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

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McKinney Stroven Skorpen Isom McNeil Orne Although the work as Acting Director of the Uni- versity Extension Division keeps Assistant Professor of Education ALBERT J. McKINNEY busy all day, he finds time to sweep the keys of the Ham- mond organ which he has been playing for the past 10 years. i 1 ■( Gardening is a favorite pastime of JOSEPH M. SKORPEN, acting treasurer. Before joining the administrative staff in March, 1944, he was with the business office of the DPE MISS HELEN B. MacNEIL, registrar, has kept herself busy registering and re-registering students since 1922. Her main work is to schedule semester courses and she is responsible for planning the schedule for the final exams. 1 1 i An addition to the University administration is DR. GILBERT G. LENTZ, director of the Legis- lative Reference Bureau and professor of public administration. He is now making plans for a training program for government and public service at this institution. Dr. Lentz spends his leisure time yol ' iiK- , f A malihini addition to the administration is PHILIP B. LOTTICH, counselor for men, who arrived in November from Ohio. He is one of the rare species on the campus who is called a bachelor. i i i DR. CARL G. S ' lROVEN, librarian, invites stu-

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A veteran of World War I. DR. BRUCE WHITE ' S cordiality has made him .i popular fissure in the administration as Dean ot Student Personnel. He once coached a girl ' s basketball team at the University of Alaska. i i i DR. STANLEY D. PORTEUS, Director of the Psychological and Ps)chopathic Clinic, is inter- nationally known for his Porteus maze tests. He has been director of the Clinic since it was founded in 1922. DR. JOHN H. BEAUMONT, professor of horti- culture, who is at present on the mainland, is Director of the Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station which contributed actively toward the pro- duction of food during the war. 1 -f i PROFESSOR ROY A. GOFF, Assistant Director of the Agricultural Extension Service served in the capacity of Acting Director during the absence of Howard H. Warner, Director, since December 7, 1941. Mr. Warner is now back on the campus as Director of the Extension Service. Bachman Livesay Wist Porteus Beaumont Goff

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Lentz Lottich Gage Gcettling dents and faculty members to review the coll ection of research material on the Pacific Islands and the Orient. Dr. Stroven, associate professor of English, conducts a class in American literature. i 1 i A newcomer to the University is MRS. DOROTHY P. ISOM, counselor for women. She enjoys sailing, golfing and motoring. Her other duties include chairman of the SOSA, adviser of Hui Pookela and AWS. r MR. STANLEY ORNE, manager of the Office of Publications and Publicit} ' , spends so much time telling the public about the Universit) ' that he hasn ' t time to teach journalism classes any more. In spare time he studies drawing and painting. which — he tries to tell us — helps him solve publishing problems. ■f 1 i DR. REGINALD GAGE ' S main job as veteran ' s adviser is to aid veterans with the legal aspects of the GI bill of rights and present facts about main- land colleges. His former experiences as personnel administrator with the Navy civilian office makes him a fully qualified man for the important job. ■»■ ■ A newcomer to Hawaii is MRS. GLADYS W. GOETTLING, associate professor and director of the School of Social Work. A graduate of the University of Chicago School of Social Service Ad- ministration, she spent 5 years in Japan when her husband taught at the famous Keiyo University.