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ASUH HILO BRANCH OFFICERS, loll to right: Jcmot Kimura, socrotary; Koiko Konishi. president; Robort Tango, vico president; Morrill Esaki, treasurer; Yukio Kagawa. Ronald Bright, Suoko Kaneko. Janice Yuen, class representatives. AWS HILO BRANCH OFFICERS: Loretta Chong, Hisako Arai. Marian Matxuoka. Alice Kojima. advisor. County Chairman Realoha hands Hisako the proclamation ior Women's Wook. ASUH HILO BRANCH STANDING COMMITTEE CHAIR- MEN. left to right: Suoko Kaneko, Sumie Kano, Hisako Arai. Hisao Hirayama. SECOND ROW: Suomi Nishi. Walter Hayashida. Kazuyoshi Hayashida. Charlos Okino. AWS HILO BRANCH COUNCIL MbMBtHb. tett to ngnt: Toshiko Ikoda.' Nit Wan Lau. Botty Tokusato. Patsy Goto. Sueko Kaneko, Koiko Konishi, Ethel Abo, Sus- anna McFarlano, Myra Mihara, Masako Endo, i nv A vsIoVsud ivu iv nytiu uu ioavuu Wallace Sumimoto. Hisako Arai.
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o EDWARD T. WHITE Initructor-in-chargo ALICE Y. KOJIMA Secrotary Organized as the Hilo Center live years ago, the Hilo unit was renamed this year as the I niversity of Hawaii Hilo Brandi. The University of Hawaii Hilo Branch, led by Keiko Konishi, president; Robert Tango, vice-president; Janet Kimura. secretary; and Merrill Esaki, treasurer, started the year’s activities with a Freshman Orientation Camp at Kawaihar where the neophytes became ac- quainted with upper-classmen and faculty members. A three-day initiation program during the second week of school was high- lighted by a Bury the Hatchet” picnic at Onckahakaha beach. The Little Rainbow dance was held in November to help defray student activity ex- penses. Among the student activities were a formal Christmas banquet at the Lava Pit of the Hotel Palm Terrace and informal get- togethers in the Rumpus Room which included a student-faculty mixer, an Aloha Week social, and a Christmas party. The year’s activities were climaxed by an informal banquet at the Naniloa Hotel in June. The Hilo AYVS with Hisako Arai as pres- ident started their second year with a food sale in November. Women’s Week which was held in April featured a fashion show, an afternoon tea. a dinner at Naniloa Hotel and a dance. May Day was observed with a successful candy lei sale. The University YMCA club, led by Pres- ident 'Fed Yoncda. was organized early in November to promote fellowship among the students. A camping trip to Halc-O-Aloha in December and a Christmas convocation for the Hilo Branch students and faculty highlighted the club’s activities of the year. The Little Rainbow basketball team, coached by Tai On Chock, enjoyed its first full season with victories over local high school teams and its traditional rival. Commerce College. Under the direction of Mrs. Nelson Doi, the University chorus gave a performance at Puumailc Hospital at Christmas, rendered selections over the radio, and performed at convocations during the year.
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