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

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Hui O Hawaii g .ALE x Www! Students with various ethnic back- grounds organized Hui O Hawaii, which means Club of Hawaii. The goals of the club were to devote their time to sharing and creating an understanding among themselves and to be of service to the school and community. They fulfilled their goals by oaroling at different hospitals in December and pro- viding banners for the football games. Shimabuku, Julie Smith, Michele Sue-Ako, Kendrick Tang, So Ying Tokuda, Laurie Uruu, Cynthia Villaluz, Shirley Wong, Amy Yamanaka, Anne Sugimura, Gannon Mascot Mrs. Christine Sugimura Adviser Anae, Jessica Cordero, Vanessa Cullen, Claudine Imada, Valerie Kamai, Mary Koanui, Troy Orta., Brenda Pedro, Deborah Quiral, Ilima Sanders, Nellie Sooto, Selina Soriano, Debra Tiave Iva Verano Christine Visoria Debra Mr Lemuel Aweau xr X v itf -livii f . 1 Q , S.: I Adviser 53

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Amoroso, Yvonne Barayuga., Tessie Chang, Donald Chung, Daniel Costa., Gale Cruz, Maria-Veneranda Dung, Lily Dydasco, Vincente Furutani, Lynne Gueco, Clifton Ino, Deanna Ino, Susanna Kamimura, Jody Kiuchi, Mark Kubota., Ann Kunichika, Lori Martinez, Clarence Olipares, Harlean Perkins, Kay Raymond, David Sakaguchi, Miles Sakaue, Cynthia Shijo, Carole Shigenaga, Chris 52 German Club The German Club was organized to pro- mote friendship among its members and German clubs from other schools. The members started their year off to- gether with an Oktoberfest at Roosevelt High School and then were kept busy with traditional Swiss Fondue parties, a Fas- ching party, and building of gingerbread houses at Christmas. They also hosted a Maifest at Farrington for all German clubs, culminating it with a banquet. Through these activities, they fulfilled their goals of encouraging students to study the German language, and further- ing the understanding of the German culture.

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Camarillo, Donnie Carter, Arthur Eugene Engbino, Joyce Garett, Roberta Haynes, Raymond Kaleponi, Clarence Kanagusuku, Gail Lucas, Thelma Perkins, Kay Piiohia, Wendell Sagiao, Malu Tumamao, Myrna Miss Joan Lee Coordinator Mr. Herman Libarios Project Aide Mr. Darrell Lum Asst. Director Mr. Eugene Shen Project Director 4 Hawaii Upward Bound Hawaii Upward Bound's main goal was to prepare selected students for college by ii improving their academic skills. i The highlight of the year was the seven- i tnel s week summer program at the UH, in which 5, , in students enrolled in courses such as En- glish, algebra, art, and tennis. Other activities the club engaged in were tours of Oahu college campuses, and at- tending cultural events.