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

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M 11 N-2 .gtk '55, lpfg, f 2462 Out to preserve their brilliant record of never losing a KIF track-fest while winning sixteen meets and five titles, the Raider thinclads, assembled by Coach Seichi Ono look forward to another successful season. Much will depend on veteran cinderburners co-captain Kenneth Higuchi, Shizuo Koba- yashi, William Amarozo, Roy Carvalho, Frank Morris and Kenneth Miyoshi. Some of the more promising of the 32 underclassmen aspirants are Donald Begay, mile, Esmenio Tabafonda and Ric Estacio, high jump, Frank Lopez, Joe Pasadova, Frank Quinones, George Pascua, middle distance, Ben Victorino and George Hashimoto, shot put. Co-captains Stanley Kaluahine, Kenneth Mi- yoshi Iirnber up for their specialties . . . Ranked among the Raiders' best distance run- ners, miler Frank Morris is noted for his stamina and last lap sprints . . . Coach Ono instructs four speedy sprinters: Ken Miyoshi, Ray Carvalho, Zack Kobayashi, Ken Higuchi. is Row l, left to' right: S. Agao, J, Ber- trand, E. Naito, B. Ramoa, M. Botes, W. Yoshimura, K. Naito, D. Begay. Row 2: G. Pascua, F. Lopez, F. Mor- ris, R. Estacio, R. Carvalho, C. Amar- al, W. Amarozo, J. Pasadova, S. Ko- ba ashi R. Iwarnoto Row 3' Coach Y I . - Ono, J. Ouye, D. Perreira, K Higu- chi, C. Po, S. Kaluahine, F. Qui- nones, E. Tabafonda, G. Hashimoto, B. Victorino, K. Miyoshi, R. Yama- moto.

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' Ki? Vlith but one more championship to go before laying permanent claim to the KIF Baseball Trophy, Coach Akio Kubota and his cohorts will do their utmost to make this the year. Sparked by an all veteran infield, the dream of any mentor, and a well seasoned outfield, the overall solidity of the Reds augers well for their chances of retaining their KIF and KAU diadems. Uncertain in only the pitching department, with three untested hurlers, Richard Doi, Howard Uyeno and James Kaneshiro, and one holdover, Miwao Kokame, the fine de-, fensive support should offset any weakness here, At the plate Billy Texeira, Bob Tamura, Haruo Fukumoto, Frank Yoshii and Pat Au- gustin will undoubtedly bang out many extra base hits. Rounding out the starting lineup unmen- tioned as yet are Ray Carvalho Tsuyoshi Sa- saki and Herbert Okamoto A -5 8' M R Yi fig., f if 1 ii 5 3 -ul' I Moulin 1 , s,,.. . if4l'I.l In :7 - ' . .n ' nu ' Il up ll .. 2 Q 5 LLEQJ U s , 1 Q iw r yf' i X Y if 1 'l w ' l 1 Q x 6 Y 'Y H ' 9 ji I , 5+ L 1, 9' x GA 1 y A ' QU! I W A I 4 R! I 'M if ..... , ' ' ' s - la . 5 ' - - 4 is 1 4 WQWB xx 0. 'B - it ' A disciplinarian who demands and gets the best out of his boys, Coach Kubata takes a minute att to pose with his right hand man captain Billy Texeira and iack of all trades, head manager Harold Hashimoto. These two seniors have proved invaluable to the Raider cause, one on the playing field and the other behind the scenes. K X One of the snappiest inhelds ever to come out of Kauai High amposed of Bob Tamura Pat Augustin Billy Texelra and Herky Okamoto Outhelders Haruo Fukumoto Ray Carvalho Tsuyoshn Sasaki Yuso Ku nhara and Kenneth Hlguchl K 454 Q vi' ,ffmiwff 43 lit? 194 Qfffyt I J. 'gr-, . 9 i' 9 .1 , it ij ' , A . i ..5i',..ffj 1'-- f - . Q, ',.. L, 4 , . ,R , ,fr , R , , , ' ' ' ' - ' ' . - ' 1 A . f. - e , H . a xle ' ,lbw it - ff gf. - 'inf 9? . 1 'L to 5 314 i, f f- Y. V ' e A s W V .f ,,. lg, r . . Q1 ,M . 5 ' ' ' 1 3 i ti ,.,f U MA , I - , .f x 2' , ' 2 ' W ' s , k 3 e 2 .- , ' fe , I C I 7, V I' . A .rg l . .J K4 l K . Q 1 A Q . 1 I , ' 1 , ' il 1 X f' ' I n R ' A ' 'nn ' an ' l . . ' I Y V I I - ii W at ' K' ie his S it 1, 'I 1 9 ' 1 , X f. s V , N ' ,1 i 1 , i ' , W ,fi i up As 'f,i Mwhf ' 'wake , . , f 1 , ,y , ' , ,., My ,,,,, 4' af 2'

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36.- ffffz. G.A.A. leaders are, Row l, left to -right Lourdes Nelmida, vice-president, Florence La- , A! W ' Shade ,jill yy' V , JL X X 1 V , 'L 'L I kl , fl' '- T With alvfnembership of ZOO eager and sport inded girls from the four classes, Vt, irls Ath5Qj,c7Assaciation went into full swing 'fn early fall. Following a period of exhibitions of personal sports abilities, letters .wgre awarded to out- standing merifybelfs of the club. Basketball 'was welcomed by a host of enthusiastic fans. Daily noon games were staged, and under Captain Eleanor Castelo, the powerful lmuas won the basketball tournament championship. Another popular game enjoyed by the G.A.A. girls was volleyball. The Rain- bows, Amazons, and Tigers participated in hard-fought games. The baseball nines that competed in the inter-team loops were well matched. Though hard pressed by the well trained teams the Satellites, Amazons, Wild- brador mana er Row 2 Carol Ma a secre , Q - 3 Y I ' tary, Miss Schaid, advisor, Betty Tsukamoto, president. Upsadaisy, Juanita, let's get this one over . . . Wahine sharpshooters practice for the big game . . . O.K. girls, keep it clean, cautions Miss Scllaid before the toss-up.