Kalani High School - Ho omana o O Kakou Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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ll' -- J -- V F 1 l 1 1 1 H l More Than Just Another Season The Varsity Football team, headed by first year coach Gordon Miyashiro, endured through a rough season. The team was made up of less than fifty players with eleven seniors. The Falcons started the season with Kailua, Kaimuki, Farrington and Pearl City that were rated in the top ten, plus their usual regular games against McKinley 13-10. The Falcon had talent but a lack of experience as the team was made of seven freshmen, twenty-five sophomores, six juniors, and eleven seniors In several games the Falcons came close to Kaiser 14-7, Farrington 10-6 but in the final minutes only to have victory slip out of their grip. The leaders of the team were co-captain Kurt Johnson, co-captain David Na'o and captain Nick Fineanganofo. The bright spot on the team was defensive lineman, tight-end Nick Fineanganofo. Nick made the Advertiser first team and made seoond team All-State-Team. Because there was no J.V. team this year, Coach Miyashiro and his assistants Jon Kapele, Jarrett, Tyrone, Henry, Ken, Paul, Burton, are trying to set up a J.V. program. Top left: Jason Nakasato cuts up the field for a sizeable gain. Bottom left: Jesse, David, Ivan, and Mark set up to stop the Roosevelt offense. Bottom right: Aaron and the boys prevent a first down. 1 a- a, -X rg, 4 Y --1 N. .lf t UQ, ,N Wine' .W '5 'MW Mwst ml r,, ,vw i -1.,ku '+,..,,,, Sports 1 07

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The Spirited Seve The cheerleading squad consisting of Jihee Kim, Debra Sumida, Sally Ver Francis Ching, and Gaby Quirk, Desi Morrow, and Rita Kona, did a tant: job this year by creating new cheers for Kalani High School Assemblies. two bits cheer, which has probably been around since Kalani first ope The new cheers were called Freeze, Fankinstein, and a few more. Thank cheerleaders for entertaining the Kalani students throughout the 1987 year. I0 f 'x x Top to Bottom: Jihec Kim, Francis Ching, Debre Sumida, Desi , - 4, Sally leads the way for many young aspirited football players. fo, H' 'Pi ,D A0 THE gm, lu Q 'G flew U. 1' :UA qc Morrow, Gaby Quirk, Rita Kona, Sally Vergara. Left: Practice is as good as the real thing. Below: If your happy and .All know it clap your hands... sports 106 RVs E g . 5.5 81 1 Q -f , me M -M- g . t F 2 3 4 za I w , M af ff' 1 9 it .fin P x '

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ia- -r i - '- Falcon A Ball 1 5 T'N V L Todd scrambles for a lst down to keep the drive going against Nick8L Ivan putpressure on the Roosevelt Quarterback. Roosevelt. 'rss Top: Mark Manzo, Rob Wengler, Robert Yamauchi, Uluraki Vaipuna, Shane Agno, Kurt Johnson, Shannon Hirai, Nick Fineanganoto, Ryan Hironaka, Leroy Materre, Rodney Izuo, Paul Carey, Ryan Chong, David Na'o. 2nd row: Sean Ribeiro, Jon Yamashiro, Richard Kinoshita, Jason Omningham, Steven Hong, Arthur Ho, Ross Shimabuku, Micheal Deese, Eric Senter, Kimo Drumgold, PaulJohnson, Kenton Muramoto, Tony Carpenter, Jimmy Nakasone. 3rd row: Dean Ikeda, Franklin Sannicolas, Scott Web, Masa Hotta, ad T a, Ivan Nakasone, Rex Kaulman, Jesse Allen, Aaron Kekauoha, Tim Wengler, Mark Akonosi, Chris Miller, Guy Kishaba, A.J. Braur. Bottom row: ad ey Kanda, Tien Gemodette, Omar Siddiqui, Ried Sakaguchi, Todd Nakasato, Sterling Koga, Jason Nakasato, James Miller, Paul Segawa, Micheal Lee, Chad Arakawa, Milton Allen, Cory Kimura. Sports 108