University High School - Uniki Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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Are Rainbow Specialties -:Wg-N Melvin Sato grimaces as Carl Kawauchi misses The Rainbow sluggers get ready to use their sticks ball during batting practice. against Mid-Pacific at the lattefs field. 'mis Irie watches his ball While a Farrington baseman OW' the head-Y Of the Out' bounds after the ball, Dennis T B ldefs- Irie dashes to take his base. Qver .220 18 Mid-Pacific UHS 10 13 Farrington UHS 0 10 Maryknoll UHS 6 3 Kairnuki UHS 2 , M.. ms r ,A 0 .a-1 -,,,v.-' s Q iw. ., 2 The season had just started when the Uniki went to the printers. Thus only the first few scores of the year are recorded. Leading the team in batting were joe Kawa- mura, .3843 Gary Fujimoto, .3332 Richard Tanimura, .3333 and Steve Mitsuyoshi, .307. fe 47 v

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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

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As Slams Are ln Tennis The tennis season began with lots of enthusiasm at practice sessions. But as the season rolled by fewer and fewer boys showed up for practices which were held every day at the University of Hawaii courts in the quarry. Some of the faithful team members were Herbert Ching, Francis Oda, Newton Zane, Howard Sonoda, and Roland Tsu- chiya. Coaching the boys this year was Mr. Charles Ota. Team matches were held Wednesday afternoons at the Dillingham courts on the Punahou campus. i' 'Q Herbie Ching slams bark a hard serve, while his doubles partner Newton Zane guards the bark rourt. 'K i K A Q A V , r .- issue-mrwp-.,, ,f W ' . in X Q i arf.. k K a 1 ' 4 ' , ' f- fuel,-4- A -.. .4Tf'.?'!!allA'4u'4':vs009 Q A A Amuvavot fl 5 .' 7 sggkrligw i. Mis W., .. 1 J Efgfiwgaega-,.,.gg,,,,s,gs-,w,,,.., -A ,. ,,,,,.fg5,,.tm, g ,Ss , T' ly g ijmg . . in Q. ff A flrr efffmtaas af-si sat' A-f'tf-tus' aide 1 f mag-as iss ...-ive' A 5' R ,s?s:i1sa,..:Pa'.sisi Tennis is a game of skill as shown by Newton and Herbie Ching during a practice session. 1? Roland Tsurhiya smashes a return volley dui tennis prarlire at the University Quarry. Row 1, Left to right: Francis Oda, Roland Tsuchiya. Row 2: Patrick Osler, Lance Lewis. James Singleton, Herbert Ching, Howard Sonoda, Newton Zane, 1 lv sw, iffy? -rf ' - . . Zig r fr