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

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Saw Secondary Z cachets A more companionable group of teachers, a more devoted group of counsellors, a harder- working faculty is not to be found beyond the limits of the H.M.A. campus. An understanding and ever-cheerful group, they will never be forgotten or erased from the memories and hearts of their pupils. They stand as excellent examples to the students in the social, intellectual, and spiritual phases of life. Patience, piety, understanding, courtesy — all rolled into one — truly describes each mem- ber of the faculty. To these honored few, we, the students, express our heart-felt appreciation. B U S I N E S S M A N A C E R S E C R E T A R Y Mr. Meredith Millner Prof. J. F. Knipschild. |r., Th.B. OFFI CIAL, R ECORD [AN MISSIOtjHi|«r?«L , 3KON Gta B 4 1 a A : ry A B • p R I N C I P A L R E C I S T R A R Mrs. Lily Arakaki, B.S. Mrs. Thelma Reed. B.A.

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Quaint little Chinese girls enchant us at our November lyceum. A friendly Filipino lass For you a lei, welcome, and aloha from H.M.A. Music from old China N H r V

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M A T H V O C A T I O N A L C O M M E R C I A L Mr. J. Hal Horning, B.A. Miss Helen lha. B.A. LJoi o de (jascuna San S, L I B R A R Y L A N C u A C E E N G L I S H S P E E C H Mrs. Blanche Palmer, B.A., MA. Mr. Kenneth Day, B.A. s o c I A L S C I E N C E D E A N S P E C I A L E N C L I S H Mr Eimer Herr, B.A.. MA. Mr. Shigenobu Arakaki, B.A.