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

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CHAIRMEN WILFRED J. HOLMES Engineering and Mathematics — Mathematician and novel- ist. (The Alec Hudson ol liter- ature.) IRVING O. PECKER European Languages — French consul, best dressed prof on campus. HAROLD S. PALMER Geology — Specialized in Ha- waiian geology, first-hand study of geology of U. S. through extensive travel. A. GROVE DAY English-American Literature — Author of a number of books -Latest, Spell ol the Pacific. CURTIS A. MANCHESTER Geography — Geography of Pacific main interest, collector of rare geography books and maps. ALLAN F. SAUNDERS Government — Field, compara- tive government, champion of aloha shirts. I JM HUBERT E. BROWN Health and Physical Educa- tion — Principle interest, recre- ational leadership. KATHERINE B. GRUELLE Home Economics — Special in- terest, Hawaiian foods and cookery. CHARLES H. HUNTER History — Field, American his- tory, campus realist. HARRY H. ZEIGLER Religion — Studies in the proaches to faith. 15

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HAROLD A. WADSWORTH Dean of College of Agriculture — Irrigation specialist. BEN NORRIS Art — Painting, expression. a medium of O. A. BUSHNELL Bacteriology — Assistant editor of Pacific Science, interested in medical bacteriology. LEONORA N. BILGER Chemistry — Special field. Or- ganic Chemistry, last several years devoted to design of new chemistry building. HAROLD S. ROBERTS Economics and Business — Ex- pert In labor relations, numer- ous publications in this field. Havvraii Constitutional Conven- tion delegate. 14 DEPARTMENT LEONARD E. MASON Anthropology and Sociology — Interest in Pacific Islands, especially Micronesia. YUKUO UYEHARA Asiatic and Pacific Languages — Author of Japanese lan- guage textbooks, worked out several methods of teaching Japanese. HAROLD ST. JOHN Botany — Authority on the bot- any of the Pacific. FAY D. FISHER Classical languages and liter- ature — Acting chairman dur- ing absence of Maguire, chief interest, Latin. ROBERT W. CLOPTON Education — Secondary educa- tion advisor, many years of experience teaching in Ha- viraii.

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EASOM I. BOND Military Science— Profes sor of modern languages at U. S. Military Acade my, extensive travel in Europe and Near East. DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN NORMAN D. RIAN Music— Speaking at Mu- sic Educators National conference, special inter- est, choral singing. CHARLES A. MOORE Philosophy — Special in- terest, Oriental philoso- phy, directed East-West Philosophers Conference. THEODORE W. FORBES Psychology — Expert on psychology of traffic safety, on leave second semester to engage in traffic survey in Califor- nia. JOSEPH F. SMITH Speech — Speech both hobby and life. 16 VIRGINIA A. JONES Nursing — Public health and nursing, sabbtatical leave second semester to study nursing problems. WILLARD H. ELLER Physics — Special interest, machinery. KATHERINE N. HANDLEY Social Worl; — Gained na- tional recognition in uni- versity social work pro- gram. LEONARD D. TUTHILL Zoology and Entomology — Entomologist, editor of Pacific Science, acting chairman during sabbati- cal leave of Dr. Hiatt.