1961 Age Group Short Course Champs - Hawaii Swimming

EDDIE TAM
Chairman and Executive Off icer
Taleohone 335.415
RICHARD M. KIBE
Admin;strati ....e Assistant
OFFICE OF THE
CHAIRMAN AND EXECUTIVE OFFICER
COUNTY OF MAUI
WAILUKU, MAUI, HAWAII
It is with distinct honor and pleasure that I extend to all
of you a warm welcome to Maui and to this great A.A. U. Junior
Olympic s.
My heartiest congratulations go to the hardworking officials
and members of the I-Ii.himanu Swim Club for sponsoring such a
tremendous project. It is truly an outstanding expression of your
community service and sense of responsibility.
To the many participants, I wish you the best of luck in your
competitive events and hope that you will be able to compete in the
Olympics in the future.
May we offer you the full hospitality of our island and wish that
your visit be most enjoyable and pleasant throughout the next few days.
Aloha,
EDDIE TAM
Chairman and Executive Officer

PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS & RECREATION
RICHARD CALDITO
SHIZUO INOUYE
Richard Caldito is serving his third term
on the Board of Supervisors. He is chairman of
the Parks Committee, member of the Finance
Committee and a member of the Central Maui
Memorial Hospital Managing Committee. Mr.
Caldito has done a great deal to help us with
the arrangements for the Short Course Jr.
Olympic Swimming Championship. We all appreciate
Mr. Calditols help for the youngsters
of our State.
Mr. Inouye is Superintendant of Parks,
Playgrounds (Sr Recreation. He has been employed
with the County of Maui for the past
18 years. Nine years with the Public Works
Department and 9 Years with the County Parks
Department. For months Mr. Inouye and his
department have helped us in many ways to
prepare the pool for the meet. For this very
fine cooperation we are most grateful.
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Telephone
58-061 Ext. 331
Cable Address:
"Amothletic" Honolulu
OFFICE - MISSION MEMORIAL BLDG.
CITY HALL ANNEX
HONOLULU 13, HAWAII
1 December 1960
Mr. Henry Voss
P. O. Pox 656
Puunene, Maui
Dear 'Henry:
This is to advise you that the Jr. Olympic Swimming Committee has
voted to award the sponsorship for the Jr. Olympic Indoor Championships
to the Hi Hi Man! Swim Club. The meet will be held on the Island of
Maui on 3-4 June 1961.
Approval constitutes authority to proceed with plans for staging
tbis meet as expressed by you on your recent visit to Honolulu.
Detailed planning concerning trials, entry fees, purchase of awards,
officials, etc, will be worked out by an appointed committee of the
Jr. Olympic Swim Committee during the next two weeks.
You will be advised at an early date of their findings and a meeting
will be arranged with your representatives to discuss and finalize
the committee's recommendations.
If there are any questions or recommendation you might have concerning
these arrangements, please advise at an early date.
Your527
EUGENE A. W.11-1L
Lt Colonel, USAF
Chairman
Jr. Olympic Swimming Committee
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John B. Kelly, Jr.
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Mrs. Doris Voss, Secretary,
Hihimahu Swim Club,
P. O. Box 656,
Puunene, Maui, Hawaii.
Dear Mrs. Voss:
December 15, 1960
Sincerely,
DAVID A MATLIN. SOUTHERN PACIFIC ASSN
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS
HARRY HAINSWORTH
Enclosed find a Junior Olympic borchure and a
photo of myself. I am forwarding your letter to Mr. Harry
Hainsworth in New York, who will send you the other items you
have requested, including a copy of the national rankings, in
which appears an article written by me that you might use in
your publication.
The results of the 1960 "Indoor" championships
were not accepted because of the many violations of the regulations
which were evident — the "Outdoor" results were accepted.
I would appreciate it if you would change the name of your
Indoor and Outdoor Junior Olympic Championships to conform to
our's, namely "Short Course" and "Long Course". It is a minor
point, but it would be more in keeping with what all the other
Associations are doing.
Your plan to run trials on other Islands seems
to be well in order, as well as your plan to have eight finalists
and two alternates. It is only important that everyone
in your Association have the opportunity to compete.
I am delighted that there is a new committee
handling this program in the Islands and I am hoping this year
we will not have the problems we did during the past season.
Thank you for your interest in this program.

WAYNE TANAKA
Maui's unceasing efforts to develop "local
product" swimming champions has been going on
for more than two decades, but not since Coach
Soichi Sakamoto's heyday as the astute, exacting,
tireless trainer of the Three-Year Swimming Club
has the Valley Island held a prominent place on
the world's swimming map.
The 3-YSC was at the height of its greatness
in 1940, the year Tokyo was to play host
to the XIV Olympiad. World War H shattered all
the dreams and hopes built up by Sakamoto and
his devoted young students in their three-year
training program.
With the exception of William (Bill) Smith,
none of the 3-YSC members realized their one big
aim --- to compete in the Olympic Games.
Smith, whose brilliant career was interrupted
by duty in the armed service, won 19 free style
titles in National AAU and National Intercollegiate
competitions in a seven-year period -- 1943
(the year he left Maui) to 1949.
As a member of Mike Peppe's famed Ohio
State University teams, perennial rulers in the
intercollegiate battles, Smith made the 1948
United States Olympic swimming squad and went
on to win gold medals in the 400-meter free style
and the 800-meter free style relay.
Smith's 3-YSC teammates included such
prominent "Hall of Fame" candidates as Kiyoshi
(Keo) Nakama and Takashi (Halo) Hirose, who
also gained national fame as members of the
Buckeye squad; Bunmei (Bunny) Nakama, Jose
Balmores, Charley Oda, Benny Castor, and Bill
Neunzig, Jr.
Their greatness can be measured by the
following records:
1938 --- Maui's first representatives in national
meets were Kiyoshi Nakama and Takashi
Hirose who, accompanied by Coach Soichi Saka-
moto, competed in the senior outdoor championships
at Louisville, Ky. Hirose was a close
second to Adolph Kiefer in the 220-yard free
style, while Nakama was runner-up to Ralph
Flanagan in the 440, 880 and mile races.
1939 --- Sakamoto and Manager E. L. Darnkroger
led a five-man Alexander House Community
Association team to Detroit, Mich., where the
Valley Islanders surprised by grabbing the team
championship. With Nakama, 220-yard free style
champion, and Hirose were Jose Balmores, Bill
Neunzig, Jr., and Benny Castor. The Mauians also
won the 880-yard free style relay.
1940 --- "Keo" Nakama lost his 220 title to
Otto Jaretz in Santa Barbara, Calif., but won the
440 and 880 free styles, while brother, Bunmei
Nakama, making his debut in national competition,
captured the mile. The Nakama brothers,
together with Hirose and Balmores, retained the
880-yard relay crown and the team championship.
1941 --- The same quartet, rejoined by Smith
with Charles Oda added, won the team title for
the third consecutive year at Maplewood, Mo.
Hirose at 100 meters, Smith at 200 and 400, and
"Keo" Nakama at 800 and 1500, swept the free
style races; Balmores took the 200 breast stroke
and 300 individual medley, and they once again
brought back the 800-meter relay title. The team
amassed 71 points to runner-up Chicago Towers
Club's 21, copping eight first place medals, five
seconds, four thirds, and two fourths.
1942 --- Because of existing war conditions,
Smith competed as Maui's lone entry at New
London, Conn., and shattered world free style
records at 220, 440 and 880 yards. He went directly
to Ohio State University. to join "Keo"
Nakama, who set a world's record for the mile
and swam on the record-breaking 880-yard relay
team competing for the Buckeyes.
The Valley Island also had her share of
distaff champions, including a pair of two-time
winners in the National AAU Women's Outdoor
Meets.
Fujiko Katsutani Matsui, who was forced to
withdraw from the 200-meter breast stroke in 1941,
won at 220 yards both in Des Moines, Ia., and
Portland, Ore., in 1939 and 1940. Chieko Miyamoto
Enos made her debut in Portland by copping
the 330-yard individual medley and defended the
title at 300 meters the following year at High
Point, N. C.
The only Mauian carving a niche in the
national swimming picture since the pre-war era
is Kenneth Nakasone, University of Indiana
sophomore completing his second varsity season
with the Hoosier squad.
The chubby 20 year old Puunene lad, Hawaii's
premier breast stroker a few years back while
attending Baldwin High, reached the peak of his
young career in the fall of 1959 as America's
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leading qualifier for the Pan-American Games.
Duke Kahanamoku, Warren Kealoha, Pua
Kealoha, Manuella Kalili, Buster Crabbe, Ford
Konno, Dick Cleveland, Yoshinobu Oyakawa,
Bill Woolsey, George Onekea, Thelma Kalama,
Evelyn Kawamoto, Judith Murakami, Catherine
Kleinschmidt and Ivanelle Hoe are among other
national and world swimming figures Hawaii has
contributed.
The development program, more intensive
than ever, goes on with more leaders, more clubs,
and more supporters lending their time and effort
to give more youngsters the opportunity to "get
up there".
The Junior Olympic program, started only
three years ago in the Islands, is just one of the
many vital steps to the stardom that awaits our
youngsters.
Realization of the dreams and hopes of the
present-day staff of coaches, trainers, officials
and committeemen, serving in various capacities
throughout the 50th State, is sure to come in 1964.
The XVIII Olympic Games in Japan is the
goal!
THANKS
TO THE FOLLOWING SUBCOMMITTEE WHO COORDINATE
WITH MAUI ON THE SHORT COURSE CHAMPIONSHIPS:
GENE WAHL - CHAIRMAN
JIM BRAUN
BLAINE DARRAH
MRS. LUANA MAY
MRS. LEO
MRS. JEAN PALMER
AND THANKS AGAIN
TO ALL OF YOU WHO HELPED WITH THE TRIALS IN
HONOLULU. WE CERTAINLY APPRECIATE IT. "
OUR BEST WISHES TO YOU FOR THE LONG COURSE.
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A PEDIATRICIAN'S VIEW
DR. MARION HANLON
Dr. Hanlon, a pediatrician with the Maui Medical
Group previously was physician for the Karneharneha
School in Honolulu. Maui is very fortunate to have a physician
of Dr. Hanlon's caliber.
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As a physician especially interested in
young people, this writer is a firm believer in
sports. However, I also firmly believe that every
athlete or sportsman, young or old, should temper
his enthusiasm with self-control and discretion.
Perhaps I can clarify my position in the next
few paragraphs.
When I speak of sports I do not include the
professional athletes and their display of skills.
Such individuals obtain their livelihood from
entertaining the public and should be classified
with other professional entertainers. In our
discussion, we will only consider the amateur
who participates in sports for fun and relaxation.
Sports should never be allowed to usurp the
major portion of a young person's life. Rather,
sports should take their place along with academic
school work and participation in family
functions and functions of the church and community.
This perspective should be developed
early and maintained into adult life when school
gives way to jobs or professions and the family
position is changed from son to husband and
father or from daughter to wife and mother.
The value of sports are many. The benefits
are to the total person and so might be classified
as improved physical development, improved
mental acuity, and improved emotional stability.
Realizing that the amount of benefit obtained
depends upon the individuals attitude toward
sports, let me enlarge upon these benefits.
We all realize that exercise improves muscle
strength and coordination. It also improves circulation
and the capacity and efficiency of the
lungs. Mental acuity is improved by the need,
in many sports, to make rapid decisions in time
of excitement and stress. Emotional stability
is improved by experience in accepting failure
as well as success and by discipline in selfcontrol.
Self-control is important for the successful
athlete. Continued training and practice requires
much perseverance. Proper sleep habits
must be maintained and proper food habits developed.
Bad habits must be rejected. Alcoholic
beverages decrease the ability to perform.
Smoking decreases the circulation and reduces
the efficiency of the heart. Improper boy-girl
conduct may affect mental alertness and tempt
a break in training habits.
Of interest to the young athlete are recent
experiments on diets. We all are acquainted with
the popularity of "hi-protein" pills. Recent
studies on young people have shown that increased
protein intake, above the normal requirements,
cause a decrease in available energy
and increases the loss of vitamins from the body.
This, then, emphasizes the importance of an
adequate diet without the extra "fads".
As this is being written primarily for you
who have it special interest in swimming, I
would like to point out a few of the features of
swimming which make it an especially desirable
sport.
Swimming is an excellent sport for individual
participation but can also be a team
sport. Even more important, it can be a family
sport as it is one which almost any age can enjoy.
It is a sport that develops physical fitness
to a greater degree than many others. In Hawaii,
it is a year around sport and is also important
in self-preservation. Last, but not least, it can
be combined with other hobbies such as fishing,
shelling, or surfing.
In conclusion, then, may I emphasize that
sports can be beneficial if the proper attitude is
developed toward them and that swimming should
be rated as one of the best of sports.
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INDIANA UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS, BOX A. BLOOMINGTON
February 14, 1961
Mr. Mac Nakano and Mrs. Doris Voss
Hihimanu Swim Club
P. 0. Box 656
Puunene, Maui, Hawaii
Dear Mac and Mrs. Voss:
It was a pleasure to hear from you. Ken is
doing very well and has officially gone 2:18.7,
2:19.1, and 2:19.9. His 100 is :63.5.
I will write a few lines for you to use in
your program and will call Ken and Mike up tonight
and get a statement from then.
At Indiana University we are not interested
only in how fast a high school swimmer has swum, but
whether he has the mental attributes that will arable
him to: 1. do the college work successfully and 2. train
consistently hard so that he can do justice to his
ability and the team.
Swimming is an activity which more than any
other sport involves conditioning. The ability to
work hard and continually extend oneEelf beyond
the point at which he becomes uncomfortable is the
main trait for which we look."
sirtrely, _
J'ames E. Counsilman, 11
Swimming Coach
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FOLLOW THE FIGHTIN' HOOSIERS
Dr. James Counsilman
Head Swimming Coach, Indiana University
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FOLLOW THE FIGHTIN' HOOSIERS
Ken Nakasone
Breast Stroke Ace, Top Olympic Prospect
Ken Nakasone says: "Through the sport of swimming I
have been offered the opportunity to continue my education
in college. I also have learned that only through maximum
effort can you expect the best results; I am sure this not
only applies to swimming but to life in general."
Mike Troy
Fly Stroke, Olympic Champion
Mike Troy says; "Through my participation in swimming I
have been able to travel to many foreign countries. I have
made many friends and have hod experiences which otherwise
I would never have had. "
Frank McKinney
Back Stroke, Olympic Champion
Alan Somers
Free Style, Olympic Ace
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SINCEREST APPRECIATION
FROM THE SPONSORS
HILO AQUATIC CLUB
Hilo, Hawaii
March 13, 1961
Hihimanu Swim Club
P. O. Box 656
Puunene, Maui, Hawaii
Dear Mrs. Voss:
Thank you for your letter of March 7 regarding
the Junior Olympic Swim Meet.
I have discussed your proposition with the members
of The Hilo Aquatic Club, of which I am President, and
we will be happy to stage the Hawaii Island trials on
May 19 • 20 for you.
We shall await your instructions.
Aloha,
HILO AQUATIC CLUB
Joseph D. Clarke,
President
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HPARIMAT OP INTERCOLUGIAT[ ARLDCS
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
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March 1, 1961
The American collegiate, A.A.U.
and Olympic swimming champions of today are the
products of meets such as this one -- the Hihimanu-sponsored
1961 Hawaii Short Course Junior Olympics Championships.
We knot-' that some who compete in
this meet are very likely, in time, to add their names
to those of the many illustrious swimmers which Hawaii
has contributed to United States' successes in the
Olympic Games. Knowing this, the spectator finds it
exciting to conjecture, "Which ones? Which ones,
representing the United States in some future year,
will mount the Olympic victory stand?".
It must be realized, too, that
the many who will not be winners in this meet will reap
a full measure of benefits and thrills. To every one
of them, "Ono Raea!".
cerely,
414-4'ert' Ll
JAcY Torn,7
Coac:1
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SPONSORS
CLUB MEMBERS:
Mrs, Mildred Molina
Mrs. Satsue Fujisaka
Mr. & Mrs. Nat Ohashi
Mr. & Mrs. Hancock Tanaka
Mr. & Mrs. Tsugita Shirnada Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Meheula
Mr, & Mrs. Cecil Dickson Mrs. Carol French
Mr. & Mrs. Takeo Hirano
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Voss
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Mahi
Mr. & Mrs. Ned Goodness
Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Kalehuawehe Mr. & Mrs. Yasu Okinaka
Mr. & Mrs. Yoshiharu Watanabe Mrs. Gwendolyn Pacheco
Mr. & Mrs. K. Nakasone
Mr. Minoru Nikaido
Coach Maxwell Nakano
Left to Right - Back Row: Mrs. Gertrude Mahi, Mrs. Ree Kalehuawehe, Mrs. Carol French, Mrs. Satsue Fujisaka,
Mr. Henry Voss, Mr. Theodore Mahi, Coach Maxwell Nakano.
Bottom Row: Mrs. Bobbi e Meheula, Mrs. Gwendolyn Pacheco, Mr. Nat Ohashi, Mrs. Doris Voss.
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HIHIMANU SWIM CLUB
Coached By: Mac Nakano
Thirty years ago Mac Nakano was referred
to as "the 16 yr. old flash - a real comer". His
specialties were free style and diving.
Mac began his coaching in 1945 with the
PCA team. Later the club changed its name to
Central Maui Swim Club and finally became the
Hihimanu Swim Club.
Mac feels that while conditioning is very
important, striving to perfect the stroke of the
swimmer is also very essential. He tells his
swimmers "think and swim". Mac has had several
swimmers place in the Nationals. He trained Ken
Nakasone, top Olympic prospect from Hawaii.
Left to Right Front Row: William Meheula, Gini
Voss, Pamela Dickson, Tehani
Dickson, Valerie Voss.
Middle Row: Gary Ohashi, Roy Silva, Harvey
Hirano, Alan Shimada, Frederick
Watanabe, David Voss.
Back Row: George Molina. Joey French, Cecil
Dickson, Kauwila Mahi, Angel
Kalehuawehe & Coach Mac Nakano.
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HIHIMANU - STARS
Virginia Voss
All Strokes
Midget Div. 10 & under
Frederick Watanabe
Breast stroke & Free style
Intermediate Div. 13 - 14
Angel Kolehuawehe
Kouwila Mahi
Back Stroke
Breast Stroke
Intermediate Div. 13- 14 Intermediate Di v. 13- 14
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CENTRAL YMCA SWIM CLUB
Couched By: Gail Peters Hayasaka
Swam for the Walter Reed Hospital Swimming Team & took part in the Nationals several times.
She swam all strokes, and has carried the determination she showed in swimming over into her coaching.
She began her coaching in Hawaii with the Hickam Swim Club where she kept the youngsters pushing
hard with many interesting projects. For the past year she has coached the Central YMCA team.
Back Row: Karen Ward, Mike Thompson, Ricky Ward, Gerry Fry.
Top Row: Marshall Shackelford, Bob Pratt, Pat Murphy, Mike Murphy, Robin Arakaki, Dustin Furuhashi, Dennis Ing, Randy
Furushima, Susan Kometani, Lance Ohato, Robert Pettit, John Chock, Larry Robles, Calvin Mikasa, Stephen
Strauch, Stephen Okumura, Leilee Clark, Terry Aoyagi, Robert Ing.
Middle Row; Howard Choi, Charles Richelieu, Calvin Ching, Kyle Furuhashi, Debby Wong, Billy Foster, Richard Lam, Miles
Okumura, John Ryan, Mike Kometani, Charlie Richards, Judy Clark, Barbara Higa, Susan Hennessey, Patsy
Clark, Kathleen Bennett,
Bottom Row: Kurt Nelson, Scott Nelson, Butch Wong, Merriam Robinson, Tommy Winkler, Dow Foster, Buddy Gordon, Neal
Absent:
Tomimatsu, Glenn Okumura, Mavis Hayasaka, Leigh Uesugi, Valerie Lam, Janice Furuhashi, Debbi Olsen,
Diane Wong.
Kim Worley, Glenn Chinen, Marshall Chinen, Alan Chinen, Eric Hoo, Vernon Hoo, Bruce Kugiya, Patty Kugiya,
Tim Bennett, Langdon Rogers, Noel Smith.
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CENTRAL YMCA SWIM CLUB
STARS
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Boys 13.14
Brothers & Sisters
Calvin Mikasa, Dustin Furuhashi, Robin Arakaki, Lorry Robles Eric Hoo 8, Patty Kugiyo 8, Vernon Hoo 11, Bruce Kugiya 10,
Stephen Strauch, Howard Choi, Stephen Okumura
Boys 11-12
Miles Okumura, John Chock, Pat Murphy, Lance Ohata.
Susan Kornetani - Age 12,
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CENTRAL YMCA SWIM CLUB
STARS
Boys 9 - 10
Kyle Furuhashi, Mike Murphy, Neal Tomimatsu, Dennis Ing, Mike Kometani, John Ryan.
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AULEA SWIM CLUB
Coached By: Jim Combs
Cindy Prentice
Breast stroke & Free style Contender
Mark Combs
Breast stroke & Free style Contender
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AULEA SWIM CLUB
Susan Combs
Butterfiy & Free style Contender
Girls 13- 14 Medley Relay
Left to Right: Dale Powell, Pam Prentice, Susan Combs, Sandy Burton.
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WHEELER SWIM CLUB
Wheeler Swim Club under Coach T Sgt
Terrence B. Clark was formed less than 2 years
ago around a nucleus of a dozen swimmers with
little or no competitive swimming background.
If you are ever in the Wheeler A.F.B. area,
near Wahiawa, around 5 p.m. till long after sunset,
the following words will be heard drifting
out over the pineapple fields and echoing off
Kole Kole Pass "Kick, kick, kick, don't drag it
behind you". This is probably Coach Clark's
most frequently used by-words and sums up
what is lacking in a lot of potentially good
swimmers. Coach Clark feels the most important
thing is to participate and with this spirit
champions should develop from Wheeler Swim
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Left to Right: Coach, Terry Clark; Mark Wilson - Free, Charles Fel lenbaum - Free, Greg Wilson - Back - Free,
Doug Woodward . Breast • Free, Bill Sittman . Free.
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WHEELER SWIM CLUB
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KAKU'S STARS
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Jim Cole
Junior, Free styler
Left to Right - Juniors
Dean Mounts - Free style
Jim Haywood - Back stroke
Left to Right - Intermediate
Mary Anton - Free style
Peggy Jackson - Breast stroke
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KAKU'S STARS
Carole Smith
Intermediate - Free style
Left to Right:
Junior. Fred Haywood.. Back stroke
Inter. - Richard Webster - Back & Free
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Senior - Fly & Free style
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PEARL HARBOR SWIM CLUB
Coached By Mrs. Carolyn Green Lewis
The Pearl Harbor Swim Club was organized two years ago last March with Carolyn Green Lewis
as the coach. Mrs. Lewis was a free style swimmer in the 195 2 Olympics held in Finland. Mrs.
Lewis's whistle is familiar to all swimming enthusiasts; at the pool during training the whistle is
followed by "O.K. you knucklehead, get going" so perhaps that is what comes to the swimmer's mind
when they hear it at a meet.
This is a club of military dependents and has a constant turn over.
First Row left to right; Cauly Drum,
Sue Bley, Jean Cooper, Tracey Sanford,
Chris Rodin. 2nd; Debbie
Morris, Dee Rohden, Martha McKay,
Cindy Smith and Sue May. 3rd; Bob
Cooper, Bob Sawyer, Peter Stephans,
Maury Horn, Chris Midgett, Tim
Bates, Andy McDougall. 4th; Mark
Spaulding, Richy Ryan, Keith Mc-
Dougal, John Midgett, Kent Naylor,
Steve Urbanzski, 5th; Doug Spaulding,
John Dentler, Dee Rodin, Gary Bley
and Bill Bley. 6th; Pat Drum, Sally
Rodin, Kathy Ryon, Sue Cooper, Sue
McCarthy, Barbara Bienia. 7th; Jim
Bley, Kathy Drum, Andy Gustafson
and Judy Craig. 8th; Bob May, Dave
Garrison, Zeke Staples.
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PEARL HARBOR SWIM CLUB
STARS
Johnny Dentler
Age: 10
Sue McCarthy
Age: 11 yrs.
Breast Stroke Record Holder
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SCHOFIELD SHARKS SWIM CLUB
Coached By: Sgt. Gaison
Sgt. Gaison has coached the Schofield Sharks for several years. We understand he is being
transferred to Alaska. We hoe he will carry on coaching there. The best of luck to Sgt. Gaison.
This club has the most participants in the trials and should prove that the Sgt. is very capable
at handling youngsters.
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SCHOFIELD SHARKS
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Coach: Soichi Sak amoto
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HAWAII SWIMMING CLUB
STARS
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Girls 15 - 16 yrs.
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Coached By: Shiro Flirose
Sandra Kraynick
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KEAUKAHA SWIMMING CLUB
Coached Py: Mrs. Isabel Cann
Front Row Left to Right: James Kahoilua, Glenn White, Susie Kahili, Josephine
Kepoo, Francine Perez, Stanton Lancaster, Frederick Palea, Frederick Perez.
Back Row Left to Right: Anthony Elia, Roger Kepoo, Sandra Claveria, Keith Kenoi,
Louis Elia, Elizabeth Palea, Pearl Kahili, Vernel Kepoo, Pun Kahili.
Missing: Mary Auwae.
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THE HILO AQUATIC CLUB
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Girls 15-16 - Free style, Butterfly
Ululani Baker
Girls 13.14 - Butterfly, Back Stroke
Joann K anno
Boys 11-12 - Free style, Back stroke, Ind. Medley
Wesley Ogata
Girls 13-14 - Free style, Breast stroke
Sharon Camp
Boys 15-16 - Free style
Wallace Beck
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ORDER OF EVENTS FOR FINALS
Saturday, June 3, 1961: 9 a.m.
1. 400 yds. Freestyle, Girls, Senior 13. 50 yds. Backstroke, Girls, Junior
2. 400 yds. Freestyle, Boys, Senior 14. 50 yds. Backstroke, Boys, Junior
3. 200 yds. Freestyle, Girls, Intermed. 15. 100 yds. Ind. Medley, Girls, Midget
4. 200 yds. Freestyle, Boys, Intermed. 16. 100 yds. Ind. Medley, Boys, Midget
5. 100 yds, Freestyle, Girls, Junior 17. 200 yds. Breaststroke, Girls, Senior
6. 100 yds. Freestyle, Boys, Junior 18. 200 yds. Breaststroke, Boys, Senior
7. 50 yds. Breaststroke, Girls, Midget 19. 200 yds. Medley Relay, Girls, Intermed.
8. 50 yds. Breaststroke, Boys, Midget
20, 200 yds. Medley Relay, Boys, Intermed.
9. 100 yds. Backstroke, Girls, Senior
21. 200 yds. Medley Relay, Girls, Junior
10. 100 yds. Backstroke, Boys, Senior 22. 200 yds. Medley Relay, Boys, Junior
11. 100 yds. Backstroke, Girls, Intermed. 23. 100 yds. Medley Relay, Girls, Midget
12. 100 yds. Backstroke, Boys, Intermed. 24. 200 yds. Medley Relay, Girls, Senior
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ORDER OF EVENTS FOR FINALS
Saturday, June 3, 1961: 7:30 p.m.
25. 200 yds. Freestyle, Girls, Senior 37. 50 yds. Butterfly, Girls, Junior
26. 200 yds. Freestyle, Boys, Senior 38. 50 yds. Butterfly, Boys, Junior
27. 200 yds. Ind. Medley, Girls, Intermed.
39. 50 yds. Backstroke, Girls, Midget
28. 200 yds. Ind. Medley, Boys, Intermed.
40. 50 yds. Backstroke, Boys, Midget
29. 200 yds. Ind. Medley, Girls, Junior
41. 50 yds. Freestyle, Girls, Senior
30. 200 yds. Ind. Medley, Boys, Junior
42. 50 yds. Freestyle, Boys, Senior
3L 50 yds. Butterfly, Girls, Midget 43. 50 yds. Freestyle, Girls, Intermed.
32. 50 yds. Butterfly, Boys, Midget 44. 50 yds. Freestyle, Boys, Interned.
33. 100 yds. Butterfly, Girls, Senior 45. 50 yds. Breaststroke, Girls, Junior
34. 100 yds. Butterfly, Boys, Senior 46. 100 yds. Medley Relay, Boys, Midget
35. 100 yds. Breaststroke, Girls, Intermed. 47. 200 yds. Medley Relay, Boys, Senior
36. 100 yds. Breaststroke, Boys, Intermed.
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ORDER OF EVENTS FOR FINALS
Sunday, June 4, 196h 2 p.m.
48. 200 yds. Ind. Medley, Girls, Senior
59. 100 yds. Butterfly, Boys, Interned.
49. 200 yds. Ind. Medley, Boys, Senior
60. 50 yds. Breaststroke, Boys, Junior
50. 100 yds. Freestyle, Girls, Interned. 61. 100 yds. Freestyle, Relay, Girls, Midget
51. 100 yds. Freestyle, Boys, Interned. 62. 100 yds. Freestyle, Relay, Boys, Midget
52. 50 yds. Freestyle, Girls, Junior 63. 200 yds. Freestyle Relay, Girls, Senior
53. 50 yds. Freestyle, Boys, Junior 64. 200 yds. Freestyle Relay, Boys, Senior
54. 50 yds. Freestyle, Girls, Midget 65. 200 yds. Freestyle Relay, Girls, Intermed.
55. 50 yds. Freestyle, Boys, Midget 66. 200 yds. Freestyle Relay, Boys, Intermed.
56. 100 yds. Freestyle, Girls, Senior 67. 200 yds. Freestyle Relay, Girls, Junior
57. 100 yds. Freestyle, Boys, Senior 68. 200 yds. Freestyle Relay, Boys, Junior
58. 100 yds. Butterfly, Girls, Interned.
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DOLPHIN SWIM CLUB
Late Arrival of Pictures,
Lora Leo of the Fort Shafter Swimming
Team, a free styler in the
girls age group 9-10.
George McClure of the Fort Shafter
Swimming Team, free style &
back stroke in the boys division
age group 13.14.
Barry Leo of the Fort Shafter Swimming
Team, a free style & breast
stroker in the boys division age
group 15.16,
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