St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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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

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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-