Farrington High School - Ke Kiaaina Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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School Government NOBUO TAKEKAWA HARRY TSUII President Vice-President FLORENCE NASHIRO EILEEN WAGONER MARGARET CHINEN Secretary Adviser Treasurer REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY.-FRONT ROW fleit to rightj: Kiyoshi Nakasone, George Ito. Claude Zukeran, Masao Shoii, Herbert Ikeda, Alfred Aragaki, Yukio Kodama, Donald Ching, Peter Bagood, Arthur Kung. SECOND ROW: Florence Nashiro, Ruth Toma, Taki Watanabe, Esther Kurihara, Grace Nakahara, Amy Tanada, Muriel Shigemura, Clara Leong. Patricia Bowling, Ieanne Tsutsui. THIRD ROW: Thomas Nakagawa, Nobuo Takekawa, Robert Yokomoto, Takeo Amano, William Lum, Harry Tsuji, Albe Alfonso, Iames Watanabe, Fred Tani, Peter Tamada. FOURTH ROW: Mariorie Nagai, Phyllis Nakama, Iosephine Iseke, Emily lizaki, Mi suko Kaneshige, Sally Migita, Wilma Castro, Mary Nishikawa, Evelyn Motohiro, Margaret Chinen. TOP ROW: Frances Sakaitani, Florence Kakisako, Takeiiro Higa, George Ito, George Watai, Richard Chun. .a1wr.mmnu-nmnaw fmwmsammfmamn f ,Lim at f- tr. fn M. .-amz-uns tmzv N vv1r,wa...1 , ma-annul 1 pa , V X-mar --1 W 11'

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WILLIAMS ON . GENEVIEVE Oregon State College, BS. Iunior Core WRIGHT. LYDIA Territorial Normal School Chorus Q YAP. LILY University of Hawaii, BA., Ed. M. Iunior Core YOUNG. AH MUN University of HawaiiB.S. Advanced Science Chemistry Physics YOUNG, PEGGY University of Hawaii, B.S. Commercial Training Art ZANE, LAURA LEE University of California at Los Angeles Ed.B. Freehand Drawing Artcratt Mr. Vance, conscious of this picture-taking interlude, ignores teachers' inattentiveness during faculty meeting.

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The Farrington School Government is a government of, by, and for the teach- ers and students. lt still attempts to exercise the principles of American de- mocracy. ln spite of crowded condi- tions it has been fortunate to have an office large enough to be used for rep- resentative assembly meetings, club meetings, court sessions, and as head- quarters for the Farrington Govern- ment Police. The assembly had a slow start but it managed to .function smoothly. The Merit System, its first major undertak- ing, Was successfully put into effect. lt dropped some committees and formed a Campus Committee to look after the cleanliness of the campus and a Safety Committee to manage checking of gas masks, air raid, gas, and fire drills, and the assigning of air raid shelters. The School and Community Service Com- mittee carried on many activities to help students serve their country in this time of need. On December 7, 1942, alone, it TOP: Pleased at monetary returns from war bonds and stamp sale BOTTOM: Betty Shimizu informs concerning the court calendar. Yukio Kodama, chairman of the School and Community Service Committee, presents explanations regarding - the High School Victory Cap to members oi the Farrington Government Representative Assembly.