The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-23

Lullaby" ...--............Si Sixth Grade
The Crater of Haleakala". ..........
Observation-Disclosures. William Engle
The New York Subway .............
Observation-Disclosures. Juliette Atherton
| Cyrus Field and the Transatlantic
| Gable" Lowthian Williams
The Old Oaken EIcslet'' ..............
Girls from the Upper Grades
GRADUATING CLASS.
Heilani Akana, Clement All Song
Akina, Juliette Montague Anterior.
Violet Merriam Atherton, Marian Clark
| Austin, Irma Henrietta Ballentyne,
John Watson Ballentyne, Benjamin
Howell Bond Agnes Judd WaoIani
Buchanan, Muriel Ethel Campbell.
| Douglas Damon, Benjamin Franklin
Decker. Arthur Patrick Dee, William
Harrison Engle. Harold Van Clief Gear.
James Albert Glib, Frank De Witt
| Gibson, Muriel Letitia Gibson, Cordelia
Anterior Gilman, Florence Marguerite
Gurrey, Emma Victoria Harrison, VIII
liam Mammalian Hattie, Alice Henrietta
Sophia Hedemann, Robert Winter Hen
| dry. John Henry Hind, Oswald Arthur
Hind, William Laf Hipp. Harvey Rex
ford Hitchcock, Jr., Helen Frances
Hebron. Elizabeth Holt. Hong Chack,
Muriel Elizabeth Howatt, sydney Hen
Try Vosper Jakins, Jessie kirkland Ken
lnedy, Carrie Godfrey Mclean, Frances
Julia Moir, Louisa Agnes Noir, Alkaline
Northumberland Mulch. Harold Valen-
tine Podmore. Sarah Pratt, Jack An
drew Kellett Kamalii Railway, Guy
Nelson Rothwen, Gladys Campbell Ry-
croft, Louy Schweitzer Margaret Fen
ton Shaw. Edith Howard Smith, Harry
Steiner, Almeda Elizabeth Townsend,
Leslie Tulloch, Martha Tulloch, Eliza
beth Jane Webster, Allen Gleason Will
cox. Mary Kaui Wilcox, James Herbert
Willcock, William Lowthian Williams,
Samuel So Wong, Wong Quin, Alfred
Carter Young.
The class day exercises of the college
class of 1906 were held yesterday on the
campus at 2 O'Clock. The class ana
friends assembled in the shade of the
trees near Pauahi Hall, around the spot
where the tree was to be PAINTED.
John r. Desha the president of the
class, was introduced by James Winnie
and made a short speech of welcome.
President Griffiths fttingly addressed
that he and they had entered the col
lege together. He spoke in apprecia-
tiCn of their leadership in the school
and of the hope that he entertained for
them for the future -
Moses L. Heen then read the class
prophecy. It's amusing points We're
much appreciated
The class then, collectively and indi-
viduany, planted an olive tree, furnish
ed by Leslie Clark of Wahiawa, men, i
Der of the class.
The formal program was concluded |
by the singing of Aloha De-" Later a ;
game of baseball was played between
the seniors and the school, which the
school won. This brought to an end /
an informal but successful class day.
The commencement exercises of the
Oahu College class of 1906 will be held
tonight at o'clock in Chas. r. Bishop
Hall This hall, which is large and
cool, has been selected on account of
the size of the class and the number OF
friends who viii be made welcome. All
who are in any way interested either
n the school or the class are cordially
invited No special invitations are sent
}ut
The speakers from the class will be
Margaret V. Cobb, Helen r. Girvin and
John r. Desha. Judge Dole will de- :
liver the address. In addition to the
'egular graduating exercises, an
will be made OF the win
.ers of the Damon prizes and the Pu-
lahou roll of honor.