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

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55 I Els!! gl 5 DONALD CHING Presideni HENRIETTA FREITAS Adviser HIROSHI TANAKA Vice-President O SENICDRS MILDRED CHING Secretary 18 ISAMU TSUCHIMOTO Treasurer

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Senior With Onward as their class motto and Watchword, they started off on their high school career as sophomores by electing Masao Yamasaki as president and Mr. Mitsuyuki Kido as adviser. The production lack and the Beanstalk highlighted a successful year. The attack of December 7 halted edu- cation temporarily during their junior year. When they returned, they quickly Class he Senior Executive Council meets to prepare its budget for the year. History adapted themselves and settled down to make the best of an unpleasant situa- tion. Led by Richard Chun as presi- dent and Mrs. Nell B. Elder as adviser, they Wound up the year with a Iunior- Senior Prom. Seniors at last. They chose as of- ficers those on the opposite page, who served with Miss Henrietta Freitas. They were determined to further Americas War effort by these contributions: the se- curing of part-time jobs, the develop- ment of Victory Gardens, volunteering in the armed forces, the collecting of books, seven thousand magazines, and Christmas gifts, and the making of holi- day favors for the servicemen. An All-Senior Talent assembly, a pat- riotic pageant entitled Watch Ameri- ca, the Senior Prom, and Graduation were concluding activities for the year. They have learned much and now they go out into the World to serve and sacrifice, if they must, for Victory. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY: FRONT ROW Cleft to rightj: Ruth Toma, Taki Watanabe. Mildred Ching, Gladys Tonaki, Bernice Sakamoto, Wilma Castro, Margaret Young, Wilma Harada. SECOND ROW: Richard Chun, Arthur Kung, Martha Nitta, Sally Migita, Josephine Iseke, Donald Ching, Thomas Nakagawa. TOP ROW: Isamu Tsuchimoto, Peter Tamada, Hiroshi Tanaka, Albert Alfonso, lames Watanabe, Shinii Soneda.