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

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Vivian Au President Ctsseciatec) Women indents Under Ruth Murashige's capable chairman- ship, the Associated Women Students spon- sored the Big Sister-Little Sister program during Freshman Orientation week in September. In November, the AWS participated in the ASUH Collegiate Carnival in a great way by recruiting women students to work in various concessions. During the latter part of December, the Com- munity Service Committee under the leader- ship of Matsuko Kuwahara, conducted a sale of Occupational Therapy Calendars. An informal tea for Miss Barbara Clark, new women's counselor, was held on February 21. Plans for the tea were formulated by a com- mittee headed by Dorothy Wong. The AWS also took an active part in partici- pating in the University 40th Anniversary pro- gram in March. On April 3, 1947, the AWS Formal dance was held at Hemenway hall with Social committee chairman, Mary Matsumoto, as chairman of the dance. A get-together of all women students was held in April. Officers for the AWS for the 1946-47 year were: Vivian Harada, president: Ruth Mura- shige, vice-president; Patricia Au, secretary; Hope Mookini, treasurer. Councillors were Grade Mae Chang and Judith Ito, seniors; Yuriko Kobayashi and lone Rathbum, juniors; Ellen Kawamoto and Doro- thy Wong, sophomores; Mercedes Hutchison and Nani Kupihea, freshmen. Chairmen for the various committees were: Jane Okamoto, ASUH, Ann Koga, publicity; Elizabeth Fujioka, big sister; Mary Matsumoto, social; Matsuko Kuwahara, community service, and Michiko Suzuki, scrapbook. Ruth Murashige Secretary Patricia Au Vico-President Hope Mookini Troa juror

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fioalc) Gthletic Conticl Vornon Wong Dr. Hub«rt Brown Williaa» Mountcastl® Col. Francois d'Eliscu Charloc A Mooro Horbort Kopplo: After a long period of wartime doldrums, the Board of Athletic Control, popularly known as the BAC, has again resumed its dominant role in the University's athletic program. The board experienced an exceptionally busy year with the football, basketball and swimming teams making mainland trips for the first time since the war. The board consists of four members of the faculty, two students, two members appointed by the Alumni Association, and the ASUH pres- ident who has no voting status. They are Dr. Bruce White, Dr. Hubert Brown, Dr. Charles Moore, Col. Francois d'Eliscu, faculty; Edwin Liu and Vernon Wong, students; William Mountcastle and Herbert Keppler, alumni; and Wadsworth Yee, ASUH president. Dr. Brown, head of the Health and Physical Education de- partment is chairman of the board. In connection with athletics the board ap- proves the schedules of UH teams competing Wadsworth Y«o Dr Bruce White Edwin Liu with mainland universities, selects and engages coaches for campus sports, formulates and supervises athletic policies in cooperation with the University's administration for the best in- terests of the ASUH. In addition the Board ap- proves the payment and collection of funds derived from all athletic contests, and all such money collected is deposited within the Univer- sity as a trust fund which the BAC oversees

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