St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1950 volume:

Qhv Qlrugailm Semafz Ebac Sz .fauna 935694 Published by thc of nr ll' 4 :nfl 4, r H Y N , fn 'MJ .' ...J.'f',,f,-5-' ,, 1-,ff Y '7, 'f 'iw' 'ffm' ff ' ,'., 'f' .f J 'xf .11' 2 ' ,f.' .xml 'fy' xfl.l J .f'f' ff.. 5, If 'n'.J'.' f fm ' 1 . ' lf' if , ' 'I ,,,- 'f, N' 'N 3' ,.' .' ff' J' 'J ,Q .111 .' ,' ' 1 J' 1.1! , ' fi- '- f 1-LIT' .' 'J .. l , '1f '.z, ,: 1' 'If .. ' . '14 ! :' ' ' i'Qf1 W L 'I' . 1' A .' 1. , mf I A 'uf 'f' 'lm' 1 1' '. . J1 . M' K' 1' g.: .. ' F f' 'f'.,'.f, 1 ,1:'1!g, 1 .nf f, . 1' ' K ff' 'z' . 'fWf:.J fig: ru 1 ' '14 H ,.'I1: :.'.: ':u J' If ' 'fm ',,,47,ly'I 'QUE 7..4'v'1',.'. fb' ' I 4 ml f'!! - jL. ,Nfl ,Wil ' ' .ffv 'wa l' fm fy .N ffff QJ., .' 4 H. 9, I ff' ' ff ft .'- wi if L ,ill ' 1' ': f .1 X P. .' 3.1 1. '11 ,..' f fm .llimil I ' 1 'I , 1 4,LI f.f',.'f' I ' 'UIQ' I .4 .f,'T:..' ':'f,.' ' fffw, . ., .74 :ld f '11 I' ' .fu , . ':,' ...'zL 'f, ,,f fy . Im. ' . .1 Z' L 'g , 'J Fc-f ww f14'f.L 'lf l ' 'J 35.11. fL.j'1k..'!. 'f1 I Ynnff wicca 1 1 1' I ' 1 x 1 A 4 1 X ,1 ll 1 7 1 N lil, 1 1 f 1 A 1 1 I 1 4 1 t I 1 IN fifx llffffx x llxm l111111fu1f Of S1 1 X U I fun ffm' ffl 1lf'?11 1m11.'.f 115 .111f ,q.11f1.f ff . VP 11111 fnffq, x11 j.1xf11f11111.xfx, 111 ffm 1111 fmf 31'11q1fS11.1f ffllfl f.x11ff4tQ:'I.1'. f11 ffm HIHI1' 111 11f111 fy fm 1'xp111j11'.11'X 11111.f111'f 111.f ffl f111'1114q .nf '11 fww 1'1 f1'1'1'11f .fwff It 1ff111' 11.1 11 f.xf111.g f'1'lI1'1,' ffff 111f11111'1f111 fm' f11111 Ill, fm ww nllqf. IIN, ffry Vq1'.11f1111f1' ffm, XIII unix 1f1.f1'.'1.111'11x 111f11111. 11'fff11'ff1'11l1f1'1' 'K M 1' IIIAIFXI.-LX' Ci1'l'l'K 'A ' .flfflf l,1111 Cxrfffrlgu .fu- gl 5 sw-54 ' - . f-4'--3 X f - ,ff - . . ' a ks ef Nova Bella Elegrt Domrnus The Lord hath chosen new wars Thrs was the battle cry of the venerated Father Wrllram Joseph Chamrnade durrng hrs entrre Irfe and srnce hrs death the Brothers of Mary have carrred on the gallant work rnsprred by therr founder over a Century ago On January 22 ISSO surrounded by hrs relrgrous canfreres the sarnt ed Founder of the Socrety of Mary breathed forth hrs soul rnto the hands of God The fragrance of hrs vrrtues and the brrllrant example of hrs holy lrfe can trnue long after hrs death for the glory of God of Whom he was the fartnful servant and for the fur ther sanctrfrcatron of souls to whose salvatron he had devoted hrs entrre bernq The Cause for Beatrfrca tron of thrs renowned Servant of God has been rntro duced at Rome lt rs our prayerful wrsh rn thrs the centenary year of hrs death that God permt us the roy of seerng hrs brow adorned wrth the halo of the blessed 11 . - 11 11 11 1 1 ' 1 1 1 V 1 1 .. I . 1 5 , '- lla! snag ' ll I A r 'bf N111 Y 'N Q QIQIFX Sis CD Wzcfgg, fauna Sweeney. 9.2. Bsshop Of Honolulu 'AHV M if Y J 55 7 if F' Q Q 5 ' - .-1-l---1 ,p 4 ,' X .wmv ,,,f'x 5 , Ei. 5 ig? A 1 ,MSI rf Kyra: lark! Q .x . 'Qu , i ' -Q fa :Syl ky 1- wil- . M 3 'I QF: -In . ' i I-T 1 1. gk ,I , s - ra Y, ,N N 513 A vp ' Q ii , 5-1 f :J fl Jx t gcaiop 'cz Wfedaage Um! H-OTPFR J,'.M1' -'f15Fi!f -1 'f!JY!.7'1'E!lHU xv Q 21342 gdwdld .leaf Wang Wall 'lun llemm HW 1111111 Jmpef 1f111111g flllltll 1111 ul 111111111111 from tpnltgf ullf tlnderzlt expnt 1111 pmu fllff twn 1111115 .md 111111111111 3 I 111 71 11 1 !1fe1cJIc1111l1 11111 deep P1215 H1 ll I 1 Y Ll7lMl It L 1111 ll 1 I L H14 t RQFXPEW all Spmu 11111 red bf111g111r11 1111.11 1 fur 111111 It 1111111 rr 1111 If 2111 111111, llte 1 1 111 f111n11111l11111 live temblrzgt PVKIPIJIIIILILLJ 1'1 1 ll 1 11.1 1r111 live CXIHICIILA' 1 H011 1111 Huff fle!11I1 I IIIHQ e e b 11.1 111 e r 1 1 I I f L67 J I 1 H 1 1 11,1 fgftf fe lr I In order to Install tervor ond the ordor to study wttnnn the student he must be qsven or plored nn surroundings whlch gave hum o teelnng of eose of noturolness And perhaps thas ns the success of the St Louts student thot he hos most beoututul surroundmgs Solemn yet gay the stolwort bunid -31 x . ,- W1 lv ' 1 11 ffm' 1. un., ' tg: g , - I ' 1 . L , , ,J , I. I i .' f'lv Ar ' ,f 3 i 4 A I . , ' I V .U f1'l'f7,1'1.-,f1f1f '1 f f ,Q 1 1 t s- 'ff f' L X f ffl' 'efzss 111 f 11,11 fm.: IB 'I 6 sf, lr' Q -rl' HY fflv f7.lI.1!I1:' 1111 g1'.11f1 A ' ' mf 1111 1 I 1 1' f , 1: tx M5 'X ' 1 ' ' I 1 1 1 n---f--P.----.- -- wwf . -1, ee .,,v , , . 3 763' Ax l I' ' t ' 'V' lla. , M V11 1 Ir' .-. 1 I if I, 'f 1 '. ff. .-Lfflf ' V ' .11 , ' ' . 1 .111',' 11 fJ1'1 fr,- fff. ff . ' If 1 '. . ' ,, A! 'ff' 47- . ut lk gmu nel r 111 L- 141.1 1 or If? 1'11'bt 11 be -iff Irlli, or Ilif 'f I III ,-1111 111 .flu u 1.1 fn, tfnlff ,I 11,11 ft: P' 1 . fl lu. Q X cieazceqfall IIX ,L-unity fmfmfrmfuf, HH Ll1UI1fLxI.QL 'ff PIJIIHL' .wzau Il itlvin Ilv 14 JH., .Sniuln Huff uitlmllv Ifw frwm' uf ru.1!'J lfllfgl. Ilan. K!ll.lz'lI1 .a'ql1.::'1I If plffucfl tl ll flfv ffm Uf!A4.X'- fvmmff fmhr .zmf luunzmlu uf flu ll?.'lI6V'lL', Lum' uf1mI'w' JI lfu fmzrcm of Iluir Cfmf. ..,...s. mgs reqol trees ond fresh qreen Iowns lend 0 wormmg charm ond pleosont beauty to on olreody oqreeoble otmosphere To these the occldentol con duclves to Chrnsfnon Education we here poy Tribute ,,-ff' Z p.,1gravu9.- 07' .ff fumllft 1 rf fl! lf nr 11111011 lf. mlm! mx 1 L mmf! IL 1 me 1 nr hue U H1 fm! vll wfnf tif funn , un 111 17 1 1 01,41 ,nf W ,sf ,, e e if ' .-2 !s 4 4 Q I -fx 1 R, X A L. o l 1, ,fe-U! rnf fff 401111, Q ffl - ff uf ' -.pri ' 5 43 1 lm' wi fvfull MQ ' if A e ' 1171.4 11 .ff 1 ff 1, P11 ' uw. fl ff A nz K I!'i1- IIIIIII 'fwfr lm 1f'lfl'lH'c1 - Ufflvft 1171i flw' 4 ,L lif' V 1 7LL'74Jll'f1,' 1,1 , , ' f ' , . '-'ij Depp qrc, hu JK memwrx Q11 0 re J 1 IW w Lutmn 1 als nm' prmopln w wh would Q I5 fortress 1 rc mom the mem NN 0 101 r 1 1 th owlgdgp d Lxppm 1166 17 c 1 0 1 CT 14111111 LCQO OI 1 1 1 Qx'ver1C11CL 111111 mhkc' IS X IW m r L11 IC how x vercm ond xportl Hu workcu 111 111113 P11111 111 1 Cl 'O I1 O 1 1 mi X K Um DIWVQVCS IH 1 rcx To ow 4011 1 m mu Q 114 Ordar f '1 uvcrbg or m 1511 1 I1 ture the-x wfumd 1 LK 1 11 1 111 1 101101 YVLJL WCOLI x G 1 1111 mx lm The mcorwwg of M15 1 L 1 1 1101111 f T L QVQQ Lsr lfC evpr 1vCc and THC Cl es o11dTl'1c11roQt1LC M1101 1 uk fc br P1 5 mc11 1 VC WCV, V DMU 1. 1 Q 1 1 CPWVISTIUIW Ed11COT1Or1 ' 1 111 HM 1113019 cf CVPTVA 1ci11CJtc 1 thc Q1 H1111 , V1 1611 HW: mn wh lOb'1 115 T' 1r1kt1Il 1 1 1m ' 1 . de I 15 H lv M V IU Irfn HC 1 'IW P, 'i Q11 1 of 1-ir lan 1 1 4 311 1 C 1 th 111 lb, hut Th 1 Ifi , x' tl Q , A 'X ' ld ,, h '1fc 1155 1121 mil, 0 e f V 31111 11- KDf lr C J ' T 'jf 1 ' 11111111 J CN on nd 11,1 1 1 ful b dr, 111 VTWfIThL'V17Gf1fS T1 U, 1'ir1!lCCi 511111 N1 Qi.'Gr T111 I mg, m 11,11i11Q ,1u'1w'1st11. . fi I. C fi 1 .3 ol , 11 ' H11 1115111 3 1 1- 1' G .11 '1 111 T, 1 Q 0111 TUC 1 5 1 111-, 5fl'1S' or d cn '11 0 t11 or 1111 Drcf 1 11f ' ' 1, r , 111 r I Q f HWLN .1 adm: to P1 , life O7 North 'Fw an so If '1 P1 'ffm' I Y -1 I -1 1 DV! 1 pl 1 f 1 Q 1. 1 1 , 3 1 1 vw in life, HC ' G 11 g X 1 hci HGCI l1vQn I1 P '1 BROTHER HERMAN GERBER, S Prmclpol of St Louis Colleg Hugh School Department REVEREND LEO UI-IT S M Chaplaxn of St Louis College Englnsh Relnguon Convert Class The admnnustratlon department plays an important part In the school MRS ANNA S MURAKI Offuce Secretary curruculum The prmcupal, secretary treasurer accountant steward tele phone operator and the lnbrarlan all have jobs to be performed No matter -Q4 BROTHER CHARLES LEONARD SM Vnce Prmcupal MAJOR ISAAC HOPPENSTEIN Dlrector of R O T C REVEREND GEORGE MEINZINGER S M Chaplavn of Grade D partment BROTHER WILLIAM ANTONETTE SM Prmcnpal of St Louus College Grade Department It be balancing the books arrangmg the schedule, or making out checks everything us done nn a spurlt of sel sacrufuce and ns Indeed necessary nn the fulfillment of our Chrustlan Education S crefary to Eusxness Manage BROTHER STEPHEN McCABE SM Steward BROTHER JOHN ZIMMERMANN S M Busrwess Moragcr f . I - - ' ' - - Miss AMY CHANG , . BROTHER ROBERT BADER, BROTHER HENRY BROTHER FRANCIS BERBACH, BROTHER RICHARD CARTER S.M. BENTZINGER, S.M. S.M. S.M. Bookkeeping Solid Geometry Archivist Business Mathematics Typing Trigonometry Social Studies Golf Commercial Law Athletic Director Letterman's Club Swimming To say that the Brothers of Mary are qood teachers is a half truth Thaw rave become more than mere teachers to us We have come to regard them is intimate friends buddies on the athletic field willing counselors in need and our ideals in lite Their sense of fair play their unseltish de tation tothe education of youth and their inspiring lives have marked them within our hearts as right guys BROTHER CLARENCE CHEW SXSGT GOTTLIEB COLEMAN BROTHER CHARLES BROTHER RAYMOND SM R O I C CUMMINGSMITH SM DOTZLER SM Religion Crusader Photographer L brary German English Pacific Marianlst M chanical Drawing Intramural Sports Solid Geometry Trigonometry Intramural Sports Cam a Club BROTHER CHARLES BROTHER ROBERT ESPER EHRENFELD SM Geometry Rcluguon Buology Englwh BROTHER HERMAN FI EN Enqllsh Soclallfy Moderator Mamtcnancc Ig' .4 BROTHER EDWARD HAYWARD SM Englush Cuvdance Spcpch Duvlsuorl Coumcllor BROTHER JOSEPH HOFFMAN Chemistry Alqobra Hun O HOWOVI Crusader Business Auvvsor Fr Hman Basketball Dnvssuon Counsellor BROTHER HAROLD HAMMOND Guudancc Spec-ch Socual Sfuducs Dnvusuon Counscllo g Ya, X BROTHER EDWARD BROTHER ADRIAN KEOHO LROTHER AUGUST BROTHER MARTIN IMMETHUN SM S KRETCHMER SM LANGHIRT SM Englwh 'ollcgvan Advusor Music lrstruffar Commercnal Law Sodallty Moderator BROTHER JOHN MERKEL, BROTHER CHARLES MILLER, BROTHER EUGENE BROTHER EDWARD -Q-.. MORRISSEY SM MULVANEY SM Maintenance Shorthand American Hlsfory Spanish Commercial Law Enghsh Rellglon Typma Social SfUdIGS fnglrsh Radlo Operator Cneer leaders Um,-4 BROTHER JOSEPH NAPIER English Relrglon Intramural Sports BROTHER DAVID Algebra Trlgonomet. y Solnd Geometry PAALUHI BROTHER EUGENE FAU LIN Physucs Practucal Science REVEREND ANGELO PILLA, BROTHER LAWRENCE SM PLANTHOLT SM Vlsltmg Missionary German Practical Math 1 BROTHER JOSEPH BROTHER ANSELM RAUBER, BROTHER RICHARD ROESCH, BROTHER LAWRENCE PRIESTLEY, S.M. S.M. S.M. SANDMAN, S.M. Latin Telephone Exchange American History Spanish X English information Religion Religion Band Director Crusader Advisor Music Instructor ' Choir Director uma! ps SXSGT OLARENCE SILVA SfSGT JOSEPH 5'LVA ROTC BROTHER ERNEST SILVA BROTHER ROBERT SCHUETZ BROTHER JAMES Typing S M SCHOENDORF S M Book Store P inter Maintenance kogg y Club I I I I E W I R.O.T C. s.M. , REV JOSEPH SHERRY SM French Religion Sodolrry Moderator Vocolroncl Servrce Dnvrsron Counsellor BROTHER ueometry Xlgcbro Junror Sports 'Xs rstont Afhlo RLES WEISS llc Drrccfor BROTHER BENEDICT BROTHER LOUIS WENGLER SM Busmess Englnsh Offlce Trounrng Typing Cornmercrol Club Plmc ment Bu :Hou WISGICKEL S M Bookhlnrler Webbter deflnee educotlor os the lrnuortohon or ocqursrtron of knowledge skull or dlscnplme of chorocrer But to the Brothers educotaon lncludes more than the mere conveyonce of physncol knowledge They regord rt more o the rmpressron ol Chrrbtaon prrncrples :mc therr chorge through the medlums of Seculor ond sprrrtuol teochrng To thu rd ol they hove dedrcoted the servncei hur l e. L mcousf, c s r rn nn the fortuno e cnrcumslorrce uf rrrstruftunn um er t ll TW BROTHER EUGENE ZAPP, BROTHER CHARLES BROTHER CLAUDE BOULAY, BROTHER JAMES CONDON 5-M- BOGLITZ, S.M. S.M. 5.54, Bi0l0QY Grade 7B Grode 8B G,-Ode 3A General Science Religlon Rodio Club Radio Operator Sodollfv Moderator BROTHER JOSEPH DANGEL, BROTHER PHILIP BROTHER JOHN GARDNER, BROTHER WILLIAM HAAS, S.M. FRUEHWIRTH, S.M. S.M. S.M. Grade 8A Grade 6B Grade IA Llhrarian Organisi Zccrugfan BROTHER HENRY HOLZER Grade 1A PROFESSOR ERICH KAHL Music Pnano QM? Vxalm Orchestra Dlrector BROTHER JOSEPH KOENIG Grade :A BROTHER MICHAEL REICH BROTHER LEO SHAEFER SM BROTHER EDWARD STRAUSS BROTHER JOSEPH YAX SM Grade 'fade 4A Grade 6A Grcd sus cm Sacrxstan s.M. - ' I S' , . s.M. F ' s.M. ' . 9: ' ' ' s.M. ' .J ' ' fr QA 'S A ummm age 4 eww Back scenes of a Brother's lite reveal many amusing, interesting and inspiring incidents. Praying, working, playing, the Brother's lite outside of the classroom is rich and full. Besides the period when he assembles with the community for prayer and meals the Brother generally has a special assignment to perform, Some are concerned with maintenance, some attend club meetings of which they are moderators, and others have to be down on the field to supervise in- tramural sports. But not all the day is centered on work. There is recreation time, time to read newspapers, play cards, or go up to the radio shack and tinker around. The day, however, would not be complete without correcting papers and preparing for the next day's class, i 1 gi Q, I 1 wg? i th -95 .. gr, Father Uht and Brother Morrissey discussing day's Brother Priestley and Brother Morrissey preparing next problems, day's lessons. Brother Roesch and Brother Napier duplicating the Brother Anselm sorting mail. bulletin. fi? Brothers recrhng the rosary The Brothers version of a barbershop quartet B h l Brcthers having a fruendly game of Pmochle rot ers re axmg It one were a Inttle :mp able to fat nn a Brother s pocket one mxght see a typical clay an the llte of a Brother Our amp jumps unto Brother Bell s pocket as the alarm clocks buds the arrlval ot a new day Brother Bull stretches and pumps out of bed Cleanup and then prayer meditation and Mass Next he eats breakfast Brother Bull at lenqth packs up has books and us oft to classes After a busy day nn classes Brother Bull takes hrs bcoks home and rushes down to the audutorlurn to prepare lor the next day s pep rally After some laughs and headaches Brother Bull s an tame for chapel Then comes supper and recreatnon at whlch tame Brother Bull goes up to the raduo shack Then to chapel for prayer and to the desc to correct test papers Then goodnnght l-low fortunatc how blessed we are to haxc been awarded what shall ly amongst thc grcatest assets of our llves a Chrtsttan educatnon and yet th s not enough for though cur teachers have accom plnshed their cnd wc hay yet to accomplnsh ours the product of Chrrsttan Education as the superna tural rnan who thwnlss judges and acts constantly and conststently In accordance wnth rnght reason nllumtned bx the supernatural Inght of the example and teach :ng ot Chrust rn other words to use the current term the true and funushed man o character For t not every land of constancy and tnrmness of conduct based On subgectlve pruncnples that makes true char acfer but Only constancy In following the Lffffifll pnncuples ot gustuce , ' 4 Q N V IS ln the words ot Pope Plus Xl, the true Chrnstlan f V . ' ' t l , I is I. jlw . 1 ,Talm.. 4y A ,L DEATH or FOUNDEFQ W Q LOMING TO AMERICA I In umvsnsnv or DAYTON CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION 184.9 X949 SAINT Louis c:oLLEGE HoNol.uLu 16 HAWAII PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE My dear Graduates, You have done well in selecting for the theme of your 1950 Yearbook, Father Chaminade and his work of nChrist1an Education N In your study of his life you have no doubt noted numerous instances by which he can be compared to the Crusaders of the Middle Ages His work was not easy nor was his way strewn with roses You too will find yourselves frequently beset with obstacles which at times may assume gigantic proportions and seem to be insurmountable In such times take courage and renew your strength as true Chaminadeans and Crusaders at the feet of Our Lady of the Pillar. nBe Mindfuln of those ideals and lessons which those other Chaminadeans--your teachers--have striven so earnestly to instill into you. HB6 Faithfuln to your duty and to the principles of your Catholic Education. You will find them unerring guides not only to your temporal success, but to your eternal salvation, your final reward, as well. May our Heavenly Father award your efforts with the crown of success and may our Blessed Mother watch over you and lead you to Her Divine Son. Jmlwfffiqf N 43 wrhf 2 5 ' , f.' gk f,! gisi ?mmga ,,QU. QIEL Q E .. QVAAQ w 5 I I . 0 0 Y Kr I . .X . v-f V ,Q 5. Q X fe xt ' ' A f , if I President Vice-President Secrefory Treasurer RANDOLPH LEE JOSEPH PALASTRA ALBERTO ESTIAMBA ANTHONY 'IONJUGACION Four year honor mon amen? R9 , 1 in A A gs x il M? A+ ! E E Q 41' l 4 'Wi f Eg-:W if , 75 . s ' - 1 fl . NV 1 M L , . 1 ' A I Q 4' 'S 'Q lwlff-' f 133- ' STEPHEN ARAKI FRED AU KENNETH CHANG LAWRENCE CHUN HENRY HEE ERWIN H0 JOHN KUAPAHI RICHARD LEONG HARRY NAKATA FRED SHIMABUKURO ra Q3 .fa E si ra, -acl A -nf, 5 R 1 x E S . N 1-Sri K it . BENJAMIN A. AANA . ff, f r 5 KENNETH Q. Y. Al CHANG JOHN P. AIU Attendance 45 St, Anthony5 Attendance 45 Scientific5 Honor Attendance 45 St. Augustine5 Scientific5 Intramurals Crusadcr isa .93 PHILIBERT B. AKAU ROBERT J. ALDRICH Attendance l25 Star of the Attendance 45 Our Lady of Sca5 Commercial5 Honor Roll Sorrowsg Sclentific5 Honor Roll 25 Band 45 FRRAC 45 Com- I5 ROTC 25 FRRAC 45 Camera mercial Club 25 Junior Foot- Club 25 Biochephy I5 Crusader5 ball5 Intramurals Intramuralsg Rifle Club 2 Our favorite course. Roll 2, ROTC 25 Intramuralsg General5 Scdality 45 ROTC 3, Capt.5 Class Vice-Pres.5 Corn- mercial Club I5 Letterman's Club 35 Swimming 25 FRRAC5 Varsity Footballg Intramurals ALFRED A. AKANA Attendance l25 St. Joachim Academicg Sodality 4, Sec. ROTC 3, Lt. Col., FRRAC 4 Letterman'3 Club 35 Crusader Hui O Hawaii 35 Dramatics Varsity Basketballg Junior Bas ketball5 Varsity Baseball 3 Junior BasebaIl5 Junior Foot- ball5 Ushers Q - ' Q A ,, yy tg If l . I f 1,111 ANTHONY J. ALMEIDA Attendance l25 Our Lady of Peace5 Commercial5 ROTC 25 Band I5 FRRAC I5 Commer- cial Club lp Intramurals I. . .1 sf WALLACE M. AMAKI Attendance 65 ROTC 25 Aca- clemicg Camera Club I5 Hui O Hawaii I5 Crusaderg Whit- tling Club I5 Intramurals Accurate calculations determine a successful experiment 'ti ky ,, WILLIAM P. ANDAYA Attendance 45 Our Lady of the Mount5 Scientitic5 Sodality 35 ROTC 25 Drum Corp lj lntramuraIs5 Chaminade Club Z H I I I 1 FRANCIS S. ARAKI Attendance 45 Our Lady of Peace5 Academicg Honor Roll l5 Sodality 35 ROTC 2, lst Lt,5 Band lg FRRAC 45 Let- terman's Club 35 Camera Club I5 Crusader5 Whittling Club lg Swimming 35 Usher I5 Foot-l ball Manager lg Intramurals 8 I A STEPHEN S. Attendance 45 Our Lady of Peace: Scientitic5 Honor Roll 45 Class Pres, l5 Sodality 25 Collegian 3, Bus. Mgr,5 FRRAC 25 Letterman's Club l5 Camera Club 25 Crusader, Sr. Editorg lntramuralsg Varsity Baseball 2 ARAKI fa FREDERICK H. F. AU Attendance 45 Honor Roll 45 Scientitic5 Sodality lg ROTC l5 Collegian l5 Radio Club l5 FRRAC l5 Whittling Club l5 Jr. Baseball l5 Intramurals - -7- -I -msc -- -- -.-- -e Q U it 'Q .t:.1,f. H WALLACE K. W. AU Attendance 95 Scientific5 ROTC I5 Camera Club lg Whittling Club l5 lntramurals5 Rifle Club 4 Crusader staff WALTER J. BANNISTER Attendance 45 St. Anthany5 Commercialg ROTC 25 Hui O Hawaiig Commercial Club 25 Intramurals at work? FRANCISCO BAUTISTA Attendance 45 St. Joseph5 Sci- entific5 Sodality 25 ROTC 25 FRRAC 25 Camera Club l' Orchid Clubg Intramurals PEDRO BAUTISTA Attendance 45 St. Joseph5 Sci- entific5 ROTC 25 FRRAC 4, Crusader, Art Editorg Intra- murals They know all the angles. .54 it ,K A . .5 if .. Jw . Co r rm WALTER BENSON Attendance 125 St. Theresa O Hawaii 15 Intramurals JOHN J. BRUNELLE Attendance 125 St. Patrick5 Commercial5 ROTC 15 Com- mercial Club JOHN A. BURNS, JR. Attendance 125 St. Anthony5 Scientific5 Collegian 2, Assoc. Ed.5 ROTC 25 FRRAC 45 Let- terman's Club5 Crusader, Co-- Genemn sodomy 25 Rotc 31 at.: Band 15 FRRAC 35 Hui Prexy Kuapahi presides over regular Sodality meeting. Completing four fruitful years at St. Louis we have actively participated in school and social activities and have learned to cope with the many problems which have confronted us. 1? editorg Jr. Baseball 15 Golf 35 Oratoryp S.C.O.A.P., Secretaryg S.C.0,0,P. Studies have trained our mind, athletics our sportsmanship, ALVIN 5. CABRINHA Attendance 7, Holy Trinity5 Academic5 Class Vice-Pres. 25 Class Treas, 15 Sodality 4, Pres, and Vice-Pres.5 ROTC 3, Colonel5 FRRAC 25 Letterman's CIub5 Crusader5 Hui O Hawaii 35 CYO Trackp Jr. Basketball 25 Jr. Football 15 Jr. Baseball 15 Varsity Football 25 lntra- murals . X l 1 l :B STANLEY E. CADINHA KENNETH E. CARREIRA JOHN CARVALHO, JR. VALENTINE R. Attendance 45 Star of the Sea5 Attendance 45 St. Ann5 ROTC Attendance 45 St. Anthony5 Attendance 45 Anrnor Commercial5 Class Treas. lj 15 Generalg Intramurals Commercial5 Sodality 15 ROTC Academic5 Class Pres. 15 1- ROTC 25 FRRAC 15 Commer- 25 Drum Corp 15 FRRAC 25 O Hawaii cial Club 15 Letterman's Club Commercial Club 1 35 Hui O Hawaii 25 Jr. Foot- ball l5 Whittling Club 1 Curiosity kills the cat, but it sure helps in physics. I 7 but above all, that Christian education we have received has made us real Christian gentlemen. Now we are ready to apply these experiences to the future, we are readv to wall: into that future for which we have been prepared. MICHAEL G. CHAMBRELLO Attendance 65 Immaculate Conreptlong Scientificg FRRAC 4g Sodality lg ROTC 2g Letterman's Clulvg Varsity Basketball Zi Intramurals Y ' A 1 . n fs .V I 1-?tfff,31 ' by l A N A 3 l 1. ' . K1 C V .Y ,T 4 N'-M , 'f . ELMER C. K. CHANG KENNETH K. C. CHANG Attendance 45 St. Theresa: Scientifncg Honor Roll lg ROTC lj Sodolity 45 CYUSOOQIQ lntra- murals A'tendance 35 Scientificg Honor Roll 4g Collegian 3, Managing Ed.g ROTC 2g Biochephy Club: Crusader, Sr. Editorg Hui O Hawaii lg lntramuralsg Ushers Zg S.C.0.0,P.p S.C,O.A.P. HAROLD J. CHONG Attendance 45 Honor Roll 25 eg Intramural' iclentificg Sodality 35 FRRAC A RONALD Y. C. CHING Attendance 4g ACOdCfHIC: Rifle Club 25 ROTC 25 Radio Club 2g Intramuralsg CYO Track EDMUND K. S. CHING Attendance 45 Scientitlc, ROTC Zg Whittllng Clubg Intramurals E Y STUART M. I. CHANG Attendance 65 Class Vlce-Pres. lg ROTC 25 Commercial Club lg Letterman's Club: Crusader: Hui O Hawaiug Basketball Mgrg Baseball Mgr. 45 Rifle Club lg Usher l , -A uf CLARENCE S. H, CHING Attendance 3g St. Theresag Acaclemucg Sodality lg ROTC Z5 Letterman's Club 35 Hui O Hawaniq Crusaderg lr, Basee ball lg Vnrsntv Baseball 25 lntramurals BONIFACE CHOY Attendancc 4, ROTC l, Aca- demic, Intramurals HARRY H. K. CHUN HENRY Y. S. CHUN .gs .M Y fiifg , 3, . i KINGSTON J. CHUN Attendance 8, Commercial, Attendance 6, Star of the Attendance 4, St. Patrick: Sodality l, ROTC 2, FRRAC Sea, General, Class Treas., Commercial, Class Sec., ROTC l, Commercial Club 2, Hui ROTC 2, Whittling Club l , 2, FRRAC l, Commercial Club ' O Hawaii l, Whittling Club l, Intramurals l, Whittling Club l, Intra- Intramurals, Convert Class, murals 1 1 l 1 l Q 1 1 1 l I - - - I - - 1 1 - Z I I The nucleus of our country's defe The local gabfesf. 4 s li LAWRENCE S. K. CHUN RAYMOND C. K. CHUN Attendance 4, Scientific' Honor Roll 4, Collegian 3, Sports Ed., 3, lsr Lt., SLCAA Club Band 4, FRRAC I, Biochephy Junior Polire l, Band l, lg Camera Club 2, Crusader, Corps l, Lettcrman's Saorts Ed., Hui O Hawaii I, Rifle Club I, Ushers. Intramurals, Dramatic l, Vice- Pres., Booster Club, S.C.O.A.P,, S.C.0.0,P. U- 1 K JP ff r i , , Attendance 7, General, ROTC Pres., Drum C lub, Attendance 6, Honor Roll 2, VALENTINE Y. Q. CHUN Attendance 3, Six Theresa, Scientific, Sodality 3, Honor Roll 2, Collegian 3, Ed.-ine Chief, ROTC 2, FRRAC 5, Biochephy i, Corr. Sec., Orchid Club, Dramatics, Crusader, Activity Ecly Intramurals, S,C.O.A.P., S.C.0.0.P. FRANK R. COELHO Attendance 85 St. Jchng ROTC 7, Commercial, Dramatics lj FRRAC lg Whittlzng Club lf Intramurals ANTHONY CONJUGACION Attendance llg Star of the Sea, Academic, Division Treas. Z5 Class Treas. lg Class Vice- Pres. lg ROTC 25 FRRAC 4, Lettermcn's Clubg Whittling Club Ig Hui O Hawaiig Jr. Football lg Intramurals MELVILLE L. CORREA Attendance 6g Star of the Seag Scientific: Junior Police lg Band 45 Biochephy I7 Intramurals: Crusader, Junior Orchestra 'nl A 'Z7' ,- HAROLD H. COSTA Attendance 45 Academic, Class Vice-Pres.j Class Treasq ROTC I, FRRAC 45 Letteiman's Club lg Whittling Club lj Varsity Basketball 4, Mgr.g Intra- murals ...7750... .. ... Four Seniors pay a visit to the Blessed Sacrament. Val Chun instinctively defends his lunch Y iS.Ti L71 , 4 ,r,. F Q lv I A S A I lx! , A t . ,J f . I , Q , ,' g fi 5 5-3 f 5 J LESTER P. CULLEN CHARLES M. CUMMINS Attendance 4, St. Augustine, Attendance I2, Star of Carnrnercicl, Class Treas. lg Scag General, lntramuralsj ROTC f, Commercial Cluti lj ROTC 2 Lf'ttnrman's Club, Jr FOOHVJII I, Intramurals the JOSEPH B. DIAS H RODN EY P. DIAS Attendance 3, Our Lady of Attendance I2, Holv Trrniti, Peace, Academic, Collegian ', General, Band 4, Drum COrp ROTC If Letterman! Club 7, I, FRRAC 45 Hui O Hawaii 3 Crusader, Hui O Hawaii J, If Baseball, Track 2, Intra- Checr Lcarlrri Z, Oratory 2 murals it , I X ALBERTO ESTIAMBA JOHN D. FAUST l. . 1.- it Attendance 3g St. Attendance lg Schofield Bar- Anthonyg Generalg racksg Scientificp Intramurals Homeroom Sec. 35 Division Sec. 2g Sodality 2g ROTC 3, Capt.g Letterman's Club 35 Varsity Footballg Jr. Football 25 Intramurals 59' Q95 X04 VINCENT R. FERNANDES Attendance 45 St. Philomena Academicg Homeroom Pres, Division Treas.g Collegian 25 ROTC 2g FRRAC 44 Crusaderg Whittling Clubg Jr. Footballg Intramurals offs? f '5 -Q25 F -v-, ' 4 ...W F Y --5 b Q ., 1 ' i ,, Emil? -N x N ., 4 HERBERT K. FOSTER l Arte:-dance l2g Star of the . A Seag Scientificg Sodality 3 5' X 5 ROTC 25 Bandg FRRAC 2 ALFRED P. FERNANDEZ Attendance 45 St. Theresa: Academicg Honor Rollj Home- room Sec.5 Division Sec.p ROTC 3, Lt. Col.g Homeroom Presg Letterman's Club, Pres.g Var- sity Football Zg Jr. Footballj Intramurals HENRY H. C. FONG Attendance 8g Honor Roll 35 Scientiticg l-lomeroom Treas.j Collegiang ROTC 25 Biochephyg Libraryg Camera Club 25 Rifle Club 25 Crusaderj Dramatics, Sec.g Intramurals Intramurals LOUIS S FRAGAS JR Attendance 9 St Anthony Commercial Sodality 3 ROTC 2 FRRAC 2 Commercial Club 2 Intramurals THEODORE FREITAS Attendance ll Our Lady of Peace Academic C 3 J Police Crusader Hui O Hawaii itt I g Intramurals I r I Ja C f 'Q 1 fx, ' '1 -I ie I fri -Qi. 1,5 ' T' f ' . if L so a f 2 ,S f my I it 4 E ROT g I rt ' ' I 1 wh' 'in Club 22 K I 4-rfb' ,LCP . A QTL. 531,-rg, 3 4' ,.-- 5 .. 'VT'-Zlgwsw. A it ,,.:,Q'.-W W V V.. -at I .xx QFTTT- -4 I 'f f - fs . JI 'td ' r .- 7 ' f-' Mu few N4 . , gx... .mg ,ei 5 i, .. v . Pg 1 4-, r x ' f t' -fi 1. s !'A I P mm... I A xfx X uwnfs X X W. 'X 'X-.1 W4- ..- ' . , Q-thigh' .,,.... -- 1 4. , l, 1 I 'I WALTER K. FUJIKAWA Attendance 45 Scientific5 ROTC 25 Collegiang Drum Carpg Hut O Hawaii 35 Crusaderg Camera Clubj Cheer Leader 2, Hecd.g Whittling Clubp Swimming 25 Biology Clubg Convert Classy Intramurals ' U . I--I in RICHARD FUJIMOT0 Attendance 35 GeneraI5 ROTC5 Varsitv Football 35 Varsity Baseball 25 Intramurals A H ' it .5 GEORGE C. GABRIEL Attendance 45 St. Therese: Sclentiticg SodaIuty5 ROTC 25 Hui O Hawau. 25 Intrarnuralsl Track MARTIN R. GOMES Attendance 45 St. Theresa5 Acadernic5 SodaIity5 ROTC 25 'L 'I ii 4 DANIEL J. GINDEN Attendance 35 St. John5 Band5 GeneraI5 Sadality 25 ROTC 3, lst Lt.5 FRRAC 45 Commercial CIub5 Letterman's CIub5 Cheer Leaderg Crusader5 Intramurals GEORGE A. GLENDAY Attendance 45 Sf. Joseph: Scientificg ROTC 3, Capt.5 FRRAC 25 Crusader5 Radio CIub5 Intramurals RONALD L. GOMES ANTHONY R. GOMEZ, JR Hun O Hawaii 25 Lettermarfs CIub5 Cheer Lecderg Intra- YUUVOIS Clubg Intramurals .',,. -Q . . ? ' .Isl I if I ' l I , I J Attendance l25 St, Stephen5 Attendance 65 Sacred Commerc:'aI5 SodcInty5 ROTC Heart5 Scientitic5 Home 25 CoIleglan5 Junior Police 25 room Pres.5 ROTC 2 Commercial Club 25 Whittling FRRAC5 Hui O Hawaii Intramurals 3. 4 it 3, at t E X 1 , I 1 l R 4 Q l A RONALD GOO Attendance 35 Academicj Jr. Basketball l5 Lettcrman's Club 3, Intrar'nurals5 ROTC 2 PETER M. GONSALVES JR. Attendance 45 St. Stepheng CommerciaI5 ROTC 25 FRRAC 35 Commercial Cluh I5 CYO Track 25 l.etterman's Club 35 Whittlnng Club 25 Intramurals I O A A if JOHN D. HALUALANI Attendance 35 Our Lady of Peaceg Commercial5 ROTC 2, lntrarnurals5 Commercial Club l , are V CARL H. HANOHANO Attendance IZ5 General5 ROTC 3, Cap'r.5 Commercial Club ly Whltilung Club lg Hui O Hawaii 35 Intramurals GEORGE H. GORA Attendance l25 Blessed Sacrament5 ComrnerclaZ5 ROTC I5 Sodalnty I5 Commercial Club 25 FRRAC 45 Hui O Hawaii l5 Intramurals EDWIN J. HALL JR. Attendance 45 St, Jahng ROTC 25 Commercial5 Commercial Club I5 Crusarler5 lntramuunls A EDGAR K. HANOHANO Attendance 125 Genercl5 ROTC 25 Hui O Hawaii 25 Whittling Clull lg lntramurals5 Orchid Club i EDWIN K. HANOHANO Attendance 125 Gcneral5 ROTC 25 Commercial Club l5 Letter- man's Club 35 Varsity Football5 Intramurals Hey! Usually people look sad in here. A bright class! Witness! One student raises his hand' .CM if A' ' Q- - QA fb 1:- I I + .Q Q' --A If S- .lr I I --,W HENRY K. HANOHANO HENRY T. K. HEE IGNATIUS S. M. HIPA ATILAQIO HIRO Attendance I2gGeneralg ROTC Attendance 65 Honor Roll 45 Attendance 4g Our Lady of Attendance 45 Our Lady of 25 lntramuralsg Whittling Club Sclentificg Sodality lj ROTC Peacej ROTC 27 FRRAC lg Peaceg Generalj ROTC 3, Capt.g I Ig Whittling Club I Genernlg Intramurals Sodality 2g Drum Corps Zg FRRAC 25 Commercial Club lg Intramurals ---- ... -W50 -X .. ,E NN 's NN 'T XxTT'X LEA. , . -fe is , ' 2 , ,fr :' , f Q 4 ' . Ji 5 , ' 5 Ci df.. ff r V wt fs I 1 4 1 I , l r . ll I I 1 4 1 -Q I'-g .5 1 77 'I ...,, sv . I ,, y I, , ...., -- l 'fl T 1 ,. 'zfE'?-25 ' ' A N. . . :ig TJ I, f y J 1 'EQ t 1 I I 5 ' f . f , I E - I -v 4 QE? I f 4 I ? h ..,. N L V, s is . , A A ---J CLIFFORD S. H. H0 DONALD E. H. H0 ERWIN S. W. HO NORMAN F. H. H0 Attendance 85 Commercialg Attendance 45 St. Theresa: Attendance 65 Sclenlificg Band Attendance 8g Sacred Heart: ROTC 25 Commercial Club lg Acadernicg ROTC 3, Captq 4g Honor Roll 4g Letterman's Scicntificg Class Treasurer ly Junior Baseball lg Crusaderg Hui O Hawaii 2, Vice-Pres.: Club 3g Radio Club lg Camera Sodallty 35 ROTC lg FRRAC 35 Intramurals Whlttllng Club I7 Ushers lg Club 2g Crusaderg Hui OHawaii Whlttling Club lg Intramurals Intramurals 2g Jr, Basketball 3, Mgr.g Intramurals Students making use of magazines during lunch period. Larry Rodrigues leads Senior C in a French air HERBERT T. HONDA Attendance 95 Academic5 Band 45 Camera Club I5 Crusadcij Hui O Hawaii5 Intramurals Y PAUL Y. ICHIMURA X , Attendance 45 Star of the Sea5 ll Academic5 ROTC 25 FRRAC Tw, I5 Whittling CIub5 Camera S, I Club I5 Intramurals5 Hui O Hawaii I I Xi 5 L, I , . -2 WALTER JUNG HERMAN W. JARRETT Attendance 65 St. John5 ROTC 25 Scientific5 Radio Club 25 Hui O Hawaii 35 Rifle Club 25 Usher I5 Intramurals 4? f-all Wonder why everybody's looking this way. Z 754604, Graduation is an end and a beginning, the end of days crammed with studies and activities, days of complacent hap- piness and clean American fun. It opens a new chapter in which we, seniors, assume a mature outlook and dedicate our- selves to the fulfillment of our Christian education. Whether f 3 , 53 I an , '53 J . f ' J X : E A A- X SAM J. KAGESA JAMES S. KAJIKI DAVID H. KALILI, JR. 44 v S 4 'X , S .1 E . , 2. 155, - 5 ,gs . ar 5 . 7 V 5 ,J J' mi' RICHARD T. KANESHIRO Attendance 85 St, Philomenap Attendance 95 St. Patrick5 Attendance 45 Our Lady of Attendance 85 Star of the Sea: Attendance 45 Bl9SSed CommerciaI5 Sodality 25 Band Scientitic5 Sodality 35 ROTC Peace5 Commercial5 Class Sec. Pcademiq Sodality I5 ROTC Sacramentg Commercial5 35 Orchestra I5 Commercial 25 FRRAC 25 Biochephy Club5 I5 ROTC 25 Commercial Club5 3, lst Lt.5 FRRAC 45 Whittling ROTC 25 Sodality I5 Club5 Hui C Hawaii5 Crusader5 Camera Club 25 Whittling Band 25 Letter'nan's Club5 CIub5 Intramuralsg Hui O Collegian I5 Band I5 Whittling CIub5 Jr. Baseball5 Clubg Crusaderg Intramurals Swimming 2 Hawaii Intramurals FRRAC 25 Commercial CIub5 Whittling Clubg Junior Baseball 25 Intramurals Q42 ti. Seniors enjoy Brother Dovid's humor. W we offer our lives at the altar of American principles and ideals, or whether we enter higher institutions of learning, we will always be Mindful ot God and Faithful to His law, as we have been in daifs past. RENWICK J. KRUGER Attendance l2g Holy Trinityg Generalg ROTC 2g FRRAC -lg Whittling Clulng Intramurals ,Q THOMAS H. KONNO Attendance 2g Acadcrnicg ROTC 2g lntramurals EZRA T. KOIKE Attendance 65 Scientific: Band 45 Honor Roll 25 Biochephy Club lg Crusaderg Whittling Clubg Intramurals l 4. l 'Wh 3 LEONG Y. KAU JACOB A. KAUHANE Attendance S5 Scientificg Attendance 45 St. Augustine: Band lg Honor Roll 25 Commercialg Sodality 3g ROTC Intramurals 2g FRRAC lg Commercial Club: Whittling Clubg Intramurals JOHN Y. KUAPAHI Attendance 45 Blessed Sacramentg Scientiticg Honor Roll 45 Class Pres. Zg Class Vice-Pres. lg Sodality 4, Pres. 2, Sec. lg ROTC 25 Library Staff 4, Presg Chaminadc Club 2, Sec.j Crusader, Co-editorg Intramurals DONALD Attendance 4g Academicg Class Sec.g ROTC Camera Club ig St, Theresag 2g Soaality lg Crusaaerg Intramuralsy Hui O Hawaii 531' if L an It ' f its nj WALLACE T. KOBAYASHI Attendance 35 Acaclemicg ROTC 2g Swimming 3g Lcttc-rman's Cluts, Intramurals ,pn -Ml' 4-G X cmuuss L. LAKE Attendance l25 St. Patrickj Commercial5 Class Vice-Pres. ROTC 25 Commercial Club zf Vice-Pres.5 Letterman's Club Diamatucs5 Intramurals ALVIN LAU Attendance 35 St. Theresa Scientific5 ROTC 25 Comer I5 Intramurals , Attendance 55 St. Patrick5 a Commercial5 Class P Club 15 Hui O Hawaii 25 Golf KELVIN K. H. LAU res. 25 ROTC 25 Commercial Club 2, Asst. Treas.5 Letterman's Cluu 35 Jr. Football 25 Sr. Football HARVEY P. LEE Attendance l25 St. Patricky Scientificg Sodality 35 ROTC 3, lst Lt.5 FRRAC l5 Lettermcrvs Club 35 Crusaderg Dramaticsg Whittling Club l5 Jr. Basket- ball l5 Sr. Basketball 25 Sr. Baseball 25 Freshman Basket- baIl5 lntramurals5 Usher l ' l l I I Rational beings in action. Cabby! Ho come you drink milk? Q . X l 1 5 ' 'xxx - ,X ,w U .Qi 'YT' ,-it . 2' 5 twig. 6' . f Q 5. -Q fl 2 : 5 if . x as ' v ' 'R ., f 'V if Y pg, K JV A 1 ' if X l Y 1 f gf lfjlll 5 53 , f 1 e. l ii f I U iv ' Lf' if FREDERICK 0. LEINER Attendance l25 Our Lady of Peace5 General5 Sadality I5 ROTC 25 FRRAC lg Orchestra -l5 Junior Police 35 Whittling Cluh5 Intramurals MELVYN P. LEONG Attendance 45 Sacred Heart. Ccmmercialg Sodality 45 ROTC 25 Crusaderp Commercial Club lg Intramurals RICHARD W. Y. LEONG Attendance 45 Blessed Sacramentj Scientific5 Honor Rall 45 Divisional Soc.5 Band 45 Sodality 45 Camera Club l5 FRRAC l5 Biochephy lg Rifle Club 25 Crusaclerg Whittling Senior physicists determine Club 25 Intramurals bl heat of fusion. ,..i..--I- Q---few--'A I' RODNEY LEONG Attendance 95 St, Patrick5 Accd:mic5 Banzl -l5 VRRAC -l5 Letterman's Climb 35 Crusaderj Hui O Hawaii I5 Jr. Baseball 25 Intramurals Better junk it! lil if ' 5 I I , Vr,, . gg H . ' I sy: at I 1 ff , , . xii I , RONALD S. H. LOO Attendance 55 Commercial5 VOTC P5 Commercial Club 25 Camera Club l5 Whittling Club 2, Intramurals THEODORE J. LOO Attendance 65 St. Augustirieg Scientific5 Sadality 45 Band 47 Letterman's Club S5 Biochepnv l5 Camera Club lg Crusaderg Hui O Hawaii l5 Varsity Base- ball l, Mgr: Jr Baseball l, Mar.5 Ritle Club 25 Intramurals 'NDREW P. LUM Attendance 95 Star of the Sea Scientific, Honor Roll l5 Collegian 3, Assoc, Ealg ROTC 3, lst Lt.5 Orchestra5 FRRAC P, Crusader5 Hui O Hawaii 45 Dramatics5 Rifle Club 3, Scc.5 Intramurals I MELVIN B. LUM Attendance 4' St. Auqustinc5 Commercial C'ass Trcas. l' Sorfality 45 ROTC 3, FRRAC 2, Commercial Cluli l5 Hui O Hawaii 35 Lctterman's Club 7 35 Varsity Football C, Mqr,5 Intramurals WILLIAM LUM JAMES K. MAA Attendance 65 Homeroom Attendance 45 St. Pat Sec.5 Commercial5 ROTC Ge-neraI5 Sodality5 ROTC 25 2 Stamp Club5 Com- Letterman's Club 2: Golf 45 m2fCi0l Cllflb 2IWl1iTTll WQ Hui O Hawaii 25 Jr. Football5 Q N... A5 lx GEORGE MAKINI Attendance 45 St. Patrick5 CommerciaI5 Homeroom Treas. 25 Sodality 45 Jr. Police5 ROTC 25 FRRAC 45 Commercial Club I. .1 ..,.. . Clubg Intramurals Intramurals 25 Hui O Hawaii 45 Jr. Football 25 Jr. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 25 Intramurals , , wx ,5 2 -A .1 ' Q? E -5 X . V FREDERICK 'r. MEYER VALERIANO F. MARTIN, JR, Attendance 55 Our Lady of Peace5 Academic5 Sodalityg ROTC 25 Band 25 FRRAC5 Intramurals CHARLES L, McKEAGUE Attendance 45 St. Theresa5 Commercialg Homeroom Vice- Pres.5 ROTC 25 Commercial Club 25 Swimrningg I-lui O Hawaii 25 Intramurals Attendance 415 St. Tl1eresa5 Commerciolg I-lomeroom Sec.5 ROTC 25 Commercial Club 25 Letterman's Club 35 Jr. Foot- lJall5 Jr. BasebalI5 Varsity Foot- ball 35 lntramuralsp Varsity Baseball V?-'rsr X 13 WALLACE S. MIYAHIRA Attendance 35 St. Elizabeth5 Scientificg Honor Roll5 ROTC Z5 Sodality5 Crusader5 Camera Club5 Intramurals PETER B. U. MOON Attendance 35 St Theresa5 Scientific Sodalityp ROTC 2 Intramurals I Z ell' I fi , Ck?-l+ i'tg,:':Tl. 4-5' , f. si' ' - if ' A5 - .fig -11.4 J... ,KH M X Mx M., I fm 'a f ff, ' f - ZX? i 1.15 e - ,f ,,q-few' Y, .Q af 5. :Q 1 .,'-r - YV - 1- I' il ' 4' F rc, if if X X 1, H-A M ,naw .: ...M .,vv.F,.,w..- . i TAKASHI MORITA Attendance 55 Sclentnficj Band 45 Orchestra 55 lntramuralsg Crusader K - I RICHARD L. MURATA Attendance 95 St. Patrick5 Scientific5 Homeroom Vice- Pres.5 Homeroom Secg Band 45 FRRAC: Letterman's Club 35 Camera Clubg Crusader. Bus. Mgr,5 Hui O Hawaii 2: Varsity Paseball5 Rifle Club. Ushf-r5 lntramuralsg Convert Class ati ,un tw-J EDWIN S. NAGANUMA Attendance 45 Scientificg ROTC 2: Crusader5 lntramurals5 Rifle Club 3 ALBERT H. NAGAI Attendance 45 St. Rochg ROTC 25 Scientific5 Crusaderg Library 25 Sodality 35 lntramurclsg FRRAC SAMUEL P. NAHOOPII Attendance 45 Our Lady of Peacc5 Scientificg FRRAC 35 ROTC 25 Swimming Hui O Hawauif Intramurals HARRY T. NAKATA Attendance 75 St. Augustine5 Scientific5 Honor Roll 45 Band 45 Homeroom Treas.5 Homeroom Vice-Pres.5 Homeroom Pres5 Let crman's Club 3, RAYMOND H. NAKAMARU GILBERT M. NAKASONE Attendance 95 Honor Roll5 Attendance 45 St. Thefegof Sclentiflcg Homeroom Vice- Commerclclg Sodallty 25 ROTC PVGS-.' ROTC 25 LGlT6Yf'f1Gv1'S 25 FRRAC, Commercial Cla.: Clubj C-'usaderj Hui O Hawailj 25 Intramurals Jr. Basel:nll5 Jr, Football Z5 Intramurals R A-Ai, siege, Vrce-Presg Camera Clubg Hui O Hawaii5 Jr. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 2: Convert Class: lntromurals5 Varsity Baseball 35 Jr. Baseball l 4-tg -qs ffl' di, . ,4- I 'rf slr' . HARRY K. NATHANIEL Attendance 37 St. Johng Class Se:.j Commercialg Collegian 3, News Editorg Commercial Club l b 7' Pu, Chair.g ROTC Crusarlcrg Intramurals GEORGE T. NIITANI Attendance 45 St. Patrick, Academicg ROTC 25 FRRAC 2g Crusadcrg Hui O Hawaii lg Intramurals TRISTAN P. NOBRIGA fxttr-ndancc 45 Star of the Seng Commcrcialg Sodalitv 'lg ROTC .75 FRRAC 45 Commercial Club 25 Inlramurals x ' ' A' X N ii 5 Q 1 3 K X JEROME S. NOBRIGA LAWRENCE NOBRIGA ' Attendance l2j St. Agnes: Attendance 85 St. Patrickg Commercialg Class Vice-Pres. Commercialg Class Vice-Pres' Zj Class Pres. lg Sodality l' R T' - ' ROTC 2g Band lg FRRAC 2 O1 .. 2, FRPAC lp whmimg Club lg lntramuralsg Junior Football 1 'l lr ' 4' 1 . 7 , .9 . ' - A . A ':'i' tw ' f 1' if: 3 Q 55 i .3 - A X f x f x X A A A l 3 'ggrzhr 'F 3 fs 4 ,. 4 x ALBERT K. NOGUCHI Attendance 45 St. Patrickg Academicj Sodality 45 Band 45 FRRAC 25 Lctterman's Club l, Ccrnera Club lg Hui O Hawaii 3g Whittling Club l' Rifle Club lg Jr. Footballg Crusader Th guy in the left foreground is sure handsome! HENRY NOZAKI Attendance 25 Scinntiticg ROTC ig Honor Rall lg Crusader ROBERT M. OBA Attendance 45 Our Lady at Peace: Comm'-rftialg FRRAC 35 lntrampvalsg Commercial Club l Lunch is a serious busin ess, so they soy. 'C l 'forms Qi -Q0 ':r xx-Q, Mum fl, HAROLD M. OKAMURA Attendance 4, Commercial, ROTC 2, Band 2, Commercial Clulu 2, Whittling Club l, Intramurals ps, HAROLD OKITA Attendance 3, Sacred Heart, Commercial, Sodality I, Hui O Hawaii 2, Commercial Club ip ROTC 2, Lettc-rman's Club 3, Crusader, Varsity Bas-:ball 3, Intramurals CHARLES J. OYAMA Attendance 6, St. Theresa, Academic, Class Sec. 2, ROTC 3, lst Lt., Soclality l, Library l, FRRAC 4, Hui O Hawaii 4, Pres., Dramatics l, Art, Whittling Club l, Intramurals LARRY E. OZAKI Attendance 4, Scientific, Class Vice-Pres. l, ROTC 2, Usher l, Crusader, Patrons Mgr., Hui O Havxaii 2, Whittllng Club I, Intramurals M50 , 41 fb in .. r, 5 f ab ' ,. C ,f ,ii H A C' A -1 ,:K, . I , A ggi 1 x M .,..: Q 1 I , 5 gf l ' i , 1,6 , v t C f Aw -,QQ g .ci 2 , I - ' JOSEPH T. PALASTRA HOWARD K. S. PANG NOAH K. PEKELO JR. ANTHONY G. PERREIRA ' Attendance 4, Sl. Stephen, Attendance 4: Sacred Heart, Attcr-dance 4, Blessed Attendance 4, Sf. Joseph, Scientific, Honor Roll 4, Div. Pres 2, Div. Vice-Pres. 2, Class Pres. 3, Class Vice-Pres l, ROTC 3, Capt., FRRAC l Crusader, Oramatics l, Jr Baseball l, lntramurals Commercial, Soda'ity 2, ROTC 2, Crusader, Commercial Club 2, Intramurals, Whittling Club l General, ROTC 2, FRRAC 4, Crusader, Intramurals Sacrament, Commercial, Banfl 4, FRRAC l, Commercial Club 2, Activities Chair., Hui O Hawai l, Intramurals C,-.-1-- f --IZ-I-- L-L.... Ln..- -.. A. I.-- - -----L-A f-,,1, , I 5 - GILBERT J. PERREIRA .1 Attendance 45 Blessed t. Sacrament5 General5 ROTC 25 - FRRAC l5 Intramurals RALPH B. PEREZ, JR. Attendance l25 Star of the Sea5 Scicntific5 ROTC 25 Rifle Club l5 FRRAC 45 Intramurals 1 l Af' l he Attendance l25 St. Patrick5 Scientific5 Band 4' FRRAC 45 Camera Clubg Rifle Club 2, AUGUST P. PERRY, JR. 1.. Pres.5 Intramurals js ,Q JOSEPH L. PERRY DONALD A. PLUNKETT Attendance 45 St. Anthony5 Attendance T25 St. Patrick5 Genera!5 ROTC 25 Whittling Commercial5 Class Treas. 25 Club5 Lette-rman's Club5 Track Class Sec. l5 Commercial Club 25 Jr. Football 25 Varsity Foot- 2, Treas.5 ROTC 25 Jr. Football ball l5 lntramurals lp Varsity Football 25 Intra- murals ! ' gi l Y 1 5 xg i 3 i R., ' . an .2-f 5 A 4 3 Q S xl 3 '. wal lm' 9 iwmll Bookworms convene for photographer. Graduation means tor us the anticipation 1 of a future as yet unmarked. There awaits us now a clean slate which will be marked with failures or accomplishments, all according to the individual. Many of us will devote our ti K HOWARD H. RABACAI. JOHN G. RAMOS Attendance 45 St. EIizabeth5 Attendance 45 St. Scientlticg ROTC 25 FRRAC General5 ROTC 25 lntrarnurals 25 Crusaderg Hui O Hawaii5 Intramurals Elizabethg me to studying f EDWARD G. RAPOZA Attendance 65 St Patrick5 Scientificg Honor Roll l5 ROTC 2 Sodolity l5 FRRAC l Rifle Club 25 Crusader Intramurals EDWARD L. SCHWEITZER Attendance 45 Star of th: Seap Commerciolg Sodality Z ROTC 2g Commircial Club lntramuralsg Jr. Police l FRRAC 2 1, . A tg Q 4' Josevn sAN'ros ' Attendance l2g St. Patrick Commcrciolg Commercial Club Hey Joe, it's not polite to point. ROTC l ?ou'4z'a me and others to manual labor that we might perform, through self-sacrifice, a noble service to their community. VVe shall always cherish the Christian principles and ideals instilled within us by the brothers as beacons of guidance. N. ,, l- , ff - .K fdiagfljw. ' Inf I I v I Q , A Z I K ,J lx ' 5 K I s 1' ff K is X ROBERT F. REIS Attendance lOg Commerciolg ROTC 25 FRRAC 25 Commercial Club 25 Whittling Club lg Intramurals ARTHUR SANIEL Attendance 3g St. Patrick Commercialg ROTC lg Class Sec, lg Commercial Club, Intramurals '37 CHARLES Y. SAIKI GEORGE H SAKO Attendance 85 Generolg ROTC Attendance 9 Sa 2g Letterman's Clubg Junior Commercial Soclal Football 25 Whittling Club FRRAC n Intramurals X Joi-:N M. s:wAno , M FRED I. SHIMABUKURO as , v 'il' .ni ,xml A so 5 .K I ROLAND T. SHIMABUKURO LEONARD D. SILVA Attendance I5 Scientitucg Attendance 85 St. Stephen: Crusader Scientiflc5 Honor Roll 45 Class Vlce-Pres.5 Class Treas.5 ROTC 25 Sodality l5 Orchestra 65 Attendance 45 St. John5 Attendance 35 St. .lohn5 Cornmercialg Sodality lg ROTC Commercial: ROTC 25 Conerner- 25 FRRAC I5 Letterman's Club5 :ia Club lg Intramurals Jr. Football l5 Intramurals FRRAC 45 Letterman's Club 35 Camera Club 25 Booster Club5 Golf 35 Intramurals 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 l u - l Fo ks, we give up. You write the caption. Brother Wengler, Codinha is out of order. Apprehend him rs. 'QS 4,- x ELMER T. SOLIDUM Attendance 45 Our Lady of Peace5 Academic5 ROTC 3, Lt. Col.5 Letterman's Club, Asst. Treas.5 Hui 0 Hawaii l5 Jr. Football l5 Sr. Football 25 Jr. Basketball 25 Intramurals rf . - I ' M , .. ww . I A-I:I fl' Alu- A 'J C in 54 N0 ,.t., F Q if K Y C 5 19 Q .W E 4 FRANCIS H. SOON Attendance 45 St. Patrick5 Scientific5 Honor Roll 25 ROTC 25 FRRAC 25 Intramurals I GALO B. SORIANO, JR. JOSEPH SOUZA, JR. Attendance 45 Our Lady of Attendance 45 St. John5 Peace5 Commercial5 Sodality Scientific5 Honor Roll l5 ROTC 25 ROTC l5 Band 25 FRRAC l5 Camera Club l5 Intramurals l5 Commercial Club I5 Jr. Baseball l 5 Intramurals .fi 2 '- E gi V -it A 93: fl Q ff ' W. '..f. ' 'O H -.,- f l , A Lx 2 Y 5 A I 3 X X QD JOHN G. STASZKOW GILBERT T. TAKAOKA ALLAN S. TAKASE JAMES K. TANAKA Attendance 95 St. Patrickg Attendance 45 Our Lady of Attendance 4g Sacred Heartg Attendance 25 St. Patrick: Academicg Sodality 35 Class Peaceg Acadernicg Class Treas. Commercialg ROTC 25 Camera Commercialg Convert Classg Treas. lg ROTC 3, Capt.g Hui lj ROTC 25 Letterman's Club Clubg Commercial Club 25 Hui Commercial Club 25 ROTC lj O Hawaii 4, Sec.g FRRAC 35 3g FRRAC 47 Camera Club 25 O Hawaii lg Whittling Club Crusaderg Intramurals Dramaticsg Crusader: Camera Crusaderg Whittling Club lp lg Crusadcrg Intramurals Club 23 Intramurals Hui O Hawaii lj Jr. Basketball lg Intramurals How busy can you be? Girls! You're in the wrong school. l Q LEE ROY WELKER JR. Attcndance 65 Our Lady of the Mountg Scientificg Sodaluty 45 Band 45 Drum Corp 25 FRRAC 25 Hui O Hawaiig Tracksg Intramurals .T 3 4 F 'Adv' I ' r .,x . Am I 4' DAVID K. C. WONG Attefdance 45 Our Lady of Pfafej Commercralj Sodality 35 POTC 25 Commercial Club 25 FRRAC 25 Lettermavfs Clubg Camera Clubj Hui O Hawalig Whnttlrng Clubg Rifle Clubg Intramurals I gg ,. HENRY D. Y. WONG Attendance 4' Commercial Homerocm Vice-Pres: ROTC 2: Intramurals' Commercial Club 2 Km Mme WONG I Attendance 4' AcademIC' ROTC -r, Cant: Camera Club' Rlfle I KELVIN JAMES W. Y. WONG Attendance ll! OU' Lodl' of Peqceg Commercialg Honor Roll 2' Sodalityg Homeroom Vice- Presx ROTCQ Commercial Club 25 FRRAC5 Crusader! Vv'h '9 Clubg Intramurals KENNETH Y. H. WONG Attendance 45 Scienfificg ROTC Z5 Honor Roll 31 l.eIterman's Clubg Crusaderg Rifle Club 35 Intramurals sb lg 'UN RAYMOND W T WONG JR fx tendancc 5 Sf Theresa Commercial ROTC Sodaln y 2 FRRAC 2 Commercial Club Crusader Hur O Hawaii Intramural: If Q. JOHN WOODS tendance -I oseph S Ientnfuc P TC 2 FRRAC 2 Camera Club Whittlnng lub e C Intramurals W, 5, i- -J A I l . Q Y I xx Q AIV, ig, A 5 A If .tg I vi I I All 1 l t l -f ' At ' Sf. A 3 J ' c' 7 1 ,Q 5 C f . - - I . 1 I , c 5 Rifl ruby g I t 'Ti :I I ' I' Cl 2 ay.-I v ' ' ., . .F 'Q .915 if-3 w- . ,A ,g,f?., A: ,J z fly. I fr sf T Q, . X 521 .na Q-L., '-f' ff! V . ' Q :N 1 x ,vfx .,.., . G XL ,537 5,5 .rg . .fe - 1 ' 1 ' 1 b nn -1 2 7 3 wf lx Dv X X iw. 'Q' 'N ,-Q.: -Q 'gg 5? .V ww A Y ,S .-.im ,Q Q. .J PATRICK S. YAMAMOTO Attendance l25 Academicg Homeroom Sec. 25 Home- room Treas.5 ROTC 25 Camera Club 25 Blochephy5 Crusoder5 Hui O Hawaii? Whittlnng Club5 Intramurals ,f SAMUEL M. YAMAMOT0 Attendance 95 Commercial5 Honor Roll 35 Commercial Club 25 ROTC 25 Whittling Club 25 Rifle Club 35 Intramurals VCV l ' H! l l x JOSEPH P. YOUNG, JR. Attendance 65 St. Patrick Generalg ROTC 25 Jr. Police Letterman's Club 35 Swimming Varsity FootbalI5 Intramurals! f 3 an 2 A i -'22 . EDWARD T. H. YUEN Attendance 45 Our Lady of Peace5 General5 FRRAC5 ROTC Club5 Camera 25 Commefcial Club5 Whittling Club5 Trackg DAVID YUEN 'ntramurcls Attendance 45 Academiq Hui O Hawoii5 RCTC 25 Ccmc-ra Club 2, Lette-rrnan's Club 35 Crusaderg Football Mgr. 35 Whiftling Club5 Intramurals Ccpturing smiles from the business students. Wf!1i', f E' A 1 , fs r E rim., ' 'lla 41144 ' 1 :cmd-'K' f' . , lun. Thc Underctossmen vnvocrous umpulsrxe troltc some ore o vntol port of the Chrustlon Educoteon o Youth Unlnke the-rr sentors however thev hoxe sttll tc conttnuc the r tormol 5 holosttc corccrb Phxbtcol mcnto v on rnorollx In thc clossruonw ono tw c onors on he grrclaron owd tw th oulrturut the c youngcr lnrotheru receive thc trorntng clcstgnctl to product thc whole mon o Chrnstuon Gcntmnwun rhoructe rrzcd hx fun ond lwughter Yet hcntoth their goy cwtcrtor rnox be tclt th serncusncw vthtch comes wvth moturuty Alwoyu fresh wtth llvclx conxersotuon thc bndcrclossmeh orc ncvertheless copoble ot mo urc ond dnlrgcwt 5erv.c os seen by thenr work an cxtro currlculor octlvutncs Their othletlc obulntles luke wnse fund o heolthx outlet HW gunaor sports Now oS thc scnrors molfc their deporture the leod crih o of Student lute nwu5t rest on the elder under clossnwcn But QO lol oftrvntt Ii not to be the ortnnorv endeovor rother the nnsttllnng of Chrustuon rdeoli ond pruncuples thot eoch nndnvtduol Underclossmcn moy trulv recelve the Chrrstnon Educotnon ot Youth J 1 I I f' I ' K . w 7 'N 1 1 t c 'T ' ly, 1 III, cl fl ' 1 fr 4 r tht l , A t r r e , ' uh, Q r x A . 1 'X 'A 3 l o - ' 1 li -' . Tht-ur unlluc-nce tn the school ts o wholesome one - 3 1 , L , , ' ' f 2 f 1 I , , 1 I ' X 3 . r H r w 1 Q , t S rt 3 t , Q - - : - f Q , 4 M . A . . . W t ' W- -- V- .. .a 0- P-N... ff- W sq. . 4 - -F 41 f' sf. ai' . gd!-3 J- ' . 9 D6 6 . - ' fi as -1 6 'i - or :ac -'E .,, 4'-P J K 'gf K ... A C QQ L, - .. X- ..ff- 3 w.. 'TW WP' 'ee v ,J . ' 4 1 'I I 3 L V Tap rcw, left to right: M, Clement, R. Hoshrmoto, R. Yee, G. Eofmo, E. Hake, R. Chun, F. Torres, D. Yee. Third row: C Tong, B. De-mom, J. Correro, J. Leomdo, W. Won, G. Marks, A. Momz. Second row: F. Poccrro, A. Chong, R. Tcnoko, R Hee, G. Pekelo, A. Chong, G. Srlvo, B. Alvarado. Front row: W. Chong, W, Yono, J. Lou, A. Akou, L. Wong, H. Nomura. ' 2 Get your hgures straight huh' Hey you guys snap ou, of I, 14 -x Wi 5 1 , 7 3, 'S :Ag 12 x Proudly presenting the officers . . . Suffering Sophs, how they love to study! Left to right: A. Young, secretory: H. Wong, president: R. Okita, treasurer. Mm-n...,..,,, -ESX A il' . I - I asf E . X Q 5,5 -if- ' N kk 2 va' Top row, left to right: D, Fu, K. Sereno, H. Chock, A. Young, K. Coires, T, Lum, S. Low, D. Clement, R. Okura. Fourth row C. Wee, H, Lo Pierre, F. Fuiimoto, W. Tokeuchi, W. Cody, R. Wotonobe, A. Fujnnoko, A. Fu, C. Au, Third row: J. Chong J. Kemo, P. Eleruo, G. Lee, W. Young, J. Trosk, W. Morsholl, C. Sonodo, A. Wong, H. Yomoshiro. Second row: G, Ho, J Tokoscki, R. Toqowo, C. Chung, T. Chun, A. Murooko, R. Yokoto, H. Wong, P. Kwock, R. Shumobukuro. Front row: V Ching, T. Lou, A. Nokomoru, V. Furumoto, L. Pong, C. Yim. Hey you! Yes You! I mean you-Bimbo-Besides paying The camera finds the Soph B officers at parade resf.' tuition, you goffo pay afienfion! Standing left fo right the viewfinder defects D. Richard F. Hirayama, A. Naona fprexyi and G. Gomes. S ---...W J .1 Tc-p row, left to right: R. Yee, D. Richards, R. Chang, H. Murphy, A. Tavares, G, Chang, A. Naone, V. Broad, F, Hirayama, A. Thompson. Fourth row: R. Chun, G. Gomes, A. Shinkawn, P. Kam, G. Chang, G. Kam, F. Owens, M. Shea, R. Silva. Third row: D. Arruda, C. Chun, M. Caires, R. Look, R. Leong, J. Ching, C. Gorospe, R. Au, G. indie, E, Young. Second row E. Wong, A. Chun, P. Ramos, C. Ebisuya, L. Marks, P. Lee, R. Watanabe, J. Torn, G. Oniai, Front row: K. Tanaka, D. Rodrigues, H. Ohta, C. Au, G. Chew. 6 I 'Q z 'Uv- The parade of leaders, fanfare -leff to right-B. Wong, TheY Seem fo know H19 CHSWQF il' fhe WU , 0' 079 HWY JW B. Yoro, R. Cadinha, H. Lum. 'Wing fo Sef info 'he Picfufe? W-.. 'I -a lm 'W' x, Of H, fi 5 '.g., 'K if' gg I fi . 9 s X., , s I 6 1 lk Qi I V' fi s .191 Top row, left to right: J. Kam, J. Kam, F. Shigeta, H. Freito,, L. Kelley, S. Fonseca, B Yaro C Chung R Cadunha H Bomdofa. Third ww. R Lum, C. Chong, H. Lum, R. Young, B. Kea H Jong A vmol. no Chgw uw MOIVYIH. s nd' , . , . , . , . . eco row: R Liu, E. Murata, B. NNanq, R. Luke, A. Shnraku, F. Flores, A, Fong, F. Jarrett, F. Fuchnno, F Hosaka. Front row: W. Russell, BA L . . . eana, A. Nabarrete, A. Yamamoto, E. Rawlins, R, Quntoruznna, R. Huraboyashu, A. Yuen, E. Huronaka. D if it --l 'Eggs 2 --A V4 :M 4- . 4--FEL Reading makefh a full man, will you second the Soph D couldn't have chosen a more handsome bunch motion, Coelho? of officers huh? Left to right the leaders are J. Estores, G. Wong, L. Spinola, R. Coelho. huns!!-1 Top row left to rlght D Casfro J Esrores R Noylon L Le D Sylvester R Coelho F Camaro H Ch I L Camaro J Sanchez Third row E Okada H Knrlhoro G Dlas K Brown T Song D Danq L Andrade M Vida G Luczkow L Kam Second row G Wong E Machado J De Veas R Medelros L Spunolo P Sxlvo T Lum J Estores J Wright H Struber Front row R Callstro R Choo L Ontan W Chu A Mendoza C Hutchinson M Kalalwaa R Oyamo A Todo L. Ropoza, D. Weusse. Z N-R e .IXYN P- ,A Staring at us, folks, are the gavel pounder and recorder of Geometry's kinda plane, huh suffer mores? Soph E , Right, L. Naito and left, H. Pang, secretary. A, Q Q- A iv ve? 6 3-A is if Top rcw, left to right: E, Subee, R Armin, A, Kolmoalfu, F, Brown, R. Egercmto F, Scnrcs, A Tercdca, K. Hodges Third row: R, Form, P Torres, C Zane, D, Volcncuo, B. Scwou V? Nckcnwrc E, Loo E. Ramones, H. Spcrwcer, H. Pong. Second row: B Ccrreo, E, Corrwev, D. Apu, E. Kam, E Ccmbra, G. Perdfc J Afworcdo M Hizgfonc, R Vcrde Fronf row: S Omshu, P Tckcro, L Frcrfos, T, Santos, H. Tsuholam, E, M,rr,1 S Asofl L, Nano, A Tlkzmots, A Yqung. l M. .. Hey Brother, is that the handiwritingl on the wall? Shake. Job well done and cetera huh, president R. Chan lleftl and W. Baptiste? -Er -N. Q: Q at . 1 . X gh, '3 , '34 Q . if X ,3- 35 Q 'S .....,,,,1 i. Top row, left to right: E. Chan, C. Yee, J. Fragiao, R. Fernandez, T. Motoyama, H. Matsuo, W. Baptiste, J. Ching, A. Costa, R. Auwae. Third row: R. Nakamori, H. Wong, P. Kaeo, A. Chun, A. Aquino, R. Chan, J. lnfiesto, F. Cabo, H, Kido, H. Pratt. Second row: E. Sasaki, W. Yamashiro, R. Yee, M. Shea, I. Kunishima, L. Calimpong, W. Gaspar, R. Machado, W. Oshiro, W. Hiroshima. Front row: D. Takegami, R. Tokuda, D. Leu, R. Nakagawa, L. Teshima, H. Ornellas, I. lshibashi, A. Dulay. - 4- . Y . . iq - ' ' 121 fs ,L X 1 r f :l:l:l . 1 ' ' xl .A if 1 I 5 x . 1 i 1' J Q - ' 1 'nr '--.-'N A I 'ml ' -.. Top row, left to right: C, Marino, H, Campos, R, Mendes, A. Perez, J. Au, C. Dodson, L. Games, R. Seward, A. Scott. Third row: H. Cadinha, J. Maloney, G. Young, R. Torres, B. Ching, A. Borges, E. Souza, G. Andersen, E. Bush. Second row: E. Gomes, F. Santos, R. Lewis, R. Balino, R. Soon, D. Ching, C. Ching, D. Serra, S, Kaleo. Front row: C. Hansen, C. Mercado, H. Chun, E. Freitas, F, Kiyabu, G. Jardin, A. Andrade, F. Liu, A. Ibarra, J, Awana. 6 ..-- , -A 'K , Danger, 9-C at work! Mercado, Kiyabu and lbarra Just faking if easy. ll' shouIdn't be foo laborious, huh? are liable to explode. How frinitrotoluene gets into their systems I don't know. 1 ' I F I Y 2 fs T12 ' 1 K FS fee- i 7 Y 2 'fs-... Top row, left to right: J. Catala, J. Nakoa, S. Souza, A. Foster, F. Picadura, H. Matsuura, J, Souza, L. Le Gros, M. Chai. Fourth row: L, Hanchano, H. Aiwohi, H. Takenaka, G. Au, E. Miranda, O. Kekauoha, P. Cullen, H. Rente, A, Gonsalves. Third row: J. Asato, B. Sarte, A. Seiji, H. Wong, H. Sheldon, S. Lee, I. Raphael, L. Cabrinha, K. Nozaki, M. Chun. Second row: J. Horner, W. Kawamura, M, Chee, R, Konishi, W. Castro, A. Lum, R. Keanu, J. Lendio, R. Endow, K. Camaro. Front raw: P. Hironaka, A, Au. 7'zee5mea Three freshmen drop in at the chapel during Could it be true? It shouIdn't. Only seniors are required to lunch period. engage in profound thought or mental absorption. W Q -1...,.., 'LK 3 'QQ CV W Af A H FF ,ugn of L i F , W . ' 'L es 1 fi' .. f ff -Q X of M 3' ,Q . 'K W- E29 5' . 'Q w' fy' F 4' M' ' A F H 5 K , ? I3 5 wgsf egg ff .Q 5, + Z v-13-'Q Top row, left to right: F. Wong, J, Sanchez, W. Volenfe, M, Seki, P, Foster, P, Griep, K. Abe, W, Kooihnlu R H u Thlrd row: H, Akioko, J. Dunn, G. Tyou, R, Primocuo, D. Veveiros, S. Hoseyomo, K. Tyou, S. Drose, L. Ortiz Second row J Nuuonu, T. Higo, W. Tabor, D. Tom, M, Texeiro, K. Chun, C, Mizufo, M. Lou, M, Arokoki. Front row: F. Lee K Solfomoto A, Vullorno, R. Huromoro, C. Chong, H. Kono. ' Dnd Brother say no homework? Or dnd someone Variety ot least the Amerrcon Profile Yep no doubt flunk the quiz? A .Z v.. ', ll Q II' Y 7aZZafWcm DIVI W1-w I0 uri.. XYZ qi,-' Q I fu f-Ot5,,t . s M, L . ' I . , r f' yi A - b Q f ' X kb J if A , 1 ,,-: ' 'I y 1 4 w.. gA.i t .V-A311 A -, ML Ek Q si . , '- .4 M .' 'h 1 i Q, I Q ' 4 ,I .in - in 1 1, ' -v-- - 0 , , . ., ,Q , 5 -' qw- 1 ., , ifzxg Zijfgdw. s .t xx :Ay wwf 1:25 X - 4 7' 'X Q Y' ,f f-5'.- ' x X ' . . I.- . 1 Fw , .. ' GRADE EIGHT A Top Row, left to right: G, Ching, N. Hanuna, P. Won, R. Ornori, G. Wong, N. Comara, N. Boyle, R. Hee, G, Poleo. Fourth Row: C. Lui, A. Akau, W. Tsumura, B, Romano, P. Medeiros, C. Kai- mikoua, G. Wong, F. Leong, H. Goya. Third Row: R. Tam, A, Wong, R. Cardozo, F. Merino, G. Shura, C. Yee, R, Henricks, J, Snell. Second Row: W. Perry, F. Gouyeio, R. Ching, E, Saka- moto, J. Rodrigues, R. Lewis, E. Chong, R. Stoszkow, S. Mat- thews, Fronl' Row: F, Ho, W. Yee, L. Murakami, N. Naka- moro, L. Beckley, A, Chong, A. Inouchi, I. Mou, R. Rosa, L. Chong. GRADE EIGHT B Top Row, Ieff to right: R. Qui- toriono, R. Shiromo, A. De Rego, C. Letreto, W. Aiwohi, R. Me- sick, F. Sylva, R. Dumapay, F. Fencl, Fourth Row: A. Chee, S. Hong, P. Schubert, M. Perry, J. Kinimaka, A. Ayers, T. Mouli- olo, W. Achiu, O. Cummings. 'lhird Row: F. Wong, R. Carey, A. Spinolo, C. Correio, M. In- fiesto, L. Longley, S. Poremba, H. Ho, E. Mahiko. Second Row: G. Salvotero, J. Kau, S. Sciffery, R. Hina, E. Lee, R. Froine, J. Clement, F. Tom. Front Row: F. Freitas, M. Motodci, J. Serroo, V. Tom, M. Whong, S. Nako- mura. GRADE EIGHT C Top Row, Ich to right: G. Natod, M. Vicens, A. Alexander, T. Searle, N. Ho, E. Yen, R. Vierro, A. Denis, W, Parker. Fourth Row: D. Choy Lee, W. Perreira, M. Loo, M. Mun, F. Young, A. Mina, J. Tseu, F. Poo, R. Tako- moto. Third Row: D. Poepoe, J. Perry, R. Shimabukuro, J. Ta- mito, G, Young, J, Fernondez, N. Mendes, L. Gunderson, R. Silva, Second Row: R. Johnston, R. Leong, O. Pedro, E. Nor- wood, H. Antone, R. Frost, R. Nishigayc, C. Lee, J. Inotsuka. Front Row: H. Lee, S, Siu, R. Au, M. Tsushimo. GRADE SEVEN A Top Row, left to right: C, Jov, P. Kouohi, W. Gouer, P. Fung, L. Medenros, C. Frestas, J. Cam- bra, F, Ameruno W. Reeves. Fourth Row: H. Awana, D. De Rego, D. Markham, T. DeMello, I. Ahona, C, Ruchards, W, Tho! mos, C. Kapawai. Third Row: S. Perez, M. Chung, J. Leong, E. Apolnono, W. Chsng, W, No- bruga, T. Tong, N. Indie, E. Ah Moo. Second Row: R. Stender, D. Kam, G. Corenevsky, D. Ra- poza, R. Nakayarna, G. Murray, M. Fufzgerald, D. Chang, H. Chun, Front Row: R. Mlyafo, M. Yuen, T. Kutz, H. Leu, J. Wong, A. Kort, K. Kam, G. Soto, G. Chong, L. Paresa. GRADE SEVEN B Top Row, left to right: H. Perry S. Nam, W. Hanohono, G. Fat- ta, A. Huggins, D. Foruas, L. Chun, A. Perkins, J. Peck. Fourth Row: F. Uyedo, W. Wong R. Sal, G. Phlllips, R. Santlago G, Joy, C. Ropoza, M. Lyons M. Odo. Third Row: G. Codinha, D. Mnyashiro, N. Medeiros, G. Amorlno, R. Botelho, J, Ornellas, R. Zone, R, Snlls, B. Frentas. Second Row: G. Rego, R. Tkach- enko, G. Mculaolo, D. Caspnno, H. Fufukawa, R. Ho, J. Burns, R Marcnel, Front Row: C. Ho, R Tokumoto, G. Sam, G. Young, M. Tong, R. Moranho, S. Vic- tor, N. Wong. f GRADE SIXTH A Top Row, left io right: F. Abrew, v'. Perott, B. Perez, A. Jarrett, W. Mattos, L. McKeown, J. Ku, R. Joy, G. Young. Fourth Row: D. Curtuss, A. Medelros, F. Goo, P, Krusell, J. Cabrznha, E. Gli- Ins V Chock, M. Urota. Third Row: J. Hashimoto, R. Koyo, W. Covaco, L Morkham, C. Pokvpalo, L. Souzo, R. Ho, L. Rego, A Menezes Second Row: A. Henracks, L. Prumocno, W. Kmoh: N. Wong, W Frnel R. Nushemoto, N. Coraefro K. Moo. Front Row: Brother Michael, D. Knkucht, F. Shuroma, C. Young, R. Sylvo, L. Guba, B. Wong, W. Schubert R. Shubata. GRADE SIXTH B Top Row, left to right: C, Chun, A. Santana, J. Davis, R. Nakea, J. Moses, J, Worthington, R DeCoito, R. Sylvester, R, Bell Fourth Row: R. Texeira, M. Fen- nell, L. Campos, S. Sallave, R Rcpoza, G. Tang, C. Vierra, D. Goo, A, Ching. Third Row: C. Leong, E. Gomez, F. Takamoto, H. Lewis, J. Carr, E, Lum, M Mon, J. Cherubini, P. Hanoha- no. Second Row: T. Quinn, E, Tanaka, J. Gabriel, C. Alvaro, E. Zimbra, C. Kelllikoa, R, Moniz, J. Yamaguchi, R. Wong. Front Row: K. Choy, P. Canne, E. Yuen, C. Tang, W. Sing, W. lchimura, J. Solve, H. Ching. GRADE FIVE Top Row, left to right: C. Lund- rngton, A. Cortes, D. Mahiko, T. Scallon, F Jaster, R, Smith, C. Kauahi, R. Tassill, A. Dia- mond. Fourth Row: N. Kuma- shiro, L, Heyes, H. Rapoza, D. Sai, H, Amo, C. Reeves, J, Or- ncllas R. Lum. Third Row: L. Troche, P. Oliveira, J. Hulten, J. Plunkett, W. Tsushima, J. Saffery, A. Caires, R. Mitsu- naga, M. Murakami. Second Row: K, Olds, R. Akau, R. Lim, G. Gifford, L. Smythe, F. Du- arte, P. Conway, R. Yamamoto, M. Kong. Front Row: J. Salcedo, C. Macariola, P, Ako, H. Enos, B. Kam, N. Farias, A. Chika- mori, J, Williams, M. Kukahi- v.a, A. Hee. GRADE FOUR 'lop Row, left to right: M. Young, L. Ditchen, L. Ku, R- Akemon, J, Ferreira, A, Akau, G Gonsalves C U eda H Ja- . , . Y , . neiro. Fourth Row: B. Miura. E. Wassman, M. Gonsalves, L. Cockett, T. Wong, B. Benevedes, H. De Mello, F, Lewis. Third Row: F. Loo, R. Wong, R. Silvfl, W. Chang, H. Souza, R. Pablo, G. Wong, C. Hutchinson, W. Ferreira, S'cond Row: K. Wong, A, Lee, G. Ching, T. Freitas, W. Tom, E. Sing, C. Schubert, T. Ching, D. Ochiai. Front Row: M. Victor, R. Santos, F. Abreu, L. Neves, R. Miura, N. Smyfhfr, F, Pregil, S. Gouveia, M. Calla- han. GRADE THREE Top Row, left to right: N, Wong, R. Alomeda, K. Warar H. De Mcllo, B. Ogofo W. Farden, H. Akou, M, Hong, J. Costa. Fourth Row: W. Reeves M. P. Lum, R. Peters, S. Apoluono, C. Texelra, K Troche A. Alwohl, M. Morse R. Luke. Third Row: W. Wcofherwox, P. Mcleor, W. Cho, R, Snlvo, J, Leong, R. Sllxa, H. Monu, L. Grernetl J. Dc Mello. Second Row: J. Kelly, R. Kwock, G. Lognmos, C. De Veos, D. Stone, P, Alum, C. Ano, A. Mohnko, W. Young. Front Row: W. Dods, V. Luke, N. Knnohr. GRADE TWO Top Row, left to right: A. On! ton, C. Teuxeuro, W. Okodo, F. Lec, D. Anwohr, R. Parker, J. Anderson, R. Punohu, J. Clogue. Fourth Row: W. Weotherwax R. Judd, H. Cook, R. Pattlson J. Young, W. Young, C, Ho,l F. Mau. Thizd Row: H. Smlfh, H. Ano, G. Wong, W. Solceda, S. Tsugowo, A. Rocha, L. Ich:- mura, S. Brnsserfe D. Lopes. Second R,w: A. Troche, G. Yuen S Yuew, H. Todd, V. Torn, L Lou, L. Wllllams J, Olxvenra. Front Row: E, Gabrlel G. Aoo N. Clement, J. Igoroshn, G. Hoo G. Yrrn, R. Morneou, M. Hnggens, l' Nevcs. GRADE ONE Top Row, left to righ.: J Roso, J. Nobrego A. Morrlns, C. Na- keo, J. Svlvester, A. v'-OHS, R' Lewls, J. CObrlr1l O J, PhllllD5- Fourfh Row: W Vanncffa M. Wong, J, Soencef, Vw Duarte R Lou, R. Peters L Lou J. Gonsolves. Third Row: B Lum, F Stone N Punohu P, Dung VX, Azgvgdo R Sllvc, F, Abreu J Casfonho M Rcoozo. Second RowgJ Nobrega R Chlng, K Ryan, B Choo, M. Loo, A, Chor ron, R Dc Mello, S Chong Front Row: Brother John, Aoo T. Mendonco, J Show Pong A Chun C Stone A Ffrrn G Mrurc, R. Tong F Chlng A. G I L I rust .QL IUC: K w F I mg x I IIOX 'I VID! UG ICOTIOH TL L ljII'f XII IC VV I I I X I OH ULD C C L Q wr, orc OL 'gn L I QIWT bc CFI x f I I O ms I rrufx study ICIK I fx V NUI JO VW' I 'PI 'II I C,IwrIsII:In'I1.IIuI 'I ' T'Iaf 'car If- I I I. 'I 'IWCJII V, SLIIIT 'Q LII , II' I mg, IIIW' rm :I VIII- 'II C. I mm: T MII, mmf Jwmlnr III, IU :II I III' I IIS .. .- ' I Q IIB U ,I III IIII5 ILNIIILII IX ' III w Ir.. 'I LI :ww v. IM wx IQC I-I LIIWI,IIff1II'N 'I' 1' ' ILIx', , IMQSQ f35'fIx,?II V, ,Iv IIT gl. W' ' LIL! - 1II.1' 1, 'IW I I ' Vw I VI :Y IIII IIIIIIQQ ting If min .1 3- v ' .H Q 1 'WIT Hx 'xr mf VID1 ij III- UT '1f. ' Im I1 'LIIfIx.1II 1 ' TL I'1CI A 1' II .L II? rw fw- I:II CI pd In II1 rv IST of OI T' -xur I-.III mg 'ww pw II TIVI-Ifx 'C IVICII'k'L. IIIICINVN XNIw,.II-I 1 ' 'fy V, ' QOC,:I 'Q NL .. 5 HI I III . ' If 2TfrI Inv IW CJHCIIQ HI IIWQ ' qw Imfc IIII. I A rw IIT I II ' IIWCIV IL rmirwg, DIV-,JI I-III' TIWC III ,UML 'I IIN. r Is' IQ Um i mmf? ll! i if if it y ' it J . n , ll Q 5 -rbi ll is ' le , ...ii A qt I ia K V r 1 fi. 'NJ 45' ti 'N aff K ,, . . ,,,t .Mm N. -.u, a 4 rig, , 1' i .Ng 1 - l' , Nlimx V 5 s VI- ,eg I-.--M 19 fi A- J fx A, f at li -my 9' .QWQ-'Q . . I -f rffniiiiii Q ,-42's A ft if? A 2 , l il Sitting, left to right: W. Chee, P. Chong, J. Kuapahi A. Nagai, R. Martin, A. Foster. Standing: H. Wong, G. . l is ' K 2 .... A X if 'l EF' E , , l a ,F A in -I f Yap, G. Chew, J. Lendio, F. Picadura. Service is the keynote of the Library Staff. Under the direction of Brother Charles Cummingsmith, Librarian, the staff, totaling twelve members, endeavers by the performance of varied functions to put the library at the disposal of the student body, Checking returned and borrowed books, shelv- ing, keeping the magazine shelf in order and up-to-date are a few of the many duties performed daily by the staff. For an effic?ent and up-to-date library, the student body owes much to Brother Charles Cummingsmith. Attractive posters and novel displays testify to Brother Charles' patience and diligence in making the library a more delightful abode. Orchids and many thanks to you, Brother Charles, in appre- ciation for your constant and disinterested service. With new blood in Howard Wong, Gordon Yap, Jesus Lendio, Arthur Foster, and Francis Picadura plus old standbys Albert Naqai, Robert Martin, Wallace Chee, and John Kua- pahi, this year's staff continues their work of service to the Student Body. H Wong, P. Chang, and W. Chee do a routine job of shelving. Browsing and studying are a daily library scene Um af Savage I ham, Where the boys congregate at 12:15 every day. This fundamental institution, while not directly included in the school curriculum, is nevertheless a vital cog in the functional machinery of the student. Without the cafeteria's nutritious and well-cooked meals within our system, it is doubtful whether we would be much inclined to apply our- selves to study of any sort. Someone has said that an army travels on its stomach and this aphorisrn might well be ap- plied to students, To Mrs, Eleanor Tyau, the genial hostess and manager of the cafeteria we offer our heartiest thanks, for, she and her staff have done a yeOman's job in preserving the health of the school as well as its morale. f' Q ENV if 'i ness .5 ----, if if ii I - ,:: e Preparing the noonday meal. Mrs. Tyau and an efficient aide li 2:2 li- llic Larwiirwzlcgrl QQQLI 1,5 ilu: Hamill lvl fzcilwtf X',VIlllZ'Jl!3 'lf scgplf: i,,.?'lLJlT'1lrklnlL, llwt IULJllt.,lp'l ui llhi. Sbilpfj! ul 5 'vtHCJl'l,l A lx-,awful yihlli. 1.-QU mln Jmllzifcy fl lfw'gf', thy Qfliirfl 1.f:1c1f'.l Xl-'lTlHTlll'U1l ima bum! lu lm-gwcrn Lzliqr c: lliff Ql Qmlnxflub lcllt-lil lgfgrryxrwg 'tml xlm wwrrl ul lub liyilecimlfr Uwe ferllvrmxcl Ccldyrclmn hub u ilwrgcfiolki gulrposcj ll Elm- zswtcmsihcoiion ol rellgeous blllfll wmwm Tlx-1' bcmrly :ml ilu- 5fJl'1fOdllWQ ul its, rcliglous :deals to the world rr? Q limi Gw'Gla:21w1:wg in The lw'xczrmn1s,T'5 G c'cws1zi:O,,mms5 ml flwclr prolcbslolwol Qlpililles, Uccomplislm Vmfmis, 'ind ful1?,QvTufm5, cmd T510 Qducolion Ol We pulvlm 10 flwvr wmv D75 Ms, Fl :ldv 'wrikfgmg lfomo to Mcnrxow- ISYS ilwrw fwwQiC:'nr 5 rfNQ:'v--X owl swffwda and lf lflVC7llN f 'll'1?:x0 lf fx'll'lf'kl'7 Mr. 2 X17 ilwf wfslwr Wi f f lf 5' lv f -X H lwPTl'lfla 1 'fl1l1'fl'l ww ',', fl- Tflwfl' r, 1 ,fll-'wll 'lfig 'v www llvx lm..-Ns lwvf' 'X lf,r'1 'y 'IV' l'l l fig? -- CT P'7l!'!Cl' : fin lfmul-.ily ffl ' 'wx IJ 'V lfxml l :'1:'1 fxf ui ,lm . illwfwirwl if Um lfif' 1 V00 k 'ww ll ,um fvvmlful-f'xlif1l x? 11. flwfl f-'uguii lV,f- fl'l?iiYf1lf '-l- m ilu' 1 13 CJ Vlng lt llw Q:-wif vim-,nl Gmlllv--m'l, lAuwg1 l,ffwf?w l O l,lw'l '-l, l-iffy fl fl 'STCEQC lDlCJCluCllOm lefgwf Mlifj lw' -' A Ol '-Cllilfr ll,lWCYNlIWCldC in l?OCSeu'li lfigglw '5-rl'21'1f'll f Xwl:- 1Cll 'llNl l 1l fi lim: Cl'Wl IV l'l'1' ' Il ff, ,Nfl ja., ,f . ,ff J, if ..'f'A ,ffl K rf' l ,154- lid Crusaders at Sami ,otnck s. . fx Fume' Vclummcl Famer Mm, f If Dol-fold, Fofhcr P?1iIihf-PQ, Hish- ,Nl pp Swccncw, Father Trediif! Qi ff ik: Ec.rlquGf. f f f f up ,Am wig , X 1 H i . Q: ww ,'y, Q, 9 ,sf ,., . , ,I K -5 T -' CSI? 1,-V F FAS' Qilia 2, 'Z W.-,,. .sf 1 'lr wg 1 1 SSR if f -xj,,t, ' N, H' ., ' W '43 -X Ik 'I Q , ig. A it QA gh T QQ!! ' WL QQ' ' t The St. Louis R.0.T.C. regiment and Drum and Bugle Corps on review. .Z 0 ' Back in March, the St. Louis unit marched at a special review staged at Wheeler Field, This was the Civil Air Patrol review, Along with their other activities was the annual Ball held at the Maluhia on February l7. The JPO's, the Rifle Club, and Student Usher Corps were maintained by the R.O.T.C. department. Credit for all this fine work is due solely to the Major and his capable as- sistants, Sgt. Joseph Silva, Sgt. Gottleib Cole- man, and Sgt. Clarence Silva, who handled the aforementioned functions. R.O.T.C. is a required subject for all stu- dents except band members in the sophomore and junior divisions and optional for seniors. Cadets meet three times a week for lectures, classroom instructions, drills and receive a half credit for their endeavors. Armed to the teeth, these cadets formed the special detail Geel Leseee! lncidentally, Alberto, according to Emily to patrol and direct traffic at the annual R.0.T.C. Ball. Post, you shouldn't exert force so as to cause it to tear Sadddg af Me Vnmmmlate 762901 Wing Upon return to school the Sodalists began to make plans for their Centenary Year, Holding the inaugural meeting in late September, the Sodalists began to lay their plans. Due to the schedule, meetings had to be held after school but this did not hinder attendance, With the tour moderators, Father Sherry, and Brothers Fien, Zapp, and lmmethun, each divisional sodality has progressed through the months toward their goal, to give tilial piety to the Blessed Virgin. Among the prominent religious activities undertaken by the Sons of Mary were First Friday Mass and Com- munion, promotion of the rosary during October, at- tendance at daily Mass in the school chapel, novena in preparation tor Founder's Day, singing of the Chaminade Day Mass and the spread of Catholic Literature, Let us thank the Blessed Virgin Mary for the graces and benefits bestowed upon the sodalities and sodalists of St. Louis College through her intercession to Almighty God. The Junior Sodality at a weekly meeting. ,ll Freshmen and Sophomore Sodolisfs. Sodahsts hold o Day of Recollechon Sodolnsts recewang Holy Communaon Q53 lg my Prcfect John Kuapchi speaking to Senior Sodalists. USHERS-lst column: C. Kawasaki, G. Pekelo, W. Murakami. 2nd column: R. Chun, F. Leiner, R. Reis, K. Nitta. 3rd column: P. Ching, L, Cullen, H. Ohta. Um Under the excellent guidance of our R.O.T.C. sergeant-instructors, the Junior Police and the Student Usher Corps again rolled in another year of well-done service to our Alma Mater. Our deepest appreciation to both the grade and high school Junior Police units for their admir- St. Pofrick's well-groomed J.P.O. squad at attention. I able performance, and to the student ushers who maintained order at all the lnterscholastic contests, we offer our sincerest gratitude. We may only say thanks to these, the sentinels of Saint Louis College. J.P.O.-Standing, I to r: Earl Cabrinha, Garret Ho, Fred Leiner, Gerald Luczkow, Joseph Dunn, Samuel Luke, Alfred Tada. Kneeling: Arthur Foster, James Bartels, Richard Crawford, Leroy Vierra. 1. A 3' Standing, left to right: H. Nakota, drum major, A. Naguchi, A. Marciel, R. Yee. Kneeling: B. J. Wong, A. Gaheton, J. D as First row: E. Ho, R. Okamoto, L, Tseu, A. Bowling, L. Chun, L, Welker, K. Sereno. Second row: R. Leong, A. Perry, A. Lum D. Rodrigues, W, Paresa, C. Ebc-rn. Third row: H. Chai, J. Estores, J. Chang, P, Kwock, M. Correa, C. H. Lee, D Fo Fourth row: D, Gallagher, P. Fenner, G. Ontai, N. Freitas, C. Lum. .,H---,,,,, .J .,..gl!!!!'e?'- l'.i?U!!l!L, T-Eiliiii 'fi' 'ligggg f, l. ' 1 Standing left ro right Eleanor Chrysostomo Pauline Cockett Adeline Texenra Rose Mary Mryashnro Irene Brown Barbara Jean Wong Kneeling Janet Hart Adeline Gaheton Babnana Silva s l,n. ,-4 Wa!- DRUM MAJOR 'Ma M, --v F ' . ,,A,, xy J.-... . L. . N B, 4 ' H. 1 .0 ,gl 1 K ' W va X fr 19 .Qs H t H jg' Q.. .w, ' Q'., Q.:. 5 . I gi . Q V ' ' Y F ,gfiw -4' A 'L ' . f- ' ' 3 K . ' X I - ' '. I g -W , I. 5 ,,, ,. 4,4 il QQ 115' , X yn ii: tix Twp 'K V4 V x X K x, X S ,V A7 54: 7 ,. X v .pg f 'E I 8 I M Q . J S 54 X f P Q ,, A, f v Q 5 I 1 A V 1 -Si NX 7 an I A 56 1 'si f ! ' ,W ' in 315.0 ' Y 51 Q'Q k f JW' EMM 'J 'fffE ' yu 'il Q .--' al .? iw -iw-' 1 W-Quan' f I ,F Q R ,A r K 4 f ,vt 1 1 w ii r 1 Dm 'hz x . . . 58 is ' 1 I.: A. .f f ' YV '-34 ' I ' ' ' lB f C -A -flfi' iff: 5 ,, ,g ' l ??i'g 'Mn r 'I 'Iv' T I T . I 11-3 H K 'n The boys go through another routine code practice. cwlia The Radio Club, alias KI-l6RX, orig- inated in the Fall of l948 and is now in its second year of active participation on the campus. Although it is one of the youngest organizations in school, the radio enthusiasts are energetically building up this mechanical art for the future in their operation of amateur radio station Kl-l6RX. With Brother Eugene Zapp as advisor, the twenty-five members hold their practices and meetings on Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays. Theoretical instructions, practical experiences and code practices are some of the activities undertaken by the boys. The first project of the year was the moving and the enlargening of the radio room. Wc rk, service, and opera- tion tables along with three sets of code machines were moved into one of the barracks up on the Third Road. Along with Brothers Charles Miller and Richard Carter, Brother Eugene has made con- tacts all over the United States, as well as in Europe and the Pacific Ocean Area. The newest installation to the Radio Club is station KH6TF, Brother Zapp's personal station, The boys have shown exceptional spirit and cooperation in building up this club, all of which is the result of Christian Education. M.-f ' gfzeaichq ehcie ' 4 The Biachephy club, the campus science organization in its second year of existence, got its vat of chemicals boiling late this year. Making fun, efficiency, and knowledge their motto in everything they undertook, the club had a very active year through the mutual assistance of its members, officers, and ad- visor, Brother Henry Bentzinger. The directing mind of all this was Valen- tine Chun, the club's president, who in turn was assisted by the other officers, Kenneth Chang, vice-president, Steven Araki, record- ing secretary, Samuel Kagesa, corresponding secretary, John Kuapahi, treasurer, and Hen- ry Fong, sergeant-at-arms. The members of this club enhanced their scope of scientific knowledge through meet- ings, movies, excursions, and experiments. Movies, sometimes known as audio-visual ed- ucation took a very prominent part in the club activities as shown by the every-other- Tuesday treks to the Projection Room, Because the members in this club are inter- ested mainly in the subjects in the fields of biology, chemistry, and physics, the unusual name Biochephy which embraces the first three letters of the mentioned sciences was incorporated last year. Lawrence Chun, proiecticn engineer, checks over with the officers, a film that will be shown to the members. The officers, intent on the elucidation, are left to right, S. Arcki, H. Fong, J. Kuapohi, S. Kagesa, K. Chang, and V. Chun. BIOCHEPHISTS watch intently as two members perform a highly complicated experiment, or, are Sam Kagesa and Fred Au the ones that are complicated? President Valentine Chun gives the rest of the membership the lowdown on proposed activities. Where ya going? --,,,, Ge .......,- 1 4k 7 Prorticing constantly ond ossiduously, the orchesfro this yeor holds the potentiolities of o greot unit, Through their united efforts ond the oble leodership of Professor Erich Kohl they hove become on expert group. The oclditiori of severol olomni ond foculty members oided no little in boosting the orchestro's hopes. E ,QS 5' if 'H Future Concert Pianist Holds Audience Spellbound. Ti ln honor of the Triple Centennial year Professor Kohl has arranged an Orotorio, which will be sung by a group of students at graduation night. They have been working conscientiously and are confident of giving o creditable account of themselves. . ,Quit 'lil' Professor Kohl Directs Centennial Chorus Group. We Snap Under the capable guidance ot Brothers Raymond Dotzler and l-laro'd Hammond the Camera Club has blossomed forth into one of the integral organizations on the campus. Early in the scholastic year the upper classmen were organized and weekly courses in advanced photography developing enlarging printing and Copy Over one hundred enthusiastic Fresh- men became acquainted with the tun- damentals of photography during the course of the second semester. Daily a group of eager beavers could be seen treading their way toward the Camera Club headquarters to learn the ABC s of developing and picture taking techniques. Several photography contests were held tor both groups during the year. lll PHOTOGRAPHERS FACE PHOTOGRAPHER. Depicted above are the members of the Camera lub. Bowling, ond row: C. Wee. Third row: E, Naganurna L. Chun F. Yee W. Au. Fourth row: R. Leong D. Yee H. Rosario, K. M. Weng, M. Young P. Fenner. Shot are: Front row left to right: A. S. Kau E. l-lo, P. Chong M. Cadiz. Sec- S. Kagesa, R. Chang H. Fong S. Araki Pong, R. l2l Live and Learn folks' adiacent are the of- ficers faking a conference. Seated in front of the typewriter is secretary S. Araki' next to the right is L. Chun V.P.' and grinning next is the president of the club R. Leong' while scribbling away is treasurer H. Fong. l3I Heres a meeting scene and theres prexy Richard Leong conducting. No folks he s not do- ing it with a baton. Hey Larry take your own minutes! l4l Oh the intricacies of a speed graphicl But to Hank Rosario Paul Fenner and Edwin Naganu- ma it s just another toy. l ,i f ls. 4. s y We-1 ...P ' V tx. S' gs! . ll X Vis' fur' :-l-'Y-5's ' 1 I n 'S H so Q A 1 3 S .. ' x nit fa A ?vi?.,..4Q,fs1?,W: 'Ji fl z f I ll i U Y A b l an in 12 . 3' gh . 1 l my 'Q U 2 14 5 rr i JP ' ' xf 1 . I I I work were introduced by the moderators. ,QM 1 ,, if , ,- i is 4 if 1- di ' ll ll 'Hu N1 L '- . W gy , N I 3 C , ' ' ' f 423: F I 1 X H Q I , K, ' nr x -. ..... I 5 Y ' S 'We ill 2 TFC v For 2 X gm fra f sid' i .fw L 7444071 P , ' ' l O w, l ll, wi, L V. 3-9174 - flag-I . we Q ' 'Dm if V15 in 5 lu. 1 i ,Q 5- at r f . ' . . . .ffl ,i f- Q ' '- . if W C J is V srf'1' fl. Q4 I I F ' A A A 14 in d 'ist Q QS- Me l qv ,j ' Q' , - iq Mi, -: vs ,Nav i! : ' .L Lv. V l ' Q si ' 1. Q ' R' - ' as '. ii f Vi' iff T CZI V I ii li 'P 5 2 g VK ' ' If Q i j- 4 W .. f H if Xa ' .J . ' A S , , . 1 First row: R. Lee. Second row: A. Akana, J. Dias, S. Chang, R. Murata, V Freitas, J. Young, D. Yuen, S. Keliinoi. Third row: S. Nahoopii, H. Jarret C. Lindsey, E. Hanohano, F. Shimabukuro, M, Gomes. Fourth row: C. McCabe 1 J, Chang, J. Ching, R, Leong, W, Ching, L. Andrade. Fifth row: N. Kinney, P, Ling, A, Kaaua, E. Carney, A. Lum, E. Ho, A. Cabrinha. Sixth row: M Chambrello, F. Paccaro, J. Doyle, R, lnouye, R. Suinn, K. Young. Seventh row J. Staszkow, D. Ho, C. Oyama, V. Cavaco, T. Makalena, D. Honohono, M Chun. A The stage is cleared, there is a gen- eral tune-up in instruments as well as voices, the mike set, the amplifiers checked-THE HUl IS ON. This familiar scene took place on many occasions in school. They per- formed for the big rallies as well as the other school assemblies. During Aloha Week, the HUI was best remembered for their special pro- gram. The members of the Hawaiian club presented an authentic Hawaiian pageantry with all its trimmings, ln- cluded in this scenic spectacle were contests, Samoan knife twirling, and other Hawaiian arts. Brother Joseph Hoffman, advisor, and Charles Oyama, president, direct- ed the activities of the Hui O' Hawaii Serenaders, Kamehameha and his warriors visit S.L.C. campus. Hawaiian Interlude. is .5554 ' .V. .... Til 1 I j 1 .. .f I' 3 1 t Q 1 A f l f J ' .81 AP' ' sm 41551 Valentine Chun l 2 E.1ir,r-in-Clnlcf L 'af fe A , . x X ' , A .i.., L9 , l . ,x V. Roger Fernandes Kenneth Chong L 'Sli Flw ?'! r Nkivmfmglnig Etilliir Stephen Araki Lawrence Chun business Nksridgur Co-Sports Editor X xxiixxxxyx 5 r on the door reads, Collegian, then open the door and walk in. y t exciting feeling envelopes you. look around, trying to seek what you. Before you the members of the busily working to meet the dead- line seem so eager and intent, sitting there the typewriters, twisting their the' right words to express their The atmosphere grips your very being, see it in the faces of the editor, Valer Chun, of the advisor, Brother Adgio Keoho in every vibrant heart anrg.lfS3bt?i'l the st You begin to see now why t e COl-i. c... has rated such top honors as If Cath lic since l935. A visit to the refer ce racl shows you the finished product, a p per wh' h embodies the high skill and s erb jo rnalistic style that has become synono ous th the name Collegian, Having seen what makes the Collegia tick, and having felt it yourself, you leave, aring the news to others, that they may Iso be filled by that urge to do things, an to do them right. V 'l, 5 , , , 7 561104464 ' W ' l aff' J' I 4 N l . 'T Harry - Nathaniel Q I :af N. L ye MX K John gg, ,. I .,. j in ., Burns Top men of the '50-'Sl editorial staff gather for a pow-wow. Standing left to right, the future journalists ore Ronald Yee, junior, business manager, Andrew Young, sophomore, managing editor, Donald Gallagher, junior, editor- Andrew in-chief, Donald Yee, junior, alumni editor: and Wallace Goya, junior, 'X , t - Lum associate editor. ra., f I A ...wwe ..N.1----aqi zfxeiiif' - 'V -: 6-W we ,LM X- Q,w3'f f 'Q'f- f .gr mine. X ig 'Q A W 1-If amiga fi'wlz'x?I . W3 if 'iff 1 v-sf? ,.. X eww ! iff? , s X V we. , ,I gnu- . ,Y 'snazzy . , Q' ' rf If X 3 iigfl , X1 , X '55-. .1 Quiz? lndustrious sophomores take time out to smile at the photographer. Folks, take a good look, this will be the l95l-l952 management of the campus periodical, the St. Louis Collegian. de Wdltdldly f .xx 1 .i f Q. , . , -5 . -1 X 1 WX Q X' 5. x .,,, 1 ,wr g 1 4 r .1 S ' 5 ' 1 ' sill' 1 xiii 5.1.51 ' Y . ' ,gf 14 Organized over three years ago, th e Letterman's Club, under the direction of Broth- er Robert Bader, school athletic di- rector, is com- posed of all stu- dents who have received a letter in any of the ma- jor athletic activ- ities. The purpose of the club is two-fold, 1-' Q 15 is ,J . F , X ef f ' A is-ESQ? i .. hikR,1 3L'...X5y3n mf,-Ff..,....L ....f,-512.35-it ,muj- SENIOR MEMBER5 OF THE LETTERMAN'S CLUB. Front Row, left to right G. Makini, R. Leona, H. Nakata, H. Okita, R. Murata, J. Dias, E. Ho, T. Loo Second Row: F. Meyer, D. Plunkett, K. Lau D. Wang, F. Shimabukuro, A. ll'hir1n. Third Row: L. Cullen H. Vasper, J. Kajlki, J. Burns, R. Nakamaru, M. Lum. Fourth Row: P. Gonsalves, S. Nahoooii, W. Kobayashi, K. Wong, R, Chun, J. Mao, D. Yuen. Fifth Row: S. Chang, M, Gomes, W. Fujikawa, H Lee, F. Araki, J. Alu. Standing: A. Estiamba, R. Lee, E, Solidum, A. Fernandez, A. Akana, D. Ginden, A. Cobrinha. im, vegan 'sn scam, if 'Qi-3' . A .4l,,fVA,f.f' 'sys' .f 5 1 X... Q '1,-.. lqaf-fum? . ,, X M.- '-:.,,...,,,, 5 . X., I . if r chase of their let- terman's jackets. Hi-liting the year for the S men was the annual dance held at the C.Y.O. Hall last December l6. This year, being the banner year for the football team, the theme for the dance was THE CHAMP- IONSHIP DANCE. first, to better acquaint the boys with each other This club indeed exemplifies in its organization off the playing field, and second, to assist the and activities the oft-mentioned St. Louis spirit, senior members of the organization in the pur- and should be justly proud of its achievement. A , 3 - anna.. 45 My S I A + IJ Q r - ., J J l fdfffe X . f ' it .Ex f AI: L f 4. l K lzssjiqkx, rl, u ' s 1' 5? ' 1 i 1 xi 4, lli Nl W V L Kneeling, left to right: T, Konno, W. Fujikawa, C. Kam, F. Liu. Q' Standing: W, Wong, E. Koike, A. Jc-w, W. Lum, A. Chun, H. Leong, 'MTNA' H. Chun, E. Ho, R, Zane, C, H, Lee, A, Takase. ae7a!dcmaf0we Starting out with twenty members this year, the Convert Class is the oldest club on the school campus. Since l893, a little more than one-thusand converts have passed through the portals of St. Louis College, The first instruction was held on December 6, l9-49, and was continued every Tues- day thereafter. Reverend Father Leo Uht, convert instructor, baptized the members during the Easter season. Indeed it is noble on the part ot the Brothers and priests to instruct those Christian boys who desire to enter the told. The time and energy put in hy the faculty, together with the cooperation of the students is a good evidence of the advancement at Christian Education. if f 'I' tl ns? vn- Father Uht gives thorough mstruchons to has class. The boys study earnestly and cheerfully before entering the fold. Q4 X .gb KV Q if auf- Iv' , .,., 5? 5 s E I Yak Ev V if 7551 -.Mu-,,,, il L., 4,4 . M' Lawrence Chun 0 2550 CP' Activities tupperl and sports staff work- ers roi amid the usual surroundings- coed yearbooks. Kopixfl QQ one ecgexwci X, 6 'Q Ox XOOOXL QXO0 Se O oi X Q Xleoey. GOV- eoclfxx 4 46062 Cb Q 5 xo xvedievci exe K W Oofxoxcg R o 'ii . gl Q41 1 31 dwkded Koko Xdotee 'xKoi'xoX I 'Qoe oc,'iN'xixesI cixoos. eQoi'if0eoK sex 'Qo I dei OX 'Coe xloif ' I 0 'Qoe 006' oxI se! ey ' .I ' A K K d 'Coe ox declxded o o d 'Gow oXXoxfoe od desxgo ok Qoe cm 'Qoa xovoddcxooq Qoqes ok oN ocwdxoq, 'Goa Koc,oNN PsCXN'x'fx65 SKOVY 'ooodXed 'SYNC , eCoooX 0c,'iw'vixee, 6'l-CXOELNC ok I 99065 ood 'xodddxog 'Qoe seoxow secixoo. 41 Woe SQ-ovne sxokk woe Ko Coofqe ok QNX Spode. OC,iX'I.X'4XG5', 'Qoe qodxox oo d qoxoox -59005 o 'Coe 'xo'u0fodx0X Qi oQ,iof0. GY I 'Goa 'ooex YN I kwa oewl Qx 0050 YEYN KYNG e 'Qoefoeq ok oomq ook 'Qoe Rom 'ooo ood 'Qoe fooieod was sNY4xCIO xIood 5 5 0, XOQ, ee Qxcm deelxied ekkec, og 'Qoe QYNOKOQIQOQYN I adds xo Qfoddce 'Goa 'QI 'Qoe Cade-ode: I 'Qoe Bdoxovs v1e1e'xoc,Ndded oo oe Qcovkdxog oo e-1-Qeof bone Rox 'Coe 'SX qeoooooxe coxsw, sem xv p.CKNX'YW5 54 Piifgsxfxoq, X. Ko 1.-. Q-. xeooq YS. Coooq, 'il.XNooq,I S. NlsogesoI oodiwlloog. Skoodxo S, P4oVQx,Y.V-09010, Px. Moro, NN . SNQI ood XN , Caoq VIA S909-'Va SC?-XSVXXY-5!'Sxxfxoq, X, xo 15. YN Yooqh V-.'YsdsoxfooIX1 . Q-, Yexododeg x,, Y?-OAQXQQQ-5 YY xdowooxey NN , Cxxdod, 3, S105-1.w-o-HI M. Goofy ood NN , YQQ4-dyno, ex 'INNO 50001 K6xr.wxesN , dxxfxoq, Xekv. 9-. Sdxoo, ood 9 , Pwovlx. S!oo8xo9',NN , Nixqdoxxo ood 'Y . X,ooI xkgdok, we S' N- .37 1?- Business Manager Richard Lawrence Murata Patrons Manager Larry Oxaki Business Advisor Brother Joseph Hoffman Business Staff, E. Nagoiiuma, P Yamamoto lf at first you don't succeed, try, try again, a saying though old must have been in the hearts and minds and themes of each and every member of this yeor's Cru- sader Business Staff, It was through this vigor, energy, and fighting spirit of the staff that this yearbook was published. In November, the drive for patrons was officially Opened, their goal 552,500 Each member of the staff at once set to work canvasing Honolulu and outlying districts. lt was a bitter and morbid struggle for at times it seemed as though their goal might not be reached, but true to loyal students of Mary they came through and finally succeeded. This success was made possible chiefly through tho work, guidance, and cooperation of Richard Murata, Larry Ozaki, and Brother Joseph Hoffman, faculty ad visor. It was through the constant pushing of teacher and leaders that results were had. So it is to these three and all other members of the Business Staff that we, the seniors, express fondness and heartfelt thanks for financing this Year's Crusader, a job well done, I. to r.: K, Wong, H Pang, S Pang, ll Aldrich, K Young, K VVorig A Cabrinho, A. Uchida, D Yuen, J Dias, D Keliinui D Wcnu J. Tanaka, S. Chang is- pig f 5 i ., 1 akin ft ty ,-xt' , , ' Y, t ff A 6 ' Lf, ,. 5 fi.-. is ' 5 'f A i-'2 , ,.. ,, . . ., 7 at THE FAMILY ROSARY AND THE ROSARY ARCH-CONFRATERNITY pictured above is a portion of the membership of the Family Rosary and the Rosary Arch- Confraternity, the organization which boasts of the largest roster of clubs on the campus. '9 N fr Mg: .. 3-r ,ii ., . 1 772.-. T , .1 We 4,4 we 722,-mmf, ouuva.- .q. -0---0'-'0 '9'-o.,,.oN 5 ANY! .P - F Primarykumongst the functions of a Marian- ist is the dqiy to foster filial devotion to Our Mother and Mae foremost of these devotions is the rosary. liar this end the Rosary Arch- Confraternity w8s again organized this yea under the guidang of Brother Ernest Silv . gg 'al-,Q v' ws- --af' .'.- 5. i0 '0go,,,a. 2 my A Q Z no ' ow I0 nys. qi, re Accounw r NW Composed of some forty-six boys, the Commercial Club started off with another business year. With Brother Benedict Wengler as advisor, the boys worked both energet- ically and efficiently. The purpose of this club is to get the boys better acquainted with the business world. The boys also come into direct contact with business firms as well as up-to-date office machines. The annual Commercial Club Banquet was held at the Queen's Surf in January, l95O. A Commercial Convention was also held in February. .ngis 'cvs' K xoges aenxs ye yu Q Y , X S 0 y0 we uszommetc -iw- des cello' 1 yds o09 got .ne och' gk w- e R . K0 mn' wx new no ewes 6 cf.-fl Rio A FRIEND AH LIN LTD Y Bo 80l Ka eohe Oahu AMERICAN SECURITY BANK K g a d Nuuo Streets ARAKI JOSEPH 2 N Kuak St eet BESSO SHINONOME 2945 Koleu Road BORTHWICK FUNERAL PARLORS l562 Nuuanu A enue C Q YEE HOP l25 N Kng St eet CHANC1 DR DAI YEN 9 N Pa ah St eet ON CHAR C7 SONS CITY PHOTO CO I5 S Hotel St eet COCA COLA BOTTLING CO OF HONOLULU 207 Kea e St eet DETORS JEWELERS LTD Fot o d Hotel Streets EDDIE LAM STATIONS l433 Fort St eet FREITAS L C 33 3 E re Ste I FRITO CO OF HAWAII 8 7 N tz Hgh FONG LEONARD K 2lDl Wlder Aven e GAY REV PAUL GLOBE IMPORTERS LTD 630 Kakaako St eet GOODWEAR DRESS SHOP I l30 B sIop Street HALE NANEA 3056 Waalae A e HAWAII MARKET llth a d Wo aloe Ave ues HI WAY RANCH Kolano oole H y and Aku St e HOFFMAN CAFE I3 South St HO ALEXANDER Y S A a ol u e INTERNATIONAL THEATER Colleqe Walk KAIMUKI PHARMACY 36l0 Wa alae Axen e KAWAIVIURA SERVICE STATION Aeo Oohu KEKIPI MR ABRAHAM 3228 Este St eet KIM CHOW St-IOE STORE N ua A e ue KLEIN S STORE FOR MEN I037 Bs op St eet KRAMER S MEN S WEAR ll72 Fct St eet 77cWzamz LAU AH CHEW ENTEPPRISE 2 N K g St LEDERER MR BILL f Hot I a LEE ELMER 3527 Campbell A e ue LEE SR RANDOLPH Deportrne t of Publc Wo k LILIHA CAFE I357 L I ho Street LUCKY SPOT 3 d a d Wa alae Ave ues LUSITANA MARKET 1341 Lus tana St eet MALOLO BEVERAGES I3-'IO N School St et MAU SERVICE STATION 943 Mau akea St eet MITSUNAGA DAVID 840 l5th Ave ue MIYATA G' SONS LTD MODERN HOME APPLIANCE I743 S K Q Street NATIONAL DOLLAR STORE Fort and K ng Streets NEVV VINEYARD BAKERY 465 N School Street NEW YORK DRESS SHOP l IO7 Fort St eet NEW YORK SHOE STORE Hotel ond Nuuanu Sts NINTH AVENUE BAKERY 3444 Wo alae A e ue NU WAY CLEANERS 9l7 Hausten St eet OAHU SERVICE G REPAIR 3075 Wo aloe A en e PACIFIC OPTICAL CO LTD 24 N Bereton a St eet PARADISE JEWELERS 54 N Hotel Street PAWAA DPY GOODS I4 9 S K Q St t PETROUS SERVICE STATIONS Hormol lu J W PODMORE C7 SONS 77 S Queen St eet THE RANCH HOUSE 5202 Kolona aole Hgh oy RED ROOSTER CHOP SUEY ll02 P ko St eet REGO JR JOSEPH ll60 B shop St eet THE RITZ STORE I I43 Fo t Street SOUTH PACIFIC ELECTRIC SUPPLN 725 She dan St eet STEPHANIES DRESS SHOP SYO TERMINIX 920 She da St eet TRASK FAMILY I . T X I 6 . In reef ., , x ra , I ' Cor. o e nd Nuuonu in n nu ' v n I 45 I ini r ' ' . ra I r 5 I I i AI V r n i n . i .' I r , . . u I r - F9 , . ,. n r - l I w r n I ' I . r n . In r . I , . . 3 s r r e I 0 Imi I way r , . i u , . 6l Lanikol, Oohu 5 V ,-, I ' T T F I I I v u ., . I v nue . I r n I n - - I I n w . r et 6 - in 'ee u V ' ' I ' r 305 uw I lm Str et ' I n I tw - .X I ii I r I ' u I 'I V ' I r I I I A r r r I . rl r l0l8 u nu v T1 ' , ' T 2Il B0 n Building I I1 r ' ' ri n r 2 r r INC! FWS L V NNY ' 'I UU g I L I X O SU I I C LIC L W VH wx 1 D OI Orc mu fur IYLXCIVJIUDNLIWIY 1 IMI d Q O II 1 I uc C mem cr W9 T IYIIJOI' cxmw T fi rw In Q ICQOOT Q15 Q Q om 5: uotnom mcnkc dm Iowa Pm Q wmm rociwms O affcom Q esutoncx f uc Q rwwcorw Cl Chow pzorwslfmp AII of Those Clements cw rnImTQ 'rovsorci tw 'OIWCILJSIOIT TIWOT spcprfx rcQIIx IW GCC V S IOV1 WLICCJ 1011 xqu 103 rw we leg O ur moe Complgn WITI QUT TI1 S SQCYICI SImrI'.I1rvIux mv 1 NQIIIIICCI III TIM -wImw:w II LI vxtm in EIILICGTIWI TI Cnr xi:IL1T CU 'I INC r1,r'f'wn II In Hu' nrrmx of Crcmids, I t rI:c1r mer Tw Im Imm- VIIILIIIII It ax ww Thi QIICIIFOIW cmd IIN, QI nm! :III 1Iw:1 tIv Iwwmx uf tQmmw:r:rI WI ., OrTsmOnsImP mv Iwi mfr gw'1,fIr'Q I-II 'I ICICI '5 ICG to IDC I rw I 1 dovw, mm cmd rihcrge Om wth renewed mga: II- I. If LIU C:rwc'I Iaur I ,' ' r ed J f, 'I .-OL I mm 5 Q: I1 ILI an Ion I xx III TI'1u1I ' 'I LD ' T 'I' ,II C Q CCI In I H I1ISmgJ- 'N lk. IIQII emu sT'1:fCCI th I' I'I I IwI TC' XXIII II12 IQ T0 :tie Af ,, ', MW CT I I, fgg CI., I-I iii xx II I H I , ,- T f. I. I , - :LL Q pI I IU ihv C71 1 T EQ I If I TIN N II Im thaw ri, 'TQ ' 1 -I III I O I1 I xx LIICI M11 'I L I A I fi I IT Coach of the Year, Neol Bloisdell, leads St. Louis through a glorious season. Front row, l to r: Patrick Dunn, mgr., Franklin Pacarro, Elmer Solidum, James Nakama. Second row: Benja- min Leong, mgr., Herbert Okamura, Albert Forsythe, Kelvin Lau, Ronald Aricli. Third row: John Aiwohi, mgr., Melvin Lum, head mgr., Allan Won, Donald Plunkett, Alfred Fernandez, David Richards. Top row: Alvin Ca- brinha, Randolph Lee, Valentine Freitas. Assistant coach Allen Nogata Um vw! ot' 'I v yn. and Our Crusader gridders, Saint VVonder Team of l949, achieved the goal that all their predecessors had sought in vain-an undefeated and untied season. These stalwart players, led by Coach of the Year Neal Blaisdell and his able assistant Allan Nagata, ended the season by defeating McKinley to keep their unbeaten record at twenty straight games over a two-year span. Under their great field general, Elmer Solidum, considered by most fans one of the cleverest quarterbacks in recent years, and offensive powerhouse Val Freitas, the RedanBIu SLC .foam ' - ,- iixpc-s law! 1 . team proved too much for the other teams in the lnterscho- lastic league. As rv-any sportswriters put it, The Crusaders were in a class by themselves. These young athletes more than lived up to expectations with their reviving of the long lost do-or-die fighting spirit. Their aggressiveness will be an example to all future Cru- saders who follow in the footsteps of the 1949 pennant win- ners. With these proud recollections we bid this Wonder Team a fond and heart-felt Aloha, A Real Championship ALOHA? Brother Robert Bader, Athletic director, well-liked by all the boys Front row, I to r: Alberto Estiamba, Joseph Perry, Henry Rosario, Henry Barrett, Clifford Gardner, mgr. Second row: Richard Miyata, Robert Schulte, Robert Sing, Walter Cabral, Francis Araki, mgr. Third row: Fred Meyer, Richard Fujirnoto, Stephen Low, John Aiu, David Yuen, mgr. Top row: Al- bert DeRego, Joseph Young, Charles Aiu. Brother Charles Weiss, assistant Athletic director. I 8 ROOSEVELT 0 Fresh from pre-season victories over Waipahu from Rural Oahu and Wai- mea of Kauai, the Crusaders opened their l9-49 lnterskol campaign against Roosevelt. A pass from Elmer Solidum to Walt Cabral racks up the first Saint TD of the year. Rough Rider's offense halted again and again by fumbles and tough SLC forward wall. Just before half ends, Alberto Esti- amba takes pitchout from Solidum and rambles 49 yards to score. ln the third quarter Val Freitas crashes over from the Rider two to tally the last six- pointer. All three conversions are missed. 25 PUNAHOU I4 Buffanblus hot. Score first to lead 7-O at the quarter. Saints tie it up on Solidum's bootleg dash to paydirt and Cabral's conversion. Punahou marches again to grab a I4-7 lead at halftime. Saints bounce back in the third period. Roll 54 yards to score. A 25 yard pass play with Cabral scoring does the trick. Try for point fails . , . Punahou l4, St, Louis l3. ln the last period Crusaders smash over for two more touchdowns to sew up game. Solidum and Freitas chalk up final two TDs. ill Come on, Solly, you're only six inches away from paydirt. l2l Hold off that Rider, Alberto, Cobral and Miyato will take care of him. Hr' '1 L .mx if Q M C Q ,,. W 'u n-1:-555. ,Ii eil Nm X N? ,, , t,3fgQ1.-,ffeff K Lfsiiiii mi ffl. H we-mgyfsi f 1: 'ff . Ke! .5 i. .. xi as x 2. rv hw , Q-4,4 it A cr ii 1 ef ,A , 4 ' Q nt 7 5 - time it gf K .hint byjwy V bw, . D X M ru -ix C wig F? ' Vt it ,,,gii ,U if I ., . J ' Q ,M , rf ,--- 1'5:'f.:5j'. , A , r 'H z 1 , A - , M, Y l i K ,,,, K, is It 57 W'-t V 'AY .,,- 4 fy, hr: ,V V ' k i . ' N-, 4 . ' Li if ,. vi-M ' ' M 8' if f . fi ' . 4 K if t t , .cwzkgb ir ,X sf kgs walnuts 5 4 , . Qzif I in fl ' 4 I it W r L 4 5 Y U' 'W 51. 'M ITT'f,.,.......f.-...W A -A - 0 J wwmwwwvnm W WMM D in M m..t...,-....Q,,..,. l f i'55r4mi1.crftix,af' gQ5 'A . R?fit?ff2-Sgig,-?fg5wE.fi - vi ff,.1E5..QlQ. F 531' Q .7 : 5 ff-f i'Pf3fg'iQ2'2-E :mi1f,'E,f if Q 1 . ,, ff-'Q' ' i sm ff if f S rxnizi F . git Va 3 at My l if? yfisfii W' 'fini-is 'bmi sw s..s-iff' f fl it he is fr . -4' Y 1, ff' ' pf- , la N S 6 l'1. I CV iv 3 f lww, fi? sa' ic 'if'm4'i Xiwyc 'Yf V ' ' R vs? i W ' ,Q fy ,L AcJ,.' vm, sam, y MX ip-fmt aa' , Q, riffs? -I fdfiftgig ga Tiff? 1 jrff' 17 1 ,rs IN J if 'fer or fifififeill is thi? C23 sa-f' l3l VALENTINE FREITAS'k Powerful half- bock, a punter par excellence, and a unani- mous All-Star choice, Val won individual scor- ing honors with 60 points. Will return to spark next yeor's eleven. 143 CHARLES AIU-A fine tackle. i l5l HENRY BARRETT-Pass snagging end. 'ls-qgputqa, A 5.11, rl '- -:X,YtcQ'r-- ' ' rags.. L T- p , Q- .'.,-Lv.. tai .7 Aff I3 McKlNLEY 6 Before an overflow crowd of 26,000 St. Louis retains the Poi Pounder and an unbeaten slate. Pennant hungry Tigers put up vicious battle, Estiamba's spectacular overhead catch of Soli- dum's throw racks up the first score of the game. Cabral snags toss and falls over the goal line for the seventh point, Led by Dick Gomard's deadly heav- ing McKinley registers ta make it 6-7 in the final canto. With seconds in the game Estiamba streaks through Mick line on a 25-yard gallop to the Promised land. 21 KAMEHAMEHA I9 The unbeaten Crusaders tangle with Kam, A 50-yard parade down the field puts St. Louis into the scoring column first. Henry Barrett hauls in Solidum's toss for TD. Bill Yana adds the first of his three successful conversions. Kam roars back to tie the score. SLC takes the lead when Alvin Ca- brinha plunges over to climax 60-yard drive. Warriors cross goal line again but Saints hold l4-l3 edge at inter- mission. Warriors go ahead. RedanBlus won't be stopped. Take kickoff and negoti- ate 6l-yard trek to the goal. Joe Perry paces victory with 24-yard run. lll Cabral reaches high into the air to spear a pass from Tiger defenders. l2l Cabby packs the mail around Warrior's end. Al DeRego--C 'k Walter Cabral-E Q Richard Miyata-G , 5? 4-yn-3-v Qritfi- Y-if' '+R l'5a1fx'-'A -. rip. A. .mn4,:,.i,,,,4,,5 , . 1, . . w. ' - ' Q f 20 KAIMUKI 6 Kaimuki's bosement dwelling eleven give the leogue leading Pohakuans a stiff fight for the first two periods. Freitas bumps over from the three for the first TD. Yano adds extra point. Bulldogs make it 6-7 with less than a minute left in the second quarter Superior reserve strength and pul- verizing power tell the story in the last half. Freitas smashes into Promised land twice again. Yano breaks even in last two conversion tries. ZI FARRINGTON 7 A Sunday afternoon. A win for the Crusaders means the prep champion- ship. Cabrinha paces ol -yard od- vanceg caps drive by scoring from the one. Yano starts o perfect day by booting first of three conversions. Farrington evens counts on pass play. Saints rips Gov line to register againg takes I4-7 lead at half. Gave ernor fumble sets up third Crusader touchdown. Al DeRego pounces on the ball on losers' IS, Freitas sweeps around left end to cross goal line. With a lelepoint lead the RedanBlu settle back on defense and tighten near their goal line to halt several desperate score ing bids by the Politicians. 28 IOLANI 20 With the pennant won, the Cru' saders come to grips with Iolani. Red Raiders lead 6-O ot halftime. In the third period Cobrinha ties the score with line buck. Yano convertsg puts SLC ahead 76. Dave Yamashiro puts Iolani ahead with 84-yard return of kickoff. Three plays later Cabby races away on a 7l-yard scoring jaunt. Yano splits uprights again. Freitas booms over for third TD. Red Raiders counter with score but behind Zl -20. Freitas blasts over for his tenth touchdown of the season. II? Bill The Toe Yano does it again with a swish of his right foot. 121 Alfredo eludes a Governor lineman with the greatest of huh? ease? l3l Barrett waits patiently for the pigskin while Iolani defenders close in on him, ,il 26 McKINLEY I3 St. Louis ends their I949 season with their twentieth outing without a defeat over a two year period. Micks jump to early 7-O advantage against Saint reserves, Crusader regulars enf ter tray and cIose gap to 7-6. SLC opens up in the second half to smother opposition, Cabrinha rambles for two more touchdowns to give the RedanBIus a Commanding VJV7 lead, Freitas rams over for another score to rout the Tigers, With this triumph the allfconquering Pohakuans wind up the FIRST UNDEFEATED, UNTIED GRID SEASON AT ST, LOUIS li ln the clear and going all the va to score is Cabb V Y Cabrinha against McKinley. HOIHOI - in 14- Coach Blaisdell receives the Oasis 'SI Our beautiful Song Leaders lead us -6' Asst. Coach Allen Nagata speaks to Ap- f,.,-we T I ...LW ng 4 ef , .after I Z v.sY.,,, Q , ,. , 'sf ... , M6 ,. My 'Jia I ' ,iq O we ,A . , 8 N gon tb Sa Y 4'n'.,' c Sai'-l',:iU1'g i h Q s Y IM wage' ' , N- sw '?Q.,,,.:'f-M ' 'slgt ' ' lywfif auf' ,X Z, -U. .w :hp i- A4 fl 1 J -. ,gHy,,r,ul1, 'QI 4 Q 3 -A ,. flap 'Qu J '21 Our Song and Cheer Leaders-Kneeling, l to r: Eartaia icuii C1 tuuha Edna Souza Erita Sutheriami Pauline Kilim Standing: Guhetori B Miller E Lewis M, Gomes D Giw-ion .W Fuiikawzz Sun, J Dias -3' Our faithful manager: Behind, left to right: John Aiwohi ML-I 1 Lum David Yuen Francis Aroki, Clitt Gardner Front row: G Kc: 1 w-ua Bert Loofa Pct Du:-n At the left corner 's GC-Drze S'VW'LlLl Coach at the Year Trop Pacheco. at one ot our pep rallies the student body at the Rally. I .I. Elmer Solidum y I ' Alvin Cabrinha -FB 99 e Joh n Aiu-HB 'Miz XXI 'T' TN' . , , 51.- ..,x:f . l W ,fy -1 . ,.... .,...f N' t ,:,Q,4:,,-,- - ' . '-MQ... Ax, x- .sW.,, W kx 43 lfyvk W... b ii 9 .fi Q, ga . 1 , -1 ' r I lv vw.. XT. - L' 1421+255 ,WJ 'HY - Dbnbld' Pfulbfiett--C ' 'fri' Alberto Eiiiamho-illd lil Get this one in! CZ! Walter Wong c o a c h e s o u r team to their sec- ond straight In- terskol crown. l3l The crucial game. Zaagamafw Stick with the Champsl , is a familiar old saying, and thus the experts, as the season began, selected St. Louis to emerge victorious in the race for the crown, SLC quickly polished off a scrap- py Roosevelt quintet, and in similar fashion blasted Punahou. The Saints then faced Farrington, their toughest foe thus far, Playing with perfect teamwork, and unerring accuracy, the Crusaders subdued the Govs. Kamehameha proved no threat, as they were beaten 49-27. Kaimuki faltered before our superior forces, and Mid-Pacific was swamped by the season's highest score, 72-36. The mighty Saints took the Tigers in stride, taming them, 6l-SO. Within striking distance ofthe champ' ionship, St. Louis had one game left to play. This was the long-awaited lolani tussle. An inspired lolani five took the Front row, I to r: Michael Chambrello, Harvey Lee, Valen- tine Freitos. Second row: Franklin Pacarro, Harry Nakata, Franklin Pong. l I gf 1 a,- Y I X , I , 3 -. ,ff x . gi xQi i J Q 5 TL 4 IL Duns 5 H0815 X , X K x ..i -,. ,W W. , 4 A X 3 afhw. Q . 4111, XR 14? 1 A Q ,l X E E . 1. X Y? . A ,V 'v -If R4 ww, - f 1 2 4 at it l rata: '- 51 -x, V E .5 , , , V A ::: - .2 1' 7 'Lt' if fy , ,. N, ,,3-g..uf we . 49 f? r' f 5 , ,qs V , f, X 4. -L W Y My Y, x M AM '. f ,D SF' Q lr-' ' .L V X ' L+ f ,L , t-gill:-5 Nlggiqyw EA :isp L A Q k J 1, -.i ' fri yi ' x ' 'A W x K. .L 915' Q . t 3 xi xx '-,ff :Enix - -Q ll ff' - Q5 f Q x W + Q fr , .. Q A 1 ' L. , K 5 'f ,U . f,...:A, k Ng N 1 Q KA it? - . , r,gv was ,0 7 ' rg me i'5w. in gf fx Vkfffr. Z ,f . -gr wwi , M ,,..- K 4 p ...sl wg, -E ' ,gi f I ,, ' , 'sf!33 ' , wfvg if fa? 'Q 3' -.D , - 5 ff' 12? 53 . I :inlay , . ff' 0 If' , 'T ff A , 5.1 wj , 1 7 '. . 3 7., .. if 1 .Y ' n I 1 I 2 we-tx if S.L.C. 44 ROOSEVELT 32 Opening game . . . the Saints had previously won the Waimea crown, walloping both Hilo and Maui High. They were highly favored, but the Rough Riders were not to be denied. First quarter . . , game bitterly fought . . . SLC held on even terms. Both squads chalk up ten points. The sec- ond stanza proved favorable for the Saints, and they were able to squeeze a three-point advantage at half, 2l - l 8. Crusaders dominate the last two quar- ters. Harvey Lee and Harry Nakata raided the hoops for l l markers each. Score . . . 44-32. S.L.C. 57 PUNAHOU 25 A highly superior Crusader team flattened a not too hot Punahou five, by a 32 point margin. The Saints got off to a fast start, leading l5-3 after the first whistle and stretching it to a 22-8 halftime advantage. Proving who's boss, the RedandBlu quintet exploded in the third and fourth quarters for a total of 35 points while holding the Puns to l7 digits. Scoring l4 points Harvey Lee led the Pohakuans to the decisive victory. Score , . . 57-25 S.L.C. 48 FARRINGTON 34 Game number 3 . . . slow start . . . Saints earn lO-7 first period lead. Fparked by B. Molina, the Governors managed to eke out a l4-l 3 advantage at intermission. A new St. Louis quin- tet took to the court in the third canto, and outpo?nted the Govs, 22-IO for a 35 to 24 margin as the canto ended. Paced by Captain Lee and Nakata with i2 and 9 points respectively, the Cru- saders annexed their third tussle. ill What's the matter, Coach? Are things that bad? 123 Makini demonstrates the calm way of registering two points. l3l A decisive basket in a hotly contested battle. Q Y' 6 , 5 'WK M a '11 ' , Q I 3 ff ff ', if . V- ., W W- ' I w 4 .1 QQ? i . 1 WX LF X. 7 1, Q 'Qi 5 'Ill f 5 fr ' ,f i 5 S.L.C. 61 The ross grab: The holi basket fo: iw beck and mlm' end of The MFT show ilncir coxwxl k v Second Como 7 mount Mick lem wood sporilrlg Q LounsCJlf1lwf3v,m i N Nw' Took Q '4f',1f NI k Q X I fRf1'c?r HM! mlfw fr r x 21 DOHM5,Qrm lv w x ,- ,, ff! IQLE1 QUQYHL-r KL P .L N li poimts sipna I 1 ':.,l. . Lnqsi iClUgri' fclvcjrwcf Lma Roidzra mug' if lon: lcmrl vm HGH Vculrfi P' Q U1 1 IH X 12 mmi Hrs' :V pOl1CJl4ln15rv -1-. 161' rfyllx' wwf xv Q ,W , W. , D. 'LLM' .rv 1 Stoll- V I1 fu 5110! 54. H10 5441-,,'m1L391'3lL.' nw lx ll w I U The 5uug0V. 5 slr lJf'1,am1-I '2I Copfal-1 lc-f 4 xps I If '91 gsiffli f Q 2 gf lf-6' gf? QQQ f. Lil flfdix 'D J , 't ' 3 f A V eitillll MM mum V gltllll sq, jggmdr mmm I M hiv., , '-4 li X. A li. U I ' , W Af r' ' 5 ,,.-' Y Kneeling, Ito r: Henry Nozaki, Stephen Araki, Glenn Nakan ri. Standing: Ray Tarn, Herbert Okamura, Mel Seki, Lo Lee. Bolstered by tour Iettermen, the Funai-tutored baseball team will endeavor to regain the diadem, which was captured by Punahou last year. With such veterans as Harry Nakata, Harold Okita, Clare ence Ching, and Alfred Akana form- ing the nucleus of our pennant- hungry squad, the Saint Louis Cru- saders are undoubtedly the team to beat. ill I wont a lot of hustle friuii you. l2l Our pitching staff: L. Lee, G. Nakomori, R. Tom. .-Q-U, .L .. 4, AA. , 4 WL ILDUI - gn. .1 Q: Pfml' ei 'W ' g .W ,. ,Gif x,-,vqsqf , 'W iv:-v 19 935 . N.,-P, W . w Q 5 n ,' i.. 1 ' - '- . eeling, I to r: Hal Gkito, Al Chan, Clarence Ching nding: Harry Nakata, Fred Meyer, AI Akana Bob -.r A shima. Supporting the vets in their en- deavors are such old rookies as Henry Nozaki, Frederick Meyer, and Stephen Araki, The pitching Stott isn't as good as lost year's but hurlers Glenn Nakamori, Lovell Lee ond Raymond Tam will undoubted- ly render an excellent account of themselves. Advice to Brother Bader: Better dust up o spot for the champion- ship trophy. t QWUXS x- I 'A' Qs' agtde M24 Hopes run high as golf season nears, in each members eyes can be seen that confidence which shall charac- terize their play throughout the entire season. Last year's nucleus of Jack Burns, James Maa, James Trask, Richard. Ulukou, George lndie, Fred Shimabu- kuro-is enhanced by two promising newcomers, Ted Makalena, Junior Ter- ritorial Champ, and Wendell Kop, Danny's brother, and a number of cap- cble substitutes. Possessed of a championship surety these Crusaders bear determined their charge, and shall perform in a man- ner worthy of their name. James Mao, putter por excellence. Fred Shimabukuro, a steady player. Brother Henry Bentxinger, golf advisor. Jack Burns, o long ball hitter. SCHEDULE April I3 ..., Punahou l7 . . Kaimuki ZO . . Roosevelt May l . . Farrington 8 . . . lolani l5 . , McKinley Kneeling Ito r Walter Ga per Ceorge Indie Jr James Trask Wendell Kap Fred Shi mnhukuro Standing Richard Ulukou Jr James Mao Jack Burns Ted Mokalena Henry Rente Vernon Hee Herbert Campos 99 , te? Xb! 5.01 341: x-V'-ft' 'Ll' 4 r s 1' ' , Ffa Ut OG Yuvll , fr 4 l E fy Q8 16 . 3 I ' sig Len -li ou' 'J L 'xfflll get uni' u f er ,- ,.- '. i JL, nf, T I f 5 . -I 1, I . 1' . 4 4 . - if U' I ,. K W x , ,. M.. 't 'A ' 'P ' ' 4 .... -surf-wi H V-.. Front row, Ito r: C. Ebisuya, D. Weisse, K, Camaro, J. Nakoa, R. Watanabe, J. Asato E Hironaka Second row W Hiro shima, W. Cody, L. Naito, R. Takase, C Wiechert, G, Gao, A, Arckahi, Third row L Joy A Nakamaru L Legros H Matsuura, D. lmcmoto, T. Santos, T. Tyau. mm Zaaeiall With the keen 'nterest to learn and gain experience, the junior baseballers, made up mostly at freshmen and sophomores, turned out for practice. They will be carefully trimmed for their seasonal games under the watchful eyes ot Richard Yoshimura. Although last sea- son they didn't do so well, this year there are chances tor a better team. Although the players are young, they are willing to spend their time in practice under the tutorfhip of their coach to learn both the fundamentals of baseball and tlfe true conduct of an athlete. They all realize that their baseball knowledge gained in the junior team might aive them berths on the varsity squad next year so that they may play to place another pennant into our trophy collection. 3.71 JUNIOR BASEBALL SCHEDULE l. St. Louzs Mid-Pacif 2, St. Louis Maryknoll 3. St. Lapis Kaimulci fl. St. Lcuis Farrington 5. St. Louis lolani 6. St. Lcuis McKinley 7. St. Lcuis Punahou FT 2 3. 5:7 f9 wffw 'D 'Cd' x K . X .JN x ET-'N 'ew' -fu 4-Q 'VN Front row, I to r: C. Sutherland, W. Yono, J. Ah New. Second row: S. Tonimuro, A. Jon, C. Mc- Keogue, L. Lee. Third row: H. Chong, C. Korn, P. Dolan, J. Gent. Q-54-wp tll Ed Hee, freesiylist. 121 W . Y a n o breaststvoke spe- cialist. 133 Our Medley ,.Aw.e' Team: E. Hee. W. Yano, S. Tanimu- Sfymwww g I Although there are but a few letter- men returning to the varsity swim- ming team, there are many prospects turning out this year. They are very seriously developing their condition and stamina to be ready for the big meets, the Yale, M.l.T., Junior Scho- lastic and Territorial meets. Swimming is considered one of the toughest sports because it is an in- dividual pertormance and requires 0 lot of courage, yet the eager swim- mers are willing to face it. Under the leadership of Sam Nahoopii and train- ing of Coach Sagawo, they will be a formidable team. Front row, I to r: F. Araki, B. Wong, R. Ubasa. Second row: L, Wong, E, Hee, S. Nahoopii. Third row: S. Curry, G, Murakami, VV, Chang. lll On your marks, Bang! l2l Coach Yoshito Sagawa. l3l 200-yard freestyle relay team: L. Lee, S. Curry, P. Dolan, S. ' y,, Q Nahoopii. . seg I - I 2 ,, A ,M ee A , K oi X 3 Yi, 63, 1 1'5- -.- r Brother Raymond Dotxler, our hard-work- ing Intramural Director. Vwmmmaz With a great deal of cooperation from the members of the student body, the Intramural Department at Saint Louis College, headed by Brother Raymond Dotzler, has made, within the past years, an enormous amount of improvements and progress. The numerous competitions in football, basketball, base- ball, and track are being held on the athletic field, accord- ing to their corresponding seasons. Thrills and excitements are plentiful, and the games are marked with hard play and excellent sportsmanship. The intramural competitions lasts from the opening whistle of the kick-off to the last dip of the swimming meet. This means ten full months of active ities lined up for the boys. Who's doing all the planning, scheduling, and the rest? SENIOR LEAGU E W L T Pts. Sophomore B -- Top row, I to r: D. Arru- 8 l O da, G. Kam, F. Hira- wama, P. Ramos, C. l 5 l 3 Fhun. Middle row: G. Ontai, G. Chang, R. Au. Front raw: G. 5 3 I 8 Chang, R. Watanabe. l lC 4 4 l 6' 2 Senior C-Top row, llE 4 4 l 692 I to r: W. Kobayashi, A. Uchida, W. Amaki, -I 5 Q 5 G. Gabriel, R. GOO, C. Reyes, A. Noguchi. Middle row: T. Kon- l 3 4 2 4 no, A. Akana, V. R. Fernandes, C. Ching 3 5 I 3 M. Gomes. Front row: G. Takaoka, R. Leong H, Lee. D. Keliinoi, 2 6 l 2 D Yuen. l IB l 8 O l The brand of football played during the intramural season here at Kalaepohaku has become tradition- al, being marked with ferocious playing and great sportsmanship. This year was no exception. Com- petition was keen, every class with that do or die spirit was deter- mined to bring home the bacon, The thrills produced by the razzle- bv ,bcvzld It's a big task and Brother Dotzler has ably handled it for two years now, with very little complaint from the partic- ipants. This big iob has been taken over by Brothers Clarence Chew and Joseph Napier. They replaced Brother Dotzler on his departure for the West Coast. And what's all this work done for? All the extra hours of work put in by these good Brothers is for the chief purpose of developing the characters of the students, a part of CHRlSTlAN EDUCATION. These friendly tussles will often show just what a guy is made of. The recognition of the arbiters as sole judge of complications arising from these games, the respecting of your opponents as well as their backers, are but a few of the many things that are required of you on the field. JUNIOR LEAGUE VV I- T pls' Freshmen F - Kneel- ing, I to r: R. Hsu I I 0 Q I S A. Awo A. Oshiro. Standing: P. Dunn M. Lou C. Mizuto IOD 9 2 O l2 5 pocom 9F 92Ol2 lOC 6418 Junior C-Top row, I QB 6 .I I 8 to r: J. Young, A. Keawe, C, Lum, VII- QE 6 4 I 8 iilva. Middle row: S. animuio, A, Young, R, Ho, R. Tsushima, 6 5 Q 6 Chong Front row: Soto, R. Marciicl QD 3 7 I 5 R Ovama, T. Look. l OF 3 8 O 3 l 2 l GE 3 8 O 3 l, 3 'yaalfall 1 - , dazzle playing, pin-point passing, and jet-propelled kicks made it evi- dent thot another season of foot, ball had been successful. Meeting all opponents and def feating them, Sophomore B was the Only class to complete the schedule undefeated. Senior C, Junior C, and Freshman F were the victors in their respective divisions. Q Freshmen B Kneel W kakura K Wong D ee Sfandrng m B L Ins Wong Cortez Sophomore -- Kneel- ' to r: A. - ozo, J. Estores, Ra oza Standin R D - 93 - O ama, E. Machado, Y R, Coelho, G. Wong L. Spnnola. I' mor E Front row I to r Fau Fong A Lau F Shlmabukuro F Bautista J Souza Rear row W Mnyahnro H Jar rett S Nahoopn R Leong E Chang P Bautlsto L Chun Walleqdafl The beamnng faces of the boys regustered a heart felt welcome to one of the odds tronal sports of the Intramural program The months of No vember and December were tzlled wnth eager antucnpatuon day after day for these tussles The boys showed keen lnterest an thus brand new sport and the-nr steady games denoted evidence of expernence censor E and .lunlor D cap tured the crown wuth consuder able ease both postnng 9 3 records Sophomore D and Freshman B with :dentlcal records lll-4l, cruised home with The title. B-A-'D rf ,'rmfw? 3'm,4gf vw .j , wH1 f e - 1.MA,,,,,, N. L . J, . QEAL. YI. 3, X t , s 'g 4' Junior D-Kneeling, I to r: H. Auerbach, M. Funai, L. Joy, M, Chun, R. Harris. Standing: R, Agor, P. Ling, A. Kaaua, M. Caduz A. Jow. M 'Il Senior B: Kneeling, I to r: K. Carreira, E. Solidum, J. Perry, E. Hanohano, A. Estiamba, J, Ramos. Standing. J. Young, J. Aiu, A, Fernandez, W, Benson, R, Lee, H, Hanohano. Z' Fast, pressing games were fea- tured throughout the l95O Intra- mural Basketball season. All tour Divisions showed evidence of close competition, in fact, the Senior League champs were not determined till the very last game was played. Senior B managed to edge l I -E in this overtime game, and there- by closed their season with eleven victories and no losses. The de- feat marked the Junior's second loss in eleven contests. Sopho- more B captured the title in their Division, while Freshman ,F came on top among the Freshman classes. The teams posted ll-O and 7-5 records respectively. Soph B went on to win the Junior League crown. x XX. li U? X G . ff 1 Sophomore B: Kneeling, I to r: P. Lee, R. Watanabe, P. Ramos, G. Chang. Standing: C. Chun, A. Naane, F. Hira- yama, R. Au, A. Thompson. V+' if is if 'R . Junior E: Kneeling, lfo r: E. Wong, C. Aina, P, Chong, Standing: A. Ra mos, L. Seki, A Won, W. Won. Freshmen F: Kneel- ing, I to r: C. Mi- ' zuta, E. Pacarro, M l A. Villoria, P Dunn. Standing: A. ' 1 Oshiro, W. Valen- te, R, Primacio, R Takase, R. l-liu, W Tabor, M. Griep. 4- O . '6 'S-1 l is K i L . WO Qu X , . 5 2 . wx : ,if 'gift 1:2 A 5, , . 'l' Q ,mi ,, fe 3 as ., n-s' . '- Q -QI, ii - 1 , Senior E: Kneeling, -' ' ,, Fred Shimabukuro, Standing: Wallace s . - ,. Miyahlra, LeRoy Wel- 'lti ' WS' r . A,,gc 'le -, Sophomore D: Kneel- ing: Donald Weisse, Pot Silva Standing: Charles Hutchinson, Francis Camaro Dovid Dang Kenneth Chang, l-er, Elmer Chang Junior D: Kneelingp Ronald Harris, Harold Kodoma. Standing: Robert Schulte, Henry Auerbach, George Hiu Taking but four days for its completion, the Intra- mural Rifle matches were run smoothly, in the usual military manner. All match- es took place on the campus rifle range. Having captured Division al honors, Sophomore D, Ju nior D, and Senior E enters ed into the playott for the High School crown Piling up a total of 443 points out of a possible SOO, the Soph D boys wound up in the top spot, They were hard press ed by Junior D, who took runnerup honors Though only in the sec- ond year, the matches proved at interest to the boys, ot high competitive standards, and of great success I We Paw Change serve? Wuth the ln auguratuon of plng pcng an the basement at Bertram Hall, con- testants as well as rooters en joyed many an hour of thrills Under the directnon of Brother Raymond Dotzler and with the able assustance of Robert Uba sa, the addmon to the lntra mural Program was very sac cesstul. In the Senior DlVlSIOlW, Senior E capped the pennant with a perfect record of twelve wins, Junior B llO--21 and Freshman D ll2e3l were the victors in thenr respective divlsuons, while Sophomore D ll2A+ll edged Soph F in a playoff for the crown 75-Q.w Senior E, Standing I to r: 'vllyahva 5 L V- . Crouehlng: -am: A La. ,,l:t.k.u-, Freshman D, Stand' ing I to 1: G Gm- l M a't ii: Nunn Jumor B, Sfondmg I Kneel ,. ,va y, '. ' SENIOR LEAGUE VV l. pls IZE 2l 6 ll llD QC 7 lO llB l9 5 5 l2B l7 lil 7 llA l5 l2 C llC l3 lel 5 llE IO l7 -l IZC K li S IZD 7 la 2 IZA Qt 22 l Sophomore D, Stand- nngltor.. Lf'1.. I. gr , Kneeling: l lvz . T , , I-A. gulgiwf, pr- Qi? ff '-' O sew' -4 ,fly a BML U s a 1. Q 'X -'Q S Wife --.- an as gf X. ,bww Ill The crowned conqucrors ol ihcir championship ban- quef. 12' Football herocs receive letters from Brother Bader. 13' Crusaders wel- come Menehunes from Waimea. 141 The Ozark trio! Ain't they comical? 15+ J. Aku rants again! 16' Rally commit- tee hard at work. 17m McKinley song leaders at Poi Pounder Rally. 48' SLC band ser- 1 ...- -- .i ,. ..- e-.aa-.. .!:.. nowd. wwxvf' 'Q 'I :'H.' K' .yn-,..qqq1.,rp-,q,.1wv-fs-A 4' , . 1lv Coach Walter Wong receives the Basketball Championship Trophy. IZI Our future stars, the Freshman team. 43I Look! Walking on air. 441 What's the rush, boys? 45' Hurry! Hc's taking on extra base. l6r A couple more feet and you'll beat it out! Our champion Robes in action i pcwzcwza panama WQWQ f ' ,f 1,