Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-21

selves for the revolving Of the hun.
dred-year cycle Of their arrival is not
yet quite complete. Her present
vision looks back but fiye-andseyenty
Years TO recall the planning OF their
first school For the Lahaina-
luna school on Manai and the Royal
school here aniedated all others.
Punahou was the first school for
the mission children The Spirit
calls the child out OF his sad reyerie
and bids him take her flame as 3
symbol or the fire that win be kin
died In bis heart At the new school
to be built near the Punahou Spring.
As she phophesies the music. in which
the bold major has been rapidly
croEding out the sad minor strains,
ends triumphantly. The spirit sees
that the light in the child's eyes has
suddenly changed 20 one Of joyous
anticipation, and finishing her proph-
ecy, she leads him off toward the site
OF the new school.
EPISODE v.
A Group of the Early Trustees,
1871.
The strains OF d hymn, Safely
Through Another Week, arranged for
an orchestra by Capt. Berger, accom-
pany the sounds of work on build
ing at q makaf end Of the stage.
Gradually native carpenters and work
men appear. cutting down trees.
which disclose partly finished adobe
building, stage reproduction OF the
original structure, built in the shape
Of huge letter E. At the makai
end some natives, under the direction
Of DR.. Judd, are completing the cell
lar, an important feature transplanted
from New England homes, but later
found TO be impractical in this eli
mates
-Four. of the first trustees Of Puma
hou appear makai, having walked out
from town to inspect the progress of
the new building. Their conversation
discloses the fact that before he left
the islands IN 1910 Rev. Hiram Bling.
ham had approved Of the use Of Puma
shou for . mission school. :.
These early trustees are on their
way to inspect the new building. As
they approach they are Joined by Mr..
Chamberlain with Mr.. Dole, who has
Just arrived as the first principal of
the school. Dr. Judd greets them and
begs them to begin at the bottom by
looking at his cellar. Thus the inspec-
tion begins.
Brother Armstrong Philip I. Wea-
yer.
Brother Emerson Joseph S. Emer-.
son.
Brother Hall Philip c.. Hall.
Brother Judd Henry p. Judd.
Brother Lowell Smith Harold G.
Dillingham;.
Brother Dole Percy Deverill
Brother Chamberlain. W. Cham
berlain
Natives At Work on
E-Shaped Building. 4 I
Theodore Awana, antoine @. Correa,
Roland Gay, Charles 3. Hughes, Noble
K KaRhane. Robert Kula, William K.
Mihikoa, William Napihaa, William E..
Paiknle, Joseph Pekelo, Nelsbn r. N.
Robinson. Edward K Efoodard, VIII
liam Kanakanui.
EPISODE 6.
A School Day In the 4o,s,. About ts4sg
Largely In pantomime, q group OF
children and teachers suggest the act
ivities OF school day during the
early period. The Punahou children
are at their manual labor" of various
sorts After the town group arrives
the school assemblies Noon brings q
swim In the pond for the boys and aI
II - Isrra y, TH<ss aa11
assemblies and dismisses the children
is an old one used long ago at Punas
hon. Afternoon session over, the
town group trudges off home and the
"hoarders boys return to their hoeing.
After supper and prayers the day Is
over.
Marcia Smith, Mary D. Freaf, Ar
thur Rice. w. H. Rice.
6oarder Boys.
Lorrin Andrews, Montgomery Clark.
Oliver Emerson. Dick Gartley, Donald
Larnach, Howard Lyman. Eldredge
Pond, Curtis Turner, Jack Waters
house. -
Hoarder Girls.
Susan. Abigail, M4fia Ellen. Ruth
Helen Hitchcock, Martha
Cooke, Elizabeth Hobby, Catherine
Lyman, Kealoha Waterhouse.
Town Boys.
Hermann Alexander, Bryant Coop
er, Dudley Pratt, Herbert Richards.
Frederick Waterhouse, d. Chamber
LAIN. w. w. Chamberlain.
Six Children. Is,
Warren Chamberlain, Frederick
Forbes, Carol Jones. Gertrude Storey,
Shadford Warehouse, Andrew West
ervelt. ssr.z
EPISODE z.
Punahou School Becomes Oahu
College.
In 1853 the trustees asked for and
obtained an enlarged charter for the
school with the title of the Oahu Col
lege. A few months later Rev. Ed
ward G.. Beckwith was called from the.
Royal School to- take charge of the,
new college, Rev. Daniel Dole re-
naming as professor of languages.
The simple scene which follows
here of the Inauguration OF the first
president is arranged from the pro-
gram of. the event This program or