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

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Front How: Elizabeth Chung, Elsie Chun, Fumiko Kinoshita. Florence Lo, Alice Yoshioka, Eleanor Kam. 0 Second Row: Richard Kusunoki, Irene Hee, Harriet Hanzawa, Mary Matsu- naga. Harry Moromisato. 0Third Row: Walter Konno, Iames Tabusa, Ichiro Akamine, Stanley Mimura, Mitsuo Fu- iimoto. O Top Row: Paul Tsulcamolo, Kikuo Kageno, Harry Yoshida, Albert 'l'ani. Period 7-8. From Row: Charles Masuda, George Fujioka, Sapronio Vo- luroso, Richard Lum, Henry Koza. Raymond Nakagawa. 0 Second Row: Vera Kaneshiro. Emmaline Among, Nora Chung, Judith Otaguro, Ethel Takemoto. I Third Row: Ber- nard Andrade, Iames Kiyabu, Arthur Kaimi, Gary Ishihara. Roy Matsumoto. 0 Top Row: Walter Nakayama, Robert Matsushita, Masaki Sukita. Period 9-10. Front Row: Rachael Tanaka, lane Konno, Hazel Takano. Dolores Konno, Leilani Smith. 0 Second Row: Elizabeth Ni- shimura, Kimiko Endo, Nancy Abe, Harriet Arakaki. 0 Third Row: Ierry Azama, Ral h Nagata. Tetsuo Sato, George Kansaki, Bung Yen W O Top Row: Kyoge Kasashima, William Wong, Richard Taira, Masaichi Oshiro. Period 11- 12. Mrs. Yap's Core Classes. Student director Margaret Young stops a dramatic With eve1Y angle lflken Cure of Violet rehearsal lo explain the right cue. Nakamoto is promised an even hemlme

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Front Row: Sonny Lee, Katsuto Kashiwa, Toyoshiki Izu, Samuel Kuramoto, Tetsuo Nakayama, George Kaya, Iohn Minoda, Fred Kaneshiro, Henry Talsana. 0 Second Row: Ioyce Tanaka, Elaine Atkins. Mildred Morioka, Victoria Pe- terson, Ida Colon, Alice Ishii. Elsie Nashiro. Sally Tomiha- ma, Ruth Kim. 0 Third Row: Richard Kevon, Harold Ohata, Victor Dizon, Donald Fong, William Lum, Walter Choy, George Watai, Kensuke Tengan. 0Fourth Row: Fumio Ogawa, Richard Siu, Hisao Kinui, Yoshiyuki Otaguro, Doug- las Cho. 0 Top Row: Dorothy Miller, Ruth Terakawa, Ai- leen Hara, Alice Moon. Period 1-2. Front Row: Richard Chun. Iames lwaki, Kazuo Kinoshita, Ralph Kaneshiro, William Kamiyama, Robert Isokane. Iuro Arita, Paul Nitta, Francis Sagawa. 0 Second Row: Gladys Anzai, lean Kawamura, Sally Toyama, Mae Tom. Betty Ma- tsuda, Doris Takahashi, Helen Kawasaki, Marian Miyashiro, Florence Amuro. 0 Third Row: Sam Chong, Yoshito Sakai, Riichi Kuniyoshi. Takeo Amano, Morinobu Nishihira, David Lyum, Robert Nishihira. Austin Kau. O Fourth Row: Dor- othy Nagatori, Doris Nishihara, Alice Oda, Lucille Huch, Irene Kaneshiro. 0 Top Row: Lydia Ching. Priscilla Choo, Margaret Chinen. Lydia Afalla. Period 3-4. Front Row Marilyn Mayekawa, Violet Kushi:-na, Lillian Na- kata. Betty Arimoto. Iuana Rodrigues, Rosamond Akamine, Patsy Chinen. Clara Goya. I Second Row: Florence Yo- shino, Bessie Amaki. Bertha Lee. Deanna Kawakami, Helen Kawamura, Ellen Chang. Sally Takakawa, Ianet Abe. 0 Third Row: Walter Fuiimoto, Seichi Yoneda, Teruo Tanona- ka. Ioseph Tom, Richard Nikaido. 0 Top Row: Claude Zu- keran, Thomas Vllatanabe, Hidenori eganeku. Period 5-6. Mrs. Williamson's Core Classes. Robert Aoki and Yoshito Sakai illustrate the use ol the block Mrs Mito keeps the mimeograph machine busy most of the Pfmfmg PYGSS day turning out printed matter.

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Front Row: Esther Kurihara, Bessie Okazaki. Helene Ma- rushige, Gladys Sugirnoto. Ellen Tam, Frances Sugiha- ra. 0 Second Row: Lorraine Ohama, Ianet Young. Vio- let Yamashita, Elaine Sakamoto, Florence Saiki, Mary Arakaki. Thelma Iones, Cecelia Iumalon. O Third Row: Clifford Lancaster. Iohn Kamae, Wilfred Tengan. Chris- topher Houghtailing, Iames Makiya, Richard Tsuruda. Edward Tom. I Fourth Row: Donald Whang, Frank Agena, Raymond Kadomoto. Edward Emil, Manuel Ma- riani. 0Top Row: Tsuneo Kiyonaga, Vernon Kudo, Herbert Yamaguchi. Period 3-4. Mr. Parker's Core Class. 0 lunior Finale A single, Well planned forum slated for the second semester was held in Bishop Hall on March 22. Topic for discussion Was, Youth and the War. Each lunior homeroom was asked to have two speakers prepare an as- signed phase of the topic. A Talent assembly was scheduled for April. The Social Committee was responsi- ble for this enjoyable program which pro- vided entertainment for the Whole school and brought forth lunior dramatic as Well as many other heretofore unknown talents. Not having as many large semester socials Tempting dishes are prepared by future homemakers in their own kitchenette. as We ordinarily would have had during nor- mal times, We concentrated on making the lunior-Senior Prom held at the Nuuanu Y. M. C. A. Auditorium on May 28, the one out- standing social event of the year, The diligent and conscientious service of every class member made each sacrifice a pleasure, and the class as a Whole Was a force which made every activity a success. We are confident, at the close of this lunior year, that We have done our part to further the War effort. N Cafeteria girls sell sandwiches and ice cream during recess to hungry students.