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

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Beverly Kaanapu President Jacqueline Tirrell Vice President The Hawaiian Club composed of twenty-eight senior girls was organized in 1952 under the able advisership of Mrs. Edna K. M. Liwai. This popular club enjoyed socials, picnics and parti- cipated in sports tournaments. They were also very active in serviceprojects and school affairs. The Ha- waiians ended the school year with a bang-up banquet. Lorraine Makaiwi Secretary Katherine Kuanoni Treasurer W fi' as 71165 in Ja 3 ' Patricia Aiu Wilhemina Aiu Elizabeth Among Henrietta Arruda Shirley Bothelo vu 1 :will 0244735 Lani Laleiwakea Blossom Kealohio Esther Kinney June Montayre Lena Motta Adelaide Nailima Sarah Naki Grace Pau Q . ' li .r A I, 4 1 7' ,. : V . Margaret Campbell ' Elizabeth Cavaco Mamo Chang Clarissa Choo Frances Dwight Lei Kahakui lizabeth Poepoe Angeline Saldaira Gene Silva Maria Spotkoff Margaret Wong L., W it ,. ,-1, . fy Tr '1 r h In we I. . 1 ni ri . t Q: 1 f 'Q .k , , X' , .Mm 2, h. A e4 ff l ' 1 QA i . 'sa g ... A 2, Y 1 , - ' ' I f- x

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KE ALHS Leonard Bautista Tom Endo Raymond Furushio Richard Igarashi Norman Kuwahara Merl Minami I im .i Owen Morishige Leslie Nakashirna . Richard Tanigawa Harry Yasutake Ernest Yuasa Richard Yokota k! Under the able leadership- of President Richard Tanigawa, Vice President Me1'lMinami, Secretary Leslii kashima, and Treasurer Thomas Endo, the Ke Aliis Club successfully completed its third year of existen a charter member of the Kalihi Branch YMCA, During the past school year, the members participated in a number of service projects. They contributed services folding Easter seals and taking part in The Clothing Drive for Korea. The club enjoyed several social get-togethers with girls clubs of Farrington, Roosevelt and McKinley. A n light picnic and Christmascaroling were also included in the social events. A banquet in May climaxed a most interesting year. Y - .

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HUI O' GOVERNESS V '..,:, jp if . A Doris Kaneshiro I S it President s at lk a fi' H ' ' Jean Yamada Vice President ,. ,y f A .sag 3 1- 'iy J . 4- ,, QW .Q ' .. Mildred Tsuha Secretary - 1 , Tits Doris Honda S 3, Treasurer 4 Y s 1. 51. ,YA : i j . Q6 9 4 - ,. 'Q . XSY' 5 M - W -, k2...l.4' is 4 . a t 5 Q my Y. U . :Q .. i ,. ug. . ,. . . 2 , Ali. '-': -'lr Joan Shoji Advisor Q, S '. , a 32 T ,.- . .,X.: E., K 'ali . f t ' f The Hui O' Governess Club is composed of twenty- five-girls from each grade level. The purpose is Service to the School and Com- munity. The Hui O' Governess Club started the year by taking part in the SOC dance. Other projects included selling of poppies, sending old clothes to Korea and caroling at Christmas. Activities enjoyed by the club were a picnic, at which the new members were initiated, and socials. To climax the year, the club held a farewell party in honor of the seniors. 1st row: L. to R.: R. Adaniya, J. Chinen, F. Fuji- moto, 2nd row: L. toR. :J. Fujimoto,P. Fukumoto F. Kaneshiro, 3rd row: L. to R.: E. Kohagura, L. Maenaka, G. Nakata, 4throw: L. to R.: F. Nishihi- ra, E. Shimabukuro, M. Sora, 5th row: L. to R.. J. Takahashi, E.'Tengan, E. Tengan, 6th row: L.tc R.: N. Terada, L. Tom, H. Yee.