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bchool music.MlBs Aana M Bllle, now dean of worotn at KuHerum College, Southern California. Miss Bllle has had much success u a teacher of boys and young men, her specialty being Eng Huh.Mias A us la McKI trick is an Ober Un graduate, and has also a diploma from the Miami Normal school, where she took practlae work In teaching. Mlaa McKI trick will come to Mills.Hpgarth Pettyjohn will come to Mills school aa teacher of special English claaaea, having made a atudy of that work at Washburn College, and at Vale, and had practical experience at Roberta Col legs, Constantinople. This ts one of the new branches of the Mills curriculum. Mr. Pettyjohn will also have charge of the musical work at the school. He was at one time president of the glee club at Washburn College.WUlard C. Rom of the University of Colorado will have charge of athletics. the school hospital and dispen eary, and will teach classes in physiology and bygiana.Robert E. Stone of the University of California will have classes In religious education and in history.Lindon U Lynch, University of Nebraska, will teach high school science at Mills.There are four positions yet to fill at Mills school one of mathematics instructor, two In tiie grades and one in th* commercial department.Two positions are yet to be filled in the grade rooms at Kawalahao semi nary, besides the position of hospital superintendent.With the graduation of the senior c**»a of Mi s Schoot and ihe eighth yrr lt;s of Mill* school and Knwaiahac Seminary, closing exercises of the year were held yesterday for Mid-Pacific Institute, taking place In Wilcox hall of Mills.Tblrty-nine young people—nine boys from Mills high school, 13 from the eighth grade at the same institution and 17 girls from Kawaihao, made u) the graduating classes.Trustees and graduates marched into the hall to the processional, 'The Son of Cod Goes Forth to War,” and seated themselves on the platform In front, which was decorated simply but effectively with ferns and palmsInvocation was delivered by Rev. O. H. CluHck, following which a special chorus from Kawaiahao Seminar) sang “Spring’s Invitation.” by Ellen Beach Yaw.Umematsu Watada of Lihue. Kauai, as class orator, delivered a strong call upon the youth of Hawaii to throw themselves into the life of Hawaii’s plantations and lift it to a higher moral plane.SPEEDY SUBMARINE LAUNCHED AT QUINCYHIGH COST OF LIVING HITS U. S. DIPLOMATS; LANSING TO RESCUEPOWEREUL JAPANESE AEROPLANE DESTROYR PRONOUNCED SUCCESSFRENCH BUILD HUGE SUBMARINE FOR JAPAN
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Honolulu Star Bulletin
Honolulu, Hawaii, US
Wed, Jun 14, 1916
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