Maui High School - Silversword Yearbook (Kahului, HI)

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BEAMING ALIIS WITH TROPHIES: FRONT ROW, Ie-tt to right: Janet Ah Loy, Pat Cabral, Elizabeth Mahuna, Miss Hirai, adviser. BACK ROW: Frances Hamasaki. Carol Cabral, Muriel Enos, Daisy lshibashi, Take-lco Morishige. FEMININE SIDE CAN BE KEEN The Alii basketball team formerly known as the Saberettes captured the championship crown in the high school league. The team was coached by Arthur Enos and every game was captained by a different girl. Trophies were awarded to Pat Cabral, forward, for the most points scored and to Elizabeth Mahuna, the outstanding guard. Six giovers ot the Kahelca Boxing Club- 2 Top row: Damian Alvarez, Bert Santiago, Domingo Casaquit. Bottom row: Longi- nus Casaquit, Manuel Santiago, George Kohatsu. Minol' Sports Activiti DAMIAN ALVAREZ COPS TROPHY FOR OUTSTANDING BOXER IN TERRITORIAL AAU TOURNAMENT Quite a few number of boys attending Maui High are members of distinct clubs outside of school that engage in boxing activities. The organization most concerned are East Maui Community Association, Kahelca Boxing Club, and Spreckelsville Athletic Club. A large per cent of the fist fighters are restricted to teen-age bouts since the age to box in regular matches is 18. Damian Alvarez, in the territorial AAU tourney held dur- ing the Maui County Fair, received the outstanding boxer trophy for his polished exhibition. E

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acll Saber Cinder-pathers! , 5 - . 9 MAUI HIGH VARSITY TRACK TEAM4FRONT ROW: Joseph Cugal, James Galam, James Ouchi, Jerry Oshiro, Joseph Largosa, Capfain Wilberf Tom, Tarnoisu Naqaia, Walier I-Ianzawa, Henry Ishii. ROW 2: Rudy Talon, Larry Morreira, I-Iideo Abe, Iwao Suzuki, Andrew Hiye, Lawrence Mercedes, Bob Dias, Edward Souza, Wilfred Ikemoio. ROW 3: Coach Smifh, George Abe, Dempsey Lagrimas, Lawrence De Sofo, Ray Gill, William Salcamofo, Rudolph Souza, Domingo Casaquif, Lawrence Tam Ho, Coach Hoffman. Wilbert fFoo Chai, Tom, james fBlondieQ Ouchi, Melvin fplasterj Baptiste, mile run, Tom, jerry fKeikoj Oshiro, MHS TRACK TEAM This year's Cinder-path squad was managed by a top com- bination of track coaches, Mr. Nolle Smith, and Mr. Harvey Hoffman. Four returning lettermen, Lawrence Mercades, Rudy Talon, Edward Souza, and Captain Wilbert Tom made up the nucleus of the Sabers team. With such stars as Twao Suzuki, Ray Gill, Hideo Abe, Lawrence Tam Ho, Domingo Casaquit, and James Ouchi garnering important points in the dual meets against St. Anthony Trojans, Baldwin Bears, and La- hainaluna, Maui high made a good showing. Results of the dual meets: Lunas tt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,s,,ss..,..,. 74-44 ,,,.,,, ,,t,,t S abers Trojans ...,,. ,,,,,,s, 5 6-62 ,,,..,t ,,,,tt S abers Bears ,A,.,Ao,c, ,,,,,,,. 7 055 -47 ,.,.... ,,,,,,s,,,,,, S ahers The following ran in the indicated events: 100 yd. dash, Iwao flnoj Suzuki, Lawrence fMercuryj Mercedes, Edward f1-1ot Rodl Souza, 220 yd. dash, Suzuki, Mercades, Souza, 110 yd. low hurdles, 1-iideo fAhj Abe, Rudolph fpatsyl Souza, Baron fffhupal Souza, 220 yd. low hurdles, Abe, Souza, 440 yd. dash, Lawrence fEstherI Tam Ho, Domingo Souza, Baron fChupaI Souza, 220 yd. low hurdles, Abe, Sou- za, Souza, 440 yd. dash, Lawrence IEstherj Tam Ho, Domin- go IDoodleI Casquit, Rudy fOppuI Talon, 880 yd. dash, Lawrence fPutt-Puttj De Soto, 880 yd. relay, Hideo Abe, Edward Souza, Suzuki, Mercades. Mile relay, Rudy Talon, Tam Ho, Casaquit, and Tom. Ancient sports of the Greeks, known today as the Held events were entered by Ray fFrecklesI Gill in the discus event, Franklin Wandasan, and Fred Talon, high jump, Tamotsu fMakawaoj Nagata, and Fred Talon, pole vault, Gill, Danny fDukeyj Awai, Leroy fcolfee 65 Dog, Hoko- ana, Dempsey Lagrimas, and Glenn Okuhama, shot put. Frosh tracksters led by Ray Gill took third place in the Maui Lions Freshman Track meer. The following were on the squad: Baron Souza, Domingo Soliben, James Galam, John fTabaj Damian, Gill, Raymond Kaiama, Anthony Ortiz, and Mitsugu Kawakami. Managers were: Arthur Enos, senior manager, joseph Cu- gal, junior manager, and Wilfred Tkemoto, sophomore man- ager. These managers were often seen running back and forth from the locker room getting after the boys who dilly- dallied in getting out for practice. The 1951 Varsity crew was comprised mostly of football players, as Coach Smith put it, T want all you boys out for track because 1 would like to see you run the proper way. That means to run with your knees high and legs outstretch- ed in the frontf, One Hundred mne

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min Campus Limelight Swimming Reorganized At Maui High Under Jackie Crowell l With some enthusiastic students, the revival of the aqua l sport took place at Maui High this year. Coached by jackie l Crowell, former Baldwin mentor, and water safety program director for the local Red Cross, and led hy manager-elect, Clarence Matsumoto they competed in dual meets against various schools. A unique method was introduced for rival individuals in racing against each other. During a teamis practice session trials were held and clocked. Then swimmers Worried hula girls hope that it Won't rain who had similar times were matched together in dual meets. MO lovely hula girls, dancing for our gamev. Those are Mrs. Cranels phys ed girls who are credited with an excellent performance at the annual Shrine game. They danced so others could walk. Phys. Ed. Girls At Shrine Game The phys ed girls actually sweatecl it out moving their hips and arms twice a week or so striving for perfection. Not everyone succeeded but the spectators were thrilled hy the colorful mass hula. SWIMMING TEAM-FRONT ROW: Leif 'ro Right: Kaleo Brandi, Joan Perry. Row 2: Clarence Back row: Jackie Crowell. Maisumoio, Roberi' Davis, Ray Niiia. sift we L.. .. . . . A wfliti f N?:'i'si . M W ' pi 2 Nagy A igrfqg' . 4' 'H' r-,r wffiil 1 , . i , NLRB , ,,-- ., A mix: . AWN: i ' i if ,. fm? i In yr 3 lg, M, .,,. ,,.. A V -Q. -. iiizf i 5