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

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Howard Miyake Da 'd R vi oman Alfredo Espinueva Fuglwara Ge0f ge ous Kam .29 Farrington enjoyed its 14th victory of the seasonwhen the Maroon and White cagers de- feated the Warriors of Kamehameha, 45-29. The victors were never threatened through- out the game. During halftime the score was, 24-15, and at the close of the third period the Govs had a 15 point lead, 38 to 23. Charles Smith, George Fujiwara and John Swanson tied for high point honors with nine' each. - ovs 3' 7-igets 26 The Farrington basketeers caged the Tigers of McKinley, 31-26, on Saturday, February 7. The Governors took an early lead in the first quarter, 8-1, and never gave the Tigers a chance to threaten them. The Governors led, 17-11, during the half time. Charles Smith and Gabriel Aviento led the victors with eight points each. ov? 46 puns 35- Victory No. 61 that was Farrington's 46-36 win over Punahou on January 23 at Punahou gym. . An exciting, hard fought tussle, the game was replete with thrills throughout. Farrington tookalead and maintained it for the remainder of the game. Scores at the end of the periods: 1st, 9-4, 2nd, 18-14, 3rd, 29-213 4th, 46-36. At one point in the final quarter, Punahou came to within four points of tying the victors.

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l 1 i Walter Kojima Peter Marquardt Richard Mizuta att. Raidets 29 The Kalihi quintet bowled over the Iolani Red Raiders 55-29, to win its eleventh victory in the Interscholas tic League. Farrington took an early lead and gave all 15 mem- bers of the Maroon and Whites a busy workout. The Governors led, 26-14, during the first half. George Fujiwara led the scoring for Farrington with 13 points, followed by Tom Okazaki, 9, John Swanson, 93 and Walter Kojima, 7. ous S3 fzidets SO Farrington cagers topped the Rough'Riders of Roose- velt in their second meeting, 53-50. ' The Governors took an early lead, 14-5, in the first period, ending .the first half by a 27-19 count. The Governors led all the way until the last second of the game. With the score, 45-43, in Farrington's favor' the Red and Golds bucketed two points just as the game ended, 45-45. In the extended three minute period, the Maroon and Whites proved to be better team by adding eight points to R'oosevelt's five, thus ending the gamein Farrington's favor. t What are you staring at, Molina? Fa.rringtoT1's cagers at work.

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Highlights of our Senior and Junior teams. uniofz Uafzsifil BG Q16 8758259 The Babes, under the mentoring of Mr. Robert Kau, started practicing during the Christmas vaca- tion, with a large turn-out. Small in size and height, they offset this disadvan- tage with speed, shooting accuracy, good ball han- dling and a fighting spirit. Although the Babes got off toa slow startby los- ing three straight games, they began to hit their stride in their games against Mid-Pacific which they won decisively. Thereafter, the boys were no pushovers for the teams in the league.