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VOL.• XIV KA LEO 0 HAWAII., WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1936 NO. 36 Spanish Movie Freshmen Class Officers Council Elections Opens Run at Set for May 22 Farrington Hall By ASUH Heads Don Quixote Shows at Two Twenty-Seve1,1 Candidates Performances This Compete for Posts Evening . On 'Friday "Don Quixote," a Spanish picture, Twenty-seven members of the will open a two-day engagement in University student body will com­ Farrington halh t-+o . <>-+o Miho and Bert N. Nishimura. Two standing art pictures of Europe and <>-+o will be elected by the student body. with an imposing record of capa­ city audiences at the Universities Committee Arr~nges Varied and Interesting Program Abraham Akaka, defeated candi­ and Art Theatres of the mainland, date in the g~neral election for the the motion picture film "D'on ' secretarial post of ASUH, Edward Grand Opening· of Ca-•::------;· Hamaishi, Robert Jarrett, Kenneth Quixote" will have it.~ Honolulu pre­ mier at Farrington hall, under the baret La Senior Ends To the members of the l(a Leo Honors To ·the Freshman class: Lau, Thomas Kaulukukui, Edison It has been a real pleasure to Tan, Lucia White and Molly Web­ auspices of the Adult Education Di­ w ee,k's Pro.gram Class of '39: vision of the University of Hawaii. I wish to take this opportunity Frosh Worlrers'- have worked with such capable srer are candidates for tlfree junior With the freshman-senior dance ot thanlcing members of tfte class officers who were sincere in pro­ positions. Sponsored by Inrernational House {3aturday night and the freshman individually and severally for the moting the best program tor the Edison Tan was one of the final­ of Madrid, Spain the film "Don o C •tt 1 class one-act plays Friday night as cooperation they have given me. Offiffi} class of 1939. They have given i~ts in the vice-presidential race of Quixote de la Mancha" was produc­ n ees principal features, activities for the I wi::t.; to than'k the class officers . their time willingly rto produce the student body. ed in seven different languages. The week were under way Monday. Bert and the committee members. for Incomplete List Is Given only the best. English version was directed by G. For senior councillors there are Nishimura is general chairman and the successstul manner in which Of Members of Many I want to congratulate the W. Pabst and stars Feodor Chalia­ Shogo Abe, Ruth Aki, Stanley Ben­ Peggy James, class president, is as- this week is being handled. Committees class tor their excellent partici­ pin, the famous opera singer and to, Lydia Chun, Anastacio Luis, Cal­ sisting. , In looking back through the pation in every phase of the acti­ dramatic actor. The cast includes vin C. McGregor, Ralph Matsumura, A varied program of events is un- activhties Of the year, we can Responsible for the diversified vities in the University. You have Sydney Fox, George Robey, Frank Seido Ogawa, Robert Louis Steven­ der way for the celebration of fresh- well look back with pride. When program of activities being present­ more than contributed to the Stanmore, Miles Mender and a son and Taro Tanaka. McGregor was man week. Activities have been ar- we leave the University, we ed this week as a feature of "Fresh­ program of the school academic­ score of popular English and Ameri­ the runner-up in the recent student ranged for every day through Sat- ilwuld leave cleavages that will man Class Week" is Bert N. Nishi­ ally and social14J. Will your suc­ can players now on the continent. body presidential race. urday. Also, an outstanding feature leave memories of our presence mura, vice-president, who is gene­ cess be even greater as you reap Lavishly moUnted in settings of All regular members of the. ASUH this year are the two freshmen edi- in the sclwol. ra.! chairman. Assisting him are the helpful knowledge from your singular loveliness the picture de­ are eligible to vote for student coun­ tions of Ka Leo. The second edition With three years of active work class officers Peggy James, presi­ experiences gained this year. picts the story of thli Spanish clas­ cil members of every class. Voters · will be edited Saturday morn'ing. left, we Bhould do dur beBt to dent; !sable Hustace, secretary; and sic so well known to the world, and Calvin C. McGrt}gor will mark ballots for two sophomores, Bert Nishimura is editor and is be- cooperate with the class officers James Carey, treasurer. boast o( Cha.liapin's superb perform­ Freshman Student Adviser three juniors and four senior coun­ ing assisted by Jam\ls Carey. and officers ot the student in The central committee handling ance in the title role of "Don cillors. Many sports events will continue promoting campus activities for the different details of the week in­ Quixote." . The AWS campaign will be cli­ through the week as added attrac- the best interests ot the Univer- clude Joan de Vis-Norton, produc­ Hat Contest Prizes maxed this Friday with the regular The background of Spanish music tions, of the freshman observance. sity and the community. tion; Beverly Koch, hat day and and the splendid photography of the election. Ruth Aki, Mary Ainy Bech­ M;usical programs, dances and dra­ Yours truly, noon-day dance; John Spencer; mu-. Awarded at Noon original locale of the Cervant~s ert and Lydia Chun are running for matics are scheduled to be pre­ Peggy /ames sic:;~-1 half-hour; Pearl Kaya and cla,.ssic makes o~ this picture a real the office of presidency . . sented. President Kay Clark, tea; Peggy James, con­ Dance Yesterday work of cinema. ' The freshman class plays will be vocation; Nishimura, editor of Ka Miss Hattie Lindsay, Miss Dora­ staged Friday night in Farrington Leo, assisted by James Carey; Gil- thy Vierra and Everett Robison Freshmen Present Fr.eshmen Students fiall. Joan de Vis-Norton, class dra- Bracelet Is Lost mer Shingle, field day; Iwalani were winners of a hat contest span­ "hl matic committee chairman, is in Smith, general chairman of the sored by the freshman class mem­ Three Short Plays Hold Responsi e charge of the productions. Three At ASUH Carnival Freshmen-Senior Dance; Carol b'ers of the University yesterday at •t• ,famous one-act dramas will be pre- Rose, decoratiiate Press Thls being the first of the Frosh Week issues of Ka tion, the grand prize at La Fiesta last Presents Expensive hold responsible positions on the Distributor of Leo it has fallen upon the shoulders of your humble Saturday. Not having much faith in Music Set to Local U regular staffs. They have earned CDUee>iate Die>est columnist to take the place of the regular conductor her chances of winning a prize, Miss several notable staff positions. of BACKSTAGE. With the assistance of the said con- Quintos could not believe her ears A •$2,500 music set wm arrive in Ka Palapala, scheduled to make when her name was called as win­ Special Freshman Class Staff .ductor we shall delve into the literary and dramatic Honolulu September 1 from the its debut next Saturday evening at pasts of Freshman class members. ner of the c;:ombination Philco radio Mainland as a gift to the University the yearbook dance, have thelma Editor-in-Chief ------"-Bert N. Nishimura and phonograph set. of Hawaii from the Carnegie Cor- Tenn, administration department Managing Editor------James Carey Buying two tickets on the in­ poratiori. head, Molly Tani, associate in the Associate Editor ______]walani Smith Our freshmap class boasts a great number of talent­ sistant demands of a friend and 1 Preside~t David L. Crawford has section on classes, Bert N. Nishi­ ed dramatists, musicians and other performers. There writh the idea of helping the Student been told of the gift by the corpora- mura, freshman class editor and Drama------c------7 ------N eal {Jat c he lor is ·hardly space in this column to begin to name them Union fund, Miss Quintos attended / . tion officials on his recent trip to military department head, and Yo­ Sports ______Barnie Yamamoto and ldst their accomplishments. Therefore, only a brief the La Fiesta. ~he entertained not the Mainland. The set is now being ji Yasui, campus sports. Features ______Bucky Henshaw, Lindsay Neal resume of recent activities can be mentioned. even the remotest idea of winning ' made by the G. Schirmer Company, Ka Leo's success as a semi-weekly The Theatre Guild's haole production, "Richard of the grand prize. When 10 o'clock · Society ------~------1 rene Yap, Molly T ani. Inc., of New York City.. is _partly attributed to several frosh . Organizations ______Charles MacClean Bordeaux," presented a few of the frosh actors and arrived, she paid little heed to the actresses. Included among those taking part were announcements until she was awak- The set will be an electric phono- on the staff. Yosbio Kiyonaga Robert Aitken, Abel Pinto, Ann Powers, Joan de Vis­ ened to the realization that some- graph of special design. A collection Included are Bert N. Nishimura - Copy Adviser______Calvin C. McGregor (Jr.) Norton and Robert Doe. All gave excellent perform­ one was calling her name. ·of 900 records, an anthology .of re- ~d . James Carey, sports editors, Wai Chee Chun (Soph.) ances in the April production. It took several seconds before it corded ancient and modern music of Neal Batchelor, · drama; Charles Technical Adviser______Katsuto Nagaue (Jr.) University musical programs are scarcely complete dawned upon her that she was the the Orient and the Occident, wilil be MacLean, exchange; Yoshio Kiyo­ Reporters: Ruth 0/i'umura, Matsue Motoki, without the piano-playing of John Spencer. The Uni­ recipient of the grand prize and it included in the set. An oak cabinet, naga, organizations; Harvey Sha­ versity orchestra includes numerous freshmen students. took several more before she could large enough for 75 buchrom albums piro, music; and Herbert Ishii, Shirley Kamioka, Marian • Rothstein, Anita Harvey L. Shapiro, who came here recently from locate her ticket bearing the corre- of records, will keep the records in Molly Tani and Iwalani Smith, Roderick. Chicago, is gaining popularity as an accomplished spending number. place. reporters. , trombone player. Business Staff Miss Quintos has changed her Index cards; of ?x5 size, will mark Thomas Imada, assistant adver­ Business Manager ______Tom I mada mind about her chances of winning all records in the music set. The in- tising manager,-and Mi~hiko Shimo­ Enough for the musical end of it. A group of prizes, although she admits not hav- dex will be classified by composers, kawa and Victoria Tsuchiya, assis­ Assistant Business Manager ______George Ouye 'talented freshmen will take part in the three one­ ing won even a free ice cream cone t~tles, · mediums, forms, eec. tant circulation managers are mem­ Advertising ______N orman Chung act plays that will be staged by the c1ass this week. previously. She i_s pi~ching herself A group of 100' books on musical bers of the business staff. to see if everythmg IS a.ll real and b. t h. t . -• b" h" Victoria Tsuchiya They are being directed by three experienced fresh­ she will tell you that it is not so., su JeC s, Is onca1 ana lOgrap ICa 1 Circulation ______Michiko Shimokawa men drama.tists, Robert Doe, Abel Pinto and Miss Sh d t bel" ·t t t and works of references, will com- Norton. The dramas to be presented are "Savior of e oes no Ieve 1 ye . . . no 1 t · th t until the arrival of the Philco set. P e e e se · One Hundred Frosh Entered as second-class matter at the post office of the Mo~nt," "Highness" a.nd "The Farce of the· Honolulu, Hawaii, 1922, under the act of March 3, .1879. Worthy Master, Pierre Patelin." Incidentally, Miss Quintos has Are W..-rking Under shown exceptiona~ ability in her class work. She says that she likes· It's Not Last night saw the final presentation of Puccini's Freshman· Class Placement Bureau tragic opera. "Madame Butterfly." To the fortunate to study although it is hard work. Too Early To Start! "Everyone has been so kind and Never having worked ,for a living thousands who attended any of the three perform­ Enjoys Bala~ced, Having successfully traversed the very tirst helpful that it is a pleasure to before and being eager to get ahead lap of their journey through the hard and try­ ances of this operatic gem, the long wait after weeks Interesting Program of rehearsllls and an unfortunate postponement study. The instructors especially angame was played yesterday af­ team engaging the sophomores in a and Repairing strong when you are about to break the thread ternoon at 4 o'clock. Monday's ac- it rather difficult to cope with the rules and series of meets include Gilmer Shin­ at the end of the race or will you stagger in, tivities inclu_ded a volley ball game gle, field day; James Carey, base­ Engraving the last to finish? regulations which are 'SO numerous in this Uni- at 3 p.m. and a pushball contest at ball; Alex Milliken, swimming; Ge­ versity. In spite of this, · however, they have 4 p.m. rald Greenwell, water-polo; Yan Watch Repairing indeed made a splendid showing. Their efforts A music,al half-hour, in charge of La Fiesta sponsored last Saturday was a suc­ Yau Kim, riffe; and Richard You, have been well spent. Its result are being ex- John Spencer, will be held at 12:45 wrestling. 1122 Fort St., Honolulu cess as far as entertainment went and credit h'b' d d · h ' 1 k h ' h · b · p.m. today in Farrington hall. A must be bestowed upon those who worked to I Ite unng t lS c ass wee w lC lS emg, tea will be the second event to- make it a success. Those whose names will never celebrated on the campus· at present. day. It will be held at 4 p.m. appear in print were · directly responsible for The freshman class has taken part in almost Rifle and wrestling matches were every branch 9f the University's activiti~s and held Monday and Tuesday and ~ill its .success. the semester's has made good in every one of them. They have continue ~hrough Friday. ~ports for These did not have their names publicized but been easily outstanding in athl~tics, dramatics, women will take place Friday. they worked hard, so due credits should be given report must be forensics and in the promotion of extra-curri­ 1 where it belong. cular activities. Many of the important pro-: in by ... Hats Off! grams sponsored by the ASU}l have been made The Freshmen Pass in Review! possible only through the help that has con­ stantly surrounded the student body president. students, here's a sceret. have your This week marks the celebration of the first A hasty glance at these workers will reveal .reports bound at the nippu jiji. official all-University Freshman Week for the· that a good ,majority of them are members of class of 1939. Although one half 9f their pro- the first year class. George Arliss special student rates for binding ... in gram has been completed, the rest of the week It 'might be interesting to note here that the only SOc . . . a worthy investment is filled with activities ranging from athletic freshman class has the greatest number of mem­ "MR. HOBO'.' for anyone ... type your report dur contests, entertainment and other short pro- hers in it. Fully 400 strong, these energetic and grams to . the farewell dance in honor of the students have more than lived up to their ex­ A Grand Stage Revue ing the night-give it to us in the graduating class of 1936. This program as out- pectation. As a group in the University, its morning ... the report will be ready lined by the freshman class represents one of function has been worthy of any praise that for the prof's inspection on the fol­ the most ambitious projects tried by any other may be heaped upon it. SEWING SHOP lowing morning. University group. It is :fitting of Ka Leo then to congr~tulate We specialize in Pennants, Preparation for these activities require an every member of the freshman class for the Mon1ograms, Chain Stitch endless amount of labor and thought. To the splendid record they have established in the Letters and Embroidering committee who sq ~iligently made plans for University. It is appropriate that Ka Leo con­ on all athletic wear and the nippu jiji ·co., ltd. this week goes the laurels of the upperclassmen. gratulate the class as a group for their excellent newly fad chenille letters. printers This steering group deserves mention for their participation in extra-curricular activities. May fine work.. They have set a precedent in under- the record of the class of 1939 serve as a beacon 33 S. King St. bo6k binders graduate activities. light to classes that are yet to make its entrance Phone 1044 It is one of the most painstaking tasks to lead upon this collegiate haven. at Manoa. HONOLULU, HAWAII, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1936 PAGE THREE

..Freshman-Senior Dance Dance Ends General Hugh Drum Kitty Phillips Hostesses for Climaxes Week Activities ((Hat" · Day To Speak Tomorrow Entertains Dance Are Class Members Planning· Big b.ats, 'long hats, tall hats, Major Gen. Hugh A. Drum Kitty Phillips, Phi Epsilon Mu Cabaret Theme Hughey Phooey smau hats, short hats ... hats, hats, will address the University of pledge, is entertaining her sorority Announced hats were very much in evidence yes- Hawaii student body at a convo­ sisters at her Ft. Kam home sat­ Receiving the guests at the grande · cation tomorrow morning at 9:30 urday night before the Kam Hop'. La Cabaret La Senior will formal­ Knows All About terday as the Freshman Class spon­ opening of Cabaret La Senior, spon­ ly be opened at the University gym­ sored a unique feature as part of in the gynmasium. He w11l speak Later the Phi Eps and their es­ sored this Saturday night by· La nasium this Saturday evening 'with ------YOU------~ their class week celebration yester­ on 'The Pi-otection of American corts will go. to the dance. Freshman classe, will be Genevieve a blare of trumpets and fast step­ Observations at the noon-day day. A noon-day dance for a hour­ Citizenship." Among those asked are M.abs Obara, Matsue Motoki, Sally Sun, ping music furnished by A1 King dance: · and-a-half was another addition into General Drum has been res­ Bechert, president; Reaka Franson, Ernell Chuck, Ellen Stewart, Hau­ and his Boys of rythmic jazz music. Kaliko Burgess was lost with the the· University social life. ponsible for .many of the im­ vice president; Jean Forbes, student; nani Cooper, Louisa Chong, Gladys provements in the. military life of Guests of\ the Fre~n class attention showered upon her by a The noon-day dance and hat day Carol Cristy, another straight A; Lee, Lindsay Neal, Aileen Killon, Hawaii since his arrival here and seniors will be invited to the certain young student personage? was the first ever put on the Uni­ Florence Wilder, tennis star and Isabe~ Hustace, Peggy James, Carol several years· ago. H~ · has also Grande Opening where hilarity and . . . What handsome newspaper versity campus. newspaper woman; Minty "Leithead, Ross, Dorothy Leong, and Iwalani taken an active part in the com­ a good time is assured by Qhief executive is going 'coo-coo" over a Al King and his Boys entertained the aU-around girl; Margaret Smith. munity life of Honolulu. Bartender, Iwalani Smith, and her certain Alyce Tie-au? . . . Why did a gay crowd of dancers who assem­ Greaney, good sport· and monopoly the hostess committee. A unique This program is being SJ.X>n­ , cohorts of snappy waiters and Deekay make himself so prominent bled at Atherton House f.or a bit of player; Jane Iseman, the heroine. greeting system will be initiated at sored by the freshman class. waitresses. at the gate? . . . We wond~r who dancing. Peggy James, another athlete, this dance. The judges who selected the win­ Peggy James, president of the Shirley Kamioka wHl sling root Bev Koch WaS holding hands with Eleanor Hocker, one of the Army A meeting of the ho~esses will be behind the davenport? ners of the most unique hat prizes class, wm introduce the speaker. addition; Peggy Donald, the English held at 12:45 today in the Ka Pala­ beer floats at holders of scrip. A Music •by the ROTC band will included Dean W'illiam H. George, girl; Alice Laubach, the intel­ pala office. novel scheme ·is beilig tried for the honorary adviser, Calvin C. Mc­ supplement the program. PEG AND HENRY lectual getting her masters degree in first time by the refreshment com­ Gregor, student adviser, Howard GO JIGGING! chemistry and Edith Cameron, the mittee. Kohr, Political Science instructor, Pegy James and Snodgrass addition. Hui Alakais Chief Dresser-Upper, Carol Ross, and Arthur Chun, president of the Candidates Named "Love Me Tonight" Blanchard is incorporating a cabaret theme ASUH. Clever prizes were awarded were stepping a fast jig. • . . Bob into her makeup of the hall and to the winners. For Newman Offices Initiate Eight Aitken served as tlie rope in the Class Sponsors Varied she 1ias promised a da21Zling eye­ Freshmen who worked diligently Candidates for o:tficers of Newman Eight new members of Hui Alakai tug of w~r between several girls. opener to the many dancers who are to make this phase of their program Club were decided at a committee University social fraternity, will be . . • Machiyo is certainly losing Program Today · expected to be present. Blue and successful included Beverly Koch, meeting held at Dean Hall, Room initiated Friday night at the coun­ her grip nowadays.. .. "Cheek to Freshmen talents wm go on pa­ white, the senior class colors, and · chairman; Shirley Kamioka, re­ 103, on May 18, at 12:45 p.m. For try home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. rade this afternoon at 12:35 p.m. the plumeria, freshman class flower, Cheek" was Seen with another at freshments; Irene Yap and Mat!ue presidency Robert Jarrett; and Rus­ McGregor at Punaluu. These new a popular resort.... What makes in Farrington ·Hall a,t the class will be used · profusely. Motoki, tickets and admission; Ruth sel Vierra, Vice presidency John members include Tom Kaulukukui; AL KAMM so blue these days.... Stone and Violet Gonsalves, for sec­ musical half hour sponsored in con­ Tables and chairs wm line the Okumura and Samuel Amalu, pub-· Langhern Brown, Ivanhoe McGre­ Has Frances anything to do with retary-treasurer Ruth Aki and Doro­ junc~ion with class week. John sides of the gym and on the wall, licity, and David Butchart, clean- gor, Charles Hardee, Herbert Dunn, it? thy Jose, and for corresponding sec­ Spencer is genE!ral chairman. g·inger, ti leaves, and plumeria up. Walter Mookini, Leon Thevenin and retary Orme Johnson and Elsie Spencer, Walter Mookini, Buddy blossoms will hang suspended. Samue~ Kaapuni. Chun. Brown, Mamie Jensen, Iolan'i Lua- Bright colors in crepe paper will be . A flash in the night: 1 0ld and new mem'bers will - leav~ used to a great extent. Matsue Motoki thought she could Mr. Berndt Speaks • hine and the Kamehameha girls the University at 6:30 p.m. Good get away with her silent admirer, will be featured with Lucia White, food will be served after the initia­ . During the intermission, the but Hughey has keen enough eyes At Y Discussion Have You Noticed M'rs. Martha Hohu, M'rs. Dorothy tion ceremonies are completed. I dancers and the entertainers will to spot her in the dark.... She "The present crisis in the U.S. W~ll : · folks, you've all been asking Wong and Stanley Bento assisting Francis Ching and Clarence . Ly­ I weave in . am:ong the tables and seemed to have the situation well will not drive her extreme right nor for it, so here it is. "The Person­ the yearlings. man have made complete plan_s for , I waiters and waitresses will flood the in her arms. . . . The wrestling extreme le.ft but she must take a ality Gal" is the title of this femi­ Music for the program will! be this initiation. gym. matches between Carol Ross and her middle co)ll'se," said Emili Berndt nine, which when gotten together furnished by a group of specially The fraternity will hol'shire and Chung, Pearl Kaya, Peggy Kange­ 180 Merchant St. treasurer, Margaret Monden. ter and Ivy Awana. Sui House Violin, Guitar, Banjo, · Co-chairman arranging the affair for Reservations J Phone 6286 include Kay Clark and Pearl Kaya. Phone 3282 ALEXANDER BROS. .Ukulele and Accordion Freshman Cleanup 32 N. Hotel Street DISTRIBUTORS Group Is Selected Bacteriology Club • Charles McClean will be the head Hekka Is Saturday janitor of the broom pusher's bri­ PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTORS Bacteriology students and mem­ gade this Sunday morning at nlne bers of the U.H. Bacteriology Club The Home of o'clock. Other member of the com­ will enjoy a chicken hekka on Sat­ FREE INSTRUMENTS GIVEN AWAY mittee are: Buddy Brown, Kaliko urday, May 23 from 4:00 p.m. at the FINE ENGRAVING Burgess, Sam Amalu, Kats Miho, WITH EVERY COURSE home of Miss Juliette Oliveira at Bert Nish\Jnura, Robert Aitken, Lanikai. Students who have had at Herbert Dunn, Harvey Sniffen, John least one semester of bacteriology • Spencer, iJesse Fleming, Genevive are invited to participate in this Metronome Music Store Obara and Rebecca 'M/JJ:Y. 'I'his final gathering of thiA school year, Mid-Pacific Photo Engraving Co. 121 Bethel Street, opposite Hawaii Theater committee w11l clean-up the gymna­ and those who are. interested are sium for the 1.JBa.ge by the physical PHONE 4834 asked to see Takeshi Nishijima, gen­ 16 Merchant Street educaUonal dep~ent . ~ndaY eral chairman of the a1fa.ir. morning. PAGE FOUR ·:KA LEO 0 HAWAII., WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1936

AREY'S . Nine Rainbows 1·F reshman Athletes Are Yearlings Go Sport Schedules CAPERS .Qualify in Meet Mat, Aquatic Champions ~n for Sports Are Announced ---By JAMES CAREY-- First year students' versatility on • Volleyball a n d Softball To the unsung heroes of the ASUH Finals ·Will Be Held the athletic field has been conceded Freshman .'Class Has InA·BigWay Begin Soon FreShman class who have done nob- Tonight ever since the yearlings romped off A . B • ROTC ly in an athletic way we do hereby with several inter-class activities CtiVe oys Ill . Freshmen athletic enthusiasts go Luke Gill has announced the fol­ dedicate this column of sporting : Trials were held Monday night at notably water-polo, swimming and in for sports in a big way not only lowing schedules for both intra­ · High school colonels, majors, cap- chatter. :the University of Hawaii tank for wrestling. In other sports they made tains and lieutenants matriculating for the various Rainbow combines; mural softball baseball and vobley. Listed in their respective field of the final phase of the current creditable showing garnerin'g sev- but also for inter-class competitions. ball: at the University find themselves athletic achievement your worthy ASUH practice meet. eral· spots· on all-star selections. The sterling records hung up by Intramural Volleyball ·t just one of the many . freshmen 'l'e- Unlimited Division columnist desires to give ered 1 Adolph Desha, UH breaststroke The first upset registered in the them, which show one championship, cruits until after a few days of pre- where credit is due; hence our pre- star, registered creditable time in sporting circles was the winning of liminary training when they are pro- attests to their good sportsmanship All games at 1~:30 amble to this column gives rise, in- winning . his heat of the 220 yard all except . one championship in mated to ranks of corporals. These and ability. The title they copped Today---Frosh vs. Sophs deed, to sentiments that are true b;reaststroke d,pen f or men in .3 wrestling. John Butchart won the have advantages over others in that was the water polo gonfalon. In foot- Juniors vs. Seniors and nobl e, d eservmg· and wo r thy of minutes 3.5 seconds.. 145 -pound crown b y d eciswning· thirN f t · ball, track, wrestling, and basketb all, Fri'day, May 22~Frosh vs. Sen'iors the honors we have set down in Kwon Boo Park in the finals. Her- they have had a ~ ye~r 0 ram- 1 Sophs vs. Juniors A summary or the events in which ing. -they ·made creditab e, if not com- bold face type. trials were held follows~ bert Ishii, 115-pounds; Peter Kim, Not cont~nt with enterjng other rp.endable showing. 5 F-eet 6 Inches Division With those few words, meager in- 25-pounds; Bert N. Nishimura, 135- Although 'bowing to the seniors, Thursday, May 19-Frosh vs. Juniors ·n· compari'son to the nobles ; 100 yard freestyle men novice: fields, the freshman . class has in- Sophs vs. Seniors deed l pounds; and Richard You, 155- sophs, and juniors, it cannot be said herel·n li'sted,• we gi·ve you·. ' 1st heat-G. Clemens, · (UH;> first; ds h · f vaded the ROTC department,_ earn: t Thursda.y, ..... ay 22-Frosh vs. Sophs poun were crowned c ampwns o that the Frosh gTid squad did no m, H!ARVEY (C ... H) SHAPmo- Akana (H;M:)' second; 0. Bellaire their respective classes. ing several posts of cadet . corporals put up sterling performances every- ' Juniors vs. s enio~s . (THE "PI" IS PRONOUNCED LIKE (uH)' third. ' Time: 58.6 seconds. Ivanhoe McGregor was the lone and cadet private first classes. time they showed. In fact the upper Monday, ~Y 25-~rosh vs. _Semors THE . "PY" IN PYORRHEA). Out- 2nd heatr--,Young (NY), first; Spen- freshman to earn a place on the - Freshmen . who are cadet corporals class teams had, to stretch to their Sophs vs. Junwrs . standing Freshman contestant in cer (Nat.), second·; Hughes CUH), .inter-class soccer league. include Wallace Kim, Walter Naka- limits time and again to eke· out Intram1ll'lLI Softball League the 1. yard endurance run during third. Time: '7.8 seconds. no and Bert Nishimura, F. company; victories · from the first year eleven (Baseball) the Freshman W~ek field day a.cti- 100 yard freestyle women novic~ Jiro . Ogawa, guard; and Charles Joe Anuhea, Henry Blanchard, Ivanhoe McGregor, Ronald Saiki, All games at 4 p.m. Hardee, fullback were named on the k · N k 25 F h J · vities. Harvey won, after a thrilldng 1st. heat: R. Ogden (CW), first; Richard Scott, To um1 a amura Katsuso Miho, ' Edwar~ Inn, Paul Mon., May - ros vs. un10rs Tu ..... run all the way from his small t oe ·Taum ( P) , second; H. Kea (P) , mythical inter-class 135-pound bare- and Wlill'. 1am L urn, G compa.ny; Chew Helpburn, Jiro Ogawa, Hideo Niiya- es., m.ay 26 - s oph vs. s emo· rs to a flop on his schnozola. A toast. third. Time.: 1 min. 25.3 seconds. foot league. Paul Helpburn, tackle; Hin Au, Rob er t N e k omo t o, B ened' 1c t rna, Goro Inaba, James Nakazawa Wed., May 27 ~Fr os h vs. s op h s with oleomagarine for H1~U"vey. 1 2nd heat: E. Pauole· (CW:), first; Katsuso Miho, end; and Ivanhoe Eleniki, Bung y ew·, .n-=>ee, · Char 1 es and a host of others fighting against Th urs., "..~.... .ay 28 - J unwrs· vs. Seniors· JACK PORTEU8-Who defeat e d R. Holden (R), second; B. Con- McGregor, half-back were relegated Hardee, Marvin L'm db urg and M a- weight and experience battled tooth p n.,· M ay 29 - Fros h vs. s e niors a group of Freshman in runnmg· ning·ham, (UH), third. Time: 1 min. to the second team. satb ~ r,t rada, H.ow1·t zer company. and nail for the ffrst 'year class. Mon., J une 1-sop h s vs. Se mors· 10.0 yards t o PIC . k up a c igar butt 24.8 seconds. In the inter-class water polo tour- Ll ewe llyn Ak a k a, T a t suk' 1 y osh' 1 - . Posses ~ing ·many potential record tossed during the recent ASUH 220 y.a~d breaststroke men open nament, the frosh natators swept da, John Kong, . Daniel Pang, and smashers and clever aquatic artists elections. A shift butt to Jack! -lst heat: A .. De~ha (UH), first; through without a single defeat to Thomas Fraser, I company; Robert the Yearling's water polo squad sur- ASUH Plays Host HENRY (COLONEL) BLANCH- Kuwada . (H1M), second; Chang garner undisputed honors in that Aitken, George. Ouye, Jack Porteus, . prised the entire student body, ~nd ARD-Erstwhile corporal, or should (NY); third. Time: 3 min. 3.. 5 sec- sport. Members of the team included Robert Gill and Herbert Dunn, K much to their rivals' chagrin, copped To Champion-Class we say colonel, Company G, 2nd onds . nd heat: A. Milliken (UH), Gerard Greenwell, Shichiro Mori- company; Alonzo Hutchinson, Rich- the ft ag. The paddling df Alexander 2 To the winning team of the inter­ :Battaiion, UH ROTC regiment, who first; Kane ·(HM), second; Nomuri guchi, Gus Clemens, Alex Millikin, ard You, Walter Mookini, Philip We- Millikin, Arthtir Komori, St9:nley class competition which includes all still wears that c'ivilian camp sharp- (HM), third. Time: min.l . sec- Stan Livingston, Art Komori and ber, Headquarters company; and Livingston, Gerald Greenwell, Gus 3 7 4 competitive · activitieS- of the four shooter for shooting the bull onds. :Kikuo Kuramoto. Ralph Van Brocklin and H.enry Clemens, and Shichiro Moriguchi meda~ classes throughout the year, the right in your eye. 'A bull's eye for yal,'d backstroke men junior- In the inter-class swimming meet Richard, band. was near sensational. These boys 100 ASUH will be host at a banquet ten­ Henry. 1st heat: Steward (HiM), first; Ko- spOnsored after the completion of took the upper classmen for a ride tatively to be held on Saturday, BOB WAGNE~Who served as mori (UH), second; Alllli (Ulr), water-polo, the first year aquatic Arthur Komori and made them like it. They whipped June 6. the rope in the tug-of-war contest third. Time: min. 1. seconds. team came through as expected gar- the juniors, the sophs· and the gra- 1 1 3 Inaugurated by. the ASUH this staged_at a recent University dance nd heat: ·Tanaka. (NY), first; Iwa- nering sev~n out of the eight events: du~ti~g class' team from corner to 2 Wins Canoe Swim school year the contest includes all between Betsy and a group of sev- mura (UH), second; Kealohanui Others who won places to fur- . corner in the "U" pool. eral other fair damsels. Betsy had . ther swell the total number of Arthur Komori, flashy freshman The color bearers of the Frosh class minor sports played on the campus hims If (Nat.), third. Time: 1 min. 13.7 sec- b t k th · 1 by both· men and women. Enthu­ the pull and Bob h1Jng e points are: acks ro er, won e canoe sw1m showed surprisingly well in the two around all evening. A rope's hanging onds. In the inter-class golf tournament for men sponsored by the Outrigger basketball s.eries: Both teams entered siasm at pep rallies wilJJ. also be con­ sidered in the judging. . ·for Bob say the other damsels. heid dUring the Thanksgiving holi- canoe club on· Thanksgiving day in -the 120 tbs. and the 135 n>s. lea- SHOSO (SCREWY) TSUTSUI- Sophomore Girls days, Bucky Henshaw helped the with a fast time of eight minutes ·gues · respectively, pl;tY.ed bang-up The banquet will either be a chop wanner of recent "ffip, hop and w· I I frosh team by winning second hon- and fourteen seconds. ball. Many a time the, Frosh quintet sui dinner or a luau as announced fi op" conte s t sponsored by the Ka. Ill llte.T•C aSS ors w1th· second 1ow gross s eiore. Alexa.nder M1'Iliken plac.ed sec01i'd clicked with perfection and rolled by President Art~ur Chun. Leo staff for his uncanny ability to Baseball Gonfalon. --·...:..______, ,4 with Percy Mirikitani and David along on high gear with speed and flip a coin, hop into his FORD V -8, Butchart also registering in the precision. The only thing that pre- Education note: In the Southwest, and flop right into Judge LeBaron's .Playing spectacular ball and slam- WAA Begins Play money. vented the Freshmen teams from a "soup-bane" is a personal check, traffic speeding division of the local ming the softball all over Cooke field, Peggy J ames, holder of the 10-- and the dean of men is knovm as I r· c running away with both titles was the circuit. A flying flop to Screwy! the Sophomore lassies took . the meter breaststroke record came in ll enniS ·om pet because the upper classmen had a "_bott-g_iver." LLEWELLYN AKAKA-Diver de Senior girls into camp Frid~J>Y after- O ASUH C second in the one-fourth mile canoe little too much on the ball. luxe of future UH swimming teams noon, and thereby copped the inter- surf event for women held on the ll OUrtS Wp:estling was another sport that woho registered a perfect swan into class title. The final outcome was The Women's il'\ter-organization same day. the Frosh scored in. Right now the UH tank last Saturday from 5-4. . tennis tournament will be held dur- Freshmen almost dominate the A. G. Spalding ~ the top of the tower after his pal H B K L ·ng ""'ay 20 to May 30. Edna Leong, Lorna · o, . . ee, 1 ~·... Rainbow wrestling team. Such grap­ Gerald Greenwelil had emptied the on 'the first of June the Women's Frosh Coeds Show water from the tank for the usual and Charlotte Wong played heads- plers as N~bor; Nishimura, Quon & Bros. up ball throug-hout the fracas· for inter-class tennis tournament will Saturday scrubbing. A psychopatic In Rifle Matches Boo Park and Richard You came into the second-year nine. The lone commence and will be brought to a ward to Llewellyn! Although the frosh team did not the Freshmen class with enviable Athletic Goods for close on the 8th. The captains of the CHARLES MacCLEAN-Sleeping stand-out player for the seniors was garner the women's rifle champion­ records. Bob Hirata, Herbert Ishii, All Sports va1ious class teams are Irene Ree, champion of, the UH who recently Goldie Li. ship, it made creditable showings Peter B. Kim, S. Takabayashi, Kane­ seniors; Jane Loomis, sophomores; compelted endurance record of ' Others who played for the sophs against the upperclassmen in sev­ mi Kana;zawa and Jack Wakayama an Kazuko Mitsui, juniors; Jessica • seven days and seven nights of con­ were Maggie Whittington, Lucia eral rifle matches this year. are up and coming newcomers. Ni­ Flemming, frosh. Complete Line of tinuous hibernation. Charles attri­ White, Rosalind Philips, Genie Girls who comprised the regular shimura ls right now unbeatable at butes his ·peaceful athletic pastime Pitchford, ·and Phoebe Furtado. All .games scheduled are not to frosh team incl1;1ded Peggy James, 135 tbs. in schpol. Park and You· Football Goods Just to one "good" joke as told by Calvin Margaret Thoene, Aileen Abshire, be postponed. Jean Savage and Mabel K. H. Wong. are both equally dangerous at 145 Received McGregor. Tell Calvin a kill!ing Violet Chuck, Sueko Matsuda, Ma­ The schedule is as follows: Others who fired are Belle Lowry, lbs. joke, Charles, you'll snooze him to sae Yoshimasu, and Claire Mur­ June 1-Frosh · vs. Sophs; June 2 Ellen Stewart, Gladys Naone, Hau­ death! ·d.ock played for the Seniors. -Juniors vs. Seniors; June 3-8en­ nani Cooper, Gardie Ako, Alice The meet was run off in good style • iors vs. Frosh; June 4-Sophs vs. Tyau, Ivy Awana, Iolani Luahine, despite a constant spary of light E. 0. Hall & Son Juniors; June 5-Seniors vs. Sophs; Mary Duvauchelle and !sable Hus- wind-driven rain. A crowd of 3000 King at Fort Sta. Seniors Issue Challenge To June 8-Juniors vs. Frosh. tace. spectators witnessed the affair. Juniors To Renew 1933 Feud To Mr. Lyman, president of th.e • see that ¥arquis of Queenbury rules junior class: ' are observed. As a stake, the winning 1 The senior class hereby wishes to class will dictate to a reasonable .BANK of HAWAII WI LLIAMS PHOTO publicly challenge the junior class to decree to tne officers of the losing renew the old feud begun in 1933 class. Mr. Lyman, and junior class KING AT· BISHOP STUDIO when the class of '36. decisively sub­ officers, our fervent hope is that you jugated the class of '37 at' the anntml enjoy cold baths in a swimming tank Commercial Photogr~pher n3_g rush. We intend to duplicate the with your school suits on. 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