The Garden Island. [volume], May 16, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

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THE GARDEN ISLAND, TUESDAY, MAY 1(J, 1922
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Following is the honor roll and
speclul mention list of Kauai high
school for six weeks term ending
May 6th:
Seniors
Honor Roll. Iwao Miyake, Ernest
Wedemeyer, Esther Tseu, Edwin
Kam., Shinklchi Nishimoto.
Special Mention. Ah. Kong Kam,
Shintchl Nishimoto. Kazu oGkan,
John Taehibana.
Juniors
Honor Roll. May Wedemeyer,
Junichl Sakimae.
Special Mention. Doris Au, Kat-
suniu Tanimoto.
Sophomores
Honor Roll. Richard Rice, Tsuto-
mi Nitta, Maggie Scharsch, Shizue
Kamei, lOisao Ito, Aiko Nakao, Yo
Bhie Sano, Orme Cheatham, Fusa
Mizutanl, Shige Miyoshi, Helen Mul-
ler, Kiya Kanemoto, Lin Ung Tarn,
Teruyo Wataya, Takeshi Gokan,
Frantes Jardln, William Moragne,
Shi.uma lde, Kimiyo Okamoto, So
phie Vierra, Chiyo Dobasht, Percy
Lydgate, Warren Kamezawa, Helen
Wedemeyer, Goichi Kawahara,.
Special Mention Chiyo Kamada,
FTank Thomas, Shlzue Likuta, Yo-
rfhiko Yamaka, Masaru Hamano, An
na Scott, Ralph Alexander Kenneth
Hopper.
Freshmen
Honor Roll. Kenneth Aloiau,
Daisy Chang, Nee Chang Chock, Kam
Chung Chong, Hisayo Dobashi, Jam
es Taihe Hong, Yoshio Ishit, Kiyo
shl Ito. Eddie Kanoho, Koichi Kojl
ma, Osako Miyasaki, Risaburo Mi
yoshi, Hldeko Miwa, Hanako Nagal,
Kikuo Nagata, Tamotsu Naito, o
rfhio Nakamura, Edene Nalemaile
Tamayo Nishimoto, Eleanor Feller,
Hideo Shiraki, Margaret Sloggett,
Fusao Tanabe, Takeo Tao, Mikl To
kita. Yutaka Tsunehiro, Bessie
Wiebke, Shigoso Yamaura, Tadashi
Yasuda.
Special Mention. William Alu,
Alice Hroadbent, Sam Dias, Jiro Ku-
nioka, Sakae Muraoka, Kiyoshl Ta-
naka, Takihito Tashima, Yau Kyan
Yong.
KAPAA SCHOOL
The island judges, Messrs. Silva
Horner. Sloggett and Rev. Carver,
visited us yesterday. We undni-i;tand
that this is to be their final in
spection for the year and wo hie
cur gardens pleaded them.
"l'ho school glee club is relieursinrf
to,' closing exfeic:ses next month
We are planning to givj a fail
and track meei ueiore grauuui vu
to plaeo on display school work
in our shop, gardens, sewing and
cooking classes, for the Inspection
ot the parents of our pupils.
LIHUE GRAMMAR SCHOOL
The school children are making
leis for Miss Wilcox, who is our
representative to the N. E. A. con
vention. Each delegate to this con
vention is to have a lei made by
a school child of Kauai.
Miss King was called to Honolulu
Friday by the sudden death of her
father. The children of our school
extend their sincere sympathy to
Miss King.
Miss Tonini returned last week
and is back at her school duties
much improved after her recent op.
eration.
The administration building of the
new school is completed but will
not Be occupied this yean. By next
year the new class rooms will have
been added.
We have finished the first test
of tho athletic badge contest, sev
eral of the rooms reached 100 pc
cent.
We are very proud of the fact
that our school is 100 per cent in
subscription to the N. E. A. and
II. E. A.
Two of our teachers, Mrs. Foun
tain and Miss Akana, were ill last
Friday but are back at school to
day. The eliminations for the various
events of tho track meet have been
made and the contestants are prac
ticing hard to put our school on the
top.
The Boy Scouts of this school are
making fine progress under Lieut.
Wilson.
The boys are laying off a base
ball diamond on tho new school
ground as there will he new build
ings erected where tho old diamond
has been.
We have a new basketball which
the children paid for, each pupil
volunteering a few cents.
Friday our flag was at half mast
in honor of M. M. Scott, late prin
cipal of McKinley high school,
whose death occurred recently.
WAIMEA SCHOOL
Rev. Hall addressed the school on
tho life of General Grant, on Grant's
birthday. Many of the pupils were
fortunate to hear Rev. Hall at the
apanese church, Sunday, also.
Mr. Locke was a visitor Monday.
He came in tho interest of pros
pective students for Kauai High
school.
Miss A'.tibel Wilcox made a visit
Tuesday in connection with her
duties as probation officer.
Track practice os going well, un
der the direction of Mr. Ferriera.
Waimea hopes to keep the silver
cup she has held for a year. A dual
meet with Mafaweli is scheduled
for Friday, at Wuimea. A, return
practice mee for girls will be held
at Makaweli on the following week.
Pictures of the May Day festivi
ties are framed in the freshman
oom. The hour's exercises were en
joyed by all pupils, and several vis
itors.
Tho trapeze team put on an net
at the High Jinks at Makaweli on
Saturday night. This is the last
ippearunco of the acrobats.
Setting up exercises aro taken
three times a week during the morn
ing period. Singing will bo followed
twice a week.
Mr. Pugh made a hurried visit to
the school last Wednesday, accom
panied by tt.a Judges in the school
garden contest.
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A new design cutout Is mounted
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A dash weather trough prevents
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