St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1948 volume:

7948 JM 6 Published by the SENIOR CLASS of1948 ST LOUIS COLLEGE Honolulu T H Vol XVII u , . . 5 F7 rf ,A ,1... A. V. I. Uufr, Quai, We the Class of 1948 have reached the end ot our tra1n1nq at St Louts Colleqe Dunnq the tune spent under the Brothers of Mary We have been tra1ned to rnq wrth a noble quest Our quest IS for happlness 1n unlon w1th God Syrnbol1z1nq our quest IS the HOLY GRAIL I be Crusaders-men of clean liv- part with us, the sports they played with us- fall served to show us that the Quest for God's happiness is a noble quest and that by clean living as Crusaders, we rnay one day see the Holy Grail and enjoy forever the company of our Queen, Mother Mary, and the angels and saints in the kingdom of heaven. ww While they prepare us for a school play, the Brothers are actually preparing us for a greater play-Life. 'C ? Q X 5 Q Our Quest for knowledge takes us into the labora- tory, where we explore the works of God, l a 1 lurlt-y unuufmnnn,,Q QIWHAY ' ' w w rm.: V The year nxneteen hundred and forty elqht marks the observance tor Brother Louts W1sq1ckel hrs Dxamond Iubtlee of protess1on ot vows mto the Soctety ot Mary and for Brother Frank Berlgach hrs Golden Iubrlee Halt a century of servlce 1n any orqamzatron would be a remarkable record mdeed But to have spent that tlme 1n the servlce of God and H13 Blessed Mother a servtce dedtcated to the Chr1st1an educatron of youth IS certamly the most beauttful and sulohme career Durtnq these years Brothers Louls and Frank have rmttated many mto the Journey of ltfe tn search ot the Holy Graxl They have tauqht many the rdeals sym bollzed by the Holy Grall They have watched many unfold and develop the character 1nst1lled rn them by the Brothers They have encouraged many 1n thetr Quest Humloly the Class of l948 dedrcate thls book to Brother Lou1s Wlsqtckel and Brother Frank Berbach 1n commemoratron ot the1r Dramond and thelr Golden Iubrlees - -442K rc Minn .., -' ' .1 ' , 11 'r 'r 75. 1.- ii' u 1. l 'IlQY '- - 1 'rv f '1g5 0 0 i.-ri.l,w4e--1-Z QQ7, l ' n -T ,V c- I O - 1 -' :lf .5 73: 'gb' A K Q K K yn V v,:,:1'? - ' , . 1' S' 'Q QQ? Q '- 'is' ' I .AA 1 I - Q' z , , , , , to mm, IUEILARIANS BROTHERS LOUIS WISGICKEL AND FRANK BERBACH 1. f .A ,R - . - ' Z ' t 6Du9 nflcShhaaLL REVEREND BISHOP S MESSAGE My dear Graduates Never has your motto of The Crusader meant more than today Cru saders tor rrghteous government and tor the advancement ot God s Cause m a srck world The GVII enemy of Secularrsm has not respected any phase ot human l1v1ng Buslness soclal hte schools even some Churches have been tarnted by thrs evrl It 1S erther narvely tntrudtng or delrberately hurtmg wrth a studred effort as an antrpathy to God or more 1ns1d1ously as a careless attltude ot not bemg concerned wlth God Through your hrgh school years you as Crusaders have been rmplemented by the Prrests and Brothers You can actually frght the good trght for God and for Country wrth weapons that are rnvmcrble Fa1th Hope and Chanty are your sword and buckler and coat ot rnarl Carry God and present H1m wherever you go There can be no place where you may be that your God should not be there as your ally Be steadfast to the rules of Chrrstran warfare you have learned at St Lours College Ftght the good frghtl May God brlng you all happy Warnors rn Hrs cause home to eternal peace rn Heaven Fauhfully yours Iames I Sweeney Brshop of Honolulu Q51 . L Secularism will assail you in your after graduate days. lt is to be recognized ' I I I I CHARLES S GIENGER Um Bulwp, fx 'ESQ' X5-3 6 he HIS Most Reverend Excellency L S E BISHOP OF HONOLULU N fx - NH Qs fem 26553 ae- 1? O ffrx, ,H ,,.1 x 54,3-,. . - N IAMES I. SWEENEY, D. D. Il X: :', 1r: we :THQ QSM. ' bm M f I ' , ei' J 1 lri CI surroiirioiriq ol liixiirioii tropicol loeouiy oirid peoicefu seclusion, Si. l.ou1s students pur sue their Cloily studies on the he loved Koloiepohokii slope. As :Lille qroders they first Clirrirg the irieridly hill io the Brothers C: Mory. Through The years, ir these hollowed halls the Broth ers import the lessons ol lile Bertram Hall, Henry Hall, the Administration Building, Cafe ieria, Science Hall , . . all nanies sacred to our school days. lnf deed, upon Kalaepoliakus rua- qed slope, Si. Louis College with lier noble nanie proclaims the blessings of our fondest nope and heralds the praises of a alo- nous nanie. xxx Jimi' Qur teachers have devoted the1r ltves to the labor of brtnqtnq souls to God But besldes nn plantma tnto our hearts and mmds the omn1 presence ot God they have prepared us for the tuture prepared us to meet the obstacles Wh1ch we w1ll come upon rn our later llfe To us they have been llke Bra Brothers not merely teach ers When anythtnq troubled us we could al ways contlde tn them They have labored zeal ously but sought no matenal reward Therr sattstactron comes 1D knowmq that they have prepared us tor our quest for happmess that they have started us on our search tor the Holy Grail. xx X X 'N - x X x 'u 'S M, K N 2 v x 'K X wv Q , u Q 1-,ML 4 '1'e'AWrd-. f ga Y fi 1-' 1' 'Q -..,.. -w ., N 'I S 'b -n ..,. Nwqndf :sq -. 'Q Q! 'fl Q- ... az q.-1 kil 3j' ,Q '1 rv 1, ,H ,. 'inilffqg nnuri'Iunnn4 'Iwi YI !f Q - it x 'V'E'mr'1m W Q 4 X O 0,.wrlI ., K + K.. '. 11 5' -ITL v . - -. . 'Nil . , . I 2- .11 . v I 1 g-2511 ' ,HT - -,t - '. t 'ii N C. -'- 1- uf!- 13 .uv 4 x '7 Q K , , T' A :L wg S' '. .w Q H- 'g' ,--. - xt ,- g., . 4 v E .I 1, .' ' ' ' E ROTHER LEO WELCONIES THE VISITORS Bfwfluzn, 3. 511. Jam paw, Brother Leo Rausch was appointed sixth president of St. Louis College on August l5, 1945, succeeding Brother Paul A. Sihcirig. His appointment estalolished a precedent, as he is the first president of St. Louis College to he chosen from the faculty staff. His was the tremendous task of restoring St. Louis College hack to norrnalcy after the war years and he ac- complished this to the glowing satisfaction of all. ln addition, he made great strides in furthering the wel- fare of the students. THE VISITORS Q I . O St. 1.21115 students had prttileae et 1-fetcertitrii, three dtstiricgtxshed guests te St. LOULS College 'frhert an Extraordinary Visitation tc Hawatx was rtiaae by the Very Reverend Sylvester Iueraens, Superier Gen eral at the Sectety of Maryq Very Reverend Rauf Hef- ter, Head of the Department et Irtstructiortr Very Ref:- erend Walter Tredtin, Provtrtctat Superior. Here we present scenes of that memorable Extraordmarv Vis' ttatton. FATHER JUERGENS FATHER HOFFER . S Lf 'V 'rn , eqf, b- is X Af? ALOHN ' X-fl E OUR GUESTS WITH LEIS OF WELCOME 44 U 1 ntlauggldgrlusrhulllulxng A FUI! 5 3 -Qi -,l1 I ,1 . list , li i n: ,t -i--- .. ng ,- .r . i , : , i t l- J1- Y - no Q .- , . f' 'E 1 -E ', -'fx 'Q' :.v ., V - iksl' . 1 I . 1 4 FATHER TREDTIN 1 ss4i fFQg ,ms-'55 E Sig, ,g..u.-...aw BROTHER CHARLES LEONARD, Vice-President Religion REVEREND LEO A. UHT, S.iVl. Chaplain Convert Class English Speech BROTHER JOHN ZIMMERMAN, Business Manager BROTSHEAR STEPHEN MCCABE, BROTHER EUGENE MERKEL, S.M. MXSS AMY CHANG Steviarn Maintenance Business Manager's Secretary G'ade 7C BROTHER EDWARD FICK S M. Pnr1crnaIcfGrade Department REVEREND GEORGE NIEINZINGER, SM. Chaplam of Grade Departmenl BROTHER WILLIAM HAAS, SM, Lnbrarnan of Grade Department Qs , ,Wu .JS MISS JANET MIYAHARA BROTHER EDWARD LEY, SM. Cotlege Office Secretary MAJOR FRANCIS AIWOHI D.rec1or of ROTC X Z C I .f I J V 5, 111:- 'KT ' WT' N ?e..! BROTHER OLIVER AIU, S.M. Religion Office Machines Business Arithmetic Employment Service Commercial Club Charninade Club Hui O'Hawaii T SGT. STANLEY AZEVEDO ROTC BROTHER ROBERT BADER, S.lVl. Bookkeeping Speech Athletic Director Lettermen's Club I8 Um fumj ' uzklea, i Q2 vi BROTHER HENRY L. BENTZINGER, S SGT. GOTTLIEB COLEMAN BROTHER CHARLES C, CUMMING- BROTHER RAYMOND L. DOTZLER S.M, ROTC SMITH, S.M. S.M. Solid Geometry Religion German Trigonometry English Geometry Physics Librarian Cheer Leaders Pep Rallies Intramural Sport' Swimming Golf O I I O I I There are no men more capable of guiding us in Our Quest than the Marianist teaching Brothers. They not only teach us the means at attainina our ends, they show us a clear cut example. In the exercise of Brother Henry teaches his class spelling. Q' ng 'ljnufln 95 fllfiib BROTHER CHARLES EHRENFELD, BROTHER HERMAN FIEN, S.M. BROTHER HENRY FLEINICK, S.M. BROTHER HAROLD HAMMOND, 5-NL English Religion S'M' Biology Sophomore Sodality History R9li9i0n Geometry Maintenance Business English American History Algebra Salesmanship Guidance Biology Club Whittling Club Vocational Service Commercial Club O I I I I I their duties as teachers, they are as ministers and cooperators of lesus Christ, as servants and assistants of Mary. For them education consists in forminq Iesus Christ in souls, in making Him known, loved and served. Archi Viela delivers the mail for Brother Anselm. l is fir Ar: if If iff, -31 . Q Nfpw-,...-uv' QD -Q32 BROTHER EDWARD HAYWARD, S.M. - Latin English Crusader Advisor BROTHER JOSEPH HOFFMAN, S.M. Chemistry Biology Algebra Senior Glee Club REVEREND THOMAS HOGAN, SM Religion Government History Freshman Scdality I9 PROFESSOR ERICH KAHL Orchestra Director BROTHER ADRIAN Religion English Collegian Advisor KEOHO, S,M. BROTHER AUGUST KRETCHMER, BROTHER MARTIN LANGHIRT, REVERIEND LAWRENCE MANN S Nl S M Band Director Algebra Religion Shorthand Latin Commercial Law Chaminade Club Mission Bureau 982 wav .K W 'AWE K E A' 1 ,f ,K N ': -3593 sw f-www., ! '4x 'I-W' -,,..,..-I BROTHER EDWARD MULVANEY, S.M. English Latin J.P.O. Ushers BROTHER JAMES MURPHY, S.M. Assistant Librarian Brothers Etlmard Ley and Eugene Merkel discuss the day's ITEVX' S. BROTHER LAWRENCE PLANT- HOLT, SM. German BROTHER ANSELM RAUBER, S.M. Information Q 4 0 O Z BROTHER GEORGE RUBY, S.lVl. Chemistry Algebra Crusader Advisor s Two students pay their tuition to Brother John Zirnmermanl I BROTHER CLARENCE SCHEUTZ, S.lVI. Printer Religion English Scdality Guidance Vocational Service W A-...... -'OK wg 1 'Y ty' .Ql- REVEREND JOSEPH SHERRY, SM. BROTHER ERNEST SILVA, S.IVI. Typing Stationery F.R.R.A.C. -Q. ,11- .1252 ,lu S SGT, JOSEPH SILVA BROTHER STEPHEN TUTAS, SM. BROTHER NICHOLAS WALDECK, BROTHER CHARLES WEISS, SM, BROTHER EUGENE CHARLES ROTC Rehglon S.lVl, Rellglop ZAPP, S Nl. History Religion Algebra Re-llgion Mechanical Ora.-.irq Geometry General Spence Art Intramural Sports Radio Cluh Junior Basketball Junior Baseball ph BROTHER FRANK BERBAGH, SM. BROTHER JOSEPH L. DANGEL, BROTHER ROBERT E, ESPER, s.Nr. BROTHER JOHN GARDNER, S.Nl. BROTHER HENRY HOLZER, s.N1 Archivist 5 V'- Grade 2 Grade 1 Grade 8B Grade 8A BROTHER J. ANTHONY KOENTG, S.M. Grade 5B BROTHER JAMES NIEAGHER, S,M. Grade 3 C.Y.0. Athletics Christmas in Brother Joseph's room. ' Qgyw 4-v 'f J BROTHER CHARLES MILLER Grade 6B --3 iz' Oi-argi 11' , 0 5, Fe 9 bw, Um, WIZDLIQIIM. BROTHER EUGENE MORRISSEY, BROTHER JOSEPH J. NAPIER, BROTHER MICHAEL REICH, S.NI, BROTHER RICHARD ROESCH, S.M. BROTHER LEO SCHAEFER, S.M SM- 5-'W Grade 6A Grade 5A Grade sc Grade 7B Grade 4A Junior Police Sacristan Assistant Sacristan C.Y.O. Athletics Brother Waldeck lectures on art. I1- avfk' 'T Grade 7A .. :Q ' T BROTHER RALPH SMITH, S Nl. BROTHER JAMES SCHOENDORF, S.M. Maintenance BROTHER LOUIS WISGICKEL, S.M. 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Q f f 1. 2 ' .....,, W A , W f M D 'fl M. . if mm' ' ' 4 E M- ! 0 - ,.,, an ix.. - 1 wwf' M , . , A ,ff-' gg ,f , V f ' A T., R I A ,, Y , W? ll 1 lf-M fu ! '-fig? Mzrgxff in Q H 1, S . ' I . ' v ' f' W '17-i4-ff--4' fl . - 1 , . F at Q ,I i N ,, .1,.,htW, 5' ff' J' LSI.-.. . Q, -,f ,xg A , ,, 5 A , , ., ' f-R. ,Y 5 A I 7 If .,d,,,,,.M 'gf '-'U - A, N, . 1 . aq- I Bnofhm, - .Ian 51. , .Sn 'WL flauvhi W8 THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE My dear Graduates: After twelve years of persevering effort, you have reached the goal of your ambition. Although the struggle was difficult at times, you had before you the motivation of those responsible for your guidance. The guidance and example of your teachers, who are consecrated to the cause of the Christian education of youth, was the stimulus which urged you on to greater effort. lt was their devotedness and willingness to help, not only in the classroom but in the extra-curricular activities as well, which supplied the incentive always to move forward. Our sincere congratulations to you upon this happy Occasion and every best Wish for your success in your future endeavors. We are, today, passing through a crisis in the international scene and our present concern is the preservation of democracy, our American way of life. Democracy is the only way of life that makes possible the full and free use of knowledge in solving our present day problems. But, in all the difficulties you will encounter as you leave the halls of your Alma Mater, your only safe and reliable anchor is religion. Strive manfully, then, and do your part wellg it is your duty. But, remember that worldly success is often disappointing. , May the true ideals of Catholic education guide you through life, may it sweeten your hours of triumph and strengthen your days of adversity. May our Heavenly Father crown your future efforts with success and may Mary, our Mother, protect and watch over you. LEO S. RAUSCH, S.M. President St. Louis College 1 tviues . . . the offncers meet th Father Sherry, Dean of Seniors if Ugicafm, PRESIDENT ----- JAMES ALVES VICE-PRESIDENT - - STEVEN MAU SECRETARY - - - HERBERT HO TREASURER ---- CHARLES WONG STUDENT ADVISOR MELVIN CONIUGACION ir 911, ' JAY TSUSHIMA FREDERICK AIU They w uld have araduated w th us thrs year lut rnsteaa It ey went t the Eternal Commencement Death ctauned a popular and ruuant student rn lay Tsushu ta wuo wa drowned at Kalarna beach whrle out w1th lus classmates on a IJICIIIC on Apnl X was lcaptlz-ed only twelve days laetore h1s death Frederlck Am was a veteran ot World War ll Alter tus drs harqe ltr c r ttnued hrs educatron at St LOUIS a rd was a men t r nl Sc ph m re E clas C Palm Sunday Aprrl t4 1946 he dted at hrs horne May lV'31I souls rest rn peace o o 1 s Q C , 'Q V l, . on T t t .A ,,.. 4 , . N . W . F 4 U A . , A in l947. Hts death was a shock to all lout it is a areat consolation tc know that lie ' ' . ' Q c -. 1 o 1 ' ' ' . r , 1 ze 1 1 c lj , 111. r Jvwz, QQ if Q3 HERBERT H0 ERNEST LAM GXLBERT L AU SAMUEL LE E JEROLD CHUN G CARL N AU U ALAN LUNXN OV LKNDO R JOHN SHAW CE SCHUB MAN ABU NAKAMURA LAW REN -A CLEMENT T AM CLARENCE YOSHINO 29 Brother Benzinger conducts an experiment on the coefficient of linear expansion. fly. 4!a ALVES, JAMES EDMUND Attendance 10 Academic St. Agnes Honor Roll 1 Division President 2 Homeroom President 2 Homeroom Secretary 2 Sodality 2, Chaminade Club, F.R.R.A.C., Collegian 2,7 Crusader, Band 4, Drum Major, Orchestra 25 Hui O' Hawaii 2, Catholic Student Council, President, Letter- men's Club, Junior Basket- ball, Intramural Sports. APUNA, SAMUEL A. K., JR. Attendance 4 Commercial Homeroom Vice-President 2 Crusader Commercial Club 2 Hui 0' Hawaii Glee Club Oratory Rifle Club Usher Lettermen's Club Basketball Manager 2 Baseball Manager 2 Swimming Intramural Sports ARAKAKI, CARL G. Attendance 3 Academic Cathedral Honor Roll 1 Sodality 2 Chaminade Club F.R.R.A.C. Glee Club intramural Sports ASAO, CHARLES MUTSUO Attendance 5 Commercial St. Patrick Sodality F.R.R.A.C. Commercial Club Hui 0' Hawaii Glee Club Whittlinq Club Rifle Club Usher ASATO, EDWIN Attendance 7 Academic St. Stephen Homeroorn Vice-President Sodality 2 Collegian 3 Crusader Glee Club .Z BARRETT, ROY MANUEL Attendance 12 Academic Star of the Sea Whittling Club Senior Football Junior Football 2 798 Attendance 10 Academic St. Augustine Sodality 3 Chaminade Club Collegian 2 Crusader Orchestra 4 Hui 0' Hawaii Glee Club Camera Club Swimming BECKLEY, GAVLORD K. BLAISDELL, WILLIAM K., JR. Attendance 5 General Homeroom Vice-President Hui 0' Hawaii 2 Glee Club Oratory Stamp Club Whittlinq Club Junior Police Senior Football 3 Intramural Sports '1 CALISTRO, LEONARD FREITAS Attendance 4 Academic St. Patrick Hui 0' Hawaii Glee Club Oratory Intramural Sports CARDUS, DOUGLAS MANARD Attendance 6 General Star of the Sea Intramural Sports '71 N ,. 3' 0 - T' 0 O C 3' ,. f. I 5, D' f. 0 3 .A 2' .,. .,. f. 3 O -. F71 I ID G. :- .,. .. C O. f. 3 .. I .A ll. llnm CHAI, NORMAN HIN Attendance 3 Academic St. Theresa Sodality 2 F.R.R.A.C. Lettermen's Club Senior Football Junior Football Junior Baseball Intramural Sports CHANG, ALVIN GI KEONG CHANG, BENJAMIN H. K. CHANG, CLIFFORD B. G. CHANG, JOSEPH CHUNG LAU Attendance 4 Attendance 4 Attendance 11 Attendance 3 Academic Academic General General St. Theresa Stamp Club Glee Club St. Theresa Honor Roll 3 Whittling Club Booster Club Honor Roll 2 Homeroom Secretary Lettermen's Club Whittling Club Sodality 2 Sodality Swimming Swimming 2 F.R.R.A.C. 2 Glee Club Tennis Intramural Sports Camera Club Intramural Sports Intramural Sports I CHING, ALBERT BERNARD CHANG, YUMON CHANG, VINCENT SHEK MING Attendance 6 Attendance 7 Attendance 4 Commercial Academic Academic Our Lady cf the Mount Honor Roll 3 Rifle Club F,R.R.A.C. Hcmerocm Treasurer Lettermen's Club Commercial Club 2 Crusader Swimming 3 Intramural Sports Whittling Club Swimming Manager Academic Library CHING, LOUIS T. Y. Attendance 4 Whittling Club Lettermen's Club Senior Baseball 2 Junior Baseball 2 Intramural Sports Intramural Sports 5798 CHING, WAH HIM Attendance 6 O Academic Glee Club Intramural Sports CHONG, KENNETH WILF CHONG, ROBERT WAI MUN CHING, WILFRED K. S. Attendance 4 Attendance 4 Attendance 4 Commercial Academic General Sacred Heart Honor Roll 2 Blessed Sacrament Honor Roll 2 Crusader Homeroom Treasurer Collegian 2 Intramural Sports Sodality Crusader Senior Football 2 Commercial Club Senior Basketball Intramural Sports Junior Football Junior Basketball 2 Junior Baseball Intramural Sports CH00, RICHARD S. B. CHOW, ALFRED VINCENT CHOY, CHARLES K. W. CHOY, HENRY C. W. CHOY, LAWRENCE D Attendance 5 Attendance 8 Attendance 5 Attendance 4 Attendance 4 Academic Academic Commercial Commercial Academic St. Patrick St. Patrick Honor Roll 2 Commercial Club Cathedral Homeroom Vice-President Honor Holl 3 Collegian Glee Club Sodality Homeroom Treasurer 2 Glee Club Crusader Intramural Sports Chaminade Club Hui 0' Hawaii 2 Glee Club whittling Club Intramural Sports Intramural Sports Commercial Club Whittling Club ? 1 J W.. H, I5 so Intramural Sports W Q nit if CHUN, DAN FORTH Attendance 4 Academic Collegian 3 Glee Club Intramural Sports CHU N, FRANCIS Y. Attendance 5 Academic Star of the Sea F.R.R.A.C. Glee Club Stamp Club Whittling Club Library Intramural Sports CHUN, JEROLD Y. K. Attendance 4 General Honor Roll 4 Dramatics Intramural Sports ' 54 7948 ag. l I Sea I A c , Future draftsmen work under Brother Waldeck. me gf. ' Mernor et Fidelis . . . Mindful and Faithful. This principle guided us through our years at St. Louis and it will be our beacon as We go into the World to discharge our duties. The Brothers have labored long and hard to instill in us this motto. We heard them CHUN, LAWRENCE KOON WAI CHUN, MICHAEL AH SING CONJUGACION, MELVIN Attendance 3 Attendance 3 JAMES Academic Academic Attendance 7 Honor Roll 1 Sacred Heart Academic Intramural Sports Glee Club St. George Whittling Club Intramural Sports Division Officers Advisor Division Vice-President Homeroom President 4 Radio Club Junior Football Intramural Sports COOPER, WILLIAM HENRY Attendance 8 General St. Patrick Homeroom Vice-President Homeroom Treasurer Band 4 Oratory Dramatics Glee Club Senior Football Senior Baseball 2 Junior Baseball Intramural Sports CORNWELL, HARVEY DONELL Attendance 8 Commercial Homeroom Vice-President Homeroom Secretary Homeroom Treasurer Commercial Club Hui 0' Hawaii Glee Club Intramural Sports ,Q798 Future businessmen practice under Brother Alu. . J . say: Be mindful of your high ideals and always be faithful to them. Through the years all who pass through St. Louis carry with them this principle. We, too, will have it with us, to cherish it and strive to enhance it. CORREIA, RUDOLPH N. Attendance 7 Academic St. John Honor Roll 1 Homeroom Secretary Camera Club Whittling Club Intramural Sports CUMMINS. BRICKWOOD DACOSCOS, GEORGE Attendance 12 Attendance 3 Commercial General Star of the Sta Sl, Thgrega F.R.R.A.C. 2 Sodality 2 Commercial Club Hui 0' Hawaii Glee Club Intramural Sports F.R.R.A.C. 2 Senior Football Junior Football 2 Junior Basketball Intramural Sports EBRIGHT, CHARLES ALFRED Attendance 10 General St. Anthony intramural Sports DUARTE, ARNOLD JEROME Attendance 4 Commercial St. Augustine Commercial Club Orchestra Intramural Sports DORROUGH, ROBERT ASHLEY Attendance 6 General St. Theresa Sodality 2 Chaminade Club 3 F.R.R.A.C. Library 'HQ .fd ,N . 1 5-3 REYES DOANE, KENNETH Attendance 12 Commercial Homeroom President Commercial Club Lettermen's Club, President Senior Football 3 Junior Football Swimming Golf Intramural Sports DOLIM, JOHN, JR, Attendance 4 Commercial St. Patrick Homeroom Secretary Crusader Commercial Club Hui 0' Hawaii intramural Sports 2 FERNANDEZ, ROBERT JOSEPH Attendance 3 General St. Theresa Honor Roll 2 Homeroom Vice-President Band Glee Club Lettermen's Club Rifle Club Senior Football Senior Baseball Intramural Sports FOLEY, RALPH BERNARD Attendance 12 Academic St. Patrick Wliittling Club Intramural Sports FRAGA, JOHN ALEXANDER Attendance 4 Commercial St. Patrick F.R,R,A.C. 2 Commercial Club Hui 0' Hawaii 2 Glee Club Junior Police 2 Usher Intramural Sports i.....J 'af' X . FARM, GEORGE K. Attendance 10 General St, Patrick Homeroom Vice-President 2 F.R.R.A.C. Hui 0' Hawaii 2 Glee Club Whittling Club Intramural Sports W X X ENOS, HENRY MANUEL ENOS, HAROLD JOHN Attendance 12 Attendance 12 Commercial Academic St. Patrick St. Patrick F.R.R.A.C. 2 Chaminade Club Crusader F.R.R.A.C, Band 4 Band 4 Orchestra Glee Club Hui 0' Hawaii Intramural Sports Glee Club Camera Club Whittling Club Junior Police Intramural Sports 'hfhai Four years aqo it was a dream. Now its reality. Commencement! It's a small arid simple word, but what meaniriqs it holds for us! From the steps of our Alma Mater, we walk orito the road marked The World. We commence our life in this adult world, which is beset with difficulties we have never before Seniors smile for the photographer. asf - ,I' Preparing the protector for a movie. ' Jloldal experienced in the classroom. But we have been pre- pared tor this. We have been told what Commence- ment really means. We have been shown the way. lt now remains for us to prove that the efforts of our teachers and the saorihces ot our parents have not been in vain. FRAGAS, THOMAS ILAE FUKUHARA, GEORGE MINORU Attendance 7 Attendance 4 Academic Academic St. Anthony Cathedral Honor Roll 1 Honor Roll 3 Camera Club Crusader Junior Police 3 Intramural Sports Camera Club Intramural Sports 'S fr-4 FUKUMAE, CLARENCE K. Attendance b General St. Elizabeth Sodality Hui 0' Hawaii Glee Club Whittling Club Intramural Sports GOO, EUGENE S. Y. Attendance 4 Commercial Commercial Club Hui 0' Hawaii Glee Club wnittlmg Club Intramural Sports GOEAS, EDWARD ARTHUR, Attendance 8 Academic Sacred Heart Band 4 Orchestra 2 Glee Club Intramural Sports GASPAR, KENNETH ELAS Attendance 4 General Cathedral Glee Club Junior Police Senior Basketball 2 Junior Football Junior Baseball Intramural Sports J le in .. K They want speed, speed and more speed. fl? GOTO, RICHARD S. Attendance 3 Academic Glee Club Dramatics Whittling Club Lettermen's Club Senior Baseball 3 Junior Basketball Intramural Sports 38 GRAFF, HAROLD WlNFRED,'JR. Attendance 12 Commercial Blessed Sacrament Homeroom Vice-President Commercial Club Hui O' Hawaii Intramural Sports GRIEP, FRANCIS HUBERT Attendance 8 Commercial St. Anthony Commercial Club Band 4 Senior Basketball 2 Junior Basketball Intramural Sports HAKUOLE, HAROLD Attendance 12 General St. Anthony Honor Roll 2 Homeroom Treasur Commercial Club Hui 0' Hawaii 2 Glee Club Intramural Sports K. EI' 2 HEU, MORRIS N. M Attendance 6 Academic Camera Club Stamp Club Whittling Club Intramural Sports ff HO, ALEXANDER Y. S. Attendance 4 Academic Blessed Sacrament Sodality 2 Chaminade Club Glee Club Whittling Club Junior Police Usher 2 Intramural Sports 798 rg, 4 HO, HERBERT S. Y. Attendance 4 Academic Star of the Sea Honor Roll 4 Division Secretary 3 Homeroom Secretary 4 Sodality 2, President Chaminade Club 2, President F.R.R.A.C. Collegian 3, Editor Crusader, Editor Camera Club Glee Club HU, HERMAN HAROLD Attendance 4 Academic Cathedral Honor Roll 1 Collegian Lettermen's Club Junior Baseball Intramural Sports HUGO, EMIL SHIGERU Attendance 4 F.R.R.A.C. wnmnng Club Y SLID, President Baseball Manager 2 Intramural Sports Young, Chun and Tam concentrate on their worm. 9 --Q claus ' au-Q or lllllllllili - , - 5.-A. .,. -..- -. 1 -, ...A- '-Q-ul---1 -1-1--. -... .. -1-.-as-2, - HUTCHISON, ROBERT KEMAMO Attendance 12 General St. Philomena Sodality 2 Collegian 4 Crusader Band 3 Orchestra Dramatics Intramural Sports HYATT, CHARLES SPENCER GREGORY Attendance 4 General St. Theresa F.R.R.A.C. Band 2 Glee Club IKENAGA, HERBERT ING, RONALD H. KAAIKAULA, CLINTON KAICHI, WALLACE YOSHITO STEPHEN Attendance 12 SHERWOOD Attendance 7 Attendance 7 Academic Attendance 5 Academic Academic Homeroom President Commercial Cathedral Sacred Heart Homeroom Vice-President St. Augustine Sodality F.R.R.A,C, Hui 0' Hawaii Division President Camera Club Senior Football Senior Baseball 2 Junior Football Junior Baseball Intramural Sports Oratory Whittling Club Lettermen's Club Senior Football 2 Junior Football Homeroom President F.R.R.A.C. 2 Commercial Club 2 Hui 0' Hawaii 2 Intramural Sports KEALA, FRANCIS A, Attendance 10 Academic Schofield Post Chapel Hui 0' Hawaii Camera Club Stamp Club Whittling Club Junior Police 2 Usher Lettermen's Club Senior Football Junior Football Intramural Sports Swimming Intramural Sports I KAWANO, WALTER MASAO Attendance 6 Academic Lettermen's Club Senior Football 2 Junior Football Junior Basketball Intramural Sports KAM, GERALD Attendance 4 Academic Cathedral Sodality 2 Orchestra 3 Glee Club Rifle Club Intramural Sports X i l 40 KEKOA, RAYMOND SPROAT K. Attendance 9 Academic Junior Police lntramural Sports ,cies KRUGER, HAROLD YOUNG Attendance 12 Commercial Holy Trinity F.R.R.A.C. Commercial Club Band 4 Baseball 2 Intramural Sports 2' KIM, HAROLD LAWRENCE Attendance 5 Commercial St. Patrick Homeroom Vice-President Sodality F.R.R,A.C. Commercial Club Hui 0' Hawaii Glee Club Lettermen's Club Junior Fcotball Junior Basketball Junior Baseball Intramural Sports 'Z' KOP, DANIEL KAM WAH KIM, SIDNEY CHARLES KIM, HAROLD OH NUM Attendance 3 Attendance 5 Attendance 4 Academic Academic Academic Rifle Club St. Patrick St. Theresa Golf 3 Hui 0' Hawaii Homeroom Secretary Intramural Sports Glee Club Sodality 2 Whittling Club Chaminade Club Poster Club F.R.R.A.C. 2 KUBOTA, AKIRA MATTHEW Attendance 4 Academic St. George Honor Roll 2 Homeroom Secretary Sodality Glee Club Camera Club Whittllng Club Lettermen's Club Senior Baseball Junior Baseball Intramural Sports Intramural Sports Whittling Club Intramural Sports KUNIMUNE, HARRY H. KURATA, FRANCIS E. Attendance 4 Attendance 8 Academic Academic Glee Club Band Intramural Sports Glee Club Whittling Club Usher Lettermen's Club Senior Football Junior Football Intramural Sports KURATA, HERBERT Attendance 3 Commercial St. Patrick F,R.R.A.C. 2 Commercial Club Intramural Sports LAM, ERNEST .l ' -1 'gr . LAKE, THOMAS CHARLES Attendance 12 General Star of the Sea Band R.fle Club Intramural Spcrts LAM, DANIEL SUN Attendance 6 Commercial Commercial Club Intramural Spo'ts LAM, DONALD G. Attendance 7 Academic Glee Club 3798 L- . 'lt 9' N U ss 35 .fsgw . V ' . Investigating the nature of electricity. '..0g,5f,.l0.LLl:zL, The Spirit ot St. Louis is unique. It is hard to define, but it is somethinq that seems to get into the blood and marrow, and is never lost. You see it best in the men ot Attendance 4 Academic Sacred Heart Honor Roll 4 Sodality Collegian 2 Crusader Camera Club Whittling Club Intramural Sports St. Louis themselves. You see it when a crowd of stu- dents chat with a Brother: you see their respect and admiration for him. You see it in the athletic teams S. S. LAU, CHARLES T. Q. LAU, GEORGE K. LAU, GILBERT T. C. LEE, JAMES YEW SUN Attendance 4 Attendance 9 Attendance 4 Attendance 4 Commercial Commercial Academic Academic Commercial Club Commercial Club Honor Roll 4 St. Theresa Whittlin Club Hui 0' Hawaii 2 Glee Club Sodality 2 9 Intramural Sports Glee Club Camera Club Usher Intramural Sports Whittling Club Intramural Sports Whittling Club Junior Baseball Intramural Sports IS f A AN 9 '1 ' E2 ,Din . 1,1 Y fi: I U 5 . Knowledge helps build better citizens. I O O O I digging in against odds. You see it in the way the stu- dents cheerfully donate to the missions and help in the various drives. lt's a living spirit. lt is shown by actions and it never dies. We have irnbibed this spirit. We must be guided by it in our future lives to the success and happiness of true Christian men. LEE, HARRY HUNG Attendance 7 Academic Glee Club Camera Club Stamp Club Whittling Club Poster Club Junior Police Intramural Sports CHANG LEE, LAWRENCE S. K. Attendance 4 Academic Sacred Heart Hui 0' Hawaii Whittling Club Usher Intramural Sports LEONG, WALTER S, F. Attendance 4 Academic Whittling Club Intramural Sports LEONG, KENNETH Attendance 12 Academic St. Anthony Lettermen's Club Senior Football 2 Junior Football Junior Basketball Intramural Sports LENCHANKO, ALEXANDER Attendance 3 Academic St. Theresa Intramural Sports -A 1 LEE, SAMUEL SANG HOY LEE, SUN Attendance 8 Academic Glee Club Stamp Club Whittling Club Poster Club Swimming Intramural Sports A1 Q: wwfi R fix if LEE, WILLARD K. S Attendance 4 Academic Camera Club Rifle Club Junior Police Intramural Sports Q 37 .I N LOGGINS, JOHN Attendance 4 General St. John Sodality Chaminade Club 3 Band 3 L00, HARRY YEN VAU Attendance 4 General Glee Club Whittling Club Poster Club Intramural Sports LOOK, JOSEPH K. C. Attendance 4 General Cathedral Homeroom Treasurer Lettermen's Club Senior Football Junior Football Junior Basketball Intramural Sports Au , F t fa, 5 LIU, PAUL EVERETT LINO, NORMAN JAMES LINDO, ROY Attendance 4 Attendance 10 Attendance 4 Academic Academic Commercial St. Augustine St. Augustine Blessed Sacrament Glee Club Library 3 Honor Rcll 4 Intramural Sports Poster Club Homeroom Secretary Rifle Club F,R,R.A.C. Commercial Club Hui 0' Hawaii SLID Intramural Sports Despite the glamour and qladness at graduation it is obvious that not all araduates are happy. Not a lew ot us feel sad that we rnust leave the Alma Mater that we have loved ever since we entered its portals, perhaps never to visit it aaain. Making good use of Bertram Library. I FQ, r A ZA Q -1 Entertaining the student body. While poiclcirtq the hooks to leove, lel us foreqo the thought thot we ore seveririq relotiorts with our School. lrtsleod, the porliriq should slreriqiheri those relotlioris. We must olwoys keep iri mind the fixture welfcire ol our Almfr Mater. LOOK, KWAI TONG LUM, CHARLES TUNG CHO LUM, FRANCIS KAHOU Attendance 4 Attendance 4 Attendance 7 Academic Academic Commercial Homeroom Vice-President Homerocm Treasurer Band 2 Glee Club Camera Club Stamp Club Whittling Club 2 Poster Club Usher Intramural Sports Honor Roll 3 Homeroom Treasurer Collegian 3 Crusader Glee Club Oratory Stamp Club Camera Club Intramural Sports St. Stephen Honor Roll 1 Division Vice-President Horneroom President Homeroom Secretary Sodality F,R.R.A.C. 2 Crusader Commercial Club Hui 0' Hawaii Z Glee Club Camera Club Lettermenls Club Gclf 3 Junior Football Intramural Sports d f LUM, HENRY MUN LEONG Attendance 4 General Glee Club LUM, GEORGE C. L. Attendance 4 Academic Sacred Heart Camera Club Junior Football Intramural Sports LUlVl, FRANK KEE Attendance 4 Commercial Cathedral Commercial Club 2 Band Glee Club Whittling Club Rifle Club Intramural Sports .4 at it ,, , 'YA 'Q I - .-gi 3 -T ,E 1, slr, ,afg- x-3 Seniors make use of their study period. f as Attendance 9 General St. Philomena Crusader MAMIYA, GEORGE IWAO Attendance 4 Academic Hui 0' Hawaii Glee Club Stamp Club Intramural Sports St. Theresa LUM, RAYMOND DUCK SUNG, JR. Attendance 3 General Sacred Heart Honor Roll 3 Band 3 Glee Club Camera Club Stam Club P Whittling Club Poster Club Intramural Sp 46 orts LUNING, ALAN K. Attendance 12 Academic Star of the Sea Honor Roll 4 Division President Division Vice-President Homeroom President 3 Horneroom Vice-President Glee Club Intramural Sports MAHUKA, NORMAN K. Attendance 4 Academic Cathedral Hcmeroom Treasu Hui 0' Hawaii Glee Club Camera Club Stamp Club Lettermen's Club Senior Fcotball 2 Junior Football Junior Baseball Swimming 2 Intramural Sports FEV Senior Football 2 Junior Football Junior Baseball 2 Junicr Basketball Intramural Sports MARKHAM, CLARENCE JR 41,195 KEKAPUHILI A tendance 9 Academic St, Joseph F.R.R.A.C. Usher Rifle Club MARTIN, HENRY I MARTIN, RAPHAEL Attendance 3 MAU STEVEN Attendance 12 Academic St. Patrick Division Vice-President Homeroom Vice-President Band 3 Hui 0' Hawaii Commercial St. Patrick Sodality F.R.R.A.C. 3 Commercial Club 2 Hui 0' Hawaii Camera Club Whittling Club Lettermen's Club Senior Football Swimming Camera Club Whittling Club Junior Basketball Intramural Sports 1 MENDONCA, HOWARD ROY Attendance 12 Commercial St. Patrick F.R.R.A.C. 4 MAU, WILFRED KIM Pom: EfQ':'Q'j Q'a' club Attendance 7 Academic Junior Pclice Intramural Sports Kekoa, Choy and Wong read the Ccllegian. 6.51 'T,'lnnv-- 'Z ' MEN DONCA, ROLAND Attendance Academic Star of the Sodality F.R.R.A.C. Hui 0' Haw Glee Club Rifle Club Intramural 48 ROBERT 3 Sea aii 2 Sports MIKI, ROBERT T. Attendance 8 Academic Honor Roll 2 Crusader Glee Club Camera Club Stamp Club 3 Whittling Club Intramural Sports NAKAMURA, MANABU Attendance 4 Academic Sacred Heart Honor Roll 4 Crusader Intramural Sports MIRANDA, JOSEPH FREITAS MITSUNAGA, ADAM MOCHIZUKI, PETER TOSHIO Attendance 7 SHIGESU Attendance 4 Commercial Attendance 3 General I Immaculate Conception Academic St. Patrick Commercial Club Intramural Sports Sodality Intramural Sports NAITO, CARL MICHAEL Y0 Attendance 6 Commercial Sacred Heart Honor Roll 4 Commercial Club Stamp Club Rifle Club Intramural Sports NEWTSON, RUDOLPH WILLIAM Attendance 4 Commercial Blessed Sacrament F.R.R.A.C. Commercial Club Hui O' Hawaii Senior Basketball 2 Intramural Sports MOW, RICHAR Attendance 4 Academic Honor Roll 2 Camera Club D Stamp Club Whittling Club Lettermen's Club Junior Baseball 2 Intramural Sports 8 f I 1798 SOLIDUM, WILLIAM SALVADOR Attendance 6 Academic Cathedral Glee Club Camera Club Stamp Club Whittling Club Intramural Sports SOARES WILFRED CLIFFORD Attendance 7 General St. Patrick Division Treasurer Homeroom President Homeroom Treasurer 2 F.R,R.A.C. Band 4 Glee Club Stamp Club They help Brother Aiu deliver the toys. ,c so-rg m of excitement before a big game, the serene moments we Junior Police Whittling Club Lettermen's Club Senior Football 2 Junior Football Junior Baseball Intramural Sports WM- spent together in the chapel, the shouts of good fellow- SIU WAYNE ship across the campus. These scenes will always be 21lef1dff1Ce3 EUETEI with us, and when we think of them We think of our Alma Mater, St. Louis College. SEU, JAMES KWAI Attendance 7 Academic Hui 0' Hawaii Glee Club Whittling Club Junior Police Intramural Sports SHAW, JOHN HAROLD SHIGEMURA, GEORGE Attendance 7 Attgndancg 4 Academic Academic St. Patrick Cathedral Honor Roll 4 Homeroom President Homeroom Secretary Whittling Club Intramural Sports Stamp Club Junior Baseball Intramural Sports 2 SHIMOKO, JAMES ISAO Attendance 6 Commercial Crusader, Business Manager Commercial Club Band 4 Hui 0' Hawaii Glee Club Whittling Club Intramural Sports SIU, WALTER Y. T Attendance 7 Academic Crusader Camera Club Junior Police Usher Intramural Sports all 1- SYLVESTER, MANUEL REGINALD Attendance 3 Academic Star of the Sea Honor Roll 3 Homeroom Vice-President Glee Club Camera Club Stamp Club Whittling Club Junior Police Poster Club Intramural Sports TAKASE, THEODORE Y., JR Attendance 4 Commercial Sacred Heart F,R.R.A,C. 2 Crusader Commercial Club Junior Baseball Intramural Sports TAKATA, CLARENCE MITSURU Attendance 3 Commercial Honor Roll 3 Division Vice-President Homeroom President Commercial Club Lettermen's Club Senior Football 3 Senior Baseball 3 Senior Basketball Junior Basketball SUMIDA, WALLACE SHIGERU SUGITA, JAMES Y. SUE, CLAYTON YUEN TONG Attendance 7 Academic Crusader Glee Club, President Camera Club Attendance 6 Attendance 6 Commercial Commercial Sacred Heart Commercial Club F,R.R.A.C. Intramural Sports Collegian Crusader Commercial Club Glee Club Poster Club, President intramural Sports Jdhlwlu The farewell must be spoken at last. To our teachers and fellow Crusaders we bid a fond . . . Aloha! As we depart from the halls of Alma Mater we pledge lo be faithful to the Red and Blue. The red should encourage us to struggle always in the right. The blue should remind us lo preserve the purity of our souls for the glory of Mary, the Mother of God. We pass, Taking time out to enjoy the l-lawaiian sun. Ci l 'rv' TOM, JAMES QUON KWOCK Attendance 7 Academic Honor Roll 3 TOLEDO, ROBERT Attendance 10 General St. Patrick Band 3 Glee Club Whittling Club Library Junior Police lntramural Sports These students will make good office workers. TH RONAS, SAMUEL M2442 F with some degree of regret at our leaving school, to other fields of endeavor in the world of alfairs. We begin to realize now, and we shall realize rnore fully as the years progress the real debt of gratitude that we owe our school. We say farewell then, with the prayer that we may have courage and perseverance to attain the success and happiness of true Christian gentlemen. TAM, CLEMENT W. S. TEIXEIRA, WALTER THOMAS, RUDOLPH C, Attendance 9 FRANCIS Attendance 5 Academic Attendance 8 Academic Honor Rcll 4 Commercial Star of the Sea- Homercom President 3 St. Philomena Homerwm PV95'59 '- Crusader Honor Roll 2 Cf'-ISBUCI' Glee Club Commercial Club GIGS Cl'-lb Senior Baseball Band 4 Rifle Club Junior Baseball Orchestra 2 Cheerleader 4 lntramural Sports Glee Club Junior Baseball whittling Club lntramural Sports lntramural Sports Attendance 4 Academic Honor Roll 1 Homeroom Vice-President Glee Club Oratory Rifle Club 'wr ,..1 t ,,,, ,A Q A T' H92 A 'Ula TYAU WALTER Attendance 7 General F R R A C Crusader Hut 0 Hawau Camera Club Usher Intramural S o Il 'YI VIDA HENRY CORNWELL VIELA ARCHIBALD Attendance 10 Academlc St Patrick Homeroom Presudent Homeroom Treasurer 2 Band 4 Hun O Hawan p rts Camera Club Whlttllng Club Cheerleader Jumor Baseball Intramural Sports WONG CHARLES GREGORY JR Attendance 8 Commercial Star ofthe Sea Duvuslon Treasurer 3 Homeroom Treasurer Sodallty F R R A C 2 Commercual Club Glee Club Lettermen s Club Sensor Football 2 Semor Baseball Jumor Football Jumor Baseball Jumor Basketball 2 Attendance 2 Commerctal Honor Roll 2 Commercual Club Hut 0 Hawan Glee Club Camera Club Intramural Sports KONA VIERRA GEORGE JOHN VILLAREN IRENIO WHITE RANDALL K WATT WALTER H Attendance 4 Academnc Cathedral Glee Club Stamp Club Cheerleader Intramural Sports Attendance 4 Academuc St Theresa Honor Roll 2 Senlor Baseball Intramural Sports Attendance 4 General St Anthony Glee Club Camera Club Whnttlmg Club Intramural Sports 54 ..-.....l WONG, KENNETH CHUNG Attendance 4 Academic DAI vi YANTE JR Attendance 3 Academlc St Anthony Jumor Football 798 WONG, PETER KIN Attendance 3 General St. Theresa Sodality 2 F.R.R.A.C. Poster Club Intramural Sports TING as 41' Q K . si' any YEE, DANIEL VIN NING YAP, GILBERT WONG, WILFRED Attendance 7 Attendance 4 Attendance 4 Academic Academic Academic Honor Roll 3 Star of the Sea St. Patrick Homeroom Vice-President 2 F,R.R.A.C. 3 F-R-R-A-0 Homeroom Secretary Glee Club Slam? Club Collegian 3 Camera Club Intramural SP0fl5 Crusader Rifle Club Band 4 Intramural Sports Dramatics Camera Club Whittling Club Intramural Sports YEE, WILLIAM WING CHONG Attendance 12 Academic Collegian Band Whittling Club Usher YIM, HENRY HONG LOY Attendance 4 Academic St. Ann Honor Roll 3 Homeroom Vice-President Sodality 2 Crusader Glee Club Camera Club Intramural Sports 798 YOMES, JOHN IOKIA Attendance 12 Commercial St. Anthony F.R.R.A.C. Commercial Club 2 Band Hui 0' Hawaii 2 Junior Police Usher Senior Basketball Junior Football Junior Basketball Intramural Sports YOSHINO, CLARENCE SATORU Attendance 6 Academic St. Patrick Honor Roll 4 Homeroom Treasurer Sodality Crusader Junior Police Intramural Sports WONG, SAMUEL J. 3 Attendance 5 Academic St, Patrick Glee Club Oratory Camera Club Stamp Club 3 Whittling Club Intramural Sports YOUNG, RICHARD B Attendance 3 Academic St. Theresa Sodality Z Camera Club Rifle Club Poster Club Intramural Sports 'S JM 5 We have come to the end of our preparation hut lor you the undergraduates the prepara tion is not over You are now learnina the things we have learned Upon your efforts rests the her on the road to future fame and qlory L1sten to your teachers and show all the trust they have placed in you for soon you too shall be ain your quest for happiness your search for the Holy Grail destiny of Saint Louis. It is up to you to guide bi rg' v 5+ N 6' 8 1 73 3 r T f S X . tv., ,H Q. I1 DR rc S i x I 'sw- s - 1 'E I, ,X F jx, f f- - Q- Q f , , .V ' AT: 0 :Lili O - R ' 1 .ao x Q NK Y f L ':. J. L -x w r. .11 E 6 w .uv 4 I 1 ,F 6 , nfxx fs. 3 ' .Q Y if Q: 3 Q T gg,,L,gui VJ ' Ml ,S 2 'S fa X, x a ' T Q 'SR ROI. T1-ft if vft E G 'V H H- fu J. Wcfg H E1-T R G31 H Gio '.' C'c:kf'tt Fw'-avdez. FOLRTH ROW W K vue P.Swc1f'S 'X Sue '. '.'f-L... K Kevin P Lwyg R Errig THIRD ROW A A '11 H 'ffyff' C fwgi R Fc ,fAiF A DQCTNIQ .'. Hee J, Brawl. SECOND ROW .N TNQ L Cfffea J. LANKA A J, Lennie, P 'Jccv' Sears-amy Wsfg Preswdem T Nakawa B..- Hesi '.'a Ag9r G. Kam.-.JJ ' Your Q Trmsuref T ROW IPM to rxghl: A Oku C 'Ji an '. , E. MJQNAQ1: FIFTH ROW H, Cwzwg A. WTHS C rexa, V, gem L. Lopez B - eve , F H ROW: E. Lau . n, S. Ching, J. O . , C Fllirkhww THIRD R W , . T. . O ' Ymwawwolo, W Beamer, M. Slim H B:5d,R.1'.'MKvn'gL1e,A.Hc SEC OWU ROVV V. PPM, F. RCAWIO H '.'.u. B Wfmg H PCVH- '.1 T fl .'.C Q. FRONT ROS' A. LLVH R Rc! grates, M. Saves, H, K.1T.1u.-,.1.4 G. LEP, T. GCC G. Lfloug 1 'OR wow Tm me 'yu S cw, C L- 'CR T1 'Z S-' :'1 V. e-DMM Z'-'i A, HQ! v.--' Fvxt :Wx IW! O Uni' FIFTH ROI, D D-1'Cf'if-X DUN twlf L Gcw, T 'f..rf3' R. An. R Faq R S, E J K, AMAA FOURTH ROI. C ..'Xt:v F A.. J Ar.1.f.O 5 F'--iw L E C L::' THIRQ R33 J G A-J.. K. ON' ': R Fw 1.25 E, Gow-R C. Youg H Dawg- SECOND ROA E HJ-'V 'ua '.' LAL. 'J Lf-9, A, Lcc L. Zn.tif- wmv B Ag -.2 FRONT Goh. Q R,.,.L ' F.., :t: E wiv- H 'fi' Q-A. R YM' .'. T - .. V' 'JZSSEXG 'T .2 Fwy C H3 R S' Dem Cruz, H. Mau, A. Lee, E Dcvg, FRONT ROW: L. Furmc. TOP ROW, left to right: C. Ho, G. Oda, G. Beckley, M. Young, P. Garcia, B. Chun, A. Kawano, F. Kong, W. Lee, G. Ku. THIRD ROW: D. Hee, A. Yuen, C. McCreadie, F. Lock, E. Aiu, D. Funai, C. Sereno, D. Low, A. Batungbacal. SECOND ROW: H. Lazo, H. Furumoto, H. Hee R. Prrnicpic, J. Yamane, S. Chang, A. Chang, L. Chun, S. Ching, D. Holtz. FRONT ROW: C. Pang, M. Kaahanui, D. Hanaike, W. Felix, F. Ancheta, D. Meyer, H. Kaneshiro, J. Go, D. Lim, W. Lee. TOP ROW, left to right: R. Santos, G. Lee, E. Chang, L. 0'SuIlivan, E. Decorte, R. Pimental, E. Paoa, J. Bruhn, D. Serrao, B. Lum. THIRD ROW: K. Gomes, H. Yee, H. Nogu- chi, G. Nakamura, S. Ambo, W. Kaaikiola, R. Wong, R. Ishirnoto, A. Chun, L. Perry. SECOND ROW: L. Takao, F, Demain, R. Wong, A. Nagai, C. Rodrigues, W. Ludloff, C. Pong, R. Nakahara, M. Luke, A. Yoro. FRONT ROW: W. Young, C. Chun, Y. C. Toni, D. Lee, N. Vas- concellos, D. Camacho, S. Schubert, A. Wonq, E. Tasaki, W. Pang. . at ry, X . The Iuniors advanced in rank and in enthusiasm. Soon they will assume the honors and responsibilities of Seniors. But their blitheness is somewhat tempered by the realization ot the short time left to them. This, however, only makes them more de- termined to make the best of their last cycle ot IICIDPY hiah school days and staunch friendshios, and to carry to new heiqhts the banner ot their Alma Mater. cn.Ass orriczns W2 curms Ho, Treasurer PAUL MOON, Secretary THOMAS WONG, President DAVID MEYER, Vice-President is-,.. .sfpfw Q M 4 f J W W 6 I U V 1M gre gr' ,nv KW f 3 if 4' T 4 in I 4. -ff :I CX W I .atb 1 fl fi so af I tv 1 ON, sppfw :L TOP ROW, left to right: V. Martin, A. Noguchi. FIFTH ROWS G. Sa- koda, M. Luni, J. Nobr' a, J. Pancho, A. Akana, A. Lung. Goo. FOURTH ROW: R. Aldrich, R. Reis, W. Amaki, E. Schweitzer, J, Stasz- kow, L. Fragas, M. Marino. THIRD ROW: W, Hong, J. Kauhane, S. Kagesa, A. Nagai, H. Hee, E. Koike, W. Lum, A, Perreira. SECOND ROW: K. Ai Chang, K. Wong, L. Kau, W. Au, F. Arake, E, Ching, H, Chong, N, Ho. FRONT ROW: F. Bautista, H. Chun, J, Kuapahi, P. Moon, A, Lau, A. Uchida, H. Wong, V. Chun. ,Svphanwm 6' TOP ROW, lelt to right: E. Chang R. Nakeinaru, W. Jung, R. Lee, FIFTH ROW: H, Foster, H. Nakata, R. Leong, R. Leong, G. Soriano. FOURTH ROW: J. Burns, P. Ban' tista, E. Ho, L. Chun, D, Yuen, C. Oyanm, L. Welker. THIRD ROW: A. Ccniugacicn, A. Fernandez, W. Trainum, T. Loo, A. Perry, H. Honda, R. Murata, R. Wong. SEC- OND ROW: J. Palastra, A. Goniez F. Au, D, Shirley, K. Chang, T. Mcrita, P, Akau. FRONT ROW: B Okamoto, J. Lau, J. Souza, F, Shiniabukuro, E, Rapoza, S. Chun, H. Fong, R. Perez, S. Yamamoto, S. Chang. Svpfw 6' TOP ROW, left to right: S. Na- hcopii, L. Cullen. FIFTH ROW: M. Nau, H. Jarrett, F. Meyer, E, Hano- hano, V. Fernandez, H, Vasper. FOURTH ROW: A. Almeida, R, Fuinncto, E, Yuen, W, Kobayashi, R. Kaneshiro, J. Halualani. THIRD ROW: W. Bannister, R. Ching, K. Wong, F, Soon, L. Nobriga, A. Takase, M, Charnbrello, H, Lee. SECOND ROW: F. Coelhu, C. Lake, W. Miyahira, A. Estiamba, E. Soli' dum, C. Reves, B. Choy, T, Freitas. FRONT ROW: H. Nathaniel, W, Fujikawa, H. Costa, R. Oba, J, Dias, S, Akrai, R. Runkle, G. Nakasone. j Q TOP ROW, left to right: R. Dorego, C. Lee, A. Kong, E. Hoke, P. Fen- ner, A. Moniz, R. Sing, FOURTH ROW: J. Machado, C. Gardner, J, Rowe, G. Balino, L. Andrade, M. White, L. Moldenhauer. THIRD ROW: W. Murakami, G. Silva, J. Leonida, W. Bishop, D, Pachecco, G. Pang, H. Barrett, H. Auerbach. SECOND ROW: A. Chun, T. Paul, R. Goeas, J. Kaupiko, M. Auerbach, H. Leong, R. Young, E. Shea, C, Medeiros. FRONT ROW: R, Martin, R. Suinn, A. Chong, M. Chun, R. Laing, G. Pekelo, J. Balcita, A. Bowling. MISSING: P. Ching, C. Tang. ,EIQT . lt, i -. 4 , l ,Hu H1332 21 11-'. Ar, ,fly 4 5- . .L ' ' Q , V ft ,H :ae - A lla 6 f I is X S . T is X . x snr 3 6 TOP ROW, left to right: A. Enos A. DeRego, G. Lomeli, V. Freitas J. Kamaka, C. Aiu, A. Keawe FOURTH ROW: B. Demain, C. Tas sill, W. Won, R. Miyata, H. Ro sario, W. Mendes, R. Oyama, R Mattos. THIRD ROW: J. Arruda, J Correia, A. Forsythe, K. Nitta, B Dolan, M. Clement, C. Lindsey, S Ching. SECOND ROW: H. DeCosta A. Ramos, H. Kam, E. Hosaka, A Freitas, R. Fernandez, H. Chock, F Torres. FRONT ROW: W. Kagawa R. Ichimura, J. Castanha, E. Hee R. Hee, B. Hashitate, R. Ubasa, Pl Chong, MISSING: G. Marks. S 1 G S..-1 ,.,, VA! Q L ' teazg, me 3 N 'QL 1 ti -3' shi V Y? - - R ny 'wi' Z I U- V1 I ': Jeff I 5 ,Q .L :- Rm.- zlz . , . ,Sift x I 4 ' Visa: ,Jn Q, K vsw,isN -43' 3' X 'V ' i at-Wi' hw .hum T- , v 28 fl Q an 9 is 42 HONIEROONI After eight years ot grade school, the Freshmen entered high school and were immediately introduced to the Spirit ot St. Louis. Taking a little while to get ac- quainted with their new surroundings, they applied themselves and took their training well. Varied but basic information culled in this first year set the stage for deeper and more specialized knowledge. The Freshman year was not the time to take it easy and the Froshies clidn't. PRESIDENTS Left to right: ARTHUR HO, Freshman A REGINALD HO, Freshman B ALLEN WON, Freshman C ALBERT FORSYTHE, Freshman E HENRY AUFRBACH, Freshman D A . V if .fi ff: Yr bla Hlzadcs Xa, TOP ROW, left to right: J. Kam, H. Freitas, S. Fonseca, R. Arioli, J. Sanchez, D. Sylvester, A. Naone, K. Sereno, L. Celiz. FOURTI-HIROWZ R. Culley, R. Chan, W. Bell, , Broad, J. Infiesto, W. Takeuchi, R. Wata- nabe, M. Vida. THIRD ROW! W. Martin, E. Okada, B. Kea, G. Ah Fu, R. Silva, F. Fujimoto, T. Song, L. Ontai, G. Ontai. SECOND ROW: L. Marks, J. Wright, P. Yray, R. Chun, G. Takasaki, H. Struber, C. Ching, A. Muraoka. FRONT ROW: E. Hircnaka, V. Ching, R. Choo, G, Pang, E. Goo, K. Tanaka, B. Leong, R. Shimbukuro, V. Furumoto. MISSING: L. Carnara, G. Huffman. Hfzado, 86 TOP ROW, left to right: C. Gorospe, R. Naylon, L. Akeo, H. Chock, T. Lum, E, Kalinoski, S. Low, A. Young, R, Plunkett. FOURTH ROW: P. Kam, H. Winston, G. Lee, R. Young, G. Gomes, G. Rodrigues, R. Look, R. Taylor. THIRD ROW: L. Silva, A. Yuen, J. Alvarado. B Correa, H. Pancho, P, Ramos, H. Hunter, H. Kirihara, F, Hosaka. SECOND ROW: T. Ragsac, E. Sasaki, J. Kam T. Chun, R. Leong, F. Indie, H. Ornellas, C. Chang. FRONT ROW: A. Nakamaru, E. Murata, C, Hutchison, J. Ching, R. Tagawa, W. Russell, B. Farolan, J. Chang, H. Ohta, L. Rapoza. ynado. XL TOP ROW, left to right: P, Passa- nisi, D. Richards, R. Okita, C. Akau, T. Kaimuloa, D. Clement, T. Nlotoyama, F. Camara. THIRD ROW: G. llllartin, G. Dias, D, Dung, W. lvlarshall, J, Deveas, H. Chun, R. Freitas, F. Shigeta, J. Tom, N. Chung, A, Fujinaka, R. Lum. SEC- OND ROW: E. Young, P, Kwock, H, Wong, J. Trask, F. Jarrett, A. Shiraki, R. Oyama, L. Spinola, R. Yokota, R. Farclan. FRONT ROW: R. Calistro, W. Ho, G. Ho, W. Chu, A. Tada, G. Wong. E. Ma- chado, B. Chee, T. Lau, MISSING: T, Dunlay, A. Kaaua, R. Like, T. Lum, R. Watanabe. Hfzadv, 711, TOP ROW, left to right: D. Ima- niolo, A. Scott, R, Endler, L, Jones, Rxicens, G. Goeas, FOURTH ROW: L. uen, R. Lewis, N. Ching, W. Tabar, R. Suzuki, H. Freitas, W, Wong. THIRD ROW: H, Renle, W. Kop, H, Aiwohi, G. Ho, L. Hanohano, L. Cabrinha. SECOND ROW: W. Suzaki, N. Suzuki, R, Jones, H. Fujinaka, R, Yama, V. Oshima, G. Young, C. Chun, P. Hironaka, L. Ching, R. Soon. FRONT ROW: D. Torn, J, Byrne, H. Chang, L. Del Rosario, M. Ara- kaki, F. Kiyabu, P. Markham, J. DeVoy, C. Mizuta, K. Ozaki. ymda. b TOP ROW, lefv. to right: S. Souza, L. Jenkins, A. Perez, R. Palastra. FIFTH ROW: C. Wiechert, R. Ching, H. Kam, G, Lau, C. Keltz. FOURTH ROW: R. Wong, L. Keliikoa, G. Anderson, H. Oshiro, R. Miyao, J. Llanto, I. Raphael. THIRD ROW: R. Crawford, A. Jacinth, J. Dunn, R. Inafuka, E. Souza, J. Motoda, A. Jan. SECOND ROW: R. Schu- bert, F, Santos, M. Perry, H. Enos. M. Vierra, J. Centieo, K. Wong, D. McOuay. FRONT ROW: W. Wong, W. Chee, F. Lee, l. Janerio, F. Okada, A. Andrade, W. Nakakura, R. Kagihara. Handel, 7a TOP ROW, left to right: F. Pica- dura, J. Supebedia, J. Kim, R. Rodrigues, A. Maria, L. Gomes, J. Souza. FOURTH ROW: L. Therrein, R. Hiu, P. Minicola, P. Cortez, M. Chan, R. Carr, F. Lum. THIRD ROW: K. Camara, M. Chun, C, Ching, H. Silva, K. Minalo, M. Lau, SECOND ROW. E. Cabrinlia, P. Abiera, H. Cadinha, M. Wond, W. Murphy, G. Jardin, D. Caindec, K. Sakarnoto, M. Chan, C. Duray. FRONT ROW: K, Chun, A. Raqsac, E. Lau, J. Barrels, W. Arnevnann, A. Villoria, W. Morita, A. Saplot, H. Kono. MISSING: M. Chock, B. Lesh, S. Luke. yzzade, 6a, 1 'OP RON If-fx zo mgm: T. Searle, R Vwfrm N. BOND. FIFTH ROW: C.Crm'1 P Dmmy, A DeReqo, R O'-ww C I4.mmI4.m.1, W, Porvmbu, P:-rrum E. Nhlhuko FOURTH ROLE' T I'.I.mIuoI.1 T Frvulas, P. .ifziwvuv O Cummmqw F. Young, '.I, Vx I-'M C. YN' THIRD ROWS D, Power' VXI. Pv'IvmI1w, R. Lvwis, O. Pvmu W. Kupmu R. T.lk.lHTOl0, R 'X'wXPusA4.w.1 F. Wonq. SECOND ROW: J Suvil, C Therrien, F. Ho, J, Irw.1twuk.1 F. Jaworullo R. Shmm- tzwfufc P Matin, R. Carey D. Cncv. FRONT ROW: C Lee, S. T mkmrwfry R. Au l. Mau, J. Swwq' A Ivcu ru FITOHI, W,YSC' yflado. 6b 'OP RON 1e'fLtorTqI1t'E.YelI,W. Aw..3'H XJ. Ho R. I'.'I1'xlLk, A. Chee, G PM-.4 A. Akmu. FIFTH ROWS NI. Lis P 'Noam R Hve, F. Leong S wg: C aww c.LQ.m Fouvmi ROL' J CIP'vv0v't R. Frost, R -CHQ .T Fcrii J. Knu, P. Regan 5 wx 5 STI Hy .J A mu, THIRD ROW, A C'4.2'.-,1 C. Lum, H. Ho, E. Chang J T-vu 1' ITM ,'-. In V. Tcwv. SEC- OXO ROA R Hu B RCVTMIIIO, R. H'-' f M R Fmzvm F. Gouvem E . ' No.1 R CJ-mllo, S, Suu FRO xT RO.'.' FJ. FvrlmHd0Z, S . tim-.X G. 5.1ImL0r.a, E. Lee, H GCN '.' wrQ...1q, M. Taushuua. f .IISSINGZ G Shum. Hlzade, 511, TOP ROLL IMI to ruml: C. Joy, J C,v f1',1 J Pmk FIFTH ROW: H R'-rf. V. Lycm S Corrma, G F1111 NT, Orin, C. Frmms, R. Sai FOLRTH ROW' J. Burns, A. Hug- mx T DIFMIIQ, R. Santiago, R RT-.R E Burrvx, W. Gamer, S, Nam THIRD ROW. N. NIQde4ros, F Uye-d.x E, Ah Moc, F. Arnermo, R F.T.xruuI R, SIM, T. Tong, H. Chun SECOND ROW' W. Chung, NI. Ching G. F.'I.mI4oI.1 G. Rego, J. Oruellas H, A-.um C. Amormo, J. Leong FRONT ROW R Stmvilvr, H Rv-.Tw R Tk.z rwzxku A. Kon, R 'lwwtx D Rxpcm NI YUPH, L '.' L Tucvmx S. Vuflor .1 'hw VISSING: W Ren-vos. Lite spreads out before the graders as they study and plan for the problems ot living in the world of tomorrow. Within Henry Hall, these graders have ditticult studies to master, games in which to par- ticipate, dreams to build. These Little Gen- tlemen of St. Louis anticipate many years more ot study, not merely in the arts and sciences, but also along the more endur- ing channels ot Catholic living. Brother John and the Class of '59 A41 13. li yfzadn. TOP ROW, left to right: Bro. Rob ert, W. Bayne, H. Janeiro, J. Fer reira, L. Ku, C. Uyeda, L. Ditchen A. Akau, Nl. Burns, G. Gorgalves A. Walser. THIRD ROW: W. Fer reira, H. DeNleIlo, C. Schubert, W Bayne, Nl. Gcnsalves, H. Souza, W Ferreira, T. Wong, J, Nliyashiro, B Benevedes. SECOND ROW: F. Pre gil, R. Santos, J. Bortfeld, B Nliura, Nl. Kam, S. Gouveia Pablo, D. Ochiai, R. Silva, Freitas, F. Loo. FRONT ROW: P Nlelear, R. Ho, W. Tcin, G. Ching N. Sniythe, A. Lee, R, Nliura, E Sung, L. Neves, F. Abreu, Nl. Victor IVIISSING: H. Akau, J. Pestana , R T 51zada,7 TOP ROW, left to riqht: W. Cho J. Costa, A. Windfeldt, M. Hong T. Burns, K. Troche, P. Lum, R Tang, F. Ah Yat, R. Alameda THIRD ROW: N. Nagata, A. Yee R. Silva, G. Lagrimas, S. Apoliona R. Dahlin, H. Nlaiiu, A. Nlahiko, D Stone, W. Young, H. DelVleIlo, D Wong. SECOND ROW: C. Ano, S Lum, C. De Veas, L. Greniett Kwock, S, Kort, P. Vierra, Dods, J. Vierra, Nl. Nlcrse, R. Silva FRONT ROW: J. Delvlello, W Weathervvax, L. Silva, C. Teixeira A. Aivvchi, W. Leong, V. Luke, R Luke, C. Teixeira, J. Leong. , R W Arwohr Man F Aklta Dr F Alma Mrs Albert Amagurr Taro Andrade Dr Iames Aokr Dr Apuna Samuel A K lr Au B Azevedo Sgt Stanleyl Bata Shoe Store Blngham Market Boeynaems Lours Brown Annabelle Brown Boot Shop Burns Messenger Servrce Campbell Grocery Carlos Herbert Chang Chong Shar W ng s Dry Goods Chang Nar Man Ch1na Gift Chest Ch1ng George C Chong s Srlk Shop Choo Chun Chun Chun Chun Clark Mrs Rose Ioseph B K Kow Meat Market Mrs Ken Hou Wallace Mrs Charles Clement Rrchard Cocket Mr Wlllram E Coleman Sgt Gottlreb Color Art Shop Costello Frank Cross Roads Servlce Statron Crystal Market Cummrngsmrth Mrs Wrnrtred Dollm Mr and Mrs lamesl? Don s Place Economy Drug Store Els Sundnes Enos Rose Honolulu Clothes Cleanrn Honolulu Dental Supply Honolulu Tobacco Co Hoon W1ll1am Chung I Hualr Store lchmose Mr Inoshrta S low Bo Gln Karmukr Furnrture Store Karmukr Men s Shop Kalrhl Town Dept Store Kamer Dr Edward S Kauhane Karpo R K Kawano Mr I Krm Chow Shoe Store Krng Pharmacy Kmg s Men Wear Krng Wong Yrm Koyama Fred S Kuraoka Tsurgo Kurrsakr Dr I Kwong Tong Chong C Lam Dr Ioseph W Lau Edward Lau S Lee H Leong Boo lewelus Lrberty Dry Goods Lrnns Ta1lor Shop Lobenste1n Mr Albert Luau Supply Lucky Spot Luke Lum Lum Rlchard M C Ruby Mr Yan Chew Marrnello Iewelry Shop Market Muslc Co Ltd Mau s Tavern Mederros Albert P Dr Wrllram W Ioslah W Lum Lum Esprnda M Fa1r Prrce Grrll Farm Mrs R K Federal Iewelers Ererens Er Iuhan Furtado Er Gardner Wrlllam Gomes Marran Goo Mun Lo Gouvera Er Anselm Green George Hadel Sally Hawau Lrquor Co Hawau Photo Supply Hawanan lmportrng Co Hokama Mr K Mederros Arthur Mew H C Meyers Lrlran Mrkr Thomas Mryagawa Mr Morlnlr Meat Center Mur Lan Inn Mun T1n Market Nagata Allen Naluar Mrs Raphael E New Asra Chop Sur Nuno S Nobrrga Nobnga Nonaka Donald Ioseph E Mlss Tanuko Nosse Tom g Shop Nu Enamel Ogata G T Okada M Okamura Mr Henry Ortrz Nrcholas Oyama Mr G Mrs Ozakr Mrs S Rad1o Servrce Center Rad1o Wholesale 61 Suppl o Ramos Rrchard Rees Mr 6. Mrs Wrllrarn Rex T1re G Supply Roberta Beauty Solon S K Lee Eurnrture Store S M Flshrng Club S M A Rad1o Servlce Sanrel Em1l1o Sato Clothrer Scrence Rad1o Servrce Seto Arnsley Sharon Mrs Srlva Sgt Ioseph M Srmpson N G Shrmabuku Mr 61 Mrs M Shlmoko Ernest Shmg Lau Kam Smrth Iames Streamlmer Reducrng Solon Tanaka K Tanaka Rrchard Tatershr Mlss C Tenshodo Iewelers Terado Ir Thom Mrs Irvrne Tuck C A Uekr Mrs Agn s Une Mr T Watt Lum Web Prrnters Wrll Peg Fountarn of Sundr1es Wo Eat Wong Eredale Yano Mr S Yap Reuben Y B C Yrm H L Yoshrmoto Stor Young L Y Young s Department Store Yuen Chong Co Errend Errend Errend Frrend Erlend Errend I I I ' , . . ' l q , , r. l , , f, I H , . s. , . 1. , I, . 1 - I I ' ' , . ., . 1 - VI 'I ' , , ' ' ' YC , I I I . 1 1 - I , ' Er. , - . ' 1 . 1 - ' , , I ' I i 1 1 I ' I I , I , . . I 1 - ' ' o. 1 - - I 1'S I T Chun, Wrllram M. c. Le Boys South Seas , . 1 ' ' 1 - ll . 1 ' V V' V 1 - ' ' , , . II . I ' I I D D , . . I I , . 'I 1 ' ' ew A 1 . . . - f ' ' , - i ' 1 I- , , , I , ' V , ee, . . I ' 9 I I I Z . . , , , . , J . . , jluz,dcfiu Our acttvmes have been helpful rn our prepa ratlon for wrthout them 1t would have been dull and monotonous Students have found relaxa non and sat1sfact1on rn them These var1ous act1v1t1es have brouaht the students and faculty toqether in closer harmony They have molded many lastmq frtendshrps between the students and the faculty and have made us more rnter ested rn school l1fe In dornq these thmqs they have developed and mcreased our 1n1t1at1ve whlch IS a pnrre requtsrte for success on our quest for hapinessfin our quest for the Holy Grail. EW I Ax if o 9 4'- wn::f-X.. I ' .-M. ww. iii i ' ii' Y. H. A, if he ff. lf ij Jim, .Sv The Sodolity of Our Lody, on ossociotiori iounded by the Society ot Iesus ond opproved by the Holy See, is o reliqious body which its nienibers on ordent devotion, love tcword the Blessed Virgin crirns ot fostering in reverence, ond filiol Mary. Through this devotion ond with the protection of so qocd d Mother it seeks to rnotke the foithlul qothered together under Her ridrne good Catholics, sincerely bent on scrncti- lyiriq tiierriselves, ectch in his stole otlife,c1rid zedlous to soye ond sdnctiiy their neiqhbor ond to defend the Church ol lesus Christ oqoinst the ottoclcs ol the wicked. -Coniriiori Rules ol the Sodolities ol Qur Lody FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE SODALISTS TOP ROW, left to right: F. Bau- tista, J, Sakoda, J. Kauhane, E. Osaka, J, Souza, J. Awohi, F. An- daya, T. Loo, J. Alu, W. Won, A. Uchida, L, Fragas. FOURTH ROW: S. Kagesa, T. Wong, G. Soriano, R. Leong, E. Chang, H. Foster, J. Stazkcw, IVI. Lum, P. Moon, THIRD ROW! A. Nnqai, J. Kuapahi, M. Leong, P. Ching, W. Chang, R. Ho, T. Chun, A. Noguchi, L. Welker, E. Schweitzer. SECOND ROW: F. Araki, M. Nlarino, A. Gomez, H. Ching, E, Shea, R. Agor, P. Caalini, C. On Go, V. Chun. FRONT ROW: N. Ho, R, Lee, G. Makini, E, Lee, A. Cabrinha, J. Nobriga, L. Lee, H. Ching, A. Akana. SENIOR AND JUNIOR SODALITY TOP ROW, left to right: R. Naka- hara, H. Furumoto, P, Fonseca, A. Chang, R, Young, L. Choy, J. Chang, A. Ho, J. Alves, J. Loggins, A. Oku, C. Rcdrigues, J. Bruhn, W. Ching, P. Noto, G. Oascoscos, H. Kim, R. Dcrrough, G. Kam L. Fur- tadc, R. Branco, C. Arakaki, L. Takao. SECOND ROW: D. DeFontes, B, Guerrero, G. Lee, P. Garcia, Nl. Q X A Q 11 .-- x,a9,,JM V. L 'F Y ' - if 1 r . 4 . , D, ' ' -- Y 5 ii Be ' tv' - . .4 5 , ra . 'N ,I 1 5' C: ,Q M ,. A f K 1 , . .1 - I . tri-ff f f tr - + 5 ..r ss. an ' at 'fx' 5, Z.. ' ' 'T ' X? P -e ' ,Q . . 1 i 6 i f , L. 5 , - if. - .,. . . - 1 f y fx 4 ,VA 11 1 wg . I i at A .I A . we K . ? 4 K it .L Y' ff l F l ii.. .a a 1 . h T: my h - , QM bll. Mi 1' N , f ,A N M . ' .es -'Q Aw?-i l'-2, Jn ' I 1 K if ,vi i l 3 Sca'es, E. Lau H. Kiln. C. Fer- nandes, A. Wills, D. Sasaki, R. Obata, F. Luin, C. Yoshino, C. Ferreira. FRONT ROW: S. Ambo, C. Pang, B. Wong, P. Wong, H. Yum, R. Hutchison, C. Chun, E. Asato, G. Beckley, J. Araujo, R, Wong, H. Ho, W. Beamer. MISSING: E, Larn. ' f gil, Kafholic, ' Probably no other campus club has helykd us more in Our Quest than the Sodality. Through this organization our lives have been enriched and our ac- tions have been made Catholic Acticn. Every project that the club undertook was for the honor and glory of Mary. Gne of these projects was the selling of Feligious Christmas cards to emphasize the Catholic atmosphere of Christmas. The money from the sales was turned over to purchase goods for the Missions in Iapan. Another project which the Sodahty can be proud of was the Chaminade Tableau produced under Father Thomas Hogan. The nine-scene tableau depicted the life of Father William Chaminade and brought to the student body a better appreciation of the Founder of the So- ciety of Mary. Highlight of the year's activities for the Scdalists was the feast of Qur Lady of Lourdes when forty-two new members were installed in a religious ceremony in the school chapel. This years Sodality was divided into three groups. The Senior Sodality. com- posed of seniors and juniors, was headed by Father joseph Sherry and officers Herbert Ho, Clarence Yoshino. Paul Noto and Robert Hutchison. Brother Herman Fien took charge cf the sophomores with Iohn Kuapahi as president. The Freshmen were under the supervision of Father Thomas Hogan, with Reginald Ho as president. Fathers Hogan and Sherry Install a Student Into the Scdaltty SODALITY OFFICFRS. SITTING: Clarence Yosnmo, vice-prefectq Paul Note se e y STANDING: Robert Hutchison, treasurerg Herbert Ho, prefect Jason Araujo portrays Father Chamtnade nj a tableau presented by the Scdilu ts 2 Nfiwumgrns ost' 3 f S . SENIOR STAFF MEMBERS, sitting, left to right: Charles Choy, feature editor, Danforth Chun, sports editor, Herbert Ho, editor- in-chiefp Charles Lum, managing editor, STANDING: Daniel Yee, assistant business manaqerg Gaylord Beckley, news editor, Robert Hutchison, associate editor, James Alves, associate editor. MISSING: Paul Noto, business manager. rw A I , e--- . -a'e'u+iY -S l3EE,gEnlze,iLi11 Pie IZQIHU i.5 f'nEMon ET FIDBLIS :g ag SITTING, left to right: Henry Kaneshiro, Harry Nathaniel, Libert 0'Sullivan, Kenneth Gomes, Calvin Chun, Andrew Lum, Francis Demain. STANDING: Henry Fong, Fred Au, Clarence Young, John Burns, George Beckley, Edward DeCorte, Valentine Chun, Walter Fujikawa. 'usp J -gaffwzzeym . . Jlmfzus It's Friday afternoon, and the Collegian deadline approaches! Late into the evening, the St. Louis Collegian editors work in a united spirit to meet the dead- line. The school paper brings the Business M literary and journalistic minded a 9'f cam students together on a very im- V-ileZ,,Sf 'f', gm portant activity in school life. ec aallfelfennern ' .. Published bi-monthly, the Collegian collects and fo'-ffof?ff,'Zf'S and M publicizes the events in every division, the 'e' '39ing Ed, school projects, and keeps each class informed 'to' of all the school news. Under Brother Adrian Keoho, advisor, and Herbert Ho, editor-in-chief, man- aging editor Charles Lum, news editor Gaylord Beckley, and sports editor Dan- forth Chun, the staff produced an All-Catholic publication. Interesting features by associate editors Robert Hutchison, lames Alves and Charles Choy, tireless photographic effort by Daniel Yee were evidenced in every issue. Paul Noto was business manager. In Ianuary, the paper gained a fresh lien on life as the ambitious crop of juniors and sophomores stepped in to replace the seniors. Kenneth Gomes heads this new staff with Valentine Chun as managing editor. Henry Kaneshiro took over the sports department while Edward DeCorte and George Beckley share the news editor position. Calvin Chun becomes business manager and Francis Demain, circulation manager. Reporters Young, DeCorte, Beckley, Dias and Kaneshiro take dawn their assignments. Looking over the exchanges are Chang, Chun, Fong and Au Q, it .. , . e r ' - '?,,ig.? f ' iiiiitlictltutiliii . A of '- - Z itil 'W 4 td mx is . . f. . 'ff Silt . . , 3, 4- lg.. 4, X cz' , ,,k,,.g. ,gn if v ,Arg , is xi? 1 . . . .t. .... K ,Q K hwy' Sig xxx, - A fx -, 0 ' N tigllljr Tig? .. . Q, . A -'F saws. . ga'I,f'1- 1+ ,. 'U' ., Q: ' . . 'v Wig., QL ' .T .gwAJN4f -- . -.ei -. nl-v 'H -.wg f bf -wrt ,Q ' ima... 4 iw, ' -- - X ., 4 Aust fr 'Q ' , - gg, - ..... ' ' , m, W i. r J .Q 'musty '33, ., ...i.:...g..,..x s -' - si A A Q32 X r .,.. 5, PMI ' e- 'V - .M 4 .aj',g'yy,.s,.. .3 a K I Pitching in daily after school, members of the rifle team worked wholehearted to construct the rifle range. At last it is finished and the team has a place to practice. Hun, L' Hep-two-three-four! Cadets march in the Armistice Day parade. One-two-three-four! One-two-three-tourr' The snappy cadence count of the St. Louis R.O.T.C. cadets reverberate through the campus at Kalaepohaku. Right turns, left turns, to the rear march, up and down the field they drill. Thus the mission of the ROTC at St. Louis is being accomplishedito inoculate habits of precision, orderliness and leadership. But drilling is only one phase of the training program. Lectures and classroom Work acquaint the cadets with army life, army weapons and tactics. Under the supervision of Major Francis K. Aiwohi, Assistant PMSGT, instructions are given by three instructors, Technical Sergeant Stanley I. Azevedo, Staff Sergeant Ioseph M. Silva and Staff Sergeant Gottlieb G. Coleman. This is the second year of ROTC at St. Louis. Previously, military training had been under Colonel Samuel Fuller and Colonel Adna Clarke oi the Hawaiian Territorial Guard. ,fm aww, fn Ph Vital information is learned in informal classes like this. X 4' -vt' Xanga. .. gnu Cn May lO the ROTC unit held a review in honor of Brother Leo Rausch, President of St. Louis College. This was followed by the annual inspection on May 21. One of the outstanding achievements this past year has been the formation of the Rifle Team. Under the instruction of Maior Francis Aiwchi and Staff Sergeant loseph Silva, the members quickly mastered the fundamentals of rifle shooting and a charter was granted by the National Rifle Association. In the interscholastic competition St. Louis, competing for the first time, garnered 1694 points to take second place next to McKinley. Kenneth Wong, a sophomore student, was the sharp- shooter of the meet. He set a new interscholastic small bore record of l82 points out of a possible 200. His sharp eye contributed considerably to the success of the local team. Members of the first team were: Harry No- briga, Samuel Apuna, Bruce Wong, Lawrence Chun, Allen Wong, Samuel Ching, Kenneth Wong, Manuel Fernandez, Willard Lee, Martin Luke, Harvey Vasper, Amos Chun, Rudolph Thomas, Daniel Kop and Thomas Lake. Kenneth Wong sharpshooler Commanders Dean DeFontes and Robert Fernandez M' Tx A., ' -0 f. , A 1 v X TQQ14 'uf if Sergeants Azevedo and Sslva teach them how. Keeping rifles clean is a must In the ROTC 3 if' Their triumphant music lends eloquence to our school spirit. BAND TOP ROW, left to right: E. Koike, W. Trainum. SEVENTH ROW: J. Kajiki, H Okamura, E. Adams, W. Lee, H. Nakata. SIXTH ROW: G. Leong, A. Chang, C. Sereno, L. Chun, E. Ho. FIFTH ROW: G. Nakamura M B. Lum, R. Hutchison, W. Chang. C. c- Creadie, M. Luke. FOURTH ROW: T. Goo, R, Chun, P. Akau, T. Morita, A. Noguchi c. Soriano. THIRD Row: H. Kruger, vf Martin, H. Ching, A. Cabrinha, W. Texiera D. Freitas. SECOND ROW: Bro. August, M Correa, F. Demain, J. Young. FRONT ROW L. DaSiIva, R. Choy, C. Marquiz, J. Dias ' Um, A sudden hush comes over the Jans gathered in the stadium. ln a proud dis- play of red and blue, the St. Louis College band, led by Drum Major lames Alves and the high-strutting maiorettes from Mary- knoll and St. Francis Convent, is marching on the field! Batons sparkle in the air and the highly polished instruments flash in the bright sunlight. The strains of trium- phant music lend eloquence to the proud spirit of the Crusader rooters. These youthful musicians, directed by Brother August Kretchmer, have added color and spirit to all our athletic events. Their smart marching drills and intricate formations have drawn applause at both the interscholastic games and at the an- nual Shriner's benefit game. Jfwpze Q I gain' MQ .c9E9-995 ha . J BA69 Kami To close the year with proof ot great musical talents, the members of the hand presented to the public and students a band concert at McKinley High School auditorium on May 22. Besides playing at assemblies and toot- ball games, the band was always on hand to greet any distinguished visitors to St. Louis College with true Hawaiian spirit of hospitality. The band has carried the St. Louis colors on many and varied occasions. The grad- uates of this year hope that the under- classmen will maintain the honor and prestige of this organization. --y-I I NDING, left to right: R. Choy, T. Trinidad, L. Da Silva, N. L, KNEELINGI G. Dias, J, Dias, C. Nlarquiz. 'Ham Bbw I i BAND TOP ROW, left to right: C. Chun, lVl. Clement. SEVENTH ROW: R. Leong, M. Soares, H, Honda, K. Ycuvg, R. Lum SIXTH ROW: C. Spring, T. Loo, L. Welker, R Muratta, E. Shimcko. FIFTH ROW: A. Loo, L. Lopes, A. Ho, R, lnouye, S. Ctiun FOURTH ROW: H, Griep, W. Jung, A. Perry, R. Leung, L. Kau. THIRD ROW: E. Goeas, J, Araujo, S. Arnbo, W, Kaaikicla, K. Gomes. SECOND ROW' M, Fernandez, H. Bell, R. Dias, J. Loggins. FRONT ROW' G. Dias, T. Trinidad, N. Sylva, J. Alves. it 1, lg' won 9.4, The whittlers were an ambitious group. At various spare moments throughout the year the boys could be seen taking their knives in hand and carving intricate def signs. Even during the lunch periods they engaged in their hobby. Under the skillful direction of Brother Henry Fleinick they deftly mastered the complicated tricks of the trade. First they took a block of wood. Then with a sharp whittler's knife they dexterously drove into the piece. The chips began to fly and the shavings to curl until there emerged an artistic bit of handiwork. Throughout the year contests for be- ginners, as well as for advanced members, were held. New whittling knives and beau- tifully finished carved obiects, Brother Henry's own work, were the awards for the best compositions. From its very inception many years ago the Whittling Club, under Brother Henry's skillful direction, has been a source of recreation and education for many. xhu Bro. Fleinick shows them how. Lumberjacks at. work. WHITTLING CLUB TOP ROW, left to right: J. Doyle, W. Yashima, S. Ching, G. Lee, B. Wong, J. Takushi. SECOND ROW: S, Tanimura, T. Look, L. Lee, J. Ah New, M. Cadiz, E. Shea. FRONT ROW: R. Suinn, R. Martin, Nt. Auerbach, P. Ching, D. Wong, R. Leong. ,t ff H H -,. Q , , Sfvsvrrf-'W . ., f x Q , 5 --..-...Q ' g.:,. V, vhs if .Q if tv- , lr ., . V mg e r A if . ---- . A if ' -r t'3'1 5+ 5M . nfs! J gif .. ,,.... I lwigyx 'Q in . Q if K , A F, ,gig 1 HILHIIL -- lf tlllllfllitllitml lll ffl lg Ll ' ,,..- 4qf, C! 'Sq 'TW' ,.,' 9,1 f -:Liu-L. . . N X.. ,Ml A' t'wf? LIBRARY STAFF STANDING, left to right: F. Rosario, J. Kuapahi. SEATEDi G. Murakami, R. Martin, H. Mendonca, N, Lino, S. Ching, H, Fong, J. Kamaku. dn,fMicienL ow 514.2 Diligence and dependability have aptly characterized the nine members of the Library Staff. Under the able guidance of Brother Charles Cummingsmith, the boys skillfully performed the daily round of duties, too often unappreciated, that are connected with the operation of an efficient library. Both Brother Charles and the boys contributed unstintingly of their time and services to satisfy the needs of a varied, and sometimes overzealous, student body. Many were the tasks that called for sac- rifice of much time and energy. These serv- ices ranged from the complicated clerical duties at the checking desk of recording the out-going books to the placing of re- turned books to the stacks. Inquiries, fool ish, useful and otherwise, were answered with courtesy and efficiency. New bcoks to the library were catalogued and well dis- played to the observation of prospective readers. Magazines were set in the racks prepared for them, for reference informa- tion. Such, and many mcre, were the indis- pensable services rendered to the school. For this generous work, Brother Charles and the staff deserve a special note of praise, and gratitude from the faculty and students. I 1 Looking over the latest periodicals. Studious boys. TOP ROW, left to right: D. Lam, J. Yomes, C. Asao, H. Cornwell, D. Sasaki, S. Apuna tVice-Presidenti, Doaneb FOURTH ROW: H. endonca, H, Kurata, F. Lum, C. Lau, E. Goo, G, Lau, C. Perry, B. Cum- ' -S, H. K m. THIRD ROW: H. Choy, C. Choy, H. Kruger, H. Griep, H. Enos, J. Shimoko, R, Lindo. SECOND ROW: A. Viela, W. Teixeira, C, Takata, T, Takase, K. Chong, C, Wong tTreasurerl, A. Duarte. FRONT ROW: A. Ching, C. Naito, J. Sugita, J. Fraga, C. Sue, J. Dolim iSecretaryJ, R. Martin, W. Graff, F. Lum. MISSING: C. Kaaikaula iPresidentl. n fn Members of Brother Oliver Aiu's Commercial Club learned to be business- men-egood businessmen. Through visits to downtown firms, the commercial students obtained new knowledge and learned what will be expected of them when it is time for them to take their places in the commercial world. Busy as they were preparing for their future employments, these students did not forget their business of practicing Charity. At Christmas time, the club col- lected partly damaged toys and repaired them for distribution to the less fortu- nate children. Before Lent, it sponsored movies for the students and donated the proceeds to the Missions. Such was the training of our future businessmen of the Class of '48. As a result of Brother Olivers efficient training, look for many business executives in the future. Takase, Wong, Miranda and Griep mastering the office ma- chines. TOP ROW, left to right: Oyarrta H. Ncbrlga W. Blais- rlell, H Hnkucle C. Tassul, J Won, E. Lee FIFTH ROW. V. Costa, A Perrelra, J. Kamaka, R. Oyama J. Pancho, J. Stars kow, A, Lau, T. Wong lVl. Lum, F Slders Lee. FOURTH Row: c H10 A. torn, M. Kaananul, H. Yee, J. Akau, G. Lau, H. Enos, E. DeCorte, A. Naguchi, Nl. Nua. THIRD ROW: C. Fukurnae, G. Nlakini, P. Fon- seca, E. Alu F. Kong, L. Chung, R. Ulendcnea, G. Beckley, C. Ferreira, R. Choo. SECOND ROW: R. Martin, S. Cadlnha, D.Sasaki, D. Hanaikl, S.Ching, W. Ludlcff, F. Soon, L. 0'Sul- liven, J. Young, J. Nobriga, Nl. Clement. FRONT ROW: G. Farm, J. Alves 'SecretaryJ, J. Yonles, H. Cornwell lVice-Presi- dentl, F. Lum, H. Kim, J. Fraga, W. Tyan, W. Graff, A. Cabrmha, A. Oku. MISSING: C, KaalkaulalPreSidel1tl. ZS .. . The Hui O' Hawaii, in its second year of existence on the campus, continues its work of reviving interest in Hawaiian music and customs. ln keeping with this spirit, the Hui presented to the student body on Aloha Day, October 29, one of the most colorful pageants the students have ever seen. Music of Old and New Hawaii . . . sword dances . . . the hula . . . vocos . . . all made the pageant memorable. A special command performance was re- peated for the parents and for the Marianist officials, Fathers Iuergens, Hoffer and Tredtin, who were then visiting Hawaii. Headed by president Clinton Kaaikaula, the Hui, besides entertaining St. Louis students, performed at the St. Francis Prom and on many occasions, over local radio stations and before the public. Francis Kong croons a tune at the Aloha Day program. Instru- mentaltsls are, left Lo right, C. Kaaukaula, H. Cornwell, H. Hakuole. 'SN 3-214' ' fu- 3 XS :K ' XWQ., 54. fx X , ns .,4 4' 0 x 3,-A . X x S its + 'QXX Q x lil: QM.. bx lx N l X x- I X 5 ' Q , , C 4 4 - HIGH SCHOOL J.P.O. TOP ROW left to rught R Sung E Vlerra G Beckley THIRD ROW: T. Fragas, L, Moldenhauer, C, Tang, T. Freitas, R. Gomes. SECOND ROW J Kauplko A Lum H Auerbach W Grleg, G. Kalalwaa. FRONT ROW: R. Nelson, M. Clement, R. Fernandez, R Tsushima, J. Aiwohi. I O O O .LUL .0 - I I - I - , - Headed by Brother Edward Mulvaney of the hlqh school department and Brother Leo Schaefer of the elementary depart ment the well orqanlzed Iuntor Pohce Ot hcers once agam 1n ram or shrne con ducted the safe crosstnqs of the students on busy Waralae Avenue Thetr T9SDOI'lS1b1l1lY of handhnq varlous trathc problems ln the school s v1c1n1ty was not a stmple one but therr wtlhnqness 1n meetmq the varlous tasks assrqned to them won the respect adm1rat1on and commen datton ot the school Throughout the year no mlshaps mar red the record of th1s orqantzatton dedr cated to the safety of others Offncer Clement explalns new trafflc regulations to Ambo I fQwib-- 41,1 4 4ywgg.',, ADE SCHOOL J P 0 TOP ROW Iefi 10 right P Passamlsl J Trask P Kvvoc k G Worg E Murata H Frellas THIRD ROW R Plunkett H Struber F Jarrett R Chun H Pancho W Martm J Infnesto SECOND ROW W Ho C Hutchnson B Chee A Tada, A Muraoka Wrlght L do ca On I R ea Wm on Ah Checknng cver the records Ready for the day s assngnment -4' -. we .f-gun-.V lr t C .- fx ee M, wil Y-'H K , 4 V , as,-1 mam... ' wtf 5 2 '5 'il 'V L ll 'X' at ' fi, It uf Ci 1 5 .ig . ,W -.lga f 'Y K ' .xv-'L 'B' I . A . ' - 32-- I il gy ,gt 1 ...,,2 i V . ,fmZg7?T.1,' '4' L ' his - , ... H 1. v -- S, . I TOP ROW, left to right: G. C. Beckley, W. Lee, A. Ho, R. Dorrough, R. Wong, SECOND ROW: L. Choy, G. K. Beckley, W. Andaya, C. Pang, L. Takao, C. Arakaki. FRONT ROW: J. Loggins, H. Ho, J. Kuapahi. The ideals and objectives of the Chaminade Club are high. To provide information and guidance to students who are interested in promoting religious vocations was the purpose of the formation of this club. Under Father Lawrence Mann and Brother Oliver Aiu, the club pursued the careful study of the religious lite. Cooperating with the Sodality, the club also promoted numerous Catholic activities on the campus. Chaminaders await their fate at the initiation. Manuela Boy! .Y-uf .V Z ,v 1- ngpvmf 1, ,pf . 1 'Hr 14 'f'... 11' 'S-dr fi -'N QD' Ang TOP ROW, left to right: D. Chu, D. Gallagher, E. Low, H. Kaneshiro, M. Nakamura, C. Fukumae. SECOND ROW: W. Mau, N. Sue, C. Sue, M. Heu, W. Kagawa, R. Tsushima. FRONT ROW: W. Watt, G. Lau, S. Lee, A. Nlitsunaga, L. Wang, T. Fujimoto. MISSING: M. Lau, A. Chang. 'newm to tha, jnld Forty-tive members ot the Convert Class were officially received into the Catholic Faith when they were baptized on March 22 and 23. Twenty of the converts were high school students who received the Sacra- ment on March 22 at St. Patrick's Church with Fathers Brendan Furtado and George Meinzinger administering the waters of salvation. On March 23 at Sacred Heart Church, twenty-five members from the grade school Convert Class were baptized by Fathers Thomas Hogan and George Meinzinger. Father Leo Uht instructed the high school converts and Father George Meinzinger the graders. Father Furtado baptizes W. Mau. Part cl the baptismal ceremony. 1 l Photo The lunior Camera Club polished its lenses and went clicking around the school campus. To the students who were interested, it presented opportunities to learn and improve the opera- tion of the camera, developing, printing and enlarging. Valuable information was given to them by Moderator Brother Raymond Dotzler and President David Hee. CAMERA CLUB TOP ROW, left to right: C. Ho, D. Funai, M. Lau, R. Pomicpic, E. Chun, D. Hee tPresidentl, E. Lowe. SECOND ROW: M. Young, C. Young, J. Go, L. Chun, A. Chang, H. Hee, R. Fernandez, G. Beckley. FRONT ROW: H. Lazo, H. Furumoto, C. Pang, T. Wong, A. Batung- bacal, H. Kane-shiro. GLEE CLUB TOP ROW, left to right: H. Kim, P. Liu W. Ching, G. Lau, F. Lum, A. Viela, G Vierra, A. Luning, P. Nato, S. Apuna, C. Arakaki, R. Choo. SECOND ROW: C Lum, G. Beckley, W. Teixeira, F, Lum M. Chun, L. Schubert, H. Enos, G. Kam H. Lum. FRONT ROW: A. Chang, C Tam, H. Yim, A. Mitsunaga, E. Shimoko S. Lee, D. Perez, J. Pekelo. ...AJ I N! 5122 Klub Dreams of a Senior Glee Club materialized when Brother Ioseph Hoffman organized the tenors and basses at the beginning of the school year. Diligent practice paid off and the gleemen performed before the public at a Christmas program in Kapiolani Park and again at the Band Concert. Deep Purple, Liholiho, lmua Kamehameha are some songs the club ren- dered. II- 5. L 55.3 I ff 15' 4: at hgh wif -uw ie, .gud 'ne letterrnen were able to obtain distinctive ' wi 'ni ' B. . ' Klub Brother Robert Bader, athletic director, in- troduced a new campus organization to the stu- oents this year -the l.etterrnen's Club. The membership was open to students who have merited an S monogram in sports and the pur- pose of the club was to help each ot its members to improve in athletic prowess. Throuah this club, ,tr .:.I9TIT16I'1 S ICCK-ETS. ' I LETTERMEN'S CLUB TOP ROW, left to right: C. Takata, N. Chai, K. Leong, V. Chang. FOURTH ROW: W. Pang, J. Look, H. Hu, G. Shigemura, R. Thomas, D. Kon, R. Martin, R. Barrett, R. White, S. Apuna. THIRD ROW: R. Goto, L. Ching, R. Ing, P. Mochizuki, G. Mamiya, C. Wong, E. Hugo, W. Blaisdell, K. Doane, D. Perez, C. Tam. SECOND ROW: M. Kubota, F. Keala, H. Ikenaga, R. Fernandez, R. Newtson, H. Vida, J. Alves, W.Ching,F. Chun, S. Mau, K. T. Lock. FRONT ROW: B. Chang, F. Kurata, J. Ynmes, H. Kim, F. Lum, W. Cooper, G. Das- ccscos, W. Soares, W. Kawano, N. Mahuka. USHERS TOP ROW, left to right: R. Laing, G. Makine, L. Cullen, C. Gardner. FOURTH ROW: G. Takaoka, L. Ozaki, R. Ichi- mura, R. Bothelo, THIRD ROW: C. Tas- sill, R. Ichimura, H. Jarrett, R. Fer- nandez. SECOND ROW: W. Murakami, A. Lum, P. Fonseca. FRONT ROW: L. O'SuIlivan, L. Furtado, P. Moon. Working under the supervision of Brother Edward Mulvaney, the members of this organi- zation ushered at football qames and other events, reserved sections for St. Louis students and maintained order. Their armbands marked them as efficient workers. Their unseliishness in performing services for the school was shown by their regular reportinq to duty throughout the year. KETTLE DRUMS left. to right R Lee VIOLINSZ G. Beckley, F. Leiner, G. Beckley Il, P. Dolan, E. Ho, F. Shimabukuro CELLO J Kamaka IRUNIPETS E Goeas, H. Encs. CYIVIBALS: A. Lum. FRENCH HORNSZ W, Texeira, J. Alves. Music is a spirit arty it should elevate and enrich life with beautiful thoughts, feelings, and experiences. So said the great Rachmaninoff. To the music students of the Orchestra, this statement seems the apt expression of the ideals placed before them. The pupils, through hours of instruction and practice, are acquiring a source of beauty destined to uplift and enrich their lives. With Professor Erich Kahl once again con- Prolessor Kahl s piano students. ---.....- lr 1 , Llig E ffv. J H -X A 1v46i,f,lri! CELLOS, left to right: H. Rosario, D. Serrao, VIOLINSI G. Shircma, J. Santos, T. Nlorita, D. Caindec, L. Del Rosario, A Naone. PIANO: G. Kam. ORGAN: H. Goo, CLARINETS: R. Au, E. Hashitate. TROMBONES: P. Nato, R. Hutchison. KETTLE DRUMS: C. Spring. 811. 'WI ducting the music classes, the Orchestra was reorganized and augmented by many beginners and intermediate musicians during the past year. A special performance of the entire graduation music was held for the high school and the grade department. The program consisted ot lwo new arrangements by Professor Kahl, themes from famous Strauss waltzes and famous operas. The Orchestra was made up ot thirty-six musicians including a few alumni. Professor Kah l's violin students. PM In-sg -W The Professor entertains the grade school students. J. Intermission time. Between dances at the Prom. 9- 13 J K rl Cadets and dates at the ROTC ball, jim, jarial, ,1 1 4 R, ' 5 . sqm' W 1 i If 21. t www Lam executive editorj H. Ho, editor-in-chief, G. Beckley, activities staff. ' Sinha 1, Q lt may have been two-thirty, which meant dismissal for the day. But for the annual staff, it was just a continuation of work when everyone else was homef ward bound. Our duties, however, as members of the different departments were not all hum-drum routine. The months of planning and worlcinq were interestinq time well spent and instructive. This edition, in all respects, is a valuable training as well as a pleasant and worthwhile experience to the active staff members. R. Hutchison, associate editor. STANDING: E. Asato, artist, K. Chong, activities staff, C. Choy, H. Enos, activities staff. l i fl ,. E 3 Wa- fi '11 gg . Ap? K eKn...3 ,I uv l .xt K 6, . . . and p.2!2A.Q0.Qh.lhq, Ccfmk The editorial stati headed by Herbert Ho and faculty advisor Brother Edward Hay' ward worked hard and lona to compile the Crusader. Always present to do the work were two top assistants, Robert Hutchison, associate editor, and Ernest Lam, executive editor. Charles Lum headed the activities staii and was responsible for most oi the write- ups as well. The sports department was ably handled by Clarence Yoshino. Daniel Yee headed the important pho- tography department, assisted by Henry Yim and Wallace Sumida. Edwin Asato did his share as Art editor. Members of the activities staff were Paul Noto, Charles Choy, Kenneth Chona and David Sasaki. Working under the sports editor were Samuel Lee, Gaylord Beckley, Theodore Takase, Rudolph Thomas and Dennis Perez. Photographers W. Sumida, H, Yim. illlllllllll if I' r ' W. Tyau, D. Perez, T, Takase, activities staff. Sporismuters S. Lee, R. Thomas, Sports Editor C. Yoshmc. Photography Editor D. Yee. Q Q v it -is 4,-are-ng.. I I 1 , nl ,-an-so 'UD fd if -Q . 1.1 1 1 W x If 4 Wsfwllsaifls is C i E , . 5 f fm 4 STANDING, left to right: R. Miki, W. Siu, R. Chong, C. Tam. SITTING: S. Apuna, F. Lum, J. Dolim, C. Pang. Jlwff Brother George Ruby, Crusader business advisor. I f The financial side of the year was ably handled by business manager Iames Shimoku and patrons manager Yumon Chang, directed by Brother George Ruby, faculty advisor. Because of the increased prices, this department had a tremendous task in raising funds for the under- taking of this yearbook. They overcame this difficulty. Their success reflects their interest as Weil as their ability. All the members of the staff deserve credit, but special Commendation is due to Iohn Dolim who collected the largest proportion of the financial returns. Business Manager James Shimoko and Patrons Manager Yumon Chang. tvs. 1 I Service with a smile from the 'iDuckys. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Miss Durie Kim, Miss Sally Kim, Mrs. Fukuhara, ldlwmkl ' Under the supervision of Brother Stephen McCabe, Mrs. Eleanor Tvau and Mr. Iames linbo, the cafeteria staff has been doing a commendable work fulfilling the needs of the students. Known among the students as the Duckys, the cafeteria staff, besides doing the daily chores, have often decorated the dining room on special events as before important football games and have made the and Miss Satsumi Nishiwaki. 105 1-5 cafeteria a social gathering place. The always gaily- decorated ice cream corner was a favorite counter with the students. The cafeteria management is host to All-American Wedemeyer and his all-stars. iq' Mrs. Eleanor Tyau, cafeteria manager-dietitian. I03 President A, Oku conducts a special meeting of the F,R.R,A.C. amih, no pfwmorm One ol tlte larqest student oraanizations on the campus is the Family Rosary ci Rosary Arch-Contraternity. Under tlie spiritual guidance oi Brother Ernest Silva, tliis reliaious club airns to prornote devotion to tlte Blessed Virgin Mary tlironqli the Rosary and to qive Catholics an opportunity to profit lrorn ttte rgreat spiritual benefits. Tliis year, tlie F.R.R.A.C. started a carnpaiqn to spread tlie practice ol reciting the Rosary in the horne by the entire family. Lately, the club has welconied a good number of additional rnernlrers. Moderator Brother Silva and his officers. Prayer, first aim of the F.R.R.A.C, Freshman F SENIOR AND JUNIOR FINALISTS, STANDING: James Letoto, David Meyer, Herman Hu, Charles Lum. SITTING: Charles McLean Eugene Gomes, John Dclrm, ,, 9 ,uv Cornpetinq for the noncr ot representing St. Louis CoIIeqe in the Iunior Choin' cer oi Corgnierce Qrotoricoi Contest, the Juniors ond seniors waged C1 hitter con' I test on the subject, The Responsibilities ot the United Stotes os o World Leoderf The iinoi decision wos dwcrrded to winner Iohn Doiini who enuineroted his points eioquently, Second honors went to Dovid Meyer, winner oi the Iunior eliniinotion contest. 'Winner ot the hiue ribbon in the sophomore eiirninotion wds Rondoiph Lee, ond Reqinoid Ho took first honors in the freshinon division, J DOLIM So homore Finalists J Dias W Fu ikawa. - P 4 , - I alists R. Ho, W. Silva. Sl. Lcuus Represerilntrve ff: 'L I , Q on, IOS Nasir 5 31:-s : LQL, , Q .., ,-3. Www ev, A ffxfv' - v-.4SV 4 an Q, 'S 1 K f , -num-ggn 1. Filing blanks for eye tests, 3. The band salutes with an S. 2. Hawaiian songbirds. 4. Punahou and St. Louis songleaders get together. 5. It's Aloha Day, . . L St. Louis College begins 65th year with enrollment of 1407 . . . l86 seniors make up largest senior class in school history . . . Students attend schooleopening Mass . . . Father Sherry asks students to pray to Mary to form and fashion us after the pattern of Her Divine Son . . . All-American Herman Wedemeyer visits his Alma Mater and addresses students in pep rally . . . Detention classes started to combat tardiness. lames Alves is elected senior class president . . . Senior glee club is formed . . . Students busy at Catholic Herald Drive . . . Collegian wins twelfth All- Catholic . . . Crusaders dismount Hough Riders 27-U, lose to Punahou, 25-O . . . Marianist superiors visit St. Louis College . . . ROTC cadets march in Armistice Day parade . . . Aloha Day is observed in Kalaepohaku . . . Commercial Club .,,.1. ', , 1 WV, M. er' -'1. I 1 2' .ter . , 1, ,. Sfri QQ , ,Y '?5'9f1f3 ' f1:',.ri':'3e T'IIi '!sl Kff,,NhTIYI11f.'1'i3 DT, ',., 1347 frm. r ftee All-.lrzyericati . . . Herrrai Vfefierrieye. ?TfII1dS Sf,UOU Sheik TC sctxffnt en 0 0 erizli Cf .L..','ff1fIl . . Erviler E51-:frrd Pick 'izkes rtetu' pest CIS Qrfxje fDT1I'. 1f'f'r . ..Sei1ife ence if rt. lS1f ef Artiie 'S His Ffiyttnrti lfzkere'::iNL1'g::n11Y . . , T1-Je '.-.' TTY nxt ite Gjirefss 113' eff is 1Ii? '1iiQd . . . SQTTICTS frrii 'HIICYS el ,ff f t1rtee', '.'eft-1 . . . T x'17'tV'xTL4 '1tftt'ifrr'r.f.'1i ff1ttt f1 TQCIFPIDYSV trteitnte, Pfrifi rfzffttfffr i r Fflttfi 4 'frt . . . 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L fi rf I' n gl 1121 '1 f I I 5 I 2 J Sports have also played a vtal rote rn our preparatron They were the very thrnqs whtch aroused our school sprnt The bond ot loyalty and trrendsh p between ourselves and our Alma Mater has been strengthened by then Throuqh work and self rehance whrch are needed quah hcatrons not only for now but for our later hte We are proud ot our sports for they have rn creased 1D us the quahtres we shall use on our quest for happrness our search for the Holy Grarl sports we have learned the necessity of team- A, v-Q ' 1-- - , Q. .v 'a 'fm y . Q- . fzfvf' va ,WCP FIGHTING TOP ROW, left to right: R. Fernandez, C Takata, G. Oda, R, ing. THIRD ROW: A. Oku, C. Ho, R. Fujimoto, F. Meyer, K. Leong, A Kawano. SECOND ROW: G. Ku, C. Wong, E Hashitate, T. Fujimoto, D. Lee, J. Akau, FIRST ROW: D. Funai, A, Lee, W. Soares, N, Chai. ini NEAL BLAISDELL, Head Football Coach St. Louis began the season in September with full confidence and high hopes of a banner year under the skilled guidance of Neal Rusty Blaisdell and Alien Nagata. The scene became rosier when the l947 model of the Red and Blue machine high-geared over Roosevelt in the opening game. Then as the best laid plans oi mice and men often go awry, so did the well-prepared applecart over- turn. Punahou blasted the Crusader hopes to bits and dealt the team such a mortal blow that it floun- dered disastrously in the next two games. The spirit oi St. Louis, of the Crusader of old, reas- serted itself more forcibly in the game with Farring- CRUSADERS ton. The team resurged from the dark abyss of defeat tour times, not just once, to snatch victory by one point. George Ku, under pressure, calmly kicked the goal that won the game. With the main obstacles surmounted, the Crusaders roared to victories in their final two games and right into the Thanksgiving Day classic which they have not missed for a long time. ln December, St. Louis played host to Las Vegas High, Nevada state champions, and showed the main- landers some island brand ot football to the tune of a 30-6 rout. r, TOP ROW, left to right: W. Cooper, C. Thurston, N. Mahuka. THIRD ROW: A. Wills, C. Fernandez, R. Barrett, F. Keala, A. Hol- linger. SECOND ROW: K. Doane, W. Kawano, G. Mamiya, E. Paoa, E. Hanohano. FIRST ROW: H. Ikenaga, D. DeFontes, W. Ching, G. Dacoscos. BROTHER ROBERT BADER, Athletic Director 5.15 o pwmhm, 25 First quarter . . . SLC's ball on own 6-yard line. Billy Cooper kicks to the l7. Pun's Cross crashes to the 10, then Collins scores and converts. Charley Wong passes to Doane, Buddy Soares swivel-hips for 19 yards -Saints are rolling. Few sec- onds later Carpenter picks a SLC pass and out-sprints Saints to score. Score at the half, 13-O. Punahou marches again in the third quarter. . . Crusader for- ward wall stiffens, Fourth down . . . Eldredqe heaves to Arie for another TD. Saints start a drive again lout an interception halts it cold. Cross, two plays later, ends scoring. Saints routed . . . 25-0. Trainer Geo BACKHELD, lefito right: C. Thurston, J. Akau, E. Paoa, A. Oku. LINEMEN: D. DeFonles, A. Hollinger, G. Oda, A. Kawano, A. Wills, C. Fernandez, T. Fujimoto. T. Fujimoto off to a big gain after snagging a pass. rge Simao offers his services. Assistant Cfgch AHAN NA TA Cecrge Daccstcs trying to shake locse. Run Thurston, the Tigers are after you. George Mamiya caught from behind. nl Q, sf s, QW' swift 1 1 Y tt' A: 'Hx T. ' ,J 4-fyv::f:,:f'.10:s:A' f-.nb4?':1' 'S fffltiifgw, 'Q rn-ff: Jw. 'T :gf , ..x.. flvslf A-fC,:If':. 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Ing, in the second quarter, snags a Farrington pass and speeds to pay dirt. Ku splits the uprights. Ka- lihi lads drive 62 yards to TD . . . lead l3-7. D. Lee recovers a Farring- ton fumble and Soares later skirts th'e tlank for 6 markers. Farrington tights backecrosses our goal line .... leads again, l9-13. Saints show power----C. Wong hits Soares with a TD pass . . . knots score l9-all. Farrington thunders backeiorge ahead 25-19. Crusaders knock thrice at Gov's goal posts. Ball on Farrington's 31. C. Wong pitches to Thurston and then gallops to the one. From there Thurston rams it over. SLC section goes berserk. Ku rushes in and calmly converts. Saints tri- umph 26-25. No. 22 in action. F1-r All the way! 5...-cg fag- Jfm, 12. A tew minutes after the opening Whistle, W. Soares breaks loose tor 32 yards and pay dirt. Warriors tie score on Fernandez' scoring jaunt . . . score 6-6. Saints roar back with Soares, Takata, and Dacoscos slicing through huge gaps ripped open by our stalwart linemen. Soares streaks oft-tackle to second TD. . . score l2-6. Crusaders start rolling again. Dacoscos, Soares, and Akau slip by for long trips into Warrior territory. Ball rests on Kam 8-yard line. Soares then knites past entire Kam line tor tinal 6-pointer. Ku misses all conversion at- tempts .... score 18-l2. Going home. I I 8 .lc as 14. W, 4.3, 31 Q 5.15 zz- 12.715, 0. Crusaders blast a 27-U win over the hapless Roosies. A blocked punt in the initial period puts the oval on Saints 49. ln three plays the Cru- saders net 2U yards . . . hall rests on Rider 31 . . . Qku then skcots to pay dirt. Ku converts. Later Roosevelt stopf pid coR:l on St. Louis' 32. C. Wonq skirts end for 13 and passes to Def Ponies tcr 14. Mamiya, Dacoscos, and Takata plow for 12 rnore. Wonq aqain hits DeFontes for 25 . . . hall on Roosie 4-yard line . . . Wonq races for second TD . . . conversion fails. Third auarf ter Wong aerials twice to K. Doane and 11 yard dash loy Oku places piqskin on Rider 13. Wong then passes to Oku to niake it 19-O. Ku converts 20-O. Final period . . , hoys punt from own 1. Riders take over on Saint 27. Two Roosevelt plays cover 6 yards. Next play . . . C. Thurston plucks a Rider spiral and qallops 85 yards to score. Ku converts to end scoring . . . 27-U. Gallop Oku, Hanohano misses his man, aa- NORMAN MAHUKA KENNETH DOANE WILFRED sozxnss Barrett runninq interference fcr Chai H M ' in 5.5, av- A' ' 5.15 o,- ypfmg, 72. Struqqlinq in mud and water, the rniahty Crusaders lose to the Red Raiders oi lolani. 1olani's single winq proves less a handi- cap than the SLC's T Raiders score in the 1 t halt Naurnuu s purtinq keeps SLC in the hole Requlars take over in the s cond all and put on cr spir ted drive out to no avail lolani scores qain in the last p r a R clRaiders are ter swinvniers The a the qurt loa 12 St L uis U LHS! FTW U 9 nst LIU OHS 1, ?! 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Dempster, whiff: the Sainfs sfapped in TEIQIT first Gwcaumsr, is IIT lsrilliazlf ffvrrxg 4 . 691040545 J-i111 sgzig W- Tw., Q , AJ . xv ' at 3- if Vs mg, Q HUBERT GRIEP Calhoiuc Herald All-Star Tram Second Strung Uullly, Advertuser All-Star Team Ssccnd Strung Fcr: ard, I29 COACH BROTHER RAYMOND DOTZLER BACK ROW, left io right: A. DeRego, C. Aiu, D. Meyer, S. Nahoopii. FRONT ROW: J. Kajiki, J. AIU I3O 5. NAHOOPH R. OBATA W. KOBAYASHI D. Holtz, A. Loo, W. Lee, J. Aiu. 3 . I n The l948 St. Louis swimming team under the enterprising Brother Raymond L. Dotzler showed more grit and spirit than points on its report card at the end of the interscholastic com- petitions. Although finishing rock bot- tom or somewhere in the ad- jacent area, the youthful swim- mers displayed excellent school spirit and future hopes. The 200- yard free style relay team of BACK ROW, left to right: H. Yee, L. Chun, W. Kobayashi H Auerbach FRONT ROW T. Okano, W. Fijikawa, C. Yuen, F Arakn R Obata Richard Obata, Wilfred Kobay- ashi, Samuel Nahoopii, and lohn Aiu flashed good form in the MIT trials and other meets. Dave Meyer and Richard Obata took honors in the middle distances, while Norman Ma- huka and Dennis Hozlt starred in the diving competitions. Harry Hee merits closer attention next season as well as all of the re- turnees. ..-...J LEFT TO RIGHT: Harold Okita, Harry Nakata, Henry Noguchi, Jarrett Bruhn, Bill Cooper Goto, Bill Nishita, and Lefty Takabayasbi, Coacb Punai may retain the baseball crown at St. Louis. Excellent fillers to continue the fine Crusader tradition in baseball are lumbo Akana, Hal Qkila, lerry Brubn, Louis China, Steve Araki, Gene Paoa, Henry Noaucbi, Harry Nalcata, Req- inald Pornicpic and the elusive and speedy Fred Meyer. CATCHERSvAIfred Akana, Fred Meyer. j51lml3 'V.rda.. - Au Q -' I , , ,- if if l COACH ARTHUR MACHADO VALENTINE FREITAS-Outstanding Player ff' TOP ROW left tornght D Plunkett A Won P Garcia V Frentas J Pancho C Alu H Barrett A Akana THIRD ROW R Mnyata L Cullen G Makin: A Cabrmha J Bruhn M Marino J Maa R Fernandez S Cadunha G Lomeli A Conjugacnon SECOND ROW A Fern ndez J Nobrlga R Nakamaru J Perry W Hong R Lee M Funan J Young A DeRe-go FRONT ROW F Paccaro R Shumabukuro A Estlamba E Solldum C Salk: L Nobrnga W Chang P Akau K Lau gx ju una What it lacked in experience the junior team more than made up with enthusiasm and spirit. Composed mainly of sophomores and fresh- men the junior squad ran up a record of four wins and two losses against more experienced and older teams to finish third in the junior interscholastic league. Art Machado and Tom Takamori handled the boys skillfully and got the most out of the young- sters who will graduate to the varsity next sea- son. The junior varsity defeated Maryknoll won from Punahou rolled over Roosevelt and squealced by lolani. It tied the powerful Mc- Kinley squad and the Kairnuki bulldogs. lt lost to the champion Kams and Farrington. The team had power and used the T shift to the single wing effectively against T teams. While Val Freitas and Alvin Cabrinha were powerhouses Charley Saiki directed the at- tack. For deception the junior squad used speed- sters loe Perry Wally Hong and Estiamba who went rocketing past the opposition. 9 u , ,gf f MAQW ' uw., L K . f . r - T ' he ,.f'g. . T . X4-'frfvgl' 1. TOP ROW, left to right: V. Brown, R. Miyata, G. Soriano, W. Jung, R. Fujimoto, C. Ch' .SECOND ROW: A. h'd M. T k k' M. M ' R. L Nl. ing Uc I a, a asa i, anno, eong, Funai, P. Pancho, A. Cabrinha, FRONT ROW: D, Bothelo, A. Young, A. Marciel, R. Tsushima, R. Tam, R. Nakamaru, G. Makini. . a8a.4,al1alL Tutored by a new coach, Richard Yoshimura, the junior baseballers are determined to learn all fundamentals and gain the experience needed to Win a berth on the varsity squad next season. Team play and diligent practice are the main points stressed by the coach. The boys are eager to absorb as much of the base- ball savvy in one year. The outstanding rookies seem to be concen- trated on the first string battery ot southpaw C. Ching and backstop V. Brown. What the outcome of the 1948 season will be, is ot little consequence. The team will possess knowledge of the game and acuteness ot mind which can be gained only by consistent play- ing. They hustle like mad! I -0 1-1 .- . 4 D 'H 1 U1 ' t. 1' A A -, 4, if .U I no ' , yeh - -' l A Hp, V . - . . N 4 . X... a x J' M., . 4 I . My X x 1 .A I .4 . . 'D COACH RICHARD YDSHINIURA BRO. HENRY BENTZINGER SENIOR DIVISION CHAMPS TOP ROW left m ngm G Vuerra C Fukumae K Gaspar J Look L Chung SECOND ROW S Mau B Chang W Kubota R Cor resa J Lee FRONT ROW H Nobrnga J Shaw G Shngemura R Goto INTRAMUR jnnfball, bporked by the scintillotinq pldyinq ot Ioe Look the Senior B qridders won the upper di vision footlodll chdmpionship They toppled the opposition with comporotive eosiness. Iunior C the only reol threcrt to the Seniors tell like the res . In the lower division the Sophomore E teom emerged victorious but only ofter completinq d strenuous schedule. Freshman B qorve them d good tussle tor the diodem. JUNIOR DIVISION CHAMPS TOP ROW, left to right: C Ching, J. Aiu, G. Takaoka SECOND ROW: H. Chun, G Niilani, FRONT ROW: K Chow, C. Ho, W, Lee, D Ginden, R. Dias, M. Kaaua LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Ching, B Ch . ar, Goto, . Shigevnura. , LEFT T0 RIGHT: P, Gar- B. Chun, NI. Kaahanuu, TOP ROW left to nght G Nntamn C Chung K w W Benson SECOND ROW E Hanohano R Shumabu kuo W Lee J Ramos R Dns FRONT ROW G SENIOR E an K Gvp R. , JUNIOR D I : I A, Kawano, D. Hee, Q SPORTS Although Semor B repeated as champlons IH the basketball campatan they had to share the pennant wrth luntor D who sported an 1dent1cal w1n loss column as the Semors Sl en Gaspar as expected walked away wxth the scorrnq crown Keeptnq abreast wtth the Semors ln wmmnq champlonshtps The Sophomore E casaba team won the Junlor d1v1s1on basketball crown The underclassmen boasted a remarkable record ot mne stratqht wms aaamst no setbacks I V 1 ,Z aokt D k Y J Perf gritty? . 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