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

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TIic fast iirowiiiL ' sludciit Ixxly of the I ' liivcrsitx ol lldwaii. willi .i|)|)r ) imalely l.00() students enrolled durinii llie year, was led liy officers Ralpli Aoki, president. Dixon Miigiislii. ice-president ; I.eanora NisliiKawa. sec retary and ( ii.iilcv I l i mane, treasurer. In early SeplenW) -r. . SUH partici- pated in llie Berkeley Football Festival witl. Miss I ' H Footl.all Kh .al.etli Pa |jein crowned nalion.il Miss Football 1050. Annual activities began willi llic tra ditional ASUH VM YWXA l-rosb Orientation Camp and Hazing Week. The second annual Homecoming Program in December was a significant success with many alumni returning to the campuf to attend the liarbecne dinner and variety show, and rooting for the Rairdjows against the L ' tali Redskins. Pre-game Homecoming festivities also included a spectacular noal-jalopy parade and a Christmas Party for orphans. Students participated enthusiastically in numerous night torch as well as float-jalopy parades and bonfire rallies. . iolia Week was highlighted bv the . loha Shirt-. luumuu Contest and the ASUH Aloha Week Double-Dance in which dances were held simultaneously in the gym and Hemenway Hall. 1 he annual Christmas Convoc ation featured a program of worship wi ' .h music by the L ' H Choir and Chorus. Another noteworthy December event was the Campus Federated Drive for coninuniitN funds. LEFT TO RIGHT, top to bottom: Joe Ara- kaki. Howard Hamamoto. Stanley Toyama. George Fukumoto, IDavid Lee, Beatrice Tarn, Barbara Kim, Daniel Akaka. Evelyn Yama, Wilton Ching.

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m. vr - iik. ' ! Ralph S. Aoki President ASUH Dixon Mugiishi Charles Hamane Vice-president Treasurer Leanora Nishikawa Dr. Willard Wilson Mrs. Mary Lou McPherson Secretary Adviser Executive Secretary

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COUNCIL action. This meets weekly to determine future student acti- vities. Sf liool s|)iril was dclinitely on (lie u|)s ins . Studfiils were uiiiteJ ill llie ( lieerinu set tioii ana participated enthusiastically in numerous night torch parades as well as float jalopy parades and l)()nfire rallies. An oiilslandint; e cpil was Operation lilit .isrieg ill w liii li hundreds ol students in- vaded downtown and W ' aikiki Honolulu to sell the RVU-UH game and to help athletic linan- ces. The stands were brightened hy the line performances of the Band in their snapp new green and white uniforms. The program planned for the second semester iiK Inded a revi- sion of the ASUH Constitution, the Ka Palapala F eaiily Contest, the f ' resident s Ball in early spring, and MAC Day. a com- bination of May Day, Awards Day, aTid Campus Day. TOP, left to right: Ethel Jean Ho. James Komeya. Elaine Ahmai. Holbrook Du Pont. BOTTOM: Ke Nam Kim. Masaru Funai. Willas Sayre. Newton Sue.