The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-03

boJied in the patriotic program printed herewith which
@ M hest educational thought of the Territory. The
- follows and will be sent officially in pamphlet form as
tide to teachers the observance OF national days III the choo
l. FORMATION AND SALUTE TO FLAG.
a At three nine O'Clock the children assemble IN
front of the school, the classes forming circle (or crces)
about the flag pole facing the building which the stars
and stripes float The principal gives the orde F'
tenon Facet The boys remove hats and the teachers,
and pupils watch the flag hoisted by two OF the
older boys When reaches the top of the hagpole the
principal gives the order Saute or three cheers may be
given for the flag it is being raised
o'clock the pupils march to their class rooms to the
beating of drum or to march played by the pianist
school band. .
their seats and repeat the following salutaion
1--WE give heads and hearts to God and our Coun
ry! one Countryi One Language! One Flag!
(NorE The flag is dipped while the children raise the
right hand orefnger extended and repeat the pledge When
they salute the flag is raised to upright posion)
b) All the children to be drawn up in line before the school
building.
A boy and girl each holding medun-sized America
flag the right and the left of the school
steps Boy the right and girl on the LETT The flags should
be held military style
The children given signal by the principal or teacher
in charge file past the flags saung in correct military
The boys the right and the girls to the lett entering
and taking their positions in the school The flag bearers
enter last take their positions right and left OF the prn
cpa remaining in that position during the sautaton I'VE
give heads and hearts to God and Country!
One Country! One Language! one Fldg!
The flag bearers place the flags in position at the head of
the school The boy and girl who the flags should be
chosen from among the pupils for good conduct during the
hours of school.
tc) Pupils attention. at chord on piano or organ or stroke
of drum or bell.
The teacher will call one the pupils forward and
stand side of desk while the teacher stands at the
other. The 1up shall hold an American flag in military
style.
AT second signal all children shall rise. and
salute the flag concluding with the sauaton I'VE give
heads and hearts to God and our Country One Com"
try! one Language! One Flag!
H. MORNING PRAYER QN UNISON).
{a) THE LORDS PRAYER;
Or
gb) Dear Lord we thank thee for the night a
That brought peaceful rest,
We thank thee for the pleasant light
With which day is blessed;
We thank thee for native land, !
The dearest in the world;
We thank thee for starry flag
For freedoms sake untured.
o, make us worthy God, to be
The children of this land,
Give the truth and purity
For which colors stand,
May there be in greater love
That by lives we'll show
We're children true OF God above
And our country here below,
Co "Hawaiis land is fair,
Rich are the gifts we share
This is earnest prayer
O Lord of Light,
That noble band
We may join heart and hand
Till all Hawa's land
Stands for the right"
P H. DODGE
Ill PATRIOTIC SONG.
Any of following:
AMERICA;
STAR SPANGIED BANNER;
THE RED, WHITE BLUE;
BATTLE HYMN REPUBLIC:
RALLY ROUND THE FLAG;
YANKEE DOODLE
HAIL COLUMBIA;
HOME, SWEET HOME:
COLUMBIA, THE GEM OCEAN;
RY-GLoRY-HALLELUJAH;
My OwN UNITED STATES;
JoHN BRowN's BoDY.
~. PATRIOTIC TOPICS FOR DAY
ta) FORMAL TALK BY THE TEACHERS on
I.-lresdents and Famous Mem
2-Great Events in History and Science;
3t-Currcn Events in United States
4-Niyd descriptions illustrated whenever possibe) o
Great Industries, Cities, Famous Localities, Physi
cal and Climatic Conditions
tb) QUOTATIONS. OR REClTATlONs,
is the idea hat on each Monday morning new text b.