St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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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

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' 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.