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

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DR AND MRS DAVID L CRAWFORD It will be with a great deal of pain and sorrow that I shall leave this campus soon and say good bye to my student friends So spoke Dr. David L. Crawford in his aloha address. Alter twenty-four years of service, first on the instructional staff and then for fourteen and a half years as president, he was leaving our University. It was his last appear- ance as president Mild in manner, deliberate in speech, liberal in thought, Dr. Crawford can be considered as one of the traditions of the University.

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HAWAII IIAIJ. . . . erected in l()l I . . . $75,000 was appropri- ated by (lie territorial legislature for this Ixiildiiitf . . . this was the year President Join» W. (Jllmore s administration moved into I lawuii Hall in Miinoa Valley ... in this lieaiiliful structure all business transactions are tarried on . . . in it are tlir offices of llie deans, directors and presidents ... it now stands as tlic most noble, tlic most dignified, tlic most honored building on the campus.