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

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-'fr V INTER- SCHCDL AND OAHU YOUTH POV CNE, LEFTTURIGTT: E. Furuya, I. Ebesutani. FUN TWO: V. Kamibayashi, F. Dania. K 'S JUNIOR RED CROSS Q POW CNE, LEFT 'IU RIGiT: F. Torres, M. Tanaka. G. , M KN' TMO: S. Lee, M. Fujimoto, J. Lee. RDW TIBPE: M .K 1 ' a.,Y.pa1mm6 s.H0.T.G00. -2- ' A ' ' I Q .z 1 if , A, . gi F , ,L L ' 'S-'l 4-'V 'Aga , .1 . xi? el . 36 A MVN S s fl. ? ,, ' le if 1 13 - jr? h - 'TA ff :v i . , . ,lf OA!! The Identification Card committee issued ID cards to all Farrington stu- dents. Its general work covered photo- graphing of students, pasting of pictures on the right cards and laminating them. Walter Fuj ii was chairman md Mr . Ted Ka- hananui, advisor. The Inter-School council was designed to assist in solving problems of the pub- lic and private high schools in Honolulu, and to promote a spirit of good will annng schools. Farrington's representatives were Irene Ebesutani and Violet Kanibayashi. 'lhe Junior Hed Cross comnittee served the community and the nation through ac- tive contact with Hawaii' s chapter of the '30 Q Q i- M LOST AND FOUND HON CNE, LEFT 'IO HIG'lT: H. Namba, E. Abe. POW TRO: O. Torres, H. Mitsuyoshi, R. Noguchi. MUTUAL AID FUW CNE, LEFTTORIGHT: K. Inada, M. Morita, A. Shiigi. POW TWO: Mr. Kusunoki, A. Tsukamoto, 'Vliss Loui, C. Lee. 2 7 ,f x , l f .I:'r, Lf 'dew'

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LEF1 IU RIGH1, How One: J. You, E. Ho. Pow Two D. Hego, M. Luna, M. Sylva. HANl1iLh WDW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Hee, E. Ishiki. BON TMO: R. Mitsuyoshi, I... Shimabukuro, T. Yamada Z' fr ui I A . xv km :ht V .W Q ,. . My ., 3 2' a .fij L, . , 3 g f? 9 ig A HEALTH IDM' CNE, LEFT 'IU HIGIT: E. Takaki, M. Vlorita D. Oklno, D. DeCastro. HOW TWO: G. Funasaki N. Arakaki, B. Lagodlagod. HDW THREE: E, Runnels K. Tom. IDENTI PICATION FUN INE, LEFT 'IO HIGH: A. Ching, J . Takahashi B- Nakamura. POW TWO: S. A.- Lee, B. Futjimoto, H Pkjita. POW 'IHHEEZ A. Kojima, W. Fujii, H. Uye- s 1ro. H V 'Ihe gong ringexs banged their name to the FEP Warrington Hnergency Patrol, with Mr Ernest Ing as their advisor and Manuel Sylva as chief of patrol The FII? was an emergency unit for fires earthquakes or any other form of disaster that may happen in school. . 'lhe Health committee s main purpose was to influence students' health and safety. Chairman of this committee was Mildred Mo- rita and Mrs. Betty Suenaga was the advi- sor. The Handbook committee headed by chair- man Molly Hee edited the handbook and dis- tributed them to all the new students in September.

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American Red Goss Qxairman of this om mittee was Jmet lee and advisor was s Marjorie Hee 'lhe duties of the Lost and Found com mittee were to return all articles that were found and to take care of those that were lost Unclaimed articles were auc tioned off at the end of the year Acting chairman was Harriet Nambe 'Ihe Mutual Aid board provided financial aid to Farrington students who experienced bodily injuries on the school grounds or while on school sponsored assignments or activities The board also promoted and operated the Farrington blood bank Arthur Shiigi was chairman and Miss Beatrice Loui acted as the advisor SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY RUNCNE LEPTTORIGHT J Yukumoto E Fujiwara HOW 'IWO H Isokan! H Arii E Yoshi RJW THREE A Kogima A Tsukamoto F Takei In f HECIPTIGN ROW CNE LEFT I'O RIGHT D Chow J Sato N Fukuhara M Nakamura D Okuma PUW TVO P Paliracio I Abiva M AJim1ne E Nakakura D Motoyama ,P Chang BOW THREE H Tawata A Horino uchi S Kauka W Choy W Enos M Snith HN FUJR G Young T Goo H Tom T Ho D Souza With chairman Judi th Kokata and Mrs Adrian DeMello as advisor the Program committee provided many educational as well as interesting progams for students The duties of the Reception committee included: receiving all guests, acting as ushers at all community functions when called upon. 'lhis coumittee was advised by Miss Miyoko Nakagami. Phyllis Chang was chaiman. 'lhe School and Conmunity Service com- mittee sponsored manp projects such as the Comnunity Chest, Christmas Seal, March of Dimes and the Easter Seal drives. As a special project, the conmittee carried on a Christmas gift drive and clothing drive ' 31