Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-16
MARGARET HOOGS
IS AWARDED
AT GRADUATION
Sixty-one Pupils of Punahou
Preparatory Given Diplomas
at Commencement Program

/ One of the largest classes in the
/ history, OF the school vas graduated
yesterday when 81 Students of the
Punahou preparatory school received
diplomas qualifying them fer entrance
into high school -. - ~
The honor pupil was Margaret
Hoogs. who received the, scholarship
cup presented to the school by the
class OF 1912 Starting as a kinder
gartner. Miss Hogs finished the
prep school in eight years, piling up
$50 AS to her credit She took two
years OF German and one of Latin, in
addition to the regular studies.
The gilt of the class of 1915 II the
preparatory school consisted OF two
terra Gotta urns for chapel decoration.
They were presented to Principal
Charles T. Fits by Harold Harvey.
The program was lengthy and inter-,
esting Throughout The invocation
was pronounced by Rev. +. f.. Brace
OF the Methodist church There were
talks and ess ays by the pupils on var
ious subjects o. timely interest includ-
ing -Paderewski," by Louise Watkins;
THE Great Wall of China" Nip Hing
Chong: Legends Of the Menehunes,"
Edith Rice: "A Brave Little Girl by
SuZuko Yamamoto, the first Japanese
girl to complete the course at the
prep" school; Moving Pictures
Marie Humphreys, 9Dd The Camp
fire Girls of America, Margaret
Hoo.s. iii.
Tyson Norgaard gave an interesting
demonstration of submarines. Joseph
LII delivered The Race" from Ben
Hur, in an excellent manner. The
principal address was delivered by
Principal Pitts, who took as his text
a quotation from Kipling's Brush
wood Boy" which was Above all, he
was responsible for that thing called
the stone OF the school, and few
realizs with what passionate devotion
a boy will throw himself into this
work"
Following the exercises 2. reception
was held by the students of the
eighth grsde and their teachers.
The members of the class of 1915
of the prep school are Clarence Row.
ley Baldwin, Jessie Curtis Baldwin,
Charlotte Marta Ballou, Harlan Fred.
OItC EctHcT. hdIgOItc tBOOIil, FFSu va
wen Bush, Barbara Juliette Carter, Ag-
mes Kaiulgni Chalmers Madeline Cha
pin, Helen I.einani Chillingworth, Bes-
sic Wal Oh Chung, Hildred gilbert
Frances Aloha Clark. Doug.
las Alexander Cooke, Charles Bryant
Cooper, Jr.. Ezra Jennings Crane, Rob-
ert Granville Noctley DanfUrd. Ellis
worth Derby, Raymond Arthur Eber- |
sole, Edna Euphemia FeTgqson, Her.
bert Robson Foster. Virginia Frear,
Richard Gartiey, Mary Gay, Esther
Marion Glib. tiorence Carolyn Glib.
Marjorie Guild, Frederick Harold Har
vey. Dickson Hitchcock, Margaret |
Eleanor Hoogs, Marie Humphreys,
Naomi James, Murray Johnson, Jo-
seph Ii, Royden Bonnar Lindsay, |
Eben Fuller Low, Yen Lum, Kwai
Chew Lung, Alice Evelyn McQuaid.
Helene Edna Morgan, Myra Florence
Neal, Hing Chong |
Nip. Francis Tyson Norgaard. Nelson |
Taplin NOVEL;, SamueI Alexander Par
Is, Edwin Levers Paris, Dorothy Pea |
cock, Muriel Kalanohia Peterson, Ed. /
redge Bowen Pond, Anna Pratt, Edith |
Josephine Rice, Raymond Scudder,
Euphie Grant Mackenzie Shields, !
Thomas William Gibson Singlehurst,
Dermont Heron Stanley, walter Muir.
ray Fetlesen, Elizabeth Wall. Louise
)heakalani Watkins, Mary Claire Wea-
yer, lima Woods, Suzuiko Yamamoto. /