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

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PRIVATE BRANCH EXCHANGE With its purpose of promoting better telephone service for the school as well as the community, the Private Branch Exchange Operators Club was organized at Farrington in October, 1948. This club consisted of 11 girls all of whom were regular operators in school. 3 .1 m-.s. lst Row: L. to R.: Helene Kamiya, Genieve Parages, Miss Miyako Fujii, advisor, Eleanor Akiyama, Betty Onogi, Florence Furuya. 2nd Row: L. to R.: Irene Hayashida, Alecia Keawekane, Kathryn Oshiro, Audrey Seaburry, Florence Tanaka, Carol Yonesaki. BE BCDPS The Be-Bops Club, under the advisership of Mr. Ray Hamamoto, has hada fullprogram throughout the year. Composed of students from the different high schools, the club aims to promote friendship and participation among students through its many activities. Some of the activities that the club has sponsored are its annual scholarship dance, whichis held to raise money for the scholarship funds of Farrington, McKinley, Kaimuki and Roosevelt, its basketball league designed for competition and fun among the members of the different clubs and its volleyball tournament. f-.:, , T 1 ' 1 '- , izihiii 1 if ,-an lst row: L. to R.: Roy Ishii, Henry Furukido, Harry Kaneshiro, Harry Kurosu. 2nd row: L. to R.: Stanley Mitsuyuki, Jessie Shiratori, Glory Ann Takeshita, Merle Yamada.

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BOOKKEEPERS CLUB .M V an V -..QV A V May Yoshioka, ' V Naomi Nagamine if 1 s x President l .r E I Secretary 4, . X 7 'll 9' Vi ,::, I J , 1' H211 Mr. N. S. Ching M N I Adviser William Young Carlito Rofoli ' 1 Vice President Treasurer The purpose of the club is to maintain and 'lv M Q promote the interests of the Farrington Store, X fi !1 to encourage good citizenship and to further ' ' its interests in the bookkeeping field. A Although it was difficult work, there was sfavg- -V l nevera dull moment as new oroblems arose , X i, 'i daily. The members of the club enjoyed a V Ly N ' N - very successful year. Q , Q Arg.: . . t. il! -X i - y Q , . 1 L u-1 S 1 J K, lst row L to R: E. Arashii-o, P. Jocson, E. Uehara, M. Chang, R. Fujimoto, M. Iwaki, J. Konno. 2nd rowzi Niizawa, M. Yonekura, D. Kaneshiro, J. Ishimatsu, P. Yamaguchi, E. Oshiro, G. Pau, M. Yoshioka, K. Sak moto, A.. Higa, S. Chinn, H. Kasashima, 3rd row: I. Fujimoto, A. Ideta G. Yamamoto N Nagamine L. Som D. Chang, B. Kam, E. Kim, L. Maeda, Mr. N. S. Ching fadviserj. 4th row: H. Sato, Sesoko, J. Derengi I. T 11 . ' e es, D. Lee, R. Arn, F. Nagahara, E. Yee, A. Damaco. 5th row: R. Inouchi, D. Mark, W. Kawamoto, Tengan, C. Rofoli, W. Young.

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.ku 'Q QUILL 81 SCROLL 5 'Auf iizuo Takarz President . A 4 A p 4 f L M f l L LL n L p Karen Okumura y 4, q l Vice President l Q ' L Natalie Ann A :Q r ,J Secretary .t 'f , if - X. f D Mrs. Ruth Davis Harald ggatfgffado A . fig? Q1 . Adviser re U 1 g . Philip Ogata ... ........ -.. Photographer . L S A Q ' Betty Arakawa al J' K .. Mercy Balocan - 'mv a ' Z P tt . , Richard Chun 1 g ,Albert Caporoz Joanne Hirohaka John Kahale ' ' af L F . L I -sz.. 'Q K3 Q aa' 'fi -, QL. 1- A Y . J Libby Kamakeeaina Stanley Koki Lawrence Koseki Lily Luke Lydia Maielua Naomi Matsuno Helen Miyamoto June Montayre Albert Oreyro To advance the standards of journa- lism by developing better journalists and by inculcating a higher code of eth- ics were the purposes of The Riley H. Allen Chapter of the Quill and Scroll Society of Farrington. With a membership of 26 students from the newswriting, annualproduc- tion, printshop and vari-type classes , this society undertook several activi- ties. The annual initiation banquet was held on May 2 at the Queen Surf. Twen - ty-one members were initiated. Officers were Shizuo Takara, presi- dentg Karen Okumura, vice-presidentg Natalie Ahn, secretaryg Harold Mat- sukado, treasurer. Mrs. Ruth Davis served as the adviser. Walter Tsuma Lucy Uyeda Josephine' pahukuia Michael UYGHO Jackie Tirrell Nee Leong YOURS It xy ? aty. .a ' . md XJ I L D W V WL' I I ,Q f Q -in I If? . L . J Ig