Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-14
MANY FACULTY.
CHANGES COMING
At MID-PACIFIC
Important Additions to Corps.
Viii Strengthen Staff
of Schools


Fifteen new teachers. nine Of whom
have already been secured, will come
from the mainland 70 Mic .Pacific In.
stitute this fall as instructors for Mills
school and Kawaiahao seminary.
While some OF these viii come to fill
resitions TO be vacated by present
teachers, others will take up new work
just beginning in the two schools.
Five Of the Is teachers Will have
work in Kawaiahao, and one OF these,
Miss Katherine N. Adams, will take
the position OF principal at that school
Miss Mary Kinney, who has served
as acting principal since Miss Mabel
Bosher, the former principal, left last
winter TO become Mrs. Doremus Scud-
DER, will take the position of vice.
principal for the coming year.
At Mills school, John F. Nelson
takes up the work Of principal, which
has been left by DR.. Robert Day vii.
iiams, newly elected president OF Mid.
Pacific Institute. NJ. L. Copeland, who
has had charge of the commercial
classes at Mills for three years just
past. resigns this work TO become
bookkeeper for both schools, and man.
ager OF buying, building and repairs.
Among the teachers who are leav-
Ing this year are Miss Harriet Cong.
don, Miss Julia Peabody, George Mer.
rift, Carl Cassingham, Howard Bolts
and William r. Berney, from Mills;
Miss Ethel Mills. Mrs. Hinkley, Miss
Esther Kalino, Miss Gossett and Miss
Hedges. from Kawaiahao.
Following Is the list of new teachers
as already arranged: &
Miss Katherine N. Adams, principal
of Kawaiahao seminary, from two
years as dean Of women at Drury Col
lege. Springfield, Missouri; four years
az dean at Beloft. FIVE years as dean
at Huron College, South Dakota. Stud.
led in Columbia and Oxford, England.
Miss Georgia Hays. from Columbia,
Missouri. to take playground work
and physical training classes at Ka-
waiahao.
Miss Ruth s. Tubbs, as instructor Of
music at Kawaiahao in place of Miss
Edith Mills is from Monmouth, ILL
Eois. and g teachersof experience N |
school music.
Q :
Miss Anna NJ. BILE, now dean of
women at Fullerton College, Southern
California Miss Bile has had much
success as teacher of boys and
young men. her speciality being Eng
lish.
Miss Austa McKitrick is an ODER
lin graduate, and has also q diploma
from the Miami Normal school, where
she took practise work in teaching.
Miss McKitrick viii come to Mills.
Hogarth Pettyjohn viii come to
Mills school as teacher OF special Eng
fish classes, having made study of |
that work at Washburn College and |
at Yale, and had practical experience
at Roberts College, Constantinople.l
This Is one Of the new branches of |
the Mills curriculum. Mr.. Pettyjohn |
viii also have charge Of the musical
work at the school. He was at one
time president Of the glee club at |
Washburn College
Willard C. Ross of the University
of Colorado will have charge OF athle- |
tics. the school hospital and dispen-
sary, and will teach classes in physio-
logy and hygiene.
Robert 2. Stone of the University |
OF California win have classes In reli.
gious education and in history.
Lindon i Lynch. University OF Ne. |
brasks, viii teach high school science |
at Mills
There are four positions yet to fill |
at Mills school one of mathematics in
structor, two In tie grades and one
In the commercial department.
Two positions are vet to be filed in
the grade rooms at Kawaiahao semi.
nary, besides the position of hospital
superintendent.