McKinley High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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SHIPS OF HAWAII Years have pass d rude handmade canoes the fnrst to savl Pacnflc seas and leave theur cargoes of sturdy Polvnesuans and fruits of South Pacuflc :sles upon the shores of Paradise have sailed Into the realms of hazy history Tnme has tou hed the heads of many generations sun e the natnves heard the lusty shouts of whalers and Englnsh fraffate crews who came bringing the commodities of cuvrlnzatuon as they sought adventure gaun and roman e They too have dropped anchor un the depths of the past and close besrd are the weathero aten hulls of those ships whnch carried messengers of Chr: nanuty and new goods goods from distant foresgn domains wlth the work they have done These shlps are hrstory Now drawlng near IS a huge palatnal Inner llnlung the Occudent and Ornent The East and West Brown pygmues of cano s meet the glants of Pacific s as and usher them to troplc berths Sampans numerous as schools of fxsh drxft an with decks awash Agarnst the skyline the graceful droop of tnny salls shows whute agalnst the rugged Innes of an eastbound frenghter carryrng pnneapple and sugar the wealth of l-lawau From overhead comes the drone of a shlp of the avr as she sails her cloudy wnndy course from lsle to Isle Night falls clouds thucken and an the distance gleam the taunt lights of battleshups anchored at pea e In the harbor Margaret Hellman I e -c , , . F . , A . V -D . , ' . c . 1 Q - , . .Sf . These have hauled down their sails. content . S . . . C . . 3 I . . . c A .

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