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

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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.

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.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