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

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1 fbi lxpl TWT? wha? MRS. IMOGENE CAIRNS MRS. RUTH VIALL Grade 1 Grade 2 A L' 4-L 1' ' MRS. RUTH HARTZLER Grade 3 f s 0 Q Youthful seekers of knowledge face The foundation of all higher education is laid in the elementary school. The basic tools of learning are stressed, and a sound academic background is gained. At the same time, students learn to work and play harmoniously with one another. Because of the significance of elementary education, the Priory strives to fulfill the educational and spiritual needs of its younger students through a well-rounded program. Reading circle helps young Priorettes gain confidence and control. M,w. 1 ? -101 v-5 6' f A Ur' 'lj 4, W -as f

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