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

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W 0 ' at F A Q' 4 it Ag-A I, iw 1 r Orientelles Since 1962 the Orientelles have strove to achieve better relationships among girls of different racial extractions. This year they performed various service projects such as their Christmas caroling in December. For their social activities, the girls held picnics and planned an end of the year banquet in June. They also earned some extra money for the club. Through these activities the members of the Orientelles were able to strengthen the bonds of friendship among its members as well as doing service to the community. Akimoto, Rene Asentista, Lisa Bargamento, Donna Brown, Wendy Delos Santos, Lillian Freitas, Johnell Gandeza, Josephine Godin, Darlyn Huihui, Jo Kahoopii, Gail Kaleiwohi, Jennifer Kamegawa, Avis Kawewehi, Bernadine Kaopuiki, Mary Lou Murota, Melanie ' Nakajo, Iris Okudara, Kim Silva, Evelyn Stone, Kaylyn Sulliban, Carolyn Tokunaga, Sandra Valencia, Grace Wright, Cari Lee Mr. Gerald Inforzato Adviser

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Arakaki, Renee Barayuga, Tessie Chinen, Carol Chow, Audrey Chun, Eileen Chun, Sook Hing Chung, Daniel Espresion, Teodora Freitas, J ohnell Fukushima, Linda Ing, Natalie Iwai, Derek Karamatsu, Iris Kawamoto, Kay Kuwana, Wendy Kunichika, Eric Kunichika, Lori Miyashiro, Eydie Okimi, Carol Ramos, Irlene Shimabukuro, Phyllis Shiroma, Susan Taira, Pat Tang, So Ying Tanouye, Russell Tokuda, Laurie Yamachika, Thomas Yamanaka, Anne Yoshida, Alvin Yoshiyama, Glenn Mrs. Carolyn Takesue Adviser 62 National Honor Society za, 1 ': , n n dnilr ,,,, K i t 1 Farrington's chapter of the National Honor So- ciety was organized to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render ser- vice, to promote worthy leadership and to en- courage the development of character in the students. They began the year with their annual Installa- tion Banquet. Money-making projects were planned to raise money for scholarships to be given to selected seniors in the club. They ended the year with a farewell banquet.

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Aina, Maryevette Akiu, Ranelle Anae, Jessica Calles, Goldwyn Canon, Lisa Carvalho, Theresa Castro, Kauilani Dilda, Patricia Engoring, Caroline Feliciano, Valerie Galinato, Juliet Higa, Delyle Kahoopii, Gail Kamai, Mary Koanui, Troy Komatsu, Karen Laboy, Lorna Lee, Debra Machado, Elizabeth Maemori, Jody Nicodemus, Edith Omoso, Tomacita Orta, Brenda Pajarillo, Maureen Pavao, Darleen Puahala, Ernella 'W ff 'TI Z Lf f , l- ij-. Q. , Pep Club I Girls Athletic Association if , of 2 fa w 'i'f'. M, A 2 ' 'U 'S is . ' ff'-any ,-.ua 'I E Q lt? V This year the Girls' Athletic Association com- bined with the newly formed Pep Club to be of service to the school and community. Together, they strove to promote school spirit and to aid the athletic department and pep squad. Through their service projects, which included providing refreshments in the gym concession during basketball games and working with the Red Cross in collecting canned goods, members were brought together by their common goals. I at i 5 f ffllll