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

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'1- 'ff I 'fx '1' Clas-ical Club otlicers. Junior group. FRONT ROW. L' Taoka. W Shun. lf. Jimbo. H. Choek. R. Dane REAR ROW1 C. Wong. A Fujuio. A. Yoko- molo. A. IXIeKilloD. M. Tottori. THE CLASSICAL GLU The Classical Club was conceived and formed in December l9l5. lt was formed in response to a spontaneous request of l.atin students who felt that others would be as interested in the project as were they. Thus saw the formation of the junior group with some 50 members from the Latin l forms. ln February the Senior group assembled. The purpose of the Club is to promote an interest in the classics. to establish and maintain contacts with outstanding mainland schools who have problems similar to our own. and to form an organization with surhcient vigor and outlook to hold to the practical end of the work. Club dis- cussions on the language. the authors. the methods of presentation have been used. Debates and such are also part of the project work. ln lfebruary P116 the Club was enrolled and chartered in the American Classical League. The otlicers of the club are as follows: SENIOR GROUP: President. Carl Murodag Vice President. Raymond Tamurag Recording Secy. Charles Charg Registrar. Herbert Leeg Busi- ness Mgr. Harry Chun-Hoong Treasurer. Koozo Okamotog Administrative Secy. Edward Kim. AIUNIOR GROUP: Chairman. Alan McKil- lopg Secretary. George Hamadag Publicity Chair- man. Clarence Taokag Membership Chairman, Clirlord -limbog Business Manager. Wiilton Shimg Administrative Publicity. M. Tottorig Resident Secy. Allen Yokomotog Administrative Secy. Ri- chard Dangg Delegate. Arthur Fujinog Clerks. Cyrus Wfong. Herbert Chock. Classical C'lub nllieex-. seuloi uioup. K Olvai-loin. L Mtirotla. H. Chun-Hoon. C. Chaz. C. Seto. R. Tamura.

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51- z'-. Va-in UlflCl'I'k1 B Yin. Ii Ma T XVUUE, C. Seto ESTRY ST FF This year. the hoys ot this school have heen given an added responsibility. Thar of supervising and planning the activities of the young people attending church at the cathedral. The vestry was composed of a senior group and a junior group. In Harry Masaki the senior group V1-lm' Member -3 l-'mul low had an ellieient. capable leader. while the junior group was headed hy Theodore XVong. This group has accomplished much this year, and they hope to do even more to further the interests of the ehureh and its vouthful members. W Mmm I' Mark, B Ym, B Monell. Back rout G. Nishimui' Knjin1a.C'.Nakoa. H Masaki.

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SENIORS IN SERVICE ln last years Ka Moolelon you have seen a story. Iolani's Heritage . written by Milnor Lum. This year one of Milnors latest stories was written in a letter. lt was the description of an overnight hivouac near Camp Roberts in which he amusingly told of his futile efforts to keep warm in freezing weather. Milnor has a new joke nowg he is learning how to shoot guns. Likewise Robert Minn. james Hamada. john Seo and many others have taken time out of their country. These absent seniors are missed here at school, in the class-rooms, on the staffs of 'ilmuan and Ka Moolelou. in the loelcer rooms and on the athletic fields. They all helong to the Senior Class today. if not in body. Certainly in spirit. Wfe havent forgotten any of them and we are deeply grateful for their faithful service to our country. Good-luelt: ROBERT MINN MILNOR LUM GEORGE CAMP ROBERT XWEBER EMORY KEOLANUI RONALD HAN DAVID tguixo IAMES HAMADA RoBERT woxo Joram sEo , ROBERT WEBER RONALD HAN tleftl and ROBERT MINN DAVID CHING jxx .A I f ,MV , NIILNOR t'cAP LUM I 'Q ,- ' W 'iw ff' a ,f JOHN SEO g . miom' Kicoi x VI? .,1 'X . D I . I' X Ark 'Q . GEORGE CAMP JAMES HANIADA hz'