The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-31
PATRIOTIC PROGRAM
FOR SCHOOL OBSERVING
Plan to Observe Days Notable in American
History. and Teach the Children
the Love Of Country.

the Love OF Country.
AS means of intoxicating patriotism the schools the Boar
Education agreed upon plan OF patriotic observance to
the celebration of notable days in American history tn
Ian being composite from the several submitted by teac
in the consideration OF the Board 1t
remembered that the celebration of the birthday
BENJAMIN Franklin agitation begun looking better
notable national days the schools tendr
patriotism school population that needed that ir
teaching perhaps, than the mainland children doahoue
is incucated in the schools there also.
The by the school department.
he teachers submit their views it. The
embodied in the patriotic program printed herewith whe
the thought OF the Territory The
ram follows officially in pamphlet form
guide the observance national days in the schools
L. FORMATION AND SALUTE TO FLAG
ca At three minutes nine o'clock the children assemble in
front of the school, forming circle circes
pole facing the building which the stars
and float The principal gives the order
and pupils watch the flag hosted by two OF the
older boys When Ieaehes the TOP Oh the ns he
given for the flag as it is being raised
beating of drum march played by the pianist
On reaching their class rooms the children may stand by
and repeat the following saluaton
I'VE give heads and our hearts to God and our Coun
try! One Country! One Langnaget One FagP
(NorE: The flag is dipped while the children raise the
right hand forehnger extended and repeat the pledge When
they salute, the flag is raised to upright position)
(b) All the children be drawn in line before the school
building.
A boy and girl each holding mediumszed American
flag stand the right and the left of the school
Boy the right and girl on the LETT The flags should
be held military style
The children given signal by the principal teacher
in charge file past the flags salung in correct military man
and taking their positions the school The flag bearers
cpal remaining that position during sautaton 1--WE
give heads and our hearts to God and our Country
One Country One language! One Flag!
the school The boy and girl who carry the Hags should be
chosen from among the pupils for good conduct during the
hours of school.
Co Pupils attention. chord piano stroke
The teacher will call of the pupils
stand at one side OF desk while the teacher stands at the
other The pupil shall hold American flag in military
style.
At second signal all children shall rise stand erect and
salute the flag concluding sautation eve give
heads and hearts God and Country One Conn
try! One Langnaget One FIagt"
II. MORNING PRAYER GIN UNIsON
ca THE LORDS PRAYER;
(b) Dear Lord we thank thee for the night
That brought peaceful
We thank thee for 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 unfurled
O. make us worthy, God to be
The children of this land,
For which coors
May there be n us greater love
That by lives we'll show
We're children true of God above
And country here below
Or
Co "Hawaii's land is fair,
Rich the gifts share.
This is prayer
O Lord of Light,
That noble band
We join heart
Till all Hawai's land
Stands for the right
P. H. DODGE.
III. PATRIOTIC SONG.
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