Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-18

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five hours, farmers wagon being tax.
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certainly present difficult problem
to solve. There is no stumbling
block, but each is given the opportu-
nifty to make hismeif or herself use
full in the world. Education is but
letting In light. 1t gets out the dirt
and evil. The light from on high
makes all the difference in the
world. You are now fitting your
selves to become teachers and lead
ers of others. Make use of your OPP
portunity. The method of education,
especially modern education, makes
youngsters better men and women.
In training for teachers you are en-
deavoring to uplift the children to
higher civilization. sometimes
think there is danger ahead II they
are not carefully and properly guard
ed against all evils. do not al
ways agree with the present methods
of teaching, but It is best to follow
and obey your teachers. who give
you education. The teachers of to-
day must be able to teach others
more intelligently than ever before.
With earnest livelihood the hands
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honor to those who make use of
them. Labor such as manual work
must be upheld. Do It honestly and
honorably. We must learn our les
sons well In school first and then we
will be able to conduct ourselves well
out in the world. am pleased that
Mr.. Wood and the students who are
about to graduate are splendid speci-
mems of good citizenship. We all
owe our obedience to the Creator of
which is the source of
higher civilization. wish you all
God-speed and good luck in your
life" (Applause.)
Y Seated on the platform with Prin-
cipal Wood were Secretary Garfield,
Governor Frear, Attorney General
Hemenway, and Superintendent of
Public instruction Babbitt.
The program commenced with a
song under the leadership of Mrs.
The decorations of the assembly
room were simple, the piano was
prettily decorated with leis, which
were subsequently presented to the
class, and the attendance
to see the graduates receive their
certificates was large. Among the
guests were Secretary Garfield, Gov
ernor Frear, Ex-Governor Carter, SUI
perintendent Babbitt, Commissioner
Mrs. Babbitt, Commits
sioner and Mrs. Warehouse, Bishop
Miss Rcstarick. Prof W.
ID. Alexander. Mrs. w. y. Oleson,
School Inspector Baldwin, DR.. Emer-
son, Attorney General Hemenway,
Judge Kingsbury, Commissioner Car
den. Mrs. Judge Dole, Miss Knapp,
and others.
Following was the program and
the names of the graduates:
PROGRAM.
Chorus--Joy Is Over the Waters
Dancing ................. Donizetti
remarks .................
Hon. James Il. Garfield.
Chorus. IF. ii. Coweu
Address ...................
Acknowledgement c. II. IIcmenway.
Glee Club.
Presentation Of Diplomas .........
Principal Edgar Wood.
And Earth Display
..'..'.. '........... MendcllSOhn
Edna Kauhiwai Akau, Jessie Eliz.
lbcth Alameda. Manuel G. Anjo, Nina
Grace Craig, Daniel b. Kuhns. Lucy
Ethelreda Richardson, Leimaala
smith, Florence Winter, Gussie
schlemmer, Daisy Kawaolani Akana,
Helen Louise Day.. Florence Kim
Fung Ho, All Choy Ahu, Rebecca Ka.
ipo lopa, Charlotte Marie Cowan, Ma.
ia Kealohao Kalani Ellis, Gladys AXE.
~ Hama, Maude Dagmar Horncr,
lanes Christian Kamakaiwi, Jennie
<amakaihouaokalan Keamalu, Rach.
u Teheluna Kiakona, William Hide
,ert Heinecke, Bella Laulani Meidell,
Mary Kahalelau Miller, Philomcna l.
Perry, Ethelreda Halahiki Piiwalc,
Carita Lena Sturges, Samuel Kamu
Rooney.
Through the kindness of ex.Gov.
'rnor Carter the Bulletin repre-.
sentative was enabled to 20 along in
lis automobile with the party.