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A gala time was had by the students and guests who attended the Servettes sponsored Bunny Hop. This informal gay affair occurred the evening of April 19 at the new social hall on the school campus. 5 ,aj 2. f lil bi N N Maizie Chun, Gladys Saiki, and Janeen Brown are found behind the refreshment table attractively decorated as an Easter egg. T' Rodclani Akiona introduces Susan Chang .md Robe-rt 9' Naluai to Mr. E. Bunny, the gum-nt of honor for the evening. ,ntu , Q. any 'in .HL T jul' U B .gl x,mN' I
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fp, P I, rf ai.-1 5, ' this W-fd Effidl' 1 Jm7:'u 22 -P' 5 M if ,, ,Lai-rv t f 'W A age? 1 mtjffiff Elizabeth looks over the prizes given at the dance. The Second Annual Barn Dance sponsored by the Associated Men Students ofthe Church College of Hawaii was a gala affair with a western theme. The Hukilau building, decorated in an appropriate barn-like atmosphere, was the scene of the dance. Members and their guests, dressed in true western attire, enjoyed a western type chicken, et al, dinner. Highlight of the evening was the selection of popular Betty Lou Ching as the Farmer's Daughter of the dance. Intermission was delightful with dinner, the giving of prizes for three best western costumes, the drawing of two lucky-number prizes, the selection of the Farmer's Daughter, and to top it all, the ren- dition of true western style music by male students of Professor Hugh Woodford's physics class. Dance music was furnished by the popular band, the Reno Ramblers. --1. 'rx ,Q L The Reno Ramblers l' . Betty Lou the Farmer's Daughter pggeg with Bob Glen John Keawe,
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Q... -'--4 pq 0 K x. 1 'Y 'X l Arthur Enos, tall, handsome, manly, and a sophomore from Maui is a popu- lar personality on the campus. Rounding out the queen's court was tall, shapely, popular Charlene Moi- keha. Charlene, a graceful hula dancer, is always the focus of many admirers. Another attendant, Rodrigo Balde ras, Gigo to his classmates, hails from Lanai. Handsome and athletic, Gigo starred on the basketball team. Charming, petite, and an honor student, Lorene Lurn, another atten- dant, was the perfect beauty and brains . Most Prcfcrrcd Man Alexander Kua, voted the Most Preferred Man on the campus, is a freshman who hails from Hilo. Known for his ready smile and pleasing personality, Alex is of Haole-Ha- waiian ancestry. The favorite among his many interests is music, but his major in college is civil engineering. Having taken part in many campus activities Alex has en- joyed the companionship he has found here at CCH.
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