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

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IN MEMORIAM fred if for i X X, t l 5 ' , I 4fV54f p? 7 ' MR S. WALLACE R. FARRINGTON MR. WILLIAM Y. DIG , X J L, fx,-I MLA!-J aaa, H- M J' W40' We X U Mfrs-U 71 wa WL Twobeloved EarringtoniX1gs7f?d'f nge he r Ath Fa ri Fade flmasgeti on to their rest during the curre school year. f ' ' fr-4 They were Mrs. Wallace R. Farrington, t e wf e of the man aftegflw m o yr sch ol has been named, and Mr. William Y. Ing, a highly respect and well-liked teac er? flflfwefb Though they are gone from among us, their cheerful and friendly spiritrw 131vways abide with US. If , not n I 'Q--, . 34 ' 1 5 I fl' f' e are glad-- - 5 A o at our friends have gone, M ' , t that the earth they laughed and lived upon-- . I X Was our earth, too. ' And that we had known and loved them Y 'T r And that our love we'd shown. K' Tears over their departure? I f' , K I Nay, a smile-- K7 mx That we had wa ed yttle while, ' M K, 4 , fo ffl! if f ' VM' mf 71,

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