Kamehameha High School - Ka Nai Aupuni Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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I-lousemothers The boarding girls of KSG will always remember the devoted companionship and motherhood given them by the women who have been dedicated to the guiding and counseling of the girls. With their help, the boarders have learned to live with many different girls who had many different personalities. The housemothers also aided the girls who spent six weeks at Senior Cottage. M fli fipf gig? xuii pifgn 'wlifixf' nm' sg I 2 9 ,X , I ll K llli .,.,.....,1..p.. I f:.'l ,!aflF:1: ...., .-.- I liz..- .,.. .. '-all ffl' Ill tlllvxil igm X ext.-M llirfl. fri I 1' W-'-l' X l IIN l 1 K Q I f-fmjflm' Wm ',1f'14. ' P52 Ji 'N ffgllef MIss VIRGINIA GENTRY MRS LUCILLE MAY MRS. HAZEL deSILVA MRS. MARY KULA MRS- HELEN an im Rim 2 The crime . . 4.::a:.,n nn .V - y,2.,p:ab..,. :.:- w,.:::y:vIH ': -p13m:s:p- -:..siIksz:sL -- ..::4 nf: :5u,::s. V. ,f ..s6!711ws9 :ff fmssm ..':f. fmgqass gl ,, W agga. films? ri -mrs . Miss HELEN SYMONS MRS. MARJORIE KIRKMIRE DENNISON . . the punishment. MRS. BARBARA BURGOYNE

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MISS OLGA SAND Home Economics MISS RUTH LOVETT KSG, Commercial -. .,... 1 Q 7,7, A M ,w..,:.. . Ie - .5 5 J?-'I A , , A .,,. ,. -. 1-em 4? at M Y if' , . I' I B Q-at if A E252 wg, ,Q I ,Vai Q52 sf. H, ,M 39,1 5 we I W Q sw, s ,gf H be Riff J' 2135 ik 4 ffiial 4 5 +. '34 Q if Z2 'N xi iff' 551 Q gr' B l I S, s J gif? ggi: WQ if ,Q f , Wifi: MISS SARA WOODYARD KSB, Commercial ul 1 www ,iq , ,K - Q fflgfgifisg qw w eff , S-4 . 5 - - WW vw-2 ,I-L:J:.gz S lf s' H ss s 5 f H I Ji 51 l I S S S sq Ri t ' it , if M S S , We W H, , ,,...tM., fiil-l-1112-ww - '?.L.i:4- .f Wifi MR. JOHN BERRINGTON KSB, Commercial ' 1 '- ' 'V --45 - 'E-L 557 ' ,SF 4 --H' ' ' - Lf I ,ff - ' MISS MARIE DAETZ MR. EMERY GIBSON MISS ANNE MYERS KSB, Commercial KSB, Commercial H0816 ECODOIDICS t s right down at the end of this hallwayf' Wait till she sees what I just did. A-3-'fig' fx sm W uf 1529 ' ' fit MLW 5 ggi iwwf MSX in sw: afar-it mug. we :gg ai ?i5?'4I'f1 M' 'SMC . I , I ' gg S W twagwtf H ,113 ei wi MR. WALTER CHANG Industrial Education

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Providing services ranging from bag lunches to holiday dinners, from brownies for dorm parties to picnic lunches for class picnics, the dining hall staff performs a variety of services not apparent to the casual visitor nor to many who are on campus throughout the year. The family atmosphere, varied meals and smiling faces are an accepted and admired part of the Kamehameha scene. KS DIETICIANS: Mrs. Claire Ho, Mrs. Leilani Souza, Mrs. Marguerite Clark, Miss Ayame Miss Violet Willder, Di- Okabe, Mrs. Marie Ehlke, Mrs. Barbara Webster, rector of Dining Halls. Mrs. Mercy Grugier, Miss Margaret Foster. I-lale Ola HALE OLA STAFF: Mrs. Abigail Suzuki, Mrs. Grace Yamashiro, Mrs. Yvonne Burkhalter, Mrs. Hilda Tsuchiya. SECOND ROW: Miss Linda Fleming, Mrs. Sandra Williams, Mrs. Malveson Tobin, Miss Jerelyn Matthews, Miss Marlene U Bourke, Dr. Raymond Chun. Among the busiest people on campus are the nurses and doctors of Hale Ola, responsible for physical examinations and various kinds of health checks involving all students, in addition to being on call night and day for helping students with the smallest ills .or the most serious emer- gencies. Dr. George Mills and his able staff provide an invaluable service without which the Schools would not be the same. Can't be overweight . . .?' 1 1