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

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BASKETBALL FARRINGTON 40-ROOSEVELT 18 Displaying a tricky determined of- fense, the Farrington quintet coached by Mr. Bert ltoga, came through with colors flying high by trouncing Boose- velt Bough Riders 40-l8 in their first ln- terscholastic game at the Civic Audit- orium as the season opened Feb, ll. FARRINGTON 38 -MID-PACIFIC 20 Meeting the Mid-Pacific lnstitute, the Governor five dished out enough pres- sure to down the Mid-Pacificans 38-20. The Maroons ran up a high lead and substituted a new team which kept adding to their score by fairly accurate shooting and proved themselves too powerful a team. FARRINGTON 37-KAMEHAMEHA 18 Upsetting all predictions, Farrington carried too much scoring pu against the Kam Warriors and finally nd up a one-sided, 37-18 triumph. The Gov- ernors took the floor with the odds about even, and held the upper hand through- out the entire contest. Arthur Weeks dribbles the hall in the game against Roosevelt with William Kcrulukukui and Harold Kidoguchi at his heels. INTERSCHOLASTIC BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS 'ENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM-Front row fl. to Ll: Wilfred Fujimoto, Tom Okamoto. Kenneth Yano. William 'au1ukukui. Tadashi Ogata. Albert Alfonso. Sum Chong, Saburo Shimamura. 0 Top row: Taro Asato, Donald Fong. Thomas Tamai. Bert Itoga, Thomas Vance, Henry Kusunoki. Richard Chung, Harold Kidoguchi, Ioseph Tom.

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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.

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SAM CHONG SABUHO SHIMAMURA Guard Guard FARRINGTON 24 -SAINT LOUIS 35 The Governor aggregation suffered their iirst defeat after -fought game at the hands of S ouis 35-24, before a huge crowd that packed every available seat in the Civic Auditorium. The Maroons staged a brilliant tight. FARRINGTON 42-PUNAHOU 19 The superior Farrington cagesters reg- istered another victory by defeating the Butt-and-Blues 42-19. On many occasions the Puns threw Wild passes Which gave the Governors better scoring opportunities. FARRINGTON 32 - MCKINLEY 20 ln the last game of the regular series Farrington Won a Well deserved victory over the Tigers of McKinley 32-20. The Governors displayed a lot ot spirit, never allowing the quintet from McKinley to get set to do any damage. Donald Fong, lanky Maroon center, gets the iump on the ball. NIGR HAHOLD KIDOGUCHI KENNETH YANO WILI-'RED FUIIMOTO DONALD FONG Guard Forward Forward Center 90