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

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Blue-ribbon Raider runners pictured in starting position are honorary captain Frank Morris, mile and half-mile king, honorary captain Raymond Carvalho and Donald Begay, sprinters deluxe. we ll is io i Q Q 9 Members of the track varsity. Row I, left to right: Estocio, Tabofondo, Carvalho, Victorino, Posada- va, Morris, Higa, Agao, Quinones. Row 2: Ebola- roza, Yoshimura, Amorol, Cacation, Bates, Gerar- do, Romua, Lopez, Kaluahine. Row 3: Takoki, Poscua, Begay, Naito, Perreiro, Kogehiro, Suan, Uyeno, Say. Row 4: Coach Ono, Soson, Gerardo, lzawa, Hashimoto, Aoki, Aquino, Braun, Yagihoro, Shiroki, Coach Ono holds o pow-wow with outstanding tracksters Esmenio Tabafondo, Tony Cacation, co- captain Ben Victorino, and co-captain Joseph Pasadava. Out to perpetuate the unparalleled record of never having lost a KIF track and field meet is the l95l edition of the Raider team. Coach Seichi Ono is aided in this quest by about 30 track aspirants, ln honorary captain Frank Morris, the Raiders have the KIF record holder in the mile run and o blue-ribbon winner in the 880. Honorary captain Raymond Carvalho is the sprint king in the l00 and 220, while co-cop- toin Joseph Pasodava, Frank Quinones, and Domingo Ayala are counted on in the middle distance events. ln the field events, co-captain Ben Victorino and Tony Cacation, shot put, and Esmenio Tabafonda, high jump, are likely point-getters. A victory this year will run the string of track triumphs to seven consecutive KIF titles and over l8 dual and triangular meets with- out a loss.

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N -1, , ig 2 gk' , . sax k,rdi'F'?' . z ,, M . 5 f me X '-gQi,,: 2 Row l, left to right: David Shimabukuro Douglas Pak David Kaaumoana, Herbert lda Garth Morimoto Row 2 Shigeru Matsumoto Edward Costa Charles Ishii Marti mer Koide, Thomas Higa. A stickler for discipline, team play, and well-grounded funda- mentals, Coach Kubota demon- strates the proper technique of bunting to an attentive group of varsity players. 2 X X

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-v Q, it Q ,Mi We W xl!! 3 W Neophytes of the club. Row I, left to right: Cabinaton, Bergonio Santos, Castelo, Gandeza, Gipolan, Eroio, Timtim, Kurisu. Row 2 Delostrico, Iha, Akimoto, Minatoya, Bromeo, Kailikeo, Souza Souza, Delapina, Vilche, Pavao. Row 3: Dacay, Amorin, Louis O'Neal, Manus, Aipo, Crowell, Matsumoto, Ariola, Mercado, Perry. 1? Old-timers of the club. Row I, left to right: Moritsugu, Castelo, Saladoga. Row 2: Tolbo, Pacheco, Gerardo, Muracka, Bargayo, Epe. Row 3: Rapozo, Pundyke, Per- reira, Miss Schaid, Ponui, Heresa. 93 1 Head mentors of the club, Irene, Ella, and Rcse check the records to see who earned her emblem. Miss Schaid, Hilda, and Cora see that the ratings are done right. The girls need twenty-five points to win the coveted GAA insignia. Pass that balll Shoot that basket! Wheeeeetl YEAH-The lmuas won! Such outbursts were heard from the huge crowd that gathered in the gym to watch thrilling GAA basketball games. These games were played every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday during lunch hour, The bosketball tournament was the most popular, but the nine teams of about ten members alternately played volleyball, soccer, hockey, horse-shoe, badminton, and softball. Through this participation, they promoted health, sportsmanship, physical efficiency, athletic accomplishments, character, and love of the outdoors, the objectives of this active GAA group. Spearheading this year's successful organ- ization were president, Eleanor Castelo, vice- president, Leonora Salvador, secretary, Irene Quinones, treasurer, Rosalina Gongob, report- er, Hilda Mako. Miss Wilma Schaid again rendered her inspiring service as adviser.