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Takahiko Ishikawa, 48, was born in
Japan and is a graduate in Japanese literature of Nippon University. In
1949 and 1950 he became the first man ever to win the All Japan Judo Championship
twice in a row. Later he taught judo at Kokushikan College. In 1961, with
Donn Draeger, he coauthored the book "Judo Training Methods."
In 1963 he was awarded 8thDan Black Belt. The head instructor of the
Ishikawa Judo Club in Philadelphia is married and has three children.
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Heinz Bodmer was born in Switzerland
and came to the U.S. in 1962. The 29yearold bachelor is the head
instructor of the Valley Karate in Reseda, California. He works as a machinist.
He is affiliated with the All America Karate Federation and received his
promotions to 2ndDan Black Belt in judo and 1stDan Black Belt
in karate in 1960. |
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Yoshisada Yonezuka is the head instructor
of the Westfield Judo Center in New Jersey. The 27yearold 5thDan
Black Belter was born in Aomori, Japan, and graduated from Nihon University,
majoring in economics. He started to play judo at 17; became the judo champion
of all Northern Japan high schools at 18; was a 4th Dan Black
Belter at 21; was cocaptain of the 1959 Tokyo College Judo Championship
team; came to U.S. in 1960 and taught judo at West Point. |
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Douglas Nowokunski is a student of
Fine Arts at Roosevelt University in Chicago, Ill. The 24yearold
bachelor studied "T'iao H Ch'uan Tao" for six years and holds
the "white sash with the Blue Dragon (Lan Lung)." He also studied
yawara and jujutsu in New York from Mitsuru Tamura and Shaolin Ch'uan.
He's also an experienced boxer and wrestler. |
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Kyung Ho Min, 28, is a graduate student
at the University of Georgia, majoring in physical education. He was born
in Korea and attended the Korean Yudo College in Seoul. He's ranked 4thDan
Black Belt in judo and 2nd-Dan Back Belt in Karate. He was also
the runner-up in the 180lb. division of the 12th National AAU Judo
Championships, held in New York recently. He is affiliated with the Korean
Yudo College and the Moo Duk Kwan Korean Tang Soodo Association.
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John Athanas Pachivas was born in St.
Louis, Missouri, and matriculated at St. Louis University and Central Missouri
State College. The head instructor of the Dade County Police Academy in
Miami, Florida, works as swimming instructor of the Thunderbird Motel in
Miami Beach and as the judo and karate instructor for the police academy.
He received his lstDan Black Belt in judo in 1961 and 1stDan
Black Belt in karate in 1963. |
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Clyde A. Powell was born in Covington,
Kentucky. The 35yearold bachelor attended John G. Carlisle School
and the University of Kentucky. He makes his livelihood as data processing
supervisor for the Veterans Administration. He is a 1stDan Black Belter
in karate and an assistant instructor of the Yudan Karate Ciub in Covington,
Kentucky. He's a member of the All Japan Karatedo Association. |
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Edward Doyle, 21, single, is the head
instructor of the International School of JudoKarate, Summit, N.J.
He was born in Newark, NJ., and graduated from Jersey City State College
with a Bachelor of Arts in special education. He earns his livelihood as
a teacher for the mentally retarded. He is ranked lstDan Black Belt
since 1962. He is a member of the Isshando Karate Association. |
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Donald F. Bohan, 28, is the head instructor
of the Camp Lejeune Isshando Karate Club in North Carolina. The U.S. Marine
sergeant was born in New York and attended Boys' High School and P.M.A.
He was promoted to 3rd Dan Black Belt in 1961 and is a member
of the Isshando Karate Association in Jersey City, NJ. At present he is
the senior official for the Camp Lejeune Karate Club and the Armed Services
director of Isshando Karate Association. |
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Carl P. Manlapez, 32, was born in the
Philippine Islands but attended high school in Tokyo, Japan. He graduated
from Miami University in Florida with a degree of BSM. Med., majoring in
science and mathematics. The head instructor of the Miami Beach Police
Athletic League earns his livelihood as a hospital supervisor. He is currently
ranked 1stDan Black Belt in judo and 1stDan Black Belt in karate.
He belongs to the Florida Judo Yudanshakai. |
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James M. Moynahan, Jr., was born in
Sacramento, California, but attended high school in Anchorage, Alaska.
He graduated from Washington State University in Pullman Washington, with
a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. The graduate student of Eastern Washington
State College holds the following ranks: 2ndDan Black Belt in jujutsu
(1960), 1stDan Black Belt in karate (1961), and 2ndKyu Brown
Belt in judo (1957.) |
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William F. Bowers, 34, was born in
Newton, Massachusetts, and graduated from Boston University with a Bachelor
of Science in public relations and communications. At present he is a real
estate and insurance broker. The co-head instructor of Boston YMCA Judo
Club in Boston was promoted to 1stDan Black Belt in May 1964. He belongs
to the J.B.B.F. and Shufu Yudanshakai. He is married and has five children.
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Fred Bernstein, 41, attended Brooklyn
Technical High School and Columbia University in New York. The purchasing
officer is the head instructor of Judo Academy of Long Island, Inc. He
is also the president of the Judo Society of Long Island, a member of JBBF
and New York Yudanshakai. The 1stDan Black Belter is married and has
two children. |
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Eugene Stomer is an English teacher
and a varsity baseball coach at the Bolsa Grande High School in California.
He was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, and attended high school there. But he
received his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts from Long Beach State
College in California, majoring in English. The 32yearold 2ndDan
Black Belter is the head instructor of the Bolsa Grande High School Kendo
Club. He is married and has two children. |
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Roland R. Michaud was born in Amesbury,
Massachusetts, and attended high school there. He earns his livelihood
as a foreman for a sheet metal cabinet company. The 28-yearold head
instructor of the Haverhill Judo Club in Massachusetts is ranked 1stDegree
Black Belt. He is affiliated with the JBBF, Shufu Yudanshakai, and AAU.
He is married and has three children. |
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Masayuki Hisataka, 24, was born in
Tokyo, Japan, and graduated from Nihon University, majoring in commerce.
He is the head instructor of the School of Scientific Judo in Brooklyn,
New York. He is presently ranked 4thDan Black Belt in judo and 6thDan
Black Belt in karate. He is the president of the Shorinjiryu Kenkokan Karate
Federation of USA, member of JBBF, AAU, and NY Judo Yudanshakai. A bachelor,
he came to the US in 1963. |
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Kiyoshi Miyazaki, 41, was born in Ogden,
Utah, and attended West High School and the University of Utah. The head
instructor of the Murray Police Judo Club is the proprietor of the New
Boston Hotel and Pleasant Cleaners. He is affiliated with the American
Judo and JuJitsu Federation and holds the following ranks: 3rdKyu
Brown Belt in aikido (1963), 2ndDan Black Belt in judo (1964), and
4thKyu White Belt in kendo (1942). He is married and has five children.
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Frederic Storaska is a senior at North
Carolina State University, majoring in psychology. The 22yearold
bachelor was born in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, and attended high school
there. He is the head instructor and president of Bushido Karate Schools,
Inc. in North Carolina. He also instructs the Wilmington Police Department.
He is ranked 1stDan Black Belt in karate (1963) and 3rdKyu Brown
Belt in jujutsu (1962.) |
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Robert W. Ozman was born in Indianapolis,
Indiana. The 28yearold head instructor of the American Isshando
Karate Association in Hollywood, California, attended Arsenal Technical
High School and Butler University in Indianapolis. He works as an industrial
engineer in plastics. The husky bachelor received his 1stDan Black
Belt in 1962. |
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Charles A. Johnson was born in Asheville,
North Carolina, and attended Riverside Military Academy, Gainesville, Georgia.
He is the owner and head instructor of the Georgia Judo and Karate School.
The 33yearold 2ndDan Black Belter teaches judo as a fulltime
occupation. He is affiliated with the Judo Black Belt Federation and the
Shufu Yudanshakai. He is married and has one child. |
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Jack C. Mumpower was born in Charlotte,
North Carolina, and attended North Mecklenburg High and Kings College.
The founder and head instructor of the North Carolina Aikido Club was promoted
by Kenji Tomiki to 3rd Dan Black Belt while he was stationed in Tokyo,
Japan. He is married and has two children. |
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Donald B. Connors, 45, was born in
Massachusetts and received his AB and MBA in finance from Babson Institute,
Wellesley, Massachusetts. The data processing consultant is also the head
instructor, president, and treasurer of the Shodokan Dojo in Swampscott,
Mass. He holds the following ranks: 3rdKyu Brown Belt in aikido (1964),
2nd Kyu Brown Belt in judo (1963), and 2ndDan Black Belt in karate
(1962). |