Kapaa High School - Mailehune Yearbook (Kapaa, HI)

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Kneeling, left to right: G. Tom, H. Waiwaiole, S. Carvalho, J. Garcia, G. Tabayoyon. R. Manabat. Standing: T. Yata, W. Emproso, P. Ornellas, L. Kubo J. Kapuy, mgr.g S. Yaka. zfmior Mrdifg Although the Kapaa High School junior varsity was not in the limelight throughout the season, they deserve a great pat on the back for the won- derful games they played during the season. The lack of experience accounted for the bad startg but as the season went on, the badly needed experience was given to the boys and with this experience, there emerged standouts as, Gilbert Tabayoyon, john Garcia, Patrick Ornellas, Tetsuo Yata, and Stanley Carvalho. I-Iere's hoping that the experience gained by these boys will greatly benefit them in the future on the varsity squad. Half time pep talk Yaka dunks it. Team action! . Scrappy, aren't they?

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if 1 +- ' lB3 lElB3AlLlL.:ll I The '51 baseball nine under the tutelage of their new coach, Jiggs Ichioka, was the talk of the baseball fans. This year's turnout for the school nine has been the largest in the school's history. Out for practice were some fifty healthy ladsg most of them out for the hrst time. With these fifty, however, were many sea- soned players. These boys were Norman Kawamoto, Arthur Fujita, Henry Hashi- moto, Ben Baldonado, Robert Tsuchiya and Allen Yoshimura. To match the old hands of the game were many prospects such as Clifton Saiki, Lawrence Sadonaga, Robert Motoyama, Kenneth Harada, Ronald Adachi, Stanley Kamehiro, Vincen- te Ephan, David Ueoka, Theodore Nishijo and Richard Tamashiro. X jiggs Ichioka Coach