RASRL Series Notes - Student Papers

Introduction

Most of the faculty of the Department of Sociology at the University of Hawaiʻi followed the philosophies of instruction in sociology established at the University of Chicago. Both Dr. Romanzo Adams, the first professor of sociology at the University of Hawaiʻi, and later Dr. Andrew Lind (Adams’ successor) received their PhDs from Chicago. These men and later faculty structured their courses so as to foster their students working on research projects within the “laboratory” which was Hawaiʻi. Early on the faculty began saving some student writing to include in resource files for later student use. Evidence of a circulating system for the student papers exists in a notice instructing the students to record their names, dates materials were removed, and titles of removed materials, as well as in a single-sheet list containing surnames of students borrowing some papers.

We are proud to launch a searchable database that includes the first round of entries that will make the papers more accessible to our researchers. The database was created with support from a Hawaiʻi Council for the Humanities grant. The project’s humanities scholar Dr. Christine Kirk-Kuwaye inspired the team with her dedication in reading every paper and joyfully sharing new discoveries. The Library project team included Lynn Davis, Dainan Skeem, Charise Michelsen, Sherman Seki and Daniel Ishimitsu. Contact us at archives@hawaii.edu if you have questions or if you know one of the students who wrote a paper.

Scope and Content Note

The Romanzo Adams Social Research Laboratory Student Papers echoed the concern of the faculty in the Laboratory to document the variety of sociological phenomena occurring in Hawaiʻi. From the beginning, race relations was one of the primary subjects. Ethnic identities and relations received equal emphasis. Cultural and religious institutions within the various groups and generational conflicts are also widely covered. Though the United States military has wielded immense influence in Hawaiʻi during the twentieth century, during World War II the heavy influx of military personnel and Mainland civilians into Hawaiʻi had a major impact on daily life, resulting in an increase in student papers on subjects related to haoles, interracial dating and marriage, race relations, and altered workplace relations. Changing ethnic customs, labor unions, the coming of statehood, and the politics of the post-World War II period are also covered. The papers offer firsthand accounts of what the people of Hawaiʻi thought and felt over a forty-year period of change, turmoil and progress.

The Student Papers are currently divided into three subseries. The first chronologically is Subseries A, consisting of student papers in which the author is identified by name. The papers are filed alphabetically by surname. These papers date from as early as 1924 into the 1950s and cover a wide range of topics. The second subseries, without a letter prefix, is by far the largest of the subseries of student papers, containing some 10,000 student papers. Primarily the identities of these students are hidden by codes (although some names appear). The codes usually identify the sociology class and section for which the paper was written, the student’s ethnicity and sex. A typical code may be 254-2-j-f-25 referring to Sociology 254, section 2, with the author being a Japanese or Japanese American female, number 25. Other codes include the calendar year and semester of the course. The code system allowed RASRL faculty to make student papers immediately available to other sociology students without endangering the privacy of the writers. Privacy concerns seem to be the major reason for the division of the second series from the first series. The dates of the second subseries overlap somewhat with the first and extend into the late 1960s. This ending date shows the merging that faculty in Sociology made between RASRL and their classes; faculty continued filing student papers from their classes in the RASRL files after RASRL was disorganized in 1964. The third subseries, Subseries J, contains student journals with much more abbreviated entries, made over a period of time and documenting concerns of the sociological class(es) being taken by the students. The Journals subseries was created primarily during World War II and may have been instituted by RASRL faculty because of the need to restrict consumption of paper and other commodities.

Inventories

The main series and the J-series are in one large database, which has also been made available in pdf format. Series A has a separate inventory. Finding aids for these series are available in the Archives Reading Room.

Main Series and Series J (pdf)

Series A

Box A-1:

Abe, Lillian, Study of a Community in Honolulu, 1929
Abe, Shogo, The Relation of Family Equipment to Culture Conflict, 1936
Agena, Tsuruko, Life on a Typical Japanese Plantation Camp in Ōlaʻa, 1930
Agena, Tsuruko, Race Relations in Haiti, n.d.
Aguiat, Earl, Report on the St. Antonio Society, c 1930
Alona, Lee, Yee, Leong, Nakamura, Committee on Racketeering, 1939
Aitken, Robert B., Age and Race in Wahiawā Churches, 1952
Akau, John K. Jr., Human Relations as Demonstrated at a Student Boarding House, n.d.
Albao, M; Lee, J.; Chung, H., The Study of Alcoholism, 1939
Albao, Mary, Filipino Immigration to Hawaiʻi, n.d.
Anderson, Henry, The Dynamics of Ethnic-Group Attendance at the University of Hawaiʻi, 1950
Angco, Ethel, Life History of an Immigrant, 1936
Anonymous, The Alcoholic in a Plantation Setting, n.d.
Anonymous, College Working Girls’ Place in Society, n.d.
Anonymous, The Development of Kapaʻa, n.d.
Anonymous, Family and Personal Disorganization, 1945
Anonymous, Harris Memorial Japanese M. E. Church, 1928
Anonymous, The Japanese in the District of Kakaʻako, n.d.
Anonymous, Life of an Adopted Chinese Girl, n.d.
Anonymous, My Role in the Family (Haole), 1931
Anonymous, My Role in the Family (Portuguese), 1934
Anonymous, Project on the Community of Waimea, 1930
Anonymous, Slum Life in Honolulu, c 1930
Anonymous, Studies on Family⁽¹⁾, 1939
Anonymous, A Study of the Girls Dormitories in Honolulu with the Mid-Pacific Dormitory as Special Case, n.d.
Anonymous, Urban Filipino Survey, 1936
Anonymous, Waiʻanae Plantation, 1932
Aotaki, Ethel, Changing Life in a Plantation Village, 1948
Aping, Clarissa, Kailua (Oʻahu) Business District, 1950
Argenbright, Zella, Oʻahu Prison and the Adjustment of the Prisoners, 1948
Ariyoshi, Betty, Seicho-no-Ie, 1950
Asada, Stanley S., n.t. [Account of his father’s life.], n.d.
Asato, Mildred, A Kinship System I am Acquainted With, 1945
Aspuria, Charlotte, Filipino: Kinship Ties, Customs, Religion, and Superstitions, 1931
Aspuria, Monica, The Filipino Community Church, 1941
Au, Betty, A Personal Account of Race Relations, n.d.
Au, Chew Hin, Social Change and the Chinese Drama, n.d.
Au, Man Kwong; Smith, Nat Logan, The Development of the Hotel in Honolulu from the Standpoint of Social Change, 1940
Avecilla, Angeles M., Settlement Houses, n.d.
Awai, Ruth, Pālama Settlement, 1948
Bartels, Helene, The Study of the Honokaʻa Sugar Co. Plantation, 1928
Bartlett, Beulah D. & Monroe, Blythe F., Hawaiʻi‘s Changing Position in the Pacific in Terms of Shipping Costs, 1934
Beppu, T., The Stowaway, 1940
Berrigan, Darrell, Japan’s Occupation Babies, 1948
Betts, Alexa, Kahuku Sugar Plantation Community, 1932
Bevens, Don et alia, Report of the Housing Committee, 1946
Bevens, Don, University Housing,
Chesshir, Haskell, Pre- and Post-War Mainland Housing,
Ohta, Edith, Kamehameha Housing Project,
Ajimine, Jane, Kamehameha Homes,
Han, Naomi, Emergency Housing Project: Mānoa and Pālolo Housing,
Choi, Evelyn, Kemoʻo [Pre-War] Housing,
Barientos, Alyce, Hawaiʻi Housing Authority: Legal Aspects of the Housing Acts,
Bishop, Joe, Why Men Enlist in the Service, 1930
Bown, Barbara, Juvenile Delinquency in Honolulu During the War, n.d.
Burroughs, Joan & Dunn, Margaret, The Bahai Faith, 1941
Burroughs, Joan, Racial Relations on a Plantation, 1940
Burgess, Kaliko, The Ecological Study of the Community, n.d.
Campbell, Caroline S. Peto⁽²⁾, A Study of Disturbances Between Civilians and Servicemen in Honolulu During July, August, September, and October 1945. [two versions], 1946
Carson, Margaret, Racial Intelligence, 1948
Cayaban, Jesus O., Marriage Practices of Filipinos in Hawaiʻi with Special Reference to Intermarriage, n.d.
Cayaban, Jesus O., A Report on Field Work in Sociology, 1929
Chambers, Ruth (Mrs.), Study of Kailua Churches, 1952
Chang, Eloise, Chinese Marriage Customs and Marriage Superstitions, n.d.
Char, Charles, Mrs., Folkways and Mores Found Within the Family of the Chinese, n.d.
Ching, Annabelle, Heathen Chinese Funeral Ideas, n.d.
Ching, Jennie, Changes in a Chinese Immigrant Family, n.d.
Ching, Quan Lun, Role of the Church of the Crossroad in Urban Life, 1928
Chong, Beatrice & Ching, Vivian, The Effect of War on the Institutions and Organizations in the Chinese Community, n.d.
Choo, Andrew & Dang, Johnny, Prostitution in Honolulu, 1949
Choy, Madeline, My Community Genealogy, 1941
Chu, Winifred, Migrations in my Family, 1943
Chun, Kan Chee et alia., A Study of the Chinese Language School Teachers in Honolulu, 1936
Chun, Kan Chee, ,
Lau, Kenneth, ,
Lee, Koon Wah, ,
Leong, Edna, ,
Tam, Pina, ,
Wong, Charlotte, ,
Chung, Hisoon, An Original Study of a Plantation Community, 1940
Coller, Richard, Certain Aspects of the Social Organization of the Sacred Hearts Church at Punahou, 1949
Coller, Richard W., Personal Observations of Campus Race Relations, 1949
Conant, Sue Ann, Wailua Luau, n.d.
Congdon, Shirley M. (Mrs.), An Analysis of the Racial and Religious Composition of Membership of the Y-Teen Clubs in the city of Honolulu, n.d.
Corey, James, A Study of Specialization and Non-Specialization with Emphasis on United States Army Career Management Program., 1950
Corey, James, Utilization of Negro Manpower in the Army, 1950
Corey, Jim, Social Disorganization and the Returned Veteran, n.d.
Coulson, Genevieve, A Sociological Study of the Mānoa Valley Community, 1937
Cowan, Jean and Strohlin, Roy, The Plantation Community, 1940
Daikokuya, Haruko, Cheating in our University, n.d.
Dang, Vernon et alia, Narcotics in Hawaiʻi, 1939
Dang, Vernon, ,
Hayashi, Yuji, ,
Hong, John, ,
Kisada, Yoshie, ,
Dang, Vernon C., Recreation in Honolulu, n.d.
Day, Olive, The Sailor in Honolulu, 1928
Dean, Sylvia, A Survey of Mānoa Valley, 1928
Decker, C. C., Culture Conflict as Observed in a Japanese Christian Congregation in Honolulu, 1952
Deinert, Hilda, Hawaiian Marriage Customs, n.d.
Dixon, Henrietta, Rehabilitation in Hawaiʻi, n.d.
Doe, Robert E., The Service man in Hawaiʻi: His Problem of Social Adjustment; The Community Problem which His Presence Creates., 1937
Duker, Mary Emma, Race Prejudice, 1948
Ebisu, T., Makiki Church, n.d.
F____,⁽³⁾ John [sic] Jose, I Come from Azores, 1934
Fern, Natalie, Which Races Make the Most Desirable Neighbors?, n.d. but prob. 1951; see below.
Fern, Stewart E.; and Fern, Natalie M., Hawaiian Revival, 1951
Fried, Jack, Some Aspects of the Personality of Hawaiians of Japanese Ancestry, 1949
Fujie, Yayoko, The Story of a Japanese Immigrant, 1946
Fujii, Tamae, A Plantation Community, 1948
Fujikawa, Asako, Neighborhood Study – Neighborhood of Custer Avenue, 1930
Fujimoto, Hisame, An Interview with Father, 1948
Fujioka, Margaret, From Zone III to Zone II, 1948
Fujita, Fumiko, The Shin Sect of Buddhism in Honolulu, 1941
Fujita, Marjorie., A Study of Religious Institutions in Honolulu: The Soto Shu, n.d.
Fujitani, Fumie, Āhualoa, Hawaiʻi, 1948
Fukada, Bernice, Migration and World War II (The Rural Phase: Kohala), n.d.
Fukuda, Isaac, Write Up on a Certain Area of the Kakaʻako District, n.d.
Funai, Ruth, Japanese Business District in Downtown Honolulu: Residential and Recreational Aspects, n.d.
Furukawa, Chiyo; Law, Yan Kwai; Shon, Patsy, A Study of the Kapahulu Area, 1945
Garcia, Jose, Filipino Laborers in Hawaiʻi, 1930
Giltner, John, Social and Ecological Organization of the Central Union Church [NOT FOUND], n.d.

Box A-1: Notes

1.Stanford, 1939. File contains six anonymous essays, apparently written by students at Stanford University in 1939. Titles are 1) “Family at the Cross-Roads”; 2) [“A Sociological Study of the Family” (page 2)]; 3) [untitled; lacking part I, pp. 1-4, but on writer’s immediate family in Palo Alto]; 4) “An Analysis of My Family”; 5) “Family History and Analysis”; 6) “The Family”.

2.Two versions of the paper exist; the longer draft, filed behind the shorter version, appears to be the earlier version. Paper itself reads “Carolyn S. Peto.” It seems evident that the filing label was created later, after Ms. Peto married and not at the time of the writing of the paper.

3.No name appears on title area of the essay, but early in it the writer says his name is “John Jose F_____.”

Box A-2 (Go):

Godfrey, Ethel, A Comparative Exploratory Study of Female Japanese and Hawaiian Juvenile Delinquents, 1951
Gonsalves, Violet and Jose, Dorothy, A Sociological Study of the Laupāhoehoe Sugar Company Plantation, n.d.
Goo, Madeline, My Neighborhood — Good and Bad, Past and Present [Kakaʻako (between King and Ala Moana and Punchbowl and South Streets)], n.d.
Gum, Moy Fook, Place of the Negro in Honolulu, 1952
Gum, Moy Fook, Negroes and the Hawaiian Melting Pot (Divisional Master’s Paper), 1953
Hamada, Mitsie Mitsugi, The Personal and Cultural Approach to the Study of a Community, n.d.
Hamada, Shigeno, Kakaʻako (with map), n.d.
Hamaishi, Edward, Fishermen as an Occupation Group, n.d.
Hamasaki, Margaret, A Private Shrine, n.d.
Han, John D., Recreation of the Filipino Laborers in Hawaiʻi, n.d.
Hannus, Minto, Interracial Relationships in Hawaiʻi, 1949 [?]
Harada, Tokie; Hannus, Minto; Funai, Ruth; Yoshioka, Amy; Katamoto, Jane; Shirakawa, Sumie., A Study of a Disorganized Community: The Hall Street Area., 1948
Hara, Clarence, Alcoholism in Hawaiʻi, 1948 [?]
Hart, Elizabeth, Unemployment in Hawaiʻi, [c1940]
Hasebe, Elsie, A Report on My Neighborhood, 1948
Hasebe, Evelyn, A Growing Institution: [Kalihi Union Church], 1948
Hasebe, Evelyn; and Kamisato, Masato, The Spirit of Honorable Hara-Kiri, 1949
Hashimoto, Pearl, Veterans’ Village, 1948
Hashimoto, Ralph, Human Relations on the Plantations, n.d.
Hata, Yukiko, Problems of the Early Japanese Immigrants to Hawaiʻi, n.d.
Hayashi, S., Conflict Between First and Second Generation Japanese in Hawaiʻi, n.d.
Hayashi, Yuriko, Migrations in May Family, 1943
Hayashi, Yuriko; Hokaido, Setsuko; & Kuwahara, Katherine, Attitudes Toward Illegitimacy in Hawaiʻi Especially of the Japanese Group, 1946
Hayashida, A., History and Movement of the Japanese in Kalihi [The paper consists of two sections, “Historical Approach” and “Ecological Approach.” The former is typed; the latter hand written., n.d.
Helekunihi, V., Hoʻolehua [Original essay left off the final “a”] — Pālāʻau Homestead, 1933 [?]
Herron, James L. and Kato, Terumi, Mānoa War Homes⁽⁴⁾, 1950
Hevesi, Francis, The Jewish Congregation, n.d.
Hevesi, Francis, Kahuna; Kohen and Priest: Comparative Studies in Priesthood and in Missionary Achievements.⁽⁵⁾, n.d.
Hew, A.K., The Maui Agricultural Company: A Plantation Study⁽⁶⁾, 1932
Higa, Clara, Drink and Disorganization, 1943
Higa, Jean, My Hometown and Okinawan — Naichi Relationships, 1948
Higashi, Mary S., Some Common Notions About the Differences Between People of Different Ancestries: In School Performance, Work Behavior, Social Life, etc., 1948
Higashi, Mary, chair, Suicide Committee Report, 1948
Nakamae, Laura, ,
Kuniyuki, Kiyoko, ,
Yokoyama, Kyoko, ,
Isobe, Sadako, ,
Masatsuga, Helen, ,
Higashihara, Amy, The Issei in Hawaiʻi and the “Seicho-No-Ie” Movement, 1946
Higashino, Robert; Yadao, Elias, Filipino Federation of America, c 1948 [?]
Higuchi, Asa, chair, Juvenile Delinquency in Honolulu, 1948
Fujimoto, Yaeko, ,
Park, Virginia, ,
Sato, Edward, ,
Serai, Harriet, ,
Suehiro, Richard, ,
Tateishi, Sue, ,
Yamashita, Hisako, ,
Yap, Avon, ,
Hiltner, Stella Mary, A Report and Analysis of Language Spoken in the Homes by Parents and 7^th Grade Students from Four Intermediate Schools in Honolulu, 1949
Hina, Donald S., Generation Problems Among Japanese Families in Kaimukī: Study of the Relationship Between the Second Generation High School Students of Japanese Ancestry and their Alien Japanese Parents.⁽⁷⁾, 1949
Hintz, Waldemar G., “Navy” Attitudes Toward Hawaiʻi: A Preliminary Investigation, 1951
Hintz, Waldemar, Some “Navy” Attitudes toward Religion and Church: A Preliminary Investigation, 1952
Hirai, Ritsuyo, A Sociological study of the Makee Sugar Plantation, 1937
Hiranaka, Betty and Kataoka, Jane, The Territorial Public Welfare with Special Reference to Ecological Distribution of Recipients of DPW Aid for November 1949.⁽⁸⁾, 1950 [?]
Hirose, Dennis, Interracial Relations, 1949
Hirose, Mikako, Jodo Mission, n.d.
Hirose, Mikako, Race Relations in Wailuku, n.d.
Hiu, Hon Sam, Chinatown, n.d.
Hiu, Hon Sam, The Adjustment of a Chinese Immigrant to a Community, 1931
Ho, Ethel Jean and Kaulukukui, Solomon, Ecological Study of residences of University [of Hawaiʻi] Freshmen First Semester, 1949-50.⁽⁹⁾, 1950
Hoe, Clarence, Project on Mānoa War Housing, 1949, 1949
Hoge, Cornelia, The Effect of Migrations upon the Jews and the Changing Ghetto, n.d.
Honbo, Masuru, The Makiki Japanese Language School Organization, n.d.
Honbo, Masuru and Spillner, Ernest, Makaweli Plantation, Kauaʻi.⁽¹⁰⁾, 1930
Hong, Edith and Kawano, Helen, A Sociological Study of Housemaids, 1936
Hong, Samuel K. S., The Pre-Teenage and Juvenile Delinquency, 1949
Hongo, H., Glimpses through the Eyes of an Immigrant, n.d.
Horne, Margaret W. et al, Missionary Families:⁽¹¹⁾, 1934
Horne, Margaret W., Digest of the Judd Geneology,
Gouveia, Henry R, Family Tree of the Missionary Bond Family in Hawaiʻi,
Hasegawa, Hisashi, An Introduction to the Study of the Missionary Families in Hawaiʻi;,
Hoag, Nell H., The Missionary Family [Dwight Baldwin].,
Horswill, Sarah, Clothing in Hawaiʻi [note on paper: Social Change in Clothing], n.d.
Hupp, Lucie, The Relation of the Navy Wife to the Community, 1946
Hussey, Beatrice, Study of Rural Community: Waikapū, Maui, n.d.
Hutchinson, Mercedes, Viewing Our Campus through the Eyes of a Hybrid Student, 1949
Iaea, John, Molokaʻi Community: Kaunakakai, n.d.
Ide, Irene, Hometown: A Community in Honolulu, 1949
Ide, Kazuyoshi & Ihara, Les, Hilo: A Community Study⁽¹²⁾, 1950
Ide, Kazuyoshi and Ihara, Les, Shin Buddhism in Honolulu⁽¹³⁾, 1950
Ide, Kiyoshi, Kona: An Ecological Study⁽¹⁴⁾, 1950
Ide, Kiyoshi, Race Relations in Kona During the War Years, 1949
Ide, Kiyoshi, Racial Situations in Kona: Past and Present, 1949
Ide, Kiyoshi and Yoshida, Yoshio, Social Research on the Bars in Honolulu, 1949
Igawa, Alice and Chang, Veronica, Statistical Study of Juvenile Delinquency, 1950
Ige, Doris, Reasons for Slum Inhabitance, 1950
Ige, Thomas H., Small Town Stuff: Mineville and Pineville, n.d.
Ijima, Charles, Trends in our Plantation Economy, 1950
Ikeda, Kiyoshi⁽¹⁵⁾, Drinking and Social Disorganization, n.d.
Ikeda, Kiyoshi, An Ecological Study of a Plantation, 1950
Ikeda, Kiyoshi, A Field Trip to Kahaluʻu, 1948
Ikeda, Kiyoshi, Urbanization of a Plantation Community, 1949
Ikeda, Nora, Japanese Diet During Pregnancy, 1941
Ikenaga, Helen, Mother and Her Changing Attitudes, 1948
Ikezawa, Andrew, The Effect of Migration in My Family, 1943
Ikezawa, Andrew, Social Change in Hawaiʻi Since the Coming of War, 1944
Imada, Stanley S., Migration of the Independent Kona Coffee Farmers’ Children, 1949
Imai, K.⁽¹⁶⁾, History of Hawaiʻi‘s Maritime Trade, n.d.
Imamura, Teruko, Japanese Language Schools in Hawaiʻi, 1930
Imoto, Alice, My Neighbors: [Kapahulu], 1948
Ing, M., The Study of a Community — Kapahulu, 1933
Ing, Ruth R. S., Race Relations Between the Second Generation Japanese Girls and the Young First Generation Filipino Men in a Small Plantation Camp on Maui, n.d.
Ing, Walter, An Exploratory Study in Assessing the Roles of Parents in the Marriages of Chinese Couples of the Second and Third Generations., 1949
Ing, Walter, An Exploratory Study of Cultural Factors and Their Role with the Male Filipino Delinquent Juvenile, 1951
Ishibashi, Florence, The Japanese Language School, 1948
Ishii, Dean Y., Community of Līhuʻe, n.d.
Ishimoto, Mieko, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 1941
Ishimoto, Winifred, Juvenile Delinquency Causes, 1949
Ishizaki, Misayo and Ikeda, Yoshiko, Japanese Language Schools of Hawaiʻi, 1929
Isobe, Chiyoko, Communities [Southwestern Kauaʻi in comparison with others in published studies]., n.d.
Isobe, Chiyoko, The Inter-Island Strike, [1940]⁽¹⁷⁾
Itao, Leatrice, An Immigrant Japanese, 1948
Iwamoto, Yoshio, A Sociological Study of Ishimaru, n.d.
Jahries, Elizabeth & Miller, Ellen L., Birth Control in Hawaiʻi, n.d.
Jamieson, Helen T., Horswill, Sarah H., & Johnson, Florence, Thr Problem of Mental Deficiency in Hawaiʻi, 1939
Jeffrey, Barbara Jean, Recent Trends in the Medical Profession, n.d.
Jensen, Everett J., Moanalua Navy Housing Area, Pearl Harbor, Hawaiʻi: A Preliminary Investigation, 1949
Jensen, Everett J., A Sociological Investigation of Christian Sects in Honolulu, 1950
Jessen, Louise, Report of Field Trip to Kahaluʻu, 1948
Jessen, Louise S., Employment Opportunities of Negroes, n.d.
Jessen, Louise S., Waimea, Hawaiʻi: First in Cattle, First in Vegetables, n.d.
Judd, Sophie, Study of a Community: [Waimea, Hawaiʻi], n.d.
Kagawa, Nora, Sociological Study of the Japanese Community, Waimea, Kauaʻi, 1940
Kamei, Edward S., The Community of Waimea on the Island of Kauaʻi, n.d.
Kam, Bessie; Okamoto, Takeko; Chang, Wai Tim; Nabeta, Nora, Adjustment of War Brides in Hawaiʻi, 1950
Kanada, Harry, My Community, 1948
Kanenaka, Edwin, Labor Organizations & Social Disorganization, 1949
Kaneshiro, Kiyoshi, Hawaiian Students in the University of Michigan — A Study of Adjustment & Integration in the Light of the Marginal Man Theory⁽¹⁸⁾, 1941
Kaneo, Kazuma, The Attitude of the Second Generation Japanese Towards Japanese Culture, 1930

Box A-2: Notes

4.Contains photograph of Mānoa Homes and Mānoa Valley. Wrapped in acid-free paper and stored in front of folder.

5.Though the title does not indicate it, the subject matter is a four-part study of interrelationships between ancient Hawaiian religion, Mormonism and, to a limited extent, Judaism.

6.Includes a hand-drawn map of Maui.

7.Includes hand drawn map of Kaimukī showing residences of eighteen YMCA members.

8.Includes large map of City of Honolulu by David A. Awana with entries for DPW aid recipients, Nov. 1949

9.Pencilled comments on title page indicate “of Hawaiʻi” and “w/map.” Map is missing.

10.Contains photographs.

11.In file “The Missionary Families.”

12.Contains photographs, some as postcards, but still photo prints.

13.Contains drawing of the facilities at Honpa Hongwanji Temple in Honolulu, including the development of schools and recreation facilities for YBA across street from the front of the temple.

14.Includes hand drawn map and statistical chart from Social Process in Hawaiʻi, v. 13, 1949.

15.Kiyoshi Ikeda received his BA in 1950, his MA in 1955 from the University of Hawaiʻi and his PhD in 1959 from Northwestern University. He served on the faculty of UH for many years.

16.This paper remains within the collection in spite of its appearing not to be a student paper, because we have been unable to find evidence that Imai was not a student.

17.Date gathered from content: page 2, last paragraph: “… I will try to present a specific strike which occurred about two and a half years ago in Honolulu….” The beginning paragraph of the next page dates the labor action as beginning in March 1938. Thus the papers is from fall semester 1940 or spring semester 1941.

18.This paper is Kaneshiro’s Master’s Thesis at the University of Michigan.

Box A-3 (Kao)

Kaonohi, Irene, Filipinos in Hawaiʻi, 1930
Kaopua, Emelia Ana, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Kalihi Ward — A Unit of Social Welfare Control, 1941
Kapela, Mercedes K., My Neighborhood (Waiākea Houselots), 1948
Karmen, Alfred, Pool in Honolulu, 1940
Kato, Shingo, The Japanese Homes and the Home Education in Hawaiʻi, 1930
Kau, Ruth, The Fort Street Chinese Church, n.d.
Kaumeheiwa, Solomon, Ancient Hawaiian Customs, 1930
Kawamoto, Ellen, Race Relations on the Campus, 1949
Kawamoto, Ellen; and Wong, Shin Quon, Housing, n.d.
Kayano, Kenzo, The Filipino on the Hawaiian Sugar Plantation, 1930
Kazusa, Frank, The Sociological Approach to the Study of Public Housing, 1950
Kenney, L. (Mrs.) and Abshire, Eileen, The Lei Makers of Hawaiʻi, 1936
Kesagi, Yasunobu, The Seventh-Day Adventist: The Japanese Mission, 1941
Kesagi, Yasunobu, Survey of a Plantation Community, n.d.
Kikawa, Betty T.; Oyama, Shigeko; Yahiku, Fusako, A Sociological Study of the Pauoa Valley Area, 1945
Kim, Chong Sook, Migrations in my Family, n.d.
Kim, Sarah, A Study of the Kaimukī Community, 1939
Kim, Stanley, Factors Contributing Towards High Amalgamation of Koreans in Hawaiʻi, n.d.
Kimura, Fumiko, The Japanese Theater Crowd in Hawaiʻi, 1933
Kimura, Yukiko⁽¹⁹⁾, Psychological Effect of Immigration on the Japanese People in Hawaiʻi, 1940
Kimura, Yukiko, Race Relation in Formosa, 1940
Kimura, Yukiko, Social and Economic Survey of Women Employees of Japanese Barber Shops in Honolulu, 1939
Kimura, Yukiko, Sociological Analysis of the Types of Social Readjustments of Alien Japanese in Hawaiʻi Since the War⁽²⁰⁾, 1947
Kimura, Yukiko, A Study of Japanese Dressmakers in Honolulu, 1939
Kimura, Yukiko, A Study of Problems and Needs of the Second Generation, 1940
Kimura, Yukiko, A Study of Subjective Experience of the Picture Brides and the Consequent Role Played by Them, 1940
Kimura, Yukiko, A Study of the Problems & Attitudes of Second Generation Boys of Oriental Ancestry in Hawaiʻi, 1941
Kimura, Yukiko, A Study of the Trends of Out-Marriages of the Japanese People in Hawaiʻi During the Period of Ten Years from 1928 to 1938, 1939
Kimura, Yukiko, A Tentative Summary of a Study of Problems of Filipino Boys, 1941
Kiriu, Yukiko, Social Change in an Island Community [ʻAiea], n.d. [post-WWII]
Kitaoka, Takashi, A Community Study of Hāna, 1932 ?
Kiyosaki, Thomas, My Background: Race and Cultural Contacts Prior to [and] During the War Years, 1948
Kobayashi, Constance, The Way Migrations have Played a Role in My Family, 1943
Kobayashi, Kunio, A Statistical Study of Juvenile Delinquency in the Hawaiian Islands, 1949
Kodama, Douglas, Growth and Expansion of Honolulu, 1940 – 1947⁽²¹⁾, 1950
Koenig, Elizabeth H., Results Obtained in Hospital Administration by Adjusting a Personality to Two Cultural Patterns of Behavior, 1950
Kohatsu, Jane, Social Disorganization in Kāheka Village and its Families, n.d.
Kojima, Mitsue & Itakura, Betty, Inter-Racial Marriages of Local People, n.d.
Kong, Hester; Matsumoto, Hilda; Tyau, Mary, A Study of the Central Area, 1945
Kono, Aiko; Yukimura, Kimie, The Makiki Castle Japanese Church, n.d.
Kouchi, Grace; Ohata, Chiyoko, Changing Folkways and Mores of Japanese with Reference to Old Age Retirement, c 1939 [?]
Kring, Walter, A Study of the Racial Composition of Central Union Church and Church School, 1936
Kubo, Earl, Japanese Youth and Juvenile Delinquency, 1952
Kubo, Earl T., Ten Thousand Plus, n.d.
Kubo, Judith, Social Changes as Effected by the War, 1944
Kubota, Masako, Population Trends of the Schools of Hawaiʻi, 1872 to 1932, n.d.
Kunichika, Toshiko, Japanese Children’s Home, 1930
Kunihiro, Momoe, My Neighborhood (Kakaʻako) [map drawn on title page verso], 1948
Kuniyuki, Edwin M., History of the Nuʻuanu Japanese Church, 1929
Kuramoto, Rinkoro, Community Study: A Survey of Pake Camp [Makiki], 1930
Kurihara, Thomas, A Sociological Study of the Japanese Students’ Association of Hawaiʻi, 1929
Kushiyama, E, Kahakuloa, A Hawaiian Village [includes map “Kahakuloa Valley, Wailuku, Maui” printed Jan. 1946], 1949
Kuwaye, Sumiko, Conflict Between the Naichi and Okinawan Groups in Hawaiʻi., 1950
Kwan, Lui L., Miloli’i and Its People [Hawaiʻi Island], 1948
Kwon, Catherine M., A Plantation Community, 1941
Laborado, Remedus et alia⁽²²⁾, Areas of Conflict and Disorganization In the Plantation Community, 1948
Itamura, Ruth, History of Plantation Community: Areas of Conflict Between Racial Groups, First and Second Generations.,
Laborado, Remedus, Individual Disorganization: Alcoholism, Suicide, Immorality, Violence,
Hazama, Ethel, Family Disorganization; Wartime Disorganization,
Ito, Harry, Plantation Trends: Background, Mechanization, “Ideal Worker,” Strikes, Management vs. Union, Coming of the Union, Interviews,
Laborado, Remedus, Plantation Trends: Camp Consolidation, Interviews,
Laborado, Remedus, Summary,
Lai, Henry, Old World Traits Transplanted [Chinese Temples], n.d.
Lai, Kum Pui, Study of a Community [Leilehua Chinese Community], 1935 [?]
Lam, Margret, A Study of The Local Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 1929
Larm, Edwin, Feudin, a fussin — Kāneʻohe Style, 1948
Lau, Kenneth et alia, The Changing Family in Hawaiʻi : The Chinese Family, 1938
Lau, Kenneth & Leong, Kam Man, The Changing Patterns: Generations, Residence, Education, & Religion,
Lum, Gladys, The Changing Family in Hawaiʻi : Reproduction,
Mau, Beatrice, The Economic Aspects of the Changing Family in Hawaiʻi,
Lee, Violet C., Attitude of Chinese Towards Marriage,
Lau, Kenneth K.C., A Sociological Study of Pālama District Along King St. From Liliha St. to Pua Lane, 1929
Lau, Marion H.G., The Hill in Transition, 1949
Lau, Rosamond, The Ecological study of the Hyde St. Community, 1937
Laureta, Alfred, Characteristics and Camp Life of the Filipino in Hawaiʻi, n.d.
Lee, Abbie chair; other members not listed., Inter-Island Mobility, 1933
Lee, Amy; Lum, Kam Chin, Fashion, n.d.
Lee, Annie, Ethnic Composition and Residential Distribution of Students of St. Francis Convent, 1950
Lee, Caroline, Migrations of Early Chinese Christians to Hawaiʻi, n.d.
Lee, Caroline, The Waikīkī Community, 1940
Lee, E. [ Evelyn ?], A Community Study of Haleʻiwa, Waialua, Oʻahu. With Some Comparisons to that of Madison, Wisconsin.⁽²³⁾, n.d.
Lee, Evelyn, Hawaiian Political Rallies As A Form of Collective Behavior., n.d.
Lee, Evelyn⁽²⁴⁾, Some Occupations as Found in Urban Communities with Special Reference to Honolulu, n.d.
Lee, Evelyn W.⁽²⁵⁾, Chinese Temples, 1938 [?]
Lee, James F. L., Views and Opinions of Rural School Teaching Particularly in a Plantation Area, n.d.
Lee, June & Chung, Hisoon, Changing Attitudes of Koreans in Hawaiʻi Toward Old Age Dependency,
Lee, June J., A Plantation Community, 1940
Lee, Lila K., The Way Migrations Have Played a Role in My Family, 1943
Lee, Lloyd L., Evaluation of the Role and Status of the Negro in Hawaiʻi, 1947
Lee, Mae, The French-Canadians contrasted with the Koreans in Hawaiʻi, n.d.
Lee, Mahn Kuen, The Sociological Study of the Community [Area near Dole Park, between ʻIolani and Lusitana Streets and Pele and Alapaʻi Streets]⁽²⁶⁾, 1937
Lee, Margaret O. Q., A Report on Two Chinese Temples in Hawaiʻi, n.d.
Lee, Robert J., Honolulu Taxi, 1947
Lee, Robert M.W., Vertical Mobility Among the Chinese in Hawaiʻi, c 1948
Lee, William, The Assimilation of the Chinese Members of the Class of 1928 of the University of Hawaiʻi, Chiefly of its Economic Aspect…⁽²⁷⁾, 1935
Leong, Ah Nee; Macy, Emma; & Medeiros, Helen, A Study of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church on Keʻeaumoku Street, Honolulu, Oʻahu, 1941
Leong, A. Q., Chinese Death Customs, 1936
Leong, Dorothy, Cultural Approach: A Middle Class Cosmopolitan Community [subtitle in pencil in different hand], n.d.
Leong, K.M., Pālama Slums⁽²⁸⁾, n.d.
Leslie, Elizabeth, Social Institutions: The Salvation Army, 1941
Leu, Aldrich, Our Police Department, 1949
Leu, Chong Fook; Kiyosaki, Rose; & Botelho, Donald, Observation of Conditions at Kalākaua Homes for the Year 1949, 1950
Lim, Sung Hi, Ecological Study of the Community of Spreckelsville (Camp One), Maui., 1937
Lim, Tai Hi, The Personal and Cultural Approach to the Study of a Community, 1937
Loo, Theodore, The Street on Which I Live [Young St. between McCully and Artesian], 1937
Loo, Winifred, The Effects of the War on Farmers in Hawaiʻi, n.d.
Lord, Virginia; & Lee, Alice W., The Taxi-Dance Hall in Honolulu⁽²⁹⁾, 1935

Box A-3: Notes

19.Yukiko Kimura presents a problem in the definition of “student.” According to the University of Hawaiʻi “Commencement Exercises” for 1947, at which time she was awarded an MA in sociology, she attended Oberlin College, receiving an MA in 1937. The archival staff at Oberlin College said via email that their records indicate that Yukiko Kimura attended the Graduate School of Theology at Oberlin from Sept. 1935 to May 1937 at which time she received a Master of Arts degree. Some papers are marked as class papers; others appear to be far too professional for class papers. Nevertheless, all have University of Hawaiʻi on the title page. As a result, I have decided to retain all within Student Papers.

20.This is part of Master’s Thesis, completed in same year.

21.Penciled on the title page are words “as indicated by data on births and deaths” and ” w/map.” Map is missing (Oct 2002).

22.Includes various photographs illustrating aspects of the changes affecting plantation communities.

23.Includes two hand-drawn maps of Haleʻiwa, dated 1930 and 1940.

24.The essay “A Community Study of Haleʻiwa…” by E. Lee and the essay “Some Occupations as Found in Urban Communities…,” by Evelyn Lee are holographic manuscripts in the same hand. The intervening essay, “Hawaiian Political Rallies…” is a typescript.

25.The author of this essay, Evelyn W. Lee, has a different hand than the Evelyn Lee above.

26.Includes hand-drawn maps on onion skin sheets glued together to make large maps.

27.Includes Honolulu Rapid Transit Co. Map with residences of class members indicated.

28.Includes several hand-drawn maps of small housing tract.

29.Published in Social Process in Hawaiʻi, vol. 2 (1936).

Box A-4 (Lu)

Lum, Gladys; Kim, Sarah; Kimura, Yukie; Lee, Mary S., Report on Prostitution, 1939
Lum, Kwong Yen, [Concerns Italian Prisoners of War held on Oʻahu] [NOT FOUND] , unknown
Lum, Margaret, The ” I Am” Movement in Honolulu, n.d.
Lum, Margaret, A Study of Race Relations in a Local Church Group, n.d.
Lum, Ruby, The Salvation Army⁽³⁰⁾, n.d.
Luning, Pearl, Alcoholism, n.d.
Lyum, Jane; Chung, Barney, Ala Moana School Project, 1949
MacClean, Charles R., An Ecological Study of A Community [Paʻauilo, Hawaiʻi Island], 1937
Maeda, Gladys, Shingon Shu, c 1947
Maeda, Sumiko; Okimoto, Helene; Sonoda, Sheila, An Ecological Study of the Hawaiian Pineapple Company Plantation Camps on Oʻahu for the Years 1942-1948⁽³¹⁾, 1950
Makizuru, Susan, I Am an Immigrant, 1948
Maney, Florence, Mental Diseases Among Immigrants, n.d.
Mansfield, Faye⁽³²⁾, A Mainlander’s Conception of the Islands, 1952
Marques, Adaline, The Portugese Protestant Church of Honolulu⁽³³⁾, 1930
Martavid, The Development of Marginal Personality, n.d.
Marutani, Amy T., Waiākea Social Settlement, 1948
Masuda, Ruth N., Study of an Institution — Tanomoshi, 1936
Masumoto, Grace; Miyasato, Mary; Nako, Alice; & Okura, Flora, War Brides in Hawaiʻi⁽³⁴⁾, 1949
Matsui, Toshiko, Public Health Nursing in Hawaiʻi, 1948
Matsunaga, Masayuki, Inter-Racial Relations in Hanapēpē⁽³⁵⁾, c 1940
Matsunaga, Yoshiro, Effect of Unionization on the Plantation Workers [ʻŌlaʻa Plantation, Hawaiʻi Island], n.d. but c 1949
Matsunohi, Tokie, A Rural Community [ʻŌlaʻa, Puna, Hawaiʻi Island], n.d.
Matsushima, Toshio, The Japanese Family, 1930
Matsuura, Kunio, The Kibei Post-War Returnees From Japan, n.d.
Mau, Beatrice, A Cultural Food Study of Families in Hawaiʻi, n.d.
McGregor, Marion, Lāʻie Plantation Community⁽³⁶⁾, 1932
McLaren, Kazue, Pālolo Emergency Homes, 1946, 1948
McLaren, Kazue, Social Disorganization: 8902 Kalanianaʻole Highway, 1950
Medeiros, A., Policy of the Honolulu Plantation Company with Regards to Labor and the Corresponding Attitudes of its Employees, n.d.
Medeiros, Enos, The History of Hāmākuapoko, 1937
Medeiros, Enos, Some Aspects of Marriage Among the Portugese, n.d.
Medeiros, H., A Changing Attitude: Bingham Tract, n.d
Medeiros, Helen, The “Holy Rollers”, 1941
Medeiros, Helen, The Russians in Hawaiʻi, n.d.
Medina, Revocato, ASUH Election 1947, c 1947
Menor, Benjamin, Plantation Kaleidoscope [Pāhoa, Puna, Hawaiʻi Isl.], 1947
Merriles, Clarence, A Portugese Family, 1948
Mihara, A., Project on Community: Hakalau Plantation⁽³⁷⁾, 1932
Mills, Jean, A Case of Mental Illness, n.d.
Miller, Z., Leprosy, 1932
Minami, Jessie, Social Change [in Kapaʻa as occasioned by War.], n.d.
Minami, Mondo, Survey of Kahuku as Plantation Community⁽³⁸⁾, 1932
Mirikitani, Clifford, Study of the Race Attitudes of Students of the University of Hawaiʻi and Student Politics, 1932
Misaki, Edward; & Nitta, Hitoshi, Street-Corner Gang, n.d.
Mitahara, James, Pool Halls, 1949
[Flag in box suggested a paper had been pulled.]
Mitsui, Kazuko, The Nuʻuanu Japanese Children’s Home, 1936
Mitsuka, Roy Manabu, The Assimilation of the Japanese⁽³⁹⁾, n.d.
Miura, Katherine; Aoki, Chie; & Akahoshi, Shirley, The Changing Cost of Public Education in Hawaiʻi, n.d.
Miyashiro, Anne S., A Study of Certain Aspects of Waipahu, 1937
Miyashiro, Sadao, The Hawaiian Homes Commission⁽⁴⁰⁾, 1949
Miyashiro, Sadao, The Japanese: Where They are Congested in Downtown Honolulu and Their Business Establishments⁽⁴¹⁾, 1949
Miyazaki, Fuji, The Japanese People in Mānoa Valley: Sociological Study [corrected], 1930
Miyoshi, Doris; Tsotsumi, Gertrude; Hironaka, Betty, Mōʻiliʻili Community Association and Its People, 1949
Mizuha, Kiyoto, Diary of a Japanese Immigrant, 1948
Mizusaki, B., Hakolau [sic] Plantation Community [Should be Hakalau], 1932
Mizuta, Iwao; & Sasai, Nobu, Parent-Child Relations in the Japanese Family, 1938
Moodie, Mary, A Survey of the Maui Agricultural Co. Plantation at Pāʻia, Maui, 1930
Mori, Masako, The Case of Sumi, 1945
Morimoto, Elaine; & Yasutake, Peter, Study of Waitresses, 1936
Morimoto, Florence, The Japanese People on the Sugar Plantation of Kekaha, n.d.
Morimoto, Harue, The Personal and Cultural Approach to the Study of a Community [Hilo], n.d.
Morinaga, Kenneth, The Assimilation of the Japanese in Hawaiʻi, 1930
Morinaga, Kenneth, Immigrant Institution: The “Tanomoshi”, 1930
Mossman, Hortense, A Study of Kakaʻako⁽⁴²⁾, n.d.
Moulton, F.P., Studies on Marriages in Hawaiʻi, 1946
[Existence of flag in box suggests a missing paper.]
Mumm, Kathleen, The Personality Adjustment According to Race of the Seniors at McKinley High School, n.d.⁽⁴³⁾
[Existence of flag at this point suggests a missing paper.]
Muneno, Shinae; et alia, Family Disorganization: Factors Leading to Divorce, 1946
Muneno, Shinae, War Marriages and Divorce,
Mirikitani, Clara; & Yonamine, Kay, Interracial Marriage and Divorce,
Nosse, Beatrice, Economic Status as a Factor in Divorce,
Aoki, Adora; & Matsuda, Betty, The role of Religion in the Family,
Okamoto, Jane, Education and How it Affects Divorce,
Sewake, Ritsuko, Sex Factors in Family Disorganization,
Tara, Evelyn, In-Laws as a Possible Factor in Family Disorganization,
Maruno, Peggy, Desertion,
Watanabe, Cecile; & Harada, Grace, Legal Grounds for Divorce,
Chang, Gracie Mae, The Effects of Divorced Parents on Their Children,
Akagi, Bernice; & Hiraoka, Yuriko, After Divorce,
Murakami, Wallace, Camp Life in Plantation, 1930
Muranaka, Betty, Religious Revival, n.d.
Muranaka, Betty, A Study of the Nichiren Sect in Honolulu, n.d.
Murin, Stephen, Hawaiʻi‘s Gypsies⁽⁴⁴⁾, 1949
Murin, Steve [sic], Hawaiʻi‘s Gypsies⁽⁴⁵⁾, 1949
Nagai, Marjorie, Causes of the Japanese Migration To Hawaiʻi, 1945
Nagai, Yoshino, Report on Part of the Japanese Community in Mānoa, 1928
Nagano, Masaru, The Nichiren Sect Society, n.d.
Nagaue, Katsuto, Race Relations at the University of Hawaiʻi: In the Light of Social and Political Contacts, 1936
Nagaue, Katsuto; & Murakami, Itsuku, Japanese Barber Girls of Honolulu, 1936
Nahm, David, Several Aspects of Juvenile Delinquency in Honolulu, Hawaiʻi, 1940
Nakagawa, Y., Study of Japanese Children’s Home, 1932
Nakai, M., The First and Second Generation Japanese in Hawaiʻi, n.d.
Nakamoto, Alice, A Japanese Immigrant, 1948
Nakamura, Beverly; Yap, Avon;⁽⁴⁶⁾ & Chun, Annette, A Rural Community: Kahaluʻu, 1948
Nakamura, Hisao, Gang X, 1949
Nakamura, Robert, Pālama Business District, n.d.
Nakamura, Tokumi, A Study of My Neighborhood as a Community:[between Nuʻuanu and Fort St., mauka of School]⁽⁴⁷⁾, 1940
Nakanishi, Ralph, My Community: Kula, Maui, 1948
Nakao, James, The Makaweli Plantation, 1932
Nekota, H., Effects of the Housing Shortage, 1949 [?]
Nishihara, Richard, Changes in My Community [Upper Pālolo Valley], 1949
Nishimoto, Tamayo, Sociological Study of the Church of the Crossroads, n.d.
Nishimura, Bert, A Study of the University of Hawaiʻi Campus, n.d.⁽⁴⁸⁾
Nelson, Jeannette S., My Community: Civilian Housing Area III (CHA III), 1948
Nishimura, Dorothy, My Neighborhood: [Kaimukī], 1945
Nishimura, Nobue, Oki-Kamuro — Japan and Hawaiʻi, n.d.
Niyekawa, Agnes M., The Adjustment Problems of Students from Japan in an Interracial Situation, 1952
Niyekawa, Agnes M., The Effect of Bilingualism on Personality⁽⁴⁹⁾, 1952
Nishizaki, Masayoshi, Cancer in Hawaiʻi: A Statistical Survey, n.d.
Nojima, Isami, Students House: A Cooperative, 1948
Nose, Ruth, Hulēʻia: 1927-1937, 1948
Nottage, Marjorie; & Forbes, Geraldine, A Study of a Section in Kakaʻako⁽⁵⁰⁾, n.d.
Nozoe, Eleanor, The Church of God, 1948
Obara, Genevieve, Occupational Attitudes of a Selected Group of Rural Young People, 1939
Obayashi, Evelyn, Hutchinson Plantation Company, Kaʻū, 1932⁽⁵¹⁾
Oda, Harold Y., The Japanese — Hawaiian Trade⁽⁵²⁾, 1927
Oda, Sachiko, Child and Family Service: Its History and Services, 1948
Ogura, Shiku, Social Organization in the Central Area, n.d.
Ohashi, James; & Maruyama, Bernice, Housing: Kamehameha Low Income Housing⁽⁵³⁾, 1950
Oka, David S., Racial Stereotypes in Hawaiʻi, 1949
Okamoto, Marjorie, Boy-Girl Relationships in Mōʻiliʻili, 1945 [?]
Okamura, Satoru, Five Rural Families, 1949
Okawa, Miharu, Some Attitudes of the Japanese Towards Interracial Marriage, 1940
Okimoto, Wallace M., Kapahulu: A Community Study, 1949
Okimura, Kenji, East Mānoa Organization, 1930
Okimura, Kenji, The Japanese Community of Mānoa, 1930
Okino, Agnes, My Community, 1948
Okubo, M., Honolulu’s Changing Social Life, n.d.
Okubo, Miye; Hata, Yukiko; & Saito, Kaname, A Study of Insanity in Hawaiʻi, 1939
Okuda, Martha A., Marriage and Social Change, n.d.
Okuna, Edward K., Some Phases of Matrimonial Practices of the Japanese in Hawaiʻi, 1939
Olivas, Consuelo, Brawn for Hawaiʻi Industry, 1946
Olivas, Consuelo, “Cadena de Amor” [Club in Girls’ Dormitory of Filipino United Church], 1945 [?]
Olstad, Eleanor, Social Change Among Whites on a Plantation, 1940
Ome, Moses, A Section of Kapahulu, n.d.
Oshima, Helen, The King’s Daughters’ Home: An Expression of Human Love, 1948

Box A-4: Notes

30.Includes photographs glued to pages of the paper.

31.Indicates on title page that maps included; maps are missing at date of inventory, Oct 2002.

32.Though Ms. Mansfield was a student writing for a sociology class at the University of Hawaiʻi, she was a professor of education at Illinois Normal College; the essay shows the writer’s maturity.

33.Includes Honolulu Transportation Co. Map with location of homes of church members marked.

34.In addition to the sections in Table of Contents, essay includes two sections, “Causes of Conflict and Maladjustment” for European war brides and Japanese war brides.

35.Includes hand-drawn map covering two 8.5 x 11 inch pages.

36.Includes three hand-drawn maps.

37.Includes four hand-drawn maps.

38.Includes hand-drawn map and floor plans. Also contains a Pass from Kahuku Plantation Co. to permit holder access to plantation camps.

39.Part typescript and part hand-written.

40.Includes maps of all islands Hawaiian Home Lands entered by author.

41.Includes two maps, one showing areas of central Honolulu where Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, and Black populations centered.

42.Includes photographs glued to a page plus hand-drawn map.

43.Data within study based on test given at McKinley High School, January 1946.

44.This is one version of the paper, labeled “a.” It contains one photograph and while the first page of text appears to have the same content as the other version, it is typed on a different typewriter, having larger, pica, type.

45.The other version of the paper, with the same title, is labeled “b.” It contains several photographs of Gypsies living in Hawaiʻi. The type of this version is elite.

46.Paper by Avon Yap, only partially present, pertains not to Kapaluʻu but to Kipapa. These portions pulled and placed in folder of paper by Avon Yap, “Kipapa Valley: A Rural Farm Community”

47.Includes hand-drawn map of neighborhood with demographics.

48.While no date exists on the title page or the reverse of final page, it does contain a photocopy (thermofax [?]) of campus map dated June 1934 while charts of student enrollment include academic year 1936.

49.Written for Psychology 283 class, May 1952.

50.Contains hand-drawn maps of area between South and Cooke Streets and Queen Street and Kapʻiolani Blvd.

51.Date written in red pencil on title page.

52.Submitted as a partial requirement for the B.A, in Commerce; as a result, it is not written for a RASRL related class. 1927 Ka Palapala shows Harold Oda as a graduating senior in Commerce.

53.Contains nine photographs mounted on three pages with cellophane tape.

Box A-5 (Osh)

Oshima, Yasuko, Seicho No Ie In Hawaiʻi, 1944
Oshiro, Harold, The Control of the Community Over the Family Structure: An Account of Okinawan — Naichi Relationship in My Community, 1948
Oshiro, Shizuko; & Shimabukuro, Kikue, Forms of Social Unrest in the Plantation, 1939
Otani, C.T.; Sakoda, H., The Pattern of Expansion as Displayed by Honolulu ⁽⁵⁴⁾, n.d.
Ouchi, Edward, Young Men’s Christian Associaiton, Kaimukī Branch: It’s History and Role, 1948
Oyama, Grace, My Hawaiian Neighbors: Upper Liliha, [1948]
Oyama, Misao, Corporation Dominance in Lānaʻi, 1944
Oyasato, Tom; Ozaki, Ronald H., The Slums and Blighted Areas of Honolulu, 1950
Ozaki, Shigeo, Community Study: Pāpaʻikou [Island of Hawaiʻi ] ⁽⁵⁾, 1940
Pang, Kam Lun, A Rural Community: Lāʻie, Oʻahu, n.d.
Pang, Morris, A Korean Immigrant, 1948
Pearce, Gladys A., St. Andrew’s Cathedral, 1928
Piimauna, Rebecca; Yanagisako, Elaine; Serikaku, Jean, Papakōlea: Hawaiian Homestead, 1950
Pimm⁽⁵⁶⁾, A Study of Wartime Effects on the Vocational and Avocational Problems of Young Men Members of the Central Branch of the Y.M.C.A. of Honolulu, 1945
Pirtle, Pauline D.; Newton, Gwendolyn, Broken Homes, 1950
Potti, Noah A., Population Growth and Trends, 1945
Powell, Charles G., A Look at the Bahai Faith, n.d.
Price, Gail, A Study of some Hawaiian Families in 1950, 1950
Protheroe, Irma J., The Class Structure and Mobility Among the Koreans, 1950
Richardson, Amy, Old Hawaiian Customs and Traditions, 1936
Rodrigues, Romona, In My Day, 1948
Roney, William H.; Leflar, David, A Statistical Survey of the Development of Communication and Transportation in the Territory of Hawaiʻi, 1934
Roney, William H., A Survey of the Development and Role of Transportation and Communication in the Territory of Hawaiʻi, 1934
Rose, Ruth, The Japanese Language Schools: Their Influence on the Assimilation of Japanese into the American Community, n.d.
Ross, Edean, Kahuku vs. Samoa, 1940
Rutherford, Stuart E.; Judd, Frank C.; Jarrett, Paul J.; Ing, James K., The Police as an Occupational Group, 1936
Saiki, Vernon K., Teacher, Pupil and Parent Relationship, 1950
Saito, Lillian, Sociological Study of Japanese Boys’ Clubs in a Plantation Community, n.d.
Sakai, Etsuko, A Study of the Alexander House Settlement of Maui with Reference to the Henry Street Settlement of New York, n.d.
Sakai, Kazuko, The Valley of Churches [Kapaia, Kauaʻi], 1948
Santoki, S., The Plantation Community of ʻAiea, n.d.
Sasai, Louise, Comparison of Divorces in Japan to Japanese Divorces in Hawaiʻi, 1934
Sasai, Louise, Neighborhood Study: A section of Pāwaʻa District off Sheridan St., 1936
Sasai, Nobu, Neighborhood Study, 1937
Sasai, Nobu, [Changes in a Rural Community ] Haleʻiwa, 1939
Sasaki, Jean; Nishikawa, Leanora, Adult Crime in Honolulu, 1949
Sato, Fumiko, My Immediate Neighborhood, 1948
Schmitt, Robert C., Some Ecological Factors in Juvenile Delinquency on Oʻahu, 1949
Schultz; Kegawa; McComb; Paulsen; Young⁽⁵⁷⁾, Divorce in Hawaiʻi, 1939 [?]
Seiji, Janet, The Hālawa Veteran Housing Project, 1950
Seki, Fumi, Honokohua [sic] as a Community⁽⁵⁸⁾, n.d.
Shapiro, Harvey, A Survey of Cheating at the University of Hawaiʻi, n.d.
Shida, Alice, A Neighborhood Community in Japan, n.d.
Shields, Mabel, [no title] [Personal Disorganization], n.d.
Shikuma, Kazuko, The Yanks have Landed…Right in Our Own Backyard [Hilo], 1949
Shigezawa, Annette, The Nishi System of Health Engineering, 1951
Shigezawa, Annette; Gotanda, Yukio, On the Expansion of the City of Honolulu⁽⁵⁹⁾, 1949
Shimabukuro, Kikue; & Oshiro, Shizuko, The Methodist Church in Hawaiʻi, 1941
Shimokawa, Michiko, The Personal and Cultural Approach to the Study of a Community: Kohala Mill, Hawaiʻi (Japanese People), 1937
Shin, Emma, The Korean Methodist Episcopal Church,
Shinoda, Minoru, The Personal and Cultural Approach to the Study of a Community [Hilo], n.d.
Shiroma, Davis, Konkokyo, 1941
Shiroma, Davis, The Territory, Population and Economy of Waipiʻo, n.d.
Silva, David, The Portugese in Hawaiʻi: A brief history of the coming of the Portugese to the Hawaiian Islands and their activities there, 1929
Siu, Laura, A Study of Forty-Two Filipino Barbers, 1940
Siu, Laura, Occupational Succession of the Chinese People in Hawaiʻi, 1941
Siu, Laura (chairman); Tyau, Hannah; Wong, Ruth; Uchigaki, Tadashi; Yamasaki, Ryoichi; Uenoyama, Hidehiko; Beppu, Tadao, Slums in Honolulu⁽⁶⁰⁾, n.d.
Smythe, Barbara, The Change in Hawaiian Music, n.d.
Soong, Edith, On Intermarriages — I Married a Chinese, 1948
Souza, Grace, A Study of Portugese Immigration to the Plantations in Hawaiʻi, Mainly a Psychological Study, 1939
Souza, Grace; Macy, Emma, Unrest in the Plantation Community, n.d.
Spillner, Ernest, The German Club, n.d.
Spolum, Elizabeth M., Attitudes of a Haole Housewife Toward Race Relations in Hawaiʻi, n.d.
Sproat, Thelma, chair; Ralston, Evangeline; Ayau, Lei, Homesteading in Hawaiʻi, 1933
Stauffer, Eleanor, The Dependant Child, [1940]
Stranske, Arthur, The Mormon Migration, 1940
Stroupe, Connor B., Trends in the Enrollment of Private Schools in the Territory of Hawaiʻi 1930-1947, 1952
Stroupe, Connor B. Jr., A Comparison of Race Relations in the South and Hawaiʻi, 1953
Sueoka, Nancy, Grandma’s Life Story, 1948
Sueoka, Toshiko, Leisure Time Activities of Girls in Waipahu, n.d.
Suga, Hatsumi, Central Union Church, 1948
Sugahara, Esther, The Strike, 1941
Sugahara, Esther, A Study of Religious Institutions in Honolulu: Tenrikyo: A Sect of the Shinto Religion, n.d.
Sugiura, Peggy, A Story of a Kamaʻaina Japanese Woman, 1948
Sumimoto, Haruko, My Community Genealogy, 1941
Sun, Kam Oi, Playgrounds of Honolulu, n.d.
Suzuki, A.K., Plantation Community — Niuliʻi [Japanese Society in Niuliʻi Village], 1932
Swift, Muriel; & Kaaua, Stella, Adult Crime in Hawaiʻi, n.d.
Tada, Dora, Superstitions Regarding Childbirth Among Japanese, 1946
Tahara, George, Maunalaha Valley, 1945 [?]
Taira, Sachio, Olivet Baptist Church, 1948
Takahashi, Shuichi, The Study of ʻAiea, 1932
Takahashi, Doris; Young, Marilyn; Wong, Sau Moi; Lai, Henry, Causes of Juvenile Delinquency, n.d.
Takakawa, Judith, Cultural Conflicts in the Japanese Immigrant Home, 1936
Takano, Thomas, A Study of the Problems of the Foreign Language Broadcasts, 1947
Takata, Miriam, Waiheʻe, A Local Community, 1948
Takatsuka, Doris, Lahainaluna, 1948
Takayesu, Saburo; Choo, Andrew; Booth, Jacqueline, The Waialeʻe Training School, 1950
Takemoto, Violet, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints: Central Pacific Mission⁽⁶¹⁾, 1950
Takemoto, Waichi, Cheating in the University of Hawaiʻi, 1937
Takeshima, Kasumi, Report on the Community of Ōlaʻa⁽⁶²⁾, n.d.
Tam, Fannie; Wong, Lily, Leadership in Collective Behavior, n.d.
Tam, Fannie, The Migration of the Japanese into the South Sea Islands⁽⁶³⁾, n.d.
Tam, Fannie, Race Relations in Hong Kong, n.d.
Tam, Fannie, Race Relations in My Neighborhood, n.d.
Tam, Phyllis; Suizo, Beatrice, Prostitution, n.d
Tanaka, Hiroshi, Juvenile Delinquency: What Are the Causes of It?, n.d.
Tanaka, Masso, Report on the Automobile Repair Garages of the City of Honolulu, n.d.
Tanaka, Thomas N., The Changing Japanese Family in Hawaiʻi and the Factors Causing the Present Changes, 1930 [?]
Taniguchi, Charles, The Ecological Study of the Community: The Keaʻau Village (Ōlaʻa)⁽⁶⁴⁾, 1937
Tao, Takeo, Study of Community: From Beretania to School Streets and Between Fort and Nuʻuanu Streets, n.d.
Tateishi, Sue, My Hometown: Pāʻia, 1949
Tatsuno, Howard, My Community Geneology [sic] (First and second generations Japanese), 1941
Tatsuyama, Tamiko, A Divorce Case I Have Observed, 1948
Tavares, Edna; Kimseu, Gladys; Crowell, Elsie, The Boarding House as a Social Institution: Kaʻiulani Home, 1936 [?]
Tinker, J.S., A Study of a Disorganized Community, n.d.
Thompson, David E., The Filipino Federation of America in Honolulu’s Press, 1941 [?]
Tokuda, James⁽⁶⁵⁾ (pseudonym), Veteran’s Homes: Mānoa Valley, 1950
Tofukuji, Harue; Matsunaga, Harue, Geishas and Nakai, 1936
Tokimasa, Yuki, Suicide, n.d.
Tolentino, Mildred C., The Pineapple Filipino Hour: Reaching the Filipino Plantation Worker by Radio, 1948
Tom, Florence, My Community: Bingham Tract (Race Relations), 1948
Tom, Florence, Pālama Settlement and House on Henry Street, n.d.
Tom, Geraldine, Chinese Social Organizations in Honolulu⁽⁶⁶⁾, 1946
Tom, Vivian, My Community: 1938-1948 (Kahoʻokele Street in Wailuku, Maui), 1948
Tomita, R., Puʻunēnē, Maui, n.d.
Tomita, Rokuro, Stereotypes, 1952
Tong, G., The Dentistry Problem, n.d.
Toyama, Masako, My Community Genealogy (Hāwī, Kohala, Hawaiʻi Island), 1941

Box A-5: Notes

54.Contains one hand-drawn map of Honolulu plus a copy of a sketch of Honolulu made by the first Rev. Bingham.

55.Contains hand-drawn map

56.Folder contains only surname.

57.Originally filed under Paulsen; paper, however, lists Schulz as first author, so Archives staff provided a new folder with names in order on cover page of paper and moved it to the new alphabetical place.

58.The writer has spelled the town name “Honokohua” with an “o” in the third syllable. Two towns of similar name are in West Maui. “Honokahua” is the larger and closer to Lahaina; “Honokōhau” the smaller and further north and east along the coast. Three reasons suggest the author is discussing Honokahua rather than Honokōhau. First her description of her subject town’s being approximately eleven miles from Lahaina more closely resembles the location of Honokahua which is about 10.1 miles north of Lahaina whereas Honokōhau is another 4.8 miles further north and east. Secondly, the writer makes no mention of the other town. If she is writing about Honokahua, it is unlikely she would mention Honokōhau, smaller and further away from Lahaina. Were she describing the smaller more distant town from Lahaina, she would more likely mention the larger town located on the road to Lahaina. Finally, the pronunciation of the final two syllables of Honokahua verses the final diphthong of Honokōhau is so distinctive between the two names, one would suppose a spelling error would not be made in this syllable; hence the writer is more likely describing Honokahua.

59.Content suggests a map was included; it is missing.

60.Contains hand-drawn map, two pages of mounted b/w photographs and several charts mounted on paper at end.

61.Contents suggest the existence of a map showing distribution of Japanese members of the L.D.S. Church. If map was part of paper, it is missing. It is also possible the reference is to one of the (other) RASRL maps.

62.Contains hand-drawn map show community with inset showing relationship to Hilo and Pahoa.

63.”South Sea Islands” refers to the island groups under League of Nations mandate to Japan: the Carolines, Marianas, and Marshalls.

64.Includes hand-drawn maps.

65.James Tokuda is a pseudonym for Michiro Nakashima

66.Includes numerous typed on half sheets of paper which need to be rehoused in acid-free envelope. Each card contains information on one organization; paper seems to be summary of the information.

Box A-6 (Tsu)

Tsubaki, Kiyoto, The Nuʻuanu Japanese Church Dormitory and a Brief Resume of the Men’s Dormitories in Honolulu [Also has information in the “resume” of other dormitories throughout the city.], n.d.
Tsukiyama, Kazu, The Japanese Language Schools, 1940
Tsukiyama, Kazu, Present Problems of Labor Supply and Control on the Plantations in Hawaiʻi, 1939
Turner, Arthur N., Racial Discrimination in Employment in Hawaiʻi, 1949
Tyau, Hannah, Punchbowl (Portugese) [ a community analysis], 1940
Uchimura, Masayuki, Waiākea-Uka [Island of Hawaiʻi (near Hilo) [Community analysis], 1930
Uchiyama, Fusao, Japanese Immigrants, 1948
Uenoyama, Ryutaro et alia, Marriage Relations of the Japanese People, n.d.
Uenoyama, Ryutaro, Changing Conventions of Pre-Marital Relations, n.d.
Morimoto, Aiko, Conflicts of the Sexes in Various Places of Marriage, n.d.
Kouchi, Grace, Factors in Marriage Selection, n.d.
Miike, Fred, Sources of Conflict Between Husband and Wife, n.d.
Kimura, Takeo, The Standards of Marital Relations, n.d.
Ujiki, Misao, The Japanese Community in the Village of Honokaʻa [Hāmākua Coast, Island of Hawaiʻi], 1932
Ung, Margaret, The Waiākea Houselot Community⁽⁶⁷⁾, 1937
Uno, Hirobumi, A Comparative Study of the Family in Japanese Peasant Society and the Family of the Middle Class Urban Society in the United States, 1942
Uno, Hirobumi; Hirai, Gene, Christian Science: First Church of Christ, Scientist of Honolulu, n.d.
Uto, Kaoru, An Immigrant from Japan, 1948
Utsumi, Mary, Migration in My Family, 1943
Uyenoyama, Hedesuke, Personal and Cultural Study of Kurtistown, 1937
Vellom, Betty, Race Relations in Jobs, 1946
Verhusen, Ben L., Culture Norms and Conflicts in a Large Military Hospital, 1950
Wallace, Samuel D., Maunaloa [sic] Flow Disaster, n.d.⁽⁶⁸⁾
Watanabe, James K.⁽⁶⁹⁾, Foreign Trade of Hawaiʻi, 1928
Watrous, Anna; and Ikeda, Elsie, A Plantation Community: ʻEwa and Hakalau⁽⁷⁰⁾, 1936
Webster, Molly; and Koch, Beverly, A Study of Cheating at the University of Hawaiʻi, n.d.
Wessel, Pauline, Central Union Church [Social Institutions], n.d.
Westley, Mrs.[Ella T.]⁽⁷¹⁾; & Chow, Phyllis, Organized Religious Churches in Honolulu, 1936
Won, Esther, Personal Experiences in Race Relations at a Mainland University, 1949
Wong, Dorothy and Tatsuyama, Tamiko, cochairs, Faith Healing in Hawaiʻi, 1948
Morigaki, June, Mokusa Yaito- – – Is It Faith Healing?,
Morigaki, June, I Was a Reiki Patient,
Komatsubara, Tomiye; and Morigaki, June, Faith Healing at a Shingon Mission,
Komatsubara, Tomiye, Interview with Jitsumyo Uyehara of the Shingon Temple, 13 May 1948,
Komatsubara, Tomiye, Christian Science, an Interview⁽⁷²⁾,
Miyashiro, Sadao, An Interview with a Faith Healing Practitioner, 22 April 1948,
Kitagawa, Michiko, Reiki,
Kitagawa, Michiko, Kahunaism,
Greaves, Bobbe, Faith Healing in Hawaiʻi: an Interview,
Uesato, George, Faith Healing: 1)An Interview with a Bodaiji Priest; 2)Accounts of Experienced Faith Cures,
Tatsuyama, Tamiko, Faith Healing Practices,
Wong, Dorothy, Faith Healing Practices Among the Chinese,
Wong, Grace, A Study of the Beretania St. Chinese Church of Christ, n.d.
Wong, Kam How, Kuan Yin Temple, 1941
Wong, Litheia, Observations on Collective Behavior, n.d.
Wong, Maria K., In Old and New Kakaʻako⁽⁷³⁾, n.d.
Wong, Ruth K. Y., Kāneʻohe as contrasted with Greenwich Village, 1940
Wong, Pui Shin, Hanalei — A Rural Community, 1948
Wong, Sau Moi, Bingham Tract Thru the Eyes of a Chinese, 1940
Wong, Sau Moi, Changing Attitude of the Chinese Towards the Aged, 1941
Worley, Virginia Lee, Racial Frontiers in Hawaiʻi: 1936 and 1946 As Observed By One Person, 1948
Worthington, Betty Anne, Old Age and the Hawaiian, n.d.
Wriston, Arthur James, The Filipino Labor Situation in the Hawaiian Sugar Industry⁽⁷⁴⁾, 1928
Yadao, Elias, Mental Illness in Hawaiʻi: A Study of the Filipino Patients at the Territorial Hospital, 1948
Yahiku, Fusako, Migrations in My Family, 1943
Yahiku, Fusako, Social Change, [1943]
Yama, Evelyn; & Zimmerman, Margaret, Race Relations in a Hawaiian Business Firm, 1952
Yama, Evelyn; Zimmerman, Margaret, The Assimilation of the Middle Class Nisei and Its Impact on Personality Development [NOT FOUND], ?
Yamada, Junichi, Race Relations on a Plantation, 1936
Yamaguchi, Fay, Keālia, My Community [Kauaʻi]⁽⁷⁵⁾, 1948
Yamamoto, George S., Mcinerny [sic] — Kamehameha Heights. Plus an additional summary, “Opinions on Interracial Marriage of Atherton House Residents.”, n.d.
Yamamoto, Misako, Cultural Conflicts and Accommodation of the First and Second Generations, 1938
Yamamoto, Misako, History of ʻAhana Lane⁽⁷⁶⁾ [one block ʻEwa of Kāheka], 1937
Yamamura, Douglas S., A Study of Some of the Factors in the Education of the Child of Hawaiian Ancestry in Hāna, Maui⁽⁷⁷⁾, 1941
Yamamura, Douglas, Bell Boys, 1936
Yamasaki, Ryoichi, Study of a Fishing Community on the Island of Kauaʻi [Kukuiʻula]⁽⁷⁸⁾, 1939
Yamasaki, Ryoichi, Two Fishing Communities: Blanc Sablon and Kukuiʻula, 1940
Yamase, Molly, The Okumura Home, 1948
Yamashita, Hisako, Conflict in Snelling⁽⁷⁹⁾, n.d.
Yamato, Masami, A Sociological Study of Pāʻia Town, 1937
Yanagi, Kenneth, Housing in Hawaiʻi, n.d
Yanagihara, Mineko, The Personal and Cultural Approach to the Study of My Community: The Waiākea Houselots [near Hilo], 1937
Yanagihara, Ted, My Community [Waiākea Houselots], 1948
Yang, Sarah, Things Korean, 1953
Yano, Ayako, A Typical Japanese Community in Rural Hawaiʻi [a kumi-ai near Mountain View, Island of Hawaiʻi], n.d.
Yano, May, My Neighborhood [ʻAinahou Dr., Wailuku, Maui], 1948
Yap, Avon; & Honma, Haruo, Kīpapa Valley; A Rural Farm Community⁽⁸⁰⁾, 1948
Yap, Avon, A Juvenile Case as Interpreted By a Student, 1948
Yap, Florence, Historical Approach to Community Study: Rural Area of Paʻuwela [Makawao district, Maui], n.d.
Yap, Florence, Study of the Girls’ Dormitories in Honolulu, 1929⁽⁸¹⁾
Yap, Irene, My Community [Punahou], 1948
Yap, Lily C., Religious Life of the Filipinos Including Their Birth, Marriage, Sickness, and Death Customs in Hawaiʻi, 1933
Yatogo, Koji, Slum Housing and its Relation to Social Disorganization, 1950
Yee, H. N., The Settlement Movement in Hawaiʻi, n.d.
Yee, Winfred, Urban Society: The Jocko-Jocko, 1950
Yee, Saura, Types of Relations in a School: Punahou, n.d.
Yim, Bernard, The Chinese as a Stable Group in Chinatown, 1950
Yokoyama, Kazumi, Study of the Japanese-Hawaiian Trade, n.d.
Yokoyama, Kyoko, Report on the Field Trip to Kahaluʻu, 1949
Yokoyama, Kyoko, Social Survey of Kawainui [Island of Hawaiʻi]⁽⁸²⁾, 1949
Yonge, Marguerite, Pouhala, Waikele, 1932
Yoshida, Yoshio, Bars of Metropolitan Honolulu, 1949
Yoshida, Yoshio, What Has Been the Effect of Returned Veterans on Home Solidarity Among the Japanese Family Group, 1951
Yoshigai, S., Lēʻahi Hospital, 1948
Yoshinaga, Toshimi, Japanese Buddhist Temples in Honolulu⁽⁸³⁾, 1936
Yoshimura, Edward M., A History of the Native Population in Hawaiʻi, 1942
Yoshimura, Roy T., A Study of Juvenile Parole Program in Hawaiʻi, 1950
Yoshioka, Florence, Seicho-no-Ie, 1948
Yoshioka, Jennie, A Study of the Recreation of Young People in a Section of Kapahulu Area, n.d.
Young, Benson, Partial Disorganization in My District [Vineyard, River, College Walk, Liliha, Nuʻuanu Streets], 1951
Young, Elsie, Divorce, A Factor in the Disorganization of the Urban Family, 1940
Young, Jennie N. M.; & Wong, Kam How, The Inter-Island Strike as a Form of Collective Behavior, 1941
Young, Jennie N. M., The Study of Religious Institutions in Honolulu: St. Elizabeth’s Episcopal Mission, 1941
Yukitomo, A. T., The Japanese in Hawaiʻi, 1930
Yutaka, Teruko, The Shinto Daijingu Temple of Honolulu, 1941
Zane, Arthur K. Y., The Reciprocity Treaty of 1876 and It’s Effects on the Hawaiian Islands⁽⁸⁴⁾, 1928
Zink, Leland, The Army and Navy Y.M.C.A., 1928

Box A-6: Notes

67.Includes hand drawn map. Pages are heavily foxed; NO PHOTOCOPYING.

68.Concerns the eruption of Mauna Loa beginning 1 June 1950.

69.Thesis, submitted “as partial requirement for graduation in the course in Commerce” at the University of Hawaiʻi.

70.Two authors visited ʻEwa plantation and compared with personal experiences from Hakalau plantation.

71.Mrs. Ella T. Westley [with a “t” in her surname] is listed as an unclassified student in Catalog, 1936.

72.Includes “A Few Questions and Answers About Christian Science,” Christian Science Publishing Society, 1946.

73.Includes hand drawn maps, charts, and a drawing and has five photographs mounted on four pages.

74.”Thesis submitted in partial satisfaction of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Arts in Commerce” at the University of Hawaiʻi.

75.Includes hand drawn map.

76.Includes four hand drawn maps on very thin paper plus charts.

77.Thesis submitted for Master of Education degree at the University of Hawaiʻi in June 1941.

78.Includes one hand drawn map.

79.Fort Snelling, Minnesota, site of the Army Japanese language training school during World War II.

80.Contains several edited sections crossed out or with revisions stapled or taped to the original page.

81.Date written on paper by later RASRL personnel says 1929. In essay, writer indicates that Kaʻiulani Girls’ Home was begun twenty years earlier. Polk directory of Honolulu has entries for Kaʻiulani Girls’ Home as early as 1905/06.

82.Includes a hand drawn map.

83.Includes one large format chart comparing various Buddhist temples.

84.Signed “O.K. Ben Dorfman” who is the same man who signed the theses for the Bachelor’s degree at University of Hawaiʻi above. (See Wriston, [find others.])

Box A-7 (large format)

Cockburn, Katherine, Social Work on a Plantation Oʻahu Sugar Company, Waipahu, n.d.,
Hirashima, P. T., Japanese Community in Mānoa Valley, n.d.,
Kaneda, Nobuko and Mori, Masako, Statistical Study of Illegitimacy in the Territory of Hawaiʻi, 1935-1945, 1946,
Kim, Chong Sook, Migrations in My Family, 1943,
Lim, Herbert, Filipino Business Organizations on the Liliha-Kukui Block, 1950,
Machida, E.; & Ide, K., Study of Several Japanese Cultural Household Customs and Traditions in Hawaiʻi, 1950⁽⁸⁵⁾,
Murin, Stephen, Directed Readings in the Field of Race Relations, 1948,
Nakamura, Beverly; & Park, Virginia, Whitmore City: A Study of Plantation Consolidation ⁽⁸⁶⁾, n.d.,
Nakamura, Torako, Community Study of Auld and Peterson Lanes in Pālama, 1930,
Nakamura, Torako, A Study of Life on a Plantation Camp, 1931,
Owens, Zonita, Teenagers in “Upstate” Oʻahu (two copies in separate folders), n.d,

Box A-7: Notes

85.Date written on typed title page is in ink.

86.Contains eight photographs mounted on three 8 ½ X 11 inch pages and clipping from unknown magazine, pages 67-69. This clipping is slightly larger than 11 inches and so entire essay pulled and moved to large format box, A-7.

Romanzo Adams Social Research Laboratory (RASRL)