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

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FEP COMMITT EE: First rowzunidentified M. Bak P , ef, NOON HOUR COMMITTEE: L. to R. First Row: I . Ticman, C. Elisayares, F. Galiza, F. Kim. Second Shimabukuro, A, Wai, H. Turski, .T. Maeda, R. Ad rowzunidentified, N. Kam, N.Burgess, D. Mahiai, R. niya. Second row:.J. Yamamoto, S. Alfonso, L. Wi Mar, L. Ascunsion, C. Basa. Third row: L. Lum, D- son, M. Andrade, K. Kuanoni, B. Kaanapu. Third row Chung, C. Sokoda, A. Nakaguchi, R. Rakiro, R. Hxga. J, Kaleikini, H. Miyaki. Fourth row: F. Kaalina, D. Sato, R. Shimamura, S. Arakawa, H. Hoshioka, S. Shlmo, R. Higa, Mr. Ing. The committees represented on this pa a s good entertainment and ENGLISH COMMITTEE: First row: B. Hashitat F .. . e A. ujioka, P. Oshxro, D Fujikami B , - . , . Shoji, M. Esco bido. Second row- I Kevaloff . . , M. Gay, I. Young, S. Sesoko, J. Chung. Third row: C. Fujimoto, C. Kunu- yoshi I. S , asaki, M. Furukawa. ual' ge are a part of the Farrington Government. As you can see, they re relatively large. Their purposes were: to help maintain good order in fire drills, to speak and write ood English, to give the student to dn unto oth E ers as you would have them to do unto you. RED CROSS: First row: I. Nakayama, S. Mankin, P. Au, H. Nakamoto. Second row: I. Hironaka, E. Suzuki, G. Maeda, L. Kouchiyama. ... V- 1.4. vi, bf ' ,M i' -wma. f . , .

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4R', V ntula S Sugita E Hue, Second row: I. Infante, and STUDENT ORGANIZATION: First row: E. e , . , . S. Nishimira, STUDENT COURT: First row: E. Ventula, M. Uzumaki, P. Nagahara, Second row: E. ' ' J. Chung, Third row: M. Minami, Mr. L. Kawahara CAdviserJ,S. Hue, M. Nishimura, N. Nakasone, Mikami. The functions of the Student Organization, Student Court, Cafeteria, and SchoolSpirit and Rally com- mittee are very similar in all respects. ' ' ' l res ect and cooperation in all school activities. Their goal is to establish honesty, faith in them se ves, p ' ed b many. They deserve our support at all times. Their achievements have been prais y X-. . U X X t 1h C Laura second row' W. Vincent, F. Kokubun, M. CAFETERIA: First row: P. Swift, S. Bo e o, . , . . Fukumoto, L. Coloma, third row: Y. Napiahi, I. Chung, Mr. L. Kawahara QAdviserJ, M. Kauhi, C. V F' trow: P. Gouveia, F. Gabriel, J. Tirrell. Second row: T. B. Lee. SCHOOL SPIRIT Si RALL .1 irs Atienza, E. Lee Kwai. H YQ

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GCBTJUQTQZQ Hiking has been a popular sport since the be- ginning of time. Man has climbed mountains for adventure and for the thrill of exploring unknown heights. Today, men and women alike who love the out- doors don their climbing gearg which consists of pick, rope, spike shoes and sun glasses, and ex- plore mother nature or try to climb to the top of a mountain. The sport is reallya challenge for it presents numerous dangers that are encountered, and only the physically fit can fully enjoy mountain climb- ing because it is a strenuous sport. The snowy peak of the Himalayas is yet to be conquered by the hundreds of men who try each year to scale it.