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

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EDWARD KATO Mr. Hall and the band give it all they gat. Hail to thee, O Kauai High School, loud your praises ring who scintillated on the Raider varsity for three seasons. Texeira, a tiny l35 pound bundle of dynamite, ran a rugged trail of football greatness and displayed peerless guts and an unconquerable spirit. Acclaimed the best lineman of the year, end Stanley Kaluahine earned all plaudits showered upon him by matchless line-backing and superior all-around play. Harry Yama- guchi and Ramon Yamamoto, both reliable, steady guards, ended their careers this year. Flankman Ed Hanki, sensational pass-snagger and reconverted center, also wound up his playing days. There were many others who deserved much Tackle Guard . f S, A 'ag f . y- f 5 W. K 5 l,.75 2Z Y' , :li ' I ' ' ,Q QQ . 1 -., N , Z . ,xi r 'Qt QR 5 W K V Aye' WESLEY HAYASHI RAYMOND more lauding than space can permit but with out quarterback Allen NapoIeon's precisio passing and Dick Doi's generalship, Bob Wc tari's line-bucking, Al Marquez's fight, an Ken Higuchi's speed, there would not eve have been a team. Also those senior reserves who played in portant roles in the smooth-running Kau- machine, Haruo Fukumoto, Alfredo Alao, We ley Hayashi and Tsuyoshi Sasaki blossoms into greatness when on the field. These men will undoubtedly be hard t replace next year but as long as Kauai higl boasts a grid team there will be many proui to don the togs for alma mater's sake. HENRY KU BA Halfback i

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