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

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'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.

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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,

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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.