Iolani School - Ka Moolelo O Iolani Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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GEORGE MARUYAMA Pres IOLAN STUDE T GOVERNMEN .CTV . HAROLD YAMAGUCH1 Vice Pres. Striving to reach its ultimate peak of efiiciency. the Student Council this year has worked with vigor and intensity to fulfill its obligations to the school. Many problems of all types have been brought up before the Council and solved. Meetings were held reg- ularly and were attended by the respective representatives from their classes. The chief project of this year was the drafting of a new constitution. It was handled superbly and effectively. lt is the desire of this year's Student Council that in future days the students of lolani will build a truly effective Student Body Government. HARRY MASAKI DON HO Sec. Treas.