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

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s o s A LEFT TO RIGHT: Wiiliam Schafer. Caroline Lee, George Akita. Barbara ClarU, Arthur Gallon, Willard Wilson, Mav Gay, Dixon Mufliishi. Tlie Sliulent Organizations and Social Ac- tivities Comniitlee consists of rive students rec- ommended l) I lie ASUH Council and four facully memners appointed oy the President of the University under the chairmanship of Dean Willard Wilson. I his organization is responsible for estahlishing rules and policies concerning the extra-curricular aclisilics ol the school, excluding athletics. The c onmilllec ' recognized, deactivated and reactivated campus organizations: introduced, reviewed and passed polic ies and procedures gov- erning student organizations on and off the campus. The Board of Puhlications was created to transact affairs connected with puhlications such as approval of contracts, disbursing ol money for public ations. and nomination of editors and busi- ness managers for Ka Leo and Ka Palapala. 13uring the last year, effort was made to strengthen the BOf . to raise its status Irom thai of an ad- ininislrali e body to that of a policy lorming group. LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Chang, William Davenport, Helen Kimura, Clarence Taba, Robert Young, Mary Lou MacPherson, Irma Chun, Albert Miyasato, Juliette Wentworth, Ralph Aoki. Richard Tom. B O P

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n o G 1 Icininw .IN I I, ill, llic stiulinU voi i.il i filler. was erected in 1058 and lorinally opened in lO ' J ' ) for tlie use of llie i anipiis loniniunily. I lie ori uiiial 11, line ol I ' nion lUiildin was ( lianued li llie IViard ol kejients in lionor of (lie u ' re.il lieiie lailor ol llie uni ersily. C liarles Reed lleiiien a . A decade alter ils erection a Board of Oovernors was orCanl ed upon (he proposal of a ten-man joiiil sludenl I.K iilty (ommittee appointed ny President Siiu lair and approved ny the ASl I I Council aiul the Board ol Regents. I he hoard. popularly known as BOd. was charged with the supervision, proinolion iind i o irdiii ition ol the activities at Heiiienu.iy fl.ill. T he fourteen-man hoiird. headetl hy C hairinan I ' .dwin Wong and including representatives ol (lie W ' CC and the MFC. was faced with llie usual prohieins of space alloiation. fiirniUire. pro gram, and improvements. The hoard decided to alter space allocations only upon written requests from campus organizations and individuals. Re- pairs and pur( hases of new lurniture were also approved hy ihe hoard. Among ils aried pro- gram, the B()( sponsored music ret itals, dances, and musical instrument classes. A few of the many improvements were the ventilation of the hall, purchase of a new water cooler and several trash cans, and painting of some of the rooms. EDWIN WONG Chairman LEFT TO RIGHT: George Fukumoto, Elizabeth Cam, Amos P. Leib, Alan McKillop, Philip Young, Ed- win Wong, Helen Matsui, Harold S, Roberts, June Oda, James Nohara, Helene N, Fujita, Jane Komeiji. i ■ si-.

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I I I 1 STAxNDlxNG C O AT All T TEES E L E C T [ () N Election Committee, left to right: Elbert Izon, Lorna Chun, George Hieda, Joe Arakaki. HANDBOOK Handbook Committee, left to right: Rene Am ne. Henry Fukushima, Shirley Ckimoto. Finance Committee, left to right: Howard Hamamoto, Charles Hamane. Mrs. Mary Lou McPherson. Beatrice Tam. Joe Arakaki, Leanora Ni- shikawa. F I N A N C E