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

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HF i i ience TOP HOW, LEFT 'IO RICHT: Wal- ter Davis, head, Henry Chun Thomas Higa. SECIIND POW: Ke nichi Kawaguchi, Lloyd Kawa hara, Miss Theresa Lum. THHHD HOW: Miss Janet Sakai Ah Mun Young. As A. N. Whitehead says, ' 'Science is taking on a new aspect which is neither pure- ly physical nor purely bio- logical. It is becoming the study of organisms. Here at Farrington, subjects rela- ting to science that were offered were: chemistry, bio- logy, and physics. atefetia Mrs. Jean Aiduah cafeteria manager and her excellent staff prepared lunches for the faculty and students daily. The staff was composed of: Mrs. Lucy Schulmiester, Mrs. Ihniel Alves, Mrs. Matsui Ki- mura, Mrs. Hilda Phillips, Miss Namiko Montsuga, Miss Violet Teruya, Benigno Macada- mia and Braulio C. Jacinto. Sly, what's interesting, yuh? :avi WM. cn, is 23 0

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OMC COWOWUCS Mrs. Lucille Dennis, head Mrs. Mar orie Hee Miss Elsie he Homemaking courses are wonderful! These girls prove it! N gfziculf Lloyd Kaapana John Sakai ahhh wie. Home nursing, diets of the different races, fruit cakes and cookies on Clmistmas, and many other undertakings rounded out the home econo- mics program for the year leaching students how to ma- nage the home was its main objective. 'Ihe agriculture department headed by Mr. Lloyd Kaapana and assisted by Mr. John Sakai instructed future fanners in the art of fanning, horticul- ture and poultry fanning. Stu- dents taking this course were also members of the Future Fanners of America organiza- tion. ainfenance l The maintenance group in- cluded Mrs. Hilda Aina, Mrs. Matilda Canario, Miss Anna Kealoha, Noboru Yamamoto, Koiclu Nishihara, Felix La- boy, Daniel Alves, Shigeo Arakawa, Antone Ferreira, Ed- N ward Kekoa and Harry Miyashi- Q 4 xl?'ll- X 1 X X ro, head. ' Y 0 22 N 5 , L ' ' .l 1

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