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

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Row I: H. Mcdeiros, W. Gomes, C. Yamauchi, Kauha. Row II: R. Kim, H. Piena, W. Ideguchi, Nomura, P. Miyashiro. Row III: W. Sekigawa, Yamamoto, R. Camanse. Row IV: S. Vertido, Monma. Row V: G. Lestino, L. Agena. Managers, to R.: A. Sung, K. Wong, M. Adams. , Agonies of defeaf and Vicfor

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,www tg it :Sf Q sg Farrington Handled the Mules 25-7 in its Opener Farrington handled Leilehua 25-7 at the Hono- lulu Stadium during its first football game. A crowd of 7,000 attended the Disabled American Veterans Game and watched a speedy Farrington line get the jump on the Mules. The Mules then scored on a beautiful right end sweep on a pitchout to halfback Harold Taylor, good for 44 yards. Vim. vigor. vifalify Leilehua Lost Heartbreaker to Castle 36-32 In a thrill-packed grid skirmish which saw eleven touch- downs go across the scoreboard, Castle edged Leilehua in the Rural Interscholastic League. The Castle-Leilehua game was a humdinger all the way with the two teams rallying and coun- ter-rallying throughout the game. The Castle Knights pushed across four touchdowns early in the third quarter to overcome a 20-6 halftime deficit and moved out in front 30-20, but Leilehua bounced back scoring two touchdowns for a 32-30 lead. With only 15 seconds remaining to play and Castle trailing 32-30, Lew passed to Sanders for Castles winning margin. Scoring Leilehuafs touchdowns were Herbert Dela Cruz, Charles Kauha, George Matsui, and Harold Taylor. Outstanding linework was contributed by Robert Ueunten, and joseph jerviss. Although we lost, we had the school spirit and backing to make Castle remember this game. 4 at il' iflllillll ll!fl!ii2I ll!l!1liil lllllfllli lifllfllll llfllllllf llllllllfl lllllllfll lillllllll lllllflllf llllllllll :mmm lllfllllll

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