Pahala High School - Trojan Yearbook (Pahala, HI)

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'IM lbetkmfe More +han iusr a friend . The gleeful laughler of elemen+ary s+uclen+s playing on lheir school playground, fhe radian+ faces of 'lhe crowd aHending fhe annual school carnival, fhe cheering +ha+ backs our boys on fhe LiH'le League diamond are 'lhe symbols of worlc accomplished 'lhrough The in+eres+ and leadership of a familiar figure. For 'lhe full decade +ha+ he has been here, Mr. John F. Ramsay, manager of fhe Hawaiian Agriculiural Company in Pahala, has shown grea'r in+eres+ in fhe progress of our communiry and our school. His inferesl' and leadership have remained and grown so +ha+ 'rhey have ma+erialized in+o proiec+s lhal we can well be proud of. The improvemenls made on fhe elemen+ary playground have crea+ecl a place of safe+y as well as of enioymenl. The sfudenfs are now able +o u+ilize +o +he 'fullesr exlenl 'lhe improved playground faciliries because of Mr. Ramsay's in+eres+ and leadership. Much of 'lhe success of our annual school carnival is credired lo Mr. Ramsay for 'Phe generous loan of all ligh+ing facili+ies. The popularily of Li'H'le League Baseball in Kau was given a grea+ boos+ in l952 when +he baseball diamond for +he younger boys was buill' on our campus. This diamond helped bring up rhe slandard of recrea+ion in Kau which is so viral in +he developmen+ of +he characfer of an individual. H' is mos+ grafifying lo acknowledge fhe in'I'eres+ shown by Mr. Ramsay in +he beH'ermen+ of school and communify ac+ivi+ies. ln recogni+ion for his unceasing efforls +o improve our communi+y and lhe Home of +he Troians, we gra+efully, and humbly dedicale +his, lhe l955 Troian, +o Mr. John F. Ramsay, Manager of Hawaiian Agricul- rural Company. fAe 1955 jrofan MR. JOHN F. RAMSAY

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.S'.mfAwf 0I Qll!0l The Home of 'ihe Troians , fhe soufhern mos+ high school in fhe Unifed S+a+es, is lhe cen+er of eclucafion, culfure and aclivify for many sludenfs in Kau. Lying on 'rhe slopes of Mauna Loa, Hawaii's second highesl' mounlain, if is a place where many people wifness ihe sporismanship of our baske+ball and baseball +eams, fhe +alen+s lhal' 'rhe sfudenf possesses, and fhe evidence of work done +o produce men in every walk of life. As you leave school fo sfarf a new phase of life, le? fhis ihe I955 Troian, bring back memories of a year-a year of fun and laughfer, of ioy in 'I'he many accomplish- menfs and of headaches and hearfaches in 'rhe examinafions +ha+ were many. The sfaff sincerely hopes fhaf you'll remember fhe dear old days spenf here af fhe Home of ihe Troians, as you leaf fhrough lhis book in 'ihe years fo come. Mew of fAe ' ,NOWIQ of ik? jofand