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- . From the first slow, unsteady beginning to the more stable and firm accomplishments of the graduating student, there are the divisions that mark the path of knowledge. New occasions teach new duties, time makes ancient good uncouth. They must upward still and onward, who would keep abreast of truth. 1 I 4 I ' 1 84 11
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1 Qitskiii -,-861 V , 5 al- 'n'-il .3 , hnilnssufafalsl F rcshmcn if A i I s fi If g ' --fn-4 3 fffi T -Kr Freshman Class officers: Lewis Muhlestein led the Freshman Class through their first year at college as president of the classg Carolyn McDougall, class secretaryg and Tony Magaoay, class vice-president. For the freshmen at The Church College of Hawaii, a new vista has opened challenging horizons. No longer are they dwelling on a lower level of attainment scholastically with constant adrnonitions from parents and teachers. Life is now considered much more serious and CCH students realize the necessity of careful and organizedplanning for their future. This past year hasbeen interesting and enjoyable. Like the sophomores, the freshmen represent a widespread geographical area with a variety of backgrounds. .At the freshmen initiation, eggs and soap were washed from hair and face in good na- tured raillery as vengeance was vowed upon the heads of the sophomores. Scholastically, the freshman class has been outstanding and some have earned the coveted opportunity of belonging to the CCH Honor Society, Sigma Tau Sigma. The fledglings now realize that it requires diligence and perseverance to reach the heights of college attainmentg more and more the lowly freshmen have learned to accept responsibilities which will assist them in assuming places of distinction in Church and State. A Q . y 5 4 , .1 L1 Y' - .51-1 2 ...mQ.1fi,.1 '
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