St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1951 volume:

X XCA llxl L' Wm W Sf Louls College Honolulu, T H Volume XX QQA la' C1 U will Aifglj f4'l'lg ',:'l1U ig, ,wl'f,'s pw u VF UR l fgb ,mms P p fy f ,jrziiv V l A' 10 l t l l TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ..... I Foculty . . . . 12 Activities . . 22 Sports . . . . 62 Underclossmen . 94 Seniors .... . I I4 Senior Directory . . 142 Presented by the Sentara of St. load Honolulu, T. H. 1951 We are approaching the end of our gourr-ey, O -ard Our day of commencement, which seemed so remote not long ago becomes of primary importqnce today. Our eager footsteps racing along education's dusty road now slacken to a reluctant saunter as we approach the hour pf final preparation, The period of training is over. Tomorrow we will be knighted Even now we see the splendor of the ceremonies and the brilliance of the spectacle But this night we give to You, O Lord. Allow us to keep watch with You just as the gallant Crusader did on the eve of his knight- hood ten centuries ago. Remain with us as we kneel before You KEEPING VIGIL, 1 'i f Q J .,.X.. Q , x ff, . , Q . 3 g . aim -f f N ' T W, . -: 5 . ,Q , ..,. , bfi? ,' -jr gk! X, , ' 2' . 551 3:92p hi 5A ' . J 'Ya gl O 0 ' ' ' , A .2 '4' 2 4 ,, ' , xyxix My my x wx ' M381 K 2 ' f . A f If Q' ' Nl , , six l I t 9 Q sf W ,, ,.qA W 5 231 . i.E Q, jg is 34' W K, .4 g A A A 'R an :X V Q, Xi? 2- Z v 1 'S Q H? Ki if was ix f ,4 ,. !! v 22 -.1 L 5 ii 11:4 :Q Q QBE QL.,-5 P it 11? 'flaws 2 S- W . . w ,rf ' W-ff' 'V amp, Z' 2 J 7 - 4 Q ' J., I' V , V ' V - 4' W L' 1 4 .auf 74 Om A student can at tumes be the most duscouraged the lonelnest and the most forelorn of youth on thas earth In school he us beset by prob Iems not met an any other phase of lafe Were nt not for those fauthful unassummg and unsung backers has parents he may well have fallen on thas most Important mule of lrfe s hard road many a time Perhaps oftener than he d care to remember he has felt remorse at the unmtentronal slrghts and the lnttle nnconsuderatlons he has shown to those gurdmg hands and has found himself at a loss for words to express hrs regret Therefore he now trues to convey has meager apprecnatnon for thenr unthanked help thenr fauthful encouragement and their many unsel frsh sacrrfrces by dedrcatung thus volume to has parents an all devotuon respect and humrlnty We S The sprawling campus of Saint Louis College, basking in her own lush and tropical beauty, wel- comed her returning Crusaders on that cool, brisk September morning. The Spirit of Saint Louis would once again echo through her halls of learning. We were mighty Seniors then, and the reality of Com- mencement was soon to be ours. But with the outbreak of the Korean War, the United States was summoned by the United Nations Organization to help subdue the aggressive foes. The young men of Hawaii, as in the past, played an integral part in this international crisis, Thus, it was with heavy hearts that we bade these staunch Crusaders a fond Aloha. Enlisting with the Marine Reserves prior to the war, they were ordered to undertake a program of intensive com- bat training in preparation for the active participa- tion in actual combat of the war. Their great sacrifice, instrumental in securing our democratic way of life, will forever merit our gratitude and admiration. May our Blessed Lord, through the intercession of His Holy Mother, pro- tect and guide these true Christian warriors that they may safely return to the shores of Hawaii Nei. 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A5 the hnightx of old went forth into life after knighthood, Jo you too, will go forth into the world armed not only with thoye ifirtuef and characterifticf of formal knowledge that will yuit you for 501116 Jpecific joh, type of work or advanced xtudy, but alto with those virtue! and characterixtics which will Jingle you out df a true Chriftian gentlemen. Ax your forehearf-the knightf-Jtood for what wax upright and nohle, right and just. Jo we and the rnemherx of the Jocial circle into which you cast yourfelifex will look to you to liue up to thoxe noble ideal! which your teacher! have striuen fo arduously in the yearf pan to inculcate within you. The world into which you are going if in a Jad ftate, a state of fruftration. Good leadership in all phafef of Jociety is greatly needed. Enter into your rexpectiue roles courageouxly and he Mindful of. an.l Faithful to, the Chriftian principlef of right conduct which you have learned. At all tiinex look to our Blexfed Mother for Jtrength and courage. She will guide you unerringly through life'J' deuioux wayy to your reward-union with our Divine Saviour-a complete realization of your knighthood-in Eternity. i Deuotedly in j.M.j., HERIWAN GERBER. SJW. BROTHER WILLIAM ANTONETTE SM REVEREND LEO UHT SM Prmcnpol of St Louls College Grade DGLOYYTUCNY Chcplqm of Sf Lows College Sodolufy Modcrofor MRS ANNA S MURAKI Offuce Secretory LT COL ISAAC HOPPENSTEIN Drrecfor of ROTC Ushers BROTHER CHARLES LEONARD SM BROTHER JOHN ZIMMERMANN SM Qi BROTHER CHARLES EHRENFELD, S.M. Homeroom IOE Biology Geometry BROTHER HERMAN FIEN, MR. ANSELMO FONTILLAS S.M. Homeroom IOG General Science Religion ll Sodality Moderator Steward Assistant Bond Director Music instructor BROTHER BERNARD FOSTER, S.M. Horneroom 9A Lotin I Religion I Speech I 7fMW Brothers are servants friends, our guides and our advisers. The and assistants of Mary, and they stand as living examples of all that is noble and spiritual. We shall not forget their sacrifices in our beholf, and shall endeavor to pro ' by their example.-WE EXTEND OUR HEARTFELT THAN . If J I I IM anonisn PHILIP FRUEHWIRTH, S.M. Homeroom QE English I World History BROTHER HAROLD HAMMOND, S.M. Homeroom IOF Religion II World History Camera Club Guidance Director Oahu Youth Counci BROTHER EDWARD I BROTHER EDWARD IMMETHUN, S.M. -I HAYWARD, S.M. Homeroorn IOB BROTHER ADRIAN KEOHO, English ll MR. RALPH HINGER Horneroom 9B SIM. Religion Il Horneroorn IOC English I, ll Collegian Advisor Sodality Moderator English ll Speech I, ll prmfer Sophomore Counsellor Speech ll Freshmen Counsel lor I5 -.ell- SQ' REVEREND GEORGE MEINZINGER SM Religion IV Convert Closs I6 BROTHER AUGUST KRETCHMER SM Musnc Supervisor BROTHER JOHN McENHILL SM Homeroom 9F Eng Ish I Relrglon I Speech I Sodoluty Moderator BROTHER STEPHEN McCABE SM Sacrasfon W' BROTHER EUGENE MERKEL SM Molnfenonc 136 BROTHER DAVID PAALUHI SM Homeroom 9D Alge Solld Geometry Trigonometry 54 BROTHER CHARLES MILLER SM Homeroom IIA Commercial Low Re uguon III Shorthand I Il Radio Operator PAULIN SM Algebra II Physics , I ' ' ' bra I, II II A' . A 'lx I X' 54 , . . V BROTHER EUGENE nr PRIESTLEY SM Homeroom OA ln II Speech II Bond Director Music Instructor BROTHER LAWRENCE PLANTHOLT SM German I ll BROTHER JOSEPH BROTHER ANSELM RAUBER S M Informohon Telephone Exchongc BROTHER RICHARD ROESCH S M Homeroom I IC Amcrlcon Hvsfory R lglon Ill BROTHER BERNARD ROSE SM Homeroom HD Chemistry Beorhephy Ciub BROTHER LAWRENCE Homeroom !2C 776445 if Z SM SXSGT CLARENCE SILVA R O.T.C. Junior Polucc BROTHER ROBERT SCHUETZ S M Primer aocnol Studies onush I Cheer Leaders Song Leaders Pep Rollles Crusader Advisor Sodollfy Moderator BROTHER JAMES SCHOENDORF, S.M Momtenoncc BROTHER ERNEST SILVA, SFC JOSEPH SILVA ROTC S.M. . . . . Typing I Rifle Club Book Store Rosary Club BROTHER JOSEPH YAX BROTHER BENEDICT BROTHER LOUIS WENGLER, S.M. WISGICKEL, S.M. S.M. Homeroom IZB Bookbinder Homeroom 9C Office Training Typing II Commercial Club Senior Counsellor l8 BROTHER CLAUDE BROTHER JOSEPH BOULAY, S.M. DANGEL, S.M. Grade 7B Grade SB Book SIore Junior Police Organisf Religion I World History Sodalify Moderator BROTHER JOHN GARDNER, S.M. Grade ZA BROTHER WILLIAM BROTHER HENRY IIAAS, S.M. HOLZER, S.M. Librarian Grade 7A PROFESSOR ERIC KAHL Music Piano Violin Orchestra Director 11 BROTHER LEO BROTHER MICHAEL BROTHER LEO SCHAEFER, BROTHER RICHARD . . REICH, S.M. S.M. STAEUBLE, S.M. Grade 4A Grade 6A Grade SA Grade SA Qfoncwecl Widildld am fame i' All the students of St. Louis College joined their teachers on Thursday morning, January l l, to express a hearty welcome and Aloha to two distinguished visitors of the Society of Mary. Coming from Rome, Brother Bernard Qtr-1 ' Very Reverend Walter C. Tredtin, S.M., Provincial, officially welcomes Brother Joseph Guiot, S.M. lcenterl, and Brother Bernard Schad, S.M. to Hawaii and St. Louis College. Schad, S.M., Inspector General and Brother Joseph Guiot, S.M., Treasurer General, came to Hawaii for an inspection of all the Marianist schools. 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L? ,I .X ' if .J sv.-Vi' ,uv V Y Aspirants to the fold are received by Father Uht emlofzgo ' With the Blessed Virgin Mary at her helm, and with the astute Brothers of Mary as her guides, the Senior Sodality has continually maintained its educational and heroic work. Its eighty-tive members, divided into groups led by Brother Lawrence Sandman and Father Leo Uht, held regular meete ings every Wednesday at l l 130. A special Rosary service was conducted in October at the Cathedral of Our Lady of Peace, while in February the entire Sodality contingent ot the school journeyed to St. Patrick's Church for their annual Day of Recollection. to prayer and Mary in their quest for happiness , ,V Vernon Broad leads a dlscusslon ln Marian doctrine dmoz Sadafciq Along wnth the Sophornores the Junior Sodolnty hod the snngulor drstlnctnon of benng the only Sodoluty unuts comprnsed ot only one group This unonlmnty resulted In unntued octlon ond leodershlp prominent fx pornts an theur success thus yeor Weekly meetnngs bolstered by trips to the Cothedrol Rosary recnto non nn the chopel ond the ottendonce ot Holy Moss provuded o tnorough well rounded course nn Catholic pnnclples Under the combined leodershnp of Pretect Ted Lum ond Moderotor Brother l-lermon Flen the Junuor Sodoluty dnlngently persevered an theur ottempt to tronslote Our Lody s rnessoges unto foct through Cotholnc Actlon The Junior Sodollsts of one of fheur regular Wednesday sessuons awfi 23 ,, ., 2 lu' 1 sN,,',. , 1 . N5 y A . K I E il s I ' l A ' I . I I ra ' ig Q. t y - . ' s ali? r - ff-Q.. ' l .X Q ' Q ll' - . 4 l A ln ,N N lnlllllhl ' -f,, , , , y 5 .. Um E r ,JJ Vu Q , N I V A l llilll if 1 7, ,, ': if X w4A 4'X4X..-.,,,-M--4' '.,W Z - X ix- N--it-1 4- , . s A, A XM- ee,-...i FQ Q s P on t pf uf y r , -11 -s--' rx s- 3 1 If A ,hi 1 Pretect Roben cos The Sophomores are doing their shore in the Chominade program S Phomore Sodousts to 0 to Speaks .W R-r-ring, that's the bell ending the fourth period and all forty-two Sophomore Sodalists gather for a weekly forty-minute meeting, Every week they use the R.O.T.C, classroom in the basement of Bertram Hall, During this time they discuss many projects that will occur throughout the year. Robert Costa as their president, Robert Kagi- hara, vice-president, Richard lnafuku, secretary, and Brother Edward lmmethun SM., as their skill- ful moderator, made possible for the Sophomore Sodalists to take part in many religious activities. Some of which were the organizing and conducting of pilgrimages during the past year and have participated with other Sodalists in the selling of Christmas cards, They are showing their adoration toward the Blessed Virgin Qc prefect Go' do n Ho presides over th e 7 ' Wednesday? Sodality meeting! Hurry, we don't want to be latel Ninety-eight Freshman Sodalists scurry to their appointed meeting places at the end of the fourth period. Although the group was not officially received into the Sodality until March, they participated in all the functions of the Sodality. At the beginning of school, the moderators divided the Freshman aspirants into three separate groups. Elected as Prefects to lead their respective sections were Gordon l-lo, Clarence Letreta and Patrick Mederos. With great ambition and interest, the Freshman Sodality emerged as an active, progressive group under the patient guidance of Brother John Mc- Enhill and Brother Joseph Yax, Freshman Sodolists of Brother Mcinhill listen ottentively to their prefect ff. .4.. Eel get Freshman iibx' Top: Freshmen examining the rosary Right: Our Immaculate Queen 74 P 546 acmcf Under the guidance of Brother Ernest Silva, the FRRAC attracted a large membership from the Freshmen and Sophomore Divisions. They endea- vored to promote devotion to the Blessed Virgin through the rosary, that rich treasure of spiritual benefits advocated by the Blessed Virgin Mary. Like true son of Mary, they sought to live her l X bl command, Pray the Rosary Always! This is surely one way in which they fulfill her command and at the same time preach filial piety. Bottom: The noonday rosary N . .af AbgVB7 P mil PNY r PIGY H. Goya Interpreting the Mask oi the Red Death ' Junior panel discussion group of J. Trask, W Russel, C Goiospe Chang, and L, Pang 0 Gathering on the lovely campus of the University of Hawaii, more than SOO students from nearly every high school on Oahu participated in the second annual speech festival. To the ninety students from Kalaepohaku this was indeed a memorable day. The Senior and Junior groups participated in symposiums and panel discussions while the Sophomores and Freshmen showed their dramatic ability in interpretive reading, Senior panel discussion group of V, l-lee, D. Yee, H. L . 1 1 ! lt's Friday afternoon and as we ap- proach Science Hall we can hear the steady rumbling of the presses as they produce another issue of our progressive school organ The Saint Louis Collegian. With loyal alumni like George Pereira, make-up expert, Charles G. Clement, Iinotypist, John Garcia, cylinder press- man, Henry Gomes, utility pressmanj who generously donate their time and effort, and under the able guidance of Brother Adrian Keoho, S.M,, faculty ad- visor, and with an energetic staff, this indispensable hub of our high school life has been awarded the All-Catholic Award since i935 by the Catholic School Press Association. With its slogan Onward and Upward and with its aims to keep students, alumni, and friends informed of school news, to stimulate thinking of current topics and school problems, and to encourage good Americanism through its timely editorials, the staff has diligently kept their promise to Meet the Dead- line, i Newswriting class in Printshop at folding mo- chine. Left to right: G, Perry, R. Martin, V. Tcm, P VVon, N. Kane, A. Pe- r F. Wong, l-l. Ho, R. Miyao, N. Suzuki. lAb- sent: G. Paleal 605569544 A steady supply of talent is trained through journalism classes by Brother Adrian Keoho, S.M., three times a week. Through these classes future journalists learn the fundamentals of newspaper work. Soon came January and the annual Collegian banquet. The departing stott members were Editor-in-chief Donald Gallagher, Business Manager Ronald Yee, Associate Editor Wallace Goya, and Alumni Editor Donald Yee. Leading the new staff were Andrew Young, Editor-in-chief, Charles Chun and Richard Miyao, Associate Editors, and Ronald Chang, Business Manager, each having a tirm resolution to uphold the high standards of journalism which has so long been associated with the Collegian. Co-Sports Editors Clifford Wee and Clinton Yirn Our efficient Feature-Editor rushin to meet the 9 Anthony Wong. deadline. Emmett, Donald, Arthur looking over the latest Jw-C? exchanges. f93,5f 19' L. T . H l il l Managing Editor Andrew Young Clothes for Korea! Master of Ceremonies Raymond Tam conducts one of the many senior forums. up - 1, 1 nu ai, ' m . ' 5 . N f:t'QsT ,lg!Qf f R QC 'ggi - SAR - Ai 'im A part of the large crowd at the C.S.C. sponsored family life conference. I Because of the need for areater unity and cooperation, the Catholic hiah schools of Oahu have created and maintained the Catholic Student Council. With Father Joseph Sherry, S.M,, as mo' derator and under the leadership of President Reginald Ho of St. Louis, Vice-President Eleanor Lou of St. Francis, Secretary Sallv Lou Fraga of Sacred Hearts, and Treasurer Robert Maehara of Maryknoll, this organiza- tion has fulfilled its purpose of forming a united Catholic from among these high schools, Representing Saint Louis were Regf inald Ho of the Senior Division, Louis Pang of the Junior Division, Donald Caindec of the Sophomore Division, and Calvin Lui of the Freshmen Division. -.,.... s Efficient C.S.C. representatives meeting at C.Y.O. hall 0441 legen? Kamusi Mr. Richard B. Goeas, President of the Saint Louis College Alumni Association Under the leadership of President Richard Cioeas, the Saint Louis College Alumni Association has once again carried on the tradition at a helpful and progressive organization. ln more than forty years of existence the alumni has awarded many scholarships to deserv- ing students and aided graduating members plan their careers. In spite ot the loss at Dreier Manor through tire, the spirit of this active organization was undiminished. Already blueprints have been drawn for reconstruction at a better clubhouse. To you who have been ever mindful and faithful to your Alma Mater we send our praise and gratitude. Board of Directors Sitting left to right Joseph Arakl Francis Kwock Clarence Peters Richard G eos Bro Willuarn Antonette Peter Schubert Joseph Lewis William Jarrett Standing Herman Lemke John Zaulig Henry Auerbach John Stone Arthur Frertas William Miles Carl Machado Hercules Mendcnca Larry Rawlnns 'Z' Wx Regimental commander Cadet Colonel Valen- tine Freitas and his sponsor Honorary Cadet Colonel Henrietta Pomroy Pictured left to right are the attractive sponsors at the St. Louis regiment Capt. Lorna Souza, Capt. Linda Villanueva, Col. Henrietta Pomroy, Capt Winitred Fo, Capt. Alberta Mello, Capt. Shirley Valant, Capt. Sylvia Correa Top-Company B bends and groans. Below-Officers, sponsors and guidons ot the first battalion stand at attention Om 2076 Progressing amazingly under the direction of Lt. Col. Isaac l-loppenstein, PMSGT, the tive hundred and twenty-five cadets of the St. Louis College Officers Training Corps have won resound- ing public acclaim in local showings. The former major is aided by able SFC Joseph M. Silva, SFC Gottlieb K. Coleman, and Sgt, Clarence E. Silva. Four years after its activation in l946, the Kalaepohakuan unit was awarded the much coveted Honor School designation, highest rating possible from the U. S. Army, The cadets are taken through their physical training exercises w- 5 1 fs. 5 O , Q ' ' LE gr'l Q c ,Q ,a if ,af 1 'W 'J ,ff The Drum Corps pass in review Umm First squad of the Drum Corps The Corps' third squad Second squad of the Corps Fourth squad of the Corps N I!! 'LOU 3' C0 .553 MLURFQ LIEG Co HM- CURPS 'ffl - 6 5-l',Litl1.Li , -h . we 21556 To be shorpshooters of tomorrow Thus ns the cum ot these morksmen who vned for the lnterscholostlc competutlon thus yeor In order to uphold thear post excellent record they proctnced doy ofter doy for more than on hour To prove thenr prlmehess they shot theur woy through the league. The school is ever grateful for the honors ond trophies thot they hove worm. l X. C131 Q21 CW x I X XX M ,D f J . 6400 f 7 s ,-- Y' ff' NY STDP I cv! l X 74e p, 2, 0, Responsible for handling the various traffic problems that arise in the school campus, the Junior Police Officers have proved themselves to be an effective organization, Under the guidance of Sergeant Clarence Silva, the Jun- ior Police was always prompt and ever-ready to the students, faculty and pedestrians. To the J.P.O., the students offer their deepest gratitude for their excellent record. Y' . .,' W .1 .5 mg' X, M Mi.. Looking over the latest regulations Sgt. Clarence Silva and Patrolman Percy Yim give these Junior Policemen pointers about traffic regulations. ,x J-f' 605 1 R Ho Edntor In Chief A Young R Tom Co Sport Editors To help recall nn all of our memories the pleasant hugh school days the me morable school dances banquets partues and the luke they the members of the Crusader Staff have labored tnrelessly Thelr weekends and after school hours were not thenrs to be spent ln laughter and play but were spent exhaustuvely at the ardous task of deslgnlng a yearbook P. Chong lAsst.l J. Young Senior Editor Sports Staff sitting left to right: J. Apo W. Russell' standing: S. Ching S. Tonimura W. Mon J. Sato. A in worthy of the students honor and respect 76446676 W Chang Assocoate Edntor After many hours of toll and sweat they have reached their goal As the years go by and If you should forget the happy hugh school days lust open up thus volume of Our Memorable Treasure Chest g,-4 W Sulva W Goya Co Achvmes Edltors Q I Q1 QA f P Lee D Chu Faculty Edltor S Achong Achvmes Staff slfhng left f nght G Shuroma A Pasnon A Young E Hee standing C Lum A Fupnaka B Furumoto R Seu F Pang 41 key 71 we Me 304.6 Zan ii N X In nts constant search to Improve the annual the Crusader nnaugurated a number of Import ant changes The fnnancnal arrangement was completely overhauled The hltherto patron system and the separate busnness department were abol 'shed In nts place each hugh school student was required to purchase a copy of the book New heavy wenght paper replaced the former than sheets The sensors had the added benefat of padded covers and their name stamped nn gold on the front cover 1 Working hard? C Lmdsey B Demam Art Editor R Sumn Literary Edutor an Photography Editor R Tsushlma Business Manager Photography Staff left to right C Sonoda S Kau P Arakl R Tagawa 4-f A Friday afternoon concert for the regiment Flashy khaki? White beltsl Black tiesl Marching side by side in their snappy uniforms with fellow cadets of the Corp, the S. L. C. Band participated in every activity the R. O. T. C. sponsored. With the addition of Mr. Anselmo Fontillas to the band staff, the maestros held practice sessions everyday, carrying out the slogan, Practice Makes Perfect. Leaving parades, concerts, and practices behind, the seniors were given a fond aloha at the annual Band Banquet in May, With their departure came the slogan, Carry On, Underclassmen. The maestros giving the as 1'- in .X YQ x ,..,. L 1 N ,AWKM ' P 9 .X ' x M Ja 1 X x x 5 ,N Y L + Q Q, KL 'lk 'Qi- x 1' Ch Q 1 XXX X W v Q gf' X N bf' USGA '- Y' .ff o Je Wong fl, ADM1N1s gg. Ti , ' Q- Imaam: . , ...A N 14. 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A I R Gohefon Professor Ench Kohl Conductor :add 0 To the people of Philadelphia music means the S m h O y p ony rchestra under Eugene Or mandy Bostonuans proudly point to their world famed Phulharmonlc Orchestra with Charles Munch conducting and here In thus nnstltutlon of learning music and Professor Eruch Kahl s Orchestra are synonymous Moreover to men tnon Professor Kahl IS to mention the Orches tra to pralse the Orchestra us to praise the Professor Luke the parts of a tune puano they are :nseparable Professor Kahl as a graduate of State Teach ere College Relchenberg Sulesla and the State Cons ervatory Wuerzburg ln l922 he was promoted to Studlenrat Fuer Muslk lPro fessor of Musuc for Hugh Schools and Colle e J g s by the Bavarian State Government Munich Germany The Sensor Sf 9 Qu ugh ortette len to ll ,LD H H Rosario Gnd A HO E o t P Dolan I I - I I . I ' I - I ' I I I , . I I , Q! , , . ,, I Q ll 1- ' Q , - . M : , gi? 1- ,. X vt Q K , I . , I W WWW 'f Fifteen years ago he took command of the Orchestra and, in this decade and a half of unstinting service, he has continually produced top-notch musical organizations. This year, he was handicapped by a late start. Nevertheless, after arduous practice under his expert direction, the Orchestra is once again a superb, smoothly operating unit. The '5l edition of the musical maestros is composed principally of musically talented students, Several Brothers and alumni members have also been incorporated, presenting a well-rounded orchestra. These musicians sacrificed a large portion of their time and expended a considerable amount of energy in an effort to uphold the honors that were bestowed on them. In the tradition of former brilliant ensembles, they rendered a number of scintillating gems of classical selections, such as the March of the War Priest, Minuet in G, and Largo. A special performance was held at the annual award assembly in June. Finally, at the conclusion of the school year, the group honored the graduates of 'Sl by performing at their commencement exercise. gf ffS7,-.K,C'fV M fi DANCE 7-Cl 11 M Odd YJ I 4 ME - C, E -'RN-x Q0 1 Qi , N Q' Q 7 1. f' P K ,f f x r w 1 I if X X ccentccteoaflde Biochephy, an unusual name, contains the first three letters of each field of science involvedz Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Since its inception three years ago, the club has helped acae demic students better acquaint themselves with the different fields of science. The club conducted an ambi- tious program of movies, demon- strations, lectures, field trips and experiments during the course of the year. This program was made possible under the capable lead- ership of Brother Bernard Rose and the officers of the club: Robert Tsushima, Roy Seu, Richard Tagawa, Richard Okita, William Russel and Charles Sonoda. eehng What's so interesting? M------.,,,. ,git Working towards accuracy slull and efhclency Me The steody clotter of typewrlters ond the cluck of the Burroughs oddung mochunes shotter the stullness of the huge Offuce Machines room Very seldom ore you oble to heor the boys tolkmg omong themselves The students ore olwoys ot thenr desk operotrng theur mochunes to ocqunre greoter skull These commerclolusts under the leodershup of President John Auwohu gathered monthly ot the oudutorlum to dlscuss post ond future octuvutues Wuth the help of their skillful odvlsor Brother Benedict Wengler they mode frequent vlsnts to mony modern ond progressuve farms In the Cnty to obtoln lnformotlon on the lotest type of busrness mochunes ond bookkeeping methods From the experience ond tronnnng gouned by these octnvutues the sensors wall emerge os future busmessmen ond leaders of our community A I-ypncal scene In the traunung of semor com Own eafelffwd ' wa Noon time is Chow time Preparation of the Noon Meal The quick tempo ot tootsteps, the gnowing poin in stomochs, ond the tomished looks toword the building, emitting sovory, tontolizing oromo, suggests noon, the most owoited hour ot the doy, ond food, the indispensoble substonce of St. Louis ' ' tin ond ossimiloting ot students. ' ' rely the chewnng, diges g, ' ' d her copoble stott, To most students, eoting us me h coteterio monoger-dietition, Mrs. Tyou on ' of the moin courses, solods, ond llent nutriments but to t e it meons hours of tedious plonnnq ond preporotion desserts. Eioculotions of contentment hove shown our oppreciotion tor the exce job done by Mrs, Tyou and her stott, Salad in the making Galen, watch your diet f ff fy ff SJW f Vw J 9 I 4 up M Sitting, left to right, seniors: D. Chu, E. Hoke, A, Ramos, T. Wong. Standing: N. Kinney, W. Bishop, S, Achcng, A. Barros, J. Doyle 756 Wm, 0 7fawcz6ci My dog has fleas' The tunung of nnstruments mtroduces the soft tropncal musnc of our Hawanan Serenaders to most school assemblves and functlons Thenr theme song Its Evenmg In The Islands enchants all of the students lsstenmg to them Under the able guidance and watchful supervnslon of Brother Olnver Alu the Serenaders are well known throughout the school Junuor Musuclcns The Hun ls On Sophomore Experts f, no 959 H lt' Dont move' Clnck click l'hese peculiar clncks of cameras and shout :ng of dlrectuons can be heard daaly as one passes the camera club room The boys are practicing to become future photographers The camera club under the careful and constant vlgllance of moderator Brother l-lam mond has blossomed unto one of the major clubs at St Louis even though lt was created only a few years ago The boys learn the art of developing enlargung prnntlng and Copy work as well as pncture taking technnques Several photocon tests were held durnng the year and a great future looms In the fueld of photography nn the comlng years Looking on left to nght Lawrence Tseu Peter Chong lprexyv Wallace Soong Rnchard Oka moto The Club Members At Work? Members Crlhcnzlng The Wmnmg Pictures Of A Notion Wude Conte Wanna Be Future Photogrophers7 Vi 6, N SLC s golly cheerleaders Left to ngh M Perry J Mochodo un eheton J Tseu Sowe Juni or memb Lewus A G CIS , Cyub Pep club on on informal moment. St Louis spirit-fthe spirit which G the Senio The efficiency o Booster Ctub members. is Booste EA TEAMU Yes, this is the good oie . tions stic toyoity rests upon the shoutders ot cheerteoders ond the ooters 'VE-A-M, Y . thietic tunc . ' ' ' his enthusio ongieoders, ide ordent r demonstroted ot oii o The responsibiiity ot mointoining t ' orgonizotion is comprised of the s the cheerieoders ond songieoders gu ' booster dub comes into the iimehght. A he close, hormonious thus- the pep dub. This b. At the tootboii gomes 'i ot our pep roiiies the Sondmon ond with t ' r rotties ond o more en booster du d tunes, whi e her Lowrence eceived bette hrose in the yeiis on Under the odvisership ot Brot cooperotion ot these groups, the students hove r ' tic cheering section, nergy devoted to their work mokes them ever worthy ot the p ios The time ond e I .l:. nom'-'tv R. Aiorneido. 4..- A 9 VO C 4-wif 93 LNCS, L Wd ihriwops, cxmgmg the more spcriximg truss whack! YCL1 have xmrwwutivd um To Qfwfcnwf ow Nw I .4 ICJ? T01 uf mwmory, aw our picorscfwr :'ccQl!L:c1iom pf rm: QCINCAN Und :porn we lwovc p0r'r1Cig:u1m,1 :fm 1hwuQl'muf UH Slffiifc ,HC HQ-.-.1 grateful we mo, O Lorui, fur tm- mum viciwf wi- inn-fe Mud fum HM: fugiwtmg MH tux, ww im xur ll4LffYlYYLff3C1Ql --.. Utjlllfky when Wu c1i'xign5 x-.cfs MM UNK! fi,-f WUI' Cm1c'Fm4 udvzecure ,emi cimffmrs 4VjOHfIlWLIn,'ff?CUifii5'1 my EM,s'r1g11 ,Mcizs1cr'! 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CLASS OF '5l . i WP , 'rfb' eg KW Although the honor and glory of a championship was denied them, the '50 Crusaders displayed a never-say-die spirit. Highly overrated to repeat the performance of their undefeated champion predecessors, the Gallant Knights from Kalaepohaku failed in this respect, but their display of undy- ing courage captured the admiration of all. The team was constantly hampered by injuries, and the coaching staff was faced with seemingly unending problems. Led by head coach Allan Nagata, and his two capable as- sistants, Leon Sterling and Jyun Hirota, the team overcame these obstacles to further add to the laurels of St. Louis. Head Coach Allan Nagata .i'.:,'x-v 1 A' ' A.. .. e N W' RWM? .,,. Top Raw, I to r: F. Pacarro lZ6l, H. Okamura 4255, F. Brown l35l, D. Richards l5Il, F. Hira- yama lS2l. Middle Row, I to r: J. Catala l29l, P. Silva lI4l, S. Fonseca l20l, D. Ima- mato t30l, A. Forsythe llll, R. Cadinha lI5l . Bottom Row, I to r: W. Cabral l39l, R. Coelho 4243, F. Camaro l3Zl, R. Naylon l27l, H. Freitas l40l. Rl!-pf.-44.4 M. , , ,. ' dngmfflie Sportsmanship was thoroughly stressed by the coaches in all matters whatsoever, and never can it be said that this vital virtue was overlooked for some less important detail. Sparked by the vicious line thrusts of Val Freitas, and the spectacular off-tackle plays of diminutive Albert Forsythe, coupled together with the feared pass combination of Herbert Okamura to Walter Cabral, the Crusaders landed near the top of the heap, being second best only to a great lolani team. These Gallant Knights did not add another championship to the glory of St. Louis, but they did stand out because of their outstanding feats of sportsmanship and courage, A..-kk. , , 8, , n., - 1 fs. Q - ' ,Q-53, ..4as1,4,n, ' Bockfield Coach Jyun Hiroto Line Coach Leon Sterling, Jr. 4 5: gk Mp , kd ,. I. 1 , Sink Q .N-I fa, I 14 . aj. J ey .L V? . . Q, . . K , . . .,r,. .. -V' ,.. .Q N , . . T- 1- 4 f'- r' , 1 3 4+ e ,. . .. . t pf 4 :if r9ff'r 'f 'bf L 1 fc f ty? t 4kw:.',M,l itKf fr' M - .-. A -8, -A -' ' .. F skaygmx. ,. s1.ff'J4,-, . -4 .. q .f Top Row, I to H .,.'e-21.1 i ' I :Q A Q.,,'f -.2191 T iff' H. Rosario l31l, R. ' -SW -gf sing i34i, R. Schulte QV xi, ...- 'R l28l, A. De Rego 4373, W R. Auwoe mam. Middle Row, i to r: S. Low l45l, W. Cody l33l, R. Okito l54l, J. Nakomo ll0l, W. Yano i13l. Bottom Row, I to r: R. Arioli l50l, K. Sereno 4167, J. Nokoo l23l, R. Miyato l42l, V. Freitos l53l. 65 LEAGUE STANDINGS W Iolani Farrington . .. Saint Louis ,,,, . Kamehameha . Roosevelt . . .. Koimuki . Punahou ,,,,,,, McKinley ..,..,.... S. 012 9 9 7 6 4 4 l T-'22 .,.,, I a W + lzilglf SLC-PUNAHOU Captains ready , . . whistle blows . . . the l95O season be- gins . . . Crusaders are overwhelm- ing favorites in their first defense of their football crown . . . Saints and Puns display strong defensive stands . . . Pohakuans dent Pun's defense late in the second period . . . Al Forsythe intercepts West- fall's pass and returns it to the Buff's 44 yard line. Devastating line bucks by Val Freitas, Al De Rego and Forsythe put the ball on the 3O yard line . . , Crusaders delayed by a penalty, but Herb Okamura hit Bcb chulte for 8 yards. Oka ra in connects with Cabral rnl ards and a first down the 9. Okamura mixing his plays well, sends Val Freitos and Al De Rego into the middle of the line for another first down on the 8 yard line. For- sythe, then takes a beautifully executed pitchout from Okamura and goes around left end for the touchdown . , . Puns threaten as Freitas fumbles on our 7 yard line . . . Saints prove themselves champions by forcing the Oahuans to lose the ball on downs . . . Freitos and Forsythe outstanding, as were the Okamura to Cabral combination. SLC-FARRINGTON Crusaders start like champs . . . Miyata recovers fumble on the 49 yard line . . . Diminutive Al For- sythe slithers through right guard, eludes the secondary and scores unmolested . . . Politicians strike back . , . Dick Mendez passes to twin brother Dave, who in turn laterals to Mau for the T.D .... Saints retaliate in the second per- iod . . . Herb Okamura passes to Walt Cab I r 39 ar and the score , . . ill o oots his second c v ici e Saints forge ahed -7... angl... The disastrous second half begins . . . Saints are held to 3 yards gained from scrimmage . . . Govs take advantage of this and play ring-arcund-the-rosie with the Crusaders . . . The inevitable hap- pens as Dick Mendez scoots around right end to score . . . Feary kicks the all important point to tie up the game. SLC-IOLANI Due to injuries to key players on the SLC's starting lineup, Iolani is rated an even choice against the mighty Crusaders . . . Raiders running attack terrific as they forge ahead 7-O , , . Father Bray's boys score again as the Saints go on a fumbling spree . . . Crusaders come to life in the third period . . . Drive to e R 'der's l-4, where Ok rgt ral combi- nation cli for int's initial score . . . Crusaders contract the disease of fumbI-itis as they fumble twice . . . Proves costly as Raiders turn them into TD's . . . Final score read Iolani 25, Saints 6 . . . Crusaders disappointing as they go down to defeat, after 25 CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES, 'Firm ug Y Soixlu. ' s ,'4 hf'L-vi7..1 sg , -A -4- . .,: 4,-., SLC-ROOSEVELT Lute iii the first quarter Oku- mura recoyers a bad pass from cen- ter for a safety Riders lead 2-O .Stinger lim xes a 54 yard ad- vance by s ti ar right end for a TD ag iders forge ahead 9-O Na on recovers Stinger's fumble on Rooseyelt's lE5 yard line . . Five plays later Oka- mura bulls his way through right guard for the score . . Forsythe dashes for 27 yards and the final TD SLC-KAIMUKI Crusaders start scoring by march- ing the opening kickoff 66 yards . . . Forsythe going over for the TD . . . Marches 36 yards to paydirt . . , Thir u rter . koa fum- bles on t ints l . . Kaimuki scores in o Iqs . reitas re- turns th i -aff t 34 . . Okamura then fakes beautifully, passes to Nalaoa, who scores stand' ing up.. . Game tied . , . ln the final quarter, Eldefanso fumbles on the Kaimuki l6 . . . Forsythe scores in 2 plays . . Yana boots goal SLC-IOLANI Saints seek revenge for an earlier defeat . . Raiders score on a pass frarn Yonamine to Yamashiro , Pahakuans drive time and tnme again but lacks the scoring punch ...Thir ter. , amine hits paydirt i :Z-NW ah I3 yard run , , . a ine to Lopes for another score , . , Crusaders Click . . . Okamura passing to Ca- bral for 29 yards and the TD . . . Saints score again . . This time Freitas smashes over from the one yard line . . Yamashiro then scoots 78 yards to paydirt to break Saints' rally. I4-0 Halfbock Albert Forsythe Quarrerback Herberf Okamuro x .- Guard Franklin gal w-nga A 1 mwsn,-,r - Fvuifwm End Robert Gllilfd HSMY Rosaruo 'NG0ard Richard Miyako X .v- Halfback William Yana Center Albert De Rego Halfback Valentine Frentas End Robert Sing xy 'K if., wivs' Guard James Nakama .' 'g-J , i . 55,17 +. Q Q .4 F Q ,Al I 7950 I -P Y xv! S s xl- ' x tw -'- 31. 'L I s QA. 1. ,. ., r : . -f ids' .-5 1-, 1. I' w f, N I 'I . .. ,,, if. D J 5 411' A 131, 'l ' - .3111 - ..':R' 5.444 5, is -.. 4qJ.fg,'5 F . -.fire :if I End Walter Cabral Coach Walter Wong ROSTER Nome Franklin Pang Franklin Pacarro Thaddeus Song Vlncente Fragaao James Asato Rupert Chun Ralph Vucens Raymond Naylon Lucnus Jenkuns Joseph Nakoa Valentme Freltas Walter Cabral Raymond Auwae Robert Cadunha A great team IS a team that can come back when the chups are down The Sl Crusaders Cagers were that type of a team They fought thenr hearts out an every game and won the respect of theur opponents Theur characterastnc fast breaks and accurate set shots held the fancy of the spectators everywhere The men Of Coach Walter Wong started off their season wnth a bang making a cleansweep of the CYO Walmea Invutatlonal and McKunIey lnvutatuonal Tournaments Everythmg went smoothly through the regular season as they notched 8 stralght wms and added 2 more nn the annual Round Robun Senes Theur Managers Mlke Chun and Tom Look 5:46515 winning ways were brought to a halt however as the smooth working lolani Red Raiders defeated the Crusaders in the play- off to cop the crown. Losing the title after two years was a blow but what the boys learned in sportsmanship, teamwork, and confidence more than compensated their lost laurels, Consolation can be found in victories over lolani, the league champions and Baldwin, the Terntodal Hthst However, members of next year's squad predict the crown will once again return to the Marianist Institution. SCHEDULE INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE Farrington ...... Punah-u ...... Kamehameha ..... Kaimuki ...... Mid-Pacific ..... McKinley ...... lolani ....... Roosevelt ...... ROUND ROBIN Farrington ...... McKinley ...... lolani ....... CHAMPIONSHIP GAME lolani ....... RURAL SERIES Castle High ...... Castle High ...... TOURNAMENT St. Joseph , . . . . St. Anthony ..... Kapaa High , . . . Kauai High ..... Waimea High ..... Hilo High ...... Baldwin High ...,, if 42, 53 Q-42 SLC-FARRINGTON Curtain rises on 'Sl season . . . Saints defending champs , . . opponent: Farrington, strong contender for crown . . . Govs establish l0-9 first quarter lead . . . Saints unable to get started . . . Farringt n led b orales, Mat- thews and Ti , in es lead, 2l - l6 at half 'ds ,rally in third period . , . outscore Govs I8-9 for 34- 30 lead . . , Farrington makes great bid . . . roar into the lead with five minutes remaining . , Spectacular scoring spree by regulars enables Saints to win going away. , . Crusaders claim first tilt . . . Cabral high with l4 points, followed by Chun l3, Cadinha ll . . . first obstacle hurdled. SLC-PUNAHOU Crusaders up against a determined Punahou five . , . Buffs hold their own for first two periods , . . Saints rest with 22-l5 lead . . Regulars set sizzling pa ES' sec l ,, half begins . . . Outscgfwsfyg for 43-20 lead . , . Fourt quarter, Buffs unable to score . , , Subs rack up 20 points before being halted by final whistle . . . final score 63-20 for second win . . . Cabral registers l5 points, Pacarro l0. SLC-KAMEHAMEHA Saints battle ever-powerful Warriors . , . Kam puts up a bitter struggle but trails 28-24 at the half . . . Crusaders turn on theyre? . .wg dinha stages one man shtayvfi sipklifi 'L+ askets from all angles .-'fe'.flfDutsc6r l am I4-7 in third period and again l5-7 in the fourth . , . Subs finish scoring . A . third victory . . . Cadinha leads decisive triumph with 2l points, Naylon and Chun 9, Cabral 6, 7a 14056001 SLC-KAIMUKI Saints gunning for 4th straight . . . Bulldogs make a game of it for 8 minutes, holding Crusaders to ll-ll deadlock . , . Cabral s arks Saints to 29-I7 lead t e in ission scoring 7 points . . ldsgs er threatened thereafter a subs a regulars dom- inate play , . . Saints increase margin to 43-24 in the third quarter . . . 67- 32 in the last period . , . Cabral sinks ll digits, Pang and Chun 9, Cadinho 8. SLC-MID-PACIFIC Saints start slow . . . playing delib- erately . , . Chun plays tight defensive game . . . little trouble in first quarter, lead i2-5 , Ow ' ht back . . . Still unable ake lead as Cru- saders incre ea 5 . , . Saints outclass Mid-Pacific in second half to turn nervous game into a rout . . . Sophomore Lucius Jenkins scores 7 points, Cabral lO. SLC-McKINLEY Soaring off at a furious pace, the Saints, led by the driving lay ups of Cadinha an the lon set shots of Chun, take - first u rter lead . . . Cabral hot rd!a increase lead 22-l4 at haf . , . sing subs freely, Coach Wong gives regulars rest , . . Final score Sl-32 . . . Codinha scores ll points, Cabral 9, Chun 8, Asato 7. SLC-IOLANI Both teams unbeaten in 7 straight games . , . Saints determined to win and remain unbeaten . . , First quarter finds Pohakuans ahead ll-6, after a nip and tuck affair. . . Held to stale- mate in scoring by Raiders in second quarter, Saint I d l at half . . . Third periodirglage I re with ease as Codinha Pa in on scoring spree . , . Rack up ll points while holding lolani to 2 points by Almadova , . . Subs used in the fourth quarter are outscored by the mighty Nuuanu- ans, Z3-lS . . . Final score read 45-39 . . , Cadinha again led scorers with lO points, Pang and Cabral registered 6 apiece, SLC-ROOSEVELT The final game of the regular sea- son . . . Saints overwhelming favorites to retain undefeated slate, take l3-lO lead as Cadi nd n find range . , . Roosiegklggxstaliate . . . Saints lead w , tscoring the Riders in every Canto . . . Cadinha and Naylon carry the load, hitting the net for l3 and lO markers respectively. Naylon drives in for o lay-up against Roosevelt. SLC-FARRINGTON Farrington, after defeating Roosevelt and Kaimuki in the playoff for the last berth in the round robin, are determined to come out on top . , . Led by Morales and Young, Govs take an early l8-l2 lead and incr d it to 24-l6 as the half nears , . . Saints come E34 un and Pang even score going into the rest perio i . . Th uarter, Saints outscore a weary, but determined five l7e8, leaving no doubt in anyone's mind as to the outcome . . . Chun and Pang score 9 points, Cabral and Naylon 8 . . . Final score S2-40. Sr Gu F k Pang 'ksw md RUPe Chun Sr. Forward NV' ,xy ogre, R, ,,,wN .., Jenkins leaps high for the rebound. 76 'R xx '50 RESULTS Mid-Pacific . . Kamehameha . McKinley . Kaimuki . , lolani , . Farrington . Roosevelt . Punahou . Coach Francis Funai Assistant Richard Kashiwaeda 'Da The baseball championshipln, that's the motto of this year's hard hitting Crusaders baseball team . Coached by the able Francis Funai and assisted by Richard Kashiwaeda, this year's squad could well turn the trick. Vet- erans like Bob Tsushima, Herb Okamura and Ray Tam supported by a fine crop of under- classmen talents will make it tough tor the other teams. The big obstacles appear to be the Red Raiders ot lolani with a veteran team and the Governors ot Farrington, studded with mem- bers ot last year's champion American Legion squad. Nevertheless, the Crusaders should be well among the leaders at the end ot the season. '51 axis 3x26 4X4 4,'ll 4x18 SCHEDULE -Kamehameha -McKinley -Kaimuki -lolani --Farrington 4!25--Roosevelt 5X2 -Punahou 5X7 -Mid-Pacific ROUND ROBIN May 9, io, iz, 14. RURAL SERIES May l9, Zl, 26. aalaif' The junvor football squad under the cuadance of their coach Arthur Mocha do and hrs two asslstants George Green and Dr Johnson Lau worked dllllgently durlng the football season Through thus means they gained the necessary experlence and skull whlch wull enable them to full the posntlons on the varsity left by the departnng sensors After droppung the openung game to the champlonshnp bound squad from Kam by a close 6 O margun the Crusaders proceeded to polnsh off their opponents In bnlllant fashion only to end the season by loslng to Punahou l3 6 The Crusaders ended the season an third place wrth a good record of fuve vuctorles and two defeats LC Opponents Kamehameha Roosevelt Kalmukn lolanl Farrnngton Maryknoll Punahou McKlnl V x Ralned Out C' ? 4 'g,. T' 'ME- tim.. 2 ll Coaches A Machado G Green and Dr J Lau 23 Bevans on the loose wrth Makalena as Interference 33 Aarona skrrts Maryknoll s end wlth Pacheco an 'ld xv-546' 'aim Ad Top row left to right: P. Foster L. Hanohano W. Aiwohi M. Hardy D. Watson T. Makalena N. Boyle A. Asada J. Aarona E. Rogers. Second row: S. Souza R. Dumapay R. Suzuki D. Kurata R. Shiroma K. Abe M. Chock N. Carnara W. Kop. Bottom row: R. Tuttle J. Caballero M. Vicens C. Spencer V. Broad B. Yoro T. Bevans P. 3Q Pacheco E. Adlawan B. Mesick L. DeFreitas. ,DK F Top row left to right F Santos L Hanohano D Watson M Vicens L Camaro J Aarona C Letreta L Pang irnanagerl Bottom row left to right D Yaro P Cortez D Serra H Fujinaka W Tabor B Daoang lMissing Manager H Freitasl mane gackefgalf With all of last year s championship team members graduating to the var sity Coach Ray Wong started at the bottom building up a hard playing and thoroughly drilled team Although not quite up to par with their predecessors the team piled up a fine record of 6 wins and 4 defeats finishing in the sixth spot. With a little more luck they could easily have been in the first division. What these boys have learn- ed in spirit ability and teamwork will definitely help them next year in their bids for positions on the senior varsity. LC Opponents . . lolani ,... . . . Punahou . . . . . . Kaimuki . . . . . . Roosevelt . . , . . . Mid-Pacific . . . . . U, H. High . , . . , . Farrington , . . . . 4 Kamehameha , , . . . Maryknoll . . . . . . McKinley , . . , Coach Wong with the boys. Santos driving in for two points. S'-t gale o I, ulul'-Ou' :CK goto. nermen' K Q Rellfe' Hee' nc. 'husk' KoP' Coach Akira Takahoma 5' if l wld QQ Back Row, I to r: Roy Inouye, James Trask, Theodore Mokolena, James Sato, Henry Rente, Richard Ulukou Edward Gomes. Bottom Row, I to r: Herbert Campos Lawrence Beckley, Robert Oyama, Vernon Hee, Wendell Kop. The Crusader divot diggers, more commonly called the golf team, are confident of a good showing in the approaching matches. Under their new coach, Mr. Akira Takahama, the team has improved steadily and are looking forward to the golf crown, Among the returning lettermen who will be the sparkplugs of the team are, Ted Makelena, Dick Ulukou, Wendy Kop, Herb Campos, Hank Rente, Walt Gasper, Jim Trask, Jim Sato, and Ver- non Hee. Bob Oyama, Larry Beckley and Eddie Gomes complete the squad. ii., '51 SCHEDULE St. Louis Kaimuki St. Louis Roosevelt St. Louis Farrington St. Louis lolani St. Louis McKinley St. Louis Punahou L.Ul LOU U V1 'H' ilfbf ig, r 34, 4 9' qv- N n ' LOQJ you A as 'E EI ,LUU1 ' nf- - . , W. 1, -,-. ,-as , ,. -,-, ,-- . , 'M im , .,. , ..s, ,,,, ' H. if ., -1.-f-..'-,e ' --f .1 11-vw ...vt-1. 4 H 2- K. ' A M T A F4 5 .mffxx ,gl , Atl... 4 pijtm. u, ,,Mgd',x.,.f,v ,,,',4 . . . . , Top, left to right: A. Watanuki, E. Rogers, T. Searle, H. Bajadali, L. Miranda, P. Hiu, P. Minicola, N. Ishikawa, H. Takahashi, R. Takamine. Middle: E. Chang, A. Andrade, L. Yamada, C. Wiechert, J, Asato, R. Shiroma, W. Perry, A. Mina. Front: R. Pacheco, W. Hayashi, H. Hasegawa, H. Takenaka, R. Nunokawa, L. Naito. ' Zcweday Get that baIl someone yelled, as we neared the SLC Field. lnstinctively, we realized that we were invading the training grounds of our Junior Baseball Team. After practicing diligently for about a month they are ready for their first game. Coach Harry Kitamura with Brother Dotzler as his able assistant, deserve a hand for the good job they have done in the formation of the team. The enthusiasm and spirit of the team ride high in the hope of gaining the crown. Such names as T. Searle, H. Takenaka, and P. Minicola are des- tined to sparkle in the reserve baseball limelight and are sure to be varsity material next year. '51 SCHEDULE April 3 ....... Maryknoll April 7 . . Kamehameha April lO . . . . Kaimuki April I4 . . . U. of H, High April I7 . .... lolani April Zi , . , Farrington April 24 . . McKinley April 28 . . , Punahou May l . . . Mid-Pacific 'N oi f .fm , .X .- H LH. 47' H -'fice I-' 'nukes P effecr Coach Harry Kitamura 0 .. Front row left to right J Ah New C Sutherland P. Dolan, E. Hee, W. Yano R Ichumura L Lee Second row A Lee D Hedlund K Mnnaro A Young A Jan L Wong L Ontau. Third row: R. Texelra Z Garnon A Yasuu A Costa C Kam R Yasul S Tammura Mgr Last row A Chun Mgr, A. Awo, E. Yen, R Huramofo A Sem C Kobashuqawa R Uhasa Mgr li Our novice l50 medley relay team. 23 Swimmers, take your marksl 31 200 yds. Freestyle Relay Team. Front row, left to right: P. Dolan, L. Lee. Back row: C. Kam, E. Hee. 41 ISO yds. Medley Relay Team. Left to right: P. Dolan, W. Yano, L. Wong. L Lee 1 Ci Conch Yoshlto Sagowa P Dolan -me 0690 C Sutherland R lclnmura S forumuro ...HQ Lackung any one outstandmg swnmmer the Salnt Louis College swrmmlng team went through a fair season under the tutelage of Coach Yoshnto Sagawa The mermen placed thurd In both th M I T Relays and the Inter scholastic Yale Meet The future of the swnmmmg team looks brught wlth many enthusnastlc underclassmen eturnang to form the nucleus of the team an 52 They wnll be under the careful guidance of our hard worklng advisors Brothers John McEnhlII and Bernard Rose The team wlll be without the servnces of the deportmg sensors Nevertheless If the team spnrut IS the some as thas years they wail nn the future be com parable to any team In the league W Yuno E Hee R Ubcsa Wffgf A g ' ll Vnvmmwmfa ,f .1 4 --F' It J Q, XM! f 'I - 1 5 E' 53 s, yivvnx 1 .gf l 7 ,fi . xl X 2 'l V l l ll Ax 'J M lf' Q Q-Y ' i There's o big guy in , ' I ' 3 , 'Q' J' 'L ' front of you, Willy I ' N ' . ilu p - 4 X A - L J N' ' VI ,.,..-g-nnlv'l ' v l Sophomore B Front row left ti right R Ching W Nakakura V Oshirna P Minicola D Cor pus Top row K Wong L Jen kins B Ito P Cortez J Muraki Jumor A Front row left t rig t H Lum J Kam B Le ong J Ching J Valencio Wikoli Top row T Ragsac Murata P Takara D Dung Chan B. Yoro R. Varde Shiraki. The rock-em, sock-em type of football displayed by our varsity players was duplicated even more so by our own intramural football players. Ferocious blocking, vicious running, booming kicks and pin- point passing characterized another successful season. When the gun sounded that ended the season and the smoke had cleared away, Senior ! 7aal5aZZ C, Junior A, Sophomore B and Freshmen B were the victors in their respective divisions. The senior league trophy proved to be the most coveted, as the regular season ended in a tie. ln the playoff game which required another extra half, Senior C finally edged Senior E l2-6, to win sole possession of the championship. Let's go Quon, more speed. Senior C: Front row, left to right: C. Lum, L. Yuen, J. Ah New, H. Leong, Q. H. Chong. Second row: R. Ho, R. Tam, J. Young, W. Chang, S. Ching. Top row: A. Young, R. Martin, S. Tanimura, W. Silva, W. Man, P. Araki. Freshmen B: Front row, left to right: J. Gonzales, R. Nunokawa, A. Wong, V. Tom, C. Kaimikawa, T. Mauliola, W. Perry. Second row: J. Tseu, J. lnotsuka, R. Cardoza, L, Miiralcnmi. fx K'f '-'FB Ya-'kwczrf fir i'ii -S -- -. ffwzi '- r '-X f A Jvii, i 5 ff lst raw left to rlght R K bm: 'wk umslu A Lum J Salva B Yana lst row left I' hy M M goiraplyltlcrird row R Chan W Castro J Catala L gahooner E Cllueeg 2nd rowulll T Alok. S Monhews J K k ardoza W Alwolu M Hardy mmm G E Medelms G Eaaeeticzff thenr res ectlve dnvusaons OS of IJSKSJCIQEQI4 ore genuor E posting C1 6 I record Junuor F wnth o 5 O Sl0fed SODhornore F rGQ'5le'm9 4 Wms on one loss ond Freshmen F wnth o com rl- Y lst row left to right W Blgh K d F P M Wlute C Mah A Farsytllln row atom, 6 R Oyama B Y 88 The Ondmg 5 O performonce m Credit must be given to these Present Ieoders The nnsplrotnonol plOy C0m bmed Wlfh perfecf +eQm work whICh they hove so nobly exhubsted thus for hos lustly mented for them the tufle of chompIOf1S beglnnlng of a swell game of basketball am c Gardner T Look 2 op A Roms W wollkl mm' lelHo 9h' R Gym D a Lee R Leon Oman L Spmola 2 draw R Coelho P Eeno Kea F Haslutate W Martm F Jarrett amara H Freltas 1? Z QS.,- R I 37 Zcozholgtzrrdfnglsgkglvariml iOnBaker J Snrneona E Ching on and R Deponfe A Sem 7fa66eq5a!'5 Fast pressnng games typncal to that brand of ball played only at SLC were wutnessed throughout the season All four dnvnsuons dnsplayed keen rn terest eager antnclpatnon and hard clean play After strong competmon the mnghty Sensors of IZA and the suffering Sophs of IOE cruised home wuth Identical l l l records to capture their dnvlsuonal crowns Lnkewnse the eager Freshmen E andthe yollyJun1or B netters slammed thelr way to the championship only after hard fought struggles They posted l4 4 and lO 5 records respec tuvely R Sf kow and R w W Perrenra A Akau asz Kmehuo 5, E Isf 0 b an J C Spencer G DGMOHO and d Freaondxgna Standmg N Comom W Comp e E Machado Rught Suffering Sophs engaged In a hgh! game of volleyball G Dios A Qosm k s use new L ROPOZO R cm. G Wong R N0 0 Junnor dm k H Nomuffl R Y 9 Sian 9 Ch Sensor A ls! 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I 1195.231 EJ? ,W U I5 152' E 53, E 0 2225? uililw , , A .91 4 W its-u'Q --.K 5 rg ,,:1' Q' ,ll-elim K g A .- 5' ,J I Q la N533 ' V ,- fir w 5:9 f J, . Ugg, :fin ,V r,, T..A l gi 1,1329 'ri L, l :li My Y. Q, vi- lad-f if Tyra IS 31.-7 . 'TW . ,. . ..,,.AW,,,,,,, A Wah, y, 1 .- X I v X , 5 fcoahi ,4 66444 offtlfld President Robert Cadinha Vice-President Donald Morgado Secretary Bernard Wong Treasurer Arthur Yamamoto y'Qs. lg .W I . wi xi an X X' . ., ll I ,,,- 3' l 5, X, x l 'XI 'fs frank:-1 3' M444 Offcce President George Wong Vice-President Melville Vida Secretary Joseph Estores Treasurer Patrick Silva 6, i iff . , 1 lg 4 4. J 3,!ef1w:fg:ew 6' IP What's the ioke, huh? 2' My, aren't they eager 4I 31 Future S.L.C. heroes in the making. Interested map readers w. . ri Q ,, it , -will fauna 6 Top row, left to right: G, Kam, E. Young, C. Au, D. Richards, F. Hirayomo, T. Bevons, H. Chock, G. Chong, R. Chong, G. Chang. Third row: H. Wong, R. Au, G. Chew, F. Shigefo, A. Fuji- noka, D. Fu, K. Coires, J. Ching, T. Lum, S. Low, R. Look. Second row: P. Ramos, P. Lee, G. Ontai, G. Lee, A. Wong, W. Holstein, C. Chun, A. Chun, C. Sonodo, C. Wee, A. Shinkowo. Front row: C. Au, V. Ching, R. Shimubu- kuro, L. Pong, V. Furumoto, A. Murooko, E. Hironczko, J. Tom, C. Ching, W. Russell, R. Texieiro. .Q . 47? f.. - - ' A .1 .. ' . V' - 1 . 4 - .., ' ' ' 4. .h ' 'J 'nf . A MH- gf 4 ':V M i in V -1, fx .Mp C, M-.K N S. N - . . . I be , . Q ,I 4 ,Mx -ld .,,?l qu, snag, 1 ., l .. - . ,nyft :sh .ff Q .. ' ' i ,. f ' 1 5' -1, vw NNN? .1 H ,Qc 'A i . - QW' -. S 4- fy' 1. ,,, - 4 . .Y .. 4 . I ,L . -. , iy- x. ' A -+ b , . V, I ' A ,...-we , 5 .N 5.34 E qs .,5.,,,'.4. -1 ' 'f ' . . L-'......-. 1: -1- , . hy -.. Q . '. ,., 'fix 4.-H ,filiw E..-231' vw ' . ' 'Q ' -J - 'vft . . '.x..:4-'P 1... ..,QL,Q if :ga-wif..- ., 1, . , . .. . . . . . .. . r , if ,'.i:1-i i2'f'i.'fQJ 1 3' i' ' ii ' i 7 53,9 i 0 K gr! 660660242 Chemical wizards at their best. Quit shoving, will ya! yum 6 65444 Oggzww President Theodore Lum Secretary Frederick Hirayama Treasurer Herman Wong 15.31 Qi: 3 nv 44 4 2 if? -a I, -GMX . A! sf. f faauloa D 65144 Offazew President Allan Naone Vice-President Kenneth Sereno Secretory Calvin Ebisuya Treasurer Hamilton Winston I. Eager eyes are wotchmg 2. Whot's doing rn Nebraska' Y. N5 fum D Top row, left to right: F Brown, H. Matsuo, R Sukva P. Torres, H. Wmsfon R. Yee, P. Kam, A. Naone M Shea. D. Clement. Third row: M Hadono, L. Marks, G, lndnc, P. Kaeo, A. Youna, K. Quan, F, Cabo, A. Fu, M Shea, A. Thomason Second row: H Tsuhako, R. Yokota E Goa. H. La Puerre E. Muynqn W. Hlroshlma, D Arvuda, J. Trask, R. Watanabe. E. Eb:- suya. Front row: S Asaio J. Chang, H. Ohfa, J. Katana. R Watanabe, A. Nakamaru, D. Takogamu, G. Nakamura, W. Yonoshuo, W. Oshlro. I- What attention! 2- AHYfl'ling interesting, ,.,., ,..-.- z as we-gf Like? 1 1' 4' sl 3 J .ra ' e' 1 a rw 1 4-g' A 4 T Q .. f ,fi Q f fmahz 7 65444 Offdceu President Roland Coelho Vire-President Vernon Broad Secretary Frank Santos Treasurer Ervin Subee yflftchz 7 TOP row jeff , Freifos ii S to flght: W. Martin V B Song, Orwfos, Third row: RA 'O ' fOod, H. Bolodoli, G, G ADO, D. LeClrre?tf,LeSZj:ong row: R. Lilith? Vxksgoodwin, J. De 6gLi?fFQ.LK2Z R, Ccelho, F. Camaro, H chodo, E, Subee T Jgfch- Spmofo, Front raw. Gmuro, H. Among, pn Elerlo Er1toS, L. Marks, V. Wu T' ' ' me .v ' ' ' Un, S. Omshi, Mgssig' -4549, Lou, W, Pofvo Kam' R' Hiroboyoshir D' Hu' 9' - Arwli. ' ' effldo, L. Ontoi, R. Mo-H 4 s 4 :gi nf, A eg, if V4 'Q 11' er ' Q? gm if? fplg-4 Q if V ITF 1. ,,.-n . 4- 1' Il A bird's-eye view of Brother. 21 Twenty pounds of dynamite! Supl 14 66444 Uffae President Kenneth Wong Vice-President Albert Lum Secretary Gordon Goeos Treasurer Stafford Chun '4' 4 Soplamoae 14 Top row, left to right: C Dods, A. Kong, G. Goeos, D Watson, R, Suzuki, D. Lau N. Ching, E. Souza, S. Wong M. Chock. Third row: S. Luke J. Bartels, H. Fuiinaka, R Miyao, R. Guylarte, K. Wong S. Chun, K. Minato, R. So- nada. Second row: A. Ragf sac, N. Suzuki, W. Kop, R Yama, M, Lau, E, Lee, F Lum, E. Paiva, N. Kane, H Silva. Front row: L, Matsu- moto, L. Downing, C. Masuo R. Takushi, R. Martin, R Hagihara, A. Lum, W. Chee R. Costa, A. Souza. 1 , -.5 -l - r rf. q ,yy-fi.. -314 ,J 4...-1' ' C' 'I ,4f!g5v+V 8 il' '- Q21 '- ' .. .rl - .5 5' N' X. ft. Sopfomou 6 Top row, left to right: H. Kam E. Souza, E. Bush, C- Mormo, L Murando, D. Serra, J. Au, A. Scott, R. Vncens, G. Perry, J. Supebedna. Third row: B. Doong, H. Chun, C. Kubol, L. Murakami, R. Schu- bert, R. Lewes, B. Chung, N. Chung, M, lseke, H. Codlnha, A. Perez. Second row: F. Ka- yabu, V. Elvema, R. YounQ, R. Baluno, D, Sllvo, H, Kam, F. Santos, F. Lnu, J. Cullen, C. Chang. Front row: J. Cen! telo, C. Koboshngawa, R, Al- cover, T. Yukutake, L. Del Rosoruo, C Muzuta, W. Siu' aku G. Chun, G Jarden A Amlrode' J. -M -:'i'.ml - -.0 vi 'uf 4 v' ft i,,p.,.,f' , A, .. 4' s -,cr el f-f ,. Y w .V ,. M' ' ' 71.5 '. . ,,v.v 'fun ea. ll' -an ' 5 4 ' Ld? -C' Vice-President SX Secretary 50,64 6 65444 offmfu President Vice President Sap! 3,0444 Offaeu President Pablo Cortez Edward Lou Vernon Oshima 2 ' Treosurer Carl Wiechert Albert Perez Herbert Kam Secretary Y . . . -.. ,, M, Louis Miranda I l Treasurer J Frederick Santos I -' QQQJJ X sdfidlndu 8 Top row, left to right: E. Mullen C. Wuechert, R, Ino- fuku, P. Mnnlcolo, B. Ito, L, Jenkins, P. Cortez, H. Oshiro, G Ho L Wong. Third row: V. Oshnma, D. Coindec, C, Chun C. Kam, R. Loo, K. Wong, G. Yap, G. Go, L. Chung, R. Chung. Second row: L. Ozakn, R. Cabrnnha, R. Andoya, D. Corpus, J. Mu- roki, E. Lou, T. Lou, M. World W. Nakamura. Front row: L. Yuen, B, Chun, T. Ka- wohlgashn, F, Okada, A. J0- cnnfh, L. Perry, H. Chang, J. Hoslwlno, J. Moruta, G Yoe shida. ICI ,gf .l , 1- ' 1 1, s , i x N x A. 99 N .vii 1 Q in if 'fx X 5'1- , ra 3. 50,54 D 86444 Ojvkbe-za President Melvin Seki Vice-President Joseph Dunn Secretary Francis Lee Treasurer Sanford Haseyama 50,44 E 66444 Office-w President Harold Takenaka Vice-President Stanley Kaleo Secretary Howard Wong Treasurer Frank Lewis i Saphmoze D Top row, left to right: K Hodges, L. Gomes, U. Moo kini, D. Veviros, M. Seki, K Abe, E. Gomes, T. Sfancil, R Jones, J. Pereira. Third row R. Yasui, J. Moloney, Y. Dai- koku, J. Hanakahi, F. Wong R, Takase K T au R. Va- , - Y . Iencia, D. Ching, J. DePontG E. Rogers. Second row: S Haseyoma, C. Lee, J. Dunn R. DePonte, K. Chun, C. Pi- res, H. Enos, V, Gabriel, D Chang, W. Vasconcellos, A Arakaki. Front row: C. Han- sen, M. Arakaki, M. Lau, R Santiago, C. Chang, J. Len- dio, A. Oshiro, A. Villoria, F Lee, Top row, left to right: J. Si- meona, E. Ching, C. Spencer, H. Mafsuura, R. Seward, A. Saito, R. Rodrigues, F. Baker, J, Moranha, A. Maria. Third row: R. Mendes, S. Yama- shita, H. Campos, H. Take- naka, T. Makalena, H. Shel- don, H. Renfe, A. Jan, R. Markham, G. Young, A. Seiji. Second row: J. Figueroa, R, Crawford, F. Lewis, W. Wong, S, Kaleo, G. Goo, R. Wong, G. De Motto, D. Agrellas, W. Wong, H. Wong. Front row: C. Mercado, J. Awana, E. Freitas, R. Siu, A. Ibarra, L. Vierra, E, Motoda, W. Rod- rigues, A. Ching, R. Soon. Soplcmou ? Top row, left to right: M Chai, P. Cullen, L. LeGros, R Kosaka, A. Foster, R. Choi, P. Pacheco, R. Miyabaro, L. Kam, D. Tom. Third row: J. Silva, J. Cafola, D. Imamota, M. Chun, R. Carr, O. Kekau- oho, R. Konishi, C. Matsu- soka, J. Asato, H. Hasegawa, H. Loo. Second row: A. Lum, R. Keanu, W. Castro, . Young, E. Lum, W. Hayashi K. Camara, B. Yano, W. Ka- wamura, S. Tano, B. Mamiya. Front row: J. Espina, H. Taki, R. Endow, S. Lee, A. Au, D. Young, D. Seto, W. Au, K. Sakamofo, H. Kano, P. Hiro- ncka. Sopdamnc Q Top row, left to right: P Foster, P. Griep, R. Carvoliho, J. Souza. R. Hiu, J. Aki, L Hanohano, J. Kim, L. Ca- brinha, J. Nokoa. Third row R. F rnandez S Drose G 9 J - J - Lau, S. Souza, I. Raphael, G. Tyau, H. Aiwohi, A. Lopez, N. lshikowa, W. Valenfe, W. Mattos. Second row: R. Pri- macio, G. Wong, H. Gibbs, J Wolder, R. Teixeira, J. Nuu anu, K. Nozaki, B. Sorfe, S. Mom, E. Mika. Front row: R. Fuiiware, R. Kawamofo, D. Callisfro, J. Homer, R. Hira moto, M. Chee, H. Akioka, T Higa, R. Onaka. Missing: T. Welker J Ortiz, W. Tabor. 1 INS' N vw 1 -1.3, 4 A -.s of f A i i J f J - - f J . R . ,W . 'A . - I 5 . h -fs- fef v. 'G-ii .. . x . u Us ! it . 4 . , 1 J i fi -. 4 1 - - J ' - f , 1 Q: . s A 5 x J V . J f 'w ' i 5 '. . ' . I Q . QI ' , F , f N . 'I' K , v 1 A' Q -I -,, A 1 . y, .Y iv X A . Q fx' ,L 1, 1 ' -w4- - -- f' V-Y. V . sg ' '-I'f, 19? .91 f y ',.Sc.,f,:xv:, . A 34-. M 2 I 3, ,if '. A . Q A L, Q - A f V'-.4 ,41gl.,,sj- , J t S44 7 01444 Offazeu President Robert Konishi Vice-President Jomes Catola Secretory Edward Sakornoto Treasurer si. 50,24 q elm Olffww President Joseph Nokoo Vice-President John Souza Donald Imomoto .-M N we , . In . sl ..- 6. Cl 05 ?1e4lm4n ff Top row, left to right: F Wong, G. Ho, R. Shimobu kuro, N. Nckomoto, R. Chu, G. Wong, W, Wong, C. Luu A. Yan R shi emma D. cf I 1 - Q f Lee. Third row: F. .lovonillo A. Inouchi, R. Johnsron, Fl Tom, R. Frost, C. Chu, C Tom, J. Tomita, C. Chong' M. Tsushimo. Second row H. Yomonoka, J. Perry, R Hee, A. Chee, V. Teves, Si Porembo, P. Won, R. Toko- rnoto, E. Mchiko, S. Formes. Front row: H. Goya, L. Guy R. Nishagqya, w. Au, H. Lee, L. Lou, R. Hino, M. Whong J. Kou. ,QW I D They're sweating out a test. 27 Frosh class officers get together. 7-wad 1461444 Offaaa President Calvin Lui Vice-President James Tomita Secretary Harry Goya Treasurer Gordon Ho ri! 'T Biff T F.. '1 7-:column 3 Top row, left to right: L. Yonomme, P. Schubert, G. Wong, S. Hong, W. Tsumuro, L. Yomodo, C. Koimnkouo, A. Ayers, F. Young, G. Wong. A. Asodo. Third row: A. Pong, H. Ho, J. Tseu, C. Yee, T. Moulioio, A. Wom- nuki, R. Nunokowo, M. Infiesto, F. Pao, R, S'niromo, A. Wong. Second row: E. Lee, L. Podoyhog, G. Kum- shemo, A. Yokooyi, J. Gonso- Iez, R. Ninmn, R. Snlvo, L. Murakami, W. Perry, R. Cardozo, J. Bevons. Front row: V. Tom, F. Ho, S. Lame DIYOC, I. Abe, S. Scffery, C. Izumi, J, Inotsuko, C. Lum, K. Choo, R. Au. .X- fl 'F -L,-4. s President Albert Asada Vice-President William Perry Secretory Robert Shiroma Treasurer Vernon Tom 71444 666444 Offwe-za President Neil Boyle Vice-President Ronald Pacheco Secretary Abel DeRego Treasurer David Yoro r ,fi-4... ff' . - !,' .,...: ..5f'5..T , ., .. .4 ' va I ..'-4. 'v . T' .'+'.3J 5 rl. . ,Q , L. 1 1l,,..'Te! -., V, 5 7-wadmaa 6 Top row, left to righ. ,, Gomon, L, Komollu, L Tonoko R. Core H. Suno , Y, ' horo, D. Kuram, G. Poleo D. Yoro, N Boyle, J. Tuttle Third row: E. Adlorbon, E Pong, B. Romano, R. Fokler J Brown, A Yosun, M. Loo M. Kuohulu D. Nokomo, L De Freufos, A. De Rego Second row: L. Hu D. Lee D. Chong, W, Yee, L. Bottng- Iso, R. Pacheco, A. Lum, E Kelkowskn, E. Chong, A. Spi- nolo, J. Clement Front row B Sheu, S. Suu, R. Kowo muro, G Solvolero F. Yee F. Lou, R. Aguullno C. Lee E Sokomoto S Nokamuro IOS ?u4lm4nD Top row, left to right: A. Poi, P. Medeiros, W. Achiu, H. Kauhi, R. Omori, H. Taka- hashi, D. Hedlund, F. Du Ponf, T. Searle, R. Mesick, M. Vicens. Third row: D. Chow, E. Kamaka, D. Osur- man, H. Kalauokaloni, T. Watanabe, H. Won, R. Hee, A. Mina, B. Vierra, L. Gunderson. Second row: R. Leong, L. Beckley, G. Rapozo, R. Fujiwara, R, Lewis, J, Snell, R. Kunimoto, C. Cava- co, K. Perreira, W. Kupou. Front row: A. Keola, P. Sumrall, P. Campos, H. Lau, L. Chang, T. Botfisfo, C. Martin, D. Yim, R. Ho. Missing: R. Tanaka. 71444 D am offend President Theodore Searle Vice-President Mercer Vicens Secretary Ralph Mesick Treasurer Patrick Medeiros 71444 5 erm afgwm Vice-President Archibald Akau Secretary Norman Camara Treasurer Richard DePonte ?1e44m4aS Top row, Ieff To right: C Moniz, C. Lewis, R. DePonte A. Alexander, N. Camaro W. Campbell, A. Akau, N Ho, J. Kolehua, R. Vierro Third row: D. Gau, E. Linjop R. White, J. Freitos, R Ching, F. Merino, F. Ho, M Pombo, B. Fupioka, W Abieros. Second row: J Melancon, R. Yomauchi, P Camaro, F. Gouveia, A Podron, G. Gau, J. Freeby C. Newman. Front row: W Chock, O. Pedro, M. Motoda H. Sugiyama, P. Heu, J Fernandez, D. Poepoe, R Sfaszkow, C Farin R 7-madman op row, left to right: C etrc-ta, J. Yeh, W. Taka- Orr, F. Sylva M. Mcdelros, . Langley, P. Querndo, H. oesc, J. Aarona, H. Murata. hird row: P Brntos, J. right, M. Mcaeeros, T Ina afa, C. Aka: F. Matun img, F Chung T. Ignacio. . GC-ming, A. Yoro. Second ow: J Cammwnq C. Esham- a, P Sahno, S Teruya G oxmg, F Kim J. Jose, M alvo, W. Subayah J Baths o, T Dc Laura Front row: Abncra D Kurada G owa, H Wong, R. Young . Rosa, R Yamagoch: W arra I Adams - rr. ,J f -V . W. 1. x ii' 4. ., ' . ' . --- J.. In . JS 4 71044 7 61444 Ogiceu President Manuel Perry Vice-President Francis Leong Secretary Samuel Matthews Treasurer Melvin Hardy 71014 9 ew., oggma 7-zeadman 7 Top row, left to right: M. Hardy, A. Dems, W. Anwohi, G. Cardoza, J. Caballero, A. Lee, G. Chung, E, Medeiros, R. Cumapay, M. Perry. Third row: M. Mun, W. Hubbard, E. Kurata, F. Leong, J. Kem- maka, R. Vierro, E. Lee, M. Ho, R. Takamine, H. Kurita. Second row: R. Tam, D. Silva, J. Rodrigues, T. Araki, E. Chee, L. Loo, G, Shura, R. Frame, R. Stark, J. Kchoonei, E. Enarlna, R. Ching. Front row: D. Chong, H. Anfone, E. Norwood, W. Lnu, D. Arita, S. Matthews, J, Serrao, I. Mau, S. Fujikawa, S, Matsu- yoshi, Y. Sumida. -...g President Peter Querido Vice-President Peter Britos Secretary Clarence Letreta Treasurer Pacifica Sabio Y! 4 X A t x , A H . . x .11 Ab'. ff. sw. 3 my Q 414468-A Top row, left fo right: A Ahmoo, C. Rapoza, M. Oda A. Higgins, C. Joy, S. Nom J. Cambra, W. Hanohano, G Fatta, P. Fung, W. Wong Third row: G. Mouliola, D Ching, R. Ho, D. Markham A. Williamson, N, Medeiros R. Bofelho, W. Ching, E Abreu, D. Miyashiro,J Leong, R. Bates. Second row G. Young, G. Sato, M. Yuen D. Kam, G. Ah Chong, L Amaki, H. Chun, E. Apolio- na, J. Wang, R. Stender Front row: R. Miyata, S Victor, N. Wong, M. Tang G. Murray, R. Morcnha, G Sam, C. Ho, L. Thomas Missing: C. Richards, R. Kim H. Awana. Within Henry Hall are these students with dreams to build and a future to live tor. Dreams to become great athletes, to become a success in lite, and become great men. These are the men of tomorrow. an., Q-:ada 7',4 Top row, left to right: R Nokea, J. Worthington, L Rego, A. Jarrett, F. Abreu B. Perez. R. Bell, R. Sylves- ter, C. Heinrich, G. Young J. Cabrinha. Third row: E Gomez, C. Pokipalo, J Cherubini, G. E. Tang, A Medeiros, S. Sallave, V Chock, L. Souza, P. Hana lr-ana, E. Lum. Second row J. Salve, R. Ho, R. Kaya C. Leong, R. Moniz, S Buchanan, R. Rapoza, W Cavaco, N. Wong, F. Shiro ma, C. Alvaro. Front row P. Canne, W. lchimura, E Zimbra, W. Kinohi, J. Pregll L. Primacio, W. Friel. E. Tanaka, R. Chang, R. Silva K. Choy. was-2 Top row, left to right: G Phillips. W. Gauer, L. Chun W, Victory, L. Medelros, P Kauahi, D. Farias, A. Per- kins, D. DeRego, C. Freitas R. Sai. Third row: R Santiago, G. Joy, N. Indie F. Amerino, H. Perry, M Lyons, B, Freitas, T. Tong G. Amorino, W. Reeves, T DeMeIlo. Second row: R Tkachenko, R. Marciel, F Uyeda, C. Kapowai, J Ornellas, R. Zane, G. Cadin- ha, R. Nokayama, W. Nobri- ga, W. Thomas, L. Paresa Front row: H. Leu, G. Chang G. Re o H. Furukawa J Q 1 f Burns, G. Corenevsky, D. Cas- pino, G. Kiyuna, A. Kart, K Kim, D. Rapoza. 1 if 1. 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Q' ' x ' . l - w, ff , . - ' A fn - . , . . . 6 3 My .....,, . ,M 3 f:'9k '1 M- Ju I 4 .ww I 0111111 President Vice-President REGINALD HO RAYMOND TAM Four Year Honor Mon 060564 VIRGIL BROWN DAI JOE CHANG PETER CHONG DONALD CHU NORMAN FREITAS WILFRED MAN LAWRENCE NG ALFONSO PASION JAMES SATO ROY SEU Secretory Treasurer WILBERT CHANG DONALD GALLAGHER Four Year Honor Mon Four Year Honor Mon 1 008012 STEPHEN J. ACHDNG-Attendance 45 Star of the Sea5 CommerciaI5 Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. 25 Pep Club 2.5 FRRAC 15 Commercial Club 1: Crusader 15 Hui O'Hawaii 15 Drum E: Bugle Corps 25 Jr. Pram Committee5 Jr. Football 15 Intramural Sports. RICHARD AGOR-Attendance 45 St. Anthony5 Academic5 Class Treas. 15 Sadality 4, Vice-Pres. 35 R,O.T.C. 25 FRRAC 25 Intramural Sports. JOSEPH AH NEW-Attendance 125 St. Theresa5 Academic5 Honor Roll 25 Sadality 25 Collegian 15 R.O.T.C. 3, 2nd Lt.5 FRRAC 25 Biochephy 15 Camera Club 15 Hui O'Hawaii 15 Whittling Club 15 Jr. Baseball 15 Swimming 25 Intramural Sports. CHARLES L. J. AINA-Attendance 45 St. John5 Academic5 Sodality 15 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC 15 Intramural Sports. CHARLES K. AIU-Attendance 115 St. John5 General5 Class Treas. 35 R.O.T.C. 3, Lt. Col.5 FRRAC 45 Letterman's Club 45 Hui O'Hawaii 15 Swimming 25 Jr. Football 25 Varsity Football 1. JOHN D. AIWOHI, JR.-Attendance 125 Star of the Sea5 Commercial5 Honor Roll 15 Class Sec. 15 Sodality. 4, Treas. 15 R.O.T.C. 25 Jr. Police 25 FRRAC 45 Commercial Club 1, Pres.5 Letterman's Club 25 Varsity Football Manager 25 Golf 15 Intramural Sports. MAURO C. ANDAYA-Attendance 25 St. Patrick5 Scientific5 R.O.T.C. 15 Intramural Sports. LORRIN B. ANDRADE-Attendance 105 St. Augustine5 GeneraI5 R.O.T.C. 25 Band 15 FRRAC 25 Radio Club 15 Intramural Sports. PAIJL S. ARAKl7Attendance 45 Our Lady of Peace5 Scientificg Sadality 35 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC 45 Radio Club 15 Blochephy I5 Camera Club 25 Crusader 2, Photography Ed.5 Intramural Sports. , 16 1 , f N ' -xl 1: fl , ' 1 ' I .K lx E- Q A X 1 x MAURO C. ANDAYA LORRIN I ANDRADE PAUL S ARAKI 0 un Il 1 H BALCITA HENRY K BARRETT ALFRED S BARROS WILLARD V BISHOP I . Q iucrumo Aeon Jossrn AH New CHARLES L. J. AINA CHARLES K. AIU, Jn. :crm n. AIWOHI JOHN ARRUDA, JR. HENRY R. AUERBACH JOHN A. BOWLING Q IX 1 It HRR 5 E If '42, Q . + ,J I MARK A. AUERBACH JOHN ARRUDA, JR.-Attendance 75 St. Anthony5 General5 Sadality 25 R.O.T.C. 35 Ist Lt.5 FRRAC 25 Whittlinq Club I5 Track I5 Intramural Sports. HENRY R. AUERBACH-Attendance 65 Sacred Heart5 Academic5 Class Pres. I5 Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. 3, Capt.5 FRRAC I5 Letterman's Club I5 Dromatics I5 Swimmina I5 Intramural Sports. MARK A. AUERBACH-Attendance 75 Sacred Heart5 Academic5 Class Treas. 25 Sodality I5 Band 35 Radio Club I5 Swimming I5 Intramural Sports. JOSEPH BALCITA-Attendance 45 St. Ann5 Commercial5 Class Sec. I5 R.O.T.C. 25 Pep Club I5 Commercial Club I5 Intramural Sports. HENRY K. BARRETT-Attendance I25 St. Rita5 General5 Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC 25 Letter- man's Club 45 Whittling Club I5 Jr. Football I5 Varsity Football 25 Intramural Sports. ALFRED S. BARROS-Attendance IO5 Holy Trinity5 General5 Sodality I5 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC I5 Letterman's Club I5 Hui O'l-lawaii 25 Track I5 Intramural Sports. WILLARD V. BISHOP-Attendance IO5 St. Augustine5 General5 Sadality 25 FRRAC 25 Radio Club I5 Camera Club I5 Hui O'Hawaii 25 Whittling Club I5 Intramural Sports. RICHARD A. BOTHELO-Attendance II5 Holy Trinity5 Commercial5 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC I5 Com- mercial Club I5 Letterman's Club 25 Usher I5 Baseball Manager 25 Intramural Sports. JOHN A. BOWLING-Attendance 85 St. Augustine5 General5 Band 45 FRRAC I5 Letterman's Club lg Camera Club 25 Intramural Sports. vuusll- A 1 . BROWN WALTER K. DM Brother Hammond offers ch-B -M' 1 I I D. c. CHANG . , 5 G nlnow H- 'A' CHAN Ne ,og CHA VIRGIL A. BROWN-Attendance 55 Scientific5 Honor Roll 45 Class Sec. I' B d 4 , GD I Lettermans Club 2, Jr. Baseball 25 Intramural Sports. WALTER K. CABRAL-Attendance 35 St. PhiIomeno5 Academic5 Sodality I5 R.O.T.C 25 Letterman's Club 25 Hui O'Howaii I5 Varsity Football 35 Varsity Basketball 3, Intramural Sports. MANUEL J. CADIZ-Attendance 45 Our Lady of Peace5 Academic5 Sodality 3, Treas I5 R,O.T.C. 3, Ist Lt.5 FRRAC 25 l.etterman's Club 25 Camera Club 35 Track I, Intramural Sports. DAI JOE CHANG-Attendance 75 Academic5 Honor Roll 45 R.O.T.C. 25 Biochephy 2 Intramural Sports. HAROLD H. M. CHANG-Attendance 35 Sacred Heartg Commercialg Sodolity 2 R.O.T.C. I5 Band 25 Commercial Club I5 Swimming 2, RAYMOND D. C. CHANG-Attendance 75 St. Potrick5 Commercialg R.O.T.C. 2 Commercial Club I5 Radio Club I5 Whittling Club I5 Convert Classy Intramural Sports ST STANLEY T. L. CHANG-Attendance 65 Academic5 R.O.T.C. 3, 2nd Lt.5 Camera Club I5 Rifle Club I5 Convert CIass5 Intramural Sports. WALTER W. M. CHANG-Attendance 35 Sacred Heartg CommerciaI5 Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. 25 Commercial Club I5 Swimming 25 Intramural Sports. ?ILB2ER1' M. K. CHANG-Attendance 45 St. Theresa' Scientific' Honor Roll 4 Class ec D' . 5 lv. Sec. 35 Class Vice-Pres. I5 Sodality 4, Sec. 2, Pres. I5 FRRAC II, Sec.5 grusader 2, Assoc. Ed. I5 Biochephy I5 Oratory I5 Jr. Prom Committeeg Intramural ports. W 5 , 5 .... 5 irary gg Pres. I5 Radio Club 25 Biochephy I5 Camera Club I5 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Intramural ports. ALLACE C. H. CHEE-Attendance 4' Scientific' Honor Roll I ROTC 2 Lb HERBERT T. L. CHING-Attendance 45 St. Ann5 Commercial5 Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC I5 Commercial Club I5 Intramural Sports. PHILIP S. T. CHING-Attendance 45 Our Lady of Peace5 General5 Sodality 45 R.O.T.C. 3, lst Lt.5 FRRAC 25 Camera Club 25 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Rifle Club 25 Usher 35 Whittling Club I5 Intramural Sports. M5 c H. cute cn M, K. wn.BERT G WALTER W- M CHAN HANG nu-EY T' L' C ,nf .49 ANG Every teacher's dream, an attentive class. HERB'-R1 ,, :Al ID r' 'tr mi 55 I .. CNG T. ING Pr-ill-W S' 'fi SAMUEL CHING HAROLD J. W. CHUCK ARTHUR F. T. CHONG PETER F. T. CHDNG DONALD P. CHU ALBERT B. C. CHUN ALVIN B. CHUN MICHAEL Y. T. CHUN 77Zewwfr57 SAMUEL CHING-Attendance 45 Sacred Heart5 Scientitic5 Honor Roll I5 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC I5 Biochephy I5 Crusader I5 Dramatics I5 Rifle Club I5 Usher 25 Intramural Sports. HAROLD J. W. CHOCK-Attendance 45 Sacred Heart5 Academic5 Sodality I5 R.O.T.C. 3, Ist Lt.5 FRRAC 25 Camera Club I5 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Rifle Club 35 Intramural Sports. ARTHUR F. T, CHONG-Attendance 45 Commercial5 Honor Roll I5 R.O.T.C. 25 Commercial Club I5 Camera Club I5 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Intramural Sports. PETER F. T. CHONG-Attendance 45 Scientific5 Honor Roll 45 Class Vice-Pres. I5 R.O.T.C. 25 Library I5 Pep Club I5 FRRAC I5 Radio Club I5 Biochephy 25 Camera Club 2, Pres. I5 Crusader I5 Dramatics I5 Whittling Club I5 Intramural Sports. QUONI HIN CHONG--Attendance 65 Scientific5 Honor Roll 25 R.O.T.C. 25 Biochephy I5 Camera Club I5 Hul O'Hawaii I5 Convert Class5 Intramural Sports. ARTHUR CHOY-Attendance 45 St. Theresa5 Sodality I5 Commercial5 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC I5 Camera Club I5 Commercial Club I5 Intramural Sports. DONALD D. CHU--Attendance 75 Star of the Sea5 Commercial5 Honor Roll 45 Class Pres. lj Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. 25 Pep Club 2, Pres. I5 FRRAC I5 Commercial Club I: Radio Club I5 Crusader I, Faculty Ed.5 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Golf I5 Jr. Prom Committee5 Rifle Club I5 Intramural Sports. ALBERT B. C. CHUN-Attendance 45 Our Lady of Peace5 Academic5 Sodality 45 R.O.T.C. 25 Radio Club I5 FRRAC 25 Camera Club I5 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Whittling Club I5 Intramural Sports. ALVIN B. CHUN-Attendance 85 Scientific5IHonor Roll 25 Band 35 FRRAC I5 Radio Club I5 Track I5 Jr. Baseball I5 Convert Class5 Intramural Sports. ,.!'r QUON HIN CHONG RICHARD B D CHUN ! I CN I I I T W emor il Qv, V Idfl'5 -r f'RJf ' K Xl? 9 In - f , IM If 4 4 fly f xx ' yy f ,s s - Q I 1 ' 'X' ' 5'-03 ARTHUR CHOY UPERT K. S. CHUN 'ra and 74654546 Problems of yollfh are dis nusse d in the senior forum. I'x In 'Vx MICHAEL Y. T. CHUN-Attendance 65 Our Lady of Peace5 Acodemic5 Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. 3, Capt.5 FRRAC 15 Letterman's Club 35 Camera Club 15 Hui O'Hawaii 25 Basketball Manaqer 35 Drum Cr Huale Corps 25 Usher 15 Intramural Sports. RICHARD B. D. CHUN-Attendance 85 AcademIc5 R.O.T.C. 25 Letterman's Club 15 Camera Club 15 Hui O'Hawcii 25 Track I5 Jr, Basketball I5 Intramural Sports. RUPERT K. S. CHUN-Attendance 45 Commercial5 Honor Roll I5 R.O.T.C. 25 Commercial Club 1, Letterman's Club 25 Varsity Basketball 25 Jr. Basketball 15 Intramural Sports. MELVIN J. CLEMENT-Attendance 125 Star of the Sea5 GeneraI5 Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. 25 Library I5 Jr. Police 25 Band I5 FRRAC I5 Hui O'l-lawaii 45 Dramatics If Intramural Sports. JOSEPH F. CORREIA-Attendance 4' Sf. Jose h' Commercial5 Sodality 15 R.O.T.C. 25 Pep Club 15 1 D , FRRAC 25 Commercial Club I5 Whittlina Club I5 Intramural Sports. BENJAMIN DEMAIN-Attendance 45 St. Theresa5 General5 Sodality 35 FRRAC 15 Crusader 1, Art Ed.5 Hui O'Hawaii 15 Track 15 Intramural Sports. ALBERT C. DeREGO-Attendance 75 Holy Trinity5 Academic5 Class Pres. 25 Sodality 45 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC 35 Letterman's Club 45 Hui O'Hawaii 35 Swimming I5 Varsity Football 35 Jr. Football 15 Intramural Sports. HERMAN J. DeREGO-Attendance 15 St. Patrlck5 Acodemic5 Intramural Sports. , ' , ' w i MELVIN J. CLEMENT BENJAMIN DEMAIN HERMAN J. DE REGO I . PAUL A. DOLAN-Attendance I25 Sacred Heart5 Academic5 R.O.T.C. 3, Capt.5 Orchestra 65 FRRAC I5 Letterman's Club 35 Rifle Club I5 Swimminq 25 Intramural Sports. JOHN D. DOYLE-Attendance I05 St. Patrick5 Academic5 Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. 3, Capt.5 FRRAC I5 Hui O'Hawaii 25 Whittling Club I5 Drum C1 Buale Corps 35 Rifle Club 2: Intramural Sports. PAUL FENNER-Attendance 65 Star of the Sea5 Scientificg Class Treas. I5 Band 45 Orchestra 25 Radio Club I5 Camera Club 25 Hui O'Howaii I5 Rifle Club I5 Intramural Sports. ALBERT FORSYTHE--Attendance I25 Academic5 Class Pres. 35 Class Vice-Pres. I5 R.O.T.C. 3, Lt, Col.5 Letterman's Club 35 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Varsity Football 25 Jr. Football I5 Intramural Sports. gllCbEt1TE FRAGIAO-Attendance 35 St. Philomena5 CommerciaI5 I-Ionor Roll I5 Sodality I5 Pep u , R.O.T.C. 2, Commercial Club I, Lettermans Club 2, Varsity Basketball 25 Jr, Basketball I5 Intramural Sports. ALFRED FREITAS-Attendance II5 St. Anthonyg General5 Band 45 FRRAC I5 Letterman's Club I. NORMAN C. FREITAS-Attendance 45 St. Augustine5 Scientific5 Honor Roll 45 Sodality 25 Collegian I, Circulation Manager5 Band 45 FRRAC I5 Intramural Sports. VALENTINE E. P. FREITAS-Attendance 55 St. Patrick5 Academic5 Class Vice-Pres. I5 R.O.T.C. 3, Col.5 FRRAC 45 Letterman's Club 45 Hui O'Hawaii 35 Varsity Football 35 Jr. Football I5 Varsity Basketball 45 Intramural Sports. MELVIN T. FUNAI-Attendance 75 Academic5 Class Treas. 25 R.O.T.C, 25 Letterman's Club 45 Camera Club I5 Hui O'Hawaii 25 Jr, Football 25 Jr. Baseball 25 Intramural Sports. f. ', wrb In a C I QV ,l f .5 Il Z :fiat I NORMAN C. FREITAS VALENTINE E P FREITAS MELVIN T FUNAI C O. GO LLOYD GOMES WALLACE S. GOYA WILLIAM G GREIG JOHN D DOYLE PAUL T FENNER ALBERT FORSYTHE ,,25 6 VICENTE FRAGIAO ALFRED FREITAS I i3,n fx.5 .E g :if ll .,,4, f r -- + -u Q NY nz M IT 1 N meh .f j ' mi M GALLAGHER :Ames R GANT curranp w, GARQNER DONALD M. GALLAGHER-Attendance IO5 St. Patrick5 Academicp Honor Roll 45 Class Vice-Pres. 25 Div. Treas. 25 Sodality 35 Collegian 3, Ed.-in-Chief I5 Bond 45 FRRAC I5 Radio Club I5 Oratory I5 Oahu Youth CounciI5 Track I: Intramural Sports. JAMES R. GANT-Attendance 25 Holy Trinity5 Scientific5 R.O.T.C. 3, Capt.5 Letterman's Club I5 Swimming 25 Intramural Sports. CLIFFORD W. GARDNER-Attendance 85 St. Patrick5 General5 R.O.T.C. 3, 2nd Lt.5 FRRAC 2, Letterman's Club 25 Hui O'Hawaii 25 Usher I5 Whittling Club I5 Varsity Manager 25 Track I5 Intramural Sports. ROBERT C. O. GO-Attendance 45 Our Lady of Peace5 Commercialg Honor Roll I5 Sodality 45 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC 35 Commercial Club I5 Camera Club I5 Drum C1 Bugle Corps 25 Track I5 Intramural Sports. LLOYD GOMES-Attendance I25 Sacred Heart, Academic5 Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. 3, 2nd Lt.5 FRRAC 25 Letterman's Club 25 Hui O'Hawoii I5 Whittling Club I5 Jr. Baseball I5 Jr. Football 25 Intramural Sports. WALLACE S. GOYA-Attendance 75 Scientiticg Honor Roll 45 Collegian 3, Asso. Ed. I5 R.O.T.C. 25 Radio Club I5 Biochephy I5 Camera Club I5 Crusader 2, Co-Activity Ed. I. WILLIAM G. GREIG-Attendance 75 Scientific5 R.O.T.C. 3, Copt.5 Jr. Police I5 Camera Club I5 Lettermon's Club 35 Rifle Club 25 Intramural Sports. RONALD B. HARRIS-Attendance I25 Academic5 R.O.T.C. 3, Capt.5 Intramural Sports. RICHARD H. HASHIMOTO-Attendance 85 Commercial5 Class Sec, I5 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC I5 Commercial Club I5 Intramural Sports. I2 4 1-1 sulTFT' BRUCE HF George Silva tries to teach bookkeeping. ner. EDWARD F Z f 45 ,rl .sw . I-nu . I GEORGE A' Y' I '- Hsu nv - I I f I ' l l ' venN0 H A .. 0, use Round' Y' BRUCE HASHITATE-Attendance 65 Academic5 R.O.T.C. 25 Whittling Club I5 Intra- mural Sports. EDWARD F. HEE--Attendance 65 Star of the Sea5 Sodality I5 Band 45 Pep Club I5 Letterman's Club 35 Crusader I5 Swimming 45 Intramural Sports. ' ROBERT Y. 0. HEE-Attendance 45 Commercial5 Honor Roll 45 R.O.T.C. 25 Commercial Club I5 Camera Club I5 Intramural Sports. VE Band I5 FRRAC 25 Commercial Club I5 Letterrnan's Club I5 Whittling Club' 1.5 'Tracls I5 Varsity Football 25 Jr. Football I5 Golf 35 Intramural Sports. RNON HEE-Attendance 65 St. Augustine' Commercial' Sodolity I' ROTC 2 EZRA J. HEU-Attendance 45 St. Anthony5 Academic5 Sodality I5 R.O.T.C. 25 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Whittling Club I5 Jr. Basketball I5 Jr. Baseball I5 Intramural Sports. GEORGE A. Y. HIU-Attendance 45 Our Lady of Peace5 Academic5 Sodality I5 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC 25 Camera Club I5 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Intramural Sports. . ARTHUR V. H0-Attendance 85 Sacred Heart5 Scientific5 Honor Roll 45 Class Pres. 15 Class Treas. I5 Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. 25 Orchestra 45 FRRAC I5 Letterman's Club 25 Hui O'Hawaii l5 Whittling Club I5 Track I5 Intramural Soorts. ERNIE S. H. H0-Attendance 95 Sacred Heart5 Commercial5 Class Vice-Pres. l5 R.O.T.C. 25 Orchestra 65 Convert Class5 Intramural Sports. REGINALD HO-Attendance 45 Star of the Seag Scientific5 Honor Roll 45 Class Pres. 35 Div. Pres, 25 Sodality 4, Pres. 25 Band 45 FRRAC l5 Letterman's Club 45 Radio Club 1, Treas.5 Camera Club lg Crusader 2, Ed. I5 Oratory 35 Catholic Student Council 2, Pres. I5 Track I5 Intramural Sports. WALLACE K. Y. H0-Attendance 35 Commercial5 Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. 25 Commercial Club l5 Hui O'Hawaii l5 Rifle Club 25 Intramural Sports. EARL R. HOKE-Attendance 45 Sacred Heart5 Cornmercial5 Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. 25 Commercial Club I5 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Drum G Bugle Corps 25 Intramural Sports. SOONALD Y. ICHIMURA-Attendance 45 Star of the Sea5- Academi.c5 Sodalify l5 T.C. 2, FRRAC l, Radio Club l, Camera Club l, Hui OHawali 25 Usher 25 Intramural Sports. neciuhl-9 H0 no :milf 5' H' ARTHUR V no pf' lf The lunch hour gathering. I7 wn-I-Ac' K' Y H0 liz g HOKE 1 ,S EARL w v--4' . T,-as-ff F ROB Al-D Y' QCHIM U?-A ,Lic ROY H. INOUYE PAUL G. C. JOW LAWRENCE N. JOY WILLIAM S. KAGAWA THOMAS KAM CHARLES M. KAWASAKI ANTONE K. KEAWE NORMAN K. KINNEY HAROLD Y. KODAMA CHEW HOY LEE ROY H INOUYE Attendance 4 St John Academic it ' . - I . J 2 Sodal' y 35 R.O.T,C. 3, lst Lt.5 Band I, FRRAC I5 Camera Club I5 Hui O'Hawaii 25 Rifle Club 3: Intramural Sports. QQQQ x I ', PAUL G. C. JOW-Attendance 85 St. Stephen5 Scientific5 Class Sec. lf Sodality I5 R.O.T.C. 25 KA ,, ' FRRAC I5 Camera Club I5 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Whittlina Club I5 Intramural Sports. '.. , 15, Hx-z if -0' .f ' LAWRENCE N. JOY-Attendance 45 Holy Trinity5 Academic5 Sodality 35 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC I5 I -..ff, Letterman's Club 25 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Camera Club I5 Whittling Club I5 Jr. Basketball 25 Jr. ,AX Baseball 35 Intramural Sports. I ' X f J ll gi WILLIAM S. KAGAWA-Attendance 65 St. Theresa5 Academic5 Sodality lg Band 35 FRRAC I5 ,I ' NX Intramural Sports. XM THOMAS KAM-Attendance 45 St, Tl'1eresa5 Academlc5 Sodality I5 R.O.T.C. 25 Intramural Sports. J xf STANLEY KAU-Attendance 65 Scientitic5 R.O.T,C. 3, lst Lt.5 Biochephy 25 Camera Club I5 . Crusader 25 Oratory lp Convert Class5 Intramural Sports. Q ' MOI' CHARLES M. KAWASAKI-Attendance 45 Our Lady of the Mount5 Cornmercial5 Honor Roll 25 ' Class Pres. I5 Class Treas. I5 Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. 25 Commercial Club I5 Hui O'Hawaii lg Usher in 25 Intramural Sports. .vu K ANTONE KEAWE-Attendance 45 St, Anthony5 Academic5 R.O,T.C. 3, lst Lt.5 Lettermarfs Club ide , 35 Hui O'Hawaii 45 Rifle Club 3: Intramural Sports. NORMAN KINNEY-Attendance 25 St, Theresag Commercial5 R.O.T.C. 25 Commercial Club I5 Hui O'Hawaii 25 Intramural Sports. l26 ng is in session. HAROLD Y. KODAMA-Attendance 5, Academic5 R.O.T.C. 25 Camera Club I, Intramural Sports. CHEW HOY LEE-Attendance IZ5 Scientific5 Honor Roll 25 Band 45 Letterman's Club lg Convert Classp lntramural Sports. CLARENCE LEE-Attendance II5 Commercialg Class Sec. I5 R.O.T,C. 25 Commercial Club lg Radio Club I5 Hui O'Hawaii 25 Whittling Club I5 Intramural Sports. CLARENCE M. C. LEE-Attendance 35 Our Lady ot Peacep Scientificg Honor Roll 45 Sodality 35 R.O.T.C. 25 Orotory I5 Intramural Sports. DONALD W. T. LEE-Attendance 65 Sacred Heartg Scientificg Sodality I5 R,O.T.C. 25 Biochephy I5 Camera Club Ig Hui O'Hawaii 25 Intramural Sports. EDMUND M. F. LEE-Attendance 35 Our Lady of Peace5 Ccmmercialg Honor Roll I5 R.O.T.C. 25 Commercial Club lg Intramural Sparts, HARRY M. LEE-Attendance 75 Star of the Sea5 Comr-nercial5 Honor Roll 45 R.O.T.C. 25 Commercial Club I5 Letterman's Club lj Rifle Club 35 Intramural Sports, LAWRENCE G. LEE-Attendance 45 St. Augustineg Comrnercial5 R,O.T.C. 25 Commercial Club I5 Drum C1 Bugle Corps 75 Swimming 23 Intramural Sborts. CLARENCE M C LEE EDMUND M F LEE LAWREN :V I if :V 'X u-Q1 , DONALD W. T. LEE HARRY M. LEE I 1:31 0-H 3 I I HAROLD M. LEONG-Attendance 85 St. Patrlckg Sclentitic5 Sodality I5 R.O.T.C. Z5 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Convert CIass5 Intramural Sports. RODERICK J. H. LEONG-Attendance I25 Sacred Heart5 Academ1c5 Sadality I5 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC I5 Biochephy I5 Camera Club I5 Intramural Sports. JOSEPH LEONIDA-Attendance 45 St. Anthony5 Cammercial5 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC I5 Commercial Club I5 Intramural Sports. CLIFFORD LINDSEY-Attendance 45 Blessed Sacrament5 Academicg Sodality I5 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC I5 Camera Club I5 Crusader I5 Hui O'Hawain 45 Intramural Sports. PATRICK N. F. LING-Attendance 35 St. Anthonyg Academicg Sodaluty 35 FRRAC I5 Camera Club I5 Hui O'Hawaii 3, Sec. I5 Intramural Sports. JACK LOO-Attendance 35 CommerciaI5 R.O.T.C. 25 Commercial Club I5 Intramural Sports. THOMAS H. L. LOOK-Attendance 95 AcademIc5 Honor Roll 25 R.O.T.C. 25 Letterman's Club 45 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Whittling Club I5 Varsity Basketball Manager 45 Jr. Baseball Manager I5 Intramural Sports. CLIFFORD J. LUM-Attendance 65 St. Patrick5 Scientitic5 Sadality 25 Band 45 Pep Club 25 Crusader I5 Jr. Prom Committee5 Track I5 Intramural Sports. DONALD LUM-Attendance 45 Our Lady of Peace5 Commercial5 Sodality 35 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC I5 Commercial Club I5 Letterman's Club 35 Drum C1 Bugle Corps 25 Jr. Basketball 25 Intramural Sports. .1 I sg, ' , .6 ! I u fqtyl: II E I 5 I-I I '1 ANTHONY K. MARCIEL P. MARTIN ROBERT M fl H L. LOOK I CLIFFORD J LUM DONALD LUM - Q - I RODERICK J. H. LEONG JOSEPH LEONIDA CLIFFORD LINDSEY af' if JOHN MACHADO WILLIAM V. MENDES 5 7' ,gLfIvv4l I I W f .Eli , pf g Q.. , H 1 - -,,, ,.L.., L... , .- CLARENCE MAH WILFRED MAN JOHN MACHADO-Attendance 45 Blessed Sacrament5 Commercialg Sodality 45 R.O.T.C. 25 Band 3: FRRAC I5 Commercial Club I5 Cheer Leader I. CLARENCE MAH-Attendance 25 Our Lady of Peaceg Academic5 Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. I5 FRRAC 15 Camera Club I5 Swimming I5 Intramural Sports. WILFRED MAN-Attendance 65 St, Joseph5 Scientitic5 Honor Roll 45 Sodality I5 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC I5 Biochephy I5 Crusader I5 Oratory I5 Intramural Sports. ANTHONY K. MARCIEL-Attendance 35 Sacred Heart5 Academic5 Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. I5 Band 35 Orchestra 2: Biochephv 25 Intramural Sports. RONALD K. MARCIEL-Attendance 45 Star of the Sea5 Scientific5 Honor Roll I5 Class Sec. 25 Sodality 3, Vice-Pres. I, Pres. I5 R.O.T.C. 3, Lt. Col.5 FRRAC 25 Letterman's Club 35 Oratory 25 Jr. Basketball 25 Varsitv Baseball 23 Intramural Sports. ROBERT P. MARTIN-Attendance 45 Star of the Sea: Scientiticg Sodality 35 R.O.T.C. 25 Library 4, Vice-Pres. I5 FRRAC 35 Biochephy I5 Whittling Club I5 Intramural Sports. ROBERT MATTOS-Attendance 95 St. Patrick5 Academic5 Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. 25 Jr. Police I5 FRRAC Ig Radio Club I: Intramural Sports. CARLOS L. MEDEIROS-Attendance I25 St. Patrickg Generalg R.O.T.C. 3, Capt.5 FRRAC I5 Letter- man's Club I5 Camera Club I5 Rifle Club I: Intramural Sports. WILLIAM V. MENDES-Attendance 75 St. Ann5 Scientificg R.O.T.C. 3, 2nd Lt.5 FRRAC I5 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Ushers 25 Intramural Sports. . X . PATRICK N. F. LING JACK LOO . IAWRA ce M' w MLA Three physicists proving the principle of pulleys WYATA RICHARD Y' AI-V I IN I-- MON Il ,E KM L umEST NA GAWA 5 NCHARD ,mu Mi MURAKA GLENN W' WALLACE M. MIURA-Attendance 65 Commercial5 Honor Roll I5 R.O.T.C. 25 Com- mercial Club I5 Intramural Sports. RICHARD Y. MIYATA-Attendance I25 Blessed Trinity5 Academic5 Class Vice-Pres. I5 Sodality I5 R.O.T.C. 3, Capt.5 FRRAC 45 Letterman's Club 45 Hui O'Hawaii 25 Whittling Club I5 Varsity Football 35 Jr. Football I5 Jr. Baseball I5 Intramural Sports. ALVIN L. MONIZ-Attendance 45 St. Patrick5 Commercial I5 Class Sec. I5 Sodality 45 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC I5 Commercial CIub5 Intramural Sports. GLENN W. MURAKAMI-Attendance 45 St. Patrick5 Commercial5 Honor Roll I5 Class Vice-Pres. I5 Class Treas. I5 Sodality I5 R.O.T.C. 25 Library 25 FRRAC I5 Commercial Club I5 Letterman's Club 25 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Usher 35 Swimming 45 Intramural Sports. RICHARD NAKAGAWA-Attendance 35 Scientific5 Sodalily I5 R.O.T.C. 25 Camera Club I5 Intramural Sports. ERNEST I. NAKAI-Attendance 45 St. Patrick5 Academicg R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC I5 Jr. Basketball I5 Intramural Sports. JAMES N. NAKAMA-Attendance 8, Academic, R.O.T.C, 25 Letterman's Club 25 Hui O'HawalI lg Convert Classy Varsity Football 2g Intramural Sports, Commercial Club I, Treas.g Intramural Sports. LAWRENCE S. P. NG-Attendance 45 St. Theresag Commercial: Honor Roll 45 Class Pres. lg Class Sec. lg R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC lg Commercial Club lj Intramural Sports. HAROLD H. NG-Attendance 45 Commercial: Class Treas. lg R.O.T,C. 25 Band lg I KENNETH F. NITTA--Attendance 4g St. Theresag Commercialg Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC lg Commercial Club lj Usher 35 Rifle Club 25 Intramural Sports. HENRY M. NOMURA-Attendance 65 St. Phllomenag Commercialg Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC Ig Commercial Club lg Hui O'Hawaui lg Whuttling Club Ig Intramural Sports. RICHARD H. OKAMOTO-Attendance 85 Academicg Band 45 Biochephy lg Camera Club I, Sec.g Hui O'Hawoii lg Intramural Sports. NITTA G KENNETH F' N E 5, P. H. NG HAROLD MA JAMES N' NMA The senior dance was o great success. Y M NQMUR HENR M010 N - mcnno H on X? 15? If E fx GE Z-I or I- 32 'Z gc if bl. :S OZ E 0? f o 12 QE zh -I Ei S2 Oo 'z U 'U E3 fi '-xv ?' 'Il gi ,z '35 o.. ZZ FP 1 E-Z: PS 0:1 o 'il I 'i Hx QC ,Z 2 UF .legal ez HERBERT H. OKAMURA-Attendance 35 Academic5 Class Vice-Pres. I5 R.O.T.C. 3, Capt.5 Letter- man's Club 35 Jr. Football I5 Varsity Football 25 Varsity Baseball 35 Intramural Sports. JOHN M. ORNELLAS-Attendance I25 St. Patrick5 Commercial5 Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. 25 Pep Club 25 FRRAC I5 Commercial Club I5 Radio Club I5 Rifle Club I5 Intramural Sports. RAYMOND OYAMA-Attendance 45 St. Jol'in5 Acadernic5 Class Vice-Pres. I5 R.O.T.C. 25 Letterman's Club 45 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Drum 6 Bugle Corps 25 Jr. Basketball 25 Intramural Sports. FRANKLIN D. PACARRO-Attendance 65 Commercial5 Class Treas. 25 Soph. Div. Treas.5 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC 25 Commercial Club I5 Letterman's Club 45 Hui O'Hawaii 25 Varsity Basketball 25 Jr. Basketball 25 Varsity Football 25 Jr. Football 25 Intramural Sports. FRANKLIN K. L. PANG--Attendance 65 Commercial5 Honor Roll I5 R.O.T.C. 25 Commercial Club I5 Letterman's Club 25 Radio Club I5 Camera Club I5 Crusader 25 Swimming Manager I5 Drum 5 Buqle Corps 25 Intramural Sports. FRANKLIN K. W. PANG-Attendance 45 St. Stephen5 Commercial5 Sodality I5 R.O.T.C, 25 FRRAC I5 Commercial Club I5 Letterman's Club 45 Varsity Basketball 45 Intramural Sports. WILFRED J. PARESA-Attendance 45 St. Patrick5 Scientific5 Sodality 25 Band 45 FRRAC I5 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Rifle Club 2, Sec. I5 Intramural Sports. ALFONSO E. PASION-Attendance 35 Our Lady ot Peace5 Academicg Honor Roll 45 Sodality 25 Biochephy I5 Crusader I5 Hui O'l-lawaii I5 Intramural Sports. THEODORE PAUL, JR.-Attendance 45 Our Lady of Peace5 Scientitic5 Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC 25 Radio Club I5 Intramural Sports. 5' vi, B ,X if A 0 -1 VJK Z 5' 52 5 V3 I I .J S f I A ' AW .iii l I' x 1 O ' s 0 5 I QI nl, r. fiX gy i A 2 QMCI' , qdclli L. P PIPI 42 ANG 05 GORDON M. PEKELO-Attendance 45 St. Philomenag Commercialg Sodality 25 R,O.T.C. 25 Com- mercial Club lg Usher 35 Intramural Sports, EDWARD PIPI-Attendance 45 St. Anthonyg Commercialg Sodality Ig R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC lg Com- mercial Club I5 Intramural Sports. AUGUSTINE RAMOS-Attendance 65 St. Johng Generalg Sodality I5 R.O.T.C, Zg FRRAC I5 Letterman's Club lj Hui O'I-lawaii lg Jr. Basketball Ig Intramural Sports. HENRY ROSARIO-Attendance 65 Immaculate Conceptiong Acodemicg Sodality lg R.O,T.C. 3. Ist Lt.: Orchestra 65 FRRAC lg Letterman's Club lg Camera Club 25 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Vorsitv Football 25 Intramural Sports, JAMES I. SATO-Attendance B5 Scientificg Honor Roll 45 Class Treos. I5 R.O.T.C. 3, Ist Lt,g i.etterman's Club 35 Crusader Ig Rifle Club 25 Golf lg Intramural Sports. ROBERT T. SCHULTE-Attendance S5 Our Lady of Sorrowsg Acodemicg Class Sec. Ig R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC lg Letterman's Club 25 Varsity Football 25 Jr. Football lg Intramural Sports. LLOYD T. SEKI-Attendance 25 Scientificg Honor Roll I5 R.O.T.C. lg Lettermon's Club lg Hui O'Hawaii I5 Varsity Baseball I5 Intramural Sports. ALBERT E. SERRAO-Attendance 65 St. Johng Commercialg Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC lg. Commercial Club lg Intramural Sports. x i .CJ FRANKLIN K. w. PANG HENRY ROSARW Aueusrme mmos 2.1212 Ti 53:51:85 f p ? ,V 4-',1.. .fun 'g ', 3 5 ,g. Qg. 555. n , ,g'. I- : i Ifxxs' 1' ,' -.,u3,.f JAMES I. SATO LLOYD T. SEKI 'sf' Do you have a question? 'S gi ROY SEU-Attendance 45 Scientific5 Honor Rall 45 Class Treas. I5 R.O.T.C. 25 Radio Club I5 Biochephy 2, Vice-Pres. I5 Crusader I5 Whittling Club I5 Intramural Sports, GEORGE T. SHIROMA-Attendance 65 Scientific5 Honor Roll 35 R.O.T.C. 25 Band I5 Orchestra 55 Biochephy I5 Crusader I5 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Intramural Sports. FREDERICK R. SILVA-Attendance I25 St. Anthony5 Academic5 Sodality I5 R.O.T.C. 3, Capt.5 FRRAC 35 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Intramural Sports. GEORGE S. SILVA-Attendance 45 St. Patrick5 Commercial5 R.O.T.C. I5 Library I5 FRRAC I5 Commercial Club I. WILLIBRORD SILVA-Attendance I25 St. Patrick5 Scientific5 Honor Roll 45 Class Sec. I5 Sodality 3, Sec. I5 R.O.T.C. 25 Pep Club 25 FRRAC I5 Letterman's Club I5 Crusader 2, Co-Activity Ed. I5 ROY Siu Oratorv 25 Oahu Youth CounciI5 Jr. Prom Committee, Chairman5 Jr. Basketball I5 Track I5 Intramural Sports. ROBERT K. SING-Attendance 65 Holy Trinity5 CommerciaI5 Sodality I5 R.O.T.C. 25 Jr, Police 25 ERRAC I5 Commercial Club I5 Letterman's Club I5 Varsity Football 25 Jr. Football 25 Intramural ports. WALLACE Y. H. SOONG-Attendance 45 St. Augustine5 Scientific5 Sodality I5 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC S35 Biochephy I5 Camera Club I, Vice-Pres.5 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Rifle Club I5 Track I5 Intramural ports. RICHARD M. SUINN-Attendance 45 Star of the Sea5 Scientific5 Honor Rall 45 Class Vice-Pres. I5 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC I5 Camera Club I5 Crusader 2, Literary Ed. I, Photographer Ed. 25 Oratory 25 Whittlinq Club I5 Jr. Prom Committee5 Rifle Club I, CYRUS B. H. SUN-Attendance 45 Academic5 R.O.T.C. 25 Letterman's Club I5 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Cheer Leader 25 Intramural Sports. 1,17 ' f. Q .IAN U I 4 - Q Q 1 I -if lx E. X L I WALLACE Y. H. SOONG RICHARD M. SUINN CYRUS B. H. SUN 0 RAYMOND J TAM RICHARD H. TANAKA JOHN F. C. TANG SAMUEL K. TANIMURA KWOCK CHEW TONG L.. 1 3 GEORGE T- SHIROMA FREDERICK R. Sll-VA Groks: s. sii.vA WILLIBRORD SILVA nossnr lc. sms 'l IXxXR 35 .L... CARLTON SUTHERLAND MOSES H. TAKASAKI TATSUO TAKI FRANK L. TORRES CARLTON SUTHERLAND-Attendance 25 Post ChapeI5 Academic5 Class Sec. I5 R.O.T.C. 3, 2nd Lt.: Letterman's Club 25 Swimming 25 Intramural Sports. gAOStES H. TAKASAKI-Attendance 65 St. Patrick5 Academicg R.O.T.C. 25 Jr. Baseball 25 Intramural por s. TATSUO TAKI-Attendance 25 Academic5 R.O.T,C. I5 Intramural Sports. RAYMOND J. TAM-Attendance 85 Scientific5 Honor Roll 35 Class Pres. I5 Sr. Div, Vice-Pres.- R.O.T.C. 25 Library I5 Band I5 Letterman's Club 35 Biochephy I5 Crusader I, Co-Sports Ed.f Orator 35 Jr. Prom Committee' Drum Cr Bu le Cor s 2' Varsit Baseball 25 Jr. Baseball 2' Y , Q P . Y Intramural Sports. I RICHARD H. TANAKA-Attendance 25 Commercial5 Honor Roll I5 Band I5 Intramural Sports. JOHN F. C. TANG-Attendance IO5 Our Lady of Peace5 Commercialg R,O.T.C. 25 FRRAC I5 Com- mercial Club I5 Biochephy I5 Camera Club I5 Hui O'Hawa1i 25 Whittling Club I5 Convert Class' Intramural Sports, SAMUEL K. TANIMURA-Attendance 95 Scientiflcg Class Sec. 25 R.O.T.C. 25 Band I5 Biochephy I5 Letterman's Club 35 Radio Club I5 Crusader I5 Oratory I5 Jr. Prom Committeeg Swimming 35 Intramural Sports. KWOCK CHEW TONG-Attendance 95 Commercialg Honor Roll 45 R.O.T.C. 25 Library I5 Pep Club I5 Camera Club I5 Intramural Sports. FRANK L. TORRES-Attendance l25 Star ot the Seag CommerciaI5 Class Pres. 25 Sodality 35 R.O,T.C. 7: FRRAC Ig Commercial Club I, Vice-Presg Letterman's Club l, Jr. Prom Committeeg Jr. Football 25 Football Manaaer Ig Intramural Sports. Vx x I i.Awn:Ncs K. w. TSW Seven heads are better than one. casa-r s. 1suswM' 5 in YEHARA U www 5- U 5 LUKO I RICHARD K- U aoBEY UBASA AI- ..,. -IYAU THEODORE Y' F' LAWRENCE K. W. TSEU-Attendance 85 Academicg Band 45 Biochephy I5 Camera Club l, Treas.5 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Rifle Club lg Intramural Sports. ROBERT 5. TSUSHIMA-Attendance 95 St. Anthor1y5 Scientific5 Honor Roll 45 Class Vice-Pres. 25 Sodality 35 R.O.T.C. 25 l.etterman's Club 3, Sec. I5 Biochephy I, Pres.5 Crusader 2, Business Manager I5 Oratory I5 Jr. Prom Committee5 Jr. Baseball I5 Varsity Baseball 35 Intramural Sports. I THEODORE Y. F. TYAU-Attendance 45 Our Lady of Peace5 Academicy Sodality 5 l R.O.T.C. 2, FRRAC 2, Lettermans Club l5 Camera Club I5 Hui O'l-lawaiu I5 Whlttling Club l5 Jr. Baseball 25 Intramural SDOrts. ROBERT UBASA-Attendance 45 St. Patrick5 Scientific5 Sodality 35 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC 35 Letterman's Club 35 Camera Club I5 Hui O'Hawaii I5 Swimming 35 Intramural Sports. RICHARD K. ULUKOU-Attendance 45 St. Stephen5 Academicg R.O.T,C. 3, lst Lt.5 FRRAC I5 Letterman's Club 35 Jr. Football I5 Golf 45 Intramural Sports. EDWIN S. UYEHARA-Attendance 35 St. Anthonyg Commercial, Honor Roll I' R.O.T.C. 25 Pep Club I5 Commercial Club I, Sec.5 Intramural Sports. sr LESLIE M. VICTOR-Attendance 85 Sacred Heartg Commercial5 Sodality I5 R,O.T.C 25 FRRAC I5 Commercial Club l5 Rifle Club lg Intramural Sports. RANDALL M. VICTORY-Attendance lg Scientific5 Honor Roll l5 lntramural Sports. 1 MERLIN L. WHITE-Attendance 45 Sf. Augustlneg GeneraI5 Sodality 25 R.O,T.C. 2 FRRAC l5 Letterman's Club 25 Whittling Club I5 Jr, Football I5 Intramural Sports. ALLAN K. L. WON-Attendance 65 St. Augustine5 Acaclemicj Class Pres. 35 Soph. Div, Pres,5 Sodality l5 R.O.T.C, 25 Jr. Police 25 Lettermar1's Club 35 Hui O'Hawaii l' Jr, Football 25 Jr. Basketball l5 Varsity Football l5 Intramural Sports. WALTER WON-Attendance 45 Our Lady of Peoce5 Commercialg Sodality l5 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC lg Commercial Club l5 Drum C1 Bugle Corps 25 Intramural Sports. WENDELL WON-Attendance l25 St. Augustine5 General5 Sodallty 25 R,O.T.C. 2 Band l5 Lettermon's Club 35 Jr, Basketball 25 Intramural Sports. LLAN K- M5 won wmv: MERLIN L- VQCTORY on Muon-L M' vlcv Lssui M- .4-4 ml fi g 't x Let's have a big smile, Billy. A 41' ly--J WALTER WON WENDE'-L wo N 'R ELMER D. F. WONG LAWRENCE W. K. WONG THEODORE C. T. WONG WALTER C. K. WONG In RONALD H. N. YEE ALBERT S. N. YOUNG HARRIS W. S. YOUNG JAMES B. H. YOUNG 70 ELMER D. F. WONG-Attendance 45 Scientific5 Honor Roll I5 R.O.T.C. 3, lst Lt.5 Biochephy I Camera Club I5 Crusader I5 Intramural Sports. LAWRENCE W. K. WONG-Attendance 65 St. Theresa5 Commercialg Honor Roll I5 Class Vice- Pres. I5 Sodality 3, Sec. I5 R.O.T.C. 25 Commercial Club I5 Whittling Club I5 Convert Classg Intramural Sports. THEODORE C. T. WONG-Attendance 65 Scientific5 Sodality I5 R.O.T.C. 25 FRRAC I5 Hui O'Hawail 35 Intramural Sports. WALTER C. K. WONG-Attendance 65 St. Theresa5 Academic5 Class Sec. I5 Sodality I5 R.O.T.C ' Letterman's Club I5 Track I5 Intramural Sports. .2, WILLIAM H. YANO-Attendance 65 St. Anthony5 Commercial5 Class Treas. I5 Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. 25 Commercial Club I, Treas.5 Letterman's Club 25 Varsity Football 25 Swimming 25 Intramural Sports. DONALD H. N. YEE-Attendance 45 CommerciaI5 Collegian 4, Alumni Ed, I5 R.O.T.C. 25 Library 'I5 Commercial Club I5 Camera Club I5 Drum C1 Buqle Corps 2. RONALD H. N. YEE-Attendance 45 CommerciaI5 Collegian 4, Business Manager I5 Band 35 Commercial Club I5 Camera Club I5 Intramural Sports. ALBERT S. N. YOUNG-Attendance 85 Scientific5 Honor Roll I5 R.O.T.C. I5 Pep Club I5 Letter- man's Club 35 Biochephy I5 Crusader I, Co-Sports Ed,5 Whittling Club I5 Jr, Baseball I5 Intramural Sports. HARRIS W. S. YOUNG-Attendance 35 St. Theresag CommercioI5 Sodality 25 R.O.T.C. 25 Com- mercial Club I5 Intramural Sports. JAMES B. H. YOUNG-Attendance 35 St. Theresa5 Scientnfic5 Honor Roll 45 Class Treas. 25 Sodality 35 RO.T.C. 25 Biochephv I5 Crusader I, Sr, Ed.5 Oratory Ig Intramural Sports. I38 WILLIAM H YANO KENNETH G YOUNG SZ xXx xx JVC - XXX 4, .-f C nj jx 'Y I' ,, Y 1- , L4 I' 'VIII If K, filxxw 'X C: Nw ?1i-I- lmerflor Q at ful.-klis E, ,. To dismantle the sight, you .... KENNETH G. YOUNG-Attendance 45 St. Patrnckg Academlcg Sodoluty 2g R.O.T.C. 3, Znd Lt.g Band lg Pep Club 2g Crusader lg Hun O'Hawan 2g Lettermarvs Club lg Rlfle Club 25 Jr. Prom Cnmmutteez Drum C1 Bualv Corps lg Intramural Sports, MICHAEL H. C. YOUNG-Attendance 4g Our Lady of Peaceg Commerclal, Sodalnty lg R.O.T.C. 2g FRRAC lg Commerclol Club lg Camera Club lg Whuttling Club lg Track lg Intramural Sports, RONALD YOUNG-Attendance 4g St. Patrnckg Academlcg R.O.T.C, 2, FRRAC lg Letterman's Club lg Track lj Intramural Sports. HERBERT B. K. YUEN-Attendance 6g St. Patrickg Sctentlflcg Sodaltty lg R.O.T,C. 2g FRRAC 2g Hur O'Hawari Ig Intramural Sports. LAWRENCE K. Y. K. YUEN-Attendance 6g St. Theresaj Academlcg R.O.T.C. 2g FRRAC lg Hun O'Hawali lg Intramural Sports. REYNOLD Y. H. ZANE-Attendance Sg St. Patrickg Sclentlfucg Sodolnty lg R.O,T,C. 2g FRRAC lg Intramural Sports. lV' RONALD YOUNG HERBERT B K YUEN LAWRENCE K. Y. K. YUEN REYNOLD Y H ZANE 1 I Sascha? 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