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

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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

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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

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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