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

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LCU'l'l0l'l6! Clbliffefzi :Saw I10 055 SLIDE BOY SLIDE Rlchard Watanabe successfully tags Robert Rivera dur mg a practice session ROOKIE PITCHER Freshman James Yasuda gets ready to pitch one of his fast balls. OTHER INTERISLAND GAMES Hlttlng spree contlnued as the Raiders rack ed up the second wln ot theur trlp The Reds amassed thirteen huts and proved too much for the Molokal I-armers In a mornlng game at Mala ulu oleole Park at Lahanna the Raiders mashed out eleven huts off two Baldwun Bear pltchers Cllfton Yaguchl started and was relieved by Robert lha who fnnnshed The Red Ralders lost their flrst game of the season when they fell vlctlm to the Konawaena Nnne 2 O Playlng on a raun drenched fueld the Reds mlghty machme could not get rollnng agalnst the Pahala Trojans and ended with a 9 3 loss Baseball careers at Kauau Hugh wull end for many key players Among them are Larry Mata yoshn Henry Nnshlkawa Robert Iha Charles Gokan Clutton Yaguchl Roy Yamauchl Robert Rivera and Rlchard Watanabe PEP TALK Coach Aklo Kubota glves last mmute mstruchons about battmg to second baseman Henry Nushnkawa and thnrd baseman Larry Matayoshn 'T' ll

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TRACKSTERS IN REVIEW Bottom Row I, left to right: Richard Sadamitsu, Patrick La- yosa, Lawrence Gipolan, Wayne Kunimura. Row 2: Charles Lopez, Benjamin Bergonia, Alphonso Lara. Row 3: George Yoshioka, Ronald Brum, Herbert Mundon, Gerald Souza. o The K.l.F. title, which has been held by the Raiders' track team for the past two years will be defended this year by a well-seasoned team. During the i955 season, Kauai High cinder- men won six events. The l953, 53.2 record in the 440 yard dash was broken by a Raider man, who ran it in 52.8 seconds. The other events, which were won, were l0O r. f , f 'L f ' , .I V-17 , R I aa T. 4 3 :AM ,K g-fx, .H I AN.- 73 f t.I: ,.' ' HEAVE-H0 Shot-put competitor, Stanley Yokoto, prepares to hurl shot. yard dash, 880 relay, 220 yard dash, mile relay, and 220 yard low hurdles. Returning lettermen, who will jealously guard the K.l,F. title this season are: Jerry Cor- rea, 880 yard run and mile relay, Robert Rivera, George Hara, and Alfred Lardizabal, sprints, Stanley Sato, Malcolm Doi, and Lindy Blas, broad jump, and Stanley Yokota and Lincoln Naito, rackifera Lelaf in frim shotput, ., 'ggi . V 1 LH r ,f f Y I 2 1 V ' . I 5. c ' I '. . . 5 N W1 I , ON YOUR MARK, GET SET f ' Sprinters Robert Rivera, Lindy Y I Blas, Alfred Lardizabal and 2, l Q Jerry Correa get ready to go. .4 E x ... .1