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Var•. XV UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII, HONOLULU, T. H., THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1937 No. 46 Homecoming· Flans CQmpleted for Saturday· \ . ' Union Building First Y..ear Students Make 'History' With Varied l~:a;e::.!eDance Construction Activities;· [Tniversity Campus Enriched Huge Gatheririg · Athletic Program Between Nears Reality On September 23, 1936, more temporary officers headed by Ken- to lead us as permanent class of- Wong and even " Zoo-zoo." First than five hundred "freshies from neth Powers to lead us during our ficers. Dues-they started right year swimmers included Okumoto, Alumni and Student Body Ffo.ancial Setup For all over Hawaii gathered for their '. fir st months. after us and seem to be still trying Powers, Armitage, Dang, Kauka Members is Planned ' Project Is Revealed first college funct· g· t t" ,, The day of the flag rush came, to gcollect that dollar from each and A. J. Chong. Our wahines did Homecoming this year at the By Committee ion, re is ra wn. ;and we failed, as so many others freshman. their share too, to keep the colors University will feature everything To the tune of "Get that cap on, have done, to get the flag. Those , Many are the frosh name!'> well high. Interclass competition proved from sports to a dance in the eve- FLASH! freshman," and "Hey, you, stay off first weeks were packed with new known around the campus too plenty tough but we stand in see ning. All students interested in the the grass," we first year men sign- experiences, different things to do, , many in fact to include the~ all ond place, with only the seniors Completing elaborate . p 1 ans proposed co~truction of the ed, met councillors, signed again, . strange people to meet _but all too here. Let it be enough to say that ahead of us. formulated by the committee, University Union building are read t . . ,soon the newness disappeared, we found our way into debating When we came w e .were a bunch everything is in readiness for the ca alogues and signed still classes became hard work rather and oratory, mSpecial campaigns. killing two birds with one stone, will be launched among the Uni Dr. W. Norwood Brigance, chair Running for sophomore officers pus "greats." ·---- man of the affair, lauded the fine are Robert Warren and Sin Chan we will also' correct an intolerable versity classes and clubs. Members situation that has existed since the And then, think of the fame it who are in more than one club work of Mr. Theodore ).V1organ, de Chun, president; Duke Choy and would bring to the University of bate adviser, and Shogo Abe, David Lum, vice president, and founding of this institution of Sinclair Leaves· will be excused from the other. learning. · Hawaii. The Manoa institution · As big as it may sound, the ASUH debate manager. Charles Pietsch and Samuel Ly- will have been the first to set up ASUH goal is $10,000. That amount Winners in this contest will re- man, treasurer. To point out examples: The such an establishment. Students On Furlough is one-tenth of the construction ceive standard ASU1f medals. Each Final election of. all officers will ' bookworms have the library. The from all over the world will flock I goal, $100,000. contestant spoke for six minutes be held today on the campus. would-be writers have the Ka Leo to Hawaii and the University of Itinerary Includes on some assigned phase of the ----- ·•----- office. The literary geniuses of Members of the present junior, Hawaii. Think of the boom in the Important Cities of topic "Resolved: That the United the future have the Hawaii Quill. tourist trade! Mainland, Orient sophomore and freshmen classes States should adopt a policy of Students Pt.Ck The future generals and buck- who will assist Stone are James Contributions will count toward mandatory and a utomatic embar- privates (also all ranks in be- Professor · Gregg M. Sinclair, Carey, Charlotte Wong, Bert N. honorary membership in the Maute goes against all belligerents." tween) have the ROTC. The epi- professor of English, left for the Nishimura, Lucia White, Natalie N c ii Carlo Club, and may be paid to the These topics were drawn by lot 24 cureans have the cafeteria: But the mainland Saturday, May 29, on the Bishop, George Clark, Erna Soares, ew ounc Ka Leo office. hours before the contest. Follow- campus bridge players have no th ' Malolo to begin his summer fur Genie Pit9hford; Robert Stafford, Will you support this ing his talk each contestant was Announcement of the rest\i.1.ts of room which they may call their wor Y lough. His itinerary is-as follows: Walter Furuya, Edison Tan, Dean cause? questioned by the preceding speak- · .the ASUH student council efection own. They are the outcasts. 'They June 3-Arrive Los Angeles. Ernest Webster, Miss Cenie Horn er. has been made by John Stone, have no club, no regular organiza June 6-Arrive San Francisco. ung, and Mr. Theodore Searle. newly-elected ASUH president for tion. Pity the poor fellows! June 12-Arrive Minneapolis. The site of the building will be next year. Why not construct a special room De Coo Lectures June 15-July 23-Visit Chicago, that of the original plans. The YM -YW Social · Among the' four senior repre- in the Student Union Building for Washington, New York, New construction will be located, when sentatives are Augustine Ahuna, their own use? Let them have a Scheduled Haven, Cambridge, New York, finished, on the makai side of the About 100 students were present Edison Tan, George Clark and club of their own, and let this room Philadelphia, Chicago, Mi n n et path leading in to the locker rooms. at the annual YMCA-YWCA ban- Molly Webster. Junior councillors be their clubroom. The club, of For Tuesday apolis, Seattle, Vancouver. The path is the one on the moun-. quet-dance affair held last night at will be James Carey, Norman course, could be called the "Monte Despite the transfer of the Bran July 23-Leave Vancouver on tain side of the drinking fountain Atherton House. Music was played Chung and Bert Nishimura. Rep- Carlo Cliib." The room could tl;J.e Empljess of Asia. just beyond Dean hall. The build son De Cou travelogs to Farrington by Johnny Alameida's orchestra. resenting the sophomore class will Augusf-3-22--Arrive Yokohama; ing will be located on the locker hall, where the seating capacity is . Edna Tavares was general chair- be Kenneth Powers and David attend world's educational confer room side of the road, which leads smaller than in the Gymnasium, ence. in from Metcalf A venue. man of the social. Katsuso Miho, Lum. Another member of the stu entertainment chairman, arranged dent council will be the freshman Andrew Wong students can still buy tickets at 25 August 26~Arrive Shanghai; a program of music and skits. class president. cents, the University adult educa- conferences in Shanghai, Soochow, Nanking, Tientsin, Peiping, meet Is Honored 1 tion has announced. This is half ing with notables such as Drs. P. the price of adult general admis- C. Chang, Herman Liu, Y. C. AMSUHTFodrum To Freshman W ahines Take Lead In Graduate Is Elected sions. Young ana others. Member of National September 5-Leave Shanghai "Alluring Bali" will be given eet O ay Campus Sports Picture Health Society on Empress-of Canada. Tuesday, June 8, at 8 p. m. The Andrew Wong '36, at present September 16-Arrive Honolulu. Homecoming Luau. Union curious customs of these wealthi- Buildinq Plans Will attending the School of Medicine est natives of the South Seas will Come Up For Discussion at Yale University, New Haven, be illustrated with more than 200 Life Is Incomplete ASUH forum members will meet Connecticut, was recently elected colored pictures taken by Mr. and Without Exams today at 12:45 p. m. in Hawaii into the National Honorary Pub Mrs. De Cou. A student's life is incomplete hall, room 22, to discuss endorse lic Health Society of Delta Omega. "Ever-Captivating Pads" will be ment of the Student Union Build without the hour of despair! Word received from Professor offered a week later, on Tuesday, The dreaded moment has ing campaign. June 15. Ira V. Hiscock, professor of pub finally come to pass when Dean Theodore "Pump" Searle, grad lic health, reveal that Wong is in r------... 11 Webster nonchalantly opened uate manager, will talk about con Deadline the cllsplay case in HaW&ll struction plans of the new building the upper fourth of all his classes and "finishing the courses in Vital hall, finished his business, and at the meeting. The alumni's in Statistics and in Sanitary Engi walked away without a trace terest and participation in the neering, where competition is of hlWing heard the groans project will be related by Miss quite keen, with honors. emanating from Students who (.:!enie Hornung. happened to be n~by. i'erm papers, semester re ports ••• PillDa" ~ta • • • ancl .... ~!~~~·mt I J'

PAGE 2 K...J. L-E 0 0 H4 W ~- I J,, THURSDAY,- JUNE 31 ·1937 -.

1Kalillleirui Letters From A College Freshman I.._I · _____ M_a_n_o_a_M_u_d ______. Dear Dad: Your old Mud slinger had great Hobie "Genial Puppeteer" Baker Published Twice Weekly by the in the fun. I don't know whether Associated Students of the University of Hawaii Of all the courses I take, Poli Sci or not to tell you th~ name of the fun tearing around the Rainbow and his steady Caroline·, Butch and seems to be the one I write you mag. On second thought, you Prom playing the part of "Inquir Melba, and Bill Hatch av,d Helen promise not to breathe a word of ing Reporter" and finding out just C. grew so involved in exchanging • Entered as second-class matter at the post office of most about, but so many things Honolulu, Hawaii, 1922, under the act of March 3, happen in there .that I just can't it to ma, and I will. Don't forget, who dated· whom and all the de dances that we began to wonder just who was going to take who 1879. help myself. il sit way in the back of nota word! It's Esquire- tails. Ran into a few closed mouth the .hall with about three or four Maybe -it's about time I tell you people-for instance, who was the home. Telephone 9951 Subscription Rate, $1.50 a :Year hundred studs between me and the about some of the practicabilities unknown woman with Bill Everly? of the course. I can write a lot He just wouldn't give out ' her Army Perry-another of these prof, so, you can imagine what a staggers. What's the matter with 19')6 Member IQJ7 hard time I have listening to his about parliaments and prime min name. Surprise!· Surprise! The ole these men? Why did P. K. sud lectures and jokes. '!;he first part isters aIJ.d democracy, etc., but I campus sheik of last year was Associated CoUetSiale Press denly decide ' that she ought to Member 1936-37 of the term, I got along pretty well, think that one little example will there with our "Oklahoma 'n wash Distributors ol show you more than anything else your face gal"-Bets 0. The sheik? chaperon Obau and Thammy? since the prof has a loud booming Some dirty work afoot? Colleeiate DitSesf voice that you can hear about a I can write on. Remember in your Oh, we almost forgot-Jimmie block off (I think), but these cou last letter, dad, you said something Gallegher. about wanting to travel to some Too bad that this is a Frosh'. issue ple o' weeks, I've been running Our Guess Is That Maisee Didn't Editor~in-Chief...... 1 •••••••••••••••••••• Katsuto N aga4~ into a lot o{ difficulty. foreign country and living there for for there are lots of names that Managing Editor. • . • . . • • • • • • • • ...... • . • . • .. . . Metcalt Beckley a while, just for the change? This Mind Getting Lost In Kaimuki. shpuld be mentioned. in this col If you'll just think of the biggest example wouldn't 'exactly apply Maybe She And'Bob Tried Getting umn. For with a dance llke this SPECIAL FROSH STAFF trouble makers in the world, to you, but it ought to show, in a Lost In Kahala l.'his Time. one was-a lot of dirt and liquid you've got it. Right. It's damsels. way, how you can pick the coun moonlight mixed together makes a Editor-in-Chief ...... Kenneth Ozaki 0 Two of them, one on either side. of And the boy whose girl's dog lot of mud. · Managing Editor ...... Robert Stafford try you're going to settle down in. me, and what talkers! They didn't Let's suppose that a man' goes to keeps whipping into Polisci was Associate Editors ...... 1...... bother me so much the first part Russia and 'gets married. After tripping around with the girl and One big campus puzzle-which ' .. ..Sylvia ·Moon, Natalie Bishop, Florence E . Ching of the term, 'cause they. didn't a few months, he decides he doesn't not the dog this time. The prin one of the two is Nat going to de Desk Editors...... Dorothy Beardmore, Betty Steele, know each other so well then, and like his 1wife ; and he goes after a cipals? None other than Harriet cide upon? Just when we're sure Barbara Smythe, Vivian Sanger you know how suspicious these divorce. All right, he gets his di and Charlie V. that it's Lynn,.something happens'" Copy Editors...... Barlow E. Hardy, Toshiko Misumi, Edith Mowry women are of one another. But it vorce, but what is he obliged to do and we are· forced to think it's Sports Editor ...... Walter Aoki seems that they've gotten inter st for his ex-wife? The Russian law We expected to get a scoop on Fran. Come on, Nat, give us a ed in the same good-looking boy says he's gotta tID give her one Bernice and Harty, but the girl scoop. Society Editor ...... Marjorie Nip recently-it gives me a pain in the Feature. Editor .... .Alrua Lai third of his monthly salary. That's fooled us. What does she do .but '. neck to hear them talk about his not so bad you say, and I'm in turn up with ,another "H"? And, A movement was almost 'star,ted wavy hair and his lovely greenish clined to agree with y~u , since it is at last there has been friction be- to abolish the German classes next Business Manager ...... ,...... Evelyn Chong brownish-blueish eyes. Grr! can tween TC and STY. How does ' year because the stories read in ...... Ethel Kamm worth it to get rid of somebody . Assistant ...... you picture them, dad, whispering But what I can't figure out is what Harold do, Sau Tong? the classes were thought unfit for their darn heads off-I wouldn't be happens when this same man di · innocent frosh to read. However, Business Manager ...•...... •...... : Calvin .c. McGr.egor surprised if they do come off one vorces a couple or three more , What is this we hear about Cy the drastic move wa~ averteli when , Faculty Advisers ...... Albert Horlmgs, Willard Wilson of these days, th,e way they stretch times? It's a cinch he'd be broke Helton liking an Olive for a steady it was discovered that "necken" ' ' 'e:rp. out right in front of my nose. , after the third divorce. So if you're diet? Ripe or green? Neither-Ne!- merely meant "to tease" and There I sit, with two heads of son. "winken," "to_beckon." UNION BUILDING WILL COME looking for . some place to go, bet 1 feathers between me and the lec ter not make it Russia. UP EVENTUALLY-WHY NOT NOW? turers and a lot of hot air drifting Now, if I were you, dad, I'd pack Our vote for the cutest couple on Here's a real scoop! Fenwicke The pledge card method d~d n~t go v_ery f~r ~n the attempt tci all around. I've thought of stuffing up and head for Turkey. There's the floor goes to Nobu Sasai and has decided .that he just isn't going raise enough funds for the U111vers1ty Umon buddmg. r cotton in my ears, but if I do that wher~ the men are. men, and the her date. They danced so serenely to have ANY woman-that is, ex Students did not respond as they were expected to. fhe ASUH I wouldn't be able to hear the lec women are put on the same level .Under the elbows-the lucky kids cept Peggy O'Connor . is expected to raise a considerable fraction of the $100,000 needed for tures at all; and if I don't I may as cows-when they get- divorced. didn't have to wo"rry a bit. Jean the construction of the building. . hear ;mme parts hear and there, If this doesn't show you how prac Cowan and Strohlin as usual. They Virginia J. and Bob S. have been With $40,000 assured from the University administration and but I'd get a headache in the mean tical this course is, show me what are one of the few . couples that seen around togefh~r a lot. Little rendezvous all· over the campus. the Alumni association, the students must dig up enot,lgh . to finance time. What to do? What to do? else does. have not gone on the rocks this And that's not all. They've got If our final exam questions are year. But then, they're in love, Ah ha-romance. Jackie and Bob at least the beginning of the construction. That $40,000 will not be Love, Love! by seem to be going at it pretty forthcoming, should the students fail in their contribbtion. . ten into the habit of bringing a along this line, I ought to get by like a breeze. But probably they steadily these days, and is Muriel The Union building will come up eventually, so why not now? certain magazine to class and reading and looking. and laughing won't be like this. They always Is there anything tb the state trying to be the only woman in the Surely we do not want to see the high hopes that we have built up so much that I'm forced to look on ask for useless information that a ment made by Dr. Bilger that Bob life of our famous Collegiate Digest dwindle into an unrealized dream again. We have seen that happen even when I keep telling myself fellow forgets in no time at all. and Kay were veddy, veddy 'raptly here? too many times. . , . . . . . to control myself. It's even gotten Am I glad the end of the term's dancing cheek to cheek? Are Sylvia MOON and Evelyn One of the greatest of mans cherished prizes 1s to be an ongmator, to the point where I ask them for almost here? Now I can really re And what in the world was Gris SUNN related, and what does an inventor, and one wl10 starts something . . Why don't we, a the magazine before they get a lax instead of going out just three ~ doing stagging it? A dancer like he SUNSHINE have to do with this? student body, be the pioneer in the construction of the Union chance to· look at it themselves. I nights a week. It's really been a is should be snapped up immedi terrific strain, ·studying so mucl:i. Jimmie says, "And I'm a littie star . building? wouldn't be surprised if the pro£ ately. The line forms to the right, -where do I come in?" We will never regret it, as long as we live. We will a lways re , comes up to us in the back there Your son, girls. \' member the building. We will- always be privileged to use the one of these days and ask to join Charlie. Would you believe that Betty Is Art G. starting to re-drag his building. . . . C::hing stays home every Saturday list of ex's? He and Ella looked night-or so she claims. A comparatively small individual contribution towards a tre- mighty gay out there. Ella is none mendous fund will do the trick. · The goal is $100,00Q. ln a To Gary With Love other than the popular sister of one And tl'j.at gang of panana-wagon sophomoric term, we say, "Let's reach it. " .. of the K. P. girls and we've heard sit-downers seemed to be getting Ka Leo has been attempting to do all within its power to work up Dearest Gary, prevrous paragraph because it tell that Ella's popularity is some along just swell last Saturday enough interest in the issue. But, like any other monetary matter, You certainly dished out a sweet wasn't. In fact, I came out of one thing of a worry to her sister. nigpt, especially Lulu and Tommy. this issue, although it has re~ched a height in discussion, has far to six week's test with the best grade bawling out, so to speak, for my I've gotten yet-and it wasn't reach before the end of it is seen. not writing for many weeks but if Bridge 151 either. But, as I have Granted, the present cafeteria is overcrowded. Granted, the Coeds Put Boy Friends Through you will recall you did not send always thought, I am definitely University needs a social center. Granted also, that the lack of me your add.ress while you were not the scientifically-minded type. Grilling in New Craze · "school spirit" is due to the lack of a social center. ·on your recent trip up Mauna Loa, Woe is me-- Then, the Union building is the thing. It w ill provide for a and I find after you have safely Since I last wrote you, I have By KAY PHILLIPS a. smoothie, a fastie, a strong and large cafeteria and a general social center. returned from the wilds that the acquired a cute pair of sandals, Coeds at the University have silent man or what have you. After you know this, you turn We take our hats off to those who are beginning to start this address was Humuula Sheep Sta fashioned after the Mexican taken a step forward in getting the to the back of the phamphlet and compaign, but we scoff at those who are standing as obstacles in a tion-so, be still my heart, or chiates or something like that number of males which frequent read how to handle a man of this way of raising money for a good cause. -R. K. N. something. anyway, they are the kind with a the Manoa campus. type, what to talk about and how As you guessed, I did meet the cut-out toe and a strap for the Their system calls for answers to act with him. With this knowl HATS OFF TO THEODORE MORGAN fleet, as did most of the eligible heel. They are quite the thing on the part of the stronger sex to edge, the coeds hope to be able to AND SHOGO ABE FOR THEIR WORK! and some ineligible gals around now and really very comfortable. certain questions asked by a de- wind their men around their little To M r. Theodore Morgan and Shogo Abe must go unlimited town. The Chamber of Commerce I've heard· tell that the most ar- signing coed. "Do you go in for fingers with little or no trouble at tistic souls have a passion for one solo hobbies? Will you run er- · credit for one of the· most successful forensics seasons ever seen at threw a lot of swell parties where all. So the questions conti.nue . . . all the lads and lassies got together thing, and as ·mine is sandals, I rands for me?·" "Can you tango?" · this university. . , guess maybe I can be classed in Don't let conversation like this Starting out with the highly successful interclass cleb;ite tourna and they were a lot of fun-noth "Will you run errands for ing you should worry about, how the same category. Ow, I know. surprise you, for it's the newest girls?" ment, which was won by the junior class, the activities include~ a ever, merely very nice. I met a Also am .in love with a honey craze around the campus, caused symposium, the All-H'.lw.aii Oratorical contest. and t~1e Stanf?rd lot of people from all over the redingote I saw in one of the by a phamphlet called "Rating for Johnny Mack.. Brown, starring Hawaii debate. Negotiations were also entered mto with vVashmg country, all varieties even includ downtown shops. It's· a bright Dating." Since one coed brought in Universal's chapter film, "Wild ton State University and Loyola and the fact that these plans did not ing the hot-house variety, you verde (green to you) and that new the book to school, all the girls West Days," claims that he could mature was not the fault of the debate authorities. know, the poetry-reciting type. reddish brown for contrast. It is have been borrowing it to classify · not speak a word of English until In these, freshman orators were outstanding. Harry Oshima led And then there were the snappy quite smart and would be just the the boys. he entered the University of Ala- the list with victory iii the A ll-Hawaii Oratorical contest and also models who told you how blue thing for the new brown straw I The idea is, fi.rst, to ask the boys bama. participation in the inter-c.lass deba~e series. Thomas Ige _was h_is your eyes were or something to just went broke because of. You a list of questions to which they When f-Sked what language he partner in the debate series. David Lum, already promment m the same effect and after they left know me, I get my outfits by steps answer either yes or no. By this spoke, he answered, "It wasn't a you determine what type the boy language; it was the Alabama di sports, showed his versatility by placing third in the A ll-Hawaii there were a lot of gals who -well, I guess that ought to suit. nursed a broken heart, or so they you, too, on account of my clothes in question is; a rough' diamond, alect." contest. were convinced for a time any allowance from Dad has gotten Sing Chan Chun and Richard Okamoto defeated the sophomore way. me into the habit. Oh, well-- affirmative team in the interclass tournament while Fenwicke Holmes And some of the local fellows There's a trail around Diamond was a strong contender for honors in the All-Hawaii and Berndt got a bit annoyed (which I would Head that we rode the other night, EAT RICO ICE CREAM contests. advise against) and so there are Niki and some of that bunch. It's for Vim~ Vigor and Vitality In making forensic activities possible on the campus, the planners some flowering romances whic,h a lot of fun, especially when it's must be given credit for their policy of encouraging underclassmen ha.ve ceased to flower somewhat. full moon and the moonlight • to participate in these fields. Freshmen especially were encouraged. But, it's all in a year's work so streams through the keawe trees. THE PROVISION CO., LTD•••• Qu.. n & Richards Sta. most of the gals have already So to the debate adviser, the debate manager and the debate board Reminds me of home. WeU, 1 ------~------' go the congratulations and thanks of the entire student body for their caught up with a lot of that much there's only four more weeks of hard work in making possible a suq:essful forensic season. need.ed. sleep and fallen back into school or so, and then whacha- N. K. C. the customary routine. mout! Which reminds me I received Have to meet Janey in town for have sought the solution to College my first and I hope ONLY cinch, lunch soon, so must rush. Headache. No. I-tests. Inevitably And yo~ mustn't think it was the Love, Freshman Fax they cramiFreshmen know better result of anything I said in the GINGER. It Pays to Buy at they study. Think, dear frosh, next year we walk on hallowed ground. Al- Given: Freshmen are superior. To prove that freshmen are su Piggly Wiggly ~tores perior Consult the Advertiser The best things in life come ••• when J'OU need Pft)9lalU. ic:bta. an· nounc:ementa, CJN911n9 cmda, clrculan. peracmal Freshmen come last. .tatlonerr. etc. We wUl help you plan and •leet paper, tn>e and ID1c. Ed· • mates ftM• of c:llarqe • KA LE 0 0 iIA WA I I, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1937 PAGB 3 Ka Palapala Dance Climaxes Saturday ·F ete First Yearbooks Seniors Complete To Be Issued A WS . Sponsors Musical This .Morning Plans For : At .Gym Social Spring Songs To Annual iBanquet · . The huge Ka Palapala dance . The Univer~ity Social Calendar Fancy Fashions Final plans for the Senior class scheduled for Saturday evening Be Featured By Marjorie Nip By Fanny Frosh banquet and dance scheduled for will climax the annual Homecom ,______,I the Young Roof have been com- ing fete on the University campus. At Convocation Tbursday, June 3- It is true that the coeds here in pleted. The social will be held the The first 1937 yearbooks will be A WS Convocation ...... Farrington Hall Hawaii grow lax in their dressing evening of June 23. issued at the social. The AS§Ociated Women Students 9:30 Friday, June 4...,.... on the campus. The reasons are A special section will be re will sponsor a special musical con ~ ' The gymnasium, scene of fes~ Engineers' Banquet ...... Oriental Chop Sui House evident, and chief among them is vocation in Farrington hall at 9:30 6:30 served at the downtown hostelry tivities, will resemble a cross be the climate. it is much too hot for for the last senior get-together, this' morning. Spring and college Hawaii Union Banquet ...... Cafeteria 6:30 t'wee:q. a newspaper workshop and Saturday, June 5- · the sweaters and skirts of the east songs will be featured with Mrs. assuring guests a more intimate a , tropical jung1e. Copy readers' Homecoming Day ...... ·...... 1-8:00 ern college campuses and the chic surrounding. -sheets· antl galley proofs will vie Dorothy Kahananui and Hui Iiwi light woolen dresses of the west. leading the singing. · A WS Tea ...... Hawaii Annex 3:00 Of special· interest will be .. the with bamboo and coconut leaves tq 'ASUH Luau .. .. : ...... Outdoor Circle 6:30 We dress for comfort out here and absence of any speeches. Toasts make a har monious .combination. The talented YMCA quartet con Ka Palapala Dance ...... University Gymnasium 8:00 it's a great deal easier to study in to the guests to be led by Stanley With the largest crowd ever to sisting of Abraham Akaka,·Wallace Monday, June 7- a simple little :?J'ash dress and be Bento, toastmaster for the even Maeda, Seido Ogawa and Anastacio attend a gym dance ex pected Sat Y.W.C.A. Cabinet Dinner ...... 6:30 cool. ing, will replace the custom~ry Luis will render several seiections urday, the gene~·al corrunittee, T .C. Club Banquet ...... Yee Hop's Chop Sui House 6:00 But what we lack l.n style in our orations. · headed by Edward Hustace, has during the intermissions. , school clothes we make up for ilil Edna Tavares, general chair completed plans to take care of the This being the last A WS spon our evening dress~s, as was s~en · at man of the banquet also an · antiCipated throng. Issuing of Ka sored convocation of the year, Varsity W ahines Vie for 'Vanities' the biggest dance of th year nounced that seniors will be 'al Palapalas will be handled b)! members are especially desirous of "The Rainbow Prom." Any fash lowed to bring guests at' $i.50 a "Pump" Searle and Liko Pang, as making it a success. Prize; Ka. Pueo Judged Best ion editor would have been pleased person. Invitations · will be issued . sistant business manager. at the way · the girls were turned soon under the direction of Taro The entire student body is ex By NATALIE BISHOP Benny · program, with a micro-1 Hostesses selected from the tended a cordial invitation to join out: and Vogue and Harper's were Suenaga, clas~ treasurer. . yearJ:>ook staff will add a note of tq.e AWS in putting the musical "This way to the AWS Rainbow· phone and all the fixings. As it the motives behind all the frocks. ---~··~--- · beauty to the gayety of the eve over. Miss Jane Christman, vice Vanities" greeted us last Friday was, they won two first prizes; OnE! One . girl was daringly dressed in Florence Wilder ning. Headed by Lei Queen Helene president-elect of the oi;-ganization, afternoon,. as we walked leisurely for their amusing program and the · one of the new short skirted bal Amoy, this bevy of pulchritude wil1 is in .charge of the morning's pro- across the campus. So, with much· other for their unique poster. The lerina dresses. This one was white To Lead .-greet the dancers-Edith Cameron, gram. studying to do, and no ambition to Home Economics group were right with a tiny red figure trimmed Florence Wilder, Vivian Sanger, ----·---- do it, we changed our course and at home in "Gossips in the Kit- with red ribbon. The sk· t was Wai Chee Chun, Shirley Kamioka; headed for Farrington . hall. chen." very wide, as it should have been, Hui Pookela Evelyn Chong, Molly Webster, James Carey Is "College Humor". was Hui Poo And last but not least was Wa- and swirled out becomingly as its Florence Wilder, popular junior, kaba Kai with "tscare Crows go wearer danced. Peggy Poole, and · Victoria Tsu-. ·kela's contrib,ution tb the program, has been chosen to head Hui Poo chiya. · New Prexy and the poor philosophy student on a Strike." Their patched over"1 There were also a great many alls and straw hats caused quite a kela, honorary women's society, Refreshments wifl be taken care "took a beating" while trying to hit with · the audience. Between chintz dresses that are so fashion next year. of by Akira Fukunaga and Metcalf Of Newman Club sell school tickets to the unedu the acts, Estelle Young and Bev- able and popular for summer. I During her three years at the Beckley. cated populace. When Phi Epsilon noticed one in par'ticular-a large University she has been active in William Ishikawa, editor of Ka l\'[embers of Ne w ma n club Mu and their "Silent Melodrama" erly Koch sang and played ' thE! flowered brown pattern cut with campus affairs. She is associate Palapala, is chairman of ,tlje clean elected officers for the year 1937- appeared, the audience continued piano respectively, w~ile Maile a tight bodi'e and a, full bias skirt, Cockett led the groqp in popular editor of Ka Palapala, president of up committee. 38 at a dinner-meeting last Tues their laughing from "College Hu that was e remely striking, There Phi Epsilon Mu, and member of Serving as chaperons for the day night at the UH cafeteria. mor" and •literally rolled in the songs. -----• was anoth dress of much the the W0men's Athletic association. Chosen for the positions were: 0 evening are Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. aisles. Jess Christy read the . Ch Ch· J same pattern m ade of white taffeta She was also a staff member of Ka Horlings and Mr. and Mrs. Theo James Carey, president; Peggy "Script" while the others of Phi W at ee 1.._un S and trimmed with bright green Leo last year. dore Searle . Kangeter, vice-president; Marion Epsilon Mu played their part like ribbon that was as crisp antl cool qther officers of the organization Honored guests who have been Aiu, secretary - treasurer, a .n d "Tish Tash" ... Never saying . a New Hui Prexy f looking as fresh garden lettuce. are Ah Quon Leong, vice-presi invited are President and Mrs. Da David Lum, corresponding secJe w;ord. dent; Lily Utsumi, secretary; and vid L. Crawford, Dr. and Mrs. Wal tary. There were many printed silks Charlotte Wong, treasurer. Belle Lllwry and H a u n a n i Wai Chee Chu~, · pI'ominent and stiff organdies with all the em- ter F. Frear, Mr. and Mr,s. Arthur Attending the dinner were: Cooper acted for Ke Anuenue in junior in the College of Arts and G. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ore'n E. phasis put on the skirts to have did wonders to accentuate the John Stone, retiring president; the roles of two Filipino laborers, Sciences, was elected president of "Long, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Lyman them as large as possible. A roman honey-brown skin tones of the Dean Leonora Bilger, Rev. Father' "Mo'tlesto and Rafi.no." We laugh striped dress of brown tones rang- wearer. 1 Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Far Powers, Prof. Charles Neal, Mary Yang Chung Hui, Chinese sorority ed, although we couldn't under ing from russet to a light tan was And here's a tip for you girls den, Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Hem Fraile, Dorothy Jose, Violet· Gon on the campus. stand the lingo so well, but those another example of the new styles: who. make your own clothes. If enway, Dean and Mrs. Arthur R. salves, Orme Johnson, Peggy who could were "folded up" dur Miss Chun has been outstanding Keller, Dean William H . George, This one was perfectly made, and· you are planning a wash dress Kangeter, Gus Clemens, John ing the whole skit. in activities of the A WS and the Dean and Mrs. Benjamin 0. Wist, the .stripes met exactly in the with a full skirt and you want the Miki, James Carey, Edna Tavares, University YWCA. She has also Dr. and Mrs. Earl M. Bilger, Dean The YWCA presented "4-Peets' front seam. A small jacket com- skirt to stand out, put horsehair Radegonda Chow, Marion Aiu, participated ' in college journalism, and Mrs. Ernest C. Webster, Dr. Sake.' ~ Humor was added to the pleted the costume. around the bottom, and it 'will. Violet Lee, Richard Auyong, and being society editor of Ka ~eo last and Mrs. Paul S. Bachman, Dr. and play when one of the strings broke A brown and white dotted swiss swirl just like the waltz dresses Cornelius Spinola. year and a staff member of several Mrs. Thayne M. Livesay, Mr. Ger- and the little marionette had to dress trimmed with rick rack and Gii;ger Rogers wears. "carry .on" with the use of only one issues of Ka Palapala. a corsage of shasta daisies was a· -======-: ald Kinnear, Miss Helen B. Mac arm. "Ah Lan's Baby" was funny Officers assisting her are Frances practical dress and gave promise Neil, Miss Mary P. Pringle, Dr. from the beginning to the end, Lau, vice-president; Mew Ung of surviving many tubbings. The Grafton Wilson, Miss May K. Gay, when "RainBoro" was selected as Chock, secretary; and Ernell most delightfully feminine dress Kunikiyo Florist Dr. and Mrs. Harold Palmer, Mr. the baby's name. The members of Chuck, treasurer. in the lot was one of pale blue Four Stores Calvin McGregor, Mr. Abraham the Yang Chung Hui carried it off ··r---- chiffon c;ut after the manner of the 1111 Fort Street Akaka, Mr. John Stone and Mr. humorously. Next came ;re Chih ancient Greeks. The color was a Phone 3135 Eciward Hustace. Sheh with "American Citizens Sociology Club sophisticated one for evening and of Quality All." It brought out that no mat ter what our races may be, we. are Plans Social Medicine for Cuts, all American citizens. •Have Your Printing The Sociology club wiLl hold its Drawing Sets Burns and Sores done by The costumes which Poh Sung final meeting of the year at the Whe used in their skit "Hypnotiz YWCA Beach House at Waikiki T. Squares Good At your Taisho Printing Co., ·Ltd. ing the Ph.D.'' were really beauti Sunday afternoon, ·June 6, at 4 Level Banks Fountain Service ful and their play was quite amus o'clock. Dr. Kalidas Nag, will be 35 N. Hotel St., Phone 4152 ing, especially as it was so human. the guest speaker. Triangles • Gamma Chi Sigma presented Art Supplies Service ... "Sophisticated Bridge" which, as Blackshear's the audience soon found out, con Stationery cerned everything except bridge Druq Stores -mainly; "Did you know that so at • Honolulu Kln.- and Pllkol A. G. Spalding and-so was such and such?" etc. Bereta.nia and K.al ~aua Ka. 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