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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1948 volume:

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SCHOOL Vol. X 1948 COWPER v 0139113 lks of A sympathetic friend to many races in all wa life was Wallace Rider Farrington. His life was an inspiration for good citizenship and his aim was expression of those high ideals which, through his efforts and contributions, has developed Hawaii into a part of the great American common- wealth. With this thought the leaders of tomorrow sincerely dedicate this 1948 edition of Ke Kiadina to Wallace Rider Farrington, in whose honor Farrington high school is named. We, the youths of today and leaders of tomorrow, have learned to understand, appreciate and value the need of high school education. We realize that this training is made possible by the untiring efforts of our parents. We are deeply grateful to them. Here at Farrington, youths show their willingness to learn and their eagerness to serve by extending their best services to their school in helpful and useful capacities. When commencement approaches, Wallace Rider Farrington high school sends out 800 real Americans of diverse racial ancestry ready to challenge any problem that may arise. To those who would look through this yearbook, it is our hope that we have portrayed, in words and pictures, the roles that students and teachers are playing in the process of educating today's youths as the leaders of tomorrow. 4f7 x., Q Siu Thou marsballkt me the way that I was going. LIFE SHAKESPEARE Princ:ipal's Message Enter to Learn, Go Forth to Serve has been the motto of Farrington students since the inception of the school. In order to serve most effectively one should have developed leader- ship. Consequently, the activities and organization of the school have been developed so as to provide maximum opportunities for leadership. Our student government with its many commit- tees, boards, and responsibilities is a great contributing factor. Our R.0.T.C. with its great dependence upon student officers and its emphasis upon initia- tive does much to bring out leadership qualities. Our class organization, closely paralleling our student government organization, furnishes additional opportunities for development. Our classroom organization, forums, committees, and discussions, further amplify and aug- ment this emphasis. One individual naturally cannot be a leader in all the many activities at Farrington. He must of necessity be a follower, too. Putting the quotation, He that has learned to obey, will know how to command into non-military terminology, we can say that He who has learned to be a good follower, will know how to be a leader. In all our school work, then, we see opportunities to both lead and follow. The extent to which each individual student in Farrington can develop within himself both leadership and the ability to follow the leadership of others, will determine his value to the community when he leaves his Alma Mater. We, your teachers, are all here to help every student in Farrington to develop the qualities necessary for leadership in our school and in our community. We Commercial Department The Commercial Department trained students in bookkeeping, stenographing, clerical works in retail selling. A group of seniors work part-time in downtown business oflice. Students in retail selling worked as sales girls. MR. FRED BROOKS-Counselor MR. CHARLES CLARK-Assistant princip MRS. EVA HAGGLUND-Counselor MRS. EDITH KEEN-Counselor MRS. JEAN AITKEN-Cafeteria MISS OLGA LARSON-Nurse -err X .Nga IN.. has 'Sl' CLOCKWISE: Our efficient secretary. Why were you absent? How about a second serving, Mrs. Aitken? Umh! This tastes delicious Hats off to our bookkeeper. - W- - 1 MISS RUTH FUJII--Secretary MISS RUTH SAWAI-Office MRS. LYDIA ENOKI-Registrar MISS MARY YAMAUCHI-Attendance Clerk MISS JESSIE HIRAI-Bookkeeper MISS JANET WATANABE-Business Office MISS BLASE CAMACHO-Library MISS NAOMI FIKE-Library The Core The core department this year has eleven senior teachers, twelve junior teachers and fourteen sophomore teachers. To core teachers, the school is a laboratory for democratic living. They must advocate, sponsor and assist in the administration of those aspects of school life in which democracy is practiced. They must be active supporters of all schemes of student participation in school control. The core curriculum consists of those experiences designed to meet those common functional needs and signifi- cant life problems. Core represents the sum total of personal youth problems and the problems of social significance encountered by youth. It exists without relation to subject lines and is organized around problems. It should be such, as to enable the pupil most effectively, to acquire the skills, understanding, f f W' wie w ,krlOWledge, attitudes, appreciations, sigh! Your voice just shrill me, Mr. Laureta-ahem! loyalties, and modes of behavior that My, Mr. Chun, why aren't you laughing with the rest? will enable him to live Wholesomely, Take if my 011 the Outline, MBS Chong! significantly and adequately in terms of Girl's you look mighty pretty in your costumes. au the functions of hmnan living. w e a t it Miss Marielouise Abel-Plane Geometry, ,Mrs. Naoma Aiwohi-Glee Club, Study Hall, Miss Kathleen Arnold-Bus. Arith., Short- hand, Typing, Mrs.. Lorna Burger--Hawaiian Instrument adv. and Beg., Miss Katherine Chang-Junior Core, Mrs. Phoebe Chang -H. S. Math, Mr. N. S. Ching-V-Bookkeeping 1, 2, Miss Mabel Chong-Senior Core, Mr. Earl Christoph-Band, Mr. Henry Chun-Soph. Science, Miss Sun Oi Chun-Soph. Core, Mrs. Susan Chun-Senior Core, Miss Helen Cunningham-Vice Princi- pal, Student Government, Mr. Walter Davis-Soph. Science, Mrs. Lucille Dennis--Home Management, Miss Mildred Doi--Soph. Core, Mr. Yoshiaki Eto--H. S. Math, Algebra, Miss Lorraine Fowlds-H. S. Math, Miss Henrietta Freitas-Senior Core, Mrs. Fumi Furuta-japanese Language, Mrs. Hildred Garrison-Senior Core, Mr. Ralph Geiser-Bus. Arith., Bookkeeping, Miss Department The core curriculum, must not only ielp the student in maturing his social udgments and habits and in under- standing and appreciating his own :ivilization, it must inform him, provide iim with materials and methods of learning. It must give him the opportu- iity not only to improve his social practice and participation, 'but to :ecome increasingly a sound student of society, particularly his own. The course in core studies makes use mf historical development and empha- sizes a broad historical knowledge, but t must be thoroughly modern in its Jreadth of view and its attention to all significant events, personalities, move- nents and ideas which have a share in American life. Core teachers, believe that core studies make possible experience in :itizenship and that students who live lemocratically in school will learn to mderstand the meaning of democracy ind will live democratically in the rommunity. Now listen here class! Mr. Vestal, are you too busy to face the camera? Is my composition correct, Mr. Ing? Mr. john Goo--Jr. Core, Mrs. Majorie Hee-Home Economics, Chinese Language, Miss Elsie Ho-Home Economics Mrs Mildred Honnaka-Soph. Core, Girls' Physical Education, Swimming, Miss Natsuko I-Iorii-Soph. Core, Mr. Ernest Ing junior Core, Mrs. Helen Ing-H.S. Math, Mrs. Ruth Ing--Typing, Mr. William Ing-Soph. Core, Mr. Bert Itoga-H.S. Math Athletics Miss june johnson-Biology, Audiovisual, Mr. Lloyd Kaapana-Agriculture, Mrs. Myrtle Kaapu-Speech, Mr. Ted Kahananui Photography, Study Hall, Mrs. Alvina Kaulili-Study Hall, Chorus, Glee Club, Mr. Lordie Kaulili-Jr. Core, Tennis Mr Kenichi Kawaguchi-Chemistry, Athletics, Mr. Lloyd Kawahara-Biology, Mr. Francis Koga-jr. Core, Mr. james Komuro Art Craft Mr. Henry Kusunoki-Soph. Science, Athletics, Miss A. K. Lee-Shorthand, Mrs. Kee Eun Lee-Hawn. Instrument, Mr Herbert -. ri' Genius Kawahara at work. Clarence, are you positive you're doing it correctly? Whats that, Mr. Chun? K 'Q f l ff' Mrs. Margaret Liu-Junior Core, Mrs. Edna Liwai- Hawn. Language, Study Ha-ll, Mrs, Flora Loo- Junior Core, Mrs. May Look-Soph. Core, Mrs. Alice Lum-Senior Core, Miss Charlotte Lum-Library, Soph. Core, Mrs. Louise Machado-Soph. Core, Mrs. Helen Mau-Junior Core. Mrs. Hanako Miyamoto- Typing, Bus. English. WN , Mr.Qamu Miyoshi-Senior Core, Mrs, Christa! lN phy-Soph. Core. Mr. Kenneth Nagata-Senior C Miss Miyoko Nakagami-Senior Core. Mr. Yut Nakahata-News Writing. Bug. and Adv., Ann Mrs. Irene Nakamura-Shop Math, Plane Gcome Mr. Tokuji Ono-H.S. Math, Algebra, Mrs. Ellen l -Junior Core, Miss Hortensc Pemberton. Nice work Amy! s. Paula Perez-Tagalog Language, Mr. Edwin y-Soph. Science, Biology, Mrs. Florence Sakai mice Practice, Typing, Miss Janet Sakai-Soph. ence, Mr. Moses Sato-Orchestra, Mrs. Doris rncer-Cooperative Practice, Retail Selling, Mrs, ty Suenaga-Soph. Science, Miss Nobuko Suzuki unior Core, Miss Doris Takahashi-Soph. Science. idx.,-H FEA: 5 tglruu yew. Q lie. IW' Gee, how did the drinks taste? Good-ahcm! Students taking dictation from Mr. Laurcta. Where did that flat note come from? 75 4 J . 9 .- .. 1 f,- ,f Let me in it too, will you, Miss Doi? Quecnic, is that for me? Mrs. Aiwohi, why arcn't you talking with the rest? Miss Ellen Tenn-Soph. Core, Mrs. Hannah Uchida -Soph. Core, Mrs. A. Van Dyk-French Language. Mrs. Eiko Watanabe-Soph. Core, Miss Maria Wong -Soph. Core, Mrs. Lydia Wright-Music, Mrs. Lily Yap-Junior Core, Mr. Ah Mun Young-Physics, Major Raymond Ball. 1 is ,,,4.f v ,ri73,.... M , 1 1 x ff' WN 'w Q STUDE He was a leader of leaders. Q I GOV OVID -.5 by Mk in che mo K Sybh in acuon. Mkhkon dohar smhc. Far ' I' mgton Stude G Ht Overn Discussion must be dun. ' ExCCur' . 43 we Council mm t mug, Em Panel A-CLOCKWISEZ Donald Fujimoto, Pres. Dwight Sumida, V. Pres. Edith Yoshimoto, Sec. Stanley Endo, Treas. Miss H. Cunningham, Adv. The Farrington student government, an organization based on the ideals and principles of democracy, fulfilled its purpose of promoting the welfare of Farrington High School and its community. By adopting and enforcing new laws and policies, the student government progressed under the able leadership of Donald Fujimoto, president, and of the capable guidance of Miss Cunningham, advisor. Successful drives such as the community chest, Red Cross, Christmas seals and march of dimes were carried out by the School and Community Service committee with the cooperation of the student body. Other committees, through their tireless efforts worked together with the student government to render their services to the school and community. Waiting for the bell. Is there a motion? A bl-'CSY ' 'F' s 'ffl QE I I CATHERINE TAI HOOK Soph. Comm. GLENCE EDWTS QChaiK'mal'U Sr. C0 ' E M5930 Mxnomsn NAKAHARA 14 103519 Jr. Comm. o Comm' 6039 sv- Verybody is h3PPy. Mr. ' , Mlyoslu in action. As CIerkMAAN0 JUDITH KOKATA Jr.-Comm is si E Adv. SOPh. Comm. GEORGE SF. Conim. TA The Farrington Court aids students to correct their habits by sharing responsibilities of main- taining discipline in school activities. Respect for law and constituted authority is encouraged by the court. A new court system called the Court Commis- sions was adopted this year. It was composed of nine commissioners, who acted as judge, lawyers and jury. Informal sessions were held once a week. The Lisrenj ng at the h - eating, Commission emphasizes correction rather than punishment. The court commission was composed of three seniors, Edward Mashima Cchairmanh, Glenn Hara, George Hiratag three juniors, Mildred Nakahara, Hannah Rapozo, Gordon Kushimaejog three sophomores, Catherine Tai Hook, Judith Kokata, Kazuyoshi Nishiyamag clerk, Lagrimas Maanog stenographer, Nancy Oya, and adviser, Mr. Isamu Miyoshi. St- cn0graPhers recording the pr d Ofce ings. HANNAH RAPOZ0 MR. Mryosm LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Lt. W Naholawoa-, Sgt. P. Castro, H. Rodri gues, G. Pekini, J. Rosa, Capt. H, J Kaalelopono, H. Maihui, N. Kawai SECOND ROW: J. Walker, E. Ho, M Lorres, E. Kohea, N. Punahele, A. Paio E. Kig, J. Tumbaga. THIRD ROW: M Miyahira, D. Barret, R. Daano, J Weltmer. 'i 1110 The Junior Police Organization at Farrington was organized with the specific purpose of educating all concerned in traffic safety measures, helping to develop leadership among its members in promoting civic cooperation of all school children under their protection, and in assisting the Honolulu Police Department in safe- guarding school children while crossing the streets in the vicinity of the school. Their function is to render regular service at established control points on all school days and in any special service as set forth in the organization code of the Honolulu junior Police. Daily attraction. Whats interesting over there. S Let us in on the story. Sorry, it's one way only Farrington Government Police The Farrington government police force is the law enforcement body of the school and is authorized to make arrests, hand out court summons, and to maintain law and order among students. FGP's patrol the school campus, serve at football and basketball games and at any special function in which Farrington is a participant. Adviser is Mr. Fred Brooks with Mr. Yoshiaki Eto, Mr. Henry Chung Mr. Bert Itoga, Mr. Tokuji Ono and Mr. Ernest Ing assisting. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: C. Nakabara, V. Kamakea, L. Oda. t' Oaglima, R. Acoba, J. Parlos, N. Lee, D, Nakahara, L. Maielua, J. Wright A. Echols. SECOND ROW: M. Foster. E. Chun, P. Lee, E. Kukona, F. Mayoga N. Ke Lima, L. Gusma, G. Chong A. Halt. THIRD ROW: P. Chong, E. Hui, M, Wills, G. Roque, P. Rowe. D. Arruda. FOURTH ROW: V. Bronco, H Figueroa, J. Watts, M, Carvalho, H, Tsuchiyama, T. Saturnino, H. Wong. f . - Q i s xi E x lit K mmm X i 1-im nm 'ew.s.....,st. www xmmwssiamm , 7 QL , Q 1 ,Q 1 , ' sf -. 'Qx!yI,y3,.mP , 5 .' -X V , -,--11 Q. N X x A Q , g Yf Q55 4 M ,-1: Q .1 WG- . , , 5, A . x 'gk A., yxfgw S I - QEQ Q5 1 34. . .Nw XM , by sf at A ff 'gf Q 'g w Q' -. 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MMM, - 7 ,---Mm ' ' bg, 5 f ' 3 2 sf a'ffffz:i.-T ,f m M Eff 9-M'-MW ' 'Q W :: ,, 4. f 'ii :Ei ,. in 79 A BUILDER DEMOCRACY The Governor, the weekly student publication with Mr. Yutaka Nakahata as adviser, was printed in off-set type for the hrst time at Farrington. Personality columns, pictures, and sketches pro- vided wider reading material for students. A two-staff system helped gather fresh news and interesting features -for readers of the paper. Special editions were issued from time to time. CLOCKNWISE: Typist Marsha Yuen and Page Editor Lorraine Sato Iait Editors-Betty Shimotsu and Sally Debelleres. Art Editor Litorge Nakama. Page Editors-Leilani Ogata and Florence Sugi muri Assistant Editor-Elsie Horiuchi and Page editor Rose Chun bports Editor at work. S', I . ' Q .9 . 1 3-Z1 'N .-is +P .O F 0- xi 010 ' r-C Bl KS M A xU'7' xii . 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Covers were ordered early, and for the first time they bear the school seal. lllitors in a discussiofr 1 06' . gi l MR. NAKAHAT Adviser A Loretta Lee and Nora Ho jean and Harry deep in concentration 1 QXXDE R F T'fl.L.r . .INV X' is A, 1 1' . ugly 5 UL Qlllxlivfmg .. D M P l V ll l d ms at the baS5 rum Mor au 1 awe Nair-ima and a 1 A A Miro . Yukuda an dfifiners WWW their The Farrington high school band composed of 74 members took an active role in furnishing music for football games and assemblies. The band performed under the leadership of Mr. Earle Christoph for the first semester. Mr. Max Ford, F H S who was a band leader at Sedro-Wooley, Wash. took BA ' ' ' over the leadership during the second semester. The band played for the Christmas pageant and the Shrine benefit football game. It also participated in the Hopalong Cassidy Rodeo parade. The band played for the ROTC review in March and joined in the music festival held May 14 and 15. Left to right: FIRST ROW: C. Meneses, R. Luke, F. Kaya, Y. Kaminaka, H. Mito, F. Nakama, T. Iwami. D. Luis, H. Yoshino, P Villaruel, R. Abasial, H. Tamanaha, F. Miyashiro, H. Shiroma, F. Haruki, E. Matsumura, A. Yoshinaga, T. Ishida. SECOND ROW R. Imose, R. Arakaki, J, Takushi, M. Akita, E. Watanabe, B. Quinto, C. Acoba. F. Valenzona, A. Kato, M. Perkins, S, Maginsay C. Velles, J. Look, A. Paet. THIRD ROW: G. Inouye, K. Lum, J. Fukumoto, W. Ikeda, H. Nakamura, T. Hong, W. Sakamoto R. Koizumi, M. Purugganan, R. Tamashiro. D. Tamarra, G. Mau, G. Ganeko. FOURTH ROW: S. Emil, W. Yamauchi, A. Shimizu P. Ginoza, G. Takushi, R. Tsuruda, E. Kapuala. J. Adams, G. Fukuda, R. Tom, K. Hamada, H. Kondo, C. Corpos. H. Kaneshige R. Mendes, H. Uekawa. rg! yf w,fsw fery 'x wP1 'N W2 k'Xff 1,-.-.,,,,f 'h'M..,K 4..,,+.,-f-.if f-:-writ r x.-.KTN in ww H may a6a s N55 N ix Y S Qt? 2 .6 Q if-is . X Q A T Q 1 31'1Q ' g tv- Q , 1 - V A v' l h j 7 lg A N, J N-fd Do-re-me-fa-so. 1 8 C out gamous gee rosbys followers' Bin The Senior Glee Club under the direction of Mrs. Naoma Aiwohi was composed of eighty students of mixed voices interested and talented in music. The club participated in school and community functions such as the Farrington open house, senior class day, Christmas pageant, concert at McKinley auditorium, and the baccalaureate service for seniors. Officers were: president, Pascual Dabisg vice president, Evangeline Davis, and secretary-treasurer, Alice Loo. LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: A. Canencla, B. Won, A. Loo, B. H, Lee, G. Okimoto, L. Eugenia, M. Langit, M. Tengan, E. Pang P. Dabis, F. Yamamoto, C. Matsumoto, H. Tokashiki. S. Totor, L. Delos Santos, A. Abillana, F. Simon, H. Maeda, SECOND ROW I. Alpoalani, M. Akina, M. Soo, B. Akee, M. Nishii, C. Chung, N. Wake, A. Kagehiro, M. Padilla, L. Balino, R. Uesugi, W, In,.L Inagakl, H. Yoshida. G. Ogata. R. Sakai, B. Kekahuna, J. Yasuda. THIRD ROW: M. Weeks, H. Maikui, A. Gueja, J. Bicag, A Nakasone, D. Takemoto, J. Escalante, S. Saberon, L. Gallardo, M. Kung, H. Wharton, C. Moses, G. Ho, T. Tanaka, P. Walker M. De Leon, H. Kltabata, A. Kim, R. Ching. FOURTH ROW: L. Chua, N. Cornel, E. Davis, G. Siu, H. Yuen, N. De Lima, C Kahaleanu, J, Nakata, V. Olayvar, R. Ching, J. Lim, H. Mokiao, J. Tanaka, R. Subee, H. Kaanehe, S. Taniguchi, G, Nakamolo B. Kamae. . ' . J Q it . - .- . .if 2. s f? A X' 90 N W A- r ,,.f:. 1, . . , -fe, .fe 'X N fs ..-..., Q 25:15-X . t .,. Q W' . -t X cg. A .ii i S K - Q11 124. ' ' X N -t.-ga l f- I y ' ' ' . K is s . . A X x Q I X Q ,-7 .........,.... , ,,, v f w a, 1- H W M-gk K 6' -1 cs, A 5' ' . .P Q, 5, X ,, .V V 1-f v fkfgggi. M L ,m3ff?fg:L2-.'iVJ L f . , b 1, ' 5S sf,,5 ffe453m4f f 'Y ..,.,. , .-I ,,., , CLAS EIS When we think we lead, we most are led. BYRON SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: TOP T0 BOTTOM: Sybil Yoza, Pres.: James Oliveira, Tre:-is.: Hazel Lum, Vice Pres.: Mary Kurahara, Sec.: Miss Chong, Adviser. .L ' CLASS O ,- Three, years ago, the class of 1948, 850 strong, entered Farrington. They began their sophomore year with Richard Luke as president and Mrs. Lydia Enoki as adviser. Other officers were: Betty Tom, Mary Kurahara, and Stanley Endo. Under the leadership of Mrs. Ellen Paik, and officers, president George Moriwaki, followed by Dwight Sumida, Beatrice Chun, and Charles Fujii. Receiving a reward for placing first in the carnival ticket sale during this junior year is a tribute to their enthusiasm. Mary Kuta' L Hazel Ulm' Alam!! - NC! 3 E2 y SENIOR COEIGHT, ROW Oiilk Yamam0W1Ng?rB0ris Old LEFT To Qxiveira. fra Q ROW T bashlilawa mes l by Yo1-B cg K0 hara. 313 Kaneshxro. Syiice Isokane. GW Kenne Barbara won! moto, ESQ Q- - I , I U CLOCKWISE: Whar's 48 ny Audrey!! . . . Day ing!! . . . Nancy . . Blah! Blah! Keep you on your job, Hazel!! . us the joke, Sybil!! As Seniors, they were determined to make the most of their last school year and also to live up to their motto, Onward Ever, Backward Never! Witl1 Miss Mabel Chong as adviser and Sybil Yoza as president the school year started with a bang. Hazel Lum, Mary Kurahara, and james Oliveira completed the invincible loursome. The Senior Frolicn was held on the terrace with green and white and carnations adorning. The beanie sale was a great success in promoting school spirit. The Senior Prom at the Mormon Tabernacle and the Grad- uation Dinner-Dance at Lau Yee Chai ended memorable days for them. A Edna WSG' , Ylkungr H11 . ,muck to Mal' N -akamh U!!! Malsumo ' ki- . L ml Rwhaxrd Hn ind Suzuki. Maed Yonaha' Kay Tglrey Mt-e QU!!! clay lwndal NN: F!OURg Mildfe Q Fuiim010- Au ' Row 'ru1U emma, R0 'nm Jeanne! 0 Nishim0!! A!!:!!K.unac, JamCS L .. E.tlxx'21Yf ' muia, so fun- Dream- . Mary r mind . . Tell ,si K9 It K4 ti--....., Nlaehiido' 'UQ wr f tu dy-r ,fi 4 LD . 'L 'x AARONA, WILLIAM Sr Baseball I1 Sr, Football 2 ABASIAL. RICHARD CEORGE Sr Band 2. 3: ROTC 2 Orchestra ABE. NORMAN ABILLANA. ALIPIO Glce Club I. 2. 3: ROTC 2 FGP 3 ACHURRA, AMELITA ACOBA. CLAUDIO ROTC 23 Band 1, 2, 3 ADAMS. JOHN Sr. Band I, 2. 35 R AFALLA. TERRY AGUA, ELEANOR I P R. Forum 3 AIHARA, ROY AIPOALANI. IDA H.R. Chr. 2: Glee Club I 2 3 Svtlmmlng 2 3 Social Chr. 3 AJIMINE. ETHEL T Soph. Class Forum Chr 1 Y Teens 1 Carmval Publicitw Co-Chr. 23 S.B. Assembly Chr 2 Carmval Gen Chr 3 AJIMINE, WILLIAM H R. Treas. 3: Comets H1 Y 2 3 AKAMINE, RICHARD AKANA. ANITA Cafeteria Comm. 3 Rxfle Team 3 AKEE. BETTY Glee Club 1. 2, 3: Tenms Club 3 AKI, CHRISTINE Dramatics 2, 3: Song Leader 3 AKINA, DOUGLAS H R. Chr. 23 Tennis 2, 3 AKINA, MARGARET I-LR. Social Chr. I Soph Claes Social Chr I Glee Club I, 2, 35 H.R. VChr 3 AKO. ROSALIND Sr. Lib. Chr. 33 Chemistry Club 3 ALANIA, LARRY H R. Soc. Chr. 1: I-LR. Chr 2 Sr Clash Rep 3 ALIBANG. DOLORES Club 233 33 Mariner 3 ALO. HAZEL Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 ALVARO. CHRISTINE H.R. Eng. Chr. 1 AMIMOTO. LILLIAN AMMONS. GILBERT HR. Forum Chr. 2, 3 Tumblxng 2 ROTC 2 3 Chenr Leader 3 AMOR, MABEL S.B. Rep. 35 Greggxteb 2 3 ANZAI. HAROLD ROTC 2, 3 AON0, RAYMOND APUAN. MARY HR Eng. Chr. I: Y-Teensl 2 Jr Rep 2 Grcggxtem 2 3 H R Lib. Chr. 35 Reception Comm 3 ARAKAKI, HENRY ARAKAKI, JOHN ARAKAKI, NANCY ARAKAKI, VIOLET H.R. Lib. Chr. 1, 21 H.R. Chr. 2 HR Snh 81 Comm Ch ARITA, DORIS H.R. Svc. li H.R, Trcaf 1.11101 Lcnx T'-Tk'l'!l5 Trl-aw. 3g Grcggitgx ARITA, HENRY H1-Y 33 H.R. Trcns. 3: Chem Clu AU, G EORG IANA AUYONG. CLARENCE H.R. Chr. 13 H.R. Svc. 3 AWAI, MYRTLE .IPO 1: H.R. Eng. Chr. 2, 3 BAKER, LYLAC H.R. Lib. Chr. 12 H.R. H0 1 1 3 HR C 6 Comm. Chr. 3 HANTILAN, SERVILIANO lI.R. Cl1r. 13 FGP 2, Photo Club 2 H R Social Chr 2 BAQUI. STEVEN Jr. Class Rep. 2: Sr. Class R0 IXAQUIRO, THOMAS HATUNGBACAL, JACINTO ROTC 2 HANIAMINA, CECILIA SB. Gov't Rep. 3: H.R. Trcas. 2 ISESSA, HERBERT BICOY, JOSEPHINE FGP 21 Glee Club 2, 33 H.R Health Chr 3 BINGO, LAURA H.R. Trcas. 2 BLAQUERA, CONSTANCIA H.R. Rep. 1: ll.R. Health Chr BUSH , PAULINE ILR. Eng. Chr. 1, H.R. Soc. Chr 2 Song Leader Sch. 81 Comm. Chr. 3 CABRAL, GEORGE Sr. Football 2 CADIRAO, JOSEPHINE H.R. Sec. li Glcc Club 1, 2 FCP H R Soc Gruggitcs 3 CAMBIA, BERNARD CANAPE, GILBERT JOHN CANAPE, RAMONA Soph. Class Rep. 13 Gloc Clu Timers 2, 3 CARVALHO, BETTY MAE ll.R. Soc. 13 Grcggites 3 CARVALHO, MANUEL FCP 2, 3 Cl-TLADES, EMILIANA H.R. Lib. Comm. 3 CHANG, All BIU H.R. Vice Pres, lg Glcc Club 1 2 Tenmb Club CHANG, ALBERT Glue Cl11b 1, 2 CHANG, ALBERT CHANG, ARTHUR ILR. Forum Chr. 25 ROTC 2. Glec Club 3 FGP 3 CHANG, ALICIA Glue Club 15 H.R. Forum Ch1 1 Gicggitcb 2 Chr. 3 CHANCE, HARRY W. S. Lib. Chr. 2: Sr. Basketbdl 2 3 H R Trc 5 1. 1 '1 4 il .1 1? ff CHANG, KOON HING Tennis 1, 2, 3 CHANG, LILLIAN K. C. Swimming 15 H.R. Sec. 25 Tumbling 25 H.R. Soc. Chr. 35 Orchestra 3 CHANG, MAY K. M. H.R. Pres. 15 H.R. Sec. 15 Chem. Club 35 Gov's Forum Club Sec. 35 Y-Teens 3 CHANG, RAYMOND C. Y. H.R. Soph. Class Rep. 15 H.R. Rep. 25 H.R. Pres. 25 H.R. Lib. Chr. 25 H.R. Class Pres. 3 CHANG. SHIRLEY H. S. Swimming 1, 25 H.R. Forum Chr. 25 Inter-Sch. Council 2. 35 Farr. Gov't Rep. 35 Gov's Forum Club Pres. 3 CHANG, WALTER M. L. H.R. V-Chr. 2, 35 ROTC 2, 3 CHAR, SALLY C. H. CHEE, CYNTHIA K. J. H.R. Sec. 2 CI-IEE, ELEANOR Y. N. Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 25 S.B. Rep. 25 Sch. 8: Comm. 3 CHEE, JAMES K. F. H.R. Rep. 1, 2, 3 CHINEN, BETSY T. CHINEN. MARY K. Cafe. Comm. 3 CHING, BEATRICE K. Y. CHING, CLIFFORD E. F. H.R. Soc. Chr. 15 H.R. Treas. 25 FGP 3 CHING, HELEN L. J. H.R. Chr. 15 H.R. Student Body Rep. 1. 2: H. R. Treas. 3 CHING. MARILYN Biology 3 CHING. ROLLIN Glee Club 3 CHING, VILMA F. Y. . H.R. Sch. 8: Comm. Ser. Chr. 15 H.R. S.B. Rep. 2: Greggxtcs 3: H.R. Sec. 3 CHONG. ALLEN N. F. H.R. Chr. 15 Vet. Club 25 Class Rep. 3 CHONG, CALVIN Y. K. H.R. Treas. 15 Tennis 2, 35 H.R. Sch. It Comm. Ser. Chr. 3 CHONG, GERALDINE T. Y. H.R. Forum Chr. 15 FGP 2, 3 CHOO. SHIRLEY K. Y-Teens 3 CHOW. HARRY M. Glee Club 2 CHUN. BEATRICE K. O. H.R. Eng. Chr. 15 Mariners Yoeman 3 CHUN. BEATRICE S. K. H.R. Pres. 15 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Jr. Class Sec. 25 Co-Asst Ed. Gov. 25 Co-Ed. 3 CHUN. ELFRIEDA CHUN. HERBERT T. T. CHUN. LEONARD CHUN. LILLIAN K. H.R. Chr. 15 H.R. Rep. 15 Lei Comm. 25 Glec Club 2. 1 CHUN. SALLY S. W. H.R. Sec. 1 CHUNG, BETTY K. S. H.R. Sec. I5 H.R. Soc. Chr. 25 H.R. V-Chr. 35 Dress Regulations Comm. 3 CHUNG CONSTANCE S. Y. :ilu 1 i er m...Q mm. :z CHUNG. TAI YAU Cafe. Comm. 3: Photo Club 3 CLARK, WILLIAM EDWARD FFA I: H.R. Chr. 2: ROTC 2. 3: H.R. V-Chr. 3 COLLINS. CLARENCE Swimming Club 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Cheer Leader 3: Tennis Club 3 CORNEL. NATIVIDAD CRISTOBAL, AUGUSTIA DABIS. PASCUAL Class Rep. 1: Glee Club 1. 2. 3: ROTC C.C. 2. 3: Pres. G.C. 3: FGP Commissioner 3: S. Gov't Rep. 3 DAVIS. DAISY PAILOLO Greggites 2: H.R. V-Chr. 2: Recep. Comm. 3: H.R. Lib. Chr. 3 DAVIS. EVANGELINE HIILEI Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Song Leader 3 DcASIS. LAURENCIO H.R. Chr. 1: H.R. Soc. Chr. I: H.R. S.B. Rep. 2 DEBELLERES. SALLY H.R. V-Chr. 1: Jr. Class Rep. 2: Science Club Sec. 2: Biology Club 2: Governor Staff 3: Dress Re. Chr. 3 DGCOSTA. H ERBERT LOUIS DELA CRUZ. MERCEDES R. H.R. Chr. 1: H. R. Sec. 2: H.R. Sch. 8: Comm. Ser. Chr. 3 DELA PENA, BEATRICE Greggites 2, 3: H.R. Eng, Chr. 1, 2: H.R. Soc. Chr. i, 2 DeLIMA. NORMA Glee Club 2, 3 DELOS SANTOS, LINO COMES DIAS, SERAPHINE Jr. H.R. V-Chr. 3 DOMDOMA, CLARENCE DUMLAO, MARY Glee Club 2: Health Chr. 3 DUNG, VIOLET K. 0. H.R. Lib. Chr. 3 EBESUI, RUTH M. Sch. 81 Comm. Chr. 3: Distributors Club 3 ECHOLS. AMELIA K. FCP 1, 2, 3: H.R. Health Chr. I: Glee Club 2: Chief of Police 3 ENDO, STANLEY T. H.R. Class Treas. 1: H.R. Treas. 2: S.B. Treas. 3 ENOMOT0, JAMES H. .H.R. Forum Chr. 1: H.R. Treas. 2 ENOS. ROBERT FREEMAN H.R. Sch. 8: Comm. Ser. Chr. 3 ESCALANTE, JUANITA FARIA, MELVIN Tennis Club l, 2: H.R. Soc. Chr. 2 FARINAS, FLORENCE K. Glee Club I: Class Chr. 2: Forum Chr. 3 FARM, EDWARD Y, C. H.R. Pres. 1: H.R. Stu. Body Rep. 1: Allied Youlh 1: H.R. Forum Chr. 2, 3: Dramatics 3 FAUFATA. ELSIE L. H.R. Treas. 2: Mariners 3 FIGUEROA, HAROLD Football I: H.R. Treas. 1.2: H.R. Sch. 8: Comm. Ser. C r. 2 FOSTER. MARY FREEMAN. GERALDINE V Q 71 x 'N ral.. 4 Don! let ir get away, Henry . . . What dead pans do I sec . . . Be kind to dumb animals . . . Seems like everyone is loaling. IG ui. . H FUJII. CHARLES Jr. Class Treas. 23 Class Ring Chr. 3g Carnival Comm. Treas. 3 FUJII, STANLEY l'i.R. Chr. 2, 3: ROTC 2, 3, Farr. Police 3 FUJIKAWA, LORAINE H.R, Lib. Chr. 11 H,R, ViC0 Chr. 2 FUJIKI. HELEN Glee Club 1, 3 FUJIMOTO. DONALD Prosecuting Attorney 2: ROTC 2, 3, SB. Pres. 33 Oahu Allied Youth lst Vice Chr. 3 FUJIMOTO. JEANNETTE l-l.R. Rep. 1. 3: Glee Club 1,25 ll.R. Sec. 2: Y-Teens 3: Chemistry Club 33 Biology Club Pres. 3 FUJISHIMA. ELSIE HR. Lib. Chr. lg Y-Teens 1 FUJISHIMA, HENRY Allied Youth 1. 2: H.R. Pres. 3 FUJITA, HARRIET Biology Club 3 FUJITA, NANCY Y-Teens 1, 2: Greggites 23 Allied Youth 25 Jr. Rep. 23 Lib. Chr. 31 Ke Kiaaina 3 FUJITA, SHARLA Class Rep. 1, Greggites 2, 3 FUJIWARA, CHARLES Chemistry Club 2, 3: H.R. Pres. 2: H.R. Vice-Chr. 31 Hi-Y 3 FUJIWARA. ROSE Glee Club 1, 2: l-LR. Eng. Chr. 3 FUJIYAMA, HARRY Class Rep. 11 H.R. Eng. Chr. 2, Student Gov'l Rep. Ass 3: Ke Kiaaina 3 FUKUDA, GEORGE Sr. Band 2, 31 Sr. Football 3 FUKUMOTO, DOROTHY ll H.R. Lib. Chr. 15 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: H.R. Sch. 81 Comm Mm in-N... sn CLOCKWISE: Ncctl soma h:.lp Gnllurrll Dancing dancing Who arc you looking .ir Elaine Baa and har beau FUKUMOT0, FLORENCE H.R. V-Pres. 31 Y-Teens l, 2 Greggites 2 3 FUKUMOTO, JAMES Hi-Y 33 Sr. Band 3 FURUSHIMA. RICHARD FURUYA, HOWARD S.B.Rep.11 H.R. Jr. Clam 3: H.R. Forum Chr. 3 GANEKO. GEORGE Sr. Band 1, 2, 3 GAPUSAN, VIOLET J.P.O. lg H.R. Forum Chr. 1 GALLARDO, LOUISA Class Rep. 2 GAZA. FLORENCE H.R. Health Chr. 3: Y-Teena 3 CENKA, MASANORI GIBSON, BETTY LOU H.R. Sec. 33 Reception Comm 3 GINOZA, PAUL Band l, 2, 33 Swimming l GOLES, ANITA GOODWIN, GEORG E ROTC 2, 31 F.F.A. Pres.. 3 GOTO, DANIEL H.R. Sch. 81 Comm. Ser. Chr. 1 HR E g, Ch 2 HiY 3 GOUVEIA, ALBERT H.R. Sch. 81 Comm. Chr. 2 Jr Football 2 GOYA. PATSY H.R. Pres. 2: H.R. Sec. 3 3 if 1 'il 2 4 . ,W-I X k,! r Q ' f Y 4 D in 56 'fi sf-- .-A 3.x 'A .V K- .Ex .63 if i u ,Q Q :- GUSMAN, LILLIAN MAY F.G.P. 3 HADULCO, RAYMOND HAIDA. VIOLET Allied Youth lg H.R. Chr. 1: Y-Teens Sec. 1: Y-Teens V-Pres. 21 Y-Teens Pres. 3: H.R. Treas. 2: SB. Rep. 3 HAHN. GEORGE HAMADA, KENNETH HAMAGUCHI, JOAN HAMAMURA. VIVIAN H.R. Health Chr. lg Allied Youth 1. 2: Y-Teens 1. 2. 33 Jr. Class Rep. 21 Greggites 2, 3: H.R. Soc. Chr. 3 HANAI, FLORENCE H.R. Eng. Comm. Chr. 1: Y4Teens 1 HANAOKA. NORMA HARA, GLENN Hi-Y 1. 2, 33 H.R. V-Chr. lg Court Commission 35 Chem. Club 3 . HARA. VIOLET Allied Youth 11 H.R. Sec. 1, 3: H.R. Stu. Gov't Rep. 2: Science Club Sec. 23 Sch. 8: Comm. Chr. 3: Biology Club Treas. 33 Chem. Club 3 HARUKI. FRANK H.R. Chr. 25 Hi-Y 2. 33 Sr. Band 3 HASEBE , EDITH HASHIMOTO, VIOLET H.R. Lib. Chr. 11 Club 233 1, 2 HATICO, JOSEPHINE Class Rep, lg Y-Teens Sec. 1, 29 H.R. Chr. 25 Greggitcs V-Pres. 2, 3: Campus Chr. 3 HATTORI, RAYMOND HAYASE, JANET HEBARU, MAY HELENIHI, GOLDIE HENDRIZ, NANCY LOU nEwLE'r'r, 'DOROTHY Swimming 1, 2, 3 MIZUNAKA. ELAINE HIDANO. ROBERTA H.R. Pres. 23 H.R. Sec. 33 Cafe. Comm. 3 HIGA, AYAME HIGA. EDWARD Class Rep. 25 SB. Smoking Chr. 3 HIGA, GERRIE Glee Club ig S.B. Rep. 1 HIGA, JAMES Glee Club 2, 3 HIGA. TOMOSHIN Jr. Football 2g F.G.P. 3 HIMEDA, EDGAR H.R. Chr. lg H.R. V-Pres. 25 Chem. Club 3 HIRAKAMI, RICHARD H.R. Pres. lg Glee Club lg ROTC 2: Class Pres. 3 HIRATA. GEORGE S.B. Rep. 1: H.R. V-Chr. 2: Dress Reg. Comm. 2: H.R. Red Cross V-Chr. 31 Sch. 81 Comm. Chr. 33 Chem. Club 3: Hi-Y Treas. 3 -In nn xlnnlz' HO. NORA Y. S. H.R. Sec. 11 Glee Club l, 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Ke Kiaaing Organization Ed. 3 HOLT, ARDEN E. F,G.P. 2, 3 HONDA. FRED H. H.R. Forum Chr. 2: H.R. Sch. 8: Comm. Ser. Chr. 21 Hl-Y 2. 3: Mutual Aid Board Chr. HONDA. GAY H. H.R. Sec. I: H.R. Senior Rep. 3 HONDA. NANCY Y. H.R. Treas. 2: H.R. Rep. 1, 33 Greggites 2, 3 HOOPAI, JOSEPH ROTC 1, 22 Glee Club 3 HOOK. ALETHEIA L. H.R. Health Chr. 1: Glee Club lg H.R. Llb. Chr. 3: HORI, MELVIA T. H.R. Sch. 8: Comm. Ser. Chr. I, 2: Allied Youth I, 2, 3: H.R. Health Chr. 3 HORITA, HERBERT K. HORIUCHI, ELSIE T. HU, BENJAMIN K. S. IAEA. ALVIN H. IBIGUCHI, RICHARD Y. ICHIDA. SALLY H. H.R. Sec. 1: Glee Club 1 IGE. HOWARD M. H.R. Vice-Chr. lg H.R. Treas. 21 Hl-Y 2, 3 IGE. NANCY M. IHA. HARRY S. H.R. Treas. I, 21 F.F.A. 3 IHA, MAUREEN S. S.B. Rep. lg Orchestra 2 IKEDA. KENNETH ROTC 2. 3 IKEDA. LESLIE H.R. Treas. 1 ILI. RUBY K. IMAGUCHI, DOLORES K. H.R. Vlce Pres. 23 H.R. Sec. 1. 3: Greggites 2. 3 IMAMURA. EDWARD K. IMAMURA, LEATRICE Y. IN, WILLIAM Glee Club 2. 3: H.R. Treas. 1 INAGAKI. LOUIS S. H.R. Vice-Chr. Ip H.R. Health Chr. 21 Glee Club 1, 3: H.R. Forum Chr. 3 INAMURA. FLORENCE M. Teen Timers 2, 35 Cafe. Comm. 31 Llb. Chr. 3 ING. DAVID A. Band lg H.R. Treas. 2 ING, JENNIE Biology Club 2 INOMOTO. ROSE H.R. Sec. 2: Sr. Rep. 3 INOUYE, GEORGE Jr. Soc. Comm. 25 ROTC 25 Sr. Band 3 IINUMA, NOBUYUKI -Chem. Club 2, 3 .ff .QS ,Q INOUYE, SHIZUKA H.R. Forum Chr. l: Y-Tccnm 1. 3: Chcm. Club 3 ISA. BEATRICE rum Chr. 1: Y-Tccns I. 2. 3: Lib. Chr. 2 ISA. NOBUKO Greggites 2, 3 ISARA. THOMAS ISHIDA. MADGE . Soc. Chr. 1: H.R. Lib. Chr. 3 ISHIDA. TAMIO Sr. Band 2, 3 ISHIHARA. LILLIAN ISHII. ELEANOR H.R. Lib. Chr. I. 3: Swimming 2: Grcggitcs 2, 3 ISHIMINE, FLORENCE Greggites 2, 3: H.R. Sch. 8: Comm. Chr. 3 ISOBE. GEORGE Jr. Baseball 2 ISOKANE, ALICE H.R. Soc. Chr. 2: Sr. Class Rcp. 3: Y-Tccns 3 ITO, JUDITH Chr. 1: Glee Club 1, 2: H.R. Lib. Chr. 2: Biology H.R. Club 2: Chemistry Club 3 'Q , xroxu. MABEL IWAMASA, CHARLES IWAMI TADAYOSHI H R Soc Chr. I. 2: Stu. Body Dress Reg. Comm. l: Stu Body Soc. Chr. 2: ROTC 2: Hi-Y 2: Sr. Band 2. 3 IZAKI, HENRY Stu. Gov't Rep. 1: Allied Youth I: H.R. Fire Chief 2: H.R. V-Chr. 3 IZAWA, EDWARD IZUMI. MAY IZUO, GLADYS Allied Youth 1: Glce Cluh l: Swiimning 2: Sch. 8: Comm. Chr. 3: H.R. Soc. Chr. 3 JENSEN, REYNOLD JEONG, DING JOU JEREMIAH. REUBEN JAMES H.R. Lib. Chr. 1: ROTC 3: Health Chr. 3 JOHNSON, MELVA JOHNSON, RUBY F.G.P. 1: Sch. Spirit 81 Rally Chr. 31 Exccutivu Council 3: Rep. Assembly 3: Dramatics 3 JORDON. AUGUST KAANEHE, HERBERT KAGEHIRO. ALICE Glee Club 3 KAI. DORIS I. YTeens 2: Ke Kiaaina Editor 3: Mariners 3 RAIWI, AILEEN Y-Teens 1: Swimming 2, 3 KAJIKAWA. LILLIAN Y-Teens 1, 2. 3: Greggitcs 2, 3 KAKAZU, MAY H.R. Pres. 1: Y-Teens l. 2. 3: H.R. Class Rep. 2: Chem. Club 2. 3: S.B. Rep. 3: Class Day Chr. 3: Ke Kiasma Co-Editor 3: Gov. Exchange Ed. 2 KALOA. HATTIE nv-,muon-Q 9 ft- HR Eng Chr. 2 KALUHI. ELIZABETH Sch. 81 Comm. Chr. Il KAM, LORRAINE H.R. Forum Chr. l: H.R. Sec. Class Day Comm. 3 KAM, RICHARD Sr. Band l, 2 KAMAE. BENJAMIN H.R. Sec. 2: Glee Club 3 KAMAE. EDWARD H.R. Rep. 3 KAMIBAYASHI, ADELINE Y-Teens lg Glee Club 15 Biology Club 3 KAMIHARA, HELEN KAMIKAWA. RAYMOND S.B. Rep, lg H.R. Eng. Chr 2 Photo Club 2 Hi Y 2 3 KAMINAKA, YOSHIO H.R. Treas. l: Sch. 84 Comm Chr 2 Sr Band 3 Chem Club 3 KANAI, TOSHIMASA Veterans Club 3 KAN EKO, .WALTER Sr. Football l. 2, 3: Sr. Baseball 1 2 3 Ji Basketball I: Sr. Basketball 2, 3 KANESHIGE, HENRY KANESHIRO, ALICE SB, Rep. lg Glee Club 1. 2: H R Health Chi 2 Biology Club 2 KANESHIRO, BETTY KANESHIRO, ELSIE Y-Teens 3 KANESHIRO. ELSIE K. Class Rep. 1: H.R. V-Pre KANESHIRO, FRED Veterans Club 2 KANESHIRO. HELEN li.R. Sch. 81 Comm. Chr. 1: H R Forum Chr KANESHIRO. KENNETH K KANESHIRO, KENNETH KOICHI KANESHIRO, KENNETH S. Photo Club I KANESHIRO, LAWRENCE KANESHIRO, TOSHIYUKI Sr. Football 2, 3: Sr. Baseball 2 3 H R Chr KASASHIMA, SUEKO Sch. 81 Comm. Chr. 12 HR Lib Chr 2 KATEKAWA, ALICE Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Lust 84 Found Comm 2 Biology Club 2 :lg Health Ser. Imp. 3 KAU, LEONG FAT KAWAHARA. MARY Class Rep. 1: H.R. Soc. Chr 3 Ke Kiaaina Soph Cla Ed. 3 KAWAKAMI, ETHEL Biology Club 2, 3: H.R. Eng Chr 3 Chem Cub Y-Teens 3 KAWAMURA, JOAN Y-Teens lg Biology Club 2: HR Lib Chr 2 KAWATANI, LILY Stu. Body Rep. 1: Y-Teens 2 Allied Youth 2 Gieggiteb 2 Cafe. Comm. 3 KAYA, FREDERICK Hi-Y 2: H.R. Chr. 3 KEA. CLOTHILDA Swimming 1, 2, 3 3 COUNTER CLOCKWISE Say whtre dxd all those aloha shnrts come from . . . Farrington's hula maidens . . . Don't over do II Motorboat What ya operating, girls? KI- ANOANO, RAYMOND K. Football 1: Swimming l. 2: Class Fire Chic-f 2, 3: St Football 2, 3 5. KFKAHUNA, BENJAMIN Jr. 1 V F ootball 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: H.R. Trcaf. 2 KELLY, ADELA SARAH H.R. Lib. Chr. 2 KIAAINA. MELVIN L. Jr. Basketball 1: Hi-Y 1, 2: Jr. Football 2: ROTC 2 Sr. Basketball 2, 3: Sr. Football 3 KIDO, JOHN S. KIM. CHONG MAN H R. Treas. 2: ROTC 2, 33 Glee Club 2, 33 Rlflc Club 3 KIM, ESTHER KIM, HAI BOK Glec Club 1, 2 KIM. HANNAH Mariners 13 H.R. Forum Chr. Ig Y-Teens 23 Grcggites 2 H.R. Soc. Chr. 3 KIM, LORETTA JENNIE Sch. 81 Comm Chr. lg H.R. Forum Chr. 25 Grcggites 3 KIMOTO, GEORGE H. KIMURA. JOYCE E. KIMURA. MARION N. Y Teens 3 KINO, IVAN JOHN Basketball lg Sr. Basketball 2: Sr. Football 2. 3 KINUMATSU, FREDERICK Y. KISO, EDNA Y. Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 H.R. Sec. 2: Sr. Rep. 3 4S Q - - 'WY uf.-ful , I P. V ,. Q, 4, 0- -- . 4 M3 ' . I In Y rf. . ' . .C .- A 2 ...Y l A vcr. mel, li fs. U ' fig 331 T .Q A .-.. ..... ' ' 5 -f .-fr wr . r i 2'2i+ 'iw rash Q 12, V. , X xA Q b H 1 . - - , i Q, , k.,1,f. A www. A . A R. ..... . . CLOCKVIISE: Are the hoes too heavy girls!! . . . Campus Clean Up Day . . . Don't strain yourself, Rose . . . Hey girls!! let the boys work instead . . . KITABATA. HERBERT 1. 1 :ice Club 1, 2, 3 F . KITAMURA, HENRY N. . ' Glee Club I, 23 Hi-Y l, 2, 3g Chem, Club 3 ' f, '. - ' ' ,, l 5 , KITASHIMA. HILDA T. 3.3 ,. 4 A H.R, See. lg S.B, Rep. 2, 31 Greggites 2, 3 . Q KITSU, ALICE H. r . H.R. Sec. lg Allied Youth l, 23 Y-Teens 1, 2. 3: l Greggites 2 Q y KXUCHI, ERNEST T. :Q , in KIYABU. LILLIAN Y. 1 , f A KOBASHIGAWA. GRACIE F. I . A . lf Sr, Class Rep. 3 y KOBAYASHI, ELLEN E. he N Y-Teens 2, 3: Greggites 31 H.R. Lib. Chr. 3 iz- .Q ' i KOCA. RICHARD M. . H.R. Pres. 33 Hi-Y 3 I KOHATSU, ALICE Y. H.R. Pres. I: li.R. V-Pres. 23 Science Club 2: Biology Club 3: Chem. Club 3 gn A KOIDE. EDITH T. H.R. Sec. lp HR. Lib. Chr. 2: Chem. Club 2, 31 Y-Teens .. 2. 3 K Q I. KONDO, HARRY H. Q Band 1, 2, 3: H.R. Chr. 23 ROTC 2: Chem Club 3 5 5 KONISHI, HENRY I. A KOSEKI, ETHEL T. Y-Teens l Ar KOTAKA, RICHARD Y. gh H.R. Chr. 11 Hi-Y 1, 21 Jr. Basketball 1, 23 H.R. Health Q11 Chr. 23 Sr. Band 2: Sr. Rep. Athletic Board 3: Sr. ' Football Mgr. 3 A KOZUKI. ARTHUR M. an n-.- . -1. Hn .-L.. A .... .. .-.- ,-L- ., KUBA, YOSHIO KUNG, MILDRED MARIE H.R. Treas. 1, 2: H.R. Health Chr. 1. 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Tumbling Club 2, 3 KUNIYOSHI. SHINKO Tennis 2. 3: Orchestra 3 KURAHARA, MARY S. Soph. Class Sec. 1: Y-Teens 1, 2. 3: Biology Club 2, I Mariners 3: Sr. Class Sec. 3 KURODA, JEAN K. KWOCK, JOYCE K. C. Eng. Comm. Chr. 1: Y-Teens 1: Sch. 8: Comm, Chr. I Glee Club 2. 3: Cafe. Comm. 3 LACAMURA, ERCERNA LAI, THEODORE C. Jr. Baseball 1. 2: S.B. Rep. 1, 2: Sr. Forum Chr. 3 LAM, WALLACE J. P. LANGIT, MARY HAZEL Glee Club 1, 2, 3 LAU. ALICE K. Y. S.B. Rep. 1: Y-Teens 2: Greggitcs 2, 3 LAU, CLAYTON D. LAU, EDWARD D, C. LAU, MILDRED H.R. V-Pres. 1: Y-Teens 1, 2. 3: S.B. Rep. Ll: Photo Clu 2: Chem. Club 2, 3 LEE. BERNARD K. Y. Hi-Y 3 LEE. SOONIE H.R, Rep. 1, 3: Y-Teens lg H.R. Eng. Chr. 2: Mariner 2. 3: Dramatics 2. 3: Forum Club 3: Allied Youth 3 LEE, DENNIS K.P. Glee Club 1: H.R. Forum Chr. 2: Jr. Class Forum Chr. 2 H.R. Treas. 3: Chem. Club 3 LEE, DOROTHY M. U. Glee Club 1: S.B. Rep. 2: Allied Youth 2: H.R. Forum Chl 3 LEE, ETHEL K. M. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: H.R, Sec. 1. 2, 33 Greggitcs 2. 3 LEE. GEORGE T. M. Eng. Rep. 1: H.R. Treas. 2: H.R. Chr. 3: Hi-Y I Chem. Club 3 LEE, HERBERT LEE, LORETTA K. C. Ke Kiaaina 2, 3: Y-Teens 2. 3: Photo Club 2: Allied Youll 3: Tennis Club 3: Rifle Club 3 LEE, MARJORIE DIANA Greggites 2, 3 LEIALOHA. RICHARD H.R. Chr. 3 LEONG, HARRY Y. D. LEONG, JUNE K. S. S.B. Sec. 2: H.R. Chr. 2: Science Club 2: H.R. Sec. 3 Y-Teens 3: Biology Club 3: Chem. Club 3: I.P.R. Forum I LIM, JAMES S. C. H.R. Sec. 1: S.B. Rep. 1: Glee Club 1. 2. 3: H.R. Treas 2 LOO. ALEXANDER L. F. LOO. ALICE S. K. Y-Teens 1: Tennis Club 1. 2. 3: Glcc Club 3 LOO. ELMER B. F. LO0, WAH TUNG LOOK. DONALD C. G. ROTC 2: Chem. Club 2. 3 LOOK, JAMES K. K. S.B, Rep. 2, 3: Sr. Band 2, 3 ROTC 2 LUIS. ATIMIO ROTC 2, 3 LUIS, DIONCIO LUKE, LAURA MAY Red Cross Rep. 1 LUKE, NANCY H.R. Chr, 1, 2: Dramatics 2, 3 LUKE, RICHARD K. Y. Soph. Class Pres. l: Sr. Band 2 3 ROTC 2 Campus Comm Chr. 2: H.R. V-Pres. 3 LUM, HAZEL S, Y. Girl Scout Treas. 1: H.R R p l 2 YTee Q Greggltes 23 Sr. Class V-Preb 3 Red Crow V Chr 3 LUM, KALFRED H.R. Forum Chr. 2: Band 2 3 Tenmf. Club 2 Orchestra 3 LUM, MARGARET S. H. LUM, RAYMOND W. I Sch. 81 Comm. Chr. 1: H.R. Health Chu 2 H Y LUZON, VINCENT Sr. Band 32 ROTC 3 MACHADO. AUDREY Eng. Chr. 2: Y-Teens 2. Rep. 3 MAEDA, HERBERT Glce Club 33 H.R. Soc. Chr. MAEDA, WILLIAM H.R. Chr. 11 H.R. Rep. 2 MAEYAMA, SHOJI MAGSAYO, FELIX Class Rep. 2: H.R. Tre-as 2 Wrestling 2 MAIKUI, HAZEL K. H.R. Lib. Chr. lg FGP 15 H E C mm Chl 1 G e Club lg JPO 3 MAKAOKALANI, SAMUEL K MARK, CLARENCE W. C H.R. Forum Chr. lg H.R Sch 81 Comm Chr 3 MA RTIN, ANGELINE H.R. Eng. Chr. 1: H.R. Prcx MASAKI. HARRIET MASAKIYA, ALICE S. H.R. Forum Chr. lg H.R. Health Chl 1 H R Sch 8: Comm Chr. 1 MASHIMA, EDWARD K. Chem. Club 31 Court CUINIIHSSIUIICI 3 MATIAS, BENJAMIN H.R. Eng. Comm. Chr. lg Jr Football l 2 Sl Footbxll 3 MATSUDA, HARRY T. Sr. Football 3 MATSUDA, HENRY J. Hl-Y 3 MATSUDA, MURIEL M. SB. Rep. I MATSUDA, STANLEY H MATSUMIYA, LAWRENCE MATSUMOTO, CARL K. H.R. Trcas. 2 MORIMOTO, KENNETH KUROSU, DORIS T. H.R. hoc. lg H.R. Forum ll Ke Klaamw Class Ed. 3 -1- .. I 'P' MAQJMOTO, HENRY K. Sr. aseball Mgr. l, 2, 31 H.R. Sch 8: Comm Ser Chr Sr. Football Mgr. 35 Hi-Y 3 MATSUMOT0, MAE C. H.R. Chr. 1: Allied Youth 1, 2, 3 H R Health Chr 2 ll I- Sec. 2: Ke Kiaaina Bus. Mgr. 3 MATSUMOTO, NELLIE H.R. Sec. 13 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 Greggltes 2 3 Fo UI Club 3 MATSUMURA, EDWARD M MATSUOKA, GARY J. MATSUZAKI, GEORGE S. MAU, ALEXANDER F. MAU, GILBERT Jr. Baseball 1: ROTC 23 S1 Band 'X Sr Bambi 2, 33 Jr. Football 2 MCCOMBER, DONALD Sr. Football 3 MENDES, RAY GILBERT ROTC 2: Sr, Band 2, 3: Orchestra 'l MEW, ANITA Y. S. H.R. Soc. Chr. 2: Y-Teens 2 3 MIKAMI. MARIAN S. Y-Teens l. 31 H.R. Health Chr 2 MILAN, EVA N. MILLER, JOSEPH ADAM Hi-Y MILITANTE. GREGORY Jr MITSUKAWA, THELMA F. H.R. Chr. 13 Allied Youth Greggites 2, 31 I.P.R. 3 MITSUYAMA, CHARLES MIURA, HARRY H. MIYAMOTO, ETSUKO Greggites 3 MIYAMOTO, BETTY T. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 MIYAMOTO, KENNETH I. MIYAMOTO, PHYLLIS S. Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, ll.lt. Truax P ll R Vlln Z lll Sec. 3 MIYASATO. JAMES K. H.R. Chr. 1: H.R. Sec. 2 MIYASATO. KIMIKO Ass't Carnival Chr. 3 MIYASATO. LILY Y. Y-Teens 1, 2, 31 Greggitcs 2: orum Un Gov't Rep. 31 Red Cross Comm 3 MIYASATO. MELVIN S. Governor 1. 2, 3 MIYOSHI. WALTER M. H.R. V-Pres. I2 Camera Club P IVIOKIAO, ELOISE L. Lib. Chr. 12 FGP 3 MOKIAO. HAROLD A. S. MORIGUCHL' LAWRENCE K. H.R. Forum Chr. 3 MORIGUCHI. RAYMOND J. MORIMOTO. EDWARD K. Hi-Y 2, 3 MORISAKI, THOMAS MORISHIGE, JANE Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 MORIWAKI, GEORGE H.R. Treas. 1: Jr. Class Pres 2 Cafe Comm Chr 3 MOSES. CHARLES Class Rep. 1: Glee Club 1 2 3 Jr Football 2 Tennis Club 2, 3 MOTOHIRO. HELEN ll.R. Forum Chr. lg S.B. Rep 2 Chem Club Building Comm. Chr. 3 MOTOYAMA, CHARLES MOTOOKA. GERTRUDE Class Rep. 2: Lost 8: Found Comm 2 Biology Club 2. 3: S.B. Rep. 3 MUN, EMMA H,R. Eng. Chr, lg H.R. Llb Chr 2 MUN. GEORGE MURAKAMI, SMILES Sr. Forum Chr. 3 MURAKAMI. STANLEY Chem. Club 2, 35 H.R. Treas 3 Jokers HxY MURAKAWA. PAUL MURAMOTO, STANLEY MURAOKA, BERTHA H.R. V-Chr. 2: H.R. Sec. 25 MURASHIGE, HAROLD H.R. Treas. 3 MORIOKA, MARY ll.R. Eng. Chr. 1: Y-Teenb 1 HR Tres: 2 NAGAMINE, SHIGEKO S.B. Rep. 1: Allied Youth 1 HR Forum Chr 2 NAGATORI. JANE Forum Comm. Sec. 1: Y-Teens 1 3 NAITO, MARY gf-Teens 1, 2, 3: Gov. Co Ant Ed 2 H R Health Chl NAKADA, THOMAS NAKAGANEKU, HELEN Stu. Gov't Rep. lg Y-Teens l Orchestra 2 3 NAKAGAWA, GEORGE NAKAGAWA, MARGARET Y-Teens 1, 23 Greggites 2 Sch BL Comm Chr 2 NAKAGUCHI. JEFFERY NAKAGAWA, NANCY H.R. Lib. Chr. 3 NAKAHARA, CAROL F.G.P. 2, 3 NAKAHARA, RONALD NAKAKURA, ESTHER Allied Youth 1, 2, 3: Greggltea 2 SB Rep 3 NAKAMA, DAVID ll.R. Treas. lg Soph. Rep. l Cafe Comm 3 NAKAMA, FRANKLIN H.R. Treas. 1, 2, 31 Hi-Y 3: Sr Band 3 NAKAMA, JAMES Eng. Comm. Chr, 1: Forum Chr 2 Chem Club Comets Pres. 2, 3: Hi-Y Council Pres 3 NAKAMA, NANCY ll.R. Chr. l. 2: H.R. Soc Ch CLOCRWISE Look who s typing And little boy blue blew his horn, said jane . . . A model class in action Mechanical drawing students What arc you looking for Jane-Boysn NAKAMA. SHIZUKO NAKAMOT0, ALBERT H.R. Treas. 2, 3: I-LR. Sch. 8: Comm Chr .3 NAKAMOTO, ALICE H.R. Forum Chr. lg H.R. Lib Chr 2 NAKAMOT0. GEORGE NAKAMOTO, NANCY NAKAMURA, AGNES NAKAMURA, DAVID NAKAMURA, MATARO NAKAMURA, STANLEY H.R. Chr. 25 H.R. Health Chr NAKASATO, BETTY NAKASATO. MARGARET NAKASHIMA. JANE NAKASHIMA, ROBERT ROTC 2, 3 NAKASONE. ALICE Allied Youth 1: Sch. 8: Comm r p Y-Teens l. 2, 35 Class Rep. 2 H R VChr 3 NAKASONE. TOYOKO I.P.R. Delegate 3: Allied Youth 3 NAKATA. JEAN frlnn f'I..h I 0 'l- LID C I' 1 CLOCKWISE: This is the way we make cookies . . . Watch out Charles, dish pan hands!! . . . . . What's up, you two guys!! NAKATA, LOUIS H.R. Forum Chr. 13 S.B. Rep. 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 33 ROTC 2, 3 NAKATA, JANET NAKAYAMA, FRANCIS H.R. Chr. 2, Chem. Club 2: V-Pres. 3 NAKAYAMA, GILBERT H.R. VfChr. 23 Sr. Football 2, 3, ROTC 2, 33 H.R. Treas. 3 NASIIIRO. LILLIAN Hi-Y 2, 3 NG, MARY H.R. Forum Chr. 11 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, H.R. Chr. 25 Sch. 8: Comm. Chr. 2: H.R. V-Chr. 3 NICHOLAS, BEATRICE NISHI, ARNOLD SB. Rep. 13 Class Day Comm. 2: Campus Comm. V-Chr. 2: Stu. Org. Comm, Pres. 3: Carnival Planning Comm. 2 NISHI, ELAINE Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Greggites 2, 3 NISHI, MARY H.R. Trcas. lg Glec Club 1, 2, 3: H.R. V-Chr. 2 KUSHIMA, FLORENCE NISHIDA, HELEN H.R. Ass't Lib. Chr. 33 Sr. Class Day Comm. 3 NISHIMOTO, MARILYN H.R. Health Chr. lg H.R. Sec. 2, Class Rep. 3 NISHIMURA, ALICE Allled Youth 2, Mariner Ship Commodore 2, 33 Greggltes 2 3 NISHIMURA. DOROTHY NISHIYAMA. RALPH Eng. Chr. 1: H.R. Pres. 2: Band 2: Forum Chrl 2 Q . No, no, no, that's not the way N. is Islmi MEXQRR NOGUCHI. ELSIE H.R. Sec. 2: Greggites 2, NOMURA, HERMAN H.R. V-Chr. l NUUHIWA, HENRY OBATAKE, BERNARD H.R. Treas. 3 ODA, ALBERT Health Chr. 2 ODA, BEATRICE H.R. Chr. 13 H.R. Soc. Chr l Greggltes 2 3 Greggltes Treas. 3 ODA, MAY H.R. Health Chr. 13 I-LR Sec 2 SB Rep 3 OGATA. GILBERT OGATA, TAKASHI OGAWA, EDNA Forum Chr. lg Greggites 3 Soc Chr 3 OGOSO, GEORGE OHAMA, NANCY Biology Club 2. 3: Mariners 3 OHNUMA, MARGARET Biology Club 2: Chem. Club 3 Y Teens 3 OKAMURA, ESTHER S.B, Rep. 1: H.R. Sec. 2: Ke Klaaina 3 OKAZAKI, PATRICIA Greggites 2, 3 OKIMOTO, DORIS H.R. Chr. 13 Class Rep 2 3 Greggites 2 3 Fmancla Comm. 3 OKIMOTO, GEORGE H.R. Sec. 1: Jr, Football 1 2 OKIMOTO, GRACE H.R. Forum Chr. lg H.R. Eng Chr 2 Glee Club 3 OKIMOTO, LILLIAN OKINISHI, ELLEN Greggites 2, 3 OKIYAMA. EDITH OKUBO, NANCY I-LR. Sec. 1: H.R. V-Pres. 2 Glee Club 2 Ke Kiaama 2 33 H.R. Soc. Chr. 3 OKUHARA, JANE Soc. Comm. Sec. 2: YTeens 2 3 Biology Club 2 3 Chem. Club 3 OKUMURA, RICHARD Jr. Football 1, 23 Sr. Football 3 OLIVEIRA. ETHEL MAE Glee Club 11 I-LR. Eng. Ch 2 OLIVEIRA, JAMES Sr. Class Treas. 3 OMORI, JAMES Hi-Y 33 Glee Club 3 ONISHI. CLARICE H.R. Sec. 15 Biology C Club 3 ONO. CLARENCE ONO. NANCY S.B. Rep. 25 H.R. Sod. C OSHIRO, ALICE OSHIRO, FLORENCE H.R. Lib. Chr. lg Y-Teens 1 2 OSHIRO, GLADYS H.R. Chr. 1: Forum Club Sec. 2: Y-Teens 2, 3: Greggites V-Pres. 3: Carnival Planning Comm. Sec. 3 OSHIRO, ROSE EIHR. 3Llb. Chr. 21 Y-Teens 2, 3, Greggltes 2, 3, H.R. Soc. 7 r. OTA. ELEANOR H.R. Rep. 1: S.B. Program Chr. 3 OTAGURO, CLARA Greggltes 2: Y-Teens 2. 3: Sch. 84 Comm. Chr. 3 OTAKE, KENNETH Class Rep. 1: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 OYA, NANCY H.R. Eng. Comm. Chr. I: Greggltes Pres. 2, 31 S.B. Recep. Comm. Sec.: Court Comm. 33 Sr. Rep. 3: Stu. Org. Comm. V-Chr. 3 PAET, ALFRED PALIN, HELEN Health Chr. l: Glrl's Rifle Team 3 PANG, ALICE Y-Teens 1, 2. 33 H.R. Sec. 2 PANG. ELSIE PANG. HOWARD PANG. MBE QUAI Cafe. Comm. 21 H.R. Forum Chr. 25 Sr. Class Forum Chr. 3 PANG. ROSE H.R. Sec. 13 S, B. Rep. 3 PARK, ANNIE Y-Teens lg Mariners 2. 3 PARK, EVELYN Y-Teens 1, 25 H.R. Chr. 2 PERKINS, MOSES Sr. Football 2, 3: Sr. Basketball 2, 35 Sr. Band 2, 3: ROTC 3 PERREIRA, NORMAN POKAKAA, JOSEPH Sr. PONCE, BENJAMIN ROTC 2, 3: Hi-Y 33 H.R. Pres. 3 PRIMACIO. MILDRED Health Chr. 2: Greggites 2, 3 PURUGGANAN, CAROLINE H.R. V-Pres. lg H.R. Forum Chr, Ig H.R. Eng. Chr. 2 PURUGGANAN, MARIANITO ROTC 2, 3: Sr. Band 3 QUAGA. ABELLINA Glee Club 1, 2, 35 H.R. Health Chr. 2 RABELLIZA, TEUPILA RACUYA, DOMINADOR RAMOS, CRISPINA RAMOS. DOLORES RECOPILACION, ELIZABETH Soc. Chr. 25 H.R. Sec. 3: Song Leader 3: Battalion Sponsor 3 RIVERA, ANTONE ROBLES, LUCILLE Y-Teens 1, 2, 31 Y-Teens Pres. 2, 3, H.R. Chr. 1, 2, 35 H.R. Lib. Chr. 2: Greggites 2 RODRIGUES, DOROTHY H.R. Chr. 3: Class Rep. 2 RODRIGUES, LOLA MAE H.R Proc l- Clan Plnhl 'J ROY. BERT H.R. Chr. 1: Glee Club I: S.B. Rep l Band 2 ROTC 2 3: Photo Club 3 SAGAWA, MAKOTO Hi-Y 3 SAGAWA. THEODORE SAITO. JOSEPH Sr. Football 3 SAKAI. GRACE I.P.R. Forum 2: H.R. Pres. 3 SAKAI. MOTOHARU H.R. Chr. li ROTC 21 S.O.S. 3 SAKAI. RICHARD SAKAKIDA. DOUGLAS H.R. Eng. Chr. 2: H.R. Forum Chr 3 SAKUMOT0. FRANCES H.R. Sec. 1, 2, 3: Greggltes 2, 3: Swimming 2 Chem Club 3: Y-Teens 3 SANPEI, CLIFFORD SANTIAGO. VIVIAN H.R. Eng. Chr. 1: H.R. Forum Chr 2 SANTOS, FRANK SASAN. JAY H.R. Lib. Chr. 1: H.R. V-Pres. 1 H R Treas 2 ROTC 3: Jr. Rifle Club V-Pres. 3: I-ll-Y Sec 3 SASAOKA. AMY Y-Teens 3: H.R. Lib. Chr. 1 SATO. EDITH Y-Teens 1: Stu. Gov't Rep. 1 SATO. FRANCIS Hi-Y V-Chr. 3 SATO. GAYLE Forum V-Chr. 1: H.R. Treas. 2: Y Teens 2 3 Biology Club 3: S.B. Rep. 3 SATO. JOYCE H.R. Sec. 3 SATO. LILY H.R. Sec. 1. 3: Sch. 8: Comm Chr 2 SATO. THOMAS Glee Club 2: H.R. Treas. 3 SAWAMURA. HARRIET Y-Teens 1, 2: Greggltes 2: H.R. Health Chr 2 SAY, CHUN KEE SHIGEMURA, BERNICE H.R. Sec. 1, 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 H R Soc Chr SHIM. CASEY Photo Club 2: ROTC 2. 3: Sch Sz Comm Chr 3 HlY SHIMABUKU. ROSE H.R. Forum Chr. 1: Chem. Club 3 Greggltes 3 SHIMABUKURO. GEORGE H.R. Trees. 1, 3: H.R. Pres. 2 SHIMABUKURO. HERBERT SHIMABUKURO. LAURA Y-Teens 15 Greggltes 2, 3 SHIMABUKURO. SOHACHI SHIMIZU, ARNOLD SHIMOKOCHI. PAUL H.R. Chr. 2: ROTC 2, 3: Che Hl-Y Council Tleas. 3: Chem Club Treas 3 Forum Club 3: Sch. 8: Comm. Chr. 3 SAROMINES, CONSOLATION SHIMOTSU. AIKO H.R. Lib. Chr. 3 SHINKAWA, ALICE A. Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Allied Youth l: SHINSATO. VIVIAN AIKO SHINSATO, YEIKO SHIOSAKI. JAMES T. H.R. Treas. lg Swimming 3 SHIRABE, KATHERINE M. Biology Club 3 SHIROMA, GEORGE K. SHIROMA. GEORGE S. H.R. Treas. 3 SHIROMA. HAROLD S. Band 1, 2, 3 SHIROMA, NOBORU ROTC l, 21 H.R. Chr, 1, 31 H.R Forum Rep 2 SHIROMA, THOMAS H. SHON, JANE O. N. S.B. Rep, 1, 2, Associate Justice l YTeens 1 2 3 S.B. Recep, Comm. Chr. 3 Governor Co-Ed 3 Class Day Chr. 2: I.P.R. 3 SHUN, AUDREY M. Dramatlcs 1: H.R. Soc. Chr. lg Y Teens 2 3 Cafe Comm 3: Ke Kiaaina 2, Indextor 3 SILVA. CHRISTINE FGP 1: Health Chr. 1: H.R. Pres 2 SILVA. MARY B. H.R. Vice-Pres. 3 SIMON, FILOMINA Swimming 3, Glee Club 2, 3 Orchestra 1 2 SIU, GERALDINE S. K. Glee Club 1, 2, 31 H.R. Forum Chr 3 HR Lib 2 SMITH, DOROTHY LEE Biology Club 2: Chem. Club 33 H R Forum Chr 3 I P R 35 Governors Forum Club 3 SOGOBIA. CAROLINA Greggltes 3 SONOMURA, RICHARD SOO. EVELYN SOO. MARGARET SORAKUBO. WILLIAM T. Soph. V-Pres. lp S.B. Rep. 2 STARKEY, PETER Jr. Soph. Rep. lg H.R. Vice-Pres 3 H1 Y 2 Chem Club 2 3 SUFICIENCIA, ALFRED SUEDA, PETER Y. SUBELDIA. ANDRES ROTC 3 SUBEE, ROBERT F. H.R. Pres. l, 2, 33 Dramatlcs 2 Sr Glee Club 3 Cheer Leader 3 SUGIMOTO, LILY T. H.R. Sec. 13 Greggites 3 SUGITA, ELIZABETH F. SUMIDA, DWIGHT Y. Sr. Class V-Pres. 23 Hi-Y 2 3 SB VPres 3 ROTC 2,3 SUMIDA, FLORENCE M. H.R. SOC. Chr. 3 -f-f COUNTER-CLOCKXWISE: Farringtonians and Micks getting acquainted . . . You girls look tirctl . , . Lawrence saitl to Mary . . . . . . Dreamy dancers of Farrington. SUPEBEDIA, ALICE H.R. Lib. Chr. 25 H.R. Health Chr. 3 SUR, PAULINE S. B. SUZUKI, FRANCES E. Sr. Rep. 25 Orche-.stra 1. 2, 33 Y-Toons 1, 23 H.R. Soph Sec. 1 SUZUKI, NANCY N. Y-Teens 2. 31 Biology Club 2, 3: Chem. Club 31 lI.R Chr. 33 S.B. Rep, 25 I,P.R. Dclcgzitc lip Sr. Exccutivf Council 3 TABUSA, HORACE S. TACHI, MABEL M. Allied Youth l, 23 Greggitcs 2 TAGAMI, HENRY H. TAGAMI. MILDRED S. TAGAWA, EDITH M. Y-Tvens 1, 2. 31 H.R. Forum Chr, 12 H.R. SCC. 21 HI Eng. Chr. 3: H.R. Cai. Comm, Chr. 3 TAIRA. HELEN S. Jr. Social Chr. 2: Dramatics 1 TAIRA, JANE M. Imua Lanakila Y-Teens 2, 33 Grcggites 23 Biology Clu 33 Chem. Club 33 H.R. Health Chr. 33 I.P.R. Delegate TAKAESU, MABEL Tccntimer 1, 2. 3 M. TAKAESU, SHOKICHI TAKAFUJI, LILLIE Y. H.R. Health Chr, 1: H.R. Lib. Chr. 3g Y-Teens 3g Biolog: Club 33 Greggites 3 TAKAHASHI, RICHARD H. TAKAKAWA, GEORGE i , - '11 'f CLOCKWISE: Will thou marry me, said Sally . . . Look at our future Harry jamcscs!! NVhar's the jolcc, girls . . . Get your drinks right here!! TAKAKI, ELEANOR T. H.R. Sch. 81 Comm. Chr. 11 H.R. Soc. 23 S.B. Soc. Comm. 3 TAKAMASU. HENRY TAKAMATSU, WILLIAM T. Swimming 2, 3 TAKANO, ALICE H.R. V-Chr, 2: Governor Staff 25 S.B. Soc. Comm. Chr. 25 Girl Reserve 1, 2 TAKARA, GEORGE S. TAKARA, PATRICK ...Q TAKASAKI, DORIS S. Y-Toons 1, 2, 33 Grcggitcs 2. 3 TAKEMOTO, DORIS K. I-LR. Mutual Aid Chr. 23 Glcc Club 2, 3 TAKENAKA, BETTY Teen Timers 1, 2, 3: Health Comm. I: Grcggites 2, 33 S.B. Rep. 3g Jr, Rep. 2 TAKESHITA. MILDRED K. Mariners 2, 35 Greggites 2. 3 TAKEUCH, ETHEL I. Girl Reserve 2, 35 H.R. Health Chr. 3 TAKIIVIURA, KAY K, lmua Lanakila 2, 33 Soc. Chr, lg Jr. Lib. 2: Sr. Rep, 3 ' J TAKISHIMA, IRENE K. f . f , 1, ' , I H.R. Eng. Comm. Chr. 11 Biology Club 2, 33 Orchebtra 3 EQ --E.. E A R: W'-'O' TAKUSHI, GEORGE is 5 G . is - Sr. Band 1, 2, 3 - ' - ap wr. f 1 gg ' xl 5 Y TAM, MIRIAM Mrzw YOKE Q A b Tcentimers 2, 3 , L .41 ,- , 1 '- 5' F if .L-:ff , C TAMAGAWA. HELEN F. , i f ' L' .J X na..l,...., rmn.. 0 - ' 'Q' A A TAMANAHA, HENRY T. H.R. Rep. lg H.R.Treas.31 ROTC 2: Sr. Band 2, 3 TAMARA, DONALD TAMASHIRO. GRACE S. H.R. Lib. Chr. 2 TAMASHIRO, RAYMOND TAMASHIRO, WALTER TANABE, JANE C. H.R. Lib. Chr. 25 H.R. Health Chr. 3 TANAKA, BERNARD TANAKA. DAVID M. TANAKA, ELEANOR M. Glee Club 2 TANAKA, JOSEPH Y. H.R. Health Chr. 15 Glee Club 2, 3 TANG. WALLACE W. H.R. Chr. 35 Sr. Basketball 2, 3 TANI, LEATRICE M. Teentimers 1, 2, 35 Greggites 25 H.R. Sec. 3 TANIGUCHI. DORIS H.R. V-Chr. 15 H.R. Sec. 25 Dramatics 2, 3 TANIGUCHI, SHIRO TANIMOTO. TOM S. H.R. Eng. Chr. 15 S.B. Rep. 25 ROTC 2, 3 TATEMICHI, ROBERTA M. H.R. Soc. Chr. 1, 2, 3 TAVAREA. ARTHUR M. TENGAN, ERNEST T. TENGAN, HELEN S. Biology Club 2, 3 TENGAN, KENSUKE TENGAN, MILDRED M. Imua Lanakila 1, 25 H.R. Health Chr. 25 Glce Club 2. 35 Chem. Club 3 TERUYA, HARRIET H. TOI. JANE E. Glee Club lg H.R. Sec. 1, 2, 3: H.R. Sch. 8: Comm. Ser. Chr. 1, 23 Dress Reg. Comm. 2: Biology Club 35 Mariners 35 LD. Comm. 3 TAKASHIKI, HARRY M. TOKUDA, KATIE S. Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 H.R. Chr. 1, 35 H.R. Eng. Chr. 25 Grcggltcs 2, 3 TOKUMARU. IDA R. Teentimers 1, 2, 35 Greggites 2. 35 H.R. Lib. Chr. 3 TOKUMOTO, JIRO H.R. Treas. 1, 3: H.R. Lib. Chr. 1 TOM, BETTY K. M. Allied Youth 1. 2, 3: Soph. Class V-Pres. 1: Sch. 81. Comm. Chr. 15 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Greggitcs 2, 35 S.B. I.D. Chr. 25 S.B. Rep. 25 H.R. Sec. 3 TOM, HELEN K. S. H.R. Chr. 15 S.B. Rep. 15 Science Club Treas. 25 S.B. Clerk 2: Biology Club Sec. 35 Chem. Club 3 TONG, RICHARD Comets Hi-Y 2, 35 H.R. V-Chr. 35 S.B. Rep. 3 TONG, WALTER TOTOR, SENON H.R. Lib. Chr. 25 Glee Club 2, 35 F.G.P. 3 TOYAMA. SHIGHO ILR. Hvzllth Cllr. 3 VRINIDAD, WILLIAM R. H,R. Eng. Chr. 2, 33 Sr. Football 2, 31 Clase Fire Chief 3 TRUSDELL, JOHN LEE TSUCHIDA, EVA K. H.R. V-Chr. 32 Biology Club 3 TSUHA, THOMAS J. TSUKASA, HENRY T. TSUKENJO, KIYOMI TSURUMA, ORA M. S.B. Rep. 2: Biology Club 3: Orchestra 3 TYAU, HOWELL A. ROTC 2, 3: S.B. Rep. 2 TYAU, WALLACE F. W. Jr. Core Class Forum Chr. 2 llC'lllMA, ROSE M. Girl Reserves lg Allied Youth I UEHARA, CHARLES M. Boy's Swimming Team 1 UEHARA. NANCY K, Y-Teens 1, 2. 3, Greggltes 2, 3: H.R. Chr. 21 S.B. Rep. 3 UEKAWA, HERBERT Pals lli-Y 1. 25 Sr. Band 2, 3. Basketball 2 UFISUGI, WINIFRED S, H.R. Forum Chr. 21 H.R. Sec. 3 ULRICH, OLGA L. H.R. Forum Chr. 35 Reception Comm. 3 UMEDA. LARRY H.R. V-Chr, 15 H.R. Trcam. 3 UOTA, FRANCES Y. UYEDA, LEIATRICE R. H.R. Sec. 25 Class Rep. 3: Greggites 2, 3 UYEDA. LILA K. UYEHARA,' DOROTHY H.R. Forum Chr. 3: Glee Club 3 UYEHARA. KATHERINE H. H.R. V-Chr. 1, 23 S.B. Soc. Chr. 3: Greggites 2 UYESUGI, ROBERT H. H.R, Chr. 32 HR. Treas. 3 VALENZONA. FREDERICK Y. Sr. Band 2. 35 Comets Hi-Y 3 VESPER, DANIEL VILLARUEL, PAUL Orchestra 1, 2. 3: ROTC 2, 3: Sr. Band 2, 3 WADA. THOMAS H.R. Forum Chr. 23 H.R. Sch. 8: Comm. Chr. 3: Boy's Swimming Team 2, 3 WAIOLAMA. AILEEN WAKAFUJI. MILDRED M. H.R. Trvas. I: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Chem. Club 2. 3: H.R, Health Chr, 2, 3 WAKE, NANCY R. Glue Club l, 2. 3. H.R. Rep. 2: H.R. V-Chr. 3 WAKUZAWA, REUBEN. T. H.R. Soc. Chr. 2 WALKER, PATRICK M, ROTC 2. 3: Glee Club 2. 3 WATANABE. EDWARD M. Band l, 2. 3 WATANABE. GRACE K. Snph. Class Rep. 1: Greggiles 2, 3 VVATANABE. MAE M. Cl -'Hgiles 2. 3: Allied Youth I, 2. 3: HR. Svc. ll WATANABE, MARGARET S. Swimming Club l. 3. Allied Youth l, 2. 33 I.I'.R Sl WEEKS. MYRA M. Glee Club 2, 3 WHARTON, HENRY Glee Club 1, 2. 3: Jr. Class Rep. 2 WILLIAMSON. MYRTLE , H.R. Sch. 8: Comm. Chr. I: Glee Club lg Greggilug 2 S.B. Rep. 2: H.R. Sec. 3 WON. BETTY S. Y. H.R. Heallh Chr lg Glcc Club 2, 3 WONG, BARBARA Y, L Sr. Rep. 2: Teentimcrs 2, Jig H.R. Scc. 2 WONG, BETTY B. W WONG, CHARM KEE WONG, ELOISE K. U. WONG, HELEN ll. K, H.R. Vice-Chr. 1: H.R. Chr. 2: H.R. Sch. 54 Comm. Cllr 3: Imua Lanakila 2, 3: Chem. Club 2. 3 WONG, MARY S. Y. H.R. Soc. Chr. lg H.R. Chr. 23 H.R. Sec. Il: Y-Teens 2, 3: Ke Kiaaina Cir. Mgr. 3 WONG, RONALD K. S. WONG, WAYNE W. S. YAKUSHIJI, CHARLES T. YAMADA. HENRY H.R. Chr. 1: Glce Club lg H.R. V-Chr. 2: Sch. 81 Comm. 2: Chem. Club 3 YAMADA, HENRY Jokers HLY 2, 3 YAMADA, LAWRENCE M. H.R. Chr. 3 YAMAGUCHI. JUNE Y-Teens 3 YAMAHIRO. HENRY Hi-Y 1: Glee Club I. 2: H.R. Trcas. ll YAMAMOTO. ADELA Y-Teens 1. 2: Chem. Club 2. 3: Grcggilcs 2 YAMAMOTO. I-'AY K. Teentimers 2, 3: Forum Chr. 1. 3: H.R. Tl'l'il5. YAMAMOTO. FRANK S. H.R. Pres. 1: H.R. Lib. Chr. 1: H.R. Forum Chr. l: Glue Club 2. 3: ROTC 2: Chem. Club 2. 3: Forum Club V-Pros. 3: Sr. Class Soc. Comm. Chr. YAMAMOTO. FRED Y. Rainbow Hi-Y 2. 3: H.R. Trcas. 33 Sr, Fontlmll Mgr. 3: Jr. Basketball 2 YAMAMOTO. KENNETH S. Baseball 2 YAMASHIRO. BETTY S. H.R. Eng. Chr. 25 H.R. Sec. 2: Scicncc Club 2: Clin-m. Cluh 3: Biology Club 3 YAMASHIRO. VIRGINIA M. H.R. Sec. 2 YAMASHITA, STANLEY Y. YAMAUCHI, WILLIAM S. YASUDA, JOHN K. Glce Club 3 YEDA, WALTER S. YEE, DORA M. L. Y-Teens 1, 2. 33 Photo Club 2, 3: Allied Youth 2, 3: Mariners Club 2, 3: Rifle Tcam 3 YEE. FREDERICK K. S. H.R. Rep, lg H.R. Class Treas. 2 YOGI, KATHERINE K. Y-Teens 2, 35 Greggites 2 YONAHA, MILDRED Y. H.R. Sr. Class Rep. 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 YONEOKA, JANET S. ll.R. Treas. 1 YOSHIDA. HOWARD 0. Rcccp. Comm, 33 H.R. Treas. 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Chem. Club 2, 31 Sr. Cal. Comm. 3 YOSHIDA, JULIA T. YOSHIDA, MAY E. H.R. V-Prcs. lp H.R. Lib. Chr, 33 Hon. Distributor's Club 3 YOSHIMOTO, JAMES S. YOSHIMOTO, LAWRENCE YOSHIMURA, ELAINE F. Glee Club 23 H.R. V-Chr. 3: Chem. Club 3: Y-Teens 33 Allied Youth 3 YOSHIMURA. KAZUYOSHI Hi-Y 2, 3 YOSHIMURA. PAUL S. YOSHINAKA, STANLEY Sr. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: ROTC 2, 33 Glee Club 2: H.R. Soc. Chr. 2 YOSHINO, HENRY T. YOUNG, CLARA H.R. Chr. 1, 2, 32 Teentimers V'Pres. 1 YOUNG. CONSTANCE K. Y. H.R. Lib. Chr. lg H.R. Eng. Chr. 2: Class Rep. 3 YOUNG HENRIETTA H.R. Llb. Chr. lg H.R. Treas. 1 YOUNG, HENRY D. Y. Sr. Foolball 2, 31 Jr. Football 1 YOUNG, MILDRED K. H. H.R. V-Chr. 15 Jr. Class Rep. 23 Greggites 23 Teentlmers 2, Teentlmers Pres. 35 Sr. Soc. Comm. 3 YOUNG, ROGER M. F. H.R. Forum Chr. lp Photo Club V-Pres. 1: Photo Club Pres. 25 Chem. Club 2, 33 ROTC 2, 3, Biology Club 31 Gov's Forum Club 3 YOUNG. RONALD N. T. ROTC 2, 3 YOUNG, WINIFRED W. F. YOZA, SYBIL S. Y-Teens Pres. 1, 21 H.R. Chr. 1, 2, Greggltes 2: Chem. Club 3: Sr. Class Pres. 3 YUEN, DOROTHY L. S. H.R. Stu. Body Rep. 25 Greggites 2 YUEN, HELEN H.R. Sec. lg Glee Club 1, 2, 33 H.R. Health Chr. 3 YUEN, ROBERT W. T. F.G.P. 3 ZANE. RAYMOND Y. F. Comets Hi-Y 2, 3 ZUKERAN. WILFRED K. H.R. Treas. lg Jr. Baseball 2g H.R. Soc. Chr. 3 QQ ff 14:4 ' , 3 44 In l X A gn .v Q x - sz . Q. , . l , K f X if s 5 'ix KN .,.v Q 'XM ' 'Q Q uf 4 'HST5' a' x ' 1' . Nw-A' Fw . N., , KA- .,r All A-up LG 0 , N Q ' 5 , la X w ,S ,,-. , Q X 5 .A... X N if ,YB vii M' A Q Q X 'Q if o X -r ,mr :W . Q 'F' lil. '70 IQ I C Cap ,YU l'C'5-Iljeljtlc COUNTER CLOCKWISE: Excr- cising your vocal cord? What's cookin' Babe? Not so serious, Miss Ho. Dreaming about your beautiful weekend, Harold? - KEBi w' IM ' ' 49 The juniors have cooperated admirably in various activities through the year, such as: the Sadie Hawkins dance, the class ring project in November, the book and phonograph drive for the school library in December, the class day program in April which was climaxed with an eve- ning dance, and the junior-senior Jrom in May which concluded :he social activities of the jolly junior year. Indeed, the juniors worked harmoniously together, .Jbserving faithfully their motto, 'Forever Onward. CLOCKWISE. Walk faster, Tadashi unsung: JUNIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: J. Mahi, D. Yamada, J. Oishi, D. Abibantl. A. Tagami, M. Hieda, D. Nakamura, J. Uyeda. SECOND ROW: S. Higa, G. Okuda, L, Hayashi, M. Abe, L. Fujinaka, H. Hahn. C. Lukcla. THIRD ROW: A. Nagata. F. Nakamura, M. Kekuula, P, Brown, L. Sato, T. Asato. FOURTH ROW: P. Park. W, Nagata, G. Nakama, H. Dan- tsuka, P. Chung, J. Kakazu, K. Higa. FIFTH ROW: D. Fong, J, Perio, R. Shimabukuro, 1. Shimabukuro, G. Fukumoto. 42' vi 5 Busy juniors making delicious pies. J fall? fqysurorlf V f .f M... . . .. I ' Si 1 w . - ggi. A 1 . at MRS. ELLEN PAIK Adviser 'hcwlc -1 MISS KATHERINE CHANG-PERIOD 5-6 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: A. Kim, G. Nishida B. Toyama, F. Uyehara, L. Watanabe, M. Shishida, M. Won, C. Ching. SECOND ROW: F. Lagrimas, K. Higa A. Maikai. A. Nakama. R. Chong, E. Saranillo, R Mizuno. THIRD ROW: E. Ho, R. Iwamoto, M. Deleon H, Ashimine, C. Bannistea, V. Cui. FOURTH ROW: A Chang. H. Long, C. Jua-rez. MR. JOHN GOO-PERIOD 1-2 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: G. Yoshimi, A. Awaya C. Sakai, M. Lee, B. Ho, K. Kasashima, F. Hatake- yama, B. Rodrigues. SECOND ROW: E. Ho, A. Liu G. Goo, I. Au, J. Whang, B. Ramirez, D. Yamada, B. Yanagihara, E. Higaonna. THIRD ROW: W. Inafuku J. Sugihara, W. Chun, S. Santos, H. Kono, H. Yama moto. T. Murakami. FOURTH ROW: T. Sato, H. Yoshi mura, L. Yoshizaki, T. Yokomichi, S. Fukuda, M. Sakai MISS KATHERINE CHANG-PERIOD 1-2 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: L. Maielua, Nakahara, M. Hieda, D. Nakamatsu, M. Navaj M. Rivera, C. Medeiros, E. Kuahini. SECOIN ROW: J. Chang, E. Kaneshiro, M. Kalu, M. Pirc J. Cluney, H. Miura, E. Nagaoka, H. Omur THIRD ROW: L. Nakagawa-, H. Nip, W. Higa, ' Miyawaki, E. Tanaka, W. Jerimiah. FOUR'I ROW: C. Peralta, L. Fukumoto. E. Leong, I Atkins, F. Sonuma. MISS KATHERINE CHANG-PERIOD 34 LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: H. Kodama, Choy, F. Fukusawa, E. Miyamura, D. Toro. Isaacs. D. Ajifu. SECOND ROW: H. Yamad B. Albano, G. Kaapana, A. Leialoha, J. Smit? E. Oyama, J. Kawakami. THIRD ROW: C. Bal man, D. Young, T. Muraoka, F. Inouye, Okayama. H. Navaja. FOURTH ROW: S. Tok moto, E. Saezon, L. Kalua, J. Goda. S. Casti T. Shimizu, G. Talsase, W. Tsuyama. MR. JOHN GOO-PERIOD 3-4 LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST ROW: A. Akina, G Sugita, N. Rofoli, E. Oshiro, A. Kawakami, L Hayashi, J. Lum, G. Zukeran, F. Tani, M. Ramos. SECOND ROW: R. Tsuruda, H. Tokunaga, G Ishihara, N, W. Young. C. Ooka, N. Cavalho. C. Tong, R. Nonaka. R. Suzuki. THIRD ROW: M Blaisdcli, C. Corpus, B. Quinto, L, Haga, H. Nalai H. Mito, W. Sugiyama, R. Hiraki, M. Young, G. Ikeda. MR. JOHN GOO-PERIOD 5-6 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: A. Arakaki, A. Porlas, R. Togadi, B. Leong, L. Hanao, E. Taka' yama, D. Alferes, E. Kam, B. Uyeda. SECOND ROW: P. Wong, R. Hattori, S. Saberon, L, Bavlino, C. De Los Santos, D. Okannoto, F. Kan, E. Kawa- mura, E. Burns. THIRD ROW: W. Urada, L. Kwan. J. Morales, R. Matsuda, H. Kajiwara, Y. H. Young. J. Naylon, H. Whang. FOURTH ROW: H. Nakaya, A. Chun, S. Hee, F. Miyashiro, R. Tsuyemura, J. Mitori, D. Fong, J. Vega. MR. ERNEST ING-PERIOD 1-2 LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: R. Migitn, C. Lukela. A. Simmons, E. Madamba, R. Ravaio, S. Fukunaga. P. Castro. SECOND ROW: W. Maeda, M. Kelii, M. Rodrigues, N. Rodrigues, B. Miyanishi, R. Fernandez. THIRD ROW: Y. Saruwatari, J. Sur, R. Kealoha, G Uycshiro, G. Tsubota, T. Park. FOURTH ROW: R Kone. J. Anzai, F. Oyadomori. K. Chang. G. Ahuna. R. Nakamoto. MR. ERNEST ING-PERIOD 3-4 LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: L. Ridella, A. Vicla. C. Nishino, M. Baloran, B. Ughoc, R. Acoba, Y. A, Leong. SECOND ROW: R. Yasuda, E. Nakasone, B. Kimoto, M. Ogata, A. Yamamoto, G. Nishihara, D. Yonehara, F. Masaki, J. Yoshimoto, J. Walker. THIRD ROW: E. Woffard, E. Beimes, F. Wright, H. Escobide, H. Nakagawa, F, Yonekura, F. Palma, J. Perio, G. Rodrigues, H. Wong. S. Naeole. MR. LORDIE KAULILI PERIOD I-2 LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW-H. Tainouyc, D. Fanouye, W. Tanaka, A. Taganii, M. Yogi, J, Aril, N. Yamada, J, Lapincd. SECOND ROW -V. Yonaahiro, B. Naukawa. E. Sainira, M. Anmru. W. Wills. R. Rawlins, L. M, Chang, A. Canmrn. THIRD ROW-K. Toyama. J. Pachc-ro Jr, F. Cakcle, A. Arimoto, S. Yainauchi, F. Canyon, R. Wong, G. Wung. FOURTH ROW-J. MKIINKIIIIIJIII, L, Momoa, A, Burnett. V. Ching, R. Sugita. A, Amuro, H, Sato, G. Imine, G. Tokunaga, I, TuniiI.i, OMR. LORDIE KAULILI PERIOD 3-4 LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROWYE, Lui. R. M. Galasco, E. Oyama, S, Shinsato. G. Mau-rmka. D. Lum, M. Lewis, A, Saito. SECOND ROW-R. Nakagawa, E. Mah. B. Carvalho. E. Billianiuea, T. Asato, M. Sakamoto, J, Sugimolo. THIRD ROW-S. Manginsay, J. Au, T. Izuo, B. Pills, R Shinsato, M. Tainos, A. Sailo. FOURTH ROW - C. Vie-rra, J. Freeman. H, Otaguro, J. Isubv H. Chun, MR. LORDIE KAULILI PERIOD 5-6 LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW-M. Uyeda, E Zane, F. Maruyama, H. Hirata, C. Senaha, E Farm, E, Kiyonaga, M. Arafiles. SECOND ROV MM. Dolfo, L. Kam, R, Young, A, Spencer, A Arita, M. Machon, E. Gabriel, M. Kiaaina, G Chinen, A, Ching. THIRD ROW-H. Lum, D Komoto, L. Matsumoto, K. Nakalano. I. Shimabu kuro, A. Kim, W. Miyashiro, M. Carvalho FOURTH ROW-R. Kira, F. Kotani. R. Fujiwmw R. Sakakida. H. Matsuzaki, G. Johnson, T. Y Loo, O. K. Ching. No fair tasting, Helen. Ambitious young man. iw me I ' 'K MR. FRANCIS KOGA PERIOD 1-2 LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW-S, Kaiwi, M. Oyama, R. Place, H. Nakasonc, R, Engbino, M. Tcruya, F. Umcda, K. Oganeku. SECOND ROW- C. Higa, J. Naholowaa, L. Sugiia, A. Ishikawa, H. Cox. G. Toyota, I. Muraoka. THIRD ROW-A. Rodrigues, C. Inouye, E. Akana, R. Arita, W. Naholowaa, K. Chang, P. Salomon, R. Shimabu- kuru, D. Hanzawva, C, Choy. FOURTH ROW-S. Tokuda. H, Kakuno. B. Miura, K. H. Loc. J. Oku, C. Oh. MR. FRANCIS KOGA PERIOD 3-4 LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW-M. Galase, M. Yubes, A. Canencia, P. Porquis, D. Hayashi. H. Hahn, N. Nakagawa, E. Asato. SECOND ROW-- W. Richards, T. Yamamoto, V. Uyc-no, H. Yama- shita, E. Hirohata, M. Momohara. THIRD ROW-- J. Tagami, E. Nakanishi, W. Yamura, J. Nagala, R. Arakaki, J. Yee, W. Ikeda, H, Nakamura, B. Yamashiru. FOURTH ROW-H. lgavrashi, T. Hong. F. Ho, A. Naehu, M. Cudal, D. Garcia. G. Yasutake. MISS MARGARET LAM PERIOD 1-2 LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW-B. Ogawa, L. Chung, E. Endo, F. Nakama, E, Chun, B. Aranin, B. Kansaki. SECOND ROW-A. Arneho, B. Oku- mura, A. Kawasaki, Y. Nakamura, A. Kojimu, Y. I. Chun, M. Matson. THIRD ROW-M, Saggn. M. Kang, S. Hirano, J. Fujimotn, A. Fujishimu. V. Fukumoto, D. Mariani, G. Koga. FOURTH ROW--H. Miyasatu, H. Chun, P. Fukuda, H. Hira- kawa, H. Kamaura, W. Lee, G. Ishihara, C. Oka- moto, G. Nakama, R. Abe, R. Kaneshiro, D. Kan- no, V. Dc la Cruz. Meeting in session. Ouch! Take it easy, doc. .:- .Xi 1 x X TW uv-.fy ., MRS. MARGARET LIU-PERIOD I-2 LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: B, Liu, J, Palm Nnkmone. A, Hieda. R. Takeuchi, H. Nakasonc, Tzimanaha, O. Asato. SECOND ROW: M. Teracla Ilia. B. Awong, M. Young, A. Lactod, M. Waiola K. Ishimaru, M. Akainine. THIRD ROW: F, Hiras . H Slnnmbukuro, W. Lum. FOURTH ROW: L. Young. J, Kagcmuio, B. Kai. L, Sakata, N. Nakamatsu Arakaki. A. Arai. H. Young, C. Masaki. C. Moitu Arakaki. R Stunt. T. Kunimoto. C. Lee. A. Calub. MRS AIARGAIIIYI' LIU-PERIOD 3-4 1,I'IF'I' TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: B. Furuinizo, G. Kw- mlnnm. A. Nzilxatzi. C, Shimabukuro, M. Yamaguchi, C I-Im, G Wong, D. Alnbang. SECOND ROW: L. Eko, Il. 'IALDIQIIIIIUIIL M. Ebcau. R. Ching, A. Kamada. THIRD POW: H Tuguoka, S. Wong, D. Tokunhiki, T. Amii, C. Amin. D K, A Kato. L. Kaniai. FOURTH ROW: D. Knmulu. E. Takahabhi. C, Young, J. Iwamoto, H. Ara- l.iI.i, J Knanui. W. Kunioda, A. Yumhinaga. MISS MARGARET LAM-PERIOD 3-4 LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: S. Yagi. I Eugenio, M. Ishihara, A. Irei, D. Jakahi. A. Asati B, Taba, A, Reyes, E. Ikcmoto, B. Teracl: SECOND ROW: A. Kidoguchi, F. L. Yuen, I Burniudez, M. Abe, K. Tamashiro, B. Ballno, N Pany, D. Wauke. R. Ajimine. D. Maruyama, N Kim. THIRD ROW: Q. C. Chong, M. Kwan, C Akimuto, M. Akita, H. Sasaoka. M. Asatn, XX Chow. FOURTH ROW: C. Char. H. Ching, I Axari, K. Fukuhara, F. Coelho, O. Franco, I' Muchizuki, C. Arnold. MISS MARGARET LAM-PERIOD 5-6 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: H. Nishiju, I Iwasaki, E. Akita, C. Yoshida, E. Kamiya. I Takamatsu, R. Uno, L. Fujinaka. SECOND ROW H. Hayase, M. Nakahara, P. Brown, M. Kakuda M. Yuen, C. Tomiyama, A. Kaminaka, J. Oish L. Sato. THIRD ROW: W. Tonai, M. Lee. .1 Lum. O. Matias, M. Miyahira. R. Nakamura. C Kushiniaejo, H, Matsumura. FOURTH ROW: I Ching, S, Inada, R. Imamura, Y. Fuchigaini, I J. Kau, H. Sumida, H. Chang. M. Kuwamotu, . Yuen. 4 1 . MRS. FLORA LOO-PERIOD 1-2 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: F. Hachlkuho, E. Chung, G. Okuda, I. Kurosawa, M. Morinap.g.l S. Ishino, F. Marushige, S. Igo. F Sugiunurn SECOND ROW: N, Taknki, D. Chong. T. Irikura, M. Noda, A. NIShIllIUl'3, I. Kishi, M. Arnnio. D. Oshiro. THIRD ROW: L. Maano, R. Sato. ll Abe, J. Nakatsu, E. Kaknzu. L. Ogata, J. Tnlnmi N. Shigctomi, C, Miyashiro. FOURTH ROW: lil Nakamura, D. Nakano. T. Tanaka, H. Nishiharn C. Camara, W. C. Pang, R. Kum, Ii. Tanabc. MRS. FLORA LOO-PERIOD 3-4 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: A. Kodama. J Fujisato. J. Yamauchi, R. Chun, D. Nakamura, E. Nagayama, E. Santa Ana, J. Kakazu. SECOND ROW: L. Okuhara, C. Nakamura, J. Mahi. E. Yoshitake, B. Shimotsu, E. Yoshimoto, B. Ynkola, B. H. Lee, F. Fujimoto, J. Kanehira. THIRD ROW: D. Kawamoto, W. Young. P. Chung. C. Silva. M. Imada. T. Suzuki, A. Nagata. R. Katsu- ra, R. Furuya, R. Watanabe. gm. 'HO' MRS. HELEN MAU-PERIOD I2 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW! L. Fujiwara, M. Kcka- ula. S. Rodrigues, S. Talania. C. Ancheta. SECOND ROW: G. Tom. G. Davis, E, Crowell, H. Williams. THIRD ROW: G. Fujishima. T. Honda. W, Sylva, S. Kumakura, G. Shigaki, J. Bolilan, R. Matsuda. FOURTH ROW: J, Tinao, R. Souza. T. Heu. R. Medeiros, A. Makaulu Jr.. D. Young, J. Lcc. MRS. HELEN MAU-PERIOD 5-6 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: M. Kzmuguchi. J Roma, M. Espina. C. Quiniones, L. Nakano. M. Yana- pgaua. J. Wright. SECOND ROWS M. Wong. A. M Walker, A. Gomes. A. Miller, M. Waipa. THIRD ROW' R. Kufano, R. Woo. D, Alvarice, R. Kushima, H, Kaole- lnponu. G. Ferreira. FOURTH ROW: M, Dc Vera, D. Chun. J. Akazawa, E, Sen. P. Dc- Silva. J. Wullmcr. f' QUXSYL1 , , h b UHF COUNTRRLEI Mugxbb 0 Whai 3 pmsvq MRS. ELLEN PAIK-PERIOD 3-4 LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: J. Iwaki, S. Nakama, D. Kusunoki, A. Leong. L. Takcuchi. A. Nagao. B. Nagamine, S. Isa. SECOND ROW: A, Iinuma. M. Tyuchida, B, Kancshiro, M. Cook, E. Meyer. F. Takekawa. THIRD ROW: R. Arn- kaki, H, Maruyama, J. Takushi, J. Toda, A. Tibayan, C. Tavanlo, L. Hanaokn-. FOURTH ROW: G. Nagasawa. G. Arakaki, T. Oie, H. Tatsuyama, C. Chang, W. Shigekanc. S. Pncarrn, I. Lum. MRS. ELLEN PAIK-PERIOD 5-6 LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: H. Agcna, H. Yalmauchi. G. Maruo, S. Teruya, P. Perry. H. Sonoda, M. Kihara. E. Ucchi. J. Kokubzw. SECOND ROW: G. Nakayama, C. Pataray, B. Tukazawa, J. Hifumi, S. Higa, H. Kakazu, J. Sunouchi, B. Seo, M. Padilla, W. Canyon. THIRD ROW: R. Izumi, H. Zane, B. Okamura, R, Noda. Y. U. Pyun. J. Lui. R. Chow. FOURTH ROW: R. Imose, Y. Onaka, T. Anzai. M. Matsuno. D. Motonaga, E. Lum, H. Kida. MISS NOBUKO SUZUKI-PERIOD 3-4 LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: M. Wasa. V. Ching, A. Wong, K. Nakachi, F. Watanabe, M. Tamai, S, Higa, H. Shimabuku. SECOND ROW: F. Mamiya, J. Tamagawa, E. Aipoalani. J. Uyv.-da, B. Yokota, M. Kishaba, G. Komomua, B. Malnni. THIRD ROW: W. Lee. A. Spencer, M. Yoshida. T. Nagano, H. Ifuku, M. Hayashida. H. Dantsuka. G, Okazaki. FOURTH ROW: E. Kapuaala, G. Sumida, S. Lee, R. Konishi, S. Nabu. W. Dung, H. Hong, E. Matsuo. ,N DX In M iSI T CLOCKS' amd' BM B593 must bE gots at wot 'YW o Wm MISS NOBUKO SUZUKI-PERIOD 5-6 LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW: C. Yucn S Shimabukuro B. Mivahira R. Char M. Kane shiro, L. Uyehara, S. Higa. SECOND ROW: C Young, D. Loc, L. Kimura N. Nakama. F. Miva snki, E. Sugawnra, A. Kaneshiro. THIRD ROW W. Nagata, P. Park, T. Tajima, R. Asasa-ki, J Siu, R. Rodrigues, Y. Murakami. FOURTH ROW R. Serai, J. Moon, F. Chun A. Chun R. Kan K. Kadomuto, W. Lum, C. Furuahima A. Cruz MRS. LILY YAP-PERIOD 1-2 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: B. Tokuda. f'. Okazaki, V. Ariyoshi, D. Taba, R. Palmerton, J. Santos, R. Santiago, S, Kiyabu. SECOND ROW: F. Nakamura, J. Sugita, H. Makaokalani, IZ. Kino, R. Milan, F. Mayoga. THIRD ROWS A. Marguos, R. Nakagawa, T. Ucxnura J. Yahiku. D. Timbrczn, Y. Igzirashi. FOURTH ROW: R. Hipza, E. Horiuchi, G. Kawamaki. R. Fonseca. W. Comma. MRS. LILY VAP-PERIOD 3-4 LI-IFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: D. Koizumi, V. Hashimoto, A. Kung, M. Hayakawa. I. Sonsonn H. Chun, M. Dolor, G. Pau. SECOND ROW: H. Phillips, M. Pacheco, A. Scrrao, W. Camiiilo, S. Tomas, C. Miynmura, J. Vallejos. THIRD ROW: W. Sakamolo, W. Kaao, W. Kagchiro, D. Yonedzi L. Uruu, R. Furumizo. FOURTH ROW: J. Yu- mada, E. Kckino, M. Kcohokapu, L. Kitbu, E. Yuunpg, M. Goya. W. s rf MISS S. O. CHUN Adviser CL SS OP SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: ll. Ycv, H. Kiyabu. N. Fukuhara, N. Oku- nmto, B. Kinoshita, M. Nakamura, J. Sato. R. Endo. D. Murakami. SECOND ROW: S. Ho. J. Lee. S. Limatoc, L. Oda. M. Wong, J. Kokata. E, Oliviera. H. Kipu, B. Inouchi, G. Higa. THIRD ROW. G. Yamamoto, P. Galindo, P. Chang, M. A. Ventura, N. Ching, F. Loc, L, Tsuruma, M. Hee, J. Lindsey. FOURTH ROW: W. Sakamoto, A. Mal- haulu. A. Toro, L. Shimabuku, E. Sal- vodn, D. Willing. A. Shiigi, J. Umeda. CLOCKNWISE: SJIVL' an extra coating . . Mlrs. Pcxcrson is watchin, Hi! Sweetie. Is :hc book interesting? The class of 1950, 1,066 strong, entered Far- rington high school on Sept. 3, 1947. OHicers elected to lead them the Hrst year were: Alice Horinouchi, president, Mary Nakamura, vice-presidentg jean Sato, secretaryg and Richard Endo, treasurer. A Sophomore Acquaintance dance was held Nov. 15 in the patio. Phyllis Chang and Donald Murakami were in charge. In December, sophomore made 600 nut cups for Leahi patients and contributed about S50 to St. Margaret's Mission. The goodwill and co- operation in these projects examplilied the spirit of the class in all activities. Betty Inouchi was Service committee chairman. Class day was celebrated April 9, l948. Norah Fukuhara and her committees planned a program featuring sophomore talent high-lighted by an afternoon dance. Treasurer RlCHARD ENDO ALICE HORINOUCHI President MARY NAKAMURA ' Vice-President JEA N SATO Secretary MISS SUN OI CHUN PERIOD 3-4 LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: L Sing, N. Ching, R. Osaki, J. Tumbaga D. Vega, L. Yonaha. D. Tanabe. B Higa, D. Hussman. SECOND ROW: E Shoji, G. Itagaki. E. Yamashiro, R Nazarino. H. Tomita. E. Harada, K Ota-. THIRD ROW: D. Murakami, R Nishino, G. Kiyabu. P. Arakaki, II Shigemura. H. Meyer. FOURTH ROW D. Souza, T. Kahaleiwi. G. Saito. R Hu, J. Malezon, R. Javonillo. MISS SUN OI CHUN PERIOD 5-6 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: I Ebesutani, J. Shimabukuro. J. Iha, N Fukuhara. A. Chinen, S. Isa, A. Kane shiro, H. Cagata. J. Adaniya, M. Ibi guchi, M. Tanaka, F. Tukntawa SECOND ROW: A. Horinouchi. G, Ota N. Okumoto, Y. Yoza. J, Uchiumi, II Yoshinaga. J. Koseki, J. Sumida, R Tasaki. V. White. V. Leopoldo, E. Nishi THIRD ROW: D. Motoyama. R. Naitm. G. Chun, F. Fujii, E. Kokubun, H Natori. R. Mineses, T. Tibayan, T. Hc R. Ching, R. Fujikami. R. Endo. MRS. HONNAKA PERIOD 1-2 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: E Sasaki. E. Yamamoto. H. Fukuda. F Koizumi, D. Kakutani, J. Galiza, C Izawa, G. Uchida, H. Kushima SECOND ROW: H. Miyasaki, B. Kawai goe. J. Fujita, N. Toguchi, C. Iwai, Z Shinsato, B. Kaya, J. Ishikawa, L Uchima. R. Okagi. THIRD ROW: M Shinn. L. Nakashima. E. Shishido, J Loo, L. Tsuruma, A. Holt, C. Yoshida H. Ichida, A. Au. J. Ogasawara FOURTH ROW: R. Wakuzawa. R. Na kasone. G. Hong, R. Hirano, C. Lum F. Takei, S. Takahashi. R. Tamai. MRS. HONNAKA PERIOD 3-4 LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: J Kiyabu, H. Benlaoro, N. Farm. Bcltg Siu. R. Suzuki. J. Yoshida, J. Kokata J. Tokuda. M. Oda. J. Agena. SECONI ROW: B. Leleo, J. Sunada-, W. Fuji moto, W. Chang. R. Tom, L. Bingo. R Maruyama, J. Wakafuji, M. Hiramoto W. Choy, L. Hayashida. THIRD ROW T. Konno. H. Honda. L. Nobriga, G Chang. A. Takeuchi, L. Shimabuku, H Shishida, W. Kusunoki, R. Yamada, H Lau. Y. Kimura, K. Nishiyama. MISS NATSUKO HORII PERIOD 3-4 LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: S Agrauante, B. Kono, T. Fuse. L. Goda. C. Okano. A. DeAsis. M. Estaban. R Kalaukoa. SECOND ROW: F. Perez A. Bulahan, H. Maemore. R. Takushi T. Oki. J. Arcio. M. Hee. THIRD ROW H. Iseke. J. Kataoka, D. Alba. G. Higa E. Baquiro, C. Ishimine. L. Conaijiu R. Bitte. FOURTH ROW: W. Miya moto. E. Victorino, S. Bclcn, J. Kapa da. K. Hashimoto, G. Ahuna, G. Awa A. Kojima, A. Magsanidc. IISS NATSUKO HORII ERIOD 5-6 EFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: M. anico, S. Sen, B. Masunaga, L. de 'eralta, Y. Dantsuka, L. Casil, I. Asa- lna. SECOND ROW: J. Takeshita, C. llllasos, K. Wong, F. Fukushima, E. Thang, E. Kim, A. Among, M. Kitano. 'HIRD ROW: P. Teruya, A. Marchan, '. Chee, N. Arakavki, M. Tones, L. lato, H. Nitta, R. Shiraishi. FOURTH IOW: S. Chung, H. Maeda, D. Rod- Igues, G. Au. D. Duhaylonsod, S. nouye, G. Villaruel, R. Almoto, E. rakaki. AR. WILLIAM ING 'ERIOD 1-2 .EFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: E. Zhang, G. Nakano, E. Yangco, F. Hira- Lawa, F. Kim, E. Langtad, I. Quinta. V. Nakashima, M. Yoshida. SECOND IOW: B. Miyamoto, R. Cho, B. A. 'any, H. Isa, H. Kipu, V. Liu, J. Left, I. Kahiapo. THIRD ROW: D. Sagon. L Sylvester, C. Young, E. Kurosu, T. Feraoka, K. Hoshino, H. Kuwaye, F. ,aito, W. Lai, M. Leong. FOURTH IOW: E. Tice. K. Kahoonel, Y. Umeda. S. H. Park, D. Kim, S. Fermahin, C. Palsumura, R. Takaesu. AR. WILLIAM ING 'ERIOD 3-4 .EFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: M. losa, J. Kitabata, B. Aono, B. Nakatu. J. Lavilla, R. Mew, B. Nakamura, J. lodrigucs. SECOND ROW: C. Likeleo. E. Fujii, H. Bright, B. Drose. C. Tai iook, Q. Ventura, A. Mattos, Z. Hook. I. Yee. THIRD ROW: D. Chun. N. llshizawa, A. Tseu, Y. lmal, P. Valpoon, E. Copuz, M, Jumalon. M. Medeiros. FOURTH ROW: V. Mature, W. Freitas. 1. Mishima. C. Yamamoto, V. Silva, Z. Furuya, R. Mark, A. Akau. IR. WILLIAM ING 'ERIOD 5-6 .EFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: E. 'amacho, B. Hall, J. Kido. B. Yuhara. . Halnaoka, E. Ono, M. Hanzawa, N. Unmauchi, M. Olayan, N. Tam, D. 'amasaki. SECOND ROW: E. Kawa- one. G. Caalim, T. Kanemoto, F. Lawamura, W. Wong, R. Ing, B. Na- ama, E. Ma-riano, T. Chibana, W. 'om, G. Nishlmoto. THIRD ROW: C. floon, W. Sawamura, R. Itoku, S. Sa- ihara, M. Fujlmoto, E. Young, T. 'aldez, R. Sasaki, G. Nakanishi, A. hiigi, J. Yuasa. IR. ALFRED LAURETA 'ERIOD I-2 EFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: J. Iorales, J. Takei, G. Carvalho, R. Leed, K. Enomoto, R. Shimono, G. 'umasu, B. Tagami. SECOND ROW: L. Lee, M. Yasuda, N. Exzabe, M. ato. E. Kukona, E. Silva, G. Shinsatu. 'HIRD ROW: G. Sasabuchi, S. Fuji- ka, A. Everly, N. Uyeno, A. Ponce. '. Tanouye. R. Arasaki. FOURTH LOW: H. Tsuchiyama, E. Terada, C. 'anaka, H. Yamashiro, J. Robello, A. Iahaulu, O. Gomes, W. Nomura. S. 'ellclano. MRS. MAY S. LOOK PERIOD 1-2 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: F. Arthur, I. Aarona-. D. Louis. S. Lima toe, E. Militante, C. Ing. N. Mnriguchi, G. Silva. SECOND ROW: V. Vieyra, HO. I. Ilaln, K. Kitashima, I. Garcia. V. Au. THIRD ROW: R. Nakayanw, D. Barrett, L. Nabales. G. Kaneshiro, R. Watson. H. Uyeda. FOURTH ROW: F. Kang, G. AuYong. B. Katada, Cadirao, C. Pa, Jr., M. Medciros, F. Matthew, C. Winchester. MRS. MAY LOOK PERIOD 5-6 LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: J Kamal, C. Paylina. M. Bariquit, V Villalobos, E. Kim, B. Pomaikai. J Kaholokula. SECOND ROW: S. Valiho. J. Leong, E. Konno. P. Amaral, P Rowe, J, Leong, B. Loui, M. Baldauf. THIRD ROW: R. Aldaya. J. Medeiruf-. R. Talentina. F. Kim, E. Tyau, E. Peres, G. Opiopio. FOURTH ROW: W. Leong, W. Mahie, J. Kvpelielo, W, Vardc. D. Willing. A. Arcano. ...........- MR. ALFRED LAURETA PERIOD 3-4 LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: M Duhaylongsod, E. Ledesma, E. Riviera S. Nashiro, M. Smith, L. Domdonui S. Vicens. SECOND ROW: S. Follusco F. Leong. K. Momohara, C. Egclaminc J. Ikeda. R. Lapinid, L. Watanabe, M Kiyabu. THIRD ROW: C. Apuan, S Lau. S. Uesato, R. Toyama. R, Lcc, J Kaneshiro, O. Sallaz. FOURTH ROW' C. Koanui, C. Tai, H. Wong, M. Nzmala H. Takeshita. MRS. MAY S. LOOK PERIOD 3-4 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: G Achiu. J. Porlas, H. Kolmsliigawa. G Ohnuma, E. Kahele. SECOND ROW C. Racondo, P. Barnn. H. Kancshirn T. Nujima, L. Salvador, K. Sakai THIRD ROW: H. Ching, G. Palohan E. King, T. Goins. A. Smith. J. Luv P. Chong. A. Gouveia, W. Mahon FOURTH ROW: S. Meyer. M. Keaxu- M. Cabral, E. Kahaunaelc, J, Kauwi- M. Akana, J. Morisako. D. Knholokuiu , s MISS CHARLOTTE LUM PERIOD 1-2 LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: S. Azama, K. Kaneshiro, M. Kaga-mm. R. Yamaguchi, F. QueJa, M. Chun, W. S. Say. D. DeCastro, J. Lindhey, I. C Lee. SECOND ROW: J. Makahnnalun. E. Lai. C. Tam. G. Jarrett. E. Suzuki. L. Runklc, H. Arakaki. THIRD ROW: J. Medeiros, R. Kauai. F. Kalaluhi, .I Kadekawa, L. Noa, G. Tamaye. D Kaulia. FOURTH ROW: L. Gnnsalvu.-. L. Nimsgcr, J. Walls MISS CHARLOTTE LUM PERIOD 3-4 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: J. Ouchi, J. Oyama, G. Bartels, E. Sylva, J. Sato, E. Ishiki, E. Maenaka, B. Ina fuku. SECOND ROW: R. Leong, D. Arruda, L. Raphael, A. Gomes, E. Oshi- ro, N. J. Hendrix, E. Ilaasenritter. THIRD ROW: R. Kono, T. Lopes. K. Nzikagawa, R. Inouyc. Y. Oshiro, R. Young, D. Alilche, W. Nakata. FOURTH ROW: K. Yoshimura, Y. Ucshiro, F. Wills, D. Winchester, H. Pacheco, D. Awong, J. Watanabe, A. Makaiwi, J. Umcda, W. Obata. MRS. LOUISE MACHADO PERIOD 3-4 LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW H. Marcos, V. Maunupau, L. Niau, P. Chung, H. Miura, M. Miyata. SECOND ROW: P. Lee, G. Luke, H, Figucro, J. Kaolelopono, D. Ikeda. L. Oda, F. Plrcs, N. Punarhele. THIRD ROW: R. Kam, A. Loller, M. Cambra, H. Ger- lnch, F. Schimdt, E. Koyonagi, R. Fujilani, S. Lee. P, Q SOPHOMORE CLASS: XVhat are you pulling, children? Mfm-m-m, Yum, Yum. MRS. LOUISE MACHADO PERIOD 1-2 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: K. Tom. V. Kamakea. F. Kitagawa, H. Ogata, D. Kono, K. Takenaka, M. Hara. E. Luis, M. Capello, L. Cubes, H. Wa- tanabe. SECOND ROW: P. Kaleohano, H. Yoshihiro, B. de la Cruz, N. Fujii B. Lopez, C. Guir, S. Lagodlagod, L. Kalua. N. Geong. J. Santos, F. Lee. THIRD ROW: Y. Mayekawa, T. Spencer, W. Kim, S. Arakaki, J. Pang. J. Kapihe, T. Arthur, B. Hurley, M. Wills. M. Milles, T. Honuakaha, R. Maldonado. MRS. LOUISE MACHADO PERIOD 5-6 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: A. Loo, J. Inafuku, L, Naipo, L. Abe, D. Bow, E. Ola, V. Perry, T. Komatsu, C Obata SECOND ROW: H. Pregil, E Sheldon G Hatae M. Ogata, .T Lhun B Spencer L Akui H. Tomita THIRD ROW R Yoshida A, Johansen J Chock W Park M. Francis, J Naholouar A Sakai E. Nagata, T Young T Teruya .JSM il 2 MRS. CHRISTAL MURPHY PERIOD 1-2 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Hui, M. Uyehara, M. Orig, M. Ak M. Kawamoto, J. Rios, L. Kialoa. Kamlkawa. SECOND ROW: E. Kah1 R. Wong, M. Fernandez, J. Ho, Revierra, R. Yee. B. Yuen, N. M4 THIRD ROW: R. Kam, B. Nakayan S. Auyong, F. Kaneshiro. A. Lum, Chang, L. Mlya. FOURTH ROW: Grimes, R. Caracal, F. Spencer, Toro. G. Barrelra, W. Whang. L. M1 J. Keopuhiwa. MRS. CHRISTAL MURPHY PERIOD 3,4 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW! Klmoto, J. lnouye, H. Takane, D. L J. Ho, M. Iyomasa. I. Vallejos, Lung, I. Ballon, S. Shlmaoukul SECOND ROW: M. Matsui, C. Tak D. Santiago, T. Tengan, M. Luke, Halm, C. Mlyasato, M. Cudal, E. Yalm I. Savelllno. THIRD ROW: T. Sh: H. Olayvar, M. Boskl, T. Phillip. Delos Santos, M. Gibson. R. Reld. McLean, S. Kaneakua. FOURTH RO' H. Lee, L. Carlos, E. Salsedo. MR. ROBERT NAKASONE PERIOD 5-6 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Barrett, G. Pllclnl, T. Goltlanl, V. Lu H. Kuniyoshl, M. Klso, J. Moral SECOND ROW: C. Llu, D. Motta. Dung, H. Dang. G. Akamine, I. Abl' G. Ledward. THIRD ROW: W. Sal moto, H. Rodrigues, T. Armltage, Roque, G. Hiram. FOURTH ROW: Uyema, B. Coroes, G. Chlna, H. Mat moto. MISS ELLEN TENN PERIOD 1-2 LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Mapano, G. Achiu, T. Toba-lado, Gapol, A. Dela Cruz, R. Ignacio, Roman, J. Tokuda. J. Itokazu, N. Os ro. SECOND ROW: E. Oota, C. Enriqw J. Agaran, R. Oshlro, C. Navarro, Okamoto, C. Hayase, J. Rawlins, Louis, A. Inouye. THIRD ROW: Kenui, E. Rapoza, T. Arneson, B. ' shioka, E. Fukamizu, G. Hlpa. FOUR' ROW: E. Silva, M. Nott, R. Victorl C. Pokakaa, M. Kelli, E. Klmm, Koanui, R. Oshiro. SOPHOMORE CLASS: I shall do my utmost . . . MISS ELLEN TENN PERIOD 3-4 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: M. Nakaza. B. Kinoshita, M. Mero, F. Gersaba, V. Lee, F. Kami, D. Matsu- yama, J. Chibana. SECOND ROW: J. Kurihara, R. Tanimura, B. Lagodlagnd. B. L. Wong, T. Taira, B. Lee. F. Anzai, E. Kanahi. THIRD ROW: M. Miuami. H. Chiappctta, A. Lee, L. Senaha, H. Shimoji, L. Villaucecun, H. Chong, J. Yamada, G. Aljo, P. Campaniano. FOURTH ROW: R. Kauhane, W. Gai- aon, E. Sue. G. Akaua. L. Tom, J. Kauwe, H. Paia. J. Dc Canto, Jr.. E. Nihei. MISS ELLEN TENN PERIOD 5-6 LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST ROW: S. Arakawa, C. Alana, R. Taniguchi, C. Uzumaki, H. Kiyabu, D. Suan, K. DeLima. SECOND ROW: A. Navarro. V. Popa, F. Hall, J. Akau, P. Abcrly. J. Toyama, B. Yamaguchi. THIRD ROW: R. Tagami, M. Miyabara, J. Nakamoto, A. Soares, M. Sampson, E. Kaheaku, E. Neves. FOURTH ROW: A. Siu, R. Naki, T. Niimoto, F. Furu- kawa, C. Wong, M. Sylva. MRS. HANNAH UCHIDA PERIOD 1-2 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: M. Nakamura, M. Morita, E. Nishikawa, R. Kashiwabara, S. Toyama, M. Wong, M. Takimura, J. Kadomoto, R. Taga- mori, M, Ajimine. SECOND ROW: M. Fujimoto, J. Racuya, P. Lee Kwai, M. Haruki, J. Siu, S. A. Lee, S. Yim, M. Pang, L. Kealoha, P. Hieda. THIRD ROW: R. Yuen, R. Valenzona, H, To- kunaga, C. Tokumaru, F. Nakano, T. Kancshige, W, Fujii, M. Yamashim. FOURTH ROW: T. Fujiwara, J. Pae- pactoc, R. Komoda, R. Miyasato. W. Tomita, S. Nakaganeku, M. Yanagihashi. MRS. HANNAH UCHIDA PERIOD 3-4 LEFT T0 RIGHT. Gima, J. Uemura Supnel, N. Kawai, yama. J. Sato, D. FIRST ROW: S. H. Takahashi, V. J. Carino, J. Yone- Sumida. SECOND ROW: B. J. Souza, J. Honda, K. Wong, P. Chang, B. Inouchi, M. Cremer. M. Bush, D. Tanaka, E. Kam. THIRD ROW: A. Ikeda. S. Higa, J. Akaminc, R. Daano, P. You, H, Yee, H. Miya- hara, P. Nakaura. FOURTH ROW: G. Ishida, T. Aono, G. Fujiwara, H. Hori- ouchi, H. Tom, L. Lum. SOPHOMORE CLASS: So interesting Having a grand time ................, QHH' Af .YN i e. ... ' ' L. ----W-W 5 if . ,,... ...5..........,,,.. QW.. S' 1.4 'f I5 A x . ' f ..,.. ..... .... .. : : 3 Y t. , x Q ' f .i Nj' . 1 .1-X me , Ni - - , - ,- - I I ' c 'r - g HE- fr K 3 Q 'ga ' i 9 , Q , 1 V , . H , ' A ' . s lei-I I K ' ' I , 1 . ' .1 A i I y ! mfg I Ai Q . f .1 QV i C A. +. ,aiW4ss1lg'lf+ .S SOPHOMORE CLASS: Work, work, work, Lovely hula hands . . MRS. EIKO WATANABE PERIOD 1-2 LEFT T0 RIGHT. FIRST ROW: Miyashiro, D. Nakama, J. Kino, Silva, S. Ito, H. Yamamolo. I. N hama, A. Chang. I. Oklmura, D. I Pena. SECOND ROW: G. Nakam C. Hanai, H. Isara, R. Jim, H. H B. Ferreira. D. Hara. S. Tiwa. THIRD ROW: L. Amasiu. A. Ho, Bee, F. Iha, V. Branco, E. Ollvt M. Sanderson. FOURTH ROW: G. ' guru, R. Luat. J. Yogi. R. Akana. MRS. EIKO WATANABE PERIOD 5-6 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Urafla. M. Abalos, M. Date, S. Yam I. Takara. T. Matsumoto. C. Gapu J. Takaki. J. Tanonaka. SECC ROW: J. Scott. P. Galindo, E. Tsutsi T. Uyeno, R. Tasaka, I. Santiago Pontes, M. Sato, THIRD ROW: Vellcs. P. Yamaguchi, W. Toyama Moromisato, L. Wong, G. Cash. Ruiz. FOURTH ROW: J. Anchcta Wills, W. Chu, R. Miyashiro, C. Ve MISS MARIA WONG PERIOD I-2 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Haseyama, F. Ito, M. Casil, K. T uchi, G. Otake, E. Tokuda. N. Ta Ahiro. L. Ikari. S. Iaca, E. Nakak J. Murakami. SECOND ROW: J. C J. Shozuya, M. Abe, M. Martelles Orot. J. Samala, R. Kawahara. Nakama, V. Guzman. B. Ma THIRD ROW: G. Yamamoto, A. A' so, H. Tonic, A. Tanonaka. G. Tan T. Miyashiro, K. Suenaga, E. M2 miya, D. Yano. FOURTH ROW: Maekawa. E. Pang. G. Silveira. MISS MARIA WONG PERIOD 3-4 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROWS Takata, C. Subeldia, A. Ota, M. Sad ha, E. Morimoto, W. Maeda. SECC ROW: W. Enos, H. Noble, D. Sara C. Yoshimura, E. Park. M. Mil THIRD ROW: G. Oyama, R. Ton' ma, W. Henna, F. Blaquera, F. l nels, R. Matsuo, T. Goo, H. Isok FOURTH ROW: H. Chong, R. Mllltz Y. Awakuni, S. Ho, G. Suetsugu Young. F. Kirii, H. Kagehiro, W. I D. Nishimura. is Ivy? 4 N-Pg ' , fi ifii 4 - -Q 1 ,E r 1 NA, wiv tg A X SL, .fm . M, 1. .fit .isa i 'rsiiiififjgyijiisr lfffwfw . xxx V is 1 Sit: 95 f . fa .f , 4' ' ig Nigga X --We wish A X , . . w X if Major Raymond C. Ball, PMS8tT The command Fall in on Sept. 8, 1947 sounded and the second year of ROTC at Farring- ton began. Eight hundred and fifty students responded to the command and from this number, 750-Farringtons quota-were chosen and assigned to five com- panies. During the next nine months, this raw bunch of stu- dents was transformed into a soldierly-looking battalion of cadets under the command of Cadet Lt. Col. Pascual Dabis. At colorful parades, the student body watched trim, khaki-clad cadets march with precision to the strains of martial music. COMPANY A. lst ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Honorary Capt. Bau Hung Lee, Captain Thomas Yokomichi, 1st Lt. George Goodwin. 2nd Lts. Harold Anzai, Macario Deleon, Louis McCabe, and Nobuo Shiroma. 2nd ROW: 1stfSgt, James Koanui, T!Sgts. Edwin Wolford, Lawrence Kamai, and Ernest Wright. L! xx K I M I Q f Yu.. f . ff . x L. Dav NL! Q... . H ff - ... ll. The Reserve Officei is . Mfs Et, D L, oflal Lewis. d F' P0M'eI' S' X S SEK William i Sgt. Major Adjutant Honorary Lt. Casey Shim Alexander Kapua Elizabeth .Roco COMPANY B, lst ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Honorary Cs Cathrine Tai Hook, Captain Harry Whang, lst Lt. Henry M' 2nd Lts. Chong Man Kim, Cornelius Lau, and Paul Chung, I ROW: 1stfSgt. Francis Chun, TfSgts. Aioyious Rodriques, Jan Naylon, and Patrick Walker. S W 1' 1 i ' si 4 'Q LHLK Frainin g Corps ne 'rvau' B guge PW' v aol SVC . 4 . E-dw aid Q Guam: ' CW' Lt. Col. M3j0l' SUPPIY Sgt. Pascual Dabls Walter Chang Lawrence Okuhara COMPANY C, lst ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Honorary Captain Edith Yoshimoto, Captain Rueben Jeremiah, lst Lt. Jay Sasan. 2nd Lts. John Apuan, Gullermo Halmos, Shigeru Ishimatsu, and Arthur Neahu. 2nd ROW: 1stfSgt. Benjamin Ponce, Tfsgts. Thomas Nagano, Jerry Freeman, Solomon Santos, and Juvenal Vellojos. 6619 ev' Q! Captain John W. Heard On the riiie range, every cadet had the opportunity to apply the principles of good marksmanship. How well these were applied was amply demonstrated by the commendable showing of the cadet rifle team in inter- scholastic competition. And not to be outdone by the boys, the girls also formed a rifle team. Cadets received instruction in map reading, hygiene and first aid, military organization, infantry tactics, and infantry weapons, customs and courtesies. The climax of the yearly program was the formal Military Ball at Maluhia, Fort De Russey where cadets with their best girls joined in a Grand March and thoroughly enjoyed the atmosphere of a military social. COMPANY D, 1st ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Honorary Captain Betty Shimotsu, Captain Donald Fujimoto, lst Lt. Stanley Fujii. 2nd Lts. Robert Nakashima, Robert Stant, and Harry Kaleopono. 2nd ROW: 1stfSgt. Artemio Luis, T!Sgts. Edward Young, Kwon Cheong Chong, Baldwin Yamashiro. and Gilbert Ammons. J. if - Lf M' . . S K . is iifxqsrv'i if-S 'E r FX- k XWa'Z' gf' if . ' Q .al I . s 1' 'v :E Q K-fi Mfg . 'ra ' LJ fi Wg. Y 1 xx ' is .rw COMPANY E, lst ROW LEFT TO Myrlh: Nakamura, Captain Wah Ho, lst Lt. Antone Jr.. Ind Ltf, Jacinto Batungbacm, Tom Tanimoto, Gilbert Nu!-say ama, and Marinito Purugganan. 2nd ROW: 1sUSgt. emng re Kenneth Hula, T Sgts. Gabric! lshihara, Samuek Waiwai- ad-V for j ' oha, and Louis Nakata. HSDCCHOH b 03159 uh, Cxkiudlii AC f Passing in review: Tanaka and Miro trying their Skin Color Guards and B Comm K . A ' n, I at thc smmg position. 5. A1 , , LX Kdpua m thc bronx: position. f . A -Jr' 'Nl' 'Nm 'islkalg A K ' --.- C Uv Man '51 FUMIO KIDO HAROLD HAYAKAWA KENNETH SHINN President First Vice President Second Vice President After a period of wartime in activity, the Farrington alumni association has again resumed its role, of bringing Far- rington high school closer to the Kalilii community. Heading the Alumni association for I9-17-48 was Fumio Kido. Other officers were: Harold Hayakawa, Kenneth Shinn, and Robert Masuda, lirst, second and third vice presidents respectivelyg Eloise Koba- yashi. recording secretaryg Winifred Chang, corresponding secretaryg Gilbert Kurosu, treasurerg and Ethel Hayakawa, assistant treasurer. Under the editorship of Eloise Kobaya- shi and the help of the class of '46, the Alumni News began its monthly appear- ance in October, 1947. In sports, the Alumni started a bowling league in january with Donald Ching as chairman. Games were played at the Watikiki Bowling Alley. To raise funds for the War Memorial swimming pool, the association, under the co-chairmanship of Masao Yamasaki and Nathan Hashimoto, sponsored the second post-war Merry-Go-Round in February. FI OISE KOBAYASHI WINIFRED LHANG GILBERT KUROSU I-ZTHEL IIAYAKAWA Recording, Secretary Lorre'-ponding Secretary Treasurer Assistant Treasurer KH ROBERT MASUDA Third Vice President mi , , Q? Q...-F-an 1 4 fi? X 225 as fe affix ORGAN ZA Whoever is foremost leads the herd. PIO F. SCHILLER F 97 r - ra 3 Q21 is if ,L Q-v si, The Farrington high chapter of Future Farmers of America members is a voluntary organization of all boys enrolled in vocational agriculture. This Chapter is a member of the Hawaiian Association of the F.F.A., which in turn is a member of the National Association of the F.F.A. The chief purpose of this organiza- tion is to develop leadership, coopera- tion, and citizenship, and to do this the chapter sets up an annual program of work consisting of supervised farming, Future ,Q e vg X f I A 3' -TEA . : OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: George Good- win, Michio Hirakawa, Donald Fong, Ronald Wong, Stanley Morimoto. What! No mangoes? if f A Q r-T' C F' bn 5 Q Don't fence me in. Hey: where's your license? .4-. la ,as , 3, C ,fa 1 .- Farmers Rh.. Uh, 775.5 Q'e 5? 9 W'ill the ladies in the audience, please come to order? Wlmixt! Are these weeds? No, they're Cattleya Labiata. l we i .a V' I Qvse cooperation, community service, leader- ship, earnings and savings, conduct of meetings, scholarship and recreation. Accomplishments of the year were: cooperation with the cafeteria in producing vegetables, landscaping of grounds of other schoolsg had eight field trips, two picnics, a parent and son luaug and participation in Red Cross activity, the Farrington carnival, the district F.F.A. conference, and the territorial F.F.A, conference. xt I is ' 5 WWW LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: H, Uyeda, C. Tanouye. E. Pang, J. Ikeda, G. Akamine, J. Vega, T. Baqulro, H, Chiappt-lla. A. Yoshinaga. Atkins, H. Kakuno, H. Tom. SECOND ROW: J, Yamada, F. Pakele, K, Nakatani. E. Sen, G. Alle-jo, J. Yee. A, Kapua. A. Tavares, F. Arakaki, J. Anzai, R. Arakaki. THIRD ROW: F. Saito, Y, Yoshimura. R, Iwamoto. F. Santos. E. Ho. M. llirakawa. D. Kaioula, H. Ihat, A. Kapua, H. Figueroa. R. Chang, P. Mercado. FOURTH ROW: G. Omine, T. Lopez. R. Naki. L, Carlos, D. Fung. JM A , x Q. H 'R X , .I 4 ... 'Z ,i vb k h ' f ' W I 'iv ' . ii il 4 M -J i I A' L - ff. FOMETS HI-Y. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: P. Shimokochi, XV Wong, J. Nakama. R. Tom, R. Kong. H. Ige. SECOND ROW? J. Miller, K Fukuhara. D. Kawamoto, C. Shim, R. Rodrigues. THIRD ROWt C. Ono. E. Watanabe. R. Zane. W. Ajimine. G. Hiraia. F. Valenzona FOURTH ROW: R. Tonggz, H. Chang. K. Kaneshiro, D. Sumida. K. Yoshimura. b R. 4 fi? '51 N y b y . .A . ,QAQ J ,mmmwg5.. sig ' gg fm NUI ILIMA, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Clara Olapluro. Mari Leong, Lillian Nashiro. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Chu, Angeline Arneho, Caroline Kahaleanu, Shirley Chu. I a . Y 'tv-of RAINBOWS HI-Y, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: M. Kuwamoiu K Tom. F. Fujimoto, C. Miyamura, H. Masumoto. E. Shoji. SECOND ROW: W. Kazehiro, R. Asasaki. F. Yamamoto. I. Tomita. J. Kakam Hi-Y The Hi-Y under the leadership of Shigeo Oziil-zi, has made itself un important part of Farrington high school. Finding itself without financial support, it more than made up for it through leadership .ind enthusiasm. The Comets, Dodgers, Hui llimit, Alokers, Rainbows, Stnrlighters, and the Tluindering Herds make up the Farrington Hi-Y Council. Hui Ilimai und Sturlighters were all-girl units, while the Dodgers were ti mixed group. Student lender of the Hi-Y council is james Nzikiiimi of the Comets, president, Howard Furuyn of the Dodgersg vice president, l.illi.m Ndshiro of Hui llimng secretary, and treasurer Paul Shimoltochi also of the Comets. XX huts up lwoxs! Now what could they he doing' S 49 N-n--Q ef 'Q'b-if . v rl '-. v F 1 , QQ- I JOKERS HI-Y, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: M. Matsuno, F. Haruki. R. Koga-, F. Nakama, C. Fujiwara. SECOND ROW: R. Moriguchi, H. Arita. J. Omori, H. Matsuda. G. Lee. THIRD ROW: R. Komoda, S. x Murakami, J. Fukumoto, G. Hara, B. Lee. it 1' HI-Y OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: James Nakama. Ili ts I Howard Furuya, Lillian Nashiro, Paul Shimokochi. Right hcrc boys, right hcrc DODGERS, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: B. Albano, A. Nakama, S. Shimabukuro, B. Tokuda, A. Kidoguchi, R. Lum, W. Ishii. SECOND ROW: H. Furuya, L. Nakata, B. Ponce, J. Wakafuji, H. Nakaya. THIRD ROW: R. Yuen, E. Tengan, R. Kamikawa, M. Purugganan. MISSING MEMBERS: E. Yoshimoto, M. Sagawal, D. Goto, F. Honda, M. Sylva, A. Kodama, L. Otaguro, L. Maano, G. Arakaki. . gn - , v :sl .-H .. D j . T j fi ' is I 4, .... .. A., ..,. K , Q-, if . ,. ,X g X STAR LIGHTERS HI-Y, LEFT lladamba, Judith Whang, Caroline P' bg T0 RIGHT1 Esther THUNDERING HERD, LEFT 'ro RIGHT, FIRST Row: C. Camara, J. Lukela, Angeline Vida. Yuhlku, J. Susan. SECOND ROW: G. Nakagawa, R. Suzuki, F. Sato. Ji.. h..v. I xf 4 A 4u.,.if- i I ill Imua Lanakila With Violet Haida as president, the Imua Lanakila Y-teens began the school year with the initiation of new members. Activities and projects included the filling and checking of Red Cross Christmas gift boxes, a sur- prise Christmas party, a week-end at Camp Halekipa, a hobo-hike, a pajama party and a dance. Other officers were: Vice- president, Beatrice Chung secre- tary, Bernice Shigemura, and treasurer, jane Okuhara. The adviser was Miss Doris Takahashi. Officen' Left to Right: Violet Haida, Beatrice Chun, Bernice Shigemura, Jane Okuhara. Now, who's the donkey around here? Smile, girls. Conference at Camp Halekipa. Who's that lucky boy, Sybil? Pte'mates without tails. Pepsodent smile from Mary and Nancy. V 'I .T'?' 4 , 9 f Nl n ,, g I l f in Q - LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST ROW: A. Katekawa, M. Kimura, G. Sato, L. Takafuji, E. Kaneshiro, A. Nakakura, A. lsokane, J. Okuhara, J. Taira, M. Wong, M. Chong, A. Shun. SECOND ROW: M. Ng. N. Suzuki, E. Yoshimura. B. Chun, D. Fukumoto, L. Lee. E. Hasebe. E. Koide, H. Wong, B, Tom. THIRD ROW: E. Nlshi, M. Hebaru, J. Hayase. A. Kobayashi, B. Shigemura, 3. lnouye, E. Kawakami, M. Ohnuma, V, Haida. Teen Timers To promote better fellowship among all teen-tigers is the domi- nant theme that has stimulated the activities of the Teen Timers throughout the school year. Along with having fun, members spent many hours, participating in worthy community service proj- CC IS. ssssif, They distributed food baskets for needy families, read to old folks, and made Valentine tray favors for the orphanage. The Teen Timers staged a get- acquainted picnic in October at the Ala Moana park, a December initiation party at the Y.W.C.A., and a memorable April camping at Halekipa. COUNTER-CLOCKWISE: What legs!! A typical Y-teener. Don't drink all the water, Neptune needs some. Look at the birdie, Smile! Officeri Left to Rigbi: Betty Miya- moto, June Leong, Mildred Young, and Doris Arita. What's the joke, girls? vagal: A 'Q bf! l lr ii!!! , .. ga J r A . M X 'f U . X is 5 5, , is ik U , Y A x xl K A , - i S ,, i . lv - esi i A - M X 'fiat LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: D. Arita, J. Leong, E. Lee, N, Ho, A. Pang. SECOND ROW: G, Motooka, B. Takenaka' N, Uychara, A. Mew, A. Shinkawa, B. Isa. THIRD ROW: L. Kawatani, F. Ina-mura, M. Yonaha, E, Tagawa, H. Lum, 'hi KW: 3.5 W .1 - x? XX K lik 'Qty 'N .5 . NX M... -,Q sara.. . Q, x ' W -' fi N 'W 'rw x-in ,. Y, X. .C 9 w U X . ,H S I D I . ln. Hui Lani Serving others and making new friends was the main purpose of the 57 girls in the Hui-Lani junior Y-teens. Activities during the year were: a Thanksgiving party, a mother tea-party, the making of slippers, filling Red Cross gift boxes, a Christmas visit to the orphanage, and participation in the school carnival. Advisers and oflicers were: Mrs. May Look and Miss Sueko Kageyama, Lillian Kimura, Dora Kusunoki, Beatrice Yokota, and Frances Wzitanabe. Why so serious, Caroline? One moment, please? They make good housewives. What's all the commotion about? 5-Q if ,l is af Ll.. Y 'QQ' -K' f . l f. 5 v . 1 . if . - A .E 1. . l V 1 Q 5 ' 'i LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: D. Kusunoki, M, Wasa, C. Miyashiro, A. Nishimura. A. Kojima. E. Takamatsu, C. Yoshida, L. Ogata, B. Mxyanishi, E. Miyamura. A, Kawasaki. SECOND ROW: A. Kaminaka-, L, Kimura, J. Oishi, M. Wong. H. Agena, T. Irilzura, J. Uyeda. B. Yokola. F. Watanabe. L. Nakano, A. Yamamoto. V. Hashimoto. K. Nakachi, THIRD ROW: F. Nakamura, M. Kang, D. Lum, F. lvliyasaki, F. Kan, H. Abe, J. Nakatsu, L. Fujinaka, M. Kishaba, N. Shigetome, M. Yuen. lm Sophomore Y-Teens The Sophomore Teensters, a Y-teen club, started their first year with 55 members. They constantly worked toward their goal to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities. Miss Sueko Kage- yama, associate program director of the YWCA, and Miss janet Sakai, science teacher, were advisers. During the Christmas season girls made leis, favors, and menu covers to help the Red Cross. This lucky group accompanied the Imua Lanakilas to camp at Hale- kipa. They had fun throughout the year working and playing together. 3 Officcrr Lefl I0 Right: jane Uemura, Ellen Nishi, Mary Fujimoto and Jean Sumida. My, such lazy people. Imagine- Coming to school in pajamas. Tempting, isn't it? What's up, girls? , is 5' QM-..f X I if .L il' is 1 ' SQ' LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: M. Nakamura, 1. Ebesutani, K.Takeuchi, J. Sato, R. Osaki, G. Tomasu, M. Morita, N. Okumoto. SECOND ROW: E. Nishi, H.. Takata, F. Takaka-wa, M. Fujimoto, B. Inouchi, B. Aono. R. Shimono, J. Kadomoto, Y. Yoza. THIRD ROW: A. Horinouchi, A. B, Pang, K. Yee, J. Uemura, M. Takimura, J. Kitabata, R. Tasaki, J. Sumida, M. Haruki. s..,4f' L.,4,aH' r tv ' Q W ' any -- -A .- .. 1 gf. P r 'x ..-.pn .iv ---..a,,,i, . f 1 13 X. is Mariner The Mariner Ship Commodore is part of the Girl Scouts of Oahu and was organized in 1946 with 30 members in the girls section of the S.S.S. Commodore. Their purpose is to help girls understand and love the sea and its crafts, and to realize the ideals of womanhood by lixing the high ideals of character, conduct and attainment. Besides hiking, sailing, and beach parties, the Mariners held a benefit dance in October and! participated in community work. Officers of the ship were: Boat- swain, Annie Park, Yeomen, Bea- trice Chung Assistant Yeomen, Mary Chinen and Mildred Naka- harag Crew Leaders were Dolores Alibang and Mildred Takeshita. Skipper Hazel Chang was adviser. COUNTERCLOCKWISE: Row, row, row your boat. Aileen, my house needs a painting!! Don't rush boys, take your time. High Barbaree. Be careful, Annie. Oh, you lucky man. Officers L. to R. Beatrice Chun, Annie Park, and Dolores Alibang. f i 'H--4ea.,: 7 1 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: J. Toi, A. Park, B. Leong, D. Alibang, F. Koizumi. N. Ohama, L. Imamura. SECOND ROW: M. eww..-,. xr 1.-,Hearn M Nnknhnm n Kai M Chlnen. B. Chun. THIRD ROW: A. Nishimura, D. Yee. M. Takeshita. Photo Club Continuing energetically in the face of eviction from its quarters in F-l, the Photo club increased in size to -14 shutterbugs. Under the instructions of Law- rence Elco, Kenneth Higa, and james Naylon, novices learned how to take pictures, develop film, print negatives, and enlarge pic- tures. Activities of the year included an October initiation party, lectures by professional photographers, and weekend field trips to many parts on the island. Ollicers of the year were presi- dent, Lawrence Ekog vice presis dent, Mildred Aralilesg secretary, Loretta Leeg and treasurer. Ken- neth Higa. Wforking hard Mae? Boys, wheres mint? Having a nice time? Officers-Lawrence liko, Mildred Araliles, and Loretta Lee. Xwhatl Do l see food? ir Q i S gifji h l L ,sig A325 mm Cu. Convumv rnvrrss vou T0 Tl-tt c.LuB'S INITIATIQN mu-y Une PL nc: 'lint 5,0 K s ' Q C se 'Q- 3 ,vs . ..a -.nn On. 3, WF! 7!00h 10:00 'f-IXT A. biz 1 yf . 1 it fb . X9 Q- fig! or S 1 N iii x 1 .Rv -X, 1 'Q s as s o 1 s D F K if . li iii Hi? twir- .1 'Fi f 5 s K, s f lt if i' Q1 Ji' s 1 .Nt X cw. , A .ss3,k: , ,Xg:,xt E. Q wif LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: K. Yee, L. Lee, M. Arafiles, R. Orot. SECOND ROW: L. Eko, K. Maekawa, D. Lee, L. Mun, B. Rov, Biology 'Sv ' wtf-m.,.. I . ,, .mini Watch it girls!! Organized with 78 members in September, th Biology club promoted interest in all phrases o living science. Activities of the year included lectures, excur sions and research work, social events added ti gaiety. Future doctors at work. wi J QF 0 -' -ui' LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: E. Kawakami, L. Uyeda, D. Nlshlmura, J. Leong, J. Taira. J. Okuhara, A. Nakakura, H. Tom. L. Takafuji, G. Sato. SECOND ROW: I, Takishima, A. Kamibayashi, N. Suzuki, J. Toi. M. Kurahara, K. Shirabe, B. Yamashiru. J. I-Iayase, M. Habaru, A. Kohatsu. THIRD ROW: R. Watanabe, C. Onishi, H. Tengan, O. Tsuruma, N. Ohama, Mr. Kawahara. H. Tamagawa, J. Fujimoto, V. Hara, R. Young. Club Tempring frog legs. lofffleefs were leafmeffe Flfllmefey Defefh-Y OFFICERS: Jeanette Fujimoto, Helen Tom, Dorothy Nlshxmuru, Helen Tom, and Vlolet I-Iarag presl- Nishimura and Vi0let Hara. dent, vice-president, secretary and treasurer, respec- rivelyg with Mr. Lloyd Knwahara, adviser. N LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: M. Nakamura, A. Taglml, J. Fujimoto. C. Yoshida, G. Maru. A. Wong, B. Miyashiro. V Ariyoshi, S. Ige, G. Maenaka, V. Pang, A. Nlshimura, S. Higa. SECOND ROW: D, Nakano, B. Terada. H. Hirata, B. Yokota, M Kihara, S. Nakama, J. Uyeda, E. Takamatsu, A. Kojima, E. Kawamura, B. Miyanishi. THIRD ROW: M. Yuen, J. Tamagawa E. Kam, J. Hifuml, S. Higa, L. Oga-ta, M. Kakuda, G. Okuda. Ee-ik!! Ouch! Poor Helen! She's been initiated with broken glasses? fcgg shells! Future chemists at work! Watch it, Doctor Tonai, don't blow up the lab! Chemistr VX, -fN.f vw inf' l 'at' v., yvx 1, A' ,. ... 7 l .Q l . . IV.. fi dw , I V 3 M r'Lr-mm 2' . i v fr- ' SW ' Nl Q-l1..f4. I H l 1 ' lk 12 f vm ,ik A , . - . X , ' 4 . 4 - L K 1 . t. Y . 5 9 Q 1 .X 2 1 ' . 'r . 2 , A all .E y tl J Qui, Q D ' x la . Wh L . , K I 1 4 , A . ' I W - M . s LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROWZ C. Onishi, R. Ako, G. Motooka. M. Tengan, J. Taira. J. Okuhara, D. Nishimura. M. Chang. SECOND ROW: N. Suzuki, M. Okunuma, E. Yoshimura, J. Ito. E. Kawakami. S. Inouyc. THIRD ROW: F. Fujimoto. M. Haya- :-hida, A. Furuyav. F. Yasutake, M. Matsuno. R, Rodrigues, D. Lee. FOURTH ROW: E. Mashima, H. Yamada, G. Hlrata, K, Kaneshlro. E. Himeda, N. Iinuma, II. Dantsuka, K. Kadomoto. Club Under the advisorship of Mrs. Peggy Young, 85 enthusiastic Farringtonians aspired to further their knowledge in Chemistry. Experiments, demonstrations, movies, discussions and lectures, and excursions were promoted. Places visited included the Uni- versity of Hawaii experiment sta- tion, Hawaiian Pineapple Ion Exchange Plant, and the Fertilizer Company. Social activities included a pic- nic, a Christmas party, a hike to Sacred falls, and a formal dinner party. As part of the club's welfare program, paper leis were made for the Red Cross project. Ollicers were president, Dwight Sumidag vice-president, Francis Nakayamag secretary, Edith Koideg and treasurer, Paul Shimo- kochi. My-the poor oranges. How they must suller. Officers--Dwight Sumida, Edith Koide, and Paul Shimolcochi. What's the side attraction, Ethel? lloward, where is my coke? lik WEB? r .- ii, i-..f': b 1 -5' Q V' J, J . at ' Q f P 1 1 x 9 X f if K X Q il . . l if ' it we . ' l X '51 1. if Q 'Wa' c. ' S 4 xt. p S S 1 X 0 It 5, S i l 1 X X V T l 1 Q, sh 1 wk , Q X ' V S 1 si LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST ROW: S. Yoza R Shimabuku M Lau J Leong H Tom M Wakafuji E Knirie B YHHIE-lShll0 A Kohatsu. SECOND ROW: D. Smith, J Nagata J FuJimoto NI Nakahara M Kakazu M Ching H Wong. A Yamamoto V Hara. THIRD ROW: P. Shimokochi D Look R Young H Yo hida Y Kaminaka J Nakama F Nakayann P Starkcy H Arita, FOURTH ROW: G. Lee, G. Hara J Omori S Murakami H Kondo F Yamamoto C Fujiwara Beginning To encourage students t- participate in the annual Order 0 Gregg Artists contestg to promoti closer relationship among mem bers, and to promote greater in terest in the study of shorthani was the main purpose of th- Farrington High School Greg gites, beginning chapter, ai organization for future stent! graphers and secretaries. All l07 members entered thi l948 annual National Order o Gregg Artists contest. ln previou years, creditable showing wa made by this club, winning lirs Members studying for the O.G.A. Contest. Doris and lris trying their hand i master speed writing. 14, ' e 1 ff V ' ' Y , 1 a 'Q-If l Iv ,v .. uf: 4' :Q j f.. 4 LEFT TO Yamauchi B. Yokota. Ogawa. C RIGHT, FIRST ROW: F. L. Yuen. A. Saito, E. Kam, H. Hayase. L, Chung, M. Ramos, A, Reyes, E. Takayama, H. . L. Riga. C. Senana. M. Kaneshiro, R. Char. R. Uno, S. Yogi. SECOND ROW: R. Sato. E. Hirohata, R. Shimabukum. E. Gabriel, N. Rofoli, F. Watanabe. D. Hayashi, D. Wauke, D. Alibang. D. Lum. E. Akita. M. Tsuchida. B. Chun. E. . Soguolia. E. Celedes. THIRD ROW: O. Asato, N. Takaki. E. Asato, D. Tanouye, R. Ajimine, Y. I. Chun. F. Miyasaki R f fa-1 ff-551 Greggites prize in the national high school and college division in 19405 second prize in 19415 sixth prize in 19-42g grand prize in l943g first prize in 19445 lirst prize in 19455 and the grand prize in 1946. Members enjoyed a Welcome Dance and a farewell party spon- sored by the Advanced Chapter and worked on Red Cross projects with president, Iris Kurosawag vice-president, Alice Nagaog sec- retary, julia Tamagawag treasurer, Rose Satog and adviser, Miss Keakcalani Lee. Stutlious, aren't they? Those grades must be good. Officers L. to R. Beatrice Chun, Iris Kurosawa, julia Tamagawa, Alice Nagao, and Rose Sato, Why so energetic, Rose! 1 I 1 S i is in . U LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST ROW: S. Shinsato, E. Endo, M. Akamine, D. Arita, K. Kasashima, H. Shimabukuro, N. Nakagawa I Kurosawa, S. Shimabukuro, E. Chun, M. Morinaga. SECOND ROW: K. Nakachi, M. Aranlo, C. Sakai, A. Kawasaki, S Isa A Nagao. F. Tukekawa. J. Lapinid, I. Au, D. Maruyama, E. Chung. THIRD ROW: J. Tamagawa, B. Kai, O. Naholowaa, M. Oyama I.. Iwasaki, L. Takafuji, J. Cadirao, M. Kishaba, N. Shigetomi. FOURTH ROW: D. Mariani. A. Chanz, E. Billiamnga A Alunn Oi .L 'KM v . .W 'I frm I Qija, Advanced Greggites Led by President Nancy Oya, the advanced Greggites sponsored many activities during the year such as: a welcome dance on October 3, 1947, participation in the Farrington carnival, typing work for the Red Cross, and a farewell dance at the close of the year. Other officers were: Gladys Oshiro, vice-president, Dolores Imaguchi, secretaryg Beatrice Oda, treasurer, and social chairman, Thelma Mitsukawa. Officers-Thelma Mitsukawa, Nancy Oya, Gladys Oshiro, Dolores lmagu- chi, and Beatrice Oda. Aspiring secretary at work. A hot dog with a smile. Now what can Fred be doing in the food booth? LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: D, Takasaki, N. Ma-tsumoto, G, Oshiro, N, Honda, E. Ishii, F. Sakumoto R. Oshiro, F. Fuku- moto S, Fujita E. Lee, B. Shigemura. SECOND ROW: B. Tom, I. Tokumaru, D, Okimoto, N. Isa, F. Ishimine, G. Watanabe, K. Tokuda, A. Shinkawa, M. Takeshita, L. Shimabukuro. THIRD ROW: B. Takenaka, A. Lau, E. Miyamoto, M. Apuan, C. Saro- , .... .-. n vt... n n-.- n...,,. v u,.n..,. v rhyme., N Imaam v unmgmnrn wnlrwvn Rnw- R rmn D Imaam-hi FZ Noam-hi Allied Youth Another year of activities was enjoyed by the Farrington Allied Youth club of 55 active members. Through the cooperation of all its members this club achieved the purpose of the Allied Youth: to encourage good citizenship and understanding on the part of the individual. The Club sponsored a diversified program through the year. Several speakers addressed the club. On january 23, a leap year dance was held to welcome new members. A valentine party was held in February. Late in the year, dele- gates from the Farrington Allied Youth Post attended a territorial conference. Now, this is how its done, says Mr. Ching. You must be sleep walking, bud. Hurry Donald and Richard, there won't be any left for you. Officers-Edward Nagaoka, Esther Nalcakura, Betty Tom and Margaret XX7atanabe. ' Q X-v iN-4 -.x fi if if ,ii T1 ,,,,..w 4 1- . 5 if 1 5 N0 sw 1 . ,xv 'sol 1 LFZFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: F. Maruyama, L. Lee, T, Nakasone, P, Miyamoto, M. Horii, M. Kilano. SECOND ROW: M. Watanabe, B. Tom. M. Matsumoto, E. Nagaoka, M. King, M, Watanabe, D. Lee. im.. nvumnumaw 4?QW -D-.. i ug 4. asf 'Br' g.. ilk x, X g1f.,,,JfR K 5 . -hifi, 1. ,f,, ax W M k..,,,,, H -.M S .U iq ,b gg: 'L?f1!Q -: ii : a, 1' - . r, 'F 4 ,Q .. ,W .f 1'5 f 3 ,af -'. 1 H N QF 'if . ,- fb .. Q., wp Qggm 1- x Q 3, x' -W Q 3 .X K ' f 3 ,wah QW, , ,,w K if' ' - 1 - A -,Q 5 , ,gf-. -- '- v1 4 lg.- . K,-. ,.,: V, ,, .,.,f..,.,, , 3 w ,fx ,, .. ,-,ww la-M-1,:,' '- ., f fixing? . M gf 3 4' if Q Ma 'ww , N X 1 .wa :Sew 4. 1 5 , we M if -. 3 ,': v ,. X Q I I xi , IMI K? xr Q34 Reason and calm judgment, the qualities especially belonging to a leader. TAcrrUs WQQ ' r far 1 l Mr. Kusunoki ,aw 1-3' ' Mr. McAlistet . Athletic Director gy -H 5 la A Mr. I toga The Varsity Football Team The Varsity Football Team under the coaching of Henry Kusunoki and Bert Itoga, played a wonderful season of football. Although out- weighed, the tiny mites of Farrington put up a great stand for their school. They played with all their strength. Mr. Kusunoki had coached the Governors Football Team for I0 years and Bert Itoga had been along-side him for the past 7 years. Thanks, Mr. Kusunoki and Mr. Itoga for the splendid job of coaching. Thanks should also go to Mr. Ken- neth McAlistet for taking care of the equipment and uniform that the football team used and all the rest of the teams that make up the sports world at Farrington. FRONT ROW: Ray Keanoano, Paul Chung, William Trinidad, Richard Kotaka, Harold Kono, Danny Garcia. Gilbert Nakayama 2nd ROW: Samuel Koanui, Alexander Spencer, Kenneth Hamada, Harry Matsuda, Toshiyuki Kaneshiro, Lawrence Yamada, Ernest Matsuo. George Fukuda. 3rd ROW: Leonard Kalua, Elmer Kekino, Joseph Saito, Kenneth Hashimoto, Richard Okumura, Henry Young, Melvin Kiaaina, 4th ROW: Donald McComber, Kenneth Kahoonei, Moses Perkins, Emmett Leong, Herbert Kaanehe, Waller Kaneko, Ivan Kino, Benny Matias. , eiliii lk? QM ll 12'- ' ' K gms! . ki. ffiff' . 5.4. - 9' Y f'3m7U1 'v QQ ,. W, mu. Swwwsnfwvmia X55 X 4 gg .er .4 U Q XT Ik '77 - if 5 , gm, M 12 QXWWTQQ QSX Sw 6 Qi X yn-W. ff f 5 cg - XN .Q xxx .- 1 . X S g lx . v ii C X Aa, W fgpbj Lf.-. - 7g A544-X fxgmg 5 Af - f X J L- --1- i' S9 W 'wiv 4f IS 0 2 X 0:7 Duff if Q57 - F9 9 NN ww-nm. , fDANuY Gnkcmxw S 5 1 VL-jg' X X 'G 2.11 X I . 5' XD R A-: Sul 1 l if 16, f A xi L 'Lv ku' ELMER KEKINOHKT : Ali X7 ' ' - ' vM...:.Ak flf Q: ANI , , . vuwyv WALTER xmeK0-QB ff5l'l'IZ's'f'll 3 l i f if gf ' so ff' sp -nas-ww Q k .nit .:. N 'mW h A W ' it i ' . . . t . Maur- -ve' ' , . - A Right down the field, Saito, go!-go! F. H. S. vs. MCKINLEY F.H.S. vs. KAMEHAMEHA Playing before a Capacity crowd of 24,000 at the Driving swiftly after seven minutes had elapsed in the opening quarter, Gilbert Nakayama, one of the Govs standouts of the fray, intercepted Roy Fernandez's pass on the Kam 57 yard and ran it back 16 yards to the 21 to set up the first touch- down. Scoring in 2 plays, Young ripped off nine yards through tackle on the Hrst play. Raymond Keanoano then scrampered the remaining 12 yards to paydirt. Kaneko standing on his own 48, shot a bullet pass Stadium, the fighting Governors dropped their first game in two starts by a score of 12-0 to the CChampionJ McKinley Tigers. The powerful run- ning attacks of the Micks were just too much for the Govs to handle. Their line charged hard to smother the vaunted passing of Walter Kaneko. Henry Lum, sparked the Micks offense scoring both of their touchdown. Gilbert Nakayama, speedy Maroon scatback pro- to Young on the opponents 29 and ran it for the vided his team's backers with the most thrills as he second Governor tally. Chung's barefoot kick from broke loose for several nice runs and with his alert placement split the uprights making the score l5-0 ball playing. in favor of the Govs. Kaanehe about to snag a beauty! Ray breaking loose for considerable yardage. .rf rq 1 ' tx 054 5'g':s'l 3' ,. 6 Z,'w.w 64. If 'U fi'-1 ,fr-95 isiflliff. in Jf'3WT'i s2?I.?'SaEa-ik.,aQ. W 9W? W W' its 1' F.H.S. vs. KAIMUKI In a thrilling game before a crowd of 10,000 fans the Kaimuki Bull- dogs upset the Farrington eleven 13-12. In a thrilling last quarter, the Maroons scored both of their touchdowns on long passes from quarterback Walter Kaneko. Fukuda eludes tackler. Young breaks through Blue and Gray. FARRINGTON vs. ROOSEVELT Roosevelt Rough Riders made a start- ling upset over the Kalihi grid machine by a score of 14 to 6. The game was played on a wet and sloppy field, with a sea of mud hampering both team's offensive threats. The Governors' aerial attack was made almost impossible with the wet and slippery ball. The Kalihi gridders could only manage to complete two out of eleven attempts through the airlanes. Dirty players. I Keanoano in the open! F.H.S. vs. IOLANI Meeting the Iolani Red Raiders on November 1, the Governors, usually a passing team, were defeated at their own game as the Raiders uncorked a dazzling aerial attack to top the Maroons 25 to 7. The Governors were in scoring position several times but were hurled back on just about every occasion by penalties. The line played well while in the backlield, Danny Garcia and Walter Kaneko stood out. Interfering with the receiver. V Yamada about to lateral to Trinidad. WWW M S Q .is g fx fl A EMMETT LEONG c. ANCIS WIUSNT Nl neun Mums - f Kill! 737 1145111170 T0 T NENRY YOUNG LAWRENCE YAMKVR ' 'B WBAR D OKUMURA - U0lkL'D MQCOMBER - s X fy! iff k NN ERNE ST MATSUO ' T MELVIN KXKMNA ' f N I X X E f . I TOShndKl AANESNIRO . M I A I X, ,i X XA X Z .N J QMS .. ' If KENNETH NAMADA- 1' :xv X Y - A Amin... . RAY KEMIOANO 4 -nj U'P'll I W HAROLD KONG 'G I Z ? .1 5 xg' .Z ,- y 7 GILBERT NAKAYAMA-.Q WSU! SAITO-F, Z 2 Z 2 3 M0 Q X ,J lKENNETN KKHOONU ,X sts vesuuus-I ff 2 4 5 Wi , Z 1- Aka- f ,. f! af FRED MAMIYA - an ..f K - f' x I W: ' ' HERBERT KAANEHE -I X x I 'X i- V x HARRY MATSUDA l SAMUEL KOANUI1 ,R A is Y X g f 1 . --- LEONARD mum-v jk K l 4 l I 'Yr' f ,K wmmn TRWUDAD 2 7 , 1 ALEXANDER SPENCER - Qww X N5 X 4 .f f ,QW - sconce FUKUDA-sw , ' fx AE fp . Q ' , xiffui Xcmms JN-in ll nt a touchdown WC vgoanui scores'- FARRINGTON vs. PUNAHOU The Maroon and White clad Governors played its last game on their schedule against the bigger, heavier and more experienced Punahou eleven: Far- rington dropped the verdict by a 20-0 Count. Although the Govs were much lighter, both on the line and the backlield as compared to the Buffanblus, we can be just as well proud of our players who put up a great fight all the way. Danny Garcia, who played in the half-back position made several spec- tacular catches from passes thrown by Kaneko, Get it, Sammll' FARRINGTON vs. ST. LOUIS The Governors, playing their sixth straight game of the season dropped a heartbreaking 25-26 deci- sion to the fighting Crusaders from St. Louis for it's fifth straight defeat. With Walter Kaneko sparking the Govs offense with three passes for touchdowns by Danny Garcia, Sam Koanui and Fred Mamiya. Koanui also scored a one-pointer from a pass from Kaneko after joe Saito ended a 62 yard advance going over from the 3 yard line. An attempted field goal during the last minute of the game by Paul Chung failed as it hit the uprights. for Kaneko' Make r00m k'nS, Please' sfno nec l quarterback. These passing attacks kept the Puns on edge through out the entire battle. tsu0- lot Ma interlvfence . runnlng MQWYY3 BOY A' f '-'lv-fw..v,.,,.s., 5.5 L W Y -.,w,,,w'JMm,Nqv.mNW I M A 1 N . .PI 'Mft Q FRONT ROW: Charles Vierra, Frank Ho, Clarence Collins, Beatrice Nicholas, Robert Subee, Gilbert Ammons. SECOND ROW: Evangeline Davis, Cora Young, Elizabeth Recopilacion, Pauline Bush, Christine Aki and Mary Ann Queenie Ventura. LEADERS Ynl sn a :NS-..,.. xx fy: I . Q XY? -fx' 1 ?'R'F li -ov'- ,. M-M X L. 1 ii? f. 2' L flfw Wi 'Inf-1 .N gl K Ill! FFMKBNZA LSZGQIZJLUX. N E E'h'L': F,t5Z5? F f . E i: E E . Q IANA ,...iE!l..,.:-.gp' i s aa ix.i..: i . .-it f To You Our Own Dear Alma Mater . . . unior Football The Governor's junior Interscholastic gridsters, by virtue of their trium- phant 6-2 victory over the St. Louis babes, earned the undisputed right to the third place berth of the junskol league. The Farrington juniors won hve and lost three of their eight games this past season. Bowing to Kamehameha in their opening game by a score of 10-0, the Maroons clicked against Kai- muki in their second game, downing the Bulldogs by a 13-6 tally. The fine defensive play of Ikeda, Lee, and Wright on the forward wall, staved off a last minute threat of the Bulldogs on the Governor's one inch line. Roose- velt's Roughriders could not stop the offensive minded Maroon squad in their third encounter, and the Gov's gained a 24-0 decision. After outplaying Iolani's Crimson Tide during the entire first half, the Gov's dropped a 12-0 decision. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Freeman, Harold Imasaka, Richard Miyasalo, Rudolph Luat, Lambert Consijio, Thomas Amii, Allen Coelho, Richard Tamai. SECOND ROW: Damon Hanzawa, William Lee, Edward Kim, Reynold Matsuo, Thomas Goo, Yoshio Fuchigami. Wallace Kim, Walter Okudara, Archibald Mahalu. STANDING: Frank Wills, Arthur Tamburri, Herbert Young, Ralph Medeiros, William Young, Eugene Beimes, Manuel Boskie, Gregory Opiopio, Harry Takeshita. 'XI 'V' Eli TI? l - ' '.1. H. !'YHe.f, IT it-s 994, -'iv To Swish' J .ti 1 liis ieei R gg ,iff-'1 f Aa -fe W rw e .. ix B-as it as lx 7.0 ggi I B i - 91 I 9 Semor Basketball f ff ,is Y If X ,Ni XX - f Y! . V099 Xilgv The Farrington Senior Basketball Team ended the much heated interscholastic battle for the prep crown with a record of eight wins and three loses. The last breaking and accurate shooting Maroon quintet was a constant threat through the season. The runner-up Governors under the Careful super- vision of Mr. Bert Itoga, molded this fighting team with live returning lettermen and several boys of last year's junior five. Much praise is given to Mr. Itoga for his time and effort which he spent in advising the boys. Although the title slipped through the hands of the defending champions, another fighting quintet is expected from the Governors which will star with two returning regulars namely, I. Tomita and G. Taguma. FRONT ROW: Itsuo Tomita, Harry Chang. Paul Chung. 2nd ROW: Harry Dantsuka, Kenneth Kahoonei, George Taguma, Placido Mercado. 3rd ROW: Walter Kaneko, Melvin Kiaaina, Moses Perkins, Ivan Kino, Wallace Tang. MNQ! W7 fe.Wc,l 'll YKWG12, f 155' 'W'Hf.' ' His! ' ' 'K HLL QSTHR 'k f x f rw , -QQ .M ,,......-.qv-n Q. Q nga 21 if Y - Q ,i Pri Y x xg ik ' .js 'F - ,Q . ZX. NI Y ei Q-1v 3 , Wg XA K Sf, ,. -n Av 'YY , :bf '? N's'.'rT'.'ff SCORES Roosevelt Punahou Kaimuki McKinley Sr. Louis Kamehameha Iolani Mid-Pacific ROUND ROBIN SERIES F H S OPP Kamehameh 1 McKinley Punahou 1 ani ' lVwKlIu LNIEL KRNNO ' 6 RNS STANDINGS l . Punahou 2. Farrington 5, Kamehameha 4. McKinley 5. St. Louis 5. Iolani 7. Mid-Pacific 8. Kaimuki 9. Roosevelt INDIVIDUAL SCORING ltsuo Tomita ......Y.. Moses Perkins ....... Melvin Kiaaina .. Wzlllace Tang .,..,,. George Taguma .,..... Harry Chang ....... Kenneth Kahoonei Placido Mercado .,...,. Walter Kaneko ...,, Paul Chung .,.......,. Harry Dantsulea WALT K NNE l . X Kosvnow Mi' With more than 50 interested young lads turn- ing out for the jr. Basketball squad, 15 were picked for the team. Mr. Henry Kusunoki was at the coaching reign again, and again he molded a bunch of first year boys into an undefeated championship quintet. This was the second consecutive year that Mr. Kusunoki led the boys into that top position. Samuel Pacarro, Clifford Char, Rikio Izumi, Harold Imasaka and William Lee returned from last year's championship five. In winning the JU 1oR BASKETB LL crown, the squad learned that team work was the main factor in their title go. First year boys like Daniel Kanno and Clarence Camara and Samuel Pacarro were brought up into the senior team for the Round-Robin Series. Mr. Kusunoki spent much time and effort on this team for he called for practice every day of the week except Sundays. High Honors are given to Mr. Kusunoki for his great work. The Maroon five won 9 straight games with no losses. Hail the CHAMPS! Great Work Boys! FIRST ROW: Henry Papa, Frank Kiriu, Rikio Izumi, Harold lmasaka. SECOND ROW: Arthur Tamburri, Clifford Char, James Robello, Victor Mokulehua. THIRD ROW: William Lee, Ralph Medeiros, Fred Furukawa, Daniel Kaenno, Raymond Chang, Mgr MISSING: Samuel Pacarro, Clarence Camara. Wi' fl! l --J N -' : , Y. H 82 --1 . .wt-K: - I '2As:w!i' ' aft' it 5 -r 'a -if slitti- Q. x x- . X N 'Vx X al, .. Of N - .X r ' 9890 nokouxufx P. xraru fl 5 ,R MEDER I O5 1 j LI -2 Bmw-N . N'. - X N'-Jax I lrfi i I J Q . 3 I1 X :Q MASA KA ' Q f-3 if c, CHAR WNW 31 ROBELLO ! V P' R- IZUMI Q4 'Q' 5' k .nk 1 V -, 4 an ii H. PAPA X v ff 4- 1.1. S f 2 . N F . -if A R FURUK AWN W. ,tw in Inf 41' was Yo- ., f' ek 40. -4 ,J 4. R3 Q . twig if HH. f' . H 5 ..,. fn f 7 r! mwafs Senior Mr. Hajime Suga coached the Senior Base- ball nine for the second straight season and he did a very good work on the team with james Chee as the manager. Practicing daily on the field, the team showed champ- ionship caliber in their pre-season games. With seven letter-men bolstering the nine, the team was well balanced. Walter Kaneko, iirst baseg George Nakagawa, second baseg LEFT TO RIGHT: Pitch ers - Arnold Shimizu Lawrence Yamhda, Fred- rick Kaya, Larry Umecla I 'l, Mau, 'K s . ,, Q 1 .33 Q-...af B af kai. ,av ,.., aseball Clarence Camara, short stop, Gilbert Mau, Toshiyuki Kaneshiro, out fieldersg George Kimoto, catcher and Arnold Shimizu, pitcher. Benjamin Duarte, third base and joseph Saito, out field, rounded out the starting line- up. Others on the pitching staff include Frederick Kaya, Lawrence Yamada and Larry Umeda. Daniel Garcia, out field and George Shiroma, catcher completed the entire team. fgnx 3 Hykgk ,t is ' LEFT TO RIGHT O fielders Joseph Sai Toshiyuki Kaneshir Danny Garcia Gilbe LEFT TO RIGHT: Infielders-Walter Kaneko, George Nakagawa, Clarencc Camara, Benjamin Duarte, e YECY X- Jlfr' 'PE 1:g'2'Q'fi'H- n 'K ' 46 -.59 .V Ye . 'Je Q - . x K X wwvk LEFT TO RIGHT: Catchers-George Shiroma, George Kimoto. 1 1 J' Mr. Hajime Suga-Coach. ' ff-'q'3'5'li 3: 1 ,N 3, - - 'V Y if S y 4 .aa XXV' ' 5 l K l l 3 is etch . ' ' x we CO t U 9651 FIRST ROW: Walter Fujii, Stanley Takahashi, Harry Isokane, George Uyes M - Richard Masuda. BACK ROW: Lawrence Kaneshiro. Thomas Kaneshige l Inagaki, Ding Jeong, Joseph Pokakaa. Golf The sharpshooting golfers of Farrington under the superb coaching of Mr. Ernest Ing played an exciting prosperous series of golf during the season of 1948. The five teams which entered the League were Punahou, Kaimuki, St. Louis, and McKinley. The Governors club swingers scored upsets in the latter two during the first two games. Prospective members for next year are R. Masuda, S. Takahashi, H. Isokane, G. Uyeshiro, W. Fujii, and T. Kaneshige. There is an Interscholastic Golf banquet held each year after the series and the boys are always looking towards this occasion. Tennis Team The Farrington Tennis Team is bolstered by 9 returning lettermen, Lincoln Chang, Douglas Akina, Ah Biu Chang, Calvin Chong, Macario De Leon, Shinko Kuniyoshi, Edward Lau, Charles Moses, Nor- man Perreira, and Tai Yau Chung, Artemio Luis, Chun Kee Say, rookies. Lincoln Chang, Shinko Kuniyoshi, Ah Bui Chang, Calvin Chong, Macario De Leon, Edward Lau, Nor- man Perreira were real threats in the category each one played. The team is co-captained by Lincoln Chang and Douglas Akina. FRONT ROW: Lincoln Chang, Chun Kee Say, Calvin Chong, Shinko Kuniyoshi, Macario DeLeon, MIDDLE ROW: Douglas Akina. Charles Moses, Ah Biu Chang, Norman Perriera, Tai Yau Chung, L. O. Kaulili. BACK ROW: Edward Lau, Artemio Luis, Kalfred Lum. IRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: T. sagawa W. Shigekane, H. Igarashi, 9 Ginoza, C. Yakushije. SECOND ROW H. Otaguro, R. Wakuzawa, Atakaki, S. Manginsay, J. Sur. I Koanui. THIRD ROW: G. Opin io Wada, M. Blaisdell, S, ukuda W. Takamatsu, J. Freeman. FOURTH ROW: J. Shiosaki, O. Matlas L. F. Kau, H. Yoshino, K. be ................... Boys' Swimming Team Under leadership of Mr. Ted Kahananui for the first season, the boys' made a credible showing in the matches they competed in. The call for turn-outs found 45 eager boys answering the call. Mr. Kahananui had a time weeding it into a team of 25. A team composed of Blaisdell, Ginoza, Matias and Yoshino set a new 200 yard relay record of l minute 44.1 seconds. Another banner year will be expected since only Ginoza and Yoshino will be out through graduation. i I Girls' Swimming The girls swimming team under Coach Mildred Honnaka entered the 1948 league with lots of confidence. There were 58 girls that tried out for the team but like always, a few were picked out. Out of the 15 girls, Ida Aipolani, freestyle: Beatrice Yoshioka, breastg Nancy Fujii, medley: and Florence Hirasaki, freestyle: stood out for the female team. Clothilda Kea was the captain and jane Kagemoto assisted Mrs. Honnaka as manger. FRONT ROW: Juliet Kiyabu, Lucille Cubes, Mary Lee, Clothilda Kea, Dorothy Kakutani, Edith Yamamoto, Katie Kaneshiio BACK ROW: Margaret Watanabe, Beatrice Yoshioka, Florence Hirasaki, Edna Kaneshiro, Emeline Kakazu, Ida Aipolani, Aileen Kaiui, Barbara Awong, Beatrice Nicholas. MISSING: Nancy Fujii. Lhrlwrx Acknowledgments The editor and adviser of the 1948 Ke Kiaaina wish to express their heartiest appreciation to the following persons and firms who helped in the production of the yearbook. Ace Portrait Studio Tongg Publishing Conipany, Ltd. Mr. Ralph Toyota Mr. Kahananui and the photography class Samson Studio The Honolulu Advertiser Company y- ,QW , ,M .ltr 'x 1 6 , J , . 4. 1 , X - .,..-Q, V 5 , ,. r .' .Mu .x A , . X .. 4,,J.., V IL ,,. K, H A --2+ ,', J-, . 14.-w, w ' v ' L ,u .,,, , bi' , . . fm ' A I 1 ,5 ,,V. , H J, J x . A . ,B . - , ,tg , 'M , .X ,gr .r ,..4 .,,, ,e, ,1 ..,E, ,: 3. 1 ., . 4 . , , , .1- .k Q s N -Purim X A ., JV. 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