St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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'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.

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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

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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. ---.....-