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

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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.

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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.

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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