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

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Dedication Less than a vear after his inauguration as our fifth president. Paul S. Bachman has exerted, through the quiet force and integrity of his personality, a profound influence on the University of Hawaii. He has proved himself to be that rare phenomenon: an administrator whose talents extend beyond mere efficiency and official dignity to the higher levels of untler- standing. The response to this has been evident on the campus this year in a new sense of self-respect and mutual confi dence among students, faculty members and administrators. This accomplishment, none the less important for being intangible, crowns a series of achievements in a long career of service to the university as teacher, director of graduate studies and dean of faculties, in which last role he is justly credited with having raised the scholarly quality of the faculty and the reputation of this university. It is dillicult to show such a man how much he is appreciated and respected by his admin- istrators, faculty members and students, but the yearbook staff wishes to express this feeling in the best way it can. To this man. ' ' deeply versed in academic and administrative matters and in the nature and needs of the Territory : to this man who has constant!) and sincerely kept the well-being of the university uppermost in his mind — to President Paul S. Bachman. the staff dedicates the 1956 Ka Palapala.

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