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

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,nor ldf' J'-Y 'W' George Fujiwara Mrs. Flora Loo Dolores Resquer President Adviser Vice President G I a ss o 6 ' S Lf gfudenfs odaxf, feadefzs Tomottow The Class of1954 enjoyeda pleasant and successful school year with George Fujiwara at the helm. Sie was given able direction by the adviser, Mrs. Flora C. Loo. Other class officers were Dolores Resquer, vice presidentg Janet ilarada, secretaryg and iiarry Fmiesiriro, treasurer. January 16, 1952, labeled Junior Class Day, will not soon be forgotten. It was a high day for the Class of '54, the evening dance climaxing the day's activities. ' The Junior-Senior Prom, one of the outstanding events of the school year, helped to make the year a happy, exciting one. Successful as the year has been, the Juniors look forward to their last year at Farrington--their senior year--with greater zeal and enthusiasm .