Hawaiian Mission Academy - Ka Lamaku Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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We Dedicate We the students of H. M. A. proudly honor a person who as a TEACHER — accomplished the true purpose of Christian education — not only in theory, but also in practice ... as a CHRISTIAN — practiced what he preached and lived an exemplary life ... as a SOCIAL LEADER — displayed a captivating sense of humor, a sympathetic understanding of youth needs, an ability to arouse enthusiastic group par- ticipation, and a constant influence for good sportsmanship . . . and as a FRIEND AND COUNSELOR — was constantly sought after for his sound advice. To PRINCIPAL JOHN F. KNIPSCHILD — understanding and thoughtful teacher — lov- ing and lovable Christian — untiring and in- spiring leader — true friend and wise coun- selor — with all affection and sincerity, we dedicate this 1953 Ka Lamaku. T H E F A M I L Y Front: Gary, ' Llona, Mrs. Knipschild, Calvin. Rear: Principal Knipschild and Conrad.

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FOREWORD The road to success is not to be run upon by seven- league boots. Step by step, little by little, bit by bit, we have won the battles of academy life. Like Julius Caesar of old, we can report: Veni, we came; Vidi, we saw; Vici, we conquered! Herein is the record of our victory, from the first be- wildering days of freshmen activity to the final, thrilling adventure of senior graduation. We have followed the Master General, serving Him with our hands, our minds, and our hearts. The smile of Cod has made each day vic- torious. That these days may never be lost to our memory in the years to come, we present your 1953 KA LAMAKU

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