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

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Fill lst ROW H Aoyagi C Jinbo E Tokunaga E Yamamoto R Tom T Murotake D Yap 2nd ROW R Tongg S Y Wong P In B Napoleon G Soneda E Watanabe Discussing the sntuauon The headache of choosing the right picture W ' 1 c in A If , . ' - Y c T. Lau. 0 Day. J. iiawlvasaki: C.'Taoka, H. i-Ian. C. Wong, drtta. Eird-ROW: K. Lee, D.. Amana, K.'Mulhaigawa .. 1 f

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Mrs I. Sulllvan Advis0f STAFF MEMBERS Editor-in-chief . . . . Donald O'Day Arrixttmt Editors . . Edward Tokunaga Edward Yamamoto Bminefs Managers . . . . . Ruddy Tongg Clifford jinbo Auociate Editor: . . . Paul In, Thomas Lau James Kawasaki, Thomas Murotake Sports Editors ...... Clarence Taoka Harry Aoyagi, Eric Watanabe Art Editort ....... Melvin Chang Barry Napoleon Photographers ........ David Yap ' Kai Leong Lee, Robert Tom Typittf . . .... Charles Yamanaka Cyrus Wong, Howard I-Ian Exchange Editor ..... Gerald Soneda Juniors on Stab' ..... Sun Yet Wong Donald Amano, Albert Orita, Shigeo Sumida Ka Moolelo 0 Iolani The Ka Moolelo O Iolani staff composed of an inexperienced group of students began their school year under the advisorship of Mrs. Josephine Sulli- van. They set out with the aim of producing an annual worthy of the task of portraying the life of the school. With this aim came the many days and nights of hardwork and headaches usually associated with this type of work. However, it was not all work for in the many months of plan- ning and working together, the members became closer friends and learned to take on responsibility which is an asset to any young man. In all re- spects, it was interesting and educational for everyone of the staff members. The result of the 1949 Ka Moolelo is here before you. The toil of producing an annual.

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a Scroll f U E. Chun, Pres. J . 'f i 'L ,,,.--,e5'.,'ff ..,', I V -QI. ,,.., rg. '. - -J ,:','- .-.f.:j,:,4,rg..,,f 7? - , .- -' ww' , ,- , . -J. .,. , -.,: , . ,rs ..,.f.. ,A .af .' 4' 'R - ,.- 'Q f, 4 't ,r ' 44' 'K y-M. N'-' .N A 4 . ,Q ,Ji .si ' 7 f'A I -1.-Qgjk' ,z - Quill ee- sff 9 , if A 'Iss ' 4 'li I lv ,f I .tu ' .J '7 . ., The Iolani Chapter Quill 8: Scroll Society, beginning the year six members completed its year with a total of twenty-eight. The aim and purpose of the group was to take an active part in raising stand- ards of journalism in connection with the Imua and Ka Moolelo. According to the National Constitution members are chosen from the students enrolled in the high school who at the time of their selections meet the following requirements: they must be of at least junior standingg they must be in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing at the time of their election, they must have done superior work in some phase of journalism or creative endeavorg they must be recommended by the advisor or by the committee governing publica tions, they must be approved by the executive secretary D. O'Day, S ec. Officers for the year were Edward Chun, president, Donald ODay, xecutive secretary, Harlen Chong, treasurer H Chong Trear Tongg W Shim A Chun Hoon R Papa J Kawasaki T Murotake 3rd ROW D 0Day W Sugimoto adm-,Of C Taoka H Chong R Dang E Yamamoto G Hu ist Row: P. ui, R. xosaka, E. Tokunaga, E. Chun, H. chock. c. Jinbo, rt. wang. znd now: 'r. Lau. R. Miss B. Clayton