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

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N' if 'pf ww QA GEORGE AKITA WILMA CASTRO LOVEY KALAU LUCILLE GABRIEL Manager Songleaders FCDCDTBALL SENIOR FOOTBALL TEAM-Front row fl. to nl: Kenneth Ogitani. Charles Choo, Fudeo Fuiisaki, Mitchell Kukono, Austin Kau. 0 Second row: Ralph Motoiuii, William Kaulukukui, Kiyoshi Maisuo, Thomas Vrandenburg, Ernest Baptist, Raymond Kawano. 0 Top row: Raymond Figuero, Sam Chong, Ioseph Tom, Edward Lovell, Arthur Weeks. Iohn Kamae. Ted Kalua. A DWHHUUIU Wm-ami M... ' SbW1'Z1?lM9rlf f ? 11327

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CLIFFORD CHUCK RICHARD LUM LILLIAN CHANG HENRY SASAKI HAROLD KIDOGUCHI Cheerleaders Center SENIOR SENIOR FOOTBALL TEAM.-Front row fl. to r.l: Scrburo Shimamura. Robert Takeshita, Toshio Sakata, Atsuyoshi Kobashigawa, Arthur Keanini, Ionah Mawae. 0 Second row: Robert Edwards, Saburo Oyamcr, Moses Kim, Yoshito Yakuma, Toshihiko Kanakuri. 0 Top row: Iames Watanabe, Richard Ishida, Harold Kidoguchi, Alfred Chang, Ioseph Carvalho, George Kcxuka. x 1 S E x i 1 4 s I

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IUNIOR FOOTBALL TEA ow tl. to r.l: Manuel Mariani. Adolph Mendez. Ernest Baptist. Herbert Aiona. Edward Torres. George Kakazu. Willi on. 0 Second row: Raymond Yuen. Raymond Teixeira. Mitsuo Takeshita. Toshihiko Kanakuri. Louis Kahoonei. Thomas Roy Masuda. Shunii Tanaka. Larry Matsuo. Robert Kubo. 0 Third row: Iames Escalona. Kanii Mashima. Ioseph Medeiros, dwar arvalho. Nohuo Torikawa. William Wise. Kiyoshi Matsuo. Arthur Keanini. Barney Goo. Raymond Kawano. 0 Top row: Thomas Vrandenhurg, Austin Kau. l I lunior Football IUNIOR FOOTBALL SCORES Farrington ,...,... 42 Punahou ,.,...,,...... U Farrington .,,.,,,. 6 Kamehameha .,.... 6 Farrington .,..,,.. 0 McKinley .,v.,,.,...... 0 Farrington ...,,,,, 12 Saint Louis .r,.,..... 13 Farrington ....,,o. 7 Waipahu ...,..,.,...,, 12 The lunior football team went through the season with a fine record. lts members are luniors and Sophomores who failed to make the Senior team because they were found lacking in weight or build. Coached by Henry Kusu- noki, the team, although small in size, showed great strength on both offense and defense. With heads up and full of fight, their fine co- operation and teamwork was responsible for their fine showing. They rated third place in the lunskol League. 88 ln their first game against Punahou, the Maroon Cubs did not meet much resistance and made their touchdowns so fast that the Pu? eleven was baffled. They W by the over- whelming score of 42-U. ln the second game, which in a tie, they met a powerful Kameha aggrega- tion. lt might have turned out to be a win for the Cubs had it not been for a lucky Warrior pass which tied the score 6-6. The Maroon Cubs played a scoreless game against the McKinley Babes. Penetrating deep into McKinley territory, they failed to take ad- vantage of the situation at hand and did not- have the necessary punch to take the oval over. The game ended O-U. The final game of the Cubs was that played against the Saint Louis Champions, to whom they bowed l3-l2. They put up a gallant fight and made the Saints work for that game. A lucky conversion closed the game in favor of the Saints. ln an exhibition game, the Maroon Cubs played against Waipahu, a country team, and lost to them by the close margin of 12-7.