Myrtle K. Hilo

Blind musician, songwriter

Musician, talent manager

American musician

Lyric Coloratura soprano, Hawaiian entertainer

Hawaiian musician

Hula master, Merrie Monarch Festival organizer

Minister of Hawaiian ancestor, pastor at many churches, including Kawaiahao Church in Honolulu

American musician

Hawaiian noblewoman

Native Hawaiian political activist

Hawaiian cultural activist

Hawaiian royal

Hawaiian chiefess

Native Hawaiian singer, hula dancer, actress and comedienne

Hawaiian musician

Native Hawaiiian American Congregationalist minister, first chairman of the Hawaii Advisory Committee of the U.S. Civil Rights Commission

Hawaiian chief, great grandniece of Kamehameha I

First Lady of Honolulu 1955–1969; career teacher in Hawaii and New York

Senator in the Territory of Hawaii legislature

Native Hawaiian kumu hula, dancer, chanter and teacher

American artist

Singer, songwriter, producer

The first woman attorney to practice in the Territory of Hawaii.

Christian minister of Hawaiian ancestry; author of Hawaiian language textbooks; hosted radio show delivering sermons in the Hawaiian language

Congregational minister on Maui and Molokai

Hawaiian soprano soloist

Honolulu City-County Attorney

American politician

Member of the royal family during the Kingdom of Hawaii

Hawaii Territorial House of Representatives; Hawaii State Senate

Queen consort of the Hawaiian Islands

Decorated Red Cross nurse from Hawaii

American artist

Queen consort and High chiefess of Hawaii

Royal governor of Hawaii

First Lady of state of Hawaii

American baritone, tenor, opera star, recording artist, nightclub performer

Medical social worker and clubwoman in Hawaii

Honolulu native Hawaiian socialite, philanthropist and civic leader

Hawaiian business magnate and politician. Minister of Foreign Affrairs of the Kingdom of Hawaii

American politician