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

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AK ., ,p Q r gg 'Q f g JPresident 1 Vice President ohn Snead Daniel Platt Secretary y Treasurer , Doris Nakasone s i Henry Furukido h i 'f W at :ff CQQQE P ' - A 2 W VV. gi: ,dawn ,, :i n f ,b,, .X .v 5 Ass't Secretary A Advisor Ass't Treasurer Lgrraine T01 Miss H. Cunningham S00 Kil Park I 'Hue gig gevenn led the 2,174 qovefmofzs tlzfzouglv. a successtul xfeat A jobwell done! Yes, the student government and all its committees have carried 'on their work to a successful conclusion. We owle agreat deal to the hardworking and conscientious officers for put- ting a lot.of time and effort in their work. Among the officers were John Snead, president, who conducted all meet- ingsg Daniel Platt, vice president, who presided in the absence of the presi- dent and served as chairman of the different committees, Doris NakaS0ne, secretary, who took minutes of meetings and was assisted by Lorraine Toi, and Henry Furukido, treasurer, who took care of all money matters. 'Soo Kil Park assisted Henry. Their adviser, Miss Helen C. Cunningham, helped with problems. Many worthwhile projects were accomplished. The representatives did a good job also of bringing the news back to their respective classes. All these pupils deserve credit for a task well done.