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She changed her name to Carol after her graduation from Punahou. Now there are three in the class of 1937 – myself, Betsy KnudsenToulon and Deryk Row.  \n Class of 1939 80th RJUENEU3N– 9I, O20N19   \nEthel Twitchell Orr passed away on Oct. 4, 2018, in Stockton, California. She was 97 years old and lived a very full life. Ethel grew up in Vermont and Hawai‘i, took nurse’s training in New Hampshire and NewYork City, and served in the U.S. Army Nurse Corps as an operating room nurse in Saipan duringWorldWar II.  \nAfter the war, she was a stewardess for United Airlines until she met Chuck Orr. Ethel and Chuck married in 1947.They lived near Seattle, in Honolulu and thenTempe, Arizona. While in Honolulu, Ethel went back to being an operating room nursing, working at a job she loved until she was 70. Ethel made friends everywhere she went, and kept in touch with them faithfully until just a few weeks before her passing.  \nEthel is survived by her daughters, Katie Walter, Heather Caparoso, Sarah Orr and Maggie Orr; six grandchildren, Daniel, Deirdre, Angie, Kaleo, Gabby and Moira; six great-grandchildren, Noah, James, Ruby, Esme, Kira, Julian and Renna; a sister,  \n58 Punahou Bulletin  \nHau’oliLa Hanau! Elizabeth “Betty” Spalding ’35 Boynton celebrated her 100th birthday on Dec. 11, 2018, in Honolulu. Her daughter, Elizabeth “Lee” Boynton ’60 Hoxie; her son, Peter Starbird Boynton ’67 and his wife, Tracy Bowman ’73 Boynton, PhD; as well as Lee’s two children from Seattle, Rob Hoxie and Lisa Hunter, were on hand for a birthday dinner and celebration. Betty has two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren who live in Seattle.  \nBarbara Twitchell ’43 Lewis; and numerous nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband, Chuck, in 2000, and granddaughter, Mamie Rose, in 2003.  \nClass of 1940  \nFrom Paul Pilorz, the son of Bruno Harrison Pilorz:  \nBruno Harrison Pilorz passed away on Nov. 12, 2018, at his home in Santa Barbara, California. Bruno was born in Honolulu in 1922, and except for a short stint living in the Philippines during his early grade school, attended Punahou until his family moved to the mainland in 1937. He always considered Punahou to be his formative educational experience. He was always both proud and fond of his Punahou days. He looked forward to getting the Bulletin and to hearing from  \nA fond aloha to Bruno Pilorz ’40, who passed away at his home in Santa Barbara, California, on Nov. 12, 2018.  \nAlumni Notes  \nLaurabelle “Lu” Maze ’41 Butler passed away in Honolulu, on Oct. 11, 2018. This is her U.S.  \nNavy portrait. During WorldWar II, Lu served in Signal Intelligence at the Navy Munitions Building in Washington, D.C., decoding battle signals coming out of Europe and the Pacific. We send our aloha and condolences to the Butler family.  \nold (old) friends.You may appreciate hearing that when I looked through his computer after he died, I found that he deleted most emails except those from family and friends, and those from Punahou.  \nHe went on to study at the California Institute ofTechnology, graduating in 1944 with a degree in applied chemistry. He then served as a lieutenant in the U.S. Navy’s submarine service in WorldWar II and the  \nKorean War. 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