High School Mind & Body Fitness Challenge Sponsors

SCHNITZER STEEL CORPORATION has generously donated prize money to reward the schools. The 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place schools will win $1,000, $750, $500 respectively. The seven runners up will also receive $200 for their school. Every team will receive $200 just for participating through the generosity of HAWAII USA FCU. The Team Fitness and Relay Challenge held at Aloha Stadium on Race Day is coordinated by Rene Mansho of Schnitzer Steel Corporation.

2012 HIGH SCHOOL MIND & BODY FITNESS CHALLENGE SPONSORS

Aiea High School
Principal - Michael Tokioka
Coordinator - Cliff Fukuda

KALAELOA PARTNERS
Ruedi Tobler & Bili Young
“You know what to do, you are your only limitation!” – Bili Young

The TONY GROUP
Stan Masamitsu, Owner & President
“God gave you 2 ears and 1mouth for a reason - you gotta listen twice as much as you talk!” – Stan Masamitsu

Campbell High School
Principal - Jamie Dela Cruz
Coordinator - Linda Naki

KALAELOA PARTNERS
Ruedi Tobler & Bili Young
“We do not stop playing because we are old; we grow old because we stop playing.” – Ruedi Tobler

Castle High School
Principal - Meredith Maeda
Coordinator - Regina Yoshimori

HONDA WINDWARD
Morrie & Michael Stoebner
“Smile, and the world smiles with you!” and “Falling down is not defeat. Defeat is when you refuse to get back up!” – - Sandy Kalahiki on behalf of Honda Windward

Farrington High School
Principal - Alfredo Carganilla
Coordinator - Teresa Ellis, SAC

BODY MINT
Eddie Onouye
“Start anything you do by being curious and always asking questions. This is a characteristic of many of my successful friends!” – Eddie Onouye

‘Iolani School
Headmaster - Val Iwashita
Coordinator - Cathy Lee Chong, Director of Communications

HAWAII TMJ INSTITUTE
Dr. Armand Chong
“Strive valiantly in all you do, not just for your own gain, but for the sake of others.” – Cathy Lee Chong

GREGORY USHIJIMA, CPA, LLC “The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenges and controversy!” — Gregory Ushijima

Kahuku High School
Principal - Donna Lindsey
Coordinator - Wendy Well, SAC

MARIE GROSS
“The road may be long, but the journey is worth every step.” – Marie Gross, Toronto and Hawaii

Kaimuki High School
Principal - Penelope Tom
Coordinators - Major Douglas Thomas, JROTC & Kaleo Akim

TERRITORIAL SAVINGS
Allan Kitagawa, President
“Everyone has an opportunity to better oneself; and when that opportunity arises, you must take advantage of it as it may never come again.” – Allan Kitagawa

Kalani High School
Principal - Mitchell Otani
Coordinator - Dennis Kaneshiro

QUALITY GENERAL CO.
Stan and Carol Wada
“When I was young, learning anything was fun. As a man, learning was exciting. Now that I’m older, learning has become a privilege for only a few!” – Stan Wada

Kapolei High School
Principal - Elden Esmeralda
Coordinators - Maj. Daryl Laninga, Lolita Takeda

KALAELOA PARTNERS
Ruedi Tobler & Bili Young
“Choose to live healthy. Choose to wake up and hit the ground running!” – Bili Young

Leilehua High School
Principal - Aloha Coleman
Coordinators - Shawn Nakata & Lenalynn Miyamoto

THE TONY GROUP
Stan Masamitsu, President
“Listening is Learning. Teaching is giving. Loving is life!” – Stan Masamitsu

KALAELOA PARTNERS
Ruedi Tobler & Bili Young
“Life is not measured by the breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath!” – Reudi Tobler

McKinley High School
Principal - Ron Okamura
Coordinator - Neal Takamori, AD

GUY’S SUPERIOR INTERIOR
Clyde Takatsuki
“Even when you’re falling on your face you’re moving forward!” – Clyde Takatsuki

Mililani High School
Principal - Dr. John Brummel
Coordinator - Sanford Kawana

RITCHIE & SUNNY MUDD
From Sunny Mudd - “Health is the greatest gift, contentment the greatest wealth, faithfulness the best relationship.” – BUDDHA
From Ritchie Mudd - “The greatest day in your life and mine is when we take total responsibility for our attitudes. That’s the day we truly grow up.” — John C. Maxwell

Moanalua High School
Principal - Darrel Galera
Coordinator - Sherwin Pang
PAMALU TRUCK BED & SHIELDS, LLC.
Diane Crisologo
ENVISION your SUCCESS & you WILL ACHIEVE IT!” – Aunty Dee

Nanakuli High School
Principal - Darin Pilialoha
Coordinators - Jean Nishi & Tony Jones

KALAELOA PARTNERS
Ruedi Tobler & Bili Young
“It is not about winning the race. It is about finishing it!” – Reudi Tobler

Pearl City High School
Principal - Carlyn Fujimoto
Coordinator - Marla Miyamura

DR HORTON- SCHULER DIVISION
Jim Schuler, Founder
“In life, it is better to focus on becoming a person of value than just a success. Do what you love, believe in yourself, work hard, play hard, laugh often. Never , never give up on your dream and success will come naturally.” – Jim Schuler

Radford High School
Principal - Elias Ali
Coordinator - John Goto

DR HORTON HAWAII - SCHULER DIVISION
Jim Schuler, Founder
“To succeed, is to live life to the fullest, see the best in others, leave the world a better place than you found it and always do the best you can at everything!” – Bet Schuler

Roosevelt High School
Principal - Lenn Uyeda
Coordinator - Kari Chung

RONS CONSTRUCTION CORP.
Ron and Marge Oshiro
“Being honest, trustworthy and helpful to others, will benefit YOU and make you very happy!” – Ron Oshiro

Saint Louis High School
Principal - Pat Hamamoto
Coordinator - Shelley Wee

MEL & PALLY CHIOGIOJI
“In my experience, the harder you work, the luckier you get!” – Mel Chiogioji

Waianae High School
Principal - Nelson Shigeta
Coordinators - Janice Uemori

HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COMPANY
Robbie Alm, Executive Vice-President
“What we start with in life is just that, a start. What we do with our lives is all on us. Make no excuse. IMUA!” — Robbie Alm

Waipahu High School
Principal - Keith Hayashi
Coordinator - Joy Takara

SUEDA & ASSOC.
Lloyd Sueda
“EFOS...Education, Foundation, Op-portunity and Success…Education will provide the Foundation for Opportunity and Success!” – Lloyd Sueda, Architect

HAWAII USA FCU
“It’s never too early to start saving for your financial future.” – Scott Kaulukukui