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

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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

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T. Arita G. Aoyama M. Chang D. DeMello M. Ferreira J. Fuiii G. Fukui B. Haitsuka J. Hamasaki P. Hashimoto U. Hisano E. Ho X slid! M. Kagehiro - Pres. D. Kaneshige W. Kaneshiro V. Pres C lzz ,lvv g E. Kawai R. Kawasaki E. Lee L. Q ,.,. . ...QL M. Liu E. Luat V .Q R. Lyau X., 1. , , 4? J. Matsuo Q M ii H. Minakmnii- i 5 -.. S x L. Miyashiro C. Moromisato E. Nakabayashi C. Ogimi - Treas E. Okahata L. Okimoto S. Ono G. Sakai - Sec. E. Sasaki R. Sato D. Shimabukuro N. Tamanaha J. Tonaki B. Tsubota H. Uyehara J. Wong A. Zone 7Za.Zc'an4l Wwm Society Dedicated to school and community service, the Kaimuki -Aloha chapter ofthe National Honor ' Society was unusually busy this past year. Acommunity proiect was initiated by its mem- bers. They assisted the annual Community Chest fund drive in the fall. Another service was the society's part in the school PTA membership drive and the sale of tickets to the dedication luau in May. .,' f ,,..,- Q ,.,. . ' - 1 ' 2, , -G ., A. . W SA? X g 1:2 r . zl it as Work in the school library was a year-round ac- tivityfor each member. Highlighting the year' events was the club's library benefit dance, Thi Storybook Fantasy, from which entire proceed went to build a more complete library. Assuming student chairmanships of the Caree Week conferences and writing letters of thank to each speaker was yet another service of thi Honor Society. Ushering at school and commu nity events was an additional worthwhile duty. The organization closed its year in traditionc manner with a formal induction ceremony an banquet-dance .