Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-05
PUNAHOU BUSY
IN PREPARATION
FOR BIG YEAR
Offices Open This Week; Cafe
terra Again to Be
Feature
tspeeisl stsr. Bulletin Correspondence

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
OAHU COLLEGE, Sept 1.-THE
offices of Punahou Academy and Pu-
nahou Preparatory school will be open
this week every morning from nine
until twelve This Is TO enable par
ents and students to consult concern
ing courses, registering, boarding ar.
rangements, etc. NE Rowland, act.
ing president, will be in his office in
Bingham hall, Mr.. Chase principal OF
the academy, will be in his office in
Pauahi hail. MISS Mary Winnie, act
ing principal Of the Preparatory
school, will be in her office in Chas. K.
Bishop hall, and Mr. G. l.. Bergman,
, head of the boarding department, will
be in his office in Dole hall.
Examinations Begin Saturday
The examinations tor entrance into
grades two and seven, inclusive, will
be held Saturday at 9 a. m. in Chas.
r. Bishop hall: examinations for en-
trance into the eighth grade and fresh
man class OF the academy will be
held Saturday at 8 a. m. in Bingham
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EXAMINATIONS is assured by the regis
tration up TO date. 1t is hoped that
all parents who can possibly do so
will accompany their children to these
examinations and consult over their
children's courses. Those wishing to
enter their children in the first grade
are urged to register them this week,
so that they may enter the class on
the opening day.
Boarding Department Opens
The boarding department is now
open and rooms are being assigned
to applicants.
Several new. teachers have arrived
on the campus and the old teachers
are gradually gathering in. Present
indications are that there will be
an unusually large number Of board
ers this year.
Cafeteria Plan Popular
The cafeteria plan" has become very
popular at Punahou. Last year large
number of day students-all that could
be accommodated advantage OF
the warm lunches which were served
in Dole hall at very low cost. This
year the same plan will prevail from
the very first day Of school and thus I
all students who come from q distance |
will be able to fare on wholesome |
food the same as i, they were at
home.
Music School Little Changed
The Punahou Music school will have
practically the same Personnel in its
faculty as. heretofore. Miss Margaret
E. Clarke Is tie 'dfreceof, MISS Helen 7
Grace Caldwell will again teach voice
and piano, Miss Pearl Sutherland and |
Miss Emily L. Parrish will conduct
the childrens classes. Mr.. Edwin
H. Idler, who has been studying this |
summer on the mainland, will return
to his teaching of violin. The only
change in the department is the add;
ton of Miss Jane Winnie as instructor
of glee and chorus singing. u .
Sports Have Attentions L Il
In addition to the military training
for boys, it is planned to offer new
and wider direction in minor sports
this year. All boys will take the mill
tary training, and those boys who are
not on the squads of the major sports
will be lined up with minor sport or.
CARNATIONS Careful thought and
plans have been given this subject
during the summer. Tennis, basket.
Dall, swimming, etc will be played by
leagues composed OF all the boys of
the school, in so far as possible.
Punahou is fortunate in having three
new teachers who have had athletic
experience. These men will assist
Mr.. Midkiff in the boys athletics.
Mrs. Agnes P. Driver will again have
charge of girls athletics.
The Cooke Library and Art Gal
lery will be open to the public each
day this week from nine o'clock until
twelve.