~MC gets ·_ B Ed An AJA who contributed in main­

taining and buildi.ng t?e morale. of hundreds of soldiers is. a conscien­tious teacher now working toward his BEd at Teachers college inter­mediate school. He is Henry N aka­ma who modestly states that his main role during the war was being master of ceremonies..

As a member ... . . . of the Shelby Hawaiians ,he

was "right on - the ball" with th~ other members of the group in put-

By Elaine lmanaka

WAR VETERAN, HENRY NAKAMA, TO TEACH MUSIC ting on GI Hawaiian shows for the men of the Fifth Army. This group of musicians played their way i1,, USO ·Centers as well :ts army hos­pitals. to give the boys a "touch" of the Islands. Henry helped .••

. to organize the 206th Army

(Continued on Page 2)

·SIXTY-FOUR GRADUATES-summer '45 ... January '46

FULFILL R~EQUIREMENTS · Of the 177 students. who will

Election Events •• _. .. PETITIO-NS T'ODA Y .. RALLY MONDAY .. VOTE TUES-DAY

Petitions for student councillors must be in the hands of the election committee before noon today, Vivian Ching, chairman of the committee said yesterday.

Petitions must .bear · the signatures of 25 members of the ASUH.

An election rally will be held on Monday and students will vote on Tuesday. Stud~nts nominated. as councillors

are: Senior - councillors: Ralph Toyota,

Jean McKillop, Harriet Yoshida, Hazel Ikenaga, Alfred Laureta, To­shiyuki Nakasone, Marjorie Nagai,

Juniors: Raymond Ho, Ann Tsu­tsumi, Ione Rathburn, James Tani, Melvyn N agasako, Thomas Goto, Margaret W es'sel, Harriet Holt, Pat­sy Takemoto.

Sophomore: Ellen Kawamoto, Do­rothy Wong, Ben Fukunaga, Patri­cia Au, and Ruddy Choy.

Register On Monday In Order To Vote

A deputy clerlt from the office of Leon Sterling, Jr., city and county clerk, will register all eli­gible voters for the territorial and city-county election.

The representative from the City Han will be in Hemenway Hall. from 9 to 12:30 PM Monday.

The HYD made arrangeiments for th~s registration.

What The Seniors Must Do By Monday

Seniors are reminded by Consuelo ~livas, class president, that informa­tion circulars distributed on Tuesday th' , b 18 Week, should be mailed to her, ox 246 by Monday. They are also entitled to a dis­

count in banquet ticket if they pur-chas th ' · · e ese before 'Monday.

re­ceive their Bachelor's degrees at the Commencement exercises on June 11, 64 completed their work 'during the summer session last year or during the first semester this year.

The 64 include: Bachelor of Arts in the College

of Arts and Sciences : Joseph Carr ... ... Grace Fujimoto, Asae Fuji­

tani, Clara Funasaki, Anna Furuka­wa, Isao Hamada, Marga;et Haraka­wa, Raymond Higuchi

Rosaline Medeiros, Doris Nitta, Ernest Silva, Robert Sternberg, Ha­rumi Sumi, Lydia Sutherland, Mary Tyau. Richard Blomfield . . •

•.. John Downs, Fannie Haraka­wa, Margit Holsworth, Hope Roma­ni, Elwood Rowsey.

Bachelor of Science in the College of Applied Science: Roy Chalmers , . .

. · .. Judith Doue, Leonard Lai, Florence Loo, Carol Ohara, Betty Saito, Sei Yoshimura. ·

Momoe Agena, Edward Emura, ' Haruo Hagihara, Bernice Tateishi.

Bachelor of Education in Teach­ers College : Sumiko Hirano • . . ... Sum Moi Ka!l1l, Kazue Kami­

shita, Riyono Kobayashi, Ah Hau Lee, Eva Ling, Edith Matayoshi, Kikuyo Okabe, Ida Pavao. ·

(Continued on .Page 2)

STUDENTS, CLUBS, FACULTY MEMBERS MAY GET BOOKLETS

Limited copies of the statehood pamphiets are still available for dis­

. tribution to students and faculty mem­bers, ·accordingto Ralph Toyota, chair­man of the ASUH statehood commit-tee.

Organizations wanting these book­lets should submit their requests to Toyota, campus mail 430, and should accompany their bids with the pur­pose of the requisition and the num­ber of copies wanted.

The student council this week ap­propriated $150 to the committee to print five thousand more copies of the pamphlet. .

SENIOR CLASS VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS

left to · - p 1 N' h' Stan, • nght: Kneeling, Yukio Nakama, Paul Nakamura, au 11 unura. ding, Saiji Zakimi, Roy Yoshimura, Richard Masuda, Satoki Yamamoto.

JANE OKAMOTO· GAINS ELECTION VICTORY . They lead the ASUH next year

Wadsworth Yee ... President

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Edward Okazaki . . . Vice-president

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... Extemporaneous Oratorical Contest Award Goes To ...

ALFRED LAU RETA

Alfred Laureta, junior, speak­ing on "Should the United States Control the Pacific Is­lands" won the Berndt Extem­poraneous Oratorical contest yesterday afternoon in Hemenway Hall.

The control should be in the form of trusteeship given to the United States by the United Nations Orgq.ni­zation, instead of dire-ct and outright annexation, declared Laureta.

Melvin Letman, freshman won second place. He spoke on "Will In­dependence to India Mean _5:ivil War."

Third place went to Victor Cohen who spoke on "Should The United States Feed Europe."

Call Band ·Meeting ••• · · Monday

•.. Nagata A meeting of students interested

in forming a band next year will be held at 12 :45 PM Monday in Dean hall 8, Kenneth Nagata, chairman of the Spirit and Rally committee an-nounced last week. .

At the meeting band members will sign up for instruments.

Nagata will also discuss plans for next year. It is quite definite that instruments and uniforms will be pro­vided, Nagata said.

For veterans interested in the band, Nagata warned that it would be part of the ROTC.

Let it shine .•• • • • for seniors go ••• on picnic today

Climaxing senior class week activi­ties, today's picnic for the class Qf 1946 will be held from 2 to 8 PM at the Ala Moana park.

Sarah Sato and Aileen Young are co-chairmen with Mitzie Kam in charge of. food; Shirley Luke, invita­tions; and Yukio Nakama, program.

Each senior is allowed to bring one guest.

Everyone must furnish his own transportation.

Seniors . • •

COMMENCEMENT Hea_r Dr. Auchter at 35th Exercises

Dr. Eugen.e C. Auchter, presi­

dent and director of the Pine­

apple Research Institute will be

the speaker at the 3Sth annual commencement exercises which will begin at 5 p.m. Tuesday, June · 11, _in the Andrews Amphitheater.

Philip E. Spalding, chairman of the Board of Regents, will preside at the exercises when 177 seniors will receive their degrees. and 38 students their fifth year certificates. Presentation of prizes and awards will be made also. ~-

The Royal Hawaiian band will pla~ under the direction of, Band­master Domenico Moro.

Each senior is entitled to ten in­vitations.

Students marshals named are Emi­ko Kikudome for the -College of Applied Sciences; Jean Ono for Teachers College, and Geraldine Tom, College of Arts. and Sciences.

BANQUET •• To dine and dance at Hawaiian Town

Hawaiian Town, popular lo­cal night spot, will be the scene of the senior banquet scheduled for June 7 from 7 :30 to 11 p.m .

According to co-chairmen Katherine Kuwahara and Yaeko Slii­gezawa, tickets may be obtained from them or Mrs.. Helena Hauenchild in Hemenway Hall before May 31. Tickets will be sold at $7.25 per -couple.

Purchasers of tickets are to call Hawaiian Town for table reserva­tions by 12 noon of the day of the banquet. Each - person making re­servation for two or ~ore couples must present ti,ckets for the whole party at the door ....

Jane Okamoto Secretary

M . AW A

Ballots cast in the ASUH gen­eral election yesterday said that Jane Okamoto will be student body secretaty next year.

In voting that began in the early morning and co~tinued until 3 PM, Mis~ Oka~oto defeated her op­ponent Patsy Takemoto b..y a margin of 125 votes. '-'

The count was 360 to 235. Yesterday's election returns are

subject to review by the student coun­. cil which . will meet sometime next week to act on the results.

The newly-elected secretary will join Wadsworth Yee and Edward Okazaki, who were elected -outright in the primary as president and vice­president, respectively, in leading the ASUH next year.

Sociology Club Names Leaders

Donald, Bevins will lead the Socio­logy club next year following the outcome of elections held by the club this week.

Sarah Kaya is the new vice-presi­dent. Yayoko Fujie and Marjorie Na­gai were elected secretary and trea- · surer, respectively.

Other candidates were Shigemitsu Nakashima and Minoru Ikehara for president; Harriet Yoshida and Gary Tanouye for vice-president; Sachiko

• Oyama, secretary; and Paul Naka­mura . and Jane Aj imine for treasurer.

YMCA CHOOSES ... NEW OFFICERS ..•

Arthur Wong, junior, was elected president of the University · YMCA this week. Other officers chosen to assist him are: Ralph Toyota, ~ice­president ; Thomas Goto, secretary and Goro Arakawa, treasurer.

Outgoing officers are : Stanley Chow, president; Ted Tsukiyama: . vice-president; Yutaka Nakahata, secretary ; and Vernon Wong, trea­surer.

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Hirakawa Hurls Perfect Game . Kenny Smashes First Homer

Rainbow Relays ..•

U.H QUEEN TO REIGN AT .RACES ..

A University of Hawaii co-ed will reign as queen of.. the 20th Annual Rainbow Relays to be held two weeks from today at Alexander field, Punahou.

The coronation of the Relays Queen will highlight the track meet whi'ch is being sponsored again this year by the ·Associated Students of the University of Hawaii.

These ' plans are oniy tentative. Invitations are being extended to

Citywide, ·Army, Manana Barracks, Maui, and the local high schools to participate in the relays.

ASUH committees working on the r.elays include: officials, Toshiyuki N ~kasone ; prog~Wi, Jam es Kamo; in­vitations, Stanley Chow; awards, Vernon Woµg; finance, Ted Tsuki­yama.

Operation equipment, Kimball Chun and Edwin Higashino; field equip­ment, Daniel Whang; publicity, Do­oald Joe and Yutaka N akahata; PA system, - University ROTC.

Henry Nakama ••• (Continued from Page 1)

Ground Forces Band composed sole­ly of .Niseis from the 442nd Infantry. Prior to joining the Army and be­fo;e the war, he was the University of Hawaii ROTC band captain.

He joined the Hawaii Territorial Guard at the outbreak of the war and later went into the Varsity Vic­tory Volunteers until he -volunteered for the combat team.

Henry was married soon after he received his dis.charge from the Army early this year. He is think­ing of taking full benefit of the GI Bill of Rights. Teaching music is his primary interest.

January ·Grads • • • (Continued from Page 1)

Kikuyo Takumi, Hoshie Takuha­ma, Miriam Usui, Kazue Watanabe, Bernice Yama~ata, Ho~e Yee.

Dorothy Buzzard • • • • • • Frances Fernandez, Dorothy

Fukuhara, Hazel Hokama, Elaine Ijiri

David !soda, Mae Kushiyama, Su­na Maneki, Ezer Mathews, Kimie Matsui.

Michie Okinaka, Ayako Sagawa, J~ne Saito, Paul Shimizu, Ellen Ta­guchi, Grace Ueda, Alice Weder­meyer.

Sophomore •.. • . . Roy Hirakawa dra\ned the

color off the juniors and wiped on a thorough whitewashing job on them as he spun a no-hit, no-run game in an interclass .softball tussle Thursday on John Wise field

While he held the enemy at bay, Kenny Saruwatari, who thinks he is· Ted Williams, imitated the great slugger and clouted a home run when the ball accidentally hit his

· bat. The blow was the first home run of the current pennant race. Henry l\forisako .••

. .. contributed the first sophomore strikeout when he sent a terriffic line drive to the catcher. Joe Okumoto also fell into disgrace by commit­ting the other sophomore misdeed. Indeed, he was charged with errb rs of omission and commission.

CLUBS ...

COMMERCE CELEBRATES .

The annual Commerce dub ban­quet will be held at Waikiki Lau Y e Chai, t h i s e v e n i n g from ·s :30 to 10. Business and economics majors and their guests as well as

·members of the club are invited to this affair. Dancing will follow din­ner.

The officers for next year elected at the Wednesday's meeting will b~ installed in a candlelight ceremony during the banquet. They are: Thomas Shigemura, president; Ben Fukuna­ga, vice-president; Janet Chock, re­cording secretary; Beverly Nakatani, corresponding secretary; and Osamu Nakamura, treasurer.

A review of the club activities for the year and short talks by faculty members will bf! part of the program.

. .. Phi Sigma Rho • Margaret Wessel was elected to lead

Phi Sigma Rho sorority next year at a meeting held recently. She is succeeding Maje! Williams, the out­going president.

Other officers elected were Alva Janssen, vice-president; Jane Frizelle, ~cretary; and I vanelle Mountcastle, treasurer.

Retiring officers include Alice Han­sen, vice-president; Barbara Pickop, . secretary; and Barbara Eby, treasurer.

Members of the organization on the campus are Yvonne Boyd, Ann Miller, Janet Alter, Viola Tracy, Leatrice Reis, and Harriette Holt.

Senior's Prayer Now I lay me down to sleep, The lecture's dry, the subject's deep If he should quit before I wake .Someone kick me, fo"r goodness sake.

Iowa (Wea.) Tiger

ROTC PARADES NEXT WEEK

University ROTC cadets and spon­sors will parade twice next week.

They will march in a spe~ial review i1~ honor of President Gregg M. Sin­clair at 12 :45 PM Tuesday. All cadets and sponsors will be in full uniform.

Everyone is invited to atend the review. . On Friday, May 17, the ROTC

unit will participate in the annuaf parade and inspection by the G-3 (Operations) Section, MidPac Com­mand. This review will start at 7 :3U

-AM.

HUI HOLOHOLO TO TOUR TODAY

The first Hui Holoholo tour will be conducted this afternoon and sightseers will visit the Foster Gar­dens, the bamboo forest on the estate of F. J. Lowrey, and then have a Chinese dinner .at ·the Lau Yee Chai.

The tour is open to University students and faculty members. The party will leave Hemenway Hall at 2 PM .

Transportation will cost fifty cents and tickets for the trip may be ob­tained fr.om Mrs. Helena Hauenchild or at the Student Personnel Office.

Plans Two Parties June 8 is the date selected by

Yang Chung. Hui and Peng Hui for an over night party. The profits from the barbecue sale on Campus Day held through the combined ef­forts of · both clubs will inake the get-together possible. Elaine Choy is in charge.

Priscilla Hee, · Betty Zane, Rose Tan, and Mary Tyau will be honor­ed guests at a party on June 5 to be given by Mrs.. Chong, Yang Chung Hui adviser for graduating mem­bers.

Members of the TC club will hold a moonlight picnic today /from 4 to 10 :30 PM at Hanauma Bay.

Almira Ahn, TC sophomore, is in charge of the picnic.

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TENNIS . . . . TEAM

••• TO PLAY TODAY •••

The University team will play the Veterans Athletic Association this afternoon at 2 in the ASUH . Class C Invitational tennis tournament.

Tomorrow the team . plays Kaimuki at 2 :30 PM. G~mes will be played on the UH

courts.

leachers Doctors .

bu·t no lawyers and Indian chiefs in court session

.TC club and the Rre-Med are scheduled to play in a W AA volley­ball league game this afternoon at 2 :30 on the volleyball courts. The rest of the schedule follows :

Monday : Hale Laulima vs. Pre­Meds.

Tuesday: Sociology club vs. Hale Laulima.

Wednesday : TC .club vs. Home · Ee. Thursday : Pre-Med vs. ffome Ee.

These games start at 12 :30.

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Miss Dexter used her experience to advantage to take the first game quite easily, but Miss Au warmed up in the second set and provided stiff competition.

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