Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06
given students completing these cours-

spent in registering new ana OLD SUI
dents. All are expected to be ready
for work tuesday the sixteenth The
number OF students is limited BY the
number Of rooms, Every room is tax
en-, and there Is the usual large wait
ing list. The manual department &C
commodities 100 boys, the preparatory
department 10 boys, and the school for
girls 100 girls, Last year the trustees
completed Senior Home carefully
planned, yell-built cottage OF concrete.
The building is for the senior girls.
1t is model after its kind. Here
the senior girls live, and ip small
grcurs receive their final training, The
care Of the building, the daily menu.
ali the work incident to the family,
is here carried out under trained SUI
perYision, so that eeeh senior girl
may go out from Kamehameha train
ed in home economics. The Serving
Cottage, at the rear Of the main build
ing, Is the home of the training in
serving and dressnaking The lann-
dry, In the basement Of the main bull
ding, is a busy place, each. girl re-
ceiying mere the necessary training In
sgashing and ironing. The garden
sffefs healfhful oqt0f-door training.
rhe tennis courts, the extensive
lawn are daily in use for recreation.
The preparatory boys have their
large vegetable gardens, which furnish
taeil not only with good exercise, but
add little pocket-money. In the
manual training building the little
boys are taught the elements OF Yo-
cational work The military drill at
preparatory Is directly under the com
mandant, and the drill itself is con-
Quoted by a commissioned cadet Of
fieer from the manual department All
the sports INDUCED in by the manual
boys are eagerly taken, up by the
yCungsters. -
IN the manual department each boy
is taught the elements of a trades Half
OF each school day is spent In the
large. welI-eauipped manual training
shons. Printing. carpentry, painting,
forging. blacksmithing. machine work,
power and electrical work, occupy the
bows. All of the upkeep is done by
the bovs n great amount of produc-
live wnrl, each year 81 turned out
t,,,t .ha tra,,ino - eacb sbon is the
faature IF that sbop Where
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, :, = i - ottenntad Iast yaar much
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"a ,sa.i pense. 10y ?. n.aI s -. &C., &c..
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lne iaini' 'ne powS
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Deas IoI lne Doss nuoriu,.ofies
All the sh9ps are very busy al ne
time' ana tne boys VINO are ior.uIl.ee
enough 20 De IN the SHOPS are ce,.ain-
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: , M ,,,i,,tarv ;nst,,,ct,on IL . die.
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=, .sp1at;ee tbo. oonoral otb1ot;c
no1iov 6 orilsd Nv an otbiatic com.
p, Ji rho com,,;ttaa last wear in.
cl,dsd t.;aptanant Turner chairman.
sasssrs Rartiaff Honwood Thomnson
and the cantains Of the various
teams THE president has not vet
the athletic committee for
ti,e coming wear except that he has
ASKED lieutenant Turner to continue
AS chairman. The personnel of the
is regularly announced at
the first faculty meeting of the year.
Following are the officers of adj
of the Kamehameha
schools:
per,ev I, Horne A NJ. president:
IIldrick Thompson. vice president;
Rev. John Lloyd Hopwood. chaplain;
Alfred b. sill. registrar and business
agent: Miss Ida NJ. Pope, principal,
School fer, Girls; Miss Alice, e.
Knapp. principal, preparatory depart
,v,ry,IE cnhool for povs. Gharlpc q