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

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7 s Miss Uchigashima 262 -1-2 5 . 1-.. ,W ,W Q Left to right A. ' , ' u V Rowone:J. Cababag, M. Iumawan, B. -if ,, ,. .1 I -4 , . f swag, Hayashida, E. Yoshikawa, A. Lopez, Sf? iii i f ' ' ' 2 1'4 j' J. Caboga A. Nakama. A , , fs X f'. . '51 Nj '- . P -. A ,-,, 4,1 5- a 1- , Row two:'T. Tanigawa, F. Aoyagi, C. 'JY X - l f' A -it 1- 1124 ., fi f Freeman, E. Tisalma, N. Hee, H. .fffffelf 1 tl. ' . N 54. -, Watson, W. Gouveia. ' gtk- sk ' A . - . K Q 3 - Row three: R. Ramos, R. Chong, A. eff. ' ,ii Q J M 1 1 - l -ef 2,11 Bonifacio, R. Saiki, C. Otani, E. Fujii, P '3'Q,',f'f 'Yri,iff'q 5. 1' f 'fx vi 4 '-- 'i' J x, fi W C. Pimento. J YQ' , ,xg x , J 1 L iv ' Row four: G. Hookano, T. Kaaina, F. Q Y. L ' fy ' 5 .9 Higa, J. Naeale, C. Takakawa, H. Shi- 3 V . I i ' , . ., we snide. i S ,Q - , 4 ' '- A ' ' 'ii ' A F J 1 F ,QT ' W' ' .V -S ri. .,, ' ' fu ' L , l , .., ' ' t . Q , Miss Uchigashima 262-3-4 -. ' A ' 1 ft Q j - g, FM R ' Left to right ,. ,i'W1' . S' ya., s , . fun ' ,' Row one: R. Dabang, F. Yoneda, L. '- ' .M 5 - .K 5 A 4 5' ', Akujama, R. Gamazon, V. Tallentino, j 4 v .W ' ' . f ., '- , ' ' L, Ig J. A. Hironaka, E. Oda. Q S A . 'W , 7 'S Row two: H. Hara, J. Magsanini, J. L Q 'jg if A :- t - 5.6 A' N ' Kishaba, B. Nishioka, M. Umemoto, J. . - ,a -. 'I Keahiolalo, B. Young, L. A. Cullen, , ' g ' , i . ' Y M. L. Costa, H. Wainee. Ni , 'A 5 A , 1 Row three: Miss Uchigashima, F. De- W V ' .X K' - ' , ' boma, T. Arita, E. Yonting, A. Sing- f E'- L X ' , . it N A - -3 1 ing, F. Kim, R. Furusho, R. Sato, E. e i -. ' X 5 . 9, ., Bosuego. A gl A K , L . SQ ' ! Row fours!-I. Docterello, H. Mayo, K. . Af A ' - , 1 '- it . Gabriel, P. Marquardt, F. Rokero, F. .a'A. ii' 54 . ii' V A Rosa, W. Kaisuka. , N sb M I . Miss Uchigashima 262-5-6 Left to right Row one:V. Tanaka, L. Honda, J. Mae- da, A. Mercado, H. Santa Maria, M. A we Yrojo, M. Balocan. Row two: P. Bailon, B. Yara, V. To- masu, L. Okamoto, J. Harada, E. Shi- 'S' bata, D. Mzitsumura, A. Chong, F. f Chee, T. K. Lee. Row three:A. S. Miyamoto, E. Mura- 7'm- ' kami, S. Chun, R. Imaguchi, H. B Miyashiro, E. Akiyama. Young, A. Blancaflor, D. Masaki, N. 'H Row four:P. Soriano, R. Santiago, G. Yamasaki, J. Cravalho, L. Keamo, H. Matsukado, C. Yamane, Alfredo Espinu- eva, L. Roy Mason. -V Q1 do fi is ' - - E , A , 'f Q! - yr..

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.NW D. Takahashi 267 3-4 Left to'right Row one: L, Tamashiro, R. Abarca, E Suet, E. Canale, Miss. Takahashi, D Yamamoto, A. Nakama, B, Quintal, L. Akamine. Row two: A. Chillingworth, K. Souza C. Eliysares, V. Villanveva, A. Kan saki, F. Kaneshiro, E. Kan, L. Rey mondo, R. Marie Porles, A. Chilling worth. Row three: W. Kojima, T. Nishiguchi C. Inamoto, R. Sanborn, C. Awana A. Nagata, A. Keawekane, D. Koga E. Mokai, K. Kurata. Row four: G. Fujiwara, E. Kodana, N Shun, E. Estacion, J. Serrao, D. Ta iiri, D. Oshior, E. Kam, E. Morales yi WT? A. . D. Takahashi 267 1-2 Left to right Row one: H. Fong, L. Watanabe, R. Adaniya, B. Shioi, B. Tanaka, B. Ono- gi, E. Oyama. Row two: F. Lining, T. Enamoria, K. Okumura, F. Harada, D. Tasaka, G. A. Takeshita, L. Lau. Row three:J'. Yamamoto, K. Hasegawa, M. Gay, E. Shimabuburo, J. Kazumu- ra, E. Najaura, E. Tengan, N. Aka- mine. ROWf0ur: F. Ho, R. Katsura, R. Mizu- ta, S. Rivera, Y. Fujumoto, E. Kama- ka, R. Furubayashi, C. Obrero, 15.4 5 wr D. Takahashi 267 5-6 Left to right Row one: C. Yasunaga, I. Yano, A. Shi- mabukuro, I. Chinen, A. Matsuno, I. I-Iarada, N. Hatakenaka, A. Wai, R. Tokuda. Row two: M. Mah, S. Sonda, D. Ito, I. Takahashi, C. Nakatsu, S. Sasaki, C. Geesey, I. Gima, I. Toguchi. Row three: M. Chock, S. Kaneshiro, H. Arzadon, R. Furushima,W. Luna, T. Nakama, M. Infante, F. .Tanaka, W. Wills. Row four: H. Tanaka, J. Ing, D. Lau, T. Kagoshima, P. Kishimori, A. Mui- ra, G. Mahelona, D. Suzuki, G. Wata nabe.

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lufg '35 5:52547 4 QOPHOMGRZQ saga' . X T. ff' .Nu ff:'?' V s -- so , 0 G ' FGSQQSQ it 4 'I QQQVG' 'iw-li WWW' The practice of tracking down and killing game nas become a popular sport. In the early ages, hunting was the chief means of support. During the Middle Ages, hunting became a re- served sport for noblemen. Hunting is regulated in the United States, Great Britain and other coun- tries. There are generally no restrictions upon big game hunting. Most big game is hunted in Africa, by white men principally for sport or for value of hides or furs.