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

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Future Homemakers of America '54 .4 Qs , Balmilero, Andronida Bargas, Doreen , Biete, Priscilla ,L Brown, Georgia I Brown, Wendy Bumanglag, Irmingarda 5 M4 '13 Cabuyadao, Irmina Dilda, Patricia Godin, Darlyn Kaleiwohi, Jennifer Kaopuiki, Mary Lou Laboy, Lorna Like, Elnette Martin, Emily Meyer, Stephanie Sepulveda, Priscilla Sooto, Fualaau Spencer, Margaret With SEARCH as their theme this year, the Future Homemakers of America strove to achieve their goals of improving themselves, understanding others and ex- ploring careers. The girls celebrated National FHA Week which was held in February and they also participated in the State FHA conference which was held at the Pagoda Hotel in April. A banquet culminated the year. Tadeo, Dolores Wann, Richelle 'rs Wong, Amy ' Mrs. Sachi Takeuchi Adviser 49

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Aeio, Buenaflor Agustin, Nicetas Balantac, Serefina Bayang, Matilde Bayudan, Shirley Bonilla, Lourdes Caneso, Philip Espejo, Corazon FeBenito, Pernille Fontanilla, Cielita Funtanilla, Oscar Mabute, Dionicio Malapit, Priscilla Manguino, Mary Ann Obra, Marcelina Pascua, Bona Pascua, Wilson Quiming, Magdalena Rabanal, Arlene Ramirez, Myrna Ramos, Gloria Sagucio, Eden Sagucio, Margarita Soliven, Cecilio Tabiolo, Teresito Tamboa., Evelyn Vallejo, Eder Vendiola, Rowena Verzosa, RoseMarie Mrs. Ethel Ward Adviser 48 Filipino-American Youth Club if ff 1 i b,'. fQ:es::.f, o ff' an KW f I . .,.r,..a . 'Q if 5 W HAI' 5 rf .QA ,,., . Q . M,ii??.g 2 42 i 5' , 1' Q f fs W 4 L. 11 fu. A , .. : 5 9 L I 2, 1 The Fil-American Youth Club was or- ganized in 1969 to provide a social and recreational outlet for the increasing num- ber of Filipino students at Farrington. Their goals were to help the immigrant students adjust to the American way of life, to actively participate in school events, and to provide leadership training for future community involvement. Book-collecting for schools in the Philip- pines, Christmas caroling, and participat- ing in the May Day program were some of the ethnically oriented activities that kept the club busy throughout the year.

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Agnada, Virginia Agustin, Maria Antonio, Bernadette Aquino, Angeles Bolosan, Nancy Casamina, Elsie Chun, Sook I-ling Dela Cruz, Luz Felipe, Eleanor Guting, Darrelyn Ibana, Rizal Isidro, Frances Komatsu, Karen Lee, Grace Lucas, Thelma Machado, April Martin, Emily Mitamura, Cheryl Muranaka, Janice Olipares, Harlean Pagala, Joni Quibuyen, Myrna Lyn Rabor, Grace Ramones, Flortina Ramos, Mira A i Remigio, Marilyn my Sabio, Roger Future Business Leaders of Americ xXLu - i Open to any student enrolled in at least one business course, the Future Business Leaders of America was organized in October at the request of the business students. They strove to fulfill their goals of developing competent and aggres- sive business leadership, strengthening the con- fidence of young men and Women in themselves and their work, creating more interest and under- standing in their choice of business occupations, and participating in worthy undertakings for the improvement of business and the community. Among the various activities that the club par- ticipated in this year the annual Youth Confer- ence was the most important event for them.