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

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Book One

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Administrative Staff PRESIDENT SINCLAIR, overloaded as he is with administrative duties, is always accessible to students. Formerly, he head- ed the Oriental Institute and taught in the English Department The loss there is a gain lor the entire university. Mr. Chase, our courteous and ellicient treasurer, is largely responsible lor the busi- ness policies of the school. Students desiring vocational guidance or help in employment problems, go to Miss Homung, Counsellor of Women. She also advises on community activities besides giv- ing counsel to women students throughout the year. Stanley Orne, Manager of the Office of Publications and Publicity, tells the com- munity what the university has done, is do- ing, and will be doing. Theodore Searle, our Graduate Manager, is particularly interested in university sports. He strongly advocates the efficacy of sports as an agency of character building and sportsmanship. To schedule semester courses is the main work of Miss MacNeil, Registrar. Through her office go all of the forms of registering and re-registering. Miss Mary P. Pringle, our Librarian, says that what she likes better than a book for a gift is two books. She has several hundred thousands of them in her care. Clockwise: Stanley Orne Theodoro Soarlo Mary P. Pringle Helen B MacNeil