Waipahu High School - Ka Mea Ohi Yearbook (Waipahu, HI)

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My Tb: 4 4 ,ful 2 K A Wiis .Ik Orbin Usam Joey Lee Don Richardson Norman Cortado Next Year's Varsity Potential! I I MADE PERFECT - thru practice IV Hopeful I ,xx -ffl 'kr bf Z' 58' MNT Stephen Balino Wayne Tupuola Terry Uyeno David Silva Da G1ide Dedication, Guts, Desire Tora! Tora! Tora! A true FIGHTER Derek Sheldon Alex Sonson Juan Pasion Charles Osbome Little BIG Man Primo Champion in the making Coming of Age

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Front Row: Francine Redoble, Ramona Daoang, Nadine Awana, Marie Patacsil fmanagerb, Phyllis Yoro, Ieanette Benauro, Ida Uchida. Second Row Audrey Agbayani, Belinda Sibonga, Georgene Montgomery, Angie Andrade, Mary Ancheta, Dawn Agbayani, Sheila DeMello, Josie Kauhane Cici Pan erio . This year has been a very good one for the Girls' Volleyball team. They have successfully completed the volleyball season undefeated. At the beginning of the volleyball season Waipahu was invited once again to Molokai for its Annual Vol- leyball Tournament. Waipahu once again captured lst place - consecutively for three years, and therefore keeping the perpetual trophy. With hard work and determination the girls always had confidence before each game. ln 1974, the team placed 4th in the State Championship after being defeated by the Farring- ton Governors. This year Waipahu High School Girls Varsity Volleyball Team had come back and gone all the way. This team has been the only team in Wai- pahu High School history to capture a State title. Quoting the OIA director, Mr. Bill Smythe, And it had to be the girls to do it, points out the significance of their work successfully done. Waipahu have been the first Western team to capture the OIA Title and the second to capture a State Title. The person to be recognized, and the Boss behind the girls, is Coach Rudy Sambrano. He pushed these women and helped everyone of them to develop their skills, and saw to it that they were in good body condition. Angie Andrade and Mary Ancheta, the co-captains, should also be commended for their excellent performances and for doing a job in keeping the athletes together. Excellent performances from Belinda Sibonga, Dawn Agbayani, Josie Kauhane, Jeanette Benauro, Nadine Awana, and Georgene Montgomery kept the girls on their winning ways. Next year is another promising year for these Marauders. v ff l . ,ifriig , as gy 5 ik, -.cf-1 . .' Jawa ,, gs 5 is wx -.-Na is .,,ilfI,.r' If V 5 v 'fa ggi !M,5,.f!m'f1A3 Coach Rudy Sambrano .1