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Aloha was the name the Cassedys
chose 
for their private residence at National Park Seminary. "Aloha," of course,
is the Hawaiian word that means, among other things, "hello, welcome." When
Aloha was first built, it was a modest-sized house, adequate for the Cassedys and their
two sons. |
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residence called the President's House, and Aloha was expanded and used as a
residence hall for the younger girls ("Junior House"). The
original Aloha is the smaller segment to the right. To the left (out of
the picture) there was a covered caryotid walkway to the Gymnasium. Dr. Ament added the
brick arches and statues to form the "Porch of the Maidens." The Chapel is to the right of this picture. |
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