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

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'wma 'HRS DOROTHY NI XTSINGER Xdusor reowlent 0 Qlula The Presidents Club under the euldanee of Mrs Dorothy Mat smeer enyoyed a yery prosperous year Nou ln lts seeond year the club beneflted greatly from hearlng seseral fnne guest speakers Thus club IS certalnly one of great prestree as :ts membershlp meludes only the presrdents of the yarlous classes the presxdents of the Y1l'lOLlS clubs the presidents of the yumor and semor homerooms the yudges and elerle of the Student Court the president of the Student The Presldent s Club xs built on the P1'lI1ClplC of the Toastmasters Clubs wnth the xdea of tramlng tts members 1n department at a luncheon IH fulflllmg oblneatlons While eatmg, and m learnxne to speak properly Its members haye earned xnxaluable tralmng, m thus durlng the past year and thls trumnyg, vnll start them rn good stead rn our socxal c1rcle of today WZ Left to right, ROW ONE Roy Nakayama, Lawrence Klkuta, Kenneth Lmg, William Ahana, Elmer Takenlshl, Eugene Chun, Tyrone Kuhns, James Manke, Alan Moo ROW TWO Peter Lal, Chfford Karlmoto, Gordon Sasakl, Roy Adamya Mlchacl Sen, Robert fxsato, Geoffrey Luke, Lawrence Mnke, Fred Koga, Mllton Oshnro, Harold Ing, Thomas Morryasu Q ,v , A , 5 , O ' .- , 'B l V 7 Y V ' ' . ' , ' . , , . , , ' ' ,s V , I 1 ' A ' A .SA 4 1 . Council, and the editors-in-chief of the yearbook and newspaper staffs. , . . . .V . Y , . Y, . . I , .I , Y ' ' . t ,' ' 7 ' ' . V y . L. . Y Y. . Y . ' 1 ' s-:J

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tuclent Qourf f :IN 'ull HRS NIRCIL WININIF kpxxprfg UM' xdxlsor Qhltl U51 1 Lmder the capable cuxdauce of Mrs Wlnnzc lflel wth the full coopermon of the Student Council which acted as 1 police force the Studcnt Court termmrted 1 highly successful year The purposes of the Court vsere to present exch student 1s a responslble cztlzen of Iolam School an opportunity to fulfill has oblncatlon ln malntalnxng, justlce and to eliminate the foul and petty mlsdemctnors whxeh tend to destroy the schools reputatlon Most CDLOUFJKQIUKLI was not the utual number of cases but the fact that the students themselxes took an aetne Interest by summonmg, before the Court uolxtors of the schools rcsgulatxons Each de fendant vsas granted .1 falr trial and itter careful deliberation the ludees rendered a decision 1nd handed dosxn 1 sentence lf necessftry If the defendant felt hrs yudement had not been lust he had the flghf to 1ppe1l Fstabhshed mth the be lnef that the students themselves understood better the problems funn' them the Student Court promoted better student faculty relmons and crelted -re 1ter respect for the student goxernment Left lo right ROW' ONE: Geoffrey Luke, Kenneth Ling, Tyrom- Kuhns. RON TVVO: james Miyashiro, Alan Vloo Nilchael Szn Rov Adaniyu.

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