Kahuku High School - Ke Koolau Yearbook (Oahu, HI)

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ittifiiit The girls' basketball team upheld the Kahuku High School's winning image as they woman -handle all of their opponents. The team highlighted the season with a trip to the island of Molokai, where they engaged in a game with the highly tauted Farmers. Captains for this year were, Leeann Smith and Mervonie Kaio. Coaches Norman Pule, Herbert Jones, and Gloria Wong were the backbone for this tal- ent-ridden team. Girls Tennis, a newly introduced sport to Kahuku, has won the inter- est of the community and the student body. Being it's first year in competi- tion, many of the participants were green in know-how, but ripe in determination. Coaches Bridgette Wagenman and Colleen Camit led their girls through well-planned and guided practices in order to develope their talents slowly but efficiently. Pfin v ftgz fl u O Jones. FX-X Coach Norman Tautu, Arpll