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

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41' Eleanor Akiyama if J A :qw Miss F. Yamada President .Nqr ' Adviser Jade Tom ,U e d 'fr Susan Gilding Vice PI'9Sid6Ilf Social Chairman Mary Jane Kusunoki .Tune Takahashi Secretary Treasurer BEGINNING GREGGITES Q The beginning chapter of the Farrington High School ' Greggites, composed of approximately 200 students, 5- 9-ffemm was organized to train secretaries and stenographers . The purpose of this club is to encourage shorthand students to participate in the Annual Order of Gregg X Artists Contest, and to promote a greater interest in ti shorthand. B Besides working hard, the members enjoyed a mem- l orable get-together picnic sponsored by the Advanced E Greggites. yn A farewell social was held for the Advanced chapter -gf, as the club's last social function of the year. XX ...4..M, ir, A-, 1st Row L to R: S. Nakama, A. Shimabukuro, M. Curameng, I. Dumlao, R. Daoong, H. Surell, D. Acquino, I. Tokashil R. Porlas, A. Nakama. 2nd Row: A. Arita, I. Maeda, V. Tanaka, L. Okamoto, S. Iavero,,Y. Arakawa, E. Dunlao, A. C: valho, C.Bardago, M. Yabes, C. Aukai. 3rd Row:M. Alo, F. Chee, E. Akiyama, A. Chong, I. Takahashi, I. I-Iayashida Queja, I. Demello, M. Chock, J. Magsanide, J. Nakamura. 4th Row: A. Dasuga, N. Chock, C. Takeshita, I. Takahas L. Honda. V. Gaison. I . Tom, B. Arakawa,.

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With The Key to Knowledge Opens the Door to SPEECH 81 DEBATE Ann Fukumoto I lf I President I-lorman Shun llst Vice President Doris Fukushima 'ce President iwancy Nakasone Znd V1 V 3rd Vice President , RE bl Jean Uyeda Clarence li' ats uda Secretary Treasurer i 5 The Farrington Speech and Debate Club, or- ganized in September, 1952, is composed of 36 members including seniors, juniors and sopho- mores. The purpose of the club is to promote skill in the arts of public speaking, argumentation and debate to better acquaint the school with com- munity. Success as the motto, the club has for its colors purple and white. Under the supervision of Mr. HerbertW. Liu, the club sponsored story telling at St. Anthony's Home and the King's Daughter s Home. It also participated in the sale of poppies. The club members wear purple and white pins engraved with FSDC and mallet pin guards. lst Row: L. to R.: Clarence Matsuda, George Miyabara, Peter Louis, Norman Shun, LionelCazumero, Bing Hu Young, Clifford Hudson. 2nd Row: L. to R. : Mildred Chu, Nancy Nakasone, Jane Nakamura, Ellen Oda, Elizabetl Hinol, Caroline Eliysores, Gloria Bermudze. 3rd Row: L. to R.: C1aribelPuua1a, Ryoko Awoki, Lorraine Kurosu Patsy Au, Aileen Hirashiki, Patsy Oshiro, Alma Mata, Dawn Chu, Patsy Miyashiro. 4th Row: L. to R.: May Kama- ka, Vivian Choy, Jean Uyeda, Ann Fukumoto, Gladys Oshiro, Janice Tanaka, Merle Yamada, Doris Fuchikami, Joanna Baldauf, Linda Kim.

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Lorraine Makaiwi azel Ikari l 'resid t in Aileen Nakata Vice President Program Chairman Sylvia Mitsuyoshi Florence Nishlhira Secretary Treasurer ADVANCED GREGGITES Q 'e-,B G Qu u I 'R 'L The purpose of the Advanced Gregittes is to encour- age the students to take part in the annual O. G. A. con- test, to promote better relations among its members and to developa greater interest in the study of short- hand ' 'I'he year's program included service projects as well as social actxvxties A torchlight supper was held early in the school year at the amphltheater xn honor of the Begmning Greggites Mrs. K. Char Adviser