Kaimuki High School - Ka Halia Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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Ernest Murata . ,,.,,-in-.N-:-ua-: lug pg., AASAO TSUGAWA Coach .-ng J QIHA I , .. i A' f 060, ,rf A ,r ' . mf: al Roger Mafgymhg 20' H035 ow moto Uhces Afqko oo J' 170,00 oe 1-0' Q0 -3560 QOQQN, Under the guidance of Coach Masao Tsugawa, the Kaimuki divot diggers practiced regularly at the Ala Wai golf course to freshen up their drives On the fairway and putting on the green. Losing the title only once since the league start- edin l945, the Bulldog golfers are determined to retain the league championship trophy this' season with the help of returning lettermen such as George Sawai, Charles Asato, Earl Gima, Kenneth Tama- shiro, and Stanley Hamamoto who are virtual ly the cream of the crop in the prep golf league today. They will be supported by potential point-makers among the iuniors and sophomores on the team. Lincoln McDerm0H' George Sawai Captai n Larry Hino

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innpihnn.,,,,:,,,w wi'--4 ' .. il Z. ' I M . -, .. f ' -f:ff711E2ef3Lxl??iZ?f w g, , - .. 'T 13.15 . X- 1: '. R. Kanoho Front row: Edwin, Fuiita, Wilfred Naone, Donald Matsuoka, Richard Sato. Second row: RaymondWong, Frederick O'Riley, Lincoln Ahlo, David Negrones, Roy Ching. Third row: Walter Adams, Nathanial Nahinu, Reginald Kanoho, Raymond Arai, Roland Santos, Clarence Silva, Herbert Tanaka. Coach Bob Rego's aquamen performed con- sistently and well the past season . With nine returning lettermen on the squad, the boys tied Punahou for third place in the MIT Re- lay, and placed fourth in the Yale meet. Outstanding swimmer on the Bulldog squad was Reginald Kanoho, a blue ribbon winner in the 200 yard Freestyle. Others who splashed their best for Kaimuki were: Roland Santos, Donald Matsuoka, Richard Sato, Walter Yoshioka, Clarence O'Riley, Clarence Silva, Edwin Fuiita, and Lincoln Ahlo. C. Kaili E. Fuiita R. Santos R, Sqfo L. Amo

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rftdfetea af 4a Zena GEORGE SAWN Golf Kaimuki High School is right- fully proud of its nine most out- standing athletes of the year., Chosen for theirsterling qualities of sportsmanship and leadership in their respective realms of com- petitive sport, the boys would be welcome on any man's high school team. Edward Kawawaki is perhaps the greatest athlete ever devel- HOMER BARRETT Football-Track 3 - '- z EDWARD KAWAWAKI CUllluxi+Swim 9 smmev PUMA Foo' F ootbdll 'T rock oped at Kaimuki High. He was a constant source of inspiration to his team mates and displayed su- perior ability in football, basket- ball, baseball and track. Furuta, Tengan, Kalli, De- Soto, Mikami, Barrett, and Sa- wai carved for themselves a niche in the athletic hall of fame in football, basketball, swimming, track, and golf, respectively. D JUN? i I .Track mos EGINN-D K Ml RFootball+BaSke'bull mcuARD MMC u ball B55e G TENGAN Foo' EUUN esoro ilzloskeiboll-Baseball