St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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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.

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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

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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 --