Damien High School - Kamiano Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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spirited season TOP LEFT: Clayton Young stretches to save a score under the watchful eye of Marty O'Brien. TOP CENTER-SITTING (LTO R): M. Noveloso, C. Young; KNEELING: D. Rodrigues, R. Maxey, A. Ancho, A. Baron, L. Chin, C. Bright, B. Pakele, J. Waltjen, J. DeRego, K. Nishihara; STANDING: Assist. Coach B. Roach, G. Miyagawa, B. Okumura, C. Sullivan, K. Young, D. Pokipala, M. Bauknight, M. O'Brien, J. Woods, M. Souza, R. Souza, J. Mook, J. Rczents, Head Coach D. Snakenbcrg; MISSING: B. Moon, K. Hutchings, Assist. Coach W. Souza, Assist. Coach R. Otergero. TOP RIGHT: Kevin Young breaks past his opponent in hopes of a goal. FAR LEFT: Mark Souza easily outwits two adversaries and gets ready to face another one. LEFT: Mark Bauknight and a Kamehameha player enter a vicious kicking contest while a referee calmly awaits the outcome. ABOVE: Alvin Baron pops the ball away from a Puna ho u forward as a surprised Richard Maxey wonders how he did it.

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JV Soccer team puts together a The juniors varsity soc- cer team finished off its season with a 3-10-3 rec- ord. Coaching the team were David Snakenberg and assistant coaches Bill Roach, Wade Souza, and Rick Otergero, while Mario Noveloso, Mark Bauknight, and Mark Souza were the team captains. Because they were a young team composed of twenty-six sophomores and freshmen, of which only five had previous ex- perience, the team had to rely first on speed and endurance and later, on ball handling. Team spirit was extremely high and even if behind by several points, the team still played with fiery deter- mination. Although they did not have as many wins as they would have liked, the players were glad that they could share and par- ticipate in those special moments that only a team can have. 42

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Always improving upon itself, the varsity basketball team showed some fine talent in competing in this year's ILH com- petition. Boasting such returnees from last year's squad as David Heaukulani, Dominic Bareng, Kevin Castillo, Lawrence Akiona and Rodney Alvarado, the team provided some exciting action and displayed a never-say-die attitude on the court. The squad included three sophomores and four juniors from last year's freshmen and J. V. squads. Through a dismal 2-10 regular season record marred much of the glory the team should have enjoyed, the cagers exhibited the pride and spirit that men of Damien are famous for. Beginning this year's season, the team traveled to Maui where it participated in the St. Anthony's Tournament. Playing a fine series of games against St. Anthony's, McKinely and Parramatta High School, a team from Australia, Damien captured the consolation trophy.