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

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Ke Kiaaina -Q ' i , J -in i '71 r A Jacqueline Tirrell 3 Betty Arakawa Senior Editor Sophomore Editor v f 13' Rosita Gamason Assista.nt Sophomore Editor Organization Editor 4, 5 .n,nn Lorraine Toi 1 A Naomi Matsuno Associate Editor-in-Chief Clara Chang Assistant Senior Editor ,gy ffl Marjorie Ito Assistant Junior E1 Helen Taba Activities Editor Your long-anticipated yearbook, the Ke Kiaaina, is now in your hands. It represents many long hours of hard work on the part of Editor Shizuo Takara and his staff. We hope that you will overlook the deficiencies of the book and enjoy the many good things it con- tains . May it prove to be a source of continous joy and satisfaction to you. Pacita Castillo Business Manager 11 Walter Shozuya Co-Student Government Editor r Betsy Miyahira Assistant ROTC Editor

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Ke lfiaaina l'Nu? 15 'K Helen Miyamoto Joyce Nakayama Aff Edltor Rofrc Editor Shizuo Takara Editor-in-Chief If ,lfucy qyeda ' p t Felipe Ramones rninistration Editor X Co,Sport Editor Norma Sodetanl Lena Mona Co-Student Government Co-Sport Editor Caroline Ducos in Head Typist Under the leadership of Editor Shizuo Takara and the supervision of Mr. Richard Gima, the Ke Kiaaina staff produced this yearbook. The staff started to make sketches early in the year. Responsibilities such as drawing dummies, arranging the time for picture-taking , drafting layouts, cutting and pasting pictures and preparing write-ups for the various pages were taken care by the fourth, fifth and sixth period classes. Since everyone wanted the annual by June, the annual staff worked hard to meet the deadline. '42 4 , if Lily Luke Avis Fm-ukido Ma,-ion N0 . . . ji a Junior Editor Assistant Activities Editor Business Manralger

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F usic---- The Farrington High School Orch: tra, under the direction of Mr. B L. Ford, was composed of many 0 standing musicians. It was composed of members fr both- the beginners' and the advane groups, both of whom performed vl throughout the year. Left to right- First row: Ruby Lau, Victoria Gaison, Michiko Taira, Lillian Akamine. Second row: Charlene Aukai, Shirley Tadlas, Maymie Crowell, Eva 1 To uchi Third row' Joanna Baldauf, Rebecca Vincent, Wilfred Tengan, He en g . .- Rodrigues, Gladys Oshiro. Fourth row: Rudolph Kahookele, Alexander Burgess, Robert Irvine. ou leasuu The Hawaiian Instruments class, under the instruction of Mrs. Kee Fun Lee, made rapid progress. The purpose of this class is to teach boys and girls to play the guitar and ukulele. Activities of the year included it 1' t playing at the Kalihi-Palama Coun- cll meeting, assemblies, various schools, luncheon meetings and in the May Day program. Left toright, row one: I. Kahako, C. Esperanza, A. Car- valho, V. Thomas, A. Seabury, N. Lee. Row two: H. Awana, M. Helenlhl, A. Suan, C. Alameida, R. Merseberg, V. Ernestberg. 'Row three: C. Freitas, R. Chai, R. Piiohia, F. Ching, A. Bugress, I. Swanson, P. Kamana, F. Maikal, W. Auyoung, E. Beniola.