St Francis School - Troubadour Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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N 1 'ev x N- t X-4 Y fx- . t . . V s ' N Q. I Y' K Q N1 Y f x 'J it . - X X 5 , Ye, J ,vi - W , v 'Nl .. ' t Sq X' Q ,Q 5- .N., J I q ' sf sYx J fx Q X X 2 I . X x ' I is YQ its t' li J 4 g, 1 . ,- , . X, f' . J 9 1 5 i Q 'Xe .. ' I ' I 45 U .XX . i A i JFQN , i A W V , N, e. . I ' . lj I 'ee-'T Q T 'X J I, 'ai . i it Nz, h , N ' g J v - Q I To OUT James J. Sweeney Bishop of Honolulu My dear Graduates: Saint Francis' Love for our Lady is a are indirectly honoring the good Sisters, devoted followers of Saint Francis. We all know the intense love which sighed and yearned for Christ Crucihed. he could learn from no one but Mary, our Blessed Mother. He, therefore, developed a most intimate, hlial love and devotion to the Queen of all Virtues. All virtues shone most brilliantly, in our Blessed Mother, and yet there was one which seemed to be the object of her special care. That was the virtue of humility. This virtue is a kind of poverty in spirit, the love of being small. Mary, our Blessed Mother, always desired to remain in the background during her stay in this vale of tears. Thus to Saint Francis there was only one Lady Humility and that was Mary. By her virginity she pleased God, by her humility she conceived God. -Saint Bernard. Since our Lord and His Blessed Mother were the greatest examples of humility, Saint Francis endeavored constantly to humble himself, to be the least and lowest of all. What an excellent reason for us to follow in his footsteps, who are continually striving to be in the limelight even at the expense of another's sorrow or loss of character. Saint Francis could never restrain himself in his sincere and loving devotion to our Lady. He would pray unceasingly to her. He composed special hymns of praise, special prayers and aspirations in her honor. His praises for her were endless. Thus could be spend entire nights in praise of God and His Blessed Mother. Like Saint Francis we must come to our Blessed Lady in order ro secure a better knowledge of Christ, for she is His Mother, raised above all human nature for this noble purpose. If Christ so loved her, thought Saint Francis, ought not we to love her also. Indeed, we must love her, with a love that is pure, good and true. In so doing we will reap the reward of seeing her, whom we love, face to face. May our Lady of the Assumption bring peace and success to each one of you is my sincere prayer. most fitting theme for your school annual. In choosing such a title you who have guided your footsteps during your school years, as they are Saint Francis had for Christ. Not only his heart but his whole being In order to possess a better knowledge of Christ, Saint Francis knew Faithfully yours, JAMES J. SWEENEY Bishop of Honolulu BQZOUGCJ Sheplzeral K N x 'x K X , n echo from Um' Laffy If Our Lady of the Assumption were to write a letter of thanks for your having dedicated the Troubadour to her under that title, it might run something like this: My dearest daughters, There is a new and lovely jewel in my crown now. It is alive with the beauty of your bodies and souls which you have rededicated to me. Of all of heaven's lovely things it is among the loveliest because of your goodness 1Each day I pray for that day when you can see it for yourselfj and I want you to know, really know, that its beauty is from you, that in all the world there are few things more beautifulg that the color of your hair, the shape of your bodies, your smiles, your hands- they are only the media through which the divine beauty in your souls is communicated to the world. If you lose that divine beauty, the beauty that remains is drab indeed, and the mother of ugliness. And so may my Son bless you forever with goodness. Your Lady of the Assumption Father J. J. McDonald, S.M. Diocesan Superintendent of Catholic Schools A,,..,.l , ,..,,n......- M- S... - A St. Francis Convent, source of our Franciscan spirit Sister M. Consolata Principal Spanish I Geometry Algebra General Science Dear Little Franciscans, This is a title you have chosen for yourselves and I have found joy in it. What does it imply? To the faculty at St. Francis it speaks of an ideal you have captured in this Franciscan atmosphere-an ideal to be cherished and to be lived. It is an ideal which should make you doers or active members of the Mystical Body. To be a true follower of Francis, says Father Foley, D.M.Cap., you seek to be real, to be good, and to be Cbristlike. There is no room for sham, pretense, or half measures in the followers of Francis. Are you real? According to the Seraphic Saint A man is no more or less that what he is before God. How do you measure up to this? The answer is the real you. Are you good? Goodness implies a generosity which finds its source in love-love for Christ. It is a kindliness of heart and a willingness to serve God and man. Are you Chriftlike? Does the world see Christ in you? Remember that the Christ of Francis was the humble Savior of men who emptied Himself and took on the form of a servant. Are you big enough to attain sanctity in the Franciscan way in whatever state of life you choose? God made this only you first for Himself, then for yourself and finally that you may be of service to others. Since you are the only you no one can do your work but you and so, I dare you to be Catholicg I dare you to be Franciscan-real, good, and Christlike. I shall pray no day shall pass without some effort to add to the likeness of Christ on the canvas of your souls. May the Lord bless and keep you near and dear! . ' 4 - ,wo Qi.-Q-if Java Q saaa My 75 ,YW Sisrtzii M. FLORENTINIS Religion IV English IV Student Counsellor Director of Residents if .E fi. Sisrisu M. lSAl3l5l,I,A Supervisor of Opportunity Service SISTER M. MIRIAM Religion III English III XVorld History Interior Decorating Chorus-second semester ' 2.3 ' Slsriait M. BONAVENTURR Religion II English ll Latin l, II Liturgy Publications S1sTER M. GERARD Religion I Miss LouRDEs GANARE Physical Education Physiology Biology Family Recreation English I Bookkeeping Typing Shorthand Librarian 1 MRS. RUTH GALLEGos Chorus'-First Semester K Miss RACHEL UEHARA Chemistry Algebra Math for Girls Social Graces Miss MILDRED TERAoKA School Secretary Registrar 9 O, how holy, fair and lovable to have a spouse in Heaven. These graduates of Saint Francis were invested as Sisters of Saint Francis of Syracuse, New York, on March 8, 1951. 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' .H ,-AEP-tim :Eh ,lf-,L - li J,- Miz ,aw -. uf, , Une Step Forwar SENIOR PATRON: Our Lady of Good Studie: SENIOR MOTTO: Ad Majorem Gloriam Dei SENIOR COLOR: Green and White SENIOR FLOWER: White Carnation Under the leadership of capable officers and an understanding advisor, the Senior Class of 1951 with its fifty-seven girls has arrived at the moment of departure from the harbor of care and protection. After years of hard study and prayer in preparation these girls will take their first step to carry bravely whatever responsi- bilities they must shoulder, as Christian women, in a world of confusion and conflict. That graduation will close forever the joys and pleasures of girlhood days, and the realistic trials and tribulations of this world must be overcome by each girl who is determined to reach a state of perfection. We implore you, Mother Mary, that before each girl takes her step you will first take her hand firmly in yours and be a constant guide to each until -your Divine Son receives her in His arms, safe for all eternity. Without you, Mother Mary, we become lost in the shifting sands of the desert, but in you, we become the pillars of this earth. Let this step of departure strengthen the ties between your Divine Son and us, and further His honor and glory. ' X ELAINE MINE KODAMA -Krzozvledge in youth is wisdom itz age. 3 yrs. in SFCS Class Pres. 4 C.S.M.C. 2, 5, 4 Troubaclour 4 Chorus 2 Ke Alaka'i 4 French Club 2, 3 Japanese Club Class Secretary 2 Vice President 4 Class Vice Pres. 3 NANCY MlH'OKO FUJIMOTO -Nothing if impossible to a willing heart. St. Anthony French Club Pres. 2, 3 3 yrs. in SFCS Class Secretary 3, 4 C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4 Troubaclour 4 Chorus 2, 3 Japanese Club 4 ELEANOR HUNG LAN LAU -Authority and order, her loyal heart powers. St. Theresa Class Secretary 1 4 yrs. in SFCS Class Vice Pres. 2, 4 C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4 Class Pres. 5 Ke Alaka'i 2 Commercial Club 2 Chorus l, 3 Troubadour 4 LILLIAN WAI PUNG WAIT -Thy modertylr a eandle to thy merit. St. Theresa Sports Council 2, 3 3 yrs. in SFCS Class Treasurer 3, 4 C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4 Ke Alaka'i 3, 4 French Club 2, 3 Troubadour 4 EVELYN LExLAN1 BARBOZA Grace Jkiner around ber wilh rerenert beamr. Sr. Rita fNanakulij 4 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 French Club 1, 2 Commercial Club 2 Ke Alaka'i 3 Hawaiian Club 4 S LORRAINE LAA AKUNA A bard beginning makelb a good end, St. Patrick 2 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 5, 4 Chorus 5 Hawaiian Club 4 REINA CLAIRE ASEJO And mzile upon ur when we mee! and .ro plearafzlly, Holy Rosary fHawaiib Z yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 5, 4 Ke Alaka'i 4 Chinese Club 4 BALBINA KAMAWAIAKEA BRANC The Jweelert foul that ever lo0k'd human eyef. St. john 4 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 5, 4 Hawaiian Club 4 ISABELL MONICA CABAG Age can-not wilher her, nor curtom stall infinite variety. St. Elizabeth fAieab 2 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 3, 4 Filipino Club Vice Pres. 4 Troubadour 4 BABARA ANN CARREIRA --My crown ir called content. Sr. Ann CKaneoheJ 5 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4 French Club 2 Caucasian Club 4 LAURA ANNE CHAI er heart i.r alufayy doing lovely thingx. Sr. Theresa 3 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C, 2, 5, 4 Chorus 2. 3 Hawaiian Club 4 WINIFRED C1-IEE YUNG CHU -They are rich who have true friendr. 4 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Vice Pres. 1 Chorus 3 Commercial Club 2 Chinese Club 4 JUANITA I-IUMAWAN DEATRAS --Coumel Jhall keep thee, and prudence Jhull prerenfe thee. Our Lady of Sorrows CWahiawaJ 2 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 3, 4 Ke Alaka'i 3 Troubadour 4 NANCY -With CHUEN Hou CHANG a heart for any fate, still achieving, Jtill purruing. Our Lady of Peace 4 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 5, 4 Class Pres. l Chorus 3 Commercial Club 2 Chinese Club 4 josisPH1Nia MAI LING GABRIEL Happiizeu seems made to be Jbareaf. Lady of the Mount 4 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 2 Filipino Club 4 ADELINE COLETTE GAHETON Lovely in lhy yofftlvfuf grace, Our Lady of Peace 3 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 5 French Club 2, Troubadour A Filipino Club Pres. 4 3 4 , G i, ...f ' A MZ., - wmv.. :il -Qmfai NATIVIDAD FRANCES DONATO From the crown of ber bead to ibe :ole of her foot, she ii' all mirth. St. ,lohn fi yrs, in SFCS C.S.M,C. 1, 2, 5. 4 Commercial Club 2 Chorus Z, S Filipino Club Trcas. 4 LILLIAN ROSEMARY FREITAS Thou haf! the calm and Jilcnce of the night Sr. Joseph tHawniil 5 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C, 2, 5, fi Commcrcial Club 2 Cosmopolitan Club Pres. 4 CRISLUCIA JACINTO GORGONIO Theres iz time for all thingy. Our Lady of Sorrows lwahiawab 4 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 1, Z, 5, 4 Chorus 5 Commercial Club 2, 5 Filipino Club 4 JOSEPHINE JOLENTA GUBA Infinite richer in a litlle room. Sr. Theresa 3 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 2, 5, 4 Commercial Club 2 Filipino Club 4 JANET RUTH HART One :whore gentle face if fairer than the row: at ber feel. Sr. Augustine 4 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. l, 2, 5, 4 Commercial Club 2 Chorus 5 Class Critic 5, 4 Cosmopolitan Club Vice Pres. 4 Doius YURIKO HIGA Tray! lbdlli purer than pearl. St. Anthony 4 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. l, 2, 5, 4 Sccrerarv 2 Commercial Club 2 Ke Alalizfi .2 Troubadour 4 japanese Club 4 an .st gli. X IRENE Doroiuzs KANOIELEHUA He prayellr lie!! who loveth but all llvirzgy bully greaf aufl imall. St. Augustine 4 yrs. in SFCS 4 Commercial Club 2 French Club I, 2 Chorus S Hawaiian Club I Troubadou r fl C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 5, l PHYLLIS TEREsA KAUAKAHI She IJ more preciom than all furlvcv. St. Theresa 4 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 1. 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 2 Hawaiian Club 4 -1 fiv- vf . J MARGARET YASUKO Izumi Sn L'UllVfL'0lH', .io kind, a Our Lady of Peace S yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 2, 5, 4 French Club Z, ,S Chorus 5 Japanese Club 4 BARBARA KAMAKA Diligence ii the rrmflwc Sr. 'lheresa 3 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 2, 5, -'i Hgiwiiiian Club Al .r merry Margaret r of ,gwril lnrfnui +5 i' . KN f 53 A WINIFRED LIN FA LARM Shy and rweet and gentle in a modert gown. Our Lady of Peace 4 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4 French Club 2 Commercial Club 2 Troubaclour Chinese Club Sccy. 4 ROWENA JOYCE KEKUA Heart and voice in love and duty. St. Augustine 4 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 C.S.M.C. Treas. 1, 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 2 French Club Treas. Z, 3 Chorus 2, 3 Hawaiian Club Pres. 4 MARY ANN KATHERINE KIAI The rezmm' of Y: thing zrelf done ir to it done, Sr. Theresa 3 yrs. in SFICS C.S.M.C. 2, 3. 4 C.S.M.C. Pres. Z, 3, 4 Chorus 3 Hawaiian Club 4 CYNTHIA FUNG SAM LEE A merry heart maketh a cheerful countez 4 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 1, 2 ,3, 4 Ke Alaka'i 2 Chorus l, 5 Troubadour JEANETTE YUK LIN LEE With the Junlight of good cheer. Star of the Sea 4 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 2, 3 Chorus 3 Chinese Club Pres. 4 Troubadour 4 LORRAINE SIN Kycfocic LEE happy they whoxe hearty receive the implanted word with faith. 3 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3 Ke Alaka'i 3 Chinese Club 4 SUSIE NAEOLE LINDSEY gentle mind hy gentle deed if known. Blessed Sacrament 3 yrs. in SFCS 4 C.S.M,C. Sccy. 2 Chorus 3 Hawaiian Club Sccy. 4 C.S.M.C. 2, 3, VivmN Lui 'evout yet cheerful, active yet rerigned. St. Patrick 5 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 2, 5, 4 French Club 2, 3 Chorus 2 FLORENCE LUM Hoy lower of Jweetert smell is shy and lowly. St. Gabriel QMauiJ 4 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2 LORRAINE LALELA LOPAL Sweet mirth that leavef no fear. 1 yr. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 4 NORA MITSU KO NIATSUSAKI Her face :rar fair. her per .ffm pfeaxing, her heart war hind. 4 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. l, 2, S, 'l Trc-us. l Japanese Club fl ADELINE LAN1 MIGUEL Let me hut do my 1l'0f'k from day lo day. St. Stephen 5 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2 French Club 2, 3 Troubanlour 4 LILUAN KALIKOLEHUA MALUO Steadfart of thought, well made, well 1lf'f0ltgh7l. St. joseph fl-lawaiij 5 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. Vice Pres. 4 Class Pres, 2 Ke Alakai 2 Troubaclour fi French Club 2, 3 Sports Council Z, 5 ROSALINDA ANN MANAOIS Music exalty each joy, allayr each grief. Our Lady of Peace 5 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 2, 5, 4 French Club 2, 3 Chorus 2, 5 Troubadour 4 Filipino Club Secy. 4 LUCIA THERESA MIRA I have a heart with room for every joy. St. Theresa lKauaiJ 5 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 2 Filipino Club 4 RosE MARY YASUKO MIYASHIRO Fai! of a gentle kindners, her lookr and ltlllglldgl' are. St. T heresa 3 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 2, 5, 4 Chorus 3 C.S.M.C. Vice Pres. 2 Troubadour 4 japanese Club Pres. 4 fl!! JUANITA VERONICA MIINAIQ She laugbr became eternity blorsomr fm- bw- wilh Jian. Our Lady of Peace 4 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. I, 2. H, ll C.S.M.C. Vice Pres. l French Club 1, 2 Chorus 2, 5 Hawaiian Club 4 JANICE ANNE MURAKI Mimi cannot fofloug nor zvordr exprerr ber inhnile rweetnerx. Sacred Heart 3 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3 French Club 2, 5 Hawaiian Club 4 EVANITA KAPIOLANI Pmualc Gulf: of live heart and Ilve .llllll um! flu' .lrllltl f'H'!.I'l'l' in my SI. Augu-atznp 5 yrs. in SVCS C.S.M.C. 2. 5. l French Club .f, H Chorus S Hawaiian Club l IRENE Hmoico SAi'1'o J1l'6KfNL'J'.l' zrillmlft fwlnul. Our Lacly of Pence 5 yrs. in SVCS C.S.M.C. 2. 5, l japanese Club Sell. 1 f- -f Ib . f I. HELEN LAUAIZ NAKANr21.UA Her Il'dA'l'.f me rzuvyr of pfrn1.mf1l114.l1l' and .Hi her fmflu mu fuucv. St. Gabriel lMaui J ll yrs. in SFCS C.S.lNl.C. l, 2, 3, rl Chorus Z f:Ul'I1lHL'fClLll Club .Z ll.1vl'.l1l11n Club -l PIIMXNNIH KATSUKO QJNU 111 l'u'lI' 1741111 IM .lfiffwf figlwl ol .1 llilr. SLiCfCll Hull! 5 yl'S. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 2, 5. l Trlxis 2 l'iemh Club 2, 5 cillUl'llS S KL Algliiglll 5 lffllll Llkl0llI' l -l.1l3.l'lL'SC Club I N - 'Wx 3 mis' nn' 'ii Vis BETTY KooN SAU SIU The soul of Jzveel deligbi can never be defiled. 2 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 5, 4, French Club 2, 3 Chorus 3 Chinese Club 4 . 5 t .ff 27 --Q iii' .. ,.? rsxtx. IRENE YURIKO SATO Such joy amlailiovz Ends. St. Theresa 4 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 Ke Alaka'i 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club Z Troubadour 3, 4 Japanese Club Treas. 4 Class Critic l Sports Council 2, 3, 4 FLORENCE MIYAKO SAWAI Solitude ir the amlicmfe chamber of G0 St. Theresa 3 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 2, 5, 4 Japanese Club 4 WINONA LILA ULUKOU Fair fioufer that do!! Jo comely grow. St. Stephen 4 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 5, 4 Hawaiian Club 4 EDNA CHIEKO UMEDA An euxe of been her every look comfej 4 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 5 KC Alakai 5 japanese Club 4 HELEN MARIE VIERNES l mind at peace with everyovzef a heart whose love is innocent. St. Anthony 4 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 5, 4 Chorus 2, 3 Commercial Club 2 Filipino Club 4 FLORENCE SIU HEONG WONG ly heart if warm with the friends I make. Sr. Theresa 3 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C, 2, 5, 4 Chorus 5 Chinese Club 4 DORIS HIDERO YONAHA Maiden of the laughing eyex, share thy Jmiler with me. Holy Trinity 5 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 2, 5, 4 Chorus 3 Commercial Club 2, 3 French Club 2, 3 japanese Club 4 MAE CLAIRE MILLER Sweet humility in Her eyes. 2 yrs. in S. F. C. Senior Year interrupted by illness. CECILIA THERESA YIM The will to do, the foul to flare. Sacred Hearts 4 yrs. in SFCS C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 2 French Club 2 Troubadour 4 Ke Alaka'i 4 Hawaiian Club 4 R ' r aw M MAB' .1 'lr if 3- 5' 1 D x ' Ha1f Tlzou r 2 'FA .gm W . X c ,--f Hfs Tafvernac es ,, f , 'J 4 , -gf 'H P31 YT wa, --- i A' ,mg it Q- 559 . S 9' X: ...N X j ,' r. XR' e tx m v I 'ff' v Yr- L., - ' f '55 .-67 .c,-4' 'Y ,' 525 . 'T' . li -, W Svls Ag.-' V 1-fu if V' ta, 3-,gy ' -ra 'U ' ff-A 1-'L , 9-., . ' 5 ,326-A NT- 74 t '- Af: g' .f' ' - ' 1 1-A fig, in ' , if - ,,..- , . - 6 'x - V - , nl.. , LL 3 ' 5' 'Q' 4 , N , 4 Y- -..'f -Elf' ' Y ' n N53 .1-1-.fb-if A sky, ,Y I . - ' 'Q ,-4- 1 sa- LH- -ka -x -, ' ' ' iff, : fig? .v Q. 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'KA I 12.111-' 7h'!'f'11'f .' .wr : 4 4 U2 -- ' A . w. - f ,. ju 5: Ax ,Q is V h : F JZ- ' -.K - .- .L .3 - -- .N ,-- - if ' X ' H junior Oflicers Gracietta Bonilla, President, Therese Na- gai, Vice-Presidentg Shirley Suenaga, Sec- retary, Barbara Jean Wong, Treasurer, Barbara Takara, Class Critic. Class 0f1Q52 The juniors with their motto Ever forward, never backward, have shown much cooperation and leadership. With the Immaculate Heart of Mary as their guide, they have done well their part in upholding the standards of the school as true followers of St. Francis. With these qualities to recommend them as prospective seniors, and with maroon and white boosting them, they are ready to be the leaders of the next school year. Corazon Adorable, Ruth Arakaki, Mary Lou Barnes, Alethia Brito, Irene Brown, Fausta Cabag, Rosalie Chang, Jean Char, Thelma Ching, Theresa Ching, Luciana Chung, Pauline Cockett. I .Am ,,v. ,X !,,..,,,, Sheila Davis Elizabeth Estacio Constancia Ferrer Nancy Hall Patsy Harakuni Ruth Icleguchi Patricia Ingalls Evelyn Kojima Anita Komine Lorna Liu Barbara Matsuzaki Janet Miltuni Dolores Nagaoka Lynette Nakanelua Margaret Ng Edwina Ogen Lorna Otsuka Lani Pang Jeanette Phillips Dolores Plateros Melba Reese I Betty Lou Rodrigues Basilia Romano Edna Saito Bibiana Silva Rosemarie Spencer Irene Taparra Patricia Theissen Juni Tong Gloria Won Catherine Yamamoto Nora Yee Irene Yee Leatrice Yin Theresa Zane Violet Lee, Presidentg Judy Fukuoka, Vice-Presidentg Rose Kawasaki, Secre- tary: Jacqueline Larm, Treasurer: Eleanor Lonohiwa, Class Critic. fr? Class of lQ53 With the motto Words teach, examples drawn before them the Sophomores have swept aside the hurdles of their first and second years to face still higher ones, which will culminate in final triumph in 1953. As Freshmen they chose lavender and white for their banner, the beautiful white carnation for their class flower, and Our Lady, Queen of the Franciscan Order to guide them. Many successful projects such as collecting funds for the new school and far- away missions proved the girls' ambition to become true Franciscan leaders and Catholic citizens of tomorrow. Leoda Brito, Rufina Carvalho, Lorraine De Costa, Clara Fujikawa, June Gibo, Theresa Gomes Dolores Guba, Cecilia Guy, Louella l-Iaae, Frances Hardy, jean Hart. Violet Hoopii Mary Ann Ingalls Betty Iwasa Myra Kahaku Muriel Kaapana Cherie Kajikawa Violet Kailiawa Carol Kanana Edith Kapahu Emily Kapu Pearl Keawe May Kono Angeline Laanui Mildred Lai Dorraine Lee Arlene Leong Eleanor Loo Emily Makahi Thelma Medeiros Elizabeth Mendonca Jennie Oba Dolores Nagai Betty Sasaki Lucy Seto Barbara Soares Blanche Suda Jane Takara Violet Wong Bernadette Young Harriet Young Freshmen B Officers Sylvia Kaina, Presidentg Lasonia Lopez, Vice-President Agnes Pavne, Class Critic. Freshmen A Officers Presidentg Teresita Josol, Secretaryg Alicia Lawelawe Treasuterg Karen Mekata, Class Critic. Class of1Q54 This new ear has brou ht man little Franciscans to our dear alma mater. Y 8 Y They are proudly carrying on the cheerfulness, obedience, respect, and friendliness that have been practiced by many a Franciscan that has passed this way. These youngest members of the school have chosen as their patron, Our Lady Mediatrix of all Graces and blue and white, her colors, as their own. To Jesus through Mary is their motto with the white carnation as their flower. Dorothy Aquino, Marlene Bernard, Mayme Bishaw, Josephine Bonilla, Henrietta Cavaco, Berenice Chang, Antoinette Chillingwotth, Elaine Chillingworth, judy Chung, Dolores Cot- reira, Genevieve Dela Cuesta, Barbara jean De Mello. . xx . - y Gladys Soares, Secretaryg Evelyn Quiocho, Treasurerg Alexandrina Custino, Presidentg Diana Benedict, Vice- Marilyn Estores Thelma Fujikawa Norma Ann Hao Ethel I-Iieda Esther Hintolan Jean Ingalls Lou Ann Kam Bette Kano Geraldine Kiyota Virginia Ann Lee Sharie Matsuzaki julia Moreno Catherine Munar Clara Nakama Carmen Joyce Ncrona Mildred Olanda Kay Onogi Mary Ann Ortiz Geraldine Rawlins Betty Lou Rezentes Mary June Shiroma Rosemarie Silva Francis Snead Mary jane Souza Helen Tal-tara Hazel Tatsumura Jacqueline Tylee Nellouisc Viveiros Harriet Watson Clara Yee L Y. 2 ,wmrzwmwmww ' 'Qai- ,M 'wiki' 9' fr, wg 4 '.-1 Sf' N54 xi .1 Q :., 2 .1 2 . R A! its S 4' 'lv if 4 ir ff? - Ha1'f Q 3' 1? -if - 4 ffl' 553' K 'Hx 4 Q Q 1' ' v -a : 1. , . .w X-1 ' Y -A . 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YA '- - AC':.g,' -fi' ' S, ' , 1 '-,, ,- 1.: : Wi '7 -. f j. sf'-, .I -'.--4-.I-yr , 95 -I -, -.1 A- . ' 'Ln-f' . , A - . 'r -F .fl f - - '--., Q . A- -4 ....,, . 1 ,, fr 1.5, -.2-' . -. - , - - ,W x ,.. - ,:'...4 5 4251 , J -1 - 'Wa I-'Q 'df' ,. .L - ' N? - D bass' .-- L.'! -- - . - fi Y.:f,,-lb, ., N J, v - ff.-, 1-.,,..g-34' Q 91, ,E . .rw .. 1, 1-rgiliifvnrfl, , -.,-1 .VJ .Q-.sl ., - 4 ..- l A. wr, -. ' - --7'-fi:-- , -1 2--. - Q f 2 P j -M J- ' L +- - , xg . - - ' . - Q ...Q 2'71'- - 7 x - N I ', ,..-If Lf ... pr I- 7'8 ,, faugw . 532131345 aff' .hw t gvsa -af u..l '4R Our Teachers of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine. tC.C.D.l Front rozr: M. J. Shiroma, D. Higa, Miss Rachel Uehara lfaculty advisorl, J. Lee. Back row: A. Komine, Father George Flick, S. Lindsey, N. Fuiimoto, P. Theissen, G. Bonilla, I. Kanoelehua, B. Branco. Religious ACf7.U1.f1.QS During the past year, as always, religious projects have been the most important of extra- curricular activities. Many untiring hours were spent in seeking after the Kingdom of God through personal spirituality, and through learning to serve God through helping other people. Sometimes the work required sacrifices of a few pleasures or considerable free time, but the reward was the satis- faction of being one of God's instruments in doing good. It is this sacrificing spirit that produces the joy of :1 real Franciscan. D0l'lS Higa m2llCCS the small boys like their C8ICChiSl'I1. Jeanette, CCD. instructor at Manoa Housing, captures intere 38 with the help of Our Lady. Father James Boglarsky M.M., retreat master takes his inspiration from our St. Francis. Nationality Clubs pray the Rusary daily for World Peace. ,w,,......,1-4-ff Violet Lee, one of several who became during the year, a child of God. Father Avery pours the cleansing waters. Father Jahn, S.S.C.C., speaks on the love of jesus. Mission Ofiicers In row: D. Lee, 1. Hart, J. Moreno, C. Nerona, D. Higa, J. Bonilla. 2nd mzzf: F. Hardy E. Hintolart, M. 1. Souza. 3rd mum' P. Keawe, H. Wfatson, A. Chillingworth. 4119 mu' L. Maluo, R. Kekua, M. A. Kiai. 014' 40 All races unite in welcome to our new principal, Sister M. Consolata. Racial Clubs of Sf. Frcmcis This year clubs of various racial groups have been formed to promote a keener interest in the customs and dress of different nationalities. The clubs formed are the Hawaiian, Chinese, Jap- anese, Filipino, and Caucasian. The various costumes which are characteristic of the countries they represent have added more Befoux' Rowena Kckua, President of HUIOHAWAII. Below left: In row, left to right: J. Phillips, M. Bi- shaw, J. Munar, R. Keltua, S. Lindsey, J. Muraki, L. A. Kam, M. Silva. 21111 row: S. Davis, E. Parker, M. Reese, B. Kamaka, L. Liu, L. Brito, A. Brito, V. Hoopii, C. Munar, M. A. Kiai, H. Nalcanelua, L. Altuna. ,irzl row: A. Teixeira. P. Cocltctt, W. Ululcou, C. Kanana, A. Lawelawe, B. Branco, S. Kaina, A. Custino, H. Watson, B. Soares, P. Kcawe, F. Hardy, N. Hall. . V color to the activities of the student body especially in Aloha Welcome programs and Aloha Week. 4 OTOME KAI In row, left to right: J. Mikuni, P. Harakuni, B. Kano, R. Kawa- saki, L. Otsuka, R. Ideguchi, J. Fukuoka, H. Tatsumura, C. Yama- moto, B. Suda. 2nd row: M. J. Shiroma, S. Suenaga, N. Matsusaki E. Kodama, E. Umeda, D. Higa, D. Yonaha, I. Saito, N. Fujimoto, J. Ono, F. Sawai, J. Oba. 3rd row: R. M. Miyashiro, B. Matsuzaki T. Nagai, E. Saito, S. Matsuzaki, D. Nagaoka, T. Fujikawa, G. Kiyoto, H. Takara, R. Arakaki, B. Takara, C. Nakama, K. Mekata K. Onogi, E. Kojima, M. Izumi, I. Sato, E. Hieda. 1 x Rose Mary Miyashiro, President of OTOME KAI. TONG YAN UI In row, left to right: J. Char, J. Tong, G. Won, B. Young, B. J. Wong, I. Yee, T. Ching. 2nd row: C. Yee, A. Leong, E. Loo, B. Chang, L. Yin, T. Zane, M. Ng, R. Chang, N. Yee. 3rd row: V. Lee, W. Chu, N. Chang, L. Lee, B. Siu, C. Lee, R. Asejo, J. Larm, V. Lee, M. Lai, D Lee, 1. Lee. TONG YAN UI Jeanette Lee, President of L? 'll W.. il'W...f::'Hl Q X UQ- w. i - ' A , x ff I ' I.-,G k fs A -T MWF . . - .- A T. X ,Wk .V r wif 1 ' W.. L f... - ' Huang, f wk.. K .N K A - . 'Wi W A LM' fu . .. N :ms :I ..J - Q. f ' -Mm... COSMOPOLITAN GROUP In row, left to right: B. Carreira, L. Freitas, N, A. Hao, G. Rawlings, N. Vcvciros, D. Benedict, T. Medeiros, M. Ortiz. 2111! row: E. Ogen, E. Mcndonca, L. DcCosta, P. Theissen, A. Komine, T. Gomes, R. Carvalho. 3rd row: B. L. Rodrigues, J. Hart, M. A. Ingalls. Lillian Freitas, president of the COSMOPOLITAN CLUB. In row, left lo right: D. Guba, C. Nerona, L. Lopez, R. Manaois, G. Bonilla, E. Quiocho, J. Bonilla. 2nd row: A. Gaheton, B. Romano, J. Moreno, T. josol, D. Aquino, M. Estores, I. Cabag, N. Donato. Adeline Gahc-ton, President of the FILIPINO CLUB. at Ke Afaka '1' Editor Shirley Suenaga, center, Hanked by assistants, Ruth Aralcalci, left, and Catherine Yamamoto, riglal. From its first publication in 1947 to the present time, KE ALAKA'I has been an important factor in school history. This monthly paper has represented St. Francis as the nucleus of school spirit and of that unifying love found among students and faculty. It is truly The Leader . 1 KE ALAKA'l artists, lefl to right: Anita Komine, Nora Yee, Irene Yee. N Class reporters for the school paper are: Sylvia Kaina, Reina Asejo, Edna Saito, Gladys Soares, Elaine Kodama, Jean Char, and Ruhna Carvalho. Typists Winifred Larm, Barbara Talcara, Lillian Watt ' ,f W 4. rr Special reporters include-Ist row, left to right: Irene Tapara, Elizabeth Estacio, Barbara Jean Wong, Lorna Otsuka, Leatrice Yim, Judy Fukuoka. 2nd row: Lillian Maluo, Lorna Liu, Gracietta Bonilla, Rosalie Chang, Therese Nagai, Elizabeth Mendonca, Violet Lee, Eleanor Lonohiwa. ., . A, ........A.,- , A M... ,,...a-........ ..,.......-......,-., , WDW Editor-in-chief, Lillian Maluo and Asst. Editor, Elaine Kodama, making plans for new, better Troubadour. Must have been a profitable day for Business manager, Nancy Fujimoto, and Juanita Deatras CDistriburionJ. Below, right: Art Editors, Adeline Gahe- ton and Jeanne Ono beam as they com- plete new art material. Below, left: Make-up editor, Eleanor Lau, and Photography editor, Irene Sato in deep conference over pictures. Literary Staff, R. Miyashiro, C Yim, I. Cabag, J. Lee. The TTOU LCICIIOU 7' Staff members of the 1951 TROUBADOUR have united their efforts to put forth an annual which would present a picture story of the ideals and characteristics of St. Francis students. Ever mindful of the necessity for improvement we have done our best, and hope that those who carry this responsibility for years to come will continue to do so. Wie hope the undying voice of St. Francis will always speak in The Troubadour, an un- ceasing cry of love in the wilderness. TROUBADOUR typists, C. Lee, W. Larm, R. Manaois, L. Watt, take time out for the camera. Our energetic patron leaders, A. Miguel, N. Chang, I. Kanoe- lehua, D. Higa. 'Y 'Y W' ' l .E .....4g..A...-inss..-.-. .. ,...,m, CZ? O TU S God rent Hif Singers upon earlb Witb Jong: of Jadneu and of nzirtb, Tbal tbey migbt toarb tbe beam of men, Anil bring tbenz back to beatfen again. LONGFELLOW The Saint Francis choristers have found music a notable means of expressing their joy and sadness throughout the past year. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Ruth Gallegos during the first semester, and of Sister Miriam during the second, the girls have carried out a full, but enjoyable musical program. Their schedule included singing for the Freshmen Parents' Day and other school functions, participation in the annual Christmas festival at Kapiolani Park and providing the indispensable music for our own graduation. Chorus accompanists Mary June and Edna smile happily after a day's work. Saint Francis Choristers In row, left to rigbt: P. Harakuni, A. Brito, D. Lee, I. Yee, C. Nakama, K. Mekata, L. Brito, A. Kominc, A. Custino, M. Estores, T. josol, M. Kono, L. Yin, B. L. Resentes, L. Lopez, R. M. Silva, I.. Otsuka. 2nd row: R. Chang, W. Ulukou, B. Sasaki, G. Rawlins, E. Quiocho, E. Hintolan, L. Liu, P. Theissen, N. Yee, B. Matsuzaki, V. Kailiawa S. Matsuzaki, B. Suda, A. Lawelawe. .ird row: J. Mikuni, J. Tong, D. Plateros, C. Kajikawa, G. Dela Cuesta, M. J. Shiroma, R. Kawasaki, B. Kanno, J. Hart, D. Guba, J. Fuku- oka, M. J. Souza, D. Benedict, N. Viveiros, N. Hall, S. Davis, P. Cockett, M. A. Ortiz, B. Branco, E. Lonohiwa. 1 . 3 fee. if .. .r vw, ' M 1 S aa - .aa avswwmirhsxfzrretalfe,wseizQg2.Yz5?wl'fw-srwwmnsaautifepf-:fifvwaraw 4 Y- 0.2. 5 N f + iw. 'frm m ,K 1 tt - W. it Q -swam,-M Boosting the morale at Christmas time. 56 swim., ..:, .,, , I ,.iLI:: , 'ms-35535, 3...,, AMX xk 'f . , ' -,Q 'ff 5 4555 K tu' .N we 1 A ff is ' if ' t, ' KYB. V i A if , t. . ,U ' 7 KVLW ' rt X-wi x , ,. , ,v,, 1 Chorus entertain at Freshmen Parents' day. -N F ET? 'unior Red Cross First aid class practicing their lessons under the experienced direction of Madame Madeleine Dinchere in the Disaster Relief Program. Mrs. Burner and Nancy exhibit handmade JRC toys. Physical cfucczfion Another addition to St. Francis Convent School curriculum is that of Physical Education Classes. The main purpose of this course is to develop the physical well being of every student. With the able supervision of Miss Lourdes Ganare, the students learn to obey authority, respect others in team work, and to develop body, nerve and muscular control. They learn also mental alertness, courage, self-control and most of all to accept defeat as well as victory. Freshmen measure off for calisthenics. Freshman Representatives of the CYO Interscholastic Volleyball League-Kneeling: Sharie Matsu- zaki, Marilyn Estores, Dorothy Aquino, Captain Alicia Lawelawe, Genevieve Dela Cuesta, Mary jane Souza, Barbara Jean DeMe1lo. Standing: Manager Evelyn Qui- ocho, Lou Ann Kam, Judy Chung, Diana Benedict, Teresita josol, Esther Hintolan, Antoinette Chil- lingworth, and Coach Miss Ganare. Diana eagerly waits for the feed.' 52 Girls enjoying swimming lessons under the watchful eyes of the Red- cross instructors. Oh, no, please clon'r go in Violet seems to say. . -Q 9? ' V if ,n J A . 4 Lf, .1 fu ' .Q , W' 1 M ,gi ,, ,Q ,Q K. .Lg 'la -f 6 1 x 'fl-,iw . 1 J., 1-Z! . v .aussi ociafs of file Year An enriched program of social activities has provided every class with opportunities for enjoyment and practice in the social graces. Parents' days gave opportunities for mothers, fathers, and other relatives to become acquainted with the faculty and school buildings of Saint Francis. Square dancing held sway in the parties given each class for their friends from outside , providing lively fun. Parents acted as chaperones in each of these affairs. Get togethers of all classes were held, setting a new style for school-wide celebrations of great days, and strengthening the matter-of-course unity among Saint Francis students. Left: Never a dull moment at the junior square dance! Below: Hui O Hawaii of SLC--a welcome addi- tion to SFC socials. 9? ,X 4 I 134 i LM ?4,if This group enjoys a few minutes respite between square dances at the Freshman FW party. SSQ77Z!7!7.GS of ffm Year v J' The junior-Senior Prom, social climax of the yearj' x, W V Christmas Gift from the Angels, Soph- omore contribution to the Christmas program. The Baby appropriately stole the show in the lovely Freshman Christmas play, A critical moment in The Lighthouse Keepers Daughter. History students B. Romano, V. Lee, T. Nagai, L. Nakanelua, and S. Suenaga ponder over problems of the United Nations, 'FE - if AR , : How pleased Our Lady must be with juniors' aa Franciscan version of the Rose Festival! Aloha Day Pageant ends, naturally, with a Luau. -'-- 4.,, 7,41 One unit of the newly completed Home Economics department. Hofvte Economics Many times girls leave high school with no knowledge of household techniques such as cooking and sewing. This year a new course in home economics was added to our school curric- ula for girls who plan to enter dietetics, home economics and other related fields. To accom- modate this course, our former Damien Lodge was transformed into the new home economics department. Damien Lodge being transformed into the Refreshment time at the open house for new home economics department. the Home Economics building. tl fi What's cooking? Looks good! smiles Miss Namba. t 1 2 -an--any lil Rosalinda, get that seam straight, admonish Margaret, Nora, Nancy, and Irene. .Wq-...M 'CWS Miss Natalie Namba-nutrition Instructor Miss Lillian Kono-sewing instructor A ,www ss! X V f ,sg t i ' 5. . , ' .W Q . fw Q . :kr 44. A Y..q,. get , swf .A : - 5? Q, eg-u if v t r ,J ' ,Ab-1.1. ' ww. A lg: tv: t . 'pf ' T Q13 gh?Q'3'g,'sf, .Q fp vw if-1 i fy: all Receiving Jesus at His Mother's feet. esi ence Department She was good as Jhe wax fair None, none on earth above ber! .AJ pure in thought as angels are? To know ber was to love her. With Our Lady as a Model of true womanliness the resident students have striven to perfect themselves in their spiritual and physical life. With Sister Mary Florentine as prefect, they have combined in their life at St. Francis, work, play and prayer. In the fulfillment of their ,duties they are aware of the responsibilities which will fall upon their shoulders in later life and have made use of the oppor- tunities to strengthen and perfect themselves in the practice of Christian Virtue, characteristic of true womanhood. ' The little Franciscans enjoying a favorite spot on the campus. Lady seems to have captivated the gir1's attention. IJ! row, left to righl: A. Miguel, E. Estacio, E Kapu, J. Deatras, F. L. Hoy, M. L. Barnes, E. Mcn- donca, L. Dc Costa, E. Barboza. 2nd rouu' L. Maluo, E. Makahi, M. Kaapana, L. Haas, L. Seto, R. Ascjo. 1. Tong. Mining from the picture: L. Mira, J Tylcc, L. A. Chai. ...m.S....a me ni.. FY? fir Q 7 .iifiwi LilIian's night of celebration as a new member of thc church. Our Lady's Rosary said beneath her watchful eyes. A night of remembrance, guests at the faculty dinner. Left to right: J. Tylcc, L. Dc Costa, E. Makahi, L. Seto, L. Maluo, E. Mendonca, E. Kapu, K. Guy, E. Barboza, M. Kaapana, L. Haac, M. L. Barnes, A. Miguel, B. L. Rod- rigues, L. A. Chai, C. Gorgonio, F. L. Hoy, J. Dcatras, R. Ascjo, E. Estacio. l Ah, Ah, umph, missed, fry again girls, Takeo takes time OH long enough to look' at the camera. We owe him thanks for keeping our campus nicely trimmed. An apple gotten the hard way at the Residence Halloween party The never failing Residents clean-up crew after a surprise flood. 63 .- 'f' 2, 40 1 4. flllll ' 'e c' 2- SR. SQUARE nmcmcf I no ' , C1521 Q t Qf .1 fir: 26525, Zi, Q -Q 9 'TT' ff 'C J' -ng, -ii .A--A-I5 -ds ff is 'fs' 'Gas .r C ,J-'x..,, 'nc - ' I rylk ' - - 0 21. 64 Calendar 0 Evenzfs Initiation is chiefly a test of sportsmanship. SEPTEMBER l Beginning of Orientation Week 13 Opening of the school year a 29 Aloha program for Sister Consolata OCTOBER 2 Initiation Week 5 Talk by Father Andrew jahn 4 Feast of St. Francis of Assisi 6 Solemn Initiation 12 Freshman Volleyball League I7 Special assembly in honor of Father Thielman 21 Residents' Picnic 25 First C.S.C. Forum 30 junior Halloween Dance NOVEMBER 7 Senior picnic with SLC S Chemistry class excursion November l1'brings prayers and leis for the war dead. Refreshments for parents at the first parents' day. NOVEMBER 10 Tuberculosis X-ray 12 Freshman Parents' Day 22 Senior Thanksgiving Social 25 Thanksgiving Vacation 24 Sophomore Harvest Dance 27 Retreat DECEMBER 15 Rose Festival 15 Resident Students' Formal Dinner 19 Student Body Christmas Party 20 Christmas Vacation JANUARY 3 Classes resume 10 All-school Square Dance 22 Freshman raflie 26 Presentation of Catholic Herald Prize Everybody in the auditorium for the big Christmas party, csc c can-uns nn-ve Loo BLUE 5Kl2'r5 x 500 WHITE 81.00555 gl' I in fi X x ...VJ TIES' F QQ,,r as 1 if X , , 'Tr- Wre 53 C, , J Q19 Qwfffi 65 b :Db NOT I Dls'rvt2.l5 'Sa A HOUSE wmlmucf 5 WW, ,QA Y C ' R F6335 X292 ,tb 5, 16 7 SQ Y Y JCC: L- L7 X THE fovrsfr-:PS ,A M 1 ist? RN 1 , Lorraine browses through Sr. Gerard's Book Week display N o Jr JANUARY 27 semtgfef Exams 30 Roosevelfs Birthday Forum A FEBRUARY 2 Purification 5 Mardi Gras 7 CSC Clothing Drive 9 Teachers' Institute 12 Lincoln's Birthday 22 Washington's Birthday Catholic Press Month 7 Home Economics Housewarming 8 Commercial Convention 17 Sr. Patrick's Day Bundles of charity from St. Francis to Korea. Commercial Students join with Maryknoll in Wanted, A Stenographerf' MARCH 19 St. Josephs Feast Day 22 Easter Vacation 30 Junior-Senior Prom APRIL 6 junior Social with SLC 10 A Cappella Concert at Roosevelt Freshman Picnic MAY 1 May Crowning 5 Ascension Thursday 12 Senior Picnic I5 Senior Exams 20 Senior Parents' Day 25 Class Day 27 Graduation 28 Underclass Final Exams Begin 30 Memorial Day JUNE 9 Last day of the school year The Freshmen in another fine play The Annunciationf' DEF-ID X LINE l'lI'N WD 105 C, ' Ll i t 1 W LORRAINE L. AKUNA RElNA.C. ASEJO EVELYN L. BARBozA BALBINA K. BRANCO ISABELLE M. CABAG LAURA ANNE CHAI NANCY C. H. CHANG WINIFRED C. Y. CHU JUANITA H. DEATRAS NATIVIDAD E. DONATO LILLIAN R. EREITAS NANCY M. FUJIMOTO JOSEPHINE M. L. GABRIEL ADELINE C. GAHETON CRISLUCIA J. GORGONIO JOSEPHINE J. GUBA JANET R. HART DORIS Y. HIGA MARGARET Y. IzUMI BARBARA KAMAKA IRENE D. KANOELEHUA PHYLLIS T. KAUAKAHI ROWENA I. KEKUA MARY ANN K. KIAI ELAINE M. KODAMA WINIFRED L. E. LARM ELEANOR H. L. LAU CYNTHIA E. s. LEE JEANETTE Y. L. LEE LORRAINE s. K. LEE SUSIE N. LINDSEY LORRAINE L. LOPAL VIVIAN M. LUI FLORENCE LUM HOY LILLIAN K. MALUo ROSALINDA A. MANAOIS NORA M. MATsUsAKI ADELINE L. MIGUEL LUCY T. MIRA ROSE MARY Y. MIYASHIRO JUANITA v. MUNAR JANICE A. MURAKI HELEN L. NAKANELUA JEANNE K. oNo EVANITA K. PARKER IRENE H. SAITO IRENE Y. sATo FLORENCE M. SAWAI BETTY K. s. SIU WINONA L. ULUKOU EDNA C. UMEDA HELEN M. VIERNES LILLIAN W. P. WATT FLORENCE s. H. WONG CECILIA T. YIM DORIS H. YoNAHA Senior Direcfory 1133-A lst Avenue P. O. Box 71-Pahala, Hawaii Lot 218 Kawao, Nanakuli, Oahu 1160-A Pinkham St. General Delivery, Waipahu 824 Kunawai Lane 333 Puuhue Place 608 Puuhak Road 241 Whitmore City, Wahiawa 2244-A N. King Street Hilo, Hawaii 1730 Repubhcan Sneet 1628 Wailele Place 1321 Dillingham Blvd. Pomaho Camp, Wahiawa, Oahu 1508 Palama Street 3353 Winam Avenue 1547 Dillingham Blvd. 1731 Huli Street 521-B Hiram Lane 3228 Martha Street 21 13 Hillcrest Street 3214 Herbert St. 2022 Hanalima Place 2007 Pacific Heights Road 71 Kauila Lane 1222-A N. School St. 934 N. Vineyard St. 1994 Iwi Way 717-A N. Vineyard St. 2806 Booth Road 320 Aku Street 2017 Oswald St. lCeanae,h4aui 1081 Manono St., Hilo, Hawaii 1723-C Kam IV Road 918 Hikina Lane 129 Jack Lane P. O. Box 52, Kekaha, Kauai 1406 Liliha St. 425 Kuwili St. 2883 Oahu Avenue Keanae, Maui 1819-A Algaroba St. 3453 Winam Avenue 1629-B Waikahalulu Lane 1816 Skyline Avenue 1608 Pohaku SL 1236 Hall St. 2550 Namauu Drive 1463 Luskana SL 1857 Home Rule St. 1940 Liliha Street 810 N. School Street 2142 Chamberlain St. 525-B Lunalilo Home Road none 44652 Nana-3182 none cmeof2Bl55 863935 596955 89137 none 863502 none 89136 none 873233 none 84041 72034 835882 65528 84075 71205 80973 737701 58045 596243 68316 89227 87738 717444 83141 none 78686 none 7Wl024 3806 842963 843754 69772 none 843591 510204 98558 Hana 6W1062 91852 75151 522665 89149 89375 65620 69497 58118 837762 510234 64667 947725 none ALUHA we eiiie fs May the Lord bless thee and keep thee, May He show His face to thee and have mercy upon theeg May He turn his countenance to thee, and give thee peace. May the Lord bless thee: Amen. To you, dear Alma Mater, a fond aloha. We will always be a part of you, as much as the buildings and St. Francis are, through practicing your wise teachings and noble counsel, and carry- ing out your high ideals. How could we ever forget what the mind and heart and soul have learned! What can we say but Thank you for the advice and help of the Sisters of St. Francis! We graduates feel that the ideals of St. Francis and all he represents is the ibis of our future. May we hold him closely forever in our hearts, he who is a great lover of Our Lady and her Son. We beg you, the younger Franciscans, always remain true to your school and its teachers, who will never fail you. It now rests on you to keep the Franciscan ideals, to instill them, by word and example, in those that will follow after you, and to help build your future alma mater to still higher planes of education and learning. As a final note, we ask Our Lady of the Assumption, to whom the Troubador is dedicated, to guide and bless the Sisters, students, and a great school, St. Francis Convent. Till we meet again . . . THE SENIORS 9' 3 i 2 I F 1 5 fe, 22 ' sei. Jr - fe Patrons Acme Market Mr. jack M. Akimoto Mr. Apiu Akuna Dr. Douglas Bell Dr. John L. Bell A. R. Bisho William M. Borthwick Margaret Brumaghim Bunny's Sport Shop Carol June Beauty Salon Miss Annie Carvalho Dolores Chang M. Ching Rose Chock Robert Chong Chong's Silk House Gilbert Choy The Clover Corner Store Crystal Market Depot Stand Dyke's Market Fashion Beauty Shoppe Mr. Harry Freitas K. Fukuoka Store Mr. 8: Mrs. Samuel N. Gaison Miss Lourdes Ganare Golden Shoe Store jimmy Gomes Miss Ada Goo Mrs. Florence Goo Mr. Ronald Goo Harry's Beauty Shop Mrs. Ruth Hart Frank K. Hashimoto Hawaii Market Hawaii Motor Rebuilder Hino Dry Goods House of Photography Shinzo Iwasa Mary Magdalen Kaleikau Kaimuki Inn Kaimuki Plumbing Mr. Herman Kamaka Dr. Edward S. Kamei Mrs. Irene Kanoelehua Miss Irene Kanoelehua Mr. Thomas Kanoelehua Kapahulu Appliance Kapahulu Furniture Store Kawano Service Station 8: Repair William S. T. Kekua Eleanor Keone Kenneth Studio Abraham K. Kiai Mr. G. Takeo Konda Koss 8: Sherry Mr. 8: Mrs. Wallace Kuloloio Dr. Harold W. K. Lam Mrs. Chung Shee Lee Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward E. Lee Loui's Sportswear Mrs. Charles Low, jr. Malolo Beverages Manoa Drive Inn Manoa Service Station Mei Wah Antique Shop Dr. Isami Mirikitani Wallace Miyamoto Dr. Edmund Madden Moiliili Dept. Store Mrs. Sakae Muramatsu Mutual Auto Service Sz Market Miss Nathalie Namba New Eagle Cafe New Vineyard Bakery Mr. 8: Mrs. Stanley K. Payne Mr. Jack Petrous Rosario Plateros Mrs. Redondo Mrs. F. Rodrigues Sawai Bros. Painting Co. Sierra Cafe Mr. Wilfred B. Silva 1 Mr. Kam Chan Sui Beniya Shokudo Smart Shoe Store Valerie Snow Style Shoe Store Suburban Transportation System, Ltd. Miss Anna Suetsugu James M. Tari Tenth Avenue Service Station Miss Mildred Teraoka Dr. Wm. Trexler Benjamin Tong Miss Rachel Uehara Miss Alice Umeda Varsity Motors Mr. 8: Mrs. Andy Viernes Wah Kum Chun Noodle Factory Mr. 8: Mrs. Lum Watt Williams Equipment Co., Ltd. Mr. Wong Wong's Chop Suey House Clarence P. Wong Mr. Clement Wong Sanford Wong Service Station Woodlawn Veg. Mkt. Mr. Hoon Chee Young ...t . . .4 H Donations Mrs. Robert Lee Dr. Alfred C. S. Lum Mr. Bc Mrs. Mabie Mrs. Maka Manoa Cleaners Manoa Market Manoa Super Market Pablo Marabio Charles E. Masaki Mrs. Agnes Matsuzaki Hendric Milla Pete Mira r. . iura Miss Miyamasu Mui Lan Inn T. Muramoto National Service Station National Shoe Store Rita Ng Mr. Clarence Oba Mrs. Clara Okahashi Ono Meat Market Mr. 8: Mrs. Ed. Onogi Mr. 81 Mrs. H. 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