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PEARL HARBOR SWIM CLUB Coach: Jan Prins rli Program sou ve HAWAII swimming club presefits It s 2 6 tit Annual Kew NAka M long A SENIOR and AGE voup co ur sE wir and D I. V ing MEET ELECTRONIC Judging SYSTEM KAIMUK1 HIGH schools 50 METER HONOLULU HAWAII &login association SANCTIONED by THE A.A.u. HAWAII SWIMMING CLUB Presents The 26th ANNUAL KEO NAKAMA SENIOR AND AGE GROUP LONG COURSE SWIMMING & DIVING MEET KAIMUKI HIGH SCHOOL POOL July 2, 1974 at 5:00 p.m. / July 3, 1974 at 1:00 p.m. July 4, 1974 at 9:00 a.m. / July 5, 1974 at 1:00 p.m. July 6, 1974 at 9:00 a.m. COACH SOICHI SAKAMOTO MEET CHAIRMAN AND DIRECTOR Rikio Nishioka AWARDS & SOUVENIR PROGRAM ARTWORK Sybil & Susan Nishioka CONCESSION Gerald Miles, Tom Ikeda Eleanor Hosaka, Jere Masumoto DECORATIONS AND LEIS Shirley Nakachi, Charlotte Smith ENTRIES & SECRETARIAL Mae Nishioka FINANCE Charles Pang, Ruth Kutsunai OFFICIALS' REFRESHMENTS Ann Tanaka, Dorothy Tenn PHYSICAL FACILITIES Hiro Asaoka, Kenzo Takahashi, Ed Nakachi SOUVENIR PROGRAM Rikio Nishioka SOUVENIR AND HEAT SHEET SALES Ruth Kutsunai, Barbara Yim DIVING Allan Phillips MEET PHYSICIANS Akira Kutsunai, M.D. Bernard Yim, M.D. Robert Bart, M.D. MEET OFFICIALS HONORARY REFEREES TURN INSPECTORS Mrs. E. Fullard-Leo Jack Hosaka Keo Nakama Mike Chun Dot Crowell Charles Pang REFEREES Ed DeSilva FINISH JUDGES Lou Wright Jack Hosaka Sherry Meyer Johnny Johnson STARTERS, Alice Sitar HEAD JUDGE & Bill Smith CHIEF TIMERS Charlotte Smith Joe Sitar Kenzo Takahashi Ralph Hale Wanda!! Wade Lou Wright Tom Deffett ANNOUNCER Joan Wade ELECTRONIC TIMING CLERKS-OF-COURSE & JUDGING DEVICE OPERATORS Althea Livingood Kip Crowell Mae Nishioka Joe Sitar Ralph Hale SCORERS Hiro Asaoka Nancy Asaoka FORM JUDGES Dick Moore RECORDERS Ken Murakami Peggy Oshiro Tom Deffett Verna Wright Charles Pang CUSTODIAL Beverly Hardman Joe Maeda Barbara Yuen EXECUTIVE CHAMBERS H ON OLU LU JOHN A. BURNS GOVERNOR Message from Acting Governor George R. Ariyoshi July, 1974 It gives me a great deal of pleasure to extend my personal greetings to all of the participants in the 26th Annual Keo Nakama Senior and Age-Group Long-Course Swimming and Diving Meet. In years past, Hawaii's swimmers have gained recognition on an international scale and Hawaii has become known for its water sports and aquatic champions. For this reason, I personally congratulate all of you for endeavoring to keep Hawaii's swimmers and water enthusiasts in the forefront. I know that we can look forward to more future champions emerging from this meet and others like it in the future. This Administration has given continuing support to all forms of competitive sports activity and we are hopeful of providing even better sports facilities for championship aquatic sports competition, so that the youth of our society will have all the opportunities possible to develop their own native talents and abilities. To each of you I extend my very best wishes for a most successful swimming meet. 9-40-2tz-'404 2 FRANK F. FASI MAYO R. June 5, 1974 MESSAGE Once again I am pleased to welcome you to the annual Keo Nakama Senior and Age-Group Swimming Meet on behalf of the City and County of Honolulu. During this 26th annual meet may all the participants and all the spectators display the sportsmanship and aloha that have made it one of the most outstanding swimming events anywhere. To Coach Soichi Sakamoto, I extend a warm personal aloha and a heartfelt maharo for all that he means to the Hawaii Swimming Club and to swimming in Hawaii. As the City and County continues to expand and improve its swimming programs and facilities, so will the caliber and abilities of our future swimming stars improve. It will be men like Coach Sakamoto and swimming meets such as this one that will continue to assure Hawaii of its rightful place in the forefront of the swimming world. • FRANK F. FASI, Mayor City and County of Honolulu 3 ACTOR JOHN WAYNE Hollywood's Supporter of the ANNUAL KEO NAKAMA MEETS 4 GRANDGPACIFIC LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED WE'RE LOCAL, WE KNOW HAWAII . WE SERVE HAWAII. WE UNDERSTAND HER PEOPLE, AT GRAND PACIFIC LIFE WE'RE FAST AND FRIENDLY AND AKAMAI. COME BY AND SEE US. WADSWORTH YEE MAYBE WE CAN HELP. PRESIDENT OH, YES - WE HAVE $805-MILLION OF LIFE INSURANCE IN FORCE. AND STILL GROWING. GRANDGPACIFIC LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED 5 TIMED FINALS: Wednesday July 3, 1974 1:00 p.m. Event 5. M BREAST (Girls 10-un) Event 19. 100 M FREE (Women Senior) National Record: Jane Barkman (Mid AU) 39.00-1962 American Record: Sandra Neilson (USA) 58.59-1972 Hawaiian Record: Jennifer Wish (PHSC) 41.50-1963 Hawaiian Record: Patty Wagner (Aulea) 1:01.41-1973 Guest Record: Francie O'Brien (Vacaville) 39.70-1971 Event 20. 100 M FREE (Men Senior) Event 6. 50 M BREAST (Boys 10-un) American Record: Mark Spitz (USA) 51.22-1972 National Record: Rick Hofstetter (Alleg.) 38.80-1967 Hawaiian Record: Rick Thomas (PHSC) 56.30-1973 Hawaiian Record: Mike Nolasco (HKai) 40.30-1973 Event 21. 200 M MEDLEY RELAY (Girls 10-un) Event 7. 50 M FREE (Girls 11-12) National Record: Santa Clara SC (PA) 2:3000-1968 National Record: Shelly Johnson (PA) 28.90-1972 Hawaiian Record: Pearl Harbor SC (Mench, Hawaiian Record: Kathy Shipman (Aulea) 29.22-1973 Koontz, Pruitt, Wheeler) 2:39.60-1972 Guest Record: Tokyo Swim Center 2:28.20.1972 Event 8 50 M FREE (Boys 11-12) National Record: Mark Chatfield (SPA) 27.20-1966 Event 22. 200 M MEDLEY RELAY (Boys 10-un) Hawaiian Record: Mark Combs (FISC) 29.00-1965 National Record: Arden Hills SC (PA) 2:25.90-1970 Guest Record: Paul Sims (S.R.Neptunes) 28.24-1973 Hawaiian Record: Hawaii SC (Bader, Chun, Hosaka, Foy) 2:32.60-1971 Event 9. 200 M FREE (Girls 13-14) Guest Record: Cordova Swim Club 2:31.60-1971 National Record: Sandra Johnson (PA) 2:07.80-1972 Hawaiian Record: Kathy Shipman (Aulea) 2:11.11-1974 Event 23. 100 M BACK (Girls 11-12) National Record: Sue Bird (SPA) 1:10.40-1973 Hawaiian Record: Jodi Davis (Aulea) 1:14.16-1974 Event 10. 200 M FREE (Boys 13-14) National Record: Gary Plantier (Mid Atl.) 1:58.70-1970 Event 24. 100 M BACK (Boys 11-12) Hawaiian Record: Andrew Ezer (Manoa) 2:11.00-1973 National Record: Bill Simms (SE) 1:07.04-1973 Guest Record: Mike Elleman (El Monte) 2:09.73-1973 Hawaiian Record: Steven Libby (Unatt.) 1:12.07-1973 Event 11. 200 M BREAST (Women Senior) Event 25. 400 M IND MEDLEY (Women Senior) American Record: Catie Ball (Jacksonville) 2:38.50-1968 American Record: Claudia Kolb (Santa Clara) Hawaiian Record: Debbie Bosley (PAC) 2:57.39-1974 5:04.70-1968 Hawaiian Record: Michele Pujalet (Aulea) 5:18.76.1973 Event 12. 200 M BREAST (Men Senior) American Record: John Hencken (USA) 2:19.95-1973 Event 26. 400 M IND MEDLEY (Men Senior) Hawaiian Record: Chris Woo (Manoa) 2:34.10-1973 American Record: Gary Hall (Huntington) 4:30.81-1972 Hawaiian Record: Rick Thomas (PHSC) 4:58.50-1972 Event 13. 100 M BACK (Girls 10-un) Guest Record: Ron Orr (El Monte) 4:53.68-1973 National Record: Susan Bird (SPA) 1:15.40-1971 Hawaiian Record: Kathy Shipman (Aulea) 1:22.10-1971 Event 27. 400 M FREE RELAY (Girls 11-12) Guest Record: Susan Bird (Phillips 66) 1:15.40-1971 National Record: Arden Hills SC (PA) 4:20.20-1970 Hawaiian Record: Aulea SC (Shipman, Welling, Event 14. 100 M 'BACK (Boys 10-un) Vicens, Scafe) 4:26.53-1973 National Record: Brett Favero (PA) 1:14.70-1970 Hawaiian Record: Calvin Lowell (Aulea) 1:21.50-1971 Event 28. 400 M FREE RELAY (Boys 11-12) Guest Record: Kiki Vandeweghe (S. Monica) National Record: Aquarius (SC (SPA) 4:19.20-1973 1:18.30-1969 Hawaiian Record: Aulea SC (Lawrence, Kaster, Wagner, Watson) 4:35,50-1973 Event 15. 200 M IND MEDLEY (Girls 11-12) Event 29. 400 M FREE RELAY (Girls 13-14) National Record: Kathy Shipman (Haw) 2:32.51-1973 National Record: Cincinnati Marlins (Ohio)4:13.60-1973 Hawaiian Record: Kathy Shipman (Aulea) 2:32.51-1973 Hawaiian Record: Aulea SC (Shipman, Event 16. 200 M IND MEDLEY (Boys 11-12) McArdle, Simmons, Welling) 4:27.72-1974 National Record: Bill Simms (SE) 2:27.09-1973 Event 30. 400 M FREE RELAY (Boys 13-14) Hawaiian Record: Patrick Lawrence (Aulea)2:32.72-1973 National Record: Santa Clara SC (PA) 3:54.06-1972 Guest Record: Paul Sims (SR Neptunes) 2:32.53-1973 Hawaiian Record: Punahou SC (Fellers, Kano, Potter, Wittereid) 4:11.90-1970 Event 17. 200 M BREAST (Girls 13-14) Event 31. 200 M FREE RELAY (Women Senior) National Record: Catie Ball (Fla) 2:44.40-1966 American Record: U.S. National Team 1:55.00-1965 Hawaiian Record: Debbie Bosley (PAC) 2:57.39-1974 American Club: Santa Clara SC (PA) 1:56.60-1968 Guest Record: Jennifer Wish (Unatt) 2:56.50-1967 Meet Record: Aulea SC "A" (Wagner, Event 18. 200 M BREAST (Boys 13-14) Hove, Pujalet, Fujino) 1:57.28-1973 2:31.80-1970 National Record: Charles Keating (Ohio) Event 32. 200 M FREE RELAY (Men Senior) 2:40.50-1972 Hawaiian Record: Chris Woo (Manoa) American Record: U. S. National Team 1:35.50-1968 American Club: Phillips 66 LB (SPA) 1:38.00-1968 Meet Record: Kam SC (Heu, McClellan, Oliveira, Manley) 1:50.71-1973 Guest Record: El Monte "A" 1:46.55-1973 8 TIMED FINALS: Thursday, July 4, 1974 - 9:00 a.m.
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