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

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1 Lu HOW ONE, LEFT IU HIGYT: L. Nanone, J. Hasegawa, A. Hiya, I3 Xrukaua, N. Xmald, L. Ureyo, S. Flores, D. Perreira, F. Beimes, 5. Chang, U. Oh1HDfO, F. lakaxi, U. Hartells. HCM TVN: L, Coelho, H, Hahale, H, A Kalamau, H. Sasakawa, L. Payapaya, T. Kim, L. hohashigawa, S. Inco, M. lobaldo, Y. Hee, P. Titcomb Consibog, F. Costello, J. Nakagawa, J. Tobota. BOM'UfHUh A. Nahinee, N. Takaoka, C. Lau, H. Kaiwi, Fukushima, U. Takase, B. Wchee, A. Hanini, L. Mau, L. Tomoyio, L. Pang, B. Farm, V. Hatano, E. Lee, S Ancheta, C. Ayson, J. Apana. FTW ITIH: E. Ho, V. Peters, L. Rohello, H. Liu, V. Hosa, U. Tom, F. Fujll shima, J. Ajimine, A. Spotkauffe, I. Patterson, U. Young, H. Serro, H. Ahuna, Y. Higa, P. Tamashiro, T Luis, A. Issacc, F. WcShane, J. Akana. , uf F of metica , 'W Purposes of this organl- zation are: to promote a gFOW1Hg apprec1ation of the joys and sat1sfact1on of homemaklng, to emphas1ze the 1mportance of worthy home membership, to work for good home and fam1ly l1fe for -H' 'K all, to foster development of CFEHUIVC 1nternat1onal good Wlll. g Q n -r ll 5 VMICL Lranu 15 better7 ffm Chl. LEFT TO HH1UI l. loune, P. Wonxz, L. Natsnna, . Isnra '. Lew, 5. hlla, H. w1ll137S, X. Kato, le Lune. V- Takamafsu. H- PENN, l. lung. lfM YW 1 l. fonzales, 1 .n1VGH3, H. Salvador, C. fnou, l. lar- Valho. N- Aeena. E- how, L. Apo, J. Anbelo, l. h1N6Sdk1, 5. fnnxro. !1V lhhhhr 4. Santana, F. FULIO, L. Cleveland, P. HHDHIHO, L. Ikvela, L. hBlCHF18, L. une, 1. 51lYd, N. Pratt, N. lranco, I. Jarrett. 1LN PULH: E. Ak1U, N. Hobello, L. Perry, l. Mattnews, N. laher, N. A. L1fCh, l. Notts, A. lsukeyama, ' lblck, P. Lee, H. Mokulehua, Mrs. Mariorie Hee.

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This club was organimd in Ucto- ber, 1949. There were 29 members consisting of seniors, juniors md sophomores. Tne club undertook various serv- ice projects including: Bed Cross work, taking care of the properties of the Christmas pagemt, caroling during Christmas and decorations for the May lhy pageant. Under the able guidance of Mrs. Mildred Honnaka, President James Wakafuji steered the club. He was assisted by Wallace Noqxta, vice- presidentg Clement Yoshida, sec- retary and Lawrence Watanabe, treasurer. .

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A If gig ialdgy With the ' 'pranotion of interest in all phases of living science as its pur- pose, members of the Biology club spent an eventful and enjoyable school year. Unkr the guidance of Mr. Lloyd Kawahara, President Nellie Ching led the club with the assistance of Vice-president Shirley Anne Lee, Secretary Josephine Galiza and Treas- urer Mary Tanaka. Standing C0lllittCC8 in- cluded lecture, program, so- cial and excursion whose chairmen were: Allira Kme- moto, Himie Pmg, Dorothy Kakutmi and Leatrice Tsuha, respectively. Officers, Left to Rightt Mary Tana- Ka, Josephine Galiza, Nellie Ching, and Shirley Lee. Minnie! What's so interesting over there? o 0 Who's the lucky man? All aboard for Trlpler