Jim Phillips:  

CLASS OF 1964
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Radford High SchoolClass of 1964
Honolulu, HI
Sacred Heart High SchoolClass of 1964
Kingston, MA
Kaimuki Intermediate SchoolClass of 1964
Kaimuki, HI

Jim's Story

Life Still the consumate surf guy, shaping for Velzy and being Dad and husband. Am working on 6 surfboard building vidoes, due out in 2002. Well, Velzy is dead now since 2005, too...Expand for more
k up the torch and am still striving to raise the bar for quality in the surfing industry. My younger brother Terry recently passed away from cancer, he attended Radford in 63&64.
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Yearbooks

Radford High School 1963 yearbook cover photo
1963 Yearbook
Radford High School
HONOLULU, HI
Reunions
Class of '64 50th Reunion reunion event on Sep 11, 2014 image
Sep 11, 2014
Jim was invited to the
Class of '64 50th Reunion
193 invitees
Sacred Heart High School Reunion reunion event on Nov 7, 2013 image
Nov 7, 2013
Jim was invited to the
Sacred Heart High School Reunion
18 invitees
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Nov 12, 2011
Jim was invited to the
47 year
18 invitees
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Photos

Jim Phillips' Classmates profile album
Jim Phillips' Classmates profile album
Jim Phillips' Classmates profile album
Oahu 2007
Reef Brazil Master Board Builders
Sept. '09 Billabong Art of Shaping San Diego
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Jim Phillips' album, Timeline Photos
10’7” semi chambered Buzzy Trent Joe Quigg reproduction built for Surfing through Time. Ridden by Bings Perkins on Triple OH Sunset, Garrett Macnamara 3rd Reef Pipeline and Mark Healy at Pipe
Hickam Ice Plant, nice concrete loading ramp passing for skate park. 1963 just turned 17, photo by my pal Roger Brucker. I’m in the middle of a spinner going down hill, what could possibly go wrong, nothing this time !
1984 Quad, spread fin placement like today’s designs. Only problem is, I built this board 35 years ago, my reference at the time was twin thruster
My oldest sons God Father, Mike Risser at Point Judith Rhode Island, 8’4” Diamond tail single fin. In a late October swell with extremely warm water we caught Point Judith double to triple overhead. No one else even venture
Jim Phillips' album, Timeline Photos
Santa didn’t disappoint Olivia and Dylan with their first Surfboards, Jeff Meyer thanks for the artwork, Jazzman for the glassing
9’7” Swami’s model, 6’ old growth redwood wedge, 1/4” balsa offsets flanked by 5/16” red foam. Built from 9’8” Y green weight US Blanks
Jim Phillips' album, Timeline Photos
Jim Phillips' album, Timeline Photos
Jim Phillips' album, Timeline Photos
Jim Phillips' album, Timeline Photos
Jim Phillips' album, Timeline Photos
Jim Phillips' album, Timeline Photos
Jim Phillips' album, Timeline Photos
Jim Phillips' album, Timeline Photos
I first met Zack when he was pledging to be in the Swami's club. 11 year old micro grom with the ambition to be a pro shaper and pro surfer. ( this was right at the height of the Penn state Jerry Sandusky scandal ) I scoute
12'5" Brewer balsa gun on the home stretch to being better than new. Freight gorillas managed to snap 4" off the nose, an inch off the tail and the clincher was not just breaking the fin, but causing the glass under the fin
Matt Maletta Sunset Beach on reproduction of Wally Froseiths Hot Curl. No fin, well overhead and in the Curl. One of 17 balsa and redwood reproduction boards I built for a historical surfing film. Surfing through time
9'10" Swami's model for Wavegliders distribution in Europe. Old Growth Redwood salvaged into disappearing wedge center with 5/16" Western cedar offsets. This shape wanted to be born, it flowed right out from under my plane
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