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

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camera Cgluls MR. ROBERT STRETCH Advisor Early ln 1958 the long extinct Camera Club was revxved by sexeral enterprxsmg., semors This club-comprlsed of sensors and junlors was formed strictly for students wlth a gen ume Interest 1n photography Startrng a prec eclent of completely mformal meetlngs and actmtres the Camera Club has accomplxshecl much and ns loolxms, towards the future with great expectatnons Q L 1 -- 4.7 W eb! ' ff! Q J! , '44 -r U s , ROY NAKAYAMA President PP Left to nqht ROW OINE Calmond Tang Lawrence Kxkuta Terence Soon Clarence Sasakx ROW TWO Roy Naka x ami xy Kllpatrlck Alan Moo Robert Black 2 ., t y , 'lag my E x . . 1 41' H! X., :M ,x -1, J D. 'Q ' l v: l 7 1 n 'r y .' : ll ' 19

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,l 41 Glue 'P' 'sm LEF Tuowts HM-H xosmm Mil 'wr l rt side nt Under the guidance of teacher and coaeh lee 'Ihomas 1 lettermens Club vias organized at Iolani Nine Charter members tormed the nucleus of the elub which increased its membership steadily throughout the year I order to qualify for membership eaeh applieant must first haxe reteixed .1 enior letter in one or more of the interseholastle sports and also be ateepti ble to the present members ol the elub An actne though xery young, tluh vie hope to see it play an important role in the life of the school in the immediate future and in the years to come The club has started the poliq of honoring the athlete of the year with the presentation of a perpetual trophy ' .1- Xi , AV 'L I at l t ig i 'Qi' . N ---Y Left to right, ROW' ONE: Hugh Yoshida, Fred Koga, Glen Pang, Franris Tanaka, Michel St-ii, Kr-nm-th 'liunibvy Wilfrvd Chung. ROW' TVVO: Roy Nakayaiiizi, Kvlvyn Chang Sanlry Kzuniya, Cc-ruld Yoshida, I,awr1'm't- Miikc, . nc-s 'li . Harold Intl, Elm:-r Takcnishi. 128

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MRS CATHERINE FARMER Advisor 'Mft' 'f! 'iv'-'M Nuff pawns Y i L 1 is elvra ry cdaooeotanfo Under the ,euldlne hind of Mrs Citherxne larmer the Llbflfy Assistants dnd their utmost to promote a better ind more effluent lnbrary vehlch would directly benefit all the students Among, thelr numerous routmc tasks were cheeknny, out books LOllCCflDyL fmes keeplnze the library an order shelune maternal xnd asslstzne thelr fellow students nn vyhatexer manner possible Hoysexer besldes these usuxl functions the monntors accepted the responsublluty of 1ClXLI'tlSl11KL the opportunities and faellltles vshtch our llbrary afforded lor N11 tional Book Week sexeral of them produced 1 bemutxful dnsplty to stlmulate greater Interest nn readme As a speeltl Chnstmws 1ctmty they once aeaxn conducted 21 postal serx tee tn whneh they rel: xbly handled and deln ered hundreds of Christmas eards Recently they suywerused the selhne, of pocket books whxch brought not only yoy to many readers but also addttnonal rex enue whlch could be greatly utllxzed by the library These endeaxors on the part of the Library Asslstmts haye tauteht them the walue of cooperatlon and lgnen them some lnsrleht unto the workmgs of a lnbrary TBA: WW' Left to rlqht ROW ONE Rox Nakiwama -Klan Moo Qalmond Tang Robert Black Glen Toyofuleu ROW TMO Kenneth Tottorl anus MlX3kl Glen Xounq Clxrence Sasakl Geoffrey Luke Shozo Sumnda 130