Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-06
BIG CLASS To
attend SUMNER
School SESSION
Continued nom page oneJ

various classes at the school this sum-
mer are +. A. Cloves, DR.. f. V. Will
COY and the experiment station staff -
/ agriculture. nature study and manual
+ work: Edgar Wood methods and
class room management; John Nell
= son science. hygiene sanitation anu
! physiology; g. W BaldWin-geogra-
ply; ". 5. Beeman- history; W. e..
/ AVCry-mathem Mrs. ). q. Bee
drawing and story work; T. II.
Gibson English. -...
/ The feature OF the vocational tain,
! in% course this year will be instruc-
ton in agriculture, the teaching OF
j which will be undertaken bv +. A.
Cloves, Dr. +. V. Wilcox and the mem-
brTs If the staff Of the experiment
station Already q large number Oil
those teachers who have registered
have expressed Il desire 10 take this.
. course. The summer school work will
be in two divisions the first To in
Clude those teachers holding primary
certificates. and the second for those
who, at present, are unCertificated.
SchCCl will commence each morning,
except Saturday and Sunday, at $50
O'clock, and continue until $50 O'Clock
in the afternoon.
Following is list of those teachers
who had registered up until 80
Och )Ck this afternoon:
Joseph KCmCmua, Isabella Born,
Virginia Silva. Avis Lowell, Ethel Fen
neil, Sophie Pacheco, Alice Ho. Grace
altman, Mrs. Mary Molale. Anna
I
Angelina BOtelho. Minnie LUZ, Mrs.
f. A. Won Arnswaldt, Alvina Ayau, Mil
dred Kempster. Louisa Apau, Meta
Merigler. Helen Bryant, Marian Aran-
10, Joseph Dias, Mary Kauhane, Julia
You, Louise Campbell, Sarah Kama
kau, Katy kaai. Hattie Kama. Koa
fora, Rose Swain. Joseph Carvalho, |
Mary kanaiaea- Henry KOmomua. Ly- !
dia Kekuewa. G. s. Santos, All Lung !
Lau, Julia KapOhakimohewa, Maggie |
Shin, Elsie Chalmers, Carrie Miller, |
Kate b. HOffard, William Haia, Alice |
f. Davis, eddie Naona, Abraham, Pc |
nina, Elizabeth Aona, Anna E. Pung. |
Mae Alana, Laura Naukana. Elizabeth |
Keawe, Catherine Steward, Hannah
Ali Frank Ignacio, Susie Timoteo, |
Naraea KamakaCiwoole, Eva Alana,
Eva Boardman, Ara Storm, Louisa |
Meinecke, Anna AIcWayne, George |
Apela, Louise Greenfield, Helen Col /
learn, Louise Fredericks. Hermenia
Soares, Frances Williams. Ben L. Ka-
makau. Phoebe Shields, w. A. Yeates,
Alice TSen, Constance Limeona, Car
RE Aflague, Bertha Fursey, Anna
SCares, Ching K Amona, Che Kwei
Chen, Manuel B. 0livae, Samuel, Kau- I
aimea. Emma Porter, Joseph G.. Da-
Wis, Zacariah McKeague. Margaret
Mossman. Thurston Hinckley, Chang
Lee, J. r. Fontes, Marian C.. Austin.
Upon invitation of Professor Smith,
the president of the Anti-Saloon
league. DIR. j. w. Wadman, opened the
session with prayer, and made an adj
dress bearing upon the temperance
campaign now being car
ried on throughout the territory under
the auspices of the league. Mr. Wad-
man referred to his tour in Kansas a
year or so ago and the visit he paid
the agricultural university of Miehi-
gan, where upwards of 1000 students
representing all parts of the state,
bore testimony that none of them had
ever seen a saloon or a person under
the influence of intoxicating liquor. A
large two-story building near the post
office in Manhattan, formerly used as
4 Jail when the saloons were flourish
ing SO years ago. is now high school
annex for manual training The city
II Manhattan has no jail and no need
If a. police court. ...."-t %.