St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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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

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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

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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'