University High School - Uniki Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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With The Ball And Hoop --I Spirited Games Are Closely Matched UHS 47 45 Iolani UHS 29 35 St. Louis UHS 25 51 Punahou UHS 41 37 Maryknoll UHS 32 23 MPI UHS 42 32 McKinley UHS 36 62 Roosevelt UHS 24 38 Kamehameha UHS 47 44 Farrington UHS 53 32 Kaimuki immy Martin, Na. 15, seems exasperated by the guarding of the Kam Warriors. 'i ' Co-captain Randall Kajikawa, Mannie Holt and his St. Louis opponent Edward E710-Y, N'0- 16, flfld-Y No. 17, drives hard fora basket try desperately to tip the ball while flflffflfef two P01713-V 03 Ulf as key player, Mannie Holt, No. jimmy Martin, No. 15, gets ready to leap 120171170105 defeat Marykfwll- 13 watrhes hesitantly. also. 41 to 37. at Kaimuki Gym.

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And Show Much Ability The spirited Rainbows of Manoa finished a tremendous season in third place in the Junior Interscholastic Basketball League. Leading the team through a highly competitive season were co-captains Eric Nishimoto and Randall Kaji- kawa. Mannie Holt, Dennis Irie, Fulton Taka- saki, james Martin and Edward Enos put on terrific performances. Coaches were Mr. Kenneth Asato and Mr. Fujio Takeda. We opened our season by defeating Iolani in a close game, 47-45. Most of the games throughout the year were like this, but the main players were missed- because of the Saturday College Board Exams. However, the Rainbows played on. The old University of Hawaii gym was the site of the practices after school each day. Good coaches, good sportsmanship on the court, hard practices, and a line bunch of boys made up a good third place team. Rookie Fulton Takasaki, No. 21, watch hopefully as high scorer for UHS, Randa Kajikawa, No. 17, attempts another two to total points. Row I, Left to right: Eric Nishimoto, Howard Creason, james manager, Alwin Tokuhama, Carl Racuya, Tad Iwanuma, Ran Martin, Mannie Holt, Edward Enos. Row 2: Peter Yamamura, dall Kajikawa, Fulton Takasaki, Myron Nakano, manager, gi-ff?

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Fielding, l-litting, And Pitching Pitching, batting and fielding are talents the boys on the baseball team possess, but kept hidden until Coach Richard Taka- moto uncovered them. Sluggers Carl Kawauchi, Richard Tani- mura, Dennis Irie, and Joe Kawamura pounded the opposition with many base hits, while veteran Lloyd Sueda, Ken Imada, and Gary Fujimoto kept their scores down. This year no seniors participated, mak- ing it possible for the team to place in the actual standings of the league. Although the team didn't come close to winning the championship, the boys showed real major league qualities. The Rainbows placed high in such values as team work, hustle, and determination to play baseball. They didn't win all the games but they gained valuable experience playing for University High School. Row I, Left to right: Kenneth Imada, Edwin Kakimoto, Melvin Sato, Lloyd Sueda, Gary Fujimoto. Rau' 2: Norman Chun, jo- Major league hopefuls focus their attention on A Richard Takamoto, baseball coach, as he demonstra the art of bunting. seph Kawamura, Allen Tsugawa, Dennis Irie. Row 3: Carl Kawauchi, Steven Mitsnyoshi, Richard Tanimura, Richard Fuke. Fin . h,gf.,y.,Ql-QQ W.. 4 I pp ,rf lf f N wan . 5 E , W W In o g Ll T , si: N L V912 ' ' t W