Brigham Young University - Na Hoa Pono Yearbook (Laie, HI)

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'- . ' N I l f ss was I I. .,,,,.i..p.--.-.- - - V a 'ff' 1 4 ' The fitting stage of dressmaking is one of the most important steps. Florence gets prac- , tice on the attractive Hawaiian print that June Mendiola models. O X' 1 ' 1. ,. , .. -X I ll Y 1 . .- Xl L ' ' 8, I, L , .Q J The Division of Home Living provides an introductory program in home- making for those who wish to pursue a college major in Home Economics and also for those who desire practical help in the following principal divisions: Clothing and Textiles, Foods and Nutrition, and Homemaking. It provides also opportunities for young men and women to become aware and to participate with greater satisfaction in their present home living experiences in order to enrich their family lives in the future. Measure. Pin. Cut, and sew--a new dress in no time at all--right. Jackie and Kanani? N N P

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c . X 5 9AAaf Losxv .A g , X . Iolani Palace, meeting place of the Territory Legigla was of particular interest to students of Social Scienc at Mi ff? ta, ,wi , M? 1 -an UQ, The Social Sciences Division is organized to aid the students in learning and understanding adequately the world of human relations. The growing complexity and multiplicity of social problems necessitate the importance of a firm knowledge of social science, and courses in this division lay a solid foundation for future academic work. Delegates to the model Unite were Laura Lee Pratt, Dave Black, and Julina Lum d Nations at the the University of Hawaii 8. SAP L 1 . D . - . y as L,--.-s-,-- , V. -..-. .-.-. - -.. ' . ' Y . .'1 t- x ., - , ' A . 5 Q9 I i. Q . up I o N' ' fi' flu: 1 ' AJ ,en r Shypia . Q, p X S 14' A ' s ' T 4' . , , L fn? as

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F fffafg A ,, ,, ., . wa My 1,4 4 as ' K r f 1,1 ...QQ Q., A uf 95:2-lg-'fqf . Q V I 1 Senora Price points outa place in Spain M ' ' by for students in her Spanish class. mother one of Professor Georgi's timely German witze . The Division of Language Arts is an indispensable part of any college campus. Ever since man began to reflect critically about his own thinking, the wisest of them have been acutely aware that speech is the reflection of thought. A study of the best that has been thought and said and acted in the world will supplya deeper understanding, a wider knowledge and a finer power of response. English, Chinese, Hawaiian, Hebrew, Samoan, German, jour- nalism, and speech are studied at Church College in the Division of Language Arts. i : fu:-i'Q ',g. . fr .A 44211. lu. v ' : 'N.-1-- ' ' elf 1 tif r 'Q - fa Q if gr. . , up 5511- ' Chinese Class ' ' If . f -V' ft., ... ' -.I ' 'K 1 ' I ! sp, ' Individual labs are a great aid to the speech students. The nu- dent records, the professor reruns the tape- with npcs-ml crun- cism of voice and pronunciation. Vw ...Q .. P-