'few ,Jw Milton Kam leaves the Crusaders eating his dust. WL Elw Final G T P ed Mike Kelly displays The expert maneuvering which made him an all-star. 1 4 Top row, left to right: W. Kaleimamahu, fullback, G. Wong, end, L. Cambra, end. Second row: L. Gan- dall, tackle, B. Kobayashi, center, J. Ortiz, guard. Third row: R. Mau, halfback, G. Paet, tackle. Fourth row: L. Piliwale, guard, R. Correa, quarterback. Fifth row: B. Thompson, halfbackg D. Richardson, fullback, Sixth row: N. Schoening, end, T. Tasaka, end. cwaTeam A man's goal should exceed his reach. 94 gig? iff is ' A 1 5 . L. W . w -' V . .-: ' :rj J , ' :,.3:-. in ii p 1. 1 ' it--,ygw K E 8 xxx' .f ew . l .. ------.......,,,. Mfluuv-up-..'-.-v-....-.. 'Nun Tlwg Dinpkaqed 'F' Whaley gains precious yardage in the McKinley garv Cawmge and Spwmfomavwkip The brainwork behind the brawnwork. A crucial moment in the decisive Kam game brings the boys to Their feet, excitement reflected on their faces and Reigned an Champimw A aiu To celebrate our victory, a cake. I Yi , i ii i ii N 41 U.. N, 'i .iv The clasping of hands is a basketball Tradition signifying Teamwork, spirit, and loya Pfwcioe Pllago and Talented T O Qx i ll Seniimll ihJBa Charged with fight and indomitable spirit, the game Rough Rider quintet fought through a tough season. Although losing many games, they always put up a difficult battle, usually being de- feated by only a few points. The bright spots of the season were our victories over Maryknoll, turnees from last year's team were Mark Hol- brook and Francis Young, who led the boys in scoring. They were supported by other Seniors: Lou Patch, Charles Bento, Jerome Fonseca, and Roger Chung. The outstanding iuniors on the team, Daniel Cuban and Paul Oyer, will return next year along with Millard Beck, Alex Uyeda, Alex Kekahuna, and Gary Wong to lead a wiser and more experienced squad. McKinley, and lolani. The team fielded a green unit for the only re- Tlw l957 Seaoimb Rewind Roosevelt Opponents 36 . . . . Punahou . . . . . . 41 46 . . . Farrington . . . 51 32 . . . Kamehameha . . 47 40 . . . St. Louis . . . 61 42 . . . Kaimuki . . . 52 31 . . . Mid-Pacific . . 43 39 . . McKinley . . 35 43 . . . Iolani . . . . 40 46 . . . Maryknoll . . 36 FRANCIS YOUNG MARK HOLBROOK LOU PATCH CHARLES BENTO , 3 W 5 Z r Qgsz jfwf 1 3' i ts! 25 ,h V A .ll of Alert guard Francis Young grabs a share of the ball. we Ewlc Bebww and llbwm DANIEL CUBAN If 'xxx I 5 i .,.,, I E A '-rr f ' 5 g , 6. T 3 vt Q 'R JEROME FONSECA MILLARD BECK QC? nrt In ,J ' ?f3,r Mgj V V 4'-r, 'W-xA.,A Xksfv.. E r,Err A 5. R fag fl' R' +,.., 2' .A- ww -, f w N . , ' 2 ,, S -'ff'4,g N n f 'W A PM 5 ff, ww ' 'l nf - ' S -. A J ' 'I' KN 7 :T - 42-,.A-X '. , Y , :., -1 f- 1+ ' A 1' my 1 V. , ,V .5 . -2 4+E..r,g .,'-J-,ij j Q 4. . A N f ey N ' W 17' J r N W 1- .LQ f i ? . .,w!Nm,i 'JPN W 1 g .gsquy , A , r 'Mfg A , ,, my-Y 'Q , A .' ,aj gt, . Il Q 1-Mgr aa,es,., S'33 ': 3 .- ' ,, 1--..nf SMX W K M V ' 5 . l , 5' Q if ax , ,.. -Qgia 1 ' 5 - - 1 Qiffsawz fr f' 6 . 3 g Q, ' ,. .2 2. gtf , '3 XZ- 'S wr x fmggw 'E :Q in ff ,RSX HQ 'X Qi 11 3? sl N , .. f' , 'r ,- lg:-..: , ,.,,., . .-. Mr-W ' ,' ' ,f A --wf,L3sQ-,- W A Y fa - 2, ,Y wad Si, gm, ,mv , . f-W , ,MMM - - ' wrffa- 'v s ' lib,-w,,M Ap, ,-- ,, 4-...- ,,., PAUL OYER M rrrr 'X-. yy Vi . ' .J E . , . lf -J,Ei'6. sgn ,f .A Q I 1 n Q FY The game as on as center Lou Patch leaps high for the tip-off! and Pine bon what 90 Plat ALEX KEKAHUNA 1 I I ROGER CHUNG Si Xi A .- . 9UF The scrappy babes of Makiki fought their way to a fifth place tie with lolani in the Junior Interscholastic League. With the skillful guidance of Coach Robert Rego, the boys were molded into a well-balanced team. The build- ing of character and the knowledge of fundamentals were instilled into each team member. Not only did they learn their rough and tumble lessons but they also learned to be gentlemen on the field as well as off. From a comparatively green team the boys progressed into a fighting machine. Next year we'll be looking forward to these same boys to supple- ment our senior varsity. Depending on bright prospects like Joe Ahuna, LeRoy Hill, Alex Kekahuna, John Clif- ford, Andrew Zane, and Walter Ta- mura, we should do quite well. Fronl row, leh to right: J. Ahuna, L. R. Hill, C. Mehrtons H. Woodd, T. Bridges, M. Kanaho, R. Tuufuli, W. Downe J. Ferrei, M. Pang, R. Twelmeyer. Second row: N. Uyeda F. Brown, R. Takamiya, W. Tamura, J. Clifford, D. Yee, J Barzo, D. Stencil, A. Jarrett, H. Sodetani, R. Larson, H. Su kiyama, C. Kanekokea. Third row: M. Martin, W. Panoke J. Carroll, E. Hiraki, A. Zane, J. Winn, V. Faamanatuga, A Kekahuna, D. Kaeo, G. Nutt, E. Nakamura, M. Matsushima B. Cambra. .g .bi , 90 Baolwlhalll Robert Rego, making his debut as coach of the Rough Rider Babes, led the iayvees to an impressive Hrst place tie with Punahou. The season ended in an exciting two out of three playoff series. The Maki- kians defeated the Puns 53-49 in the final game to be proclaimed Champ- ions of the Junior Varsity Basketball League. With Tom Schartz and Joe Meyer pro- viding the height, and fast breaking Richard Mau and Lloyd Nishina fight- ing for scoring honors, the jayvees were practically invincible. Bernard Bisho and Marshall Eto, two alert ball-hawks , added to the iunior hoopsters' scoring. These future up- perclassmen may be iust the seasoning needed to fire-up the varsity squad. First row, Inf! to right: B. Bisho, L. Nishina, J. Ahuna, R Mau, S. Tokuda, R. Komatsu. Second row: W. Tamura, Mgr. U. Faamanatu, F, Lenchako, L. Hill, J, Meyer, R. Rittenhouse, T. Swartz, C. Mehrtens, N. Uyeda, C. Kanekoa, M. Eto, E Hiraki, Mgr. Top: Mau displays true championship form Below: A scramble for the ball, and Roosevelt recovers' mwah' etermined Keith McDonald wins the grueling 44 K-,ww mv' ' Seniwi U ily Track Roosevelt's spikesters again proved themselves to be top contenders for the track crown. Practice was delayed by unscheduled bad weather but January found the team practicing diligently. Again the tests and measurements program uncovered fine talent to strengthen the team. Leading the Rider team were veterans Mike Kelly, Milt Kam, Dave Robertson, Mike Look, Keith McDonald, Danny Cuban, Walt Larsen, John DeCorte, Aylett Wallwork, Rich- ard Mau, Robert Keen, George Kruse, and LeRoy Hill. They were ably assisted by promising newcomers Dave Ogawa and Rand Jennings, the latter being the standout find in the tests and measurements program. Although the team wasn't as strong as those in the past four years, it still proved to be a formidable opponent with our key men coming through as expected. We salute our fine Coaches Ticky Vasconcellos, Lilo Allen, and Bob Gardner who again molded these boys into a fine team and instilled in them good sportsmanship. Congratulations, team, for a job well done. ma 0 sprint. Star shot-putter John DeCorte gets off a winning hea 1 --I Speedoww Versatile Dan Cuban shows great form. First row, left to right: M. Kam, R. Almeida, J. Wilia, W. Pa, D. Cuban, R. Mau, K. Maeda, H. Oshiro, W. Thompson, S. McLean, R. Correa. Second row: A. Dunn, M. Look, D. Robertson, M. Pang, K. McDonald, L. R. Hill, E. Jenkins, G. Spencer, R. Chu, A. Kekahuna, G. Wong, A. Jarreii, J. DeCorfe. Third row: F. Salanoa, R. Keen, F. Wallace, T. Price, W. Larsen, V. Fernandez, M. Kelly, A. Wallwork, N. Schoening, J. Blaffau, H. Phillips, D. Lee. .. x i 1 1 re. S 1 . . 9 Qi gl J, W 4 J is K, , s 1 x 5 A 1 p....3 H ff'fl'xf, Q s'e'5.ffV- of fif xffry' rw 'W' R 51 'x Aa, . v MIKE KELLY Sprints wr 5 Q . ,X A I ps Yifx 'K ,Qi D Qi Q MILTON Sprints KAM KEITH MCDONALD DAVID ROBERTSON 440 Pole Vault MICHAEL LOOK Pole Vault 'QQ W N iraq NN A, . -, fig,?I'?Wss ,MW -e p - --W f ' Sprint star Mike Kelley speeds To victory. S RICHARD MAU 880 X X QM, X J K S .XL : Q : we H ,, -LpjS Q'.-We 1 .15 - NK L. . We JOHN DeCORTl Sh put HAROLD OSHIRO Mile A 3 ef l 57.1 5, vgighk .41 DANNY CUBAN High iumpf Pole vaultp Broad jump 4 W WALTER LIXRSEN Shot put '- X Dave Robe JAMES WILIA Sprints A in rfson sails Through th ROBERT KEEN Hurdles he Q ..r. i f e air with 'rh e greatest of ease. DUNN DONALD LEE 880 42 1 if? : 'H 9 YL x sf ' LQ 123 rx WST' hi, tl! First row loft to right: G. Wong, R. Sugita, S. Tokuda, L. Nishina, T. Ishii, M. Takushi. Second row: K. Kaneshiro, M. Eto, L. Holland, J Whaley M, Holbrook, R. Twelmeyer, A. Uyeda. Seniwr Bcwelmll The Roosevelt High nine again entered the interscholastic Baseball League with high hopes. Though lacking a Junior Varsity squad, the boys worked hard to keep the great American pastime alive at Roosevelt. Coach Lester Higa feels that he had a good selection of boys to work with. The team should be commended for its fine effort. The Rider sandlotters found how hard it was to be good winners as well as good losers. They are to be lauded for their good sportsmanship. Seniors Mark Holbrook, Arvin Sethman, Morris Takushi, and Richard Sugita formed the bulk of the team. Underclassmen Har- vey Hahn, Jerry Kami, Russell Twelmeyer, and Kenneth Kaneshiro are expected to spearhead next year's drive. Sta.. - as 0. X 'Nant Sandlolww Sllide Tlvwuglc Top: Sanguine Seaman Harvey Hahn belts out a badly needed hit. Below: Encouragement from the dugout always helps. , 0,5 in sv N ax 0 .X ...PS 9 9- fS hlP R - R Dora Jacroux shows the fine form which made her a A 90043 dive can PUT 3 swimmer in The lead, and C0 Consisfenf poinpgainer. captain Midge stretches to gain precious feet o I S 0 0 p-ug Led by Dora Jacroux and Midge Scott, Roosevelt's mermaids of 1957 showed themselves to be a capable and hard-working group. Despite the handicap of being able to practice only a short time each day, the girls defeated their op- ponents to place second in the league. Besides their excellent work this season, Roosevelt's prospects for 5 next year are brighter than in any previous year. Record-breaking Dora Jacroux will return with other top iuniors Pauline Hofmann and Lorna Kelly to lead a team which should give the consistent cham- pions, Punahou, some stiff com- petition. Coach Robert Rego's patient guid- ance has once more turned out a team well worthy of representing our school. First row, left to right: L. Ouchi, D. Jacroux, D. Hofmann, J. Dienes, J. Simons, M. Scott, B. Maudsley. Second row: Miki, D. Cummings, J. Welsh, L. Kelly, S. Fung, P, McKee. K. Kaaa, L tgtiewii A N qpxiitv Doug Miki glides swiftly through the water: the result if daily practice. 'tm sims Outstanding Sophomore Allan Char knows that prac tice makes perfect. BmJo'S ' ' The T957 Boys' Swimming Team came through the season with a creditable record. Although lack- ing in number and experience, this handtul of boys upheld the name of Roosevelt at their various meets. Under the guidance of Coach Rob- ert Rego, the boys practiced daily at the Nuuanu YMCA. As a result of this hard work they became a i 't I ,f .Ml .U , i I close working team, displaying spirit in defeat and sportsmanship in victory. Co-captains Doug Miki, Bill Taylor, and Jack Stevenson will graduate at the year's end, but the Rider mermen are expected to come through next season with a bigger and more experienced team. Q e . f . loft to right: K., H.yHayfh , W. Taylor, J. Stevenson, D. Miki, A. Char, D. Goodman. ,U lf ,-ws Q. l C '.s. ,.,..........-.-..--.-- First row left to right: P. Avedon, K. Kruse, W. Pang, D. Hanzlik, K. Wai. Second row: G. Chang, S. Wong, N. N son S Rosa B. Ho. Mo' Teuuio Miss Elizabeth Kauka again coached the Rider Girls' Tennis Team. Lacking depth this year the team failed to equal the fine performances of pre- vious teams, but no one can say that these good natured Iasses didn't try their best. The girls will have an up and coming team next year with returnees Diana Hanzlik, Bernadeen Ho, Karen Wai, and Winifred Pang. Gully Team Roosevelt's divot diggers, under the direction of Mrs. Thelma Harris show- ed fine team play at the local greens. Though inexperienced, these golfers used this opportunity to improve their game as well as represent Roosevelt in league competition. Charles Bento, E. Walker Chapman, Bill Thompson, and Fred Zane, seniors, formed the nucleus of the team. Pros- pects for next year look good with many returning underclassmen. Firsl row, left to right: H. Kanai, F. Axcell, F. Zane, P. Takenaka, R. ltoga. Second row: A. Shimizu D Mikami Tomai, A. Ho, B. Thompson, M. McGee, E. W, Chapman, C. Bento. 49. f ' ' X rf' 5 W il f S, 1' X tl lr 1, i f Q5 a 55 X First row, left to right: B. Wong, C. Lum, G. lng, R. Makino. Second row: L. Ozaki, W. Ching, V. Nishma R Sugi ta, M, Kido, H. Maeda. Riille Team Bvyo' Tenuio Crackshot Rider riflemen again shot their way to a successful season, un- der the guidance of MfSgt. Wilbert Holck and Mai. James Abts. After much practice riflers were soon adept at firing not only in all posi- tions: prone, sitting, kneeling, and standing, but also in the mechanics of small firearms. For the first time since i948 the Roosevelt Rifle team won the United States Army Pacific Junior ROTC Rifle Match. After being inactive since 1953, the Roosevelt Boys' Tennis Team returned to competition under the guidance of Mrs. Mercedes Carroll. Although lack- ing in experience the boys displayed great spirit and effort. Due to a poor turnout the green team was without the needed power to boost their morales. All in all the squad gained the necessary experience which will prove of vital importance in the coming seasons. lrst row left to right: R. Fisher, P. Chamberlain, K. Randall, C. Fanene, J. Semura, M. McGee. Second row: G. hong J Missal, M. Tasker, M. Chiya, R. Kageura, R. Yamauchi, J. Corn. Third row: D. Yoshishige, K. Hirai, W. lathe C Nash, B. Asahara, F. Harada. .. ' W' Y -rw.. .S s MN- , R gggigfa rw' W 'ff' , ., , ft' E, K . -W X, - , fs- A ri, 1 7' ,Yr . , M gg W ,A , f --Q . .Q f' .1-. w . .' + A , ' ,gm 1 0 QQSLMSL MW ML a LA! e 44. Q K ' 'G f X Mmm? S51 ggi ,QSC 'Lax i ' l.!': gp i! ol: Sli , gli.. 6.1.1 54,4 . i wwf Cbwzeukwi UML- , ,sw-wJ mimwmw . rm Qswcafl. eww, r Mp ghiwfiwgiiwmw we WWW Mm mfs Wiiiifii is QfSN'Sxi WN School LW lends a variety of highly spiced activities to produce a harmonious school program. ' 'I J Ffwm Uw hegiuuiug , Lg, Wim 'aux '21, 3 3 5 wtlweud lower left counter-clock-wise: Head songleader G. Lee, M. Camara, W. Todd, B. McDougall. Ready-hit it! The vibration of hundreds of vocal cords was our immediate response to the cheerleaders' cry. Our team knew we were with them on every play, for as they played their hearts out to win the championship, we cheered our voices hoarse to prove our loyalty. We yelled and sang our team to victory, We displayed the true Rider spirit-spirit that was unbeatable on the field and in the stands. Another touchdown! From the first to the last touchdown of the season, our cheering section loudly voiced its approv 5 Above, left io right: D. Kaya, M. Kosora, head cheerleader R. Tatsuguchi, K. Guerrero. right: Brightening the stadium for the Punahou game are Josephine, Richard, Jo-Ann, and Doug- tall' First row, left to right: P. Mullen, P. Anderson, J. Huber. yama, D. Paiva, J. Haycock. lower jp v ' aiu. Second row: S. Peabody, M. Peabody, P. Peabody, C. Paiva, R. Newell, L. Black, M. Mill' '-5? , 1 f ,f 4' ,Q Z 17 ,- ll W V- at Q I wb ., 'X X w i A - W V i 5 H .,, l g A I in 4 3 K'-M , 1- W X .44 ig gy E,E , , ' N 5 il ' ,..., A 1 fl i ,. ll Mawr: iii 4 ' 1 'A A V l f' T jx x I REGIMENTA STAF First row: Cadet Lt. Col. Caesar Kame- aloha, Regi e Executive: Cadet Mai. Mark Holbrook, Regimental Adiutant. Second row: Cadet Mai. Landy Chap- man, Regimental S-3, Cadet Captain Thomas Ellis, Regimental S-4. 'U ' gg. J AYLETT WALLWORK ELAINE Cadet Colonel Honorary Lf' 'f .... 1 f ,N . ROTC FALL IN. For some tive hundred Roosevelt cadets, this command signalled the beginning of ROTC classes last fall. Before the tags had been removed from the new uniforms the Sophomores had learned to distinguish between their left and right foot, and the Jimiors and Seniors were brushing up on their close order drill. This year the corps of cadets was reorganized as a regi- ment, and by the end of the first semester the officers had been assigned to th ' 'tions, key non-commissioned officer ra s had bee filled, and the sponsors had been To the army 1 V A 5 A L' U-we knwv BATTALION STAFF. Top row, loft to right: Cadet Lt. Col. William Pa, Hon. Lt. Col. Reta Jones, Cadet Mai. Birch Akina, Adi, Cadet Capt. Robert Keen. Second row: Cadet Lt. Col. Owen Saiki, Hon. Lt. Col. Midge Scott, Cadet Capt. Kenneth Hirai, Cadet Lt. Henry Saveena. Third row: Cadet Mai. Keith McDonald, Adi. Cadet Capt. Mike Kelly. Fourth row: Cadet Capt. Alvin Dougherty, Battalion S-37 Cadet Lt. Jack Randall, Battalion S-4. 'vi Wintrow 'ill' instructors the past year was a highly successful one made possible by the enthusiasm, the willing- ness to learn, and the leadership ability of the cadets. The Reserve Officers Training Corps unit at Roose- velt is the only unit in the islands that has won . fi an Honor School Banner for six consecutive years. ' 1 When the command, DlSMlSSED, was given for iii 5 the final time this year, it was apparent that the i l, Md 5. f 1956-57 ROTC regiment had set a high standard I MN Y V., for our future ROTC leaders. 5 i-- A M jx 5..- COMPANY COMMANDERS AND SPONSORS. Top row, loft to right: Co. A- Frank Harada, Michele Black, Co. B-James Wilia, Alberta Perry, Co. C-Jerome Whaley, Judy Franco, Drill Team-Raymond Nelson. Second row: Co. D-Robert Chee, Mary'Anne Taylor, Co. E-Anthony Gussman, Barbara Helepololeig Co. F- Jose Antenorcruz, Cynthia Chang, Band-Jerome Fonseca, Judy Milstead. 137 FIRST AND SECOND LIEUTENANTS AND SENIOR CADETS. Firsi row, left to right: I. Tam, L. Chung, W. Kiyama, B, Kobayashi, A. Takara, C. Tsark, K. Soma. Second row: V. Nishina, R. Chung, W. Larsen, L. Sebelle, M. Bosuego, J. Randail, A. Sethman, W. McKee. Third row: H. Phillips, C. Yara, H. Saveena, N. Schoening, J. Badgley, W. Nakayama, W. Kaleimamahu. 'F Idlwmchl Left: A cadeT's proudest moment-receiving his promotion Right: General Bryan and MfSgt. Holck. ,. l A . , ind- it zz . X i P' 5 L if M W , sw., . .D 6 W 1' ,W . -1 -in -N M ' 'T wh if wr T' ',,,i e Min A N r M K3 W M 1 f. 'r '6 ' A 1 A -1 5, T X r ,ws A r ,iv it -F A1 W mv in - ., , ' in - vii L il fa - 1 - X ' J Pl T' bk 'KAW X l Wagga-ragga 'ia X , Q- T :f Zf R 'i21,..s.-i KA A l H J I asia,-K... .a A . Above: The Drill Team . . . in action. Lower right: The color guards parade in review. ilup, Tuul, Tlvwe, Fawn' -va M is Y up g 'X li ,N'a Calm and poised is Mr. Floyd Uchima amidst the loud blaring and resonant notes. - First row, lofi to right: R. Taiiri, A. Kunimoto, N. Hayashida, K. Sugita, S. Blalock, R. Lee, W. Kronberger, S. Ono, C. Lum, G. Kanda, W. Suzuki. Second row: W. Sato, L. Shira ishi, A. Shibayama, N. Taiiri, G. Ing, W. Yap, D. Watanabe T, Yoshina, L. Cruz, W. Masuda, H. Tada, A. Ho, W. Kuamoo, A. Tumlinson. Third row: E. Tomihama, N. Yonamine, W. Reem, K. Yamashiro, J. King, H. Saiki, L. Whiteside, W. lchi yama, C. Garner, R. Halvorson, R. Len, A. Yuen, J. Corn, W. Brown, L. Lee, D. Nelsen. Fourth row: E. Okashige, S. Armstrong, T. Awaya, H. Lee, T. Medeiros. Baud and Otwlwolna The Roosevelt Band has moved up in the world from the old band room in the field to the new music building above the field. Perhaps that is why they play- ed more enthusiastically than ever this year at the football games and pep rallies. The highlight of the year was the Spring Concert with soloists Donald Nelsen, Larry Whiteside, and Wilfred lchiyama. The applause of the audience was tre- mendous as the band added their bit to the spring atmosphere. X iirst row, tolokahi, . Lau, H. ,av-' loft to right: M. Tabladillo, C. Osumi, E. Okashige, E. Draper, J. Ching, M. torimoto, M. Maruyama, G. Oyama. Second row: B. Mau, A. Yokogawa, L. Davenport, L. A. Garnier, J. Hayes, S. Yoshina, C. Goo, L. Ouchi. Third row: R. Yasukawa, X Lee, W. Suzuki, L. Whiteside, J. Fonseca, D. Nelsen, W. Ichiyama, A. Kunimoto, E, Taiiri, H. Maeda, B. Young. The curtain rose. A hush tell over the audience. With the dovvnbeat of the baton the Annual Spring Concert of the Roosevelt High School Or- chestra began. Weeks ot practice resulted in a successful blend of the different instruments harmonizing beau- tiful numbers as Skyscraper Fantasy and Serenade. Guest soloist Mildred Tolentino enthralled the au- dience with Deep in My Heart and Temptation. Mr. Floyd Uchima led the hard-working orchestra to this grand finale, terminating a highly success- ful year. TEV Cheering, yelling, and tension . . . ye the band plays on. ..... Ag- M. .iff -9' '7 4 ,,,7 Q,42,4L .we , 4 !.Zc gyTi,A ,,,x-1-'X - ff fe an f. HC , 1 . 5,- . ,fy X V' y f Q 5- J, ,vfwff ,. if Cf bf 1 ll 1 W 4 X e Rooseve A C 'flfff i' U1 E appella I M41 LvLclal?Jtstanding.yin the isla d I Z! fflflf rich qualityjand t dded to the atmospfne f the different , ..-z.s,s.. Above: Mrs. Alda Coito Lee, first semester Choir Director. Below: DOUBLE OCTET: First row, lah to right: C. Nishi, W. Pa, R. Nakamura, W. Kailikea, J. Robinson. Second row: R. Keen, R. Okamura, M. Bosuego, J. Badgley, H. Hayashi. Third row: R. Meade, H. Saveena, A. Arnold, J. Wilia, M. Look, N. Aramaki. 142 seasons.--fjfxfx Christmas their vofges blefided together to give fthe bealfiful effect of the ioy and peace of the first Christmas. A Chinese shepherd carol, Sing We Those Glorious Strains , had x We , I? an unusual oriental tune and was a rare treat for the audience. ln the spring the choir, led by Mrs. Helen Lee, lifted their voices and poured from their hearts the au- thentic meaning of spring. ln special seasons of Hawaiian gai- ety, the choir was always pres- ent, adding its special touch of aloha. L. L ff? Mrs. Helen Lee, second semester Choir Director. Below: DOUBLE TRIPLE TRIO row, left to right: l. Tumbaga, A. Young, F. Miyashiro, F. Yamamoto, R. Golden Second row: J. Milstead, L. Kimura, G. Palakiko, I. Motoyama, F. Kurosaki. Third row S. Hicks, J. Huber, C. Moore, A. Silva, A. Tavares, M. Yadao. I4 1 Y ' - s ' 5 xp, lui ,f, X. K ' ' 'xl ll V' . V X .. EQ' it N ' ' . X .J i Y A XL' . f X, N A I VXI, I xx lx M I K r J., , y, , , ,V X J . rx. P, A -. 'v i, V' f l 'X f . l l 'L . yr ff! - 1 XX . X wl uu- .K x N El R N Circle: An evening of fun awaits 5 these Sophomo s at the first canteen. Be w: Dancing-the highlig t Afthe evening. CANTEEN OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: First row, left lo right: J. Stevenson, treasurer: J. Lam, secretary: P. Anderson, president, P McLauglan, vice-president. Second row: S. Cotter, J. Mc!-Xlexander, M. A. Taylor, P. Luling, R. Peterson, B. Lawrence. Third row: J. Topliss, F. Ya mamoto, K. Kinoshita, N. Nelson, S. Yap, R. Chang, H. Oda. ,ln 'Q-. , ,fl 4, fs. , ,ji ' 1 ' , . .' . 1 A A ft . . H-I-43k X ' A V -1 ,, ,, A' 1 f f A., -v o , 17 g Ji I 1, ' ' ' X x Q lf! 3 , 1 kk 7 was Lomi Iomi salmon, fish, and poi. A true Hawaiian feast is a treat for all. Allahu week at Rwuevekt elow Welcoming Karen, Dolores, and Barbara, feorge shows the true Hawaiian spirit Circle Delaine s 145 J . ,, 5 , , I! 'X , W '+'. uh, r V. ' Babetfe points out Lord Byron to her fellow Sophomore Deep in Concenlfallon, Mlfihaelf Mike, and Jef Y WO' literature classmates as Geraldine looks on. 3 mechanical drawing Pmblem- Q11 4 r :wp lf ,M-ag Ml, of IPX f Xx A I g, x N ' 1 'V -, .h ,V , an BR' ' xl .L 1 I . K' ' li 2 1 X, ,, I, L, xv v 'f - -+ N. 'NJ , ' r i ' -' x ,I , N K f ,V , , , A 1 g V, i 1 V . -. X s A' 5 K- , U 3 2 if A A. ' xx H , 77 K, ix., J -.f 'N .X ,F rj v : X 1 .s , ,.. .L .v U-I f V v s X y Hx. ' n if V v ,J Own .llewming llockwise: Knowing The VlPs is all-important in an imerican Problems class. This lo s like a familiar ford, says first year French sf ent Jean as Clifford nd Wilma Try To read Their enda est, dicif Mrs. or The goodies To fajl inafa. Carthago de- Spanish students wait Mae swings blindly at the fl-KM 'X x 9 'xi L: 9. 'N Km -' I ' v : 93 VA L www!! vnu -an Wx wk' .2 . will Beueliit Counterclockwise: No flaws will mar the bowl aft Earl perfects his iobg Richard offers some help. Ga Barbara, and Elaine show patience and diligence-ii portant assets in succeeding as home economis Think you'll make a bull's eye? asks Nancye as Glo: and Judy smile at the possibility. Typing studer strive for accuracy before speed. Madam Hawaii lockwise: Hmmm-one more drop might do the ick. Gaylien, Lintord, and Eden concentrate on Their 'ration experiment in chemistry. Future physicists ephen, Norman, and Thomas experiment with sound. 'hat tangent doesn't look constructed, comments :nsalind as Gary and Keith give the problem some nought. Engrossed in egressing a lung, Arlene com- ares its size with the other organs as Lotus and Mike :fer moral support. cyl 5' f 4- ' V , t 'Q-.. , ' Q , Q Y . 4. I I 41 , 3 4. 1 ' ui m -'rw - - 'U 1 II N: ' . f all 7'qf'o,.,, t 'K rf 1 - I x .5 W i Q 'vo- , :W F N'-N-X Q lt 11 , f ' J: Viv. I' 5 4 X a 'W-4 l I I it 1 'L . f ' 1.35 1' victor Tom National Meritg Juvenile Cit- izeng Outstanding Senior X are ,'!' 'Cf' 4? 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J A N ti V Q 5 Q I f 1-ld ' 4 I f ' , A . in . . ,M ff fa ' 5 s Evelyn Sakakida General Motors National Scholariylip Winnerg National MeritXF'nalistg Territorial Fore- most Essay Winner, First Place Peg y Kortschak e ho Barbara Sato he c I Ca Teen G neral Motors Sc Iarship Member oft M National UNITED I NATIONS wma v Gordean lee Miss United Nations of the Territory Tlwoe gm Geraldine Squares Joyce Hironaka RooseveIt's Voice of Democ- Kellerman Cup Winner racy Winner i i Q vii ,x I ati' I , Jo-Ann Lam June Yamauchi Roy Makino General Motors Semi-finalist, Regional Representative, Na- Winner of the i957 Bausch National Merit tional Nm Winners of the Hawaiian Humane Society Poster Contest: Marjorie Toriumi, Jan Brigham, and De Ann Jenkins, first, third, and second place respectively. , and Lomb science award, General Motors Semi-finalist is 5. .ac isif Cf .m ffl wha Hmmm .Q KV.. if v'i,En. T ,,'.' 1 ,' -fa, April Komenaka Donna Deacon General Motors Semi-finalist, National Merit Semi-finalist National Merit Semi-finalist ESSAY CONTEST WINNERS, left to right: Betty Lou Tom, Charlotte Onishi, Judith Oi, Maxine Maruyama, Annette Hirai. Missing: Marilyn Haycock, Victor Tom, Jo Ann Lam. n FRENCH CONTEST WINNERS, Sitting, left to right: Betty Loli Tom, Jo Ann Lam. Standing: Victor Tom. gg -:.' l - ' 1' it 4- E . r Carole Saikyo Geraldine Hoo Cherry Blossom Queen, 1957 Second Place, Narcissus Queen Contest 3 NROTC FINALISTS: First row, left to right: Jon Fukuda, Henry Wilson, William Scott, Keith Hollenbeak. Second row: Donald Nelsen, alternate NROTC winner, William Shannon, Lundie Sherretz, Walter Brown. Rough Rider Newspaper Staff Best Editorial, Territorial SCOOP Contest, First Place Rating by National Scholastic Press Association, Medalist Rating by Columbia Scholastic Association lg 5i '.T:k, Above: Mistletoe Ball dancers glide to the music of the Sounds. Below: Teachers are human too! we will l-lava Tlwoe Elmer Gordon and Ronald act as Jack Frost for the Posing with Victor and Joni, Senator Paul Butler Mistletoe Ball informs them about the National Democratic Party A 3 AQ Q11 xx ,f- wi KHHWKH xi Above: Staunch Democrats gjybe- theirlsupport to Adlai Stevenson in the mock political campaign. Below:'Republicansl2xf1arch for their choice of president- Dwight Eisenhower. 521 ' ' Mlmneufo ta R Privileged Seniors are Students exit, satisfied with the new music building. heaflngs af lolani Palace informed on the Communist hunk ...... MR. CHARLES BARRETT, Principal MISS HORTENSE SCHWALLIE, Vice-principal MRS. EDITH KAWAHARA, Secretary MISS EVLYNE JOHNSON, Registrar MRS. ESTHER CRANDALL, Account Clerk MR. CLAUDE TAKEKAWA, Tongg Publishing Company MR. BENNY KATADA, Benny's Studio MR. EDWIN CHINN, Photography Adviser PHOTOGRAPHERS: Lawrence Ozaki, David Yoshishige, Alvin Dougherty Assistants: Northrup Miyake, George Koide, Lester Inoue THE S. K. 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