Honolulu Advertiser - Sports Thursday, July 10, 2008

FACF 36th Annual Meeting and Luncheon

Calling all Farrington alumni. The Farrington Alumni & Community Foundation (FACF) cordially invites you to attend its 36th Annual Meeting and Luncheon, which will be held on Sunday, February 26, 2012 at the Manoa Grand Ballroom of the Japanese Cultural Center in Moiliili. The annual meeting begins at 10:00 a.m. followed by lunch at 11:30 a.m.

Following lunch, there will be a program, including the presentation of diamond and golden diplomas to the classes of 1952 and 1962 respectively, a special tribute to the class of 1942, and an announcement of the FHS Alumni of the Year.

For those of you who are members of the classes that are being recognized and are planning to attend, please call your class representatives to register. The class representatives are Henry Fujita, 523-6658, for Class of 1952 and Yvonne (Lai) Fong, 833-5703, for Class of 1962.

Come and join your fellow Governor alumni and see how the foundation is helping current Farrington students. Ticket cost is $40.00. For more information and/or to purchase tickets, call David Jeong (522-8778), Violet Kagawa (845-0544), or Guy Shibayama (845-9247).

1979 Farrington Grad Had Decorated Career with 'Bows
and 49ers

Dave Fiore and Jesse Sapolu	Courtesy www.sf49ers.com

Courtesy Kyle Sakamoto
Advertiser Staff Writer

“There was a time when Jesse Sapolu was in search of an identity.

He had played football at Damien Memorial his freshman year, and McKinley High his sophomore year.

When he arrived at Farrington High as a junior, he recalled: ‘I was searching for myself.’

Sapolu said with the guidance of Farrington head coach Al Espinda, and assistants Harry Pacarro and Gordon Miyashiro, he soon began to mature as a person and excel as a football player...”

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2008 Farrington High School Graduation on TV

by Christine Ho FHS Digital Media Teacher

Catch all the highlights and pageantry of Farrington High School's 2008 Graduation Ceremony on Oceanic Cable's Olelo channels!

This event was filmed by FHS students of Christine Ho and Kuulei Reyes, with the guidance of Olelo Community Television.

FHS News - General

Notable News & Go Govs! Features

	President's Message - David Jeong, '53 March 2008 address to FACF members and supporters on the Foundation's current state of affairs...
	Farrington Foundation Grants - FACF News Staff March 2008 report on how your hard-earned dollars are being allocated to help Farrington H.S. programs... Related item: Recent Donations to FACF
	Alumni News Corner - Alice Nunogawa, '64 Wondering where some of your classmates and friends have been and what are they doing now? Stop by my Alumni News Corner and find out...
	Class Spotlight - FHS Class of 1977 “Take the class of '77 30th Reunion Quiz and be the big winner!” - Jane Ann Mau, '77 *Bonus Video added on 4/20/08
	Ben's Photo Journal - Ben Duldulao, '79 Ben is no longer with gogovs.com, having moved on to help with farringtonhighschool.org. He has allowed us, however, to have his photos remain here for everyone to enjoy... Mahalo!
	Go Govs! Extras - Powered by You! Late breaking stories, FHS News, Human Interest items and archive of GoGovs.com exclusives... Latest articles: Bright Outlook For Farrington High School FHSMAA Annual Scholarship Picnic Related section: FHS News

2008 Governors' Hall of Fame

By Michael Nekoba, '73 Chairman, Governors Hall of Fame Committee

Kellet Min ('54) Educator & Co- Founder, Farrington Foundation	Robert Kuroda ('40) U.S. Military, Medal of Honor Recipient	Jesse Sapolu ('79) Professional Athlete, 4 Super Bowl Championships
Cha ('64) & Jack ('63) Thompson Founders and Co-owners, Tihati Productions, Ltd.		Romy Cachola Councilmember, City & County of Honolulu

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Farrington Alumni & Community Foundation

We welcome all alumni and friends to join us on an exciting and challenging mission. As an FACF supporter, you can keep in touch with fellow alumni, participate in social events, help sustain the scholarship fund for future Farrington graduates and reach out to the greater community. By embracing the proud traditions of Farrington High School, we lay the foundation for a prosperous future.