St Andrews Priory High School - Ka Alele Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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MISS NELL MOORE Librarian N71 Q-ff' MRS. -IOYE HAWKINS Ass't Librarian Upening new paths to pleasure and knouvleflge With the able help of skillful librarians, the school library has opened countless new paths to pleasure and knowledge. In this highly advanced and cultured world, the young mind must early begin to prepare itself for undertaking the difliculties of an ever-changing civiliza- tion. This can be accomplished only by developing an understanding and an awareness of one's surroundings. In attaining this, good literature is of great import- ance. The school library is an easily accessible place for obtaining the means with which to develop one's mental and spiritual goals. Helpful little librarians. ,W ..,. r I

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Mental ancl physical fitness as the goal of athletlc ellacatlon Physlcal educatlon ns an rntegral part of the Prrory currrculum The program of athletrcs class room rnstructxon and formal calnsrhenrcs and the health and well bemg of each student Glrls learn teamwork falr play and drscrplnne whrle partlcrpat mg nn therr class The varrous actrvmes offered provrde a sound recreational background for future lnfe as well as servrng to develop a porsed physrcal ly Hr mdlvrdual Tense jumors antrcnpate Ruby s powerful return 'L '14 'S MISS EVELYN H PISCHFL Phys cal Ed car o GA A Ad 0 P A G E S Ad t Co cl Ad sor Pretzel twrst iT..a. i 1 H gig 5 0 0 0 , 1 ,v . . . . -4 3, 5 ' . . . ' Ju ' 9 ' . . . . . . t f ff' , f fi . . . . f . . -- - , - - - i u i n . . . vis r ' ' ' ' - .... . visor ' Studen un i vi Y., . pg ., - J 7 of-. ri 4 1. lc. 6' may . l ' f 3 517.57 4 ' - l r ' . T113 I 3.4 1 ,- :la ' ' . ' 1. 1 s ' ' L' 4' Q, ' Eg 1 ' I . . ' O, A .. Ag . J ai 7 1 , A U Q . Y 1 I - 1 ' 1' .ic - ' . ? E . Nx 7' 1 , 'il Z: 1 1. , Y afgw, , gp,

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fo ,ms X -INI 2 K MRS. MARGARET HIRAO Cafeteria Manager ' V MR. HAROLD WALlJliGRAVF Bookkeeper llombined effort of a few helps many The helpers who assist in the different phases of school life make up a vital and neces- sary part of a smoothly running school organi- zation, Although they may be unsung heroes of the school, their willing service and qualified knowledge are invaluable to us. The office staff, cafeteria workers, custodians, and the school photographer are among those who give their greatly appreciated time and service. A palatable platter of roast pork is prepared. A ll fe f A 'N U . i A qma- Y X MRS. ROSE YANO MR. RICHARD CHOXV Office Clerk School Photographer School Nurse Camera Club Advisor Nu. 1