Kaimuki High School - Ka Halia Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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Edward Kawawakn ho 5 H mghc I' Kew-H, To anley Furufo 9 0 0 0 I ! The annual Shrine football classic--The Aloha Bowl--is a red-letter event in local football. Opposing each other on the gridiron for the sake of the Shrine Hos- pital forCrippled Children, outstanding players from all the city's prep teams run so that the weak my walk, 0F the two opposing Shrine teams, the Keiki Kanes this year were bolstered by six stalwart gridsters from Kaimuki High. Helping to re- pulse the Keiki Alii offensive thrusts in a torrid battle which ended in a scorelesstie were Edward Kawawaki, Richard Hiramoto, Katsuii Tama naha, Clarence Kaili, Chris Gonsalves, and Stanley Furuta. Ric 'Nw hard Hiro Tophef G '0f0 Chas Clarence Kaili s onS0l e

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G. PERRY Tamanaha bulls his way over for a TD. Qlrlawaii Times Photo, End D. MARQUES Kawawaki packs the oval around enemy's flank. QSammy Lee Photo Center J. WONG Keolohi moves in to stop Kam threat. lStar Bulletin Photol End

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' ?w'fWf The Pups, under the coaching of Bob Rego, concluded a satisfactory season, with four wins and four losses. Although the Pups lost four games--to St. Louis, Maryknoll, Iolani, and Farring- ton, they did not show one sign of slacking down. On the other hand, they racked up four wins--from Kamehameha, Roosevelt, McKinley, and Punahou . In all, it was one of the best showings the Pups put on the past several years. In the opening game of the season a- gainst Punahou on the latter's field, the Pups rolled over the helpless Buff and Blues at will with a 20-0 verdict. Against McKinley at Crane Park in a muddy game, the Pups ran wild with Costa paving the way to win 19-16. Displaying astrong offense and alert de- fense, the Pups scored twice in each stan- za to ramble over Kam 27-6. At Crane Park the Pups scored in the first, second and fourth periods to slaughter Roo- sevelt 20-6, with Taylor, Gomes, and Kaeo scoring the TDs. Playing on even terms for three quarters, the Red Raiders pushed over two touch- downs in the final period to win 13-0. This was anybody's game as the Pups and Govs battled fiercely, with the Govs com- ing on top 13-11. The Spartan-Bulldog tilt was a rough game throughout. A Spartan pass resulted in the only score in this defensive game, 6-O L 1 , so I X ,Q -gtt U , -1 ii its . is a s xx ' M - t st if if .f T . , - iit. Q ,,,.., , , IW li U, 1 5.7 - M-.. r , 1 9 L r - f ' , Q f f! V , N 1:51 I .. . :Q ...J wx' 1' I1 ,y M-H: A ,Q - .I ,,..L M -I -,:- . .sin .-0:5 . .S:Q3ff' j, ': i 1, ' ,. 'Y iff? y, . - -. qs 4 ..f 15 it , - . Ly VKX f gm' 'tg - Ill ' ' it 1 1 A lii Hifi A tsgf ,T is e'se 1 T X -. ,A t,,.', ' nf' N' 'R , get ,J g .l l 5 I ' ' 1 is 5 'L R1 1 s.'.,, ' I Z ',... N I V g ' - V L 1 ' 1 .. V , ,,-, rr slt- 1 K K . 4.3 is M I -Q h : - W3 if 29 'ffm , r 1 f Ii t- I it T' .. 4 E , 30 595- ' , 'Viet' v-- ' gr . ,, , xg , 1. L. Sedeno 2. E. Masuda 3. L.Tamashiro 4. F. Kamakawiwoole 5. H. Kanada 6. K. Collings 7. F. Napoleon 8. K. Rosa 9. R. Omura 10. A. Nahoolawe 11. R. Rego, Coach. 12. G. Harada, Friend.