Leilehua High School - Ka Leilehua Yearbook (Wahiawa, HI)

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- V t,4.L.i.lnae . L Stmley gets some ndvlfe at the llnrry Chun end of the first hnlf. Kee Ho Chun Chester Clark Bill Cooper Ted Goodrich Shigeo Hlga Shigeru lhu Willlnm Irwin Clarence l-lelenlhl Henry Kil Football Smashing, tearing and roaring over their opponents, the Mules conquered all comers ln football. Starting with a green squad with only two lettermen on the team, Coach Randolph McMurtry, with the able assist- ance of Archie Kennlson, who acted as trainer and as- sistant coach, produced a champion football team. Not only did the Mules conquer all opponents and become champs: they were unscored upon during the whole season! With the championship came a banquet and a beautiful silver trophy contributed by the West Oahu Lions Club. If the Mules are able to retain the championship for three years, they will be allowed to keep the trophy permanently.

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oach McMurt As coach of the Lellehua football and basketball squad, Mr. Randolph McMurty de- serves much credit for his splendid accom- plishments, Wlth comparatively green material, he produced a championship football squad and a crack basketball squad. In football, he produced a champion team out of a squad that had only two returning lettermen, neither of whom had played in a year as Lellehua dld not have a squad last year. Besides producing such a team in so short a time, he spurred his team on, untll they es- tablished an unbeatable record of yielding no score and being unbeaten throughout the sea- son! In basketball, he produced a great squad. Although the team dld not conquer all foes, it played such an important role ln rural basket- ball that it is worth mentioning, as is indicated elsewhere ln this publication. Seven Il lnutes to go with the Mules leading Second line of defense and offense. 13 0 Mr. McMurtry giving the old pep talk to the The bigshots watching a most spectacular game boys.

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f -w Fred Klm Warming up for the big game Raymond Kim Sf'llHl'Ill'fl Iiilll Moreland K napp ' Alfred Lee Jerry Lee loseph Lee Lawrence NIOHIIIEI Clifford Neville Kenneth Park MULES vs. ROOSEVELT JRS. In a pre-season game. the Mules conquered the Roosevelt squad easily with a score of 18-0, showing more speed and deception than their opponents. Joe Lee and Fred Kim played the scoring roles- Joe scoring two touchdowns by sweeping around end for spectacular runs, and Fred by plunging through the line. MULES-25 WAIPAHU-0 The Mules showed their superiority when they de- feated Waipahu, 25-0. Outstanding players of this game were Joe Lee, Fred Kim and Lawrence Monma. Alfred Lee also performed well for the Mules. ' This being the first Rural Oahu Secondary Associ- ation football game, both teams were comparatively green. MULES-32 WAIALUA-0 Everyone was surprised when the Mules defeated the most formidable Walaluans, 32-0. Score after score was made, leaving the Waialuans defeated. Lawrence Monma and Stanley Kim were the lead- lng scorers, with 12 points each.