Throwback Thursday: 1st Grade, Punahou School, 1953-54

Well, here I go again.

I recently posted the class photo from my kindergarten class at Punahou School back in the early 1950s.

Here’s a follow-up with my 1st grade class. We were a bunch of pretty cute kids!

And, as with the previous photo, my mother’s typed class list, carefully stored away so that I could “discover” it a lifetime later.

Kahala Elementary School opened the following year just a short distance from our home, and I transferred there for the balance of my elementary school years. I’ve previously posted most of those class photos. I’ll look for the links and add them here later.


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5 thoughts on “Throwback Thursday: 1st Grade, Punahou School, 1953-54

  1. John Swindle

    Would the Lowell Angell who’s standing next to you in the picture be the theater historian who co-founded the Hawaii Theatre Centre and wrote the book “Theatres of Hawaii”? Their pictures kind of match. Anybody else we should recognize?

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  2. Chaz

    Is Doug Miske in the first row (looking like a punk in the making) by any chance related to the felon Miske you write so much about??

    That would be too rich, if so.

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  3. Lowell Angell

    Wow! Talk about a unexpected “walk down Memory Lane!”
    I think I have the fewest teeth of anyone in that picture!
    I was sent the photo without seeing your blog and I was still able to identify everyone in it (although a couple with first names only).
    To answer John Swindle’s question, yes, I am indeed one and the same!
    (and I still have more teeth now than then lol).
    Ian, who was your Kindergarten teacher? Mine was Miss/(Mrs) Baird. I’ll have to check out that photo you posted. I wonder if you and I would recognize one another. — it’s only been 65 years lol!
    Mahalo and Aloha, Lowell

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