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Editor-in-Chicf WILLIAM S. ISHIKAWA Business Manager THEODORE SEARLE Associate Editor FLORENCE WILDER Associate Editor SHONOSUKE KOIZUMI Associate Editor METCALF BECKLEY Associate Editor AKIRA FUKUNAGA Assistant Business Manager LIKO PANG Photography Editor.. LARRY Y. MIZUNO Literary Editor ELLEN BAIROS Art Editor.............ROBERT MAJORS Administration Editor ..... EDWARD HUSTACE Assistants JAMES CAREY ELIZABETH WONG, THELMA TENN, NYUK SHIN CHING Class Editor HERBERT CHOY Assistants YASUTAKA FUKUSHIMA HELEN KAWANO, I W A L A N I SMITH, ARMSTRONG PERRY Athletics Editor BARN IE YAMAMOTO Assistants WALTER AOKI, K. MIHO Activities Editor.....WAI CHEE CHUN Assistants ARTHUR HORNER SHOGO ABE, NORMAN K. CHUNG Organizations Editor EDITH CAMERON Assistants MOLLY WEBSTER ROBERT STAFFORD, SHIRLEY KA- MIOKA, IRENE YAP, THEODORE SUEOKA, PEGGY POOLE Typists ELLEN STEWART, PEARL KAYA
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BUKE I HOOMAKA AN THE BEGINNING OF OUR LITTLE TALE 1819-1823: We begin our little tale with that propitious event which took place October 23, 1819, more than a century ago . j. for on that day a party of seventeen set sail from Boston Har- bor . . . their destination was the far away Pagan Isles of the Pacific . . . their purpose was to cover those isles with fruitful fields, to establish church- es, schools and whatever else might lead to a better understanding of the Christian life. Theirs was no easy task ... to undo what ages had already carved ... to practice what had long been taboo . . . but with that New England fortitude of spirit which was to stand them in good stead in days to come we see the es- tablishment of schools . . . one by one they dot the islands . . . rude and ill- constructed, yes, but serving adequate- ly the purpose of their builders. We see at the top of this page an open air forum, typical of those early days when school houses were un- thought of... a forum in which a mis- sionary is preaching to the natives . . . then we see the early representative schools . . . mere grass huts as those at Kailua and at Kaneohe . . . finally we see the first formal school house, open- ed as such . . . the one at Honolulu known as the Bingham school. The original caption for this school seems to smack of that long-forgotten era of grass shacks . . . The school house at Hanaroorah, one side removed and giving a partial view of Mrs. Bing- ham's room and school as the pupils are receiving instructions . . . her babe sleeping by her side, rocked by a heathen child.
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