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

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Dr. Felix M. | etil four imitith» going from tcpcc lo lepcc gathering ln- fonnntion for hi liilwl Look. The Mo momini. Indians of WiWMUr'i. I f'■» eminent lecturer received lit degree. in anthropology .uni sociology from tinivcr»itic in Australia nn l Now Zealand. • Looking .il one of llie largo relief map of lire I Inwallnn Island in (lie Agricultural Build- ing iirr All Lin Young (left) and Until Nakamoto. I'li - maps were made i a projert in geography. • Prof. Merton Kirk ( anirmn- after a hurried trip lo Sin Fran- cisco to receive medical treat - rnent. this lecturer of econom- ics relumed to rave about the lieiiutiful nurse . •( ol. AiIii.i G. Clarke—vva first a mili- tary man. llien a profewor in military science and tac- tics. and now nn expert on Inilfie safety. Hi polite administration courses are popular with .«UkIciiU.

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Rev. I lenry I , ludd-cwl» student in «oft. woll-nxwluliited tones and tenches litem tin n.itive longue itl the idiindv In mldition he performs the duties and Ml eminent d n minister. . . . Professor living O. Pecker—hnis a little cubby hole in the di.l.iiit end of the library offis»', where lie assume his «hilirs its f'rench consul nn l Spanish vice consul its well a professor of llto roman»»' language . . . - Mr . Mana M. Iloer- in.mil—-tr.indates new. of the Nazi recime word for word from C temiany Slie learned the Linguace in her native land ami teaches it in Hawaii. . . A familiar scene just before a six weeks’ exam it the reserve room, where students pore over reference Itooks.

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!.)r. Harold S I'nlinri— geologist—look « Will- ing spell .ill over conti ncnt.il United Sint -- iiikI ended ii| at Dean I fall In « new cre.ii ro.nl.lcr. . . . Prof. I'tiink 1. Dilling- ham — Hawaii’ famous sugar industry Is detailed under the name of tech- nology course offered liy ll.is foremost professor of lietuisliy. Way hock in the early 1920 s lie wns awarded a Irllowshlp in Plant Nutrition at the University of Calilnmin. Ilic specimen, Curchoro- «ion rorchartas, or a man- eating shark tn you. ionics under the close scrutiny of roology students in llie Inlsoralory. Will» scalpel in hand, they cut these animali open to see what makes them llik. Ralph Okuinoto. senior, peers through h spectro- scope a pint ol his work ns u sugar technology major. . . . Dr. Harold St. John made his annual liot.mi .il trip lilts time to the Island ol Molokai during Christmas vaca- tion. He returned with many specimens.