St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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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

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. 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