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

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OlZQG'l2dZC2TLlO72 9 Fencing was originated in Italy and Germany, and quickly became popular in Spain and France, where it was one of the principal pastimes of the nobility. A modern sport today, fencers use light foils tipped with rubber buttons. It requires years of training and practice to master the technique, which cultivates a graceful carriage and pro- motes agility and muscular control.

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-. . 9- x. '51 V, J nl - ,fr V ,oe xs i'--Q' V FRENCH CLUB ,Q . f,,k: . . X X! soo Ku Park U Ezq 5 3 A C Mrs. A. van Dyk Q 5 kl' Y Adviser Irvin Sasaki S Irene Hayashida Vice President Alice shmagawa Stanley Koki Social Chairman Secretary Treasurer Ax S Wk LQWN E 5 N95 With the purpose of creating better under- 09 5 R w k standing of the French language and of pro- . XXX YA ' , i ,Q moting closer fellowship, the French Club has X I ' ' A ' .X K .u ,, ,i X been organized. X -5 XXI' It's open to all students who are interested S wg. XXX inFrenchcustoms regardless of whether they ' .QQ take French or not. ' - 1' Their first activity, an initiation picnic at ' X xg!! Hanauma Bay, was highlighted bya scavenger I ' hunt. N Later, during the Christmas season, they combined with the Hui 0' Farrington Club and went on a caroling tour to various places. Front row: to R.: D. Ieong, S. K. Park, L. Nakashima, M. Furukawa, K. Okinishi, S. Sasaki, D. Lopez, L Ajimine, S. Aono, E. Bosuego. 2nd row: L. to R.: H. Tse, E. Kawakami, L. Hayakawa, J. Nakayama, B. iaanapu, K. Souza, V. Algoso, I. Yano, J. Tom, J. Yano, M. Goto, I. Toguchi, M. Matsuura, L., Paresa, E. Babado. 3rd row: L. to R.: G. Wong, R. Lee, B. Telles, M. Campbell, V. Reynolds, P. Nagahara, A. Shinay gawa, R. Tokaro, S. Ide, M. Nishimura, B. Ideta, I. Hayashida, S. Alfonso, B. Yonashiro, R. Kinoshita.