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

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2 l 't mucc WILLIAM AHANA Editor-in-Chief L xxx IU 4 lm A Wax i XT! B15 Q C1 ,Xl wld 4 i 0 - td TJ A a F fam' lg 'tl 1 . M Y A ,. ., HVV: ...eo ai Ml! H- + W E PETER LAI of . v' DENNIS mo Associate Editor X Associate Editor The past year has brought notable change and improvement to our newspaper, Imua Iolani. A new three- column heading was adopted, as well as lower case column headings, heavy white paper instead of newsprint and offset printing rather than linotype. The editorials, which freely expressed the ideas of the student staff, proposed such projects as the naming of our building wings for distinguished alumni and friends, a clearer de- finition of the responsibilities and authority of the Student Government, better relationships with St. Andrews Priory girls and a system of evaluating high school teaching by the students. As Iolani has no journalism course or special room for newspaper work, the staff worked on their own time under many difficulties, often continuing far into the night to meet the bi-weekly deadlines. To the page editors, Robert Toyofuku, lfrnest Taba, Glenn Pang and Harold Sakoda goes high praise for their constant ef- fort and throughout the paper is reflected the originality and enthusiasm of the Editor-insChief, XVilliam Ahana. A p A ,V h 5 fs t V ,.t., e A , X fi 'H i i fl J ,',, l A I tw' Q ' ' V f 1 f 6 tail - Q ig dgfs-f'1Z?.T ' , , fjv 5? I K ,F -O Q I ,, ROBERT TUYOFL'Kl,' ERNEST TAB.-X GLENN PANG News feature 1'f1111m-

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