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

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Jamos Shcomaior Chartos A. Moore Charto H. Hunter Harley H. Ziegler 'oseph P. Maguire Virginia lonw Merton K. Caneron Bertha Mueller Swimming and playing touch football with the children of the neighborhood are the chief pastimes of Professor Yukuo Uyehara, assist- ant professor of Japanese and acting chairman of the department of Asiatic and Pacific lang- uages. Dr. Hubert E. Brown, chairman of the de- partment of health and physical education, is working to enlarge the physical education pro- gram. He is a chairman of the BAC. Having done reporting for the New York Herald Tribune, the Boston Herald, and the Associated Press, Dr. Charles A. Moore could have been a journalist, but he preferred to become a philosopher. Dr. Charles H. Hunter, chairman of the history department, entertains his classes by his dramatic illustration of life in colonial America. He went on leave of absence during the second semester and visited the mainland. Dr. Harley Ziegler, director of the Hawaii School of Religion hopes to see a greater in- terest in spiritual values among the students and to have a chapel built on the campus. After his return from studying the economy of Korea, Mr. James H. Shoemaker, chairman of the department of business and economics, plunged into another assignment for the gov- ernment—the Hawaii labor survey. Sewing is the favorite pastime of Miss Vir- ginia A. Jones who is associate professor of public health nursing and chairman of the de- partment of nursing. Dr. Bertha Mueller is a lover of music and spends her free hours collecting phonograph records and listening to them. She is the head of the European language department. A new department was added to the uni- versity this year when Dr. Joseph P. Maguire introduced courses in Latin. Greek civilization, and Classical literature to our curriculum. Dr. Merton K. Cameron, whose greatest de- sire is to retire next year, likes to philosophize on marriage and life to his students in econ 150. He has taught here for the past 20 years.

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Harold S. Palmer Willard Wileon Hubert E. Brown Allan F. Sounder Kathorino B. Gruello Willard H. Eller Yukuo Uyehara Robert V . Hiatt Dr. Floyd Hartman, acting chairman of the department of bacteriology, is a lover of sports, especially swimming. His pet peeve is people who think they must go to the mainland to re- ceive an education. One time dean of women and now chairman of the department of chemistry is Dr. Leonora Bilger. She was general chairman of the For- tieth Anniversary celebration whose theme was The Pacific Era and Higher Education. She is looking forward to the construction of more chemistry laboratories. Dr. Ernest C. Webster, chairman of the engi- neering department and professor of math and engineering, was formerly dean of student per sonnel. He is always seen smoking his pipe. He likes good rare steaks and swimming. Dr. Harold Palmer, on leave of absence dur- ing the second semester is chairman of the department of geology. He went to visit friends and relatives on the mainland and to attend the Field Conference of the Geological Society of America at Bighorn Basin, Wyoming. Dr. Willard Wilson, associate professor of English and head of the English department, sings ballads to his English 150 class. He does professional writing, and his pageant, Ke Kula Nui was presented at the Fourtieth Anniver- sary celebration. Mrs. Katherine Bazore Gruelle, assistant pro- fessor of home economics and acting chairman of the department of home economics, likes all kinds of food and swimming. Professor of zoology and chairman of the department of zoology. Dr. Robert W. Hiatt, spends most of his free hours on the beach. He likes spear fishing and diving. Amiable Dr. Allan Saunders, head of the government department, claims he likes aloha shirts and to go “holo holo during his spare time. He has participated in many school activ- ities and has won many friends among students in spite of his stiff examinations. You'll find Dr. Willard Henry Eller, chair- man of the physics department, busy working on his stamp collection or indulging in archery whenever he gets away lrom the physics labo- ratory. He has been here for the past 19 years.

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