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

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WQQ ' r far 1 l Mr. Kusunoki ,aw 1-3' ' Mr. McAlistet . Athletic Director gy -H 5 la A Mr. I toga The Varsity Football Team The Varsity Football Team under the coaching of Henry Kusunoki and Bert Itoga, played a wonderful season of football. Although out- weighed, the tiny mites of Farrington put up a great stand for their school. They played with all their strength. Mr. Kusunoki had coached the Governors Football Team for I0 years and Bert Itoga had been along-side him for the past 7 years. Thanks, Mr. Kusunoki and Mr. Itoga for the splendid job of coaching. Thanks should also go to Mr. Ken- neth McAlistet for taking care of the equipment and uniform that the football team used and all the rest of the teams that make up the sports world at Farrington. FRONT ROW: Ray Keanoano, Paul Chung, William Trinidad, Richard Kotaka, Harold Kono, Danny Garcia. Gilbert Nakayama 2nd ROW: Samuel Koanui, Alexander Spencer, Kenneth Hamada, Harry Matsuda, Toshiyuki Kaneshiro, Lawrence Yamada, Ernest Matsuo. George Fukuda. 3rd ROW: Leonard Kalua, Elmer Kekino, Joseph Saito, Kenneth Hashimoto, Richard Okumura, Henry Young, Melvin Kiaaina, 4th ROW: Donald McComber, Kenneth Kahoonei, Moses Perkins, Emmett Leong, Herbert Kaanehe, Waller Kaneko, Ivan Kino, Benny Matias. , eiliii lk? QM ll 12'- '

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