Kauai High School - Ke Kuhiau Yearbook (Lihue, HI)

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ff'- - . U nify pl,l,Il905e' ABLE SPEEDSTERS Left Io right, Row I: Angel Madrid, .lose Gampon, Glenn Hayashi, Wayne Hashi- moto, James Tnmekczu. Row 2: Douglas Foiardo, Marvin lnouye, Niles Kageya- ma, RUNNING FUR A TD Speedy Emu! Puni nm: LAST All set ers nr warme sh-aight for n TD with all lle's got. STOP-ALL OUT! for the night's game, the Raid- rived early to get themselves d-up.

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0l'l?bLel'e6! .24 SCOREBOARD Kamehameha Kauai High .. 20 High ..... . Kaimuki Kauai High .. 28 Kauai High .. 28 Kauai High .. 38 Kauai High . , I8 Kauai High .. I3 Kauai High .. 6 High ...... Waimea High . Kapaa High Waimea High Kapaa High Kapaa High ALL THE WAY Gerald Tsukamata tprinh through the arms of a tacklar ta score an a 34 yard run. KAUAI-KAMEHAMEHA Traveling only once this year, the Red Raid- ers were guests to the Kamehameha Warriors at the Kamehameha school grounds. The game was held at the Kam football field, which was the homecoming game for the Kam Warriors. The Raiders kicked-off to the mighty War- riors, who shed blood in the first quarter, when they crossed the Raiders' goal line, on a pass by Earl Dye. But the determined lads of Na- wiliwili kept on fighting, with Gerald Tsuka- mota's plunging and a pass from Aurelio Ramelb to Karl Matsumura, to take the lead at half- time, i3-6. ln the fourth and final period, Ernest Puni dazzled his way through the Warriors' eleven on a 38 yard run which was the final score for the Raiders. At the end of four quarters, the score- board read, Kauai High Red Raiders ZO and Ka- mehameha Warriors 6. KAUAI-KAIMUKI The game against the visiting Kaimuki Bull- dogs was the second pre-season game for the Red Raiders. During the first quarter, the Raiders were un- oble to move offensively, and the opponents scor- ed first on a pass by William Kiesel to Norman Lau. ln the second quarter the Raiders come back on an aerial pass from Quarterback Aurelia Ramelb to Roberto Butacon and a conversion by Russell Taba to tie the score at 7-7. In the final minutes of the game, Quarter- back Aurelio Ramelb tossed another pass to Karl Matsumura and Taba's conversion was good for the fourth time to end the scoring of the Raiders at 28-7, in favor of Kauai High, I GRIDIRON DEMONS 5 l l Lak re right: George Saladaga, Ernest Puni, Albert Sugana, John Bandmann, Roberto Butacun. iO3 l

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guioleol jhem jhrou EMERGENCY SQUAD Left to right, Row 1: Herbert Oyama, Arnold Oro, James Black, Charles Ku- nioka, Albert Shiraki. Row 2: Ronald Silva, Frederick Ellamar, Wayne Mura- naka. Q. FOOTBALL MANAGERS These hard working boys assisted the coaches. Left to right, Raw I: Jerry Terui. Row 2: Philip Rasa, Brian Kubota. Row 3: Leonard Rnpazo, San- tord Ota. 9 KAUAI-WAIMEA The i958 KIF season opened with the defend- ing Red Raider Champs facing Waimea Mene- hunes. The game was well fought, with both sides trying their best to win. The Raiders come up from behind to trip the Menehunes Z8-2l. KAUAI-KAPAA Continuing their victories, the Raiders de- feated the Kapaa Clippers 38-l2. All-Star play- ers Gerald Tsukamoto and Russell Taba showed their great football abilities in this contest. KAUAI-WAIMEA During the second round, the Raiders seemed to be well on their way to another championship. The second game found Waimea fighting back with all they had in a see-saw game. The Raid- ers won by a score of l8-l2. KAUAI-KAPAA Victorious over Waimea in the previous game, the Raiders plunged to the KIF championship by crushing the Clippers l3-6. Outstanding per- formances were made by Quarterback Aurelio Romelb and Fullback Gerald Tsukamoto. lO5