University of Hawaii Honolulu - Ka Palapala Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

i:-r::z!^ p= ' za_ ..^: Ik BaKIIARA NlCOLL Secretary Metcali- Bkckley Treasurer or 19:16 played in the three one act plays presented on class night. Sophomores again — Frank Hustace, Richard Fuji! and William Lee — captured the interclass debate champion- ship. On Ka Leo the outstanding sopho- mores were William Stephenson, Margaret Bairos, Francis King, and Moana Peterson. Sophomore representatives on the grid- iron were Maynard Piltz, Ernest Moses, Clarence Louis, Frank Judd, Maikai Gon- salves, and Charles Fernandez. The class of 1936 gave ample proof of its swimming prowess when sophomore boys challenged the other classes and tied them in the first meet and won from them in the second. The sophomores welcomed the freshmen with an " Aloha Week " and honored the seniors with a dance in November. Sopho- more Week Included interclass athletics, a class issue of Ka Leo, a picnic, and class night. Other projects undertaken were candy sales, special assemblies, and rummage sales. Kow^ IMie: William Kawahara. Francis Ching, William Lee. Harry Zen, Francis Wai, Hisatu Kagiyania, Rohert Ito, Dick Suzui. (ieorge Tanabe, Masao Kanemaru, Ray Hiroshige, Kenso Higaki, Isamu Tashima, Rioe Tomita, Andrew Wong, Hing lying Chang, Yuzuru Sakimoto, Francis King. Rcw Two: Stewart Ruley, Tames Morita, Takeo Yamachika. Ben Char, Harry Lee, Shigerii Kabei, Herman Sensano, Howard Foran, Evnsik Kang, Kiyoshi Kuramoto, Yim Kai Look, Kam Sung Tom, Yasa Iwasa, Wayne Wong, Ryuso Tani guchj. Herbert Yamamoto. Row Three: Thomas Smith. Clarence Chang, Aki Chun, Kan Jung Luke, George Clower, Hubert Jones, Metcalf Beckley, Louis Self, Frank Hustace, Vincent Van Brocklin, William Stephenson, Kdwin O ' SuIlivan. [,. „ •! ' •t m. M^ Vi J?_^ .„-.J i (4 9 MB I IIMMWM ' ilt^