The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-09-05
MANY ARE ON
WAITING LIST
Indications Are That Kameha-
meha Schools Will Be Well
Filled When Glasses Assemble
For Term Beginning Tuesday,
September 16.

With their list Of vacancies filed and
waiting list of seventy.five, the
Kamehameha Schools will be opened for
registration on Monday, September ff-
teenth, the class work beginning the
following day. There have been sew.
oral additions in the faculties of both
the Girls and Boys schools. In the
agricultural department, the services of
an extra teacher nave been secured SO
That more class work may be given.
New Members of Faculty.
The new members of the faculty of
the boys school are:
Manual Training Department Miss
Della Sturn of Lincoln, Nebraska,
nurse; George Benjamin of the class of
1913; Kamehameha Boys School, as
sistant carpenter; Miss Emma Win.
slow of Springfield, Massachusetts. En-
glish; Edwin Baty of Colorado Springs,
electrical engineering.
Agricultural Department - Ralph
Boardman, of Fall River Massachu-
sets; Herbert Brewer of New York,
and James French of New York CITY.
In the. Girls School, Miss Alice Jones
OF Rochester, New York, will have
Nhui Bt VI uOlhtsIlC SCIENCE tlaSSbS.
Miss Mary Saunders of Honolulu will
take the position of nurse. Miss Flor
ence Smith of Brooklyn, New York,
will have charge of the dressmaking,
and Miss Eliza Nainoa of the class of
1913 Kamehameha Girls School, will
be assistant to the matron.
Preparatory School
The new additions in the faculty of
the Preparatory School are Miss ,Jen-
ME Brooks of New York, matron; Miss
Agnes Hill of Delaware, first and second
grades; Miss Anna Root of Oswego,
! New York, third and fourth grades, and
Miss Julia Coleman of the class Of
1913, Kamehameha Girls School, Office
| assistant.
The boys of the Kamehameha School
have always made a splendid showing
in the athletic events in which they
have taken part, and it is expected that
this year they will do even better than
before. For three or four years the
Kams have had no part in the inter
collegiate football series but this year
they may put in a team. Their reason
for dropping out of the games was be-
cause Of their work. Kamehamehats stu
dents have three hours class work,
three ana half hours in the shop and
one and a half hours ON the farm. The
work demanded by a football coach
Seemed too much for them, and that
game was dropped from the athletic
program. If they do put d team up
this year the Punahou will have to
work hard to keep their championship.
Ball Games Planned. 'S"'
With the opening of the school there
will be three battalions of cadets, aud
from these three battalions there will
be organized, twelve baseball teams. A
series Of inter battalion games will be
opened in the fall. Herbert Brewer, the
new teacher in the agricultural depart.
ment, will coach in athletics.
During the summer two new tennis
courts have been completed and the
boys will take up their tennis during
recreation hours. Arc lights are to be
installed for the benefit of the teachers
at night.
Early in the summer the Cornell Cup
won by the Kamehameha boys last
spring arrived and the Hams were the
first to have their names engraved upon
il. The cup was offered by the local
Cornell Club and will become the prop,
erty of the school winning it three
times.
Lieutenant Turner will be chairman
of the Athletic Committee, and other
members of the committee, including
members of the faculty and student
body, will be appointed after the school
opening.
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