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

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ca oolelo hi il Y-N--Y jolani Editor-in-Chief if ,, 5 i ' it 45 Man. ii . jj 7 '52 I - A. it i H V l , 5 N f J X we f TQ'-N N. ' THOMAS MORIYASU Associate Editor EUGENE CHUN Associate Editor The Ka Moolelo O Iolani static, under the leadership ol' Editor-inAChieli Harold Ing. worked diligently to produce this yearbook. XY'ith the Alma Mater chosen for this years theme, the statl' has endeaxored to present as complete a picture ot' the varied campus activities as possible. Special credit should be gixen to the Editor-in-Chief, Harold lng, and the Layout Editor, Thomas Moriyasu, who did most of the work in putting the annual together. Thomas was also elected president ot' A.L.O,H.A., the Associated League of High-school Annuals, which held iarious meetings and workshops throughout the year. Thanks go also to the Reverend Robert Stretch, the adxisor, who w as faced with the problem ot' getting acquainted with the members ot the statt and the school, as well as that ot' producing a yearbook. This year the statt decided to denote from the original trend and produce a yearbook which, it beliexes. is refreshingly ditterent. It hopes the change will meet with the approx al ot' the students. Despite the lack of adequate space and facilities, the statt has done a tommendable Viola. and they have gained invaluable experience in journalism. .Whey-, A 'EET .--' 'ug 1 js , 'I i 1 e Q ,-X Roi' SAK-nvxxitx .xi,AN Moo Grorrkiix' trier l'liiitoeiapliN Lip-mp hiisiivs- Nliiiiaeiz X