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

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MR. EDWARD BALES Couch GERALD TSUKAMOTO JUANITO ALAYVILLA Co-Captain Co-Captain FLEET FOOTED MERCURIANS .gzyrociefing j'acL5ferA The Kauai High School track team was in- structed by Coach Edward Bales ond co-captains Gerald Tsukamoto and Juanita Alayvilla. Long after school hours were spent in endless practice sessions, which were not in vain, for the boys were rewarded with outstanding results. Boys went in to compete in the 440, 220, l0O yard dashes, 880 yard run, running broad jump, high jump and shot-put. Returning lettermen were Gerald Tsukamoto, Angel Madrid, Lawrence Suan, Patrick Layasa, Albert Sugano, Ernest Puni, and Niles Kageya- ma. These trackmen, with the help of the re- mainder of the squad, did a fine job in both the Rotary and KIF seasons. Left to righr, Row I: Lawrence Suan, Angel Madrid, Richard Aquino, Anderson Perry, Patrick Layosn. Raw Z: Ernest Puni, Glen Terui, Albert Sugano, Niles Kageyama, Richard Fujimoto.

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THAT'S THE WAY Miss Ackerman checks to see that each girl is doing her exercises properly. HOLD IT! P. E. girls engage in vigorous exercises to help them build strong and sound bodies. nuigorafing xerci5e:1 READY, SET! Sophomore girls carry on calisthenics as part of their P. E. class session. The Physical Education classes, under the ex- pert tutorship of Miss Nancy Ackerman, parti- cipated in various sports and activities during the past year. ln September, freshmen and sophomores play- ed field hockey. During October and November, they had soccer and speedboll, and in Decem- ber, freshmen covered Social Dancing. ln Jan- uary, sophomores practiced a n d perfected rhythmic movements. ln February, freshmen and sophomores played basketball. Throughout the month of March, they passed physical fitness testing. During April ond May, both classes practiced stunts and tumbling. ln May and June, freshmen played softball, while sophomores en- joyed volleyball, thus ending o successful year. Besides having physical workouts, the girls had lessons in health. Colonel Frank Adams instructed them on the theory and application of first aid. STRETCH, RELAXX Sophomore girls respond to Miss Ackerman's commands, as she calls out. Stretch, reluxl ll8