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

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SONGSTERS SANG Harm onious voices heard on the cam- pus through the year were those of the Farrington Glee Club under the direc- tion of Mrs. Naoma F. Aiwohi. Their performance on every occa- sion proved outstanding. The Glee Club sang on the annual Alo- ha Week program, concentrating 'on Hawaiian songs. Yuletide carols were sung during the presentation of the Christmas play. The Choristers entertained the school and community with their fine musical repertoire, including hymns, classical and semi-classical selections. his musical club was open to all stu- T dents who possessed an interest in mu- STC. Sweet Singers L t Mrs. Naoma F. Aiwohi Director x I E'5:ff',f' W, V ,, t i Q- '5s'M.r5f? 'RY' 1'-my -frm 3539 - . , J . qfo-xgk,.,,.. . . LD. .gi .W -atheism Za5.z.e: lQH1.i'nx-Qffaf' 344 ...:,t. -N 'gdb M

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u? ,,,.,...---fm.. , Mr. , . Q , 4 , . displ21YW5- Shinichlro Nasu ual concert. -his talent at me ann Max L. Ford Director The band was very busy this year under the able direction of Mr. Max L. Ford Highlights of the year included playing at the football games. These included the Shrin e and Hula Bowl Games. The band also played at the Oahu Education Association meeting held at McKinley High School on November 26 and at teh concert for the Kalakaua Christ- ma Pr s ogram. The band played at several ROTC reviews. Band appearances were also made at Kalakaua Auditorium, Maluhia and Hickam F' ld I ' 18 . t played during the Armed Forces Day Parade and at the graduation exercises. ' '-1-nun A . , QC :,: Re 11 A .,,i p . nw ., , , A 36113 pldliea V!

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Mis. Ruth M. Davil TYPISTS GAVE HAND Playing an important role in the publication of the Ke Kiaaina and The Governor were Mrs. Ruth M. Davis and her typography classes. They were responsible for the production of other publications, including the Honolulu Interscholastic League Handbook, the Speech and English Handbook, programs, tickets, forms, etc. In spite of the use of a limited number of IBM' s and vari- typers, the classes accomplished a tremendous amount of work for the school and others. ll.. 'eri0d3 Sz 4,- left to right, row 1: M. larada, W. Liu, F. DeVera, G. Pa- ages, B. Hayashi, C. Shimabukuro, tow 2: R Perkins J. Montayre, B. larada, Ige, A., Lopes, S. Ama- ino, E. Shibata. Row 3: Mrs. Davis, 4. Kim, E. Ota, H. Kam, S. Men- .ez, L. Maielua. fi 'S Period 1 gl 2, left to right, row 1: I. Magjanide, R. Baquiring, P. Alu, Luke, L. Duarte. Row 2:A. Kansa- 1 ki, E. Alama, F. McKee, J'. Leong, L. Kamakeeaina. Row 3: J. Chong, H. L. Costa, J. Oliveira, R. San- born, L. Balibrea, F. Jeremiah, E. Lee Kwai, A. Kelii. Period 5 8: 6, Left to right, row 1 B. Arakawa, E. Kan, D. Chun, M. Balocan, J. Pahukula,A. Higa, M. Row 3: L. Keohohou, E. Okuma, G. Chu, G. Miyashiro, M. Sora, I. Ya Omega. H. Hashimoto, L. Nishihama, L. Hamabata. Row 2: S. Higa, H. Oha- shi, Y. Arakawa, H. Toguchi, J. I- waki, A. Ebesutani, M. Gonsalves. mada, L. Inamura, Row 4: T. Yawa- ta, E. Chun, N. Whang, G. Palakiko, S. Kauhi, M. Andrade. S. Mau, M.