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

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TVFF V 5- P ,s I i 7 l r s i i l I , C k v k i lr i l t L O I-'ARRINGTON GOVERNMENT POLICE fMorning Squadj-FRONT ROW Cleft to rightlz Trinidad Sanchez, Cecelia Iumalon Clara Iim, Florence Tsuyemura, Alice Oda, Elaine Atkins, Aleihea Ferreira. SECOND ROW: Constantine Yahes Charles Kubota, Bertha Kiaaina, Lovey Kalau, Peter Bagood, Filamon Nanod. THIRD ROW: Iose Gomes, Constancio Saromines Walter Fuiimoto, William Lum, Stanley Kitsu, Iames Teruya. TOP ROW: Dora Sun, Blossom Auyong, Beatrice Kim sold Sl2,283.l5 Worth of War bonds and stamps. Continuance ot this good Work enabled Farrington to receive the Minuteman Banner. Since the Army took over part ot our school, tlag raising ceremonies were Ttliscontinued, but the Flag Committee saw to it that the American Flag and the school tlag were displayed at assemblies. They encouraged' all students to review the Pledge of Allegiance. With socials curtailed, the Social Committee took charge ot the calendar and collected tooth-brush handles for the Waialee Boys Training School. Other committees such as the Lost and Found, Mutual Aid, School Organization, Assembly, Health, and School Spirit and Rally carried on in much the same manner as in normal times. FAHHINGTON GOVERNMENT POLICE Ulfternoon Squadl-FRONT ROW Cleft to rightlz Hazel Takano, Henrietta Kamakele Ruth Kopa, Matilda Kauhane, Natalie Kamalii, Thelma Fautt, Mary Santiago. SECOND ROW: Delphine Auyow Leilani Smith, lane Konno, Eloise Ishihara, Bessie Herras, lane Hahale. THIRD ROW: Herminia Rayoan. Carrie Batomalaki Rosita Abad, Lillian Whang, Charlotte Peralta, Soledad Ladao. TOP ROW: Dolores Konno, Walter Konno, Elizabeth Chung

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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.

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