St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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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 :

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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

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,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