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

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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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Winners of the First Annual Hawaii Intercollegiate Ora- orical contest were Kimball Young and Julina Lung. Kim- 'all Young won second place with his talk entitled Are You Ltarving? while Julina Lung gained third place with her alk, Counter-revolution in Education . First place was awarded to Melvin Vios, a student at the Iniversity of Hawaii, who spoke on the subject, The Plight nf the Filipino . All eight colleges and universities in the Territory were nvited to compete, each sending two contestants. , . ,Aid ., ik ,,, . fur f . 'gf-4 . I , ' Ev 4' a , ., fi, , f', ,U el ' .3-222 ,,. , . gtg , . I fg.1.,,.i'f. , v g2', .-i.Q1.v+ ' ff -V ag igxaf -, gg,-m, -Ev, H is , 41. we 1 1 ' W ,n 1 o ' ' fm! r w Campaigning for 1957-58 Student Body Offices took place in CCH in May amid high competitive spirits. Winners and next year's Student Body Executive Offi- cers are Harry Murray, president, Alwin Battad, vice-presidentg Theresa Kalama, secretary-treasurer, and Aldrene Kanoho, secretary-historian. Sponsored by the Freshman Class the Commencement Ball gave a charming finale to a year filled with the joy of accomplishment I P