Kapaa High School - Mailehune Yearbook (Kapaa, HI)

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'Evr- FOREVVORD One of the basic founclzitions of citizenship is good sportsmzmship. This knowledge gained by the imlividuzil will greatly affect the lives ol others as well as himself. So be it that the various athletic activities such us, hzisebzill, bus- ketball, football, or any other sport, are czirriecl on in schools to give that moral training to the individual.

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fee: V -- - f- ifef fie- Harrwell Blake Coach Domingo Los Banos Co-coach john Kaauwai C04-apfin ,sggtgsr Edward Kaleiohi Co-captain ft' ef' . 1 bxh, 3, Niki' LF: .372 sv 2 .3 .iii 'fi ' Bright September brought King Football in ' QQ and 39 youthful aspirants trying for a slot on the rectangle. Although guided by the able coach, . Hartwell Blake and his assistants, Domingo Los Banos and Joe Kahaunaele, the Kapaa Clippers faced a rugged season. The majority of the KIF football tilts were executed under bright lights for the first time. rv '- 5 --g2,i,.' . A - ' eiftsitt t ' 'TV E353- i .1 : 'bw - V, t.Q,a,-as QM -- t ,., . fmp le az.. . . V Kapaa's showing under the glare of lights met disapproval from the student body and would oc backers. This years field lacked a championship squad but credit is due to our outstanding men on the rectangle. In the backfield joseph Silva, Gilbert Tanaka, Ernest Lovell, George Maglinti and Cisario Yadao showed great qualities. The brute work on the line was well handled by Sueharu XVatanabe, Kenneth Irokazu, John Kaauwai, Edward' Kaleiohi, Melvin Miyoshi and Albert Maeno. Though the material goal was not acclaimed, there is much to look for in Kapaa's future on the gridiron. The Kapaa High football forecast seems quite favorable with togmen like: Alexander Sanchez, Henry Okamoto, Eugene Kahaunaele, Walter Palmeira, Albert Costa and Cisario Yadao. These boys will provide the necessary know how for Kapaa's claims to victory next season. Firrt row, left to right: Masaichi Kutaka, Kenneth Irokazu, Arthur Fujita, Gilbert Tanaka, Melvin Ponce, Walter Palmeira, Benjamin Baldonado, Herbert Nakamura, Norman Kawamoto, Tetsuo Yata, Kenneth Harada, George Maglinti, William Emproso, manager. Second row: Ambrose Worthington, manager, Milbert Kaui, George Kahona, Robert Kaleiohi, james Valdez, joe Silva, George Kawaguchi, Harrison Apao, Allen Yamada, Hiram Kaleiohi, Albert Maeno, Walter Smith, Julio Kapuy, manager. Third row: Co-coach, joe Kahaunaele, Junius Montgomery, managerg Richard Apana, Patrick Ornelles, William Kaauwai, Sueharu Watanabe, Abel Wood, Edward Kaleiohi, John Kaauwai, Melvin Miyoshi, Eugene Kahaunaele, Albert Costa, Lester Cummings, Ernest Lovell, Alexander Sanchez, Vicente Ephan, Hartwell Blake, coach, Domingo Los Banos, co-coach. . 77