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

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■ V Council of Deans EDMUND F. SPELLACY College of Business Administration HAROLD A. WADSWORTH College of Agriculture THAYNE M. LIVESAY Graduate School HAROLD BITNER Student Personnel ROBERT W.CLOPTON Teachers College WILFRED J. HOLMES College of Applied Sciences WILLARD WILSON College of Arts and Sciences

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Board of Regents The University is governed by n Board of Regents, at least one of whom must he an alumnus. Four members of the present Board have attended the University. Two of the members are ex-officio: Gregg M. Sinclair. President of the University, and Clayton J. Chamberlin, Superintendent of the Department of Public Instruction. It is mandatory that each of the major islands be represented. Oahu is represented by Philip E. Spalding, retired businessman, chairman; Fred K. Lam. physician and sur- geon. vice-chairman: J. Garner Anthony, attorney at law: and Hung Wai Cliiug. realtor. Hawaii is represented by Richard Penhallow, assistant manager of the Parker Ranch; Maui, by Kalsuyuki Izumi, physician and surgeon; and Kauai, by Jack H. Mi uha. attorney at law. Paul S. Bachman. University Vice-President, is secretary. The affairs of the University are under the general management and control of the Board of Regents. The Regents’ powers extend to policy, appointments, finances, property, and fees. They derive their authority from the Organic Act and from Stat- utes of the Territory, and are governed by a set of By-laws. They serve without remuneration. ---— LEFT TO RIGHT: Clayton J. Chamberlain, Paul S. Bachman. Gregg M. Sinclair. Philip E. Spalding, Fred K. Lam, Katsuyuki Izumi. Hung Wai Ching, Jack H. Mizuha.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Spencer W. Tinker Mary Lou McPherson Myrtle S. Broclie Jeanne D. Johnson Edwin C. Pendleton Administrative Assistants The Administrative assistants, the cflicienl. inconspic- uous workers of the administration, play an important part in the everyday operation of the University of Hawaii. Without them matters such as the budget, li- brary. exams and schedules, as well as the direction of the various bureaus and schools, would In- in complete turmoil. These administrative assistants are: Jeanne I). John- son. Director. Bureau of Student Activities: Mary Lou McPherson, Director, Bureau of Student Residences; Arthur A. Dole, Director. Bureau of Testing and Guid- ance; Harold A. Wadsworth. Director, Cooperative Ex- tension Sendee in Agriculture and Home Economies, and of the Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station: V. Baron Got« . Associate Director. Co-operative Extension Service in Agriculture and Home Economics. Louis A. Henke, Associate Director. Hawaii Agricul- tural Experiment Station; Spencer Y. Tinker. Director of the Aquarium; Henry B. asconcellos. Director of Ath- letics; Robert W. Hiatt. Director. Hawaii Marine Labora- tory: Harley II. Zeigler, Director. Hawaii School of Reli- gion; Frank T. Inouye. Director. Hilo Branch; Norman Meller. Director, Legislative Reference Bureau; Thomas Nickerson. Director, Office of Publications ami Informa- tion; Myrtle S. Brodie. Director of Personnel, and Assist- ant Treasurer; Colin J. Herrick. Director Psychological and Psychopathic Clinic; Virginia A. Jones. Director. School of Nursing; Katharine N. Handley. Director. School of Social Work; Albert J. McKinney. Director. University Extension Division; Edmund F. Spellacy, Vet- eran's Advisor; Joseph M. Skorpcn. Treasurer; Helen B. MacNeil, Registrar; and Carl G. Stroven. Librarian. LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen B. Mac Neil Louis A. Henke Edward T. White Y. Baron Goto Thomas Nickerson