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

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21-nm.l:..4hnl z' 'VTX 'ir dfooc! unifec! he first inning, the boys from Manoa were never serious threat. AUAI vs FARRINGTON Win number two came on March 23, l958, s Kauai High trampled Farrington by a l9-6 core ot the Moiliili Field. KAUAI vs WAIMEA The Kauai High School Red Raiders handily hung up their third straight victory in the KIF Baseball League at lsenberg Field on March 29, l9S8, in defeating the Menehunes from Waimea by a lO-O score. lt was o tight pitching duel until the sixth in- ning when the Red Raiders broke a scoreless tie with a run. KAUAI vs KAPAA The fighting Red Raiders came from behind to triumph over the Kapaa High School Clippers in cinching the KIF baseball championship by a scare of IO-4 at the Kopaa Ball Park on April 3. Trailing for six innings, the relentless Raiders came back with six runs in the seventh, three in the eighth, and one in the ninth to garner the l958 KIF baseball championship. DIAMOND DEMONS SCOREBOARD Kauai ..... zo waamea . Kauai .. . 3 Kap... Kauai ..... I0 wqamen . Kauai ..... io Mid-Pacific Kauai ..... ll Knpna Kauai ..... I9 Farrington Bottom row, left to right: Earl Okuda, Richard Suenaga, Wallace lwasaki, Ricky Mont, and Glenn Hayashi, Top row Ich to right: Spencer Todo, George Yoshioko, Kenneth Kawoboto, Roy Kciwamuro, Roberto Butccan, and Daniel Tomas . -H551-i 1- A A. a?i'Wa 9f'Q.l' 'LSI

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Wenfa! ana! iodyfnicaf vleuegzlamenf HEADS DOWN? Coach Ono watches approvingly as boys do the hand stand with expert form. Physical education classes conducted by Mr. Seichi Ono emphasized sports know how, fair play and health care, All physically healthy freshman and sopho- more boys registered in this required course to learn the various areas of sports techniques. Appointed squad leaders assisted the instruc- tor in routine matters such as roll call and su- pervision of calisthenics. UP-2-3-4 . . . . . . Squad leader: lead P. E. boys in their daily ealistllenics. -.H UP 'N OVER Everyone has a turn to do the backward :nmer llult. hr . K4 N. A id, They enjoyed a fun packed year of learning to pass, tackle and block in footballg to dribble and shoot in basketballg to bat, slide and steal in baseball, and to sprint and vault in track. Sessions in first aid were held for the boys with Colonel Adams as instructor. They learned everything that healthy American boys should know,