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TTIE OAUDEN ISLAND Tt'KSlUY. OCTOBER 17, 1022.
School Shops Fit
Boys for Work
SCHOOL NOTES
IN
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KAPAA SCHOOL
The football season has started
with a game between Kapaa and Kc
alla on the school grounds on S.n.
day. The most interested spectator
was a goat from the Aiaheluna hos
pital, which took the liberty of as
cending our regular stairs and climb
ing on the roof of the main bulldi:ig.
The goat's hooks were veidently ot
a very excellent non-skid vartfty,
as walking on the edge of the slop
ing galvanized roof did not in th.j
least affect the sureness of her
step. The goat was finally driven
back to terra firma thru the en in-1
route from which she came.
Mr. Rodrigues is coaching tho
boys' baseball team for their ccm
lng' clash with Lihue, and Mrs. Alicj
Rodrigues Is coaching the girls.
The children are ull being weigh
ed to determine how many of th"in
are underweight.
An eye test to determine wheth
er any of the pupils have defective
vision Is being held. The test U
made by having each pupil read cer
tain letters and figures of a certain
size at a given distance, other niz
es at different distances, etc.
The garden boys are ready for the
county mules to help them start plow
ing. Our shop is busy making furniture
for the school.
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LIHUE GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Lunch is served every day nt the
scliool kitchen to most of the chil
dren and teachers. The teachers tirj
served a special lunch on the two
long tables in tl.e kitchen. Lunch
is prepared and served by the girls
of the 6th, 6th, 7th und Sth grades
under the supervision of Miss An
thony. The shop of Lihue grammar school
which la the largest on Kauai, was
built by the boys themselves. It U
in charge of A.r. Vamamto. The
upper grade boys go to shop or gar
den twice a week.
It was found necessary to divide
the 8th grade on account of tho
large enrollment. Miss Richmond
now has 8th-A pupils, und Mrs.
Gates has the 8th-U. Mrs. Morgan
is now teaching the 3rd-D, formerly
taught by Mrs. Gates.
On Monday, October 2, the pupil
of the Dth, 6th, 7th, and 8th grades
held a meeting and organized an
athletic league. The following offi
cers were elected: President, Sung
Yoon Choi; vice president, Tauiou
Ota; secretary, and treasurer, Yo
chiyo Tateishi. Captains for the four
boys' teams and four girls' teams
were also elected. Dues of 25 cents
were voted and the treasurer now
has over $50 In the bank.
Monday morning Mr. Loomis, Y.
M. C. A. secretary ot the Hawaiian
Islands, spoke to the children of
the upper grades on "The Seventy
Per Cent Man."
The first game of play ground
ball will be played on (he new
grounds of the Lihue school on Oc
tober 20, against Kapaa. The boys
and girls are practicing hard before
and after school and think it will
be hard for Kapaa to win. Every
one Is invited to come and watch
the game on Friday afteri'oon.
Miss Hansen, Y. W. C. . secre
tary, organized a Girl Reserve at
the Lihue grammar school last week.
The leaders are Miss Crosby of
L. G. S.( and Mrs. Jackson of Li
hue II .S. All girls over 12 years
of age are eligible and there is a
membership of 28.
Mr. DeKay, of Honolulu, vice
president of the Antl Saloon League
spoke to the upper grades ot Lihue
grammar school on Tuesday morn
ing. He gave an object lesson on
the effect of alcohol on albumen.
Miss Crosby, teacher of grade
8-B, sprained her wrist when she
was hiking in the mountains last
Saturday.
There are now twenty-seven teach
ers In the Lihue grammar school.
Principal Simpson, manual training,
home economics and 24 classroom
teachers. There are 776 pupils en
rolled.
The new administration building
is completed and work"? is progress
ing rapidly on the other buildings
The administration building has nine
rooms including the principal's of
fice, nurse's room, and assembly,
The buildings are to be ready for
occupation by January 1st.
That the boys in the manual
training sops of the public schools
are learning something that is of
practical value is shown in the fol
lowing letter from Henry Wise, the
contractor constructing the new Li
hue school units, to II. S. Simpsor,
principal of the school.
Dear Mr. Simpson: I have had some
of the' Lihue grammar school boys
In my employ on the construction
of the iuw Lihue school building
during the past summer vacation
and have found that the training
that they have received in your
school shop had made them capable
and efficient workers. I am always
glad to have boys with shop training
both on account of their efficiency
and also because I like to help them
in earning money for their schooling
during the next year.
Very truly yours,
HENRY WISE.
the night school which is held in
the school building.
The school athletics association
was formed with a membership of
!)5. The following officers were elect-1
ed: President, Mooney Morimoto;
vice president. Miyoko Kagawa, se
cretary, Masao Harada; treasurer.
Juanita Chnng.
Frank S. Pimh Is meeting the
unior high classes In the new-
shop until the regular vocational
nstruelor reports for duty.
The new curriculum for junior
high schools Is in use at Waimea.
It Is an improvement over the reg
ular Sth grade and 7th grade course
in that music: and physical educa
tion have a regular place on me
schedule.
The school is indebted to Mr.
Lindsay Faye for plowing the acre
ot garden. Plants and sets have
been contributed by Fred Aaser of
Kekaha. Several new varieties of
garden vegetables will be tried in
the school plot this year. Mr. Aaser
has ready for planting six varieties
that are new, with promise of more
when the fall rains commence.
Mr. Hall of the Hawaiian Hoard
brought Mr. DeKay to address the
junior high school on Friday. Mr.
DeKay interested the boys and the
girls in the public speaking con
test to be held this year. Special
work for it will be under the guid
ance of Miss Carter who is a grad
uate of the University of Califor
nia with extra honors in elocution.
Send your magazine orders (new
or old) to the K. C. Hopper News
Agency, Lihue, and they will be
promptly attended to. Phone 22.L.
Adv.
WAIMEA JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Mr. Loomis, former Y. M. C. A
secretary for Kauai, visited the
junior high school on Tuesday. Mr.
Loomis has many friends in the
junior high school and they were
all glad to see him back. Mr. Loom
is made a short address in which he
stressed the importance of study.
Neil Locke met the HI Y. M. C. A.
boys and made arrangements for
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