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

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90t! A ' ' ' ORDER OF BOOKS Introductory r V Book I THE UNIVERSITY Book II THE YEAR AT HAWAII Book III ATHLETICS Book IV ORGANIZATIONS Book V THE PANINI THORN

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FOREWORD iAt Hawaii crossroads of the T ' acific, are gathered all the races of the world. They mingle in a melting pot uniquely interest- ing to students of ethnology and interna- tional relations as well as to laymen, jt, jk Foremost as a melting pot, both of people and of ideas, is the University of Hawaii. Here white and yellow and brown, scrap- ping outworn prejudices, are making of their heterogeneity an asset. Here is a group of students who, in their contacts with the world, will contribute an invaluable leaven of international and interracial good will, j T ' alapala for ig 2 portrays this cosmopolitan student body, at work and at play, amid the natural beauty of ver- dant Manoa Valley. ' VfjCT

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I DEDICATION To a man who for eleven growing years at the University of Hawaii has been active as a builder of this institution celebrating in IQJ2 its twenty -fifth anniversary; who has helped it grow physically and in the eyes and estimation of the territory and its citizens; who has efficiently shouldered civic responsibility of great importance; — to one of broad experience sympathetic understand- ings extraordinary perspective and firm conviction; whose sane counsel and sound advice have steadied faltering ones; whose patience has been that of fob; — to one who has given of himself so freely to us all; — to Qolonel lAdna Q. Qlarke, true cosmopolite, we lovingly and respectfully dedicate this seventeenth F T ' alapala. j» n