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

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wors precious top tures from portions, The will rote cont scrutinizing cr discarded proof. Work begcm to move on at scheduhng, selectmg plc- tnmmmg them to correct pro- ldenhfymg, mcikmg copy, omd in rapid succession. which the stuff hopes memory book cmd cm accu- book of Cdl the events, both slgrufi- mt, of this school year. FLORENCE KAKISAKO STANWARD HIRATA STANLEY KITSU ROBERT ISOKANE FRED OBATAKE 63

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HERBERT OYAMA YEIZO YAMAGUCHI IAMES HAYASE Farrington's Annual 62 Ke liiaaina To have an Annual or not to have one, that was a pertinent question. An inexperienced staff, no completed dummy, no photographer as yet engaged, talk of the shortage of photo- graphic supplies, and more talk concerning pri- orities-all these helped to make things look rather gloomy in the beginning. With the determination to make the year- book a reality, members of the staff organized themselves into a workable group. After agree- ing to increase the price of the Annual because of rising costs, they conducted two weeks sub- scription campaign. Staff me bers were sent to all classrooms to boost sal during morning and afternoon sessions. The S niors responded enthusiastically. Underclassm . hesitated. One or two days were slow and t business be- gan to pick up and before y knew it the campaign Went over the top. ' e were now on our way. We scouted aro d and found a willing photographer. ln the meantime we had completed our dummy. Thiq wa' submit- ted to the printer for constructive ticism. Re- visions took place. Most of the wt : was done during the allotted one pei'-fl 1' the editor and his assistant remaining after ool. Our school work program preve ny staff members from coming after sch ime ALEXANDER PARKER SUSAN KANG Adviser Indexer

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AKIYOSHI HAYASHIDA Adviser ALBERT ALFONSO President HI-Y The Farrington Hi-Y Chapter is com- posed of the following clubs: Ke Kiaaina, Pal Ramblers, and the Viceroys. Member- ship comprises eighty students who were selected on the basis of their sincere be-f lief in the purpose, To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The I-li-Y Cabinet, the legislative body, is made up of officers who represent their respective clubs. They are: Albert Alfon- so, president, Robert Katayama, vice-pres- dent, George lto, secretary, Iames Wata- nabe, treasurer, and Mr. Akiyoshi Haya- shida, adviser. Mr. hn Young and Mr. Leslie Eichelberger re active leaders. A Well-rounded a ivity program for the year included busi ss meetings, timely discussions, lecture V men of the com- munity, Wai effort jects, and socials that helped to impro . student relations. Although the War ha handicapped Hi-Y procedure in many W ys, the clubs have tried to make the best f th ituation. VICEROY HI Y Front row Cl. to r.D: Masao Shoji, Tokinori Tanouye, Kenjo ltoku. Iames Watanabe, Herbert Oyama, Tom Okamoto, Hiroshi Ono moto 0 Second row: Robert Tanigawa, Yoshio Koge, Charles Furuya, George Akita. Daniel Uekawa, Howard Fukunami, Yukio Higa Mitsuo Shimabukuro. 0 Top row: Paul Tanaka, Hiroshi Tanaka, Dennis Oishi, Seitoku Arakawa. Yukic Kodama. Masaru Taira. Donald Ching