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

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ath League ' , LW' 2- 4. i', -5. 1 A mf . T aft: Representing Farrington in the monthly competitions among math clubs of other schools, the Math League strove to devel- op their skills and understanding in the field of mathematics. The Farrington Chapter has been involved in the competi- tions for five consecutive years. Their efforts helped to promote interests and fellowship within the team and toward other schools. z 3' -31 fi A iv if g gi Y . S., 9 2 T' ,xz-'Q Truelove, Linda Wakazuru, Mae Wann, Richelle Yamanaka, Anne Mr. Howard Asao Adviser Mrs. Ellen Manago Adviser Barayuga, Tessie Chang, Donald Chun, Carol-Sue Dung, Lily Kaneshiro, Kenneth Kobashigawa, Sidney Kwong, Wai Chak Shimabukuro, Phyllis Shimoda, Lynn Shiroma, Susan Tang, So Ying Tanouye, Russell Tokuda, Laurie Yamachika, Thomas Mrs. Lorna Miyata Adviser

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Agustin, Norma Bargamento, Cheryl Bargamento, Donna Fujioka., Stephen Furuya, Russell Gately, Jack Hayashi, Dawn I-Iirohama, Gayle Jisaya, Marilyn Kamimura, Jody Kaneshiro, Linda Kishi, Kim Kobashigawa,Sidney Lee, Kenneth Mow, Cindy Murobayashi, Sharon Nakamoto, Jo-Ann Oishi, Rose Raguedan, Dorothy Ramones, Charmaine Shijo, Carole Shin Wakaba Kai Qt'-riff QW Shin Wakaba Kai was first organized as a Japa- nese Language class in 1960. Today the club is open to anyone interested in the Japanese culture and its goals are to serve the community through service projects and to bring about closer rela- tionships among members. The Young Leaves, as their name is translated, started off the year on a happy note as their entry in the Homecoming Motorcade Contest captured first place for them. Encouraged by their success in their first endeavor, the club undertook all their ensuing activities with the same enthusiasm. Banquets and socials were planned throughout the year to add to their fun and enrichment.

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Aiu, Charlene Asato, Gerry Barreto, Raylani Batangan, David Bonite, Duane Corpuz, Remedios Cuizon, Hope Delos Santos, Lillian Dydasco, Vincente Esprecion, Nicholas Ferrer, Ernesto Fujikawa, Jocelyn Garcia, Bill Hewlett, Gwendolyn Ishihara, Janice Kealoha, Robert Konno, Earl Kusatani, Dale Martinez, Clarence Miyahira, Mona Nieto, Ermelina Oshima, Karen Owens, Nelson Silver Sabres The Silver Sabres started as an indepen- dent club in 1947 by a group of ROTC officers and sponsors. Their goals were to develop responsibility, leadership, and discipline found through hard work. This year, members were involved in school and community projects in which they could learn about the different branches of the Armed Forces. Some of the events which they participated in were jungle-training and orientation flights on helicopters. The highlights of the year were the JROTC Military Ball, Junior Commanders, Day, and the annual JROTC Field Day.