Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17
Academy Students Hold Exer.
cjseS Next Saturday, Eighth
Grade Pupils on Monday

OtoSO NOAt aSeAtdl ASAy9 6tShpn
! Grade Pupils on Monday
Thirty students of the academy and
/ II of the preparatory school will be
! graduated at commencement exercises
! to be held at Oahu College next week.
Exercises marking the closing of the
school wear viii begin tomorrow and
win close on Monday evening, June
90. with a class dance
The general graduation program e
! published On page IL.
The graduating exercises of the Pu-
nahou academy class of 1916 viii be
on the same plan as those of last year.
Commencement parts presented ty
members OF the class will be illustra-
| tive Of the work done in the class
room. There Till be no address by
outside speakers. All the numbers
on the program, including the music.
viii be furnished by the class.
Parts are Assigned.
The faculty has assigned commence
ment parts to the following students.
These parts represent work in yari-
GUS departments of the school:
Engl1sh-Kenneth Emory.
| Latin Gladys Traut
French-Dayid Wilmington, Maud
Neal, Mary Smith
Physical training-Katie Single
hurst, Gladys Traut, Dorothy Walker,
Catherine Johnson, Ruth Seybolt, Flo
renee Davis.
Music John Clifford, Myrtle Taylor.
Gladys HaIstead, Ruth Harrington,
Olive Villiers.
Following are the members of the
class of 1916:
College Preparatory Course Tim
Hunk Auyong, George Herbert Cutter
Bromley, Herbert Francis Cullen. Ken
meth Pike Emory. Ruth Harrington,
John Sweeney Clifford, Min Hin Ii,
Kwai Snoon Lung, Ernest Campbell
Mott-Smith, Maude Laulani Neal, Ka-
tie Gibson Singlehurst, Mary Blossom
Smith, Lorrin Potter Thurston, Gladys
Martina Traut, David Little whiting
ton, Jr.
renee Spring Davis, Marion Pauline
Haleokeawe de Fries, Gladys STAINS
! field Halstead, Catherine Helen John
son, Dora ,Lidgate. Emily Louise Light
foot, 0y Cum Loo, Elizabeth Carlotta
Rosenbaum, Ruth Lemon Seybolt, EN-
lily Myrtle Taylor, Olive Marian Vii.
Tiers, Dorothy Matilda Walker, Flo
renee Aileen White.
Commercial-Nuong Lau.
| 1. Musical numbers by: (a) Eighth
Grade and Seventh Grade Chorus; (b)
School Chorus; tc) Boys Glee Club;
I'D Girls Gee Club.
2. Papers by: (a) Edwin Benner,
/ Gold Mining in California; (b) MI
RAM SfncSairs SThe Educational
Value of Stamp Collecting" (c) Gus
sic Mann, The Lava Flow of 1907
| 3. A David CopperfteldD series OF
readings by: (a1 Martha Cooke, Obi
Gloria Wall, (c) Bernice Jaeger, Id
Winona Jones, (f) Helen Waterhouse,
CD Newton Peck, lh) Elise Phillips,
I li) Laura Pratt
Program All Prepared
The following tentative program has
been arranged for the commencement
exercises of the Punahou preparatory
school, to be held on Monday morn
ing:
Punahou Preparatory Program.
Invocation Rev. John Mortimer Lyd-
gate.
Musie-The Patriots Prayer (Grieg)-
School Chorus
The Educational Value of Stamp Col
lecting Miriam Sinclair.
Gold Mining In California Edwin
Benner.
The Lava Flow of 1907 Gussie Mann.
Music-Winter Song (Bullard) Boys
Glee Club.
Readings from HDavid copperfieldp-
Davy and PeggotV Helen Amy Wat
erhouse.
Dagy at Yarmouth Theodore Forbes.
DaEy Returns from Yarmouth New.
ton Peck.
3arkis Is Willin'-E1ise Phillips.
Music-Home to Our Mountains (Ver.
Graduating Glass.
Davy Arrives at Salem House Bernice
Jaeger
Conditions at Salem House. Martha
Cooke.
Barkis continued -Winona Jones.
Vacation at HomeG Gloria Wall.
Death of Mrs. Murdstone-Laura Pratt
Music See the Harvest Moon Is Shin
ing Rhys-Herbert) Girls Glee
Club.
Glass Gift Presented by Class Presi-
dent John Mortimer Lydgate, JT
Presentation of Diplomas.
Award of Scholarship Cup.
All patrons and friends of Pnnahou
are cordially invited to the commence.
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