Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-10
18th YEAR OF
KAN GLASS Is
OBSERVED HERE
Many Gather With Theodore
Richards in Reunion at
Mission Memorial

At the Mission Memorial building
this morning the class OF 81 OF Ka-
mehameha School for BOYS held an
interesting reunion. 1t Is the 25th
anniversary of the graduation of this
class and the reunion was arrsnged
largely by Theodore Richards. who is
taking keen interest in Kamehameha
alumni. -.
OF the following members a num-
Der are here for the reunion:
The nresident of the class was Rob
ert K. Pahau.
For ling time after graduation he
was connected with the Honolulu Iron
Works. and went from their machine
shon M tn the office. where he held
a responsible Mace for long time. In
later wears he was connected with
Mr. Gilbert Waller In the METROPOLITAN
Meat Company. He died two or three
years ago and Is survived by q wife
and two or three children.
w. Gin Crow6ii. after graduation.
served IN the Kamehanneha school Of
flee for a year: after that he went to
Oauai. where ne has become 2 sue.
cessful business man. He Is demitv
sheriff for HIS side Of the island tWai-
meal and at one time was acting sher-
re for Hawaii. He owns an ice and
electric plant end an automobile re-
pair shop. He Is retarded as one of
the most Influential Hawaiians In the
group.
Samuel KeIiinoi. After graduation
he and C.9E. King were chosen to take
further educational work on the main.
land. and they went to the Oswego
Normal school where they STAYED
three years. On his return to the
islands Mr.. Keliinoi went to Waishinu
as school teacher, where he made an
excellent record. He rose in his pro-
fession until he was inspector OF
schools for the island of Maui. Since
that time he has been q poi manufac-
turer and lately was q clerk In the
road department. He served one term
as member of the house Of represen-
tatives from Maui.
]. K Waiamau. Mr.. Waiamau i'm
mediately went into an architects Of
flee In Honolulu and on his own earn
ings went to the Buffalo exposition
On his return, a most trying expert
ence Of number of years left him
and he is IN business for
himself In partnership with s. F.
Kenn, also OF Kamehameha. This firm
has built and is building number of
fine buildings.
Charles e. King. Mr.. King has al
ready been mentioned as a student at
Oswego Normal school. On his return
be was given a responsible principal
ship, first. at Waiahole, where he
added manual training department,
Since this he has been inspector OF
schools on Hawaii, Maui and Oahu.
Two or three wears ago he resigned i
and went into the insurance business.
He is well known in the city. as the
president and leader Of the Young
Peoples League choruses and has
written a number OF airs which have
been published.
Charles Blake on graduation went
back to Kauai, and for q number Of
years he was Judge Of the district
court at Koloa, and at present he Is
deputy tax assessor.
Thomas N. Haze has been a school
teacher and principal ever since grad
uation. One of the best schools and
perhaps the largest on the Kona side
OF Hawaii is that of which he has been
principal number OF years. His In.
fluence in that part of the community
has been remarkably good.
w. 81. Keolanui. He has lived at
Hilo ever since, graduation and has
been connected with the police depart
ment for a long time. He finally was
elected to the position of sheriff of
Hawaii, which place he held with
great credit; a return to politics, how.
ever, has left him high and dry as
far as a position Is concerned, and he
Is contractor at present.
w. X. Rathburn. He went immedi
ately to take charge of the Kahuku
ranch. After q number of years in
which he was deputy tax assessor and |
road supervisor, he met with revers- |
AIS, but has since regained his position |
and Is an influential man on his side |