The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-17
HLO HIGH MAKES
HIT WITH WEEKLY.
Crescent City Students Turn Out
Newsy Little Sheet On
typewriter ..#.

second number OF its weekly publica-
tion. IL Lis typewritten and already
boasts circulation of 175 copies.
Friends OF Hawaii's Schools will read
with interest the many news items CON
tanned in this numberi l,g
October 4, 1916. Vol. l., No. 2. e..
Hilos High School News ~
The first issue Of the News received
many compliments. Thanks. Our cir,
eulaiion tis now l75 copies. ~
Some Prize Winner Y
soiiro watnnabe, Us, won the fol,
lowing prizes az the County Fair, with
chickens Matched in the High School
batcheryi two silver cups, two cash
prizes Of Eve and three dollars, three
blue ribbons, one red ribbon. 3.
The High School won first prize for
its cooking exhibit and first prize for
machine sewing, q Singer sewing ma
chine. We also won second prizes for
wood working and taro, .,t 4,
our Only Business Man Alumnus s..
Edward Maby, III. H. 8. ~, is the
only graduate Of the H. II. =. engaged
in business for himself. Ed. writes from
k.ittery, Me-, that he is running Q poui.
try and fruit farm; he expects to whit
or 400 hens. o."
He Loves Work -
. En- LeoRg Wing, H. H. 8. ZIG, Col
lege of Hawaii 10, writes: ~ am tax
ing Calculus, Descriptive Geometry,
English Literature, German, Forging.
General Physics, aud Surveying, besides
at least an hour for football practise
No rest on Saturdays, and no timc
-, I. u 81 -, H,a,,.Iays ~ .
Boil II Down (For Contributors) :
= When your brain its coin has mint
ed, down. the page your pen has spinted,
IL you want your efforts printed--boil
IL down. . .g .'
Latin Competition ...tt'f
Sections "A and b, of Latin !, aver
aged 70 and 1871 respectively in the
same test. Igasaki and Matsui eacl
scored 100, Lee and Nishimura 05. This
was fright or wrong" test, no credi
being given except for absolutely cor
rect answers. gA.t- ~" d.
G,ee Cub Is EaN 81
Miss James has organized glee club
composed of 10 girls and IL boys. They
from the coast before they make tn,
Melhlu. TINY Tlata.,l z s Be-.
Why They Left School
Paul Hakano has returned to u priv
ate secondary school in Honolulu, be-
cause the standard of Eng. w at thu
Hilo High was too stiff for him. He
said he could .'imprave the English
language more ut 10. 10. school. -
Estelle Goo returned 10 Honolulu be
cause she could find ne boarding place
in Hilo as good as the Hilo Hotel, wher,
she first stopped. Ghu Fook Hing
found his eyesight failing him. The
rest have Joined the "Stiek 1t Out
Club. r.
B,oomer Girls Club ~;
The Bloomer Girls Club, the SWEETEST
club we ever had, has reorganized. Two
basketball teams have. been chosen
under the direction Of Miss Pomeroy
and the girls basketball, court is being
laid out anew. The Bloomer Girls still
have more money than they know how
Ito spend. r-fl {
Basketball -.
In a practise game with the Yatcl
Club team our boys, though much small
Ter, wen! The Plantation team was too
big for us, to the tune of 32 to II
Leading players thus far are: Asoy, AL
Lung, Ernest Silva, Colin Campbell
The final team is yet to be selected.
! Thousand Dollars Worth Of Advice
Be on time, Step softly; speak gently
Remember, "There is no substitute fo
| work" If your mark is not high
don Z blame your teacher; leave that I,
the Principal Blame you belf. Il
the lower grades we were taught; II
the High School we learn. A book
brains, and tallow candle have mad
men wise. So. ~
4 Odds and Ends e..
We have fifty shop students and fit
| garden students from the Union Schoo
4 Kathyrn Fannatta was married OctC
Der 2; she will reside in Honolulu.
| The High School Reading Room take
about 20 Leading periodicals..
/ Average daily attendance the frs
three weeks of school was 09GS.
What They Plan To Do
I'K Twenty.three of our students are pre-
pairing for college; ffty.three are tai
Ing the general course; fifty-eight tn
commercial course. 80"
BY Sex and Age
We have 80 boys and 40 girls. Tn
oldest is "a, the youngest 49, = !
Glass Advisers r.. l...r
For the first time class advisers hav
been appointed. For the seniors, M
Jernegan, For the soph0mores, Mis
James and Mr.. BarageT. For the JUL
iors, Miss POmeroy and Miss Tullocl
For the Freshmen, Mrs. Allen, Nil
nakharf md Mice Laalaxya q. -. r.t