Kaimuki High School - Ka Halia Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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H. Barrett Capt. xx R, C 'e V' Maldonado D. Costa irst Row: S. Medeiros, S. Kaiona, J. Kunipo, W. Le- ng. Second Row: A. Vierro, J. Lopes, W. Ikeda, - NUPUICOYH R. Yoshilcawa. Third Row: R. Crowell, . Bonett, J. DeSoto, D. Simeona,W. Gomes, R. Oliver raineri. S. Medeiros W. Ikeda j, DeSoto Outstanding individual performers included co- captains Stan Furutaand Homer Barrett, both three year vets in the shot-put and 440 events, William Kaneshiro, leading milerp Eddie Kawawaki, the most versatile ofall in the hurdles, high iump, and broadiump, and the mile relay team of Victor Mal- donado, Richard Crowell, Julio DeSoto, and Homer Barrett. Also outstanding in aiding the Bulldog cause were Stewart Medeiros, Alvin Zane, Kats Tamanaha, Walter Ikeda, and John Kaupiko. Limelighters in the novice division included sophomores David Costa and William Taylor in the l00 and 220 yard dashes, John Lopez and Leandro Sedeno in the half mile, Leonard Tominaga and James Kunipo, hurdlesp Richard Yoshikawa, shot- putp Victor Cuban, pole vault, and William Ka- maka, high iump. L A ...s Zane ond Medeiros break the tape together in the l00.

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E. Kawdwokl K. Tumcnoho Ae Zane As we go to press, the Bulldogs have come out on the top end of two triangular meets and one dual meet. Theylost to Punahou, however, in a 3-way trackfest on March 29. On March 8 at Roosevelt field, Kaimuki got her First taste of competition by trouncing Farrington and Roosevelt. The Bulldogs garnered 55 points to 38 for Farrington and 33 For Roosevelt. With one win under their belt, the Kaimukians made it two with aeasy 70-28 verdict over McKin- leyinadual meet on March 18. The Bulldogs took 9 of I2 events to win going away. At Kam fieldon March 22, Kaimuki got her first real test as she stacked up against the Kam Warriors and Mid-Pacific. With reliable men in every event, the Bulldogs outscored Kam, 63 V2-58. Kawawaki was consistent place winner in the high lump. S. Furuta Capt. J. KQUPHQO W. Kaneshiro J., Lopes First Row: A. Shodahl, K. Tamanaha, A. Zane, D. Con ta. Second Row: W. Taylor, E. Hui, F. Yamaguch S. Furuta, K. Rosa. Third Row: H. Okumura imanager L. Sedeno, W. Kamaka, G. Moni'z, L. Tominaga, J. Kar piko.

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innpihnn.,,,,:,,,w wi'--4 ' .. il Z. ' I M . -, .. f ' -f:ff711E2ef3Lxl??iZ?f w g, , - .. 'T 13.15 . X- 1: '. R. Kanoho Front row: Edwin, Fuiita, Wilfred Naone, Donald Matsuoka, Richard Sato. Second row: RaymondWong, Frederick O'Riley, Lincoln Ahlo, David Negrones, Roy Ching. Third row: Walter Adams, Nathanial Nahinu, Reginald Kanoho, Raymond Arai, Roland Santos, Clarence Silva, Herbert Tanaka. Coach Bob Rego's aquamen performed con- sistently and well the past season . With nine returning lettermen on the squad, the boys tied Punahou for third place in the MIT Re- lay, and placed fourth in the Yale meet. Outstanding swimmer on the Bulldog squad was Reginald Kanoho, a blue ribbon winner in the 200 yard Freestyle. Others who splashed their best for Kaimuki were: Roland Santos, Donald Matsuoka, Richard Sato, Walter Yoshioka, Clarence O'Riley, Clarence Silva, Edwin Fuiita, and Lincoln Ahlo. C. Kaili E. Fuiita R. Santos R, Sqfo L. Amo