The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-12-14
'HI[O HIGH SCHOOL
WEEKLY IS NEWSy|
Former Teacher Writes That he
Is Going TO Fight "0yef
''' r. There In France

The Hilo High School News Of last
Saturday contains a lot Of items which
will be of interest 20 all schools.
The following news notes are from
this number: ~.
Echoes Of the Training Camp
The principal has received letter
from our boys who attended the Lili-
uokalani Camp. II says: Camp life
is the life for making one vigorous
and healthy. Such breakfast a. We
have here would be fit for n king. In
fact, the only things which we look
forward to are kaukau and moimoi
time. After breakfast we have -four
hours drilling and that part Is the
worst because we sweat enough in our
heavy wooden shirts, aside from car
rying around heavy implements on our
persons. We miss the girls as well ar
the boys OF the II. H. s. Before clos.
ing we wish TO thank the faculty for
presenting us with such useful gifts. y
OF for France
The principal has received letter
from our popular athletic coach and
commercial teacher Of last year, Ken.
meth M. Barager. Mr.. Barager has en-
listed in the Twenty Regiment,
United States Engineers, now IN train
ing at Camp Meade, Maryland. He ex-
poets to sail for France about Decem-
Der Is. He says: We are going over
to rebuild the roads in the war zone.
/ don't know my final assignment yet
! could not keep out Of the scrap, 50
! left Spokane, went TO Fort Riley.
Kansas. When / get foyer there IN
write you what IL Is like, for the bene-
AZ Of the students, Ny regards to the
students"
More Letters
Miss Marguerite Pa writes from San
Francisco, 81 am attending the Head =
business College just at the corner of
Polk Street and Van Ness Avenue. I
take up the secretary course and like
Il very much. II win take me nine
months to complete IL and expect 10
graduate at that time. There are about
q thousand or more pupils attending
Heald's day school and night school.
Remember me to the boys and girls Of
the H. H. s. and wish them all happy
school year and success in their studies.
With aloha.o
Asami Goiehi, H. H. s. 1913, writes
from st. Louis that he graduated last
May from Stanford University with
the degree of bachelor of arts in physi-
ology. The requirements for the Al. b.
degree in physiology include the first
years work In medicine; thus II han
pens that am now enrolled in the see
ond year class at the Washington uni
yersity Medical School in st, Louis.
feel fairly well posted as regards the
movements at the high school. / see
no reason why Hilo High School
graduate is inferior to any other.U
Odds and Ends &.
The students have learned two new
songs lately, tfI.oyalty II the Word
Today" and "Can the Kaiser. y, II
we live up to the first, we shall accom-
plish the second.
The, term examinations win occur
December II, ~ and Is. According Ia
the new rules of the department n "A
necessary to secure mark Of at least
20 in daily work as well as in the ex-
animation in order to pass.
A number of the girls assisted the
Salvation Army on Tag Day. secur-
ing about $50 for the recreation woFk
of the army in France.
Gilbert Patten, Harold Filler. Thomas
Beveridge and Milton MeNicholl spenf
the Thanksgiving vacation hunting
goats and ployer. The principal crate.
fully testiies that they brought home
some plover, They also claim to have
shot three goats
Our sfSqldiers Three are back from
the militia eneampment, looking brown
and hearty. They say they are glad to
get back. -.
The shop has made large hoax
case, for the library, which win hold
about 300 books. TT
The new desks have been set up IN
the assembly hall, which gives Il
seating capacity of 1856.
The Genealogical Society had its
second outing and shell gathering ex.
Pedition few days ago. They brought
the High School. -, $3.50 ~
Like some of our correspond Tents, we
cant think of anything else 10
Write ., SO will close this number, wish
ing you all the luck you deserve IN the
examinations. 10y.