In their book “Punahou 1841 – 1941”, Mary Alexander and Charlotte Dodge wrote, “From 1921 to 1924 there was a...
Records would indicate that “Miki” was the first Punahou woman graduate to participate in the Olympic games since Mariechen Wehselau...
A descendant of the Hitchcock clan which has had family members attending Punahou from its very beginning, Eddie continued the...
Hawaii's first woman to make the U.S. Olympic Women's Swimming Team – Mariechen started breaking Hawaiian, national and world records...
Labeled by Hawaii’s sportswriters as the “Greatest Cinder Ace of the Decade,” Ray compiled the record high number of 41.25...
Even today, at age 78, Diane McLean Stowell is still swimming. “I swim every other day, no matter what,” she...
Known throughout Hawaii for his distinguished business and public service careers, Lorrin was also an outstanding athlete. The former publisher...
Rivalries run deep, and Sean Kern’s favorite memories of high school center around the water polo games between Punahou and...
Warren’s outstanding athletic performances were a light during the World War II years when Punahou, without a permanent home, had...
Jimmie ranks among the top swimmers and divers to graduate from Punahou. He captained the 1932 Punahou ILH Champion team,...