Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17
EYEGLASSES BEGRADUATEDFROM
OAHUCOLLEGE and PREPARATORY

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i Preparatory School Graduates.
Following are the members Of the
class of 1916 of the preparatory
school: q. ...-..-,.s. -
Lorrin Andrews, ,Jr.;: Edwin Benner,
Jr.; Henrietta Abigail Bertelmann,
Gretehen Heilhorn Bierbach, Alyina
Gertrude Frieda Blom, Ruth Eloise
Brown, Allan Campbell, Charles
Emmes Cassidy, Raymond Conant.
Martha Love Cooke, John McGrew
Cooper, George Douglas Crozier, Kath-
ryn Mae Elston, Anita Maia Focke,
Theodore Watson Forbes, Elsie Anoi.
qua Gay, Frank Richard Girdler, Err
est Charles Gray, Elsie Muriel Harri-
son, Christiana Mona Herd.
Elsie Hiorth, Gerd Hforth, Helene
Anianiku Holt, Irene August Holt,
Charles Edwin Hughes, Jerome O'Neill
Hughes. Bernfce Jaeger, Ruth James,
Winona Elizabeth Jones, William Ath-'
erton Kanakanui, Janet Louise Kill
bourne, Nora Emily Lange, Lit Lau,
Margaret Leong. George Marion Lord,
John Somes Low, Quai Chow Lui, jan
ME Kwai Jun Luke, John Mortimer
Lydgate, Jr.; Howard Pertram Lyman,
Mary Argyle Macphail Pearl Maxim.
ney, Mildred Kerwins Malone, Marion
Augustus Pahala Mann. Thelma All.
cen McQuaid. Wentworth Henry Mist
Hector Mcdonald Moir, Robert Hart
well Mott-Smith, Maude Elizabeth
Mott, Newton Tenney Peck, Elise E.
Phillips, Laura Menzies Pratt, Richard
Brunsted Rhodes, Walter Howard
Samson, Robert Bailey Sayres, Orlan-
do Atlantis Schoenirg, Marguerite
Brinkley Shepard, Vivian Mary Silva,
Miriam Flinor Sinclair, Grace Victoria
Stephens.
Elizaceth Kiiobana Thurston, Dee
Hing Tong, Anton Frederic Vetlesen,
Katharine Won Holt, Eva MurieI Wake
field. Gloria Marguerite Wall, Ethel
Kealoaa Carter Warehouse, Helen
Amy Waterhouse. Chris James Willis,
Jr.; Bernice An Sam zee.
Class Day Exefeises.
The preparatory class-the largest
calss to graduate from this school to
date--held its class day exercises yes
terday afternoon at $3.50. 49,,
The exercises were very enjoyable
and were the product of class full
of promise and talent. The afternoon
was in charge of the 1916 president,
Mortimer Llydgate. .s
! First of all there was q delightful
picnic luncheon under the trees on
the beautiful lower campus. Imme-
diately after this informal games were
played. Then came the class day
program. The Introductory Aumber
was the original and clever class poem
by Katherine Won Holt. This was
! followed by several excellent selec-
lions upon the guitar with steel by
Dee Hing. ST
The class history was read by
Martha Cooke. q This clever work re-
viewed the 1916 class from its begin.
ming of four members in the Punahou
kindergarten until this graduation
year. The second music number was
boys string Quarteta composed of
Douglas Crozier, William Kanakanui,
Ernest Gray and Newton Peck
Katherine Won Holt then gave sew
.eral approximations of Harry Lauder.
She was in Scotch costume and sang
several of Harry LADDERS songs in
inimitable manner.
The GROWING feature of the after.
noon was near pageant, written
by Babs Focke. This was most clever
in its unity ofsdiae and its witty lines.
The title was .Ye School"
The pageant master and director of
the action was Gerd Hiorth. Under
her leadership the pageant went off
easily and it was indeed an entertain-
ment. The players were an we'll cos
tuned for their parts.
Among the several episodes were
the following:
(a) An examination day in school.
The schoolmar'm was Gussie Mann;
her exam. questions we're unparallel-
ed The following pupils were under
her ttuelege: Thelma McQuaid, Ernest
CRY, John Low, Elsie Phillips, Mar
guerite Shepard, Ruth Brown, Kath-,
ryn Elston Taroma Hughes NeWtOn