Kamehameha High School - Ka Nai Aupuni Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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mui. •t a t )V BASEBALL TEAM. FIRST ROW I to r H Kahula, M |oy, A. Kane Clifford Soares. Frank Pelekai. Clifford Wong. SECOND ROW: H. Kainoa, H, Lee. 1. Forsythe, D. Cooper. H. De Fries E Dye. THIRD ROW: ). Pililaau, H. Hueu. C Rodngues. B. Kawai, T. Reinhardt. W. Foster, E. Saffery, J. V. Baseball Always pitching ' , and full of fitjht. That was the story of the hasehall habes. As was with the varsity team, the J.V. ' s lack real talent, hut had the heart and the will to win. Coach John Hitner and his assistant. Mr. Samuel Foster, started from scratch with a very green team and through constant work, gradually fielded a team that was full of ])ower and punch.

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T With the end of the basketball season in sight, thoughts immediately turned to baseball. The task of filling the gaps left open by last year ' s gradu- ating seniors and producing a squad that would be potent and lethal, whenever they played, fell on the shoulders of Coach Tom Mountain and his assistant, Fredrick Meyer. Running long on hustle and spirit and a little short on tal- ent, the Mountainmen nevertheless proved to be the downfall of many teams. Never lacking for fire and determination, they continued to fight, hustle, and almost always came through with victories. X .ilflt P ' ' ; 7 •JAmi ti VARSITY TEAM. FIRST ROW I to r: David Waiwaiole, Simeon Akaka, Thomas Pructt. Robert Cooper, Harry Kealoha. Clyde Pelekai, Ishmael Stagner. SECOND ROW: George Smith. Lemuel Aweau. David Kaanapu. George Kahanu, Benjamin Meyer. Howard Meyer. THIRD ROW; William Weber, Donald Kahapea. Herbert Espinda, Earl Harbin, Nelson Hao. |erry Kaialoa.

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TtT m »« ' • 77 n TrrWl jil TRACK TEAM. Left to right FIRST ROW: A. Pauole. H. Murray, A, Battad, |. Bell. |. Kuni, R. Sproat. H. Foo Sum. B. Abraham. C. Ho. C. Piianaia, A. Lum. SECOND ROW: K. Luke, 5. Kekuewa, K. Chan, W. Kupahu, C. Kahapea. J. Kaleikini, L. Chong, R. Lovell. C. Machado, ). Foias, E. Kama. Coach: Mr. Hugh Clancy. THIRD ROW: Ass ' t, Coach Rev. Lyie Baird. A. Lau, C, Holokai, ). Kahawai, R. Piltz, F. Clarke, J. Hanoa, M. Wong, H. Kaalakahi, C. Stone, K. Word, M. Choy. FOURTH ROW: |. Kalanui, M. Spencer, A. Makaiwr, ). Mundon, A, Freitas, A. Kekoa, R. Schmidt, T. Wong, V. Peroff. FIFTH ROW: R. Brandt, R. Chai, D. Azevedo, H. McCubbin, M. Ke- kuewa, R. Keawe, F. Kamanu, J. Aki, P. Goldstein. SIXTH ROW: C. Nihipali, R. Kamaiopili, |. Akau, R. Tam, |. Kauo, H Houssem, W. Huddy, L. Lum Ho, H. Apisaloma. | Akina. Track The Kamehanieha Tracksters showed s])eecl and endurance in all relays this year, inider the guidance of Mr. Hugh Clancy, coach. They eagerly and wholeheartedly strove to ,?ive their best, always putting good s|M)rts- manship ahead of all else.