St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1953 volume:

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',.p 'f 'lh. t,-' 'flea' Of the many pernods an a person s lute that In whnch he changes from a youth to a mature lUdIVIdU6l rs one ofthe most nmportant During thus phase which begms un hxgh schoo all that he sees hears feels and accom plnshes leaves an Impression that wxll become part of hls personallty All the study and worrying about asslgnments the punctualnty demanded for classes the responscblllty of leadershup ln ROTC sports and classes the etiquette requured durnng club or group meetungs may seem tru vlal un school Yet all these nncldents demandung as they are play Important parts In late and build charac ter vvhach lS strong and true These expernences serve Y in .J as a tralnung tleld for better lavnng As one conquers the problems of youth the more fully wull he be prepared for lufe In this entangled world Thus when a student learns to relorce ln fame and glory and to be humble ln defeat he has prepared team and we have gained the fnendshnp of many The fruuts of our work are sown over the campus and com munaty and we are proud We are proud of our Brothers who have taught us and we are thankful for the ways nn which we have learned Forever shall we cherlsh the spnrut and glory of our ALMA MATER SAINT LOUIS COLLEGE 5... 4' Win, Www.. MW.. T . f' ' wr 5 Q? 6 Q , X7 A A , 'tr' , 4' if 1' U well. We have struggled, laughed, and cheered as a I , A ff M , I 1 I , J l Mosi Reveren xce ency CZWTQS qLUQQ7fZC2y D D YQ E X4 RN? ax K Menon FID LIS X- Reuerencf folm H McD0nafcf SM. Superintendent of Catholic Schools 1 tops lfcssage My dear Graduates In choosung your Alma Mater song as the theme for your school annual the Crusadeu I feel that the last two lunes of thus song should eputomuze your feelungs toward Saunt Louus College For loyalty to ones Alma Mater us a most laudable d sposutuon at a tume when so many both young and old have taken the road of least resustance un beung dusloyal to God and coun ry Many men are shocked at the sugns of dusrespect shown to God and whuch unhappuly are so dustressungly obvuous un Hawauu Neu today Look how Catholucs act when muxed up un a polutucal party or clumbung the lacuder of socual lufe and you wull see at once conduct whuch umplucutly at least supposes that God us very well un Hus own place and that to untrude Hum and reluguous considerations whuch have to do wuth Hum unto the dauly lufe of our people us euther umpertunence or narrow mundedness There are among us so called broad munded unduvuduals who are retucent on certaun doctrunes when these doctrunes unterfere wuth theur polutucal or socual lufe They even go so far as to approve by theur actuons false vuews erroneous opunuons and heretucal teachungs To gaun others unto the fold we must make some con cessuons we are told Thus us a most seruous and dangerous mustake Let me deeply umpress upon your hearts that there us nothung small or negluguble un our Fauth Euther all us duvune or nothung us duvune Never can the Church teach even the least doctrune that us not of Chrust Therefore ut behooves a graduate of a Catholuc school to be loyal to hus God flrm un hus fauth and have the courage of hus convuctuons Possessung then these qualutues the young graduate cannot help but be a loyal alumnus of hus Alma Mater Loyalty to the hugh udeals umparted to you un Saunt Louus College wull be answered by loyalty to you when you go forth from her portals to take your places un the hugh callung of the pruesthood or un law meducune or busuness You have been enruched wuth a wealth of knowl dge umparted to you by men conse crated to God and Hus Blessed Mother Theur only aum down through the years ha been to brung you unto closer contact wuth that whuch would make you better cutuzens un your communuty The years whuch l e ahead wull prove to your parents and teachers how much you have benefited by the Catholuc educatuon you have receuved However no one may deny that your Alma Mater has struven to form cutuzens capable of beung our future leaders un Hawauu From the depths of my heart l pray God to strengthen and uncreas Saunt Louus College un numbers and un spurut and to prosper all that she represents un the vast fleld of educatuon The educatuon that prepares young men for lufe here and here after that guudes them along the temporal and materual paths of thus world and finally leads them to the gates of Paraduse May each one of you then put unto practuce the words of your Alma Mater And He Who guudes our destunues our hearts keep true to you so that un fulf ll ung them you cannot help but be loyal to God and to your Alma Mater Bestowung upon each of you my epuscopal bles :ng I remaun Fauthfully yours un Chrust James J Sweeney Bushoo of Honolulu . 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Q. -' 1 1 u Dealiccz fiom W Mrs Anna Murakl In thus world of ours beauty exnsts In multiple forms But there ns one beauty which we will never torget No matter where we are or where Muraku Ever smce she has been with us she has lovungly opened her heart to the students and shared wnth them her love consolatuon and gundance so much so that she IS a mother to us all Her afhllatlon with the students has caused her to partake of their loys and pleasures thelr trials and trlbulatlons Her charming ways are an antidote for anyone In dlstress and her radnant smule makes one teel welcome and wanted Her never turing splrlt of lending a helping hand and her klnd unselflsh thoughts are responslble for her popularnty wlth the students And so rt as that we the Class of 53 wnth deep and snncere regret bld a fond Aloha to her whose numerous and laudable deeds shall go untorgotten an the minds and hearts of those she knew loved and served so well And at rs In remembrance and gratusty that the Seruors of 53 proudly dedu cate thus Crusader to Mrs Murakn J W i , 5 ws ffl, 5 X 'X ULN xi Lf l W lA' QV 'J' ,L tt' LM br . y 'NI . , . ad, svn we go, long shall we remember the beautiful character ot Mrs. Anna ' 7 . 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I I 1 x'fG11 of Ha wa if lil-Jamlv Benlamin Alvarado George Balmo ,ff KZ' Alfred Akau And the boys came marching home' From the Battlefield of War to the Battlefield of Learning returned these staunch Crusaders For a while they had been away from their Alma Mater fighting that the nation of Korea might long enloy the freedoms of a democratic na ion They left nation might not crumble under the powerful blow of the sickle and ham mer Now after two years these gallant soldiers leave behind them the bloody fields of hate the guns and tanks which either spit fire and death or remain silent forever the indispensable ships and planes the blood thirsty cries of the enemy Their new weapon against the enemy is a firm American education for which they have returned to Kalaepohaku And in the years to come as they leave these stolid halls their education and the memory of Korea shall push them forward to their goal a free world under God To these men of peace and to all others who in future years shall loin their ranks go our prayers and wishes for the best of luck They are the men of tomorrow' They are the men who will bring peace and God back to our confused war weary world' is fljfxfl lj! if . . . t. . their homes, their loved ones and all they cherished so that an unknown - , I I . . 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I - u f glltlllz S953 es. ...fc wen y jf? ..fli,y ' Our faculty the tlreless Brothers of Mary who have always shown us the path to perfect happiness are Indeed worthy of pralse They have brought us forth from the shadows of Ignorance to the lnght of wnsdom and knowledge From these men we have gamed nmmeasurably and we wall forever chernsh our Chrrsttan expernences ln our remmnscence of lnfe we shall ever remember the laughter In thelr eyes the prayers on thenr laps and In thelr hearts the fervour of thetr fruendshrp Mere satnsfactnon ns thear salary sattsfactlon that comes when they realtze they have furnushed us wtth attributes money cannot buy They devote thelr ltves Ilh Het as Y , f t, acu fy .. to Implant the omnupresence of God unto our hearts and minds to prepare us for obstacles vvhnch wall appear later In our llves to brung our nmfnortal souls to God As graduation becomes a reality we the class of nineteen hundred and fifty three leave you with a con sclousness of the spmt and courage you have :mparted to us Our red and blue graduatlorw lens wall ever evoke memorles of our school and teachers We wull remam loyal cmzens of both Church and State for Samt Louls College Wnth Her Nobe Alm has fully accomplnshed her subllme task the modeling and perfecting of com pletely Christian gentlemen 6 ,a-au... at-pe:r 9 -1' 7' if M7 'A Y: 'iff mf' 4313, V 5' J ii: s, . K I I surf ' if spit I ,, ... - ,Ss , g.1,L ,,. M - . V-,1 V 743 T, ' ' H , 4 T 'Tis l' M ' Q ' I 1 ' y ' or fl 2 - diy , AY ' gftgiifilf' V ' ee J' 1. l 1 4, Q 52, i 9 , L 1 ' 1 ' W A 'E . I . . , ' ' I . :I ' . . I I ,. . - , . - W x , . . ,, . . 'I . , . ,, . 4 . I . . - 1 A T it A. s .W if s , fa 'Y 1 . I N . 4 . Brother Hern1an Get' er 'HQ Prmupa 0 f Louis Co ege -ffyv My dear Sensors On each 170 odd days durung the past two three four or more years you have found yourselves slowly maktng your way up the slopes of Kalaepohaku to drank at the fountam of knowledge The days were filled mth memorles some pleasant some perhaps not so pleasant but memortes that wu'l keep returning as the days follow tn that rapud succession called life For you, the way to school has been well marked marked by the wade avenue of approach to Larknn, Nuuanu and Ahunmanu terraces avenues over whuch you traced your steps dauly to the various classrooms where you once sat lt was upon thus rugged slope that the Noble Arm of Saunt Louns College was unfolded as the gentle trade wunds unfurled the Red and Blue banners, a symbol of your Courage and Loyalty rn realnznng your noble arm It was here, vou learned that your way un llfe IS well marked, that your lnfe wall lukewuse be a constant, a steady struvnng ever upward, ever toward that whnch ns nobler as the poet Longfellow so well points out rn his poem Excelsior And as you follow on your way through lufe, let the noble atm of SLC contunue to come to your Memory and strnve to be Faithful to be God fearing, a God lovlng Chrlstuan Gentle man Place your total trust and confidence In our Blessed Savuor, ever and anon Invoke our Mother and our Queen and She wlll Indeed keep your hearts true to Hum, Who guides our destumes l wash you, my dear Sensors, God's blessings and the help of our blessed Mother Mary on your devious ways through ltfe Herman J Gerber, S M 'Qi A X wraps: W . , .i A ' ' 'fi' '?'r. S ' f , l ,tflfi I lt 55253 ,fx I fm' V. an . Q 1 I I If f, . f ' V l- . . , 1 . xr' ' ' ' I I I y . . W- ' I 1 1 . S . 95' BROTHER LEO SCHAEFER, S.M. Principal of Grade Department Eighth Grade J.P.O. Advisor MRS. ANNA MURAKI Office Secretary 1-0 I , 1 elf ff , ,si 1'XLi!'77l17lSfrL7flL717 BROTHER CHARLES LEONARD SM Vice Principal BROTHER WILLIAM ANTONETTE, S.M. Business Manager 'fi BROTHER JOHN ZIMMERMANN SM Treasurer BROTHER LEONARD CHANG, S.M. Secretary to Treasurer REVEREND LEO UHT S.M. Chaplain Sodality Director Convert Class Religion IV French ll CAPTAIN WILLIAM GREIG Director of R.O.T.C. M.S. Ill L peclaf De ILClflOl2 ,.,.f-N BROTHER LAWRENCE Pl.ANTHOlT BROTHER RICHARD CARTER CJ7 anal bffvet zz 71 aes The celebrataon of ones blrthday occurs annually In a persons llfe span but lubulatlon over htgher achmevements In ltfe IS rare Thus year tt guves us great pleasure to have wnth us two well known Brothers of Mary commemoratung dcstnngurshed rnu estones ID the Socuety Thelr yesterdays are merltornous of much pralse Brotner Lawrence Plantholt SM of Baltnrnore Maryland ce'ebrate has Faftueth Anmversary or Golden Jubulee as a Brother nn the Socuety of Mary He was born on May 8 1886 and at the age of seventeen made has first professron on August 30 1903 Follovtlng his graduatuon from the Unnversuty of Dayton Ohio he taught at Chucago Plttsburgh Dayton Rutheford Hllo and Honolulu Upon his arrival ID Honolulu In 1915, he tutored at SLC untll 1929, whereupon he was transferred to St Mary's School rn Hnlo to ofhclate as the pruncupal from 1929 to 1933, then agann from 1937 to 1941, whereafter he remalned at St Louns College Brother Lawrence can truthfully boast of the fact that he IS a genuune kamaanna, for, out of the f1fty years he has been In the socnety, he has spent thlrty seven of them In the Islands, of which twenty seven years were at St Louus College Our second honored lubularnan, Brother Rnchard Carter, S M , ns also a kamaalna, In fact, he was born tn Honolulu Hts date of btrth ns Aprul 13, 1906, and hrs f1rstprcf'1ssnon was made on August 15, 1928 Graduatnng from St Louls College tn 1925, then from the University of Dayton, he has conducted classes In Pittsburgh, Dayton, Baltimore, Clnclnnatl, Brooklyn, Wailuku, Hilo, and Hono lulu During the years 1940, '41, '42, he served as advusor for the Crusader Presently, he IS kept very busy supervnsnng the hugh school bookstore He IS celebratnng has twenty f1fth, or silver annuversary lt IS to these lubnlaruans that we make a specnal dedlcatlon of this book for theur long years of teachung and for the guidance they have gnven us and those before us. . . . I 1 Hi Q s ' , 'W 1 'W . ' . L I ' L I . I ' I l .I . I I I S . . . . I , - , , I I ' 1 I I I I I I I x K nv ff-IW. as lx 'On 111 ff QB..-fl' 9 fx. ,z BROTHER OLIVER AIU, S. M. Homeroom IQE Bookkeeping ll Business English I Consumer Economics Sodality Moderator Hui O Hawaii Employment Service Commercial Club BROTHER RICHARD CARTER, S. M. Homeroom 12C Social Studies Civics General Business Bookstore BROTHER HENRY BROTHER FRANCIS BROTHER RICHARD BENTZINGER, S. M. BERBACH, S. M. BRITTON, S. M. Algebra I Archivist Homeroom IIC Athletic Director Religion lll English lll Crusader MfSGT. WENDELL English Dept. CHeadJ ARMOUR Glee Club R. O. T. C. Junior Police Ushers I, Il fy v As seniors preparing to graduate we begin to realize the im- portant part that the Brothers of Mary have played in our lives. They have striven to mold us into strong Christians and have given us a solid religious foundation. They have labored to instill within us the fundamentals with which we can shape our future careers. Their tireless efforts to assist us in our quest for happiness have implanted within many students firmer resolutions to attain desir- able goals. Countless times have they solved our personal pro- BROTHER CLARENCE CHEW, S. M. Homeroom 9G BROTHER EORG General Math BROTHER CHARLES BROTHER JOSEPH DAUER, S. M. Algebra I CUMMINGSMITH, DANGEL, S. M. Religion I Business Math S. M. English II Typing I Jr. Baseball Librarian Intramurals Infirmary IOG Homeroom IIB igion II Plane Geometry Algebra II German I Assistant Athletic Director blems, guiding us faithfully to meet the difficulties of life. They have initiated our development into successful, self respecting, reliable Christians. Words cannot express our gratitude for the valuable assistance which the Brothers have so generously given us. We cannot help but marvel at these men for their great sacrifices to give more glory to God, and for their efforts to teach us how to do the same. Indeed, the aim of Saint Louis College is a noble one. MR ROBERT HAYES Homeroom IOA English II Speech Festival BROTHER PHILIP BROTHER AUGUSTINE BROTHER HAROLD FRUEHWIRTH, S. M. FURUMOTO, S. M. HAMMOND S M Homeroom 9B Homeroom l2A Homeroom IID English I Physics American History Reading I Algebra Il Study Methods World History Biochephy Club Guidance Department Bookstore Swimming Team Junior Advisor tl 7,','!b' CHARLES BROTHER RAYMOND BROTHER HERMAN MR ANSELMO BROTHER BERNARD S. M. DOTZLER, S M. FIEN, S. M. FONTILLAS FOSTER S M BROTHER ROLAND BROTHER ADRIAN BROTHER ANTHONY BROTHER HINGER, S. M. KEOHO, S. M. KOENIG, S.M. KRETCHMER, S. Algebra Il Printer Freshmen Instructor Band Assistant Chemistry .iii Ov - ,iff s. M. MR. FRANCIS LAU Homeroom IIG Wood Shop III, IV 3 Shop Math Ill f sly, X , H SS. I . 2 I Mfscr. Amon: MARTINES R. O. T. C. Rifle Team BROTHER SAMUEL LUM, S. M. Homeroom IOD English l, Il Remedial Reading Band Glee Club BROTHER EDWARD MAUSHART, S. M. Homeroom IIF Religion Ill Bookkeeping I Business Math Sodality Moderator PAGE 19 C-1-9 BROTHER EUGENE MERKEL, S. M. BROTHER BERNARD ROSE, S. M. Homeroom IIA Chemistry Solid Geometry Trigonometry Junior Basketball ' K W C POZ! BROTHER ROBERT NUNES, S. M. Homeroom IOB Religion II World History Sodality Moderator 62 BROTHER GEORGE RUBY, S. M. Homeroom 9C Algebra I Study Methods Pep Club Guidance Department Program Director fun 91 V 'Fwd 20 N BROTHER LAWRENCE SANDMAN, S M. Horneroom IQD , Spanish I JI, , , BROTHER GEORGE SATINK, S. M. Telephone Exchange Horneroom IOE ' Religion II Socuology Biology Il Colleg' W Junior Football en E' acu iq BROTHER ERNEST SILVA S M Rosary Club MfSGT ROBERT UNRUH O Supply Sergeant Aclmnmstratson MR MARIO VALDASTRI En :sh III BROTHER DOUGLAS BROTHER ROBERT Football Coach VASPER S M WADE S M Freshmen Basketball Masntenance Maintenance BROTHER JOHN BROTHER JAMES SAYER, S. M. SCHOENDORF, S M X BROTHER NICHOLAS WALDECK S M Mechanlcal Drawing . lol' 1' . S W, I lf' fx l , , , 0 : I R. .T. C. f', I W . . . E yt, W A . A QI' -f A I 5' ff ii? L....f BROTHER BENEDICT BROTHER LOUIS BROTHER JOSEPH WENGLER S M WISGICKEL S M YAX S M Homeroom l2F Homeroom 9A Typmg World History Commercial Law Relngnon I Offnce Trammg Sodalnty Moderator Commerclal Club acu fy Q ,aw BROTHER CLAUDE BOULAY S M Grade 7 Dramatlcs Sodaluty Moderator BROTHER EMMANUEL HAAS S M Llbraruan BROTHER HENRY PROFESSOR ERIC HOLZER S M KAHL BROTHER MICHAEL BROTHER RICHARD Grade 5 Music Instructor REICH S M STAUBLE S M Athletics Orchestra Director Grade 6 Grade 4 ,J 5 ml: rf-X--.. Adi uf' 4,51 ' in 5, -'E DlQ? fs? Xe 2-E-U1 X Although the sensors are regarded as the cream of the crop behind these sulent walls exlsts a more Important malorlty wrthout which SLC could never be The unheralded Underclassmen belong to this group Ottentumes you may have heard them referred to as nondescrlpts and yet without the exrstence of such a group the hugh Ideals and standards of SLC could never be kept allve It IS the slncernty and zeal of these students which maintains St Louls an her proud and stately posse The departure of each sensor creates evudent breaches rect attentson If the laudable and charitable work ofthe Brothers of Mary as to contunue through the comrng years The Underclassmen are the only remedy nn such a predicament Eagerly and wlllzngly they assume , 22 fe .f 3. 2 f ff? Qi :,.,. ,.. J Pal ix -if ' 243 1 if ' xi F .tr Y ' 0 '5' l l ai J, D. ij W QT T 4' 'A 2' K T u M . H Q I I . . . I X . I . . V' X? 4' if, in the student bodyebreaches which necessitate dl- Qkff rf 'ETL - - - Ti M - 7 ll' l I A Y Q . T 1 'Q ' 414' 1' G F vxnx t 'A .f TYR jp nf f :'X czssmen F3 f the responsubnlutles wrlled to them by the graduating Crusaders Dalugently and perslstently they strive to out rank and out score therr predecessors In all theur studies actnvntles and sports The responsubnlrty to up hold the honor and prestige of their Alma Mater burdensome though at mnght be lres before them and oFFers them a challenge which they unhesntatmgly accept As we the Graduates take our tlnal bow we wlsh them all the best of luck In thenr remaining years at Kalaepohaku To them we wush God speed IH their studies so that one day soon they too may prove to the world that they are Indeed true sons and Crusaders of Salnt Louls College who proudly Proclanms the blessings of our fondest hope -qs' 41' JW W uzzfor DI.UI.SI.OW We, the graduating Seniors, while being proud of our not too distant commence- ment, sadly realize that we will soon be leaving behind the many friends and memories that we have come to cherish at Kalaepohaku. We feel certain, however, that the Class of '54, the present Juniors, will be trained and prepared, as we were, when they in turn enter their last year of high school. For the Juniors, it will not be too great a jump, not too great a change. The Brothers will seem the same, the Underclassmen will seem the same. The only change will be in the attitude of the Juniors towards school and lite in general. They must learn to view with a little more seriousness their work and pleasures. Their behavior should come to be that of cultured, Christian gentlemen. J efssp, L X . .R . if . . ., R b t - f- . fe yi. 't .g , William 'W ' Talinibto Q K fi D' Perry 7, Q L - f :sg 3 ,WWI if: Qluma J ll A'Jl 3 . R ' . , ff ' 'MQ s A i ' Harry ff s ,ju Q Theodore . Go ' - . 1 Searle ya , ' -' Mem ' ' K, 1 5 W. E V , 2 X bf R3 what ' JUNIOR A Bottom Row: B. Sheu, S. Matsu- yoshi, R. Au, D. Lee, H. Goya, G. Hilario, F. Yee, C. Lee. Second Row: W. Perry, E. Oldham, R Tam, S. Nakamura, H. Lee, C. ,N Niizawa, J. O'Brien. Third Row: R. Nunokawa, F. Ho, R. Frost, J. Tseu, C. Martin, R. Niimi, T. 0' 1 Araki. Fourth Row: E. Kitkow- ski, H. Kurita, A. Watanuki, R. Pacheco, C. Cavaco, D. Chong, D, Silva. Fifth Row: S. Poremba, M QMJ M. Vicens, T. Searle, F. Leong, L. Tai, Yonamine, R. Tsukamoto, C. Yee. Sixth Row: G. Wong, R. Taka- moto, S. Formes, F. Young, C. Kaimikaua, A. Ayers, R. Cal- laghan. . 1 W 'K 2 '35-z Edwin Kurata Vernon ,, sa 7 T2 5 inn 15157 'Wa 'Q ' 5. ox x 0' 0 QSQ.-ko fx-xiao. Q lv Q. ,go Sox- e v? Q' x 0 Q kb Q' Q' Qcebxxxoiv xo xo qos C 44 63 ca Q Q' V. Q Qc No 3 A zlszisez, o Q9 25 , .5 9.9 si 'N . I' rf, K' xx nf .- 4' 4 JUNIOR F Bottom Row: A. Lum, M. Mun, R. Akioka, M. Salve, E. Sakarnoto, E. Adlawan, S. Lampitoc, M. Mo- toda, Second Row: J. Gonzales, D. Chow, D. Osurman, C. Esti- amba, A. Murata, M. Ho, D. Nakama. Third Row: R. Fraine, A. Akau, R, Staszkow, P. Campos, I, Mau, J. Aarona, D. Kanae. Fourth Row: A, Asada, A. Lee, J. Bright, J. Tuttle, H. Kauhi, L. De Freitas, L. Kamalii. Fifth Row: N. Ho, G. Wong, J. Brown, J. Kinimaka, J. Freeby, M. Hardy, D. Chong. Ogden Samuel Cummings Saffery . , A ,.,f,k,,,, at .Q f x ' ' 0 ' lflf Q3 X . 52 . -V f : A ' . ' ...V , - 22.1 Q3 SSM ' 5 Qjifvh f.' I ' , 3. M . ,J ..,,. f 'X W Xgfv , D 1' ' . , . .y ps -:.,11-...g g x ' ,QQ-+2-.fr . . if J 9 . --. ,,, Q . .. in i 'W -- f'ef'f,' ' D' 1-arf' - ,N - --:xl -. ' - T - ,Wai ,lg V1 f? Homer Richard Gibbs De Ponte Slack, watch your hands! JUNIOR G Bottom Row: F, Ching, A. Keola A. Mina, P. Heu, R. Stark, S Matthews. Second Row: F. Raye mond, G. Paiva, H, Gibbs, D Poepoe, S. Saffery, F. Gouveia, E. Norwood. Third Row: W. Ai wohi, R. Vierra, R. De Ponte, A, De Rego, P. Schubert, G, Young O. Cummings. SLOIUIZOWIOTQ I U I S I O I7 ug, SOPHOMORE A Bottom Row: S. Yasumoto, A Fernandez, R. Bates, A. Kort F. Palea, K. Kirihara, H. Lum Second Row: F. Krefz, R. lchi mura. R. Nakayama, C. Yim, E. Ho, F. Barba, R. Kong, N. Wong. Third Row: L. Amaki, H. Furu- kawa, W. Hosokawa, S. Osada R. Caliboso, A. Lam, J. Wong Fourth Row: T. Repoyo, R. Shire kata, M. Fu, D, Caspino, J, Afong K. Chong, R. Ho. Fifth Row: Gi Cadinha, R. Fajardo, L. Camara R. Caires, R. Wafaoka, C, Won, R. Lin. Sixth Row: C. Freitas, C. Rapoza, D. Leong, A. Ng, H Fulikawa, W. Nobriga, H. Ching 28 I I f J, A. 'Rx NN' ' X' An outdoor concer! by Bro. Lum, Cash and carry. uhm LWVWQVY 35 5 i OV5f-T! Wha1's so interesfing X l i A fi SOPHOMORE F Bottom Row: M. Arquero, A. Lee, R. Keliikuli, D. Lee. Second Row: A. Chow, E. Mina, D. Hee, G. Bautista, R. Loo, M. Wong, O, Alrnarzu. Third Row: J. Custino, G. Rego, M. Lyons, R, lbarra, R. La Pierre, D. Young, C, Ho. Fourth Row: E. lnatsuka, W. Reeves, G. Mauliola, A. Young, G. lseri, A, Peralta, W, Young. Fifth Row: L, Medeiros, A. Nae- ole, T. De Mello, S, Kipu, J. Kriedler, V. Fo, R. Catala. Sixth Row: P. Kauahi, D, Farias, G. Phillips, J. Cambra, G. Gray, D. Kahaku, D, Chai. Missing: R. Moranha, D. Llacuna. l Q? - 'M S.. ' 1 l ,uv- SOPHOMORE G Bottom Row H Shimabukuro G Padayao Second Row A Cas tnllo K Matsumoto G Kntkow N Perry D Ignacio Third Row Ka am E Alvarado B Mann Amernno R. Nakoa, J. Marciel, . De Silva. Fourth Row: C, Kapowai, J De Guzman, H. Reeves, B. Freitas, , P resa, J. O nel as, H. n- kenship. Fifth Row: C. Hotten- dorf, W, Gauer, H, Mullaney, J, Sc midt, A. Yoshida, P. lhu, T. Moa. 31 lla 9 he BU XXUQ X d Luke Shoo an ltlxiftalo Bold and eager are the Freshmen who shared with us The fruits of school lite. The green Freshmen are green no more, forthe hardships of the initial year in high school have been overcome and the Frosh are well on their way to replace us behind the well-worn desks we so reluctantly leave. w' x en ' oor FY eshm HALOHAx Q5 'bee O . 3 S gy 699 55 - ' ' ' '71 fr, ' ,,:. . ' f' 1 N, lfiarlvfwafi-f. it x way? Xilx:-zgssyf . lllsxu xl: V 'hllll ! ull iff- 'Q l..lii 'C ll l.- 'sw lll gl FRESHMEN A Bottom Row: R. Chang, P. Kam L. Rocha, D. Kikuchi, W. Friel, F O'Brien. Second Row: D. Kawa moto, G. Lee, H. Ai Chang, L. Fu S. Miyashiro, R. Shimatsukasa, L Watari, N. Cordeiro. Third Row F. Takamoto, L. Young, A. Sasa da, F. Shiroma, V-Pres., D. lno uye, H. Mizushima. Fourth Row E. Lum, A, Medeiros, E. Gomez F. Goo, J. Yamaguchi, Pres., C Leong, A, Chong. Fifth Row: C Yamashiro, G, Chun, H. Lewis, J Cherubini, M. Morirnoto, G, Y Tang. Sixth Row: J. Worthing ton, J. Corboy, J. Cabrinha Treas., R. de Jong, H. Fong, C Chun, F. Guerrero, Sec. 'i 7' Q S 1 m e n s 'H Ro . d . Rlyhlrdk ROW: M. Wong fe D C sono econ W1 B wg OWIA, lal arfI ' Yam., . M I r Che C,,mpoCamf,,OSenezesl N- Takaokaika, Seq, T soft, 5, T. D. Asao' Ke,-,era ' L. Cha ' Quinn le, 'yr' , ar FRESHMEN C Bottom Row: P. Ng, R. Nerona, P. Canne, B. Wong. Second Row: C. Young, l. Liu, J. Gonzalez, W. Torres, E, Yuen, C. Gilleres. Third Row: R. Wong, Pres., C. Alvaro, V-Pres., L. Minarni, C. Tang, R. Nishimoto, E. Ogawa, W. Au. Fourth Row: P, Ah Nee, F. An- tone, H. Yarnasaki, V. Chock, S. Alcover, R. Lee. Fifth Row: R. Shibata, R. Kaya, N. Fukuda, L. Vierra, C. Tavares. Seventh Row D. Samia, G. Daguay, B. Perez Treas., A. Maclean, J. Barnett, D. Hino, Sec, R. Serrao. Faria, P. ltokazu, M. Mon, R. Lee. Sixth Row: A. Ching, D. Kawa- karni, H. Wong, C. Cabico, C. Junell fre. J , 3 , L P ng , I . - . F ' H- :sake Lee, p Yuyefhf, ,f'U' L. Ro' ,snags S.. o, ' B' C - OUNQ 'Newt d 9Ue ' K- M GOO, Pr lk ' V'Pfe hir, 1 D o S e g, - S 'L A f N, I 'fda 6 , H' lL h,onOd5, W ' Ching, Nong, LS' S' Carnal ,Qshiro lclvijor Si5.'hKiy6bUflgKE,oWnfl1Z, GA kaTre.gs., P P , , , aa -. er I? - S -. Q , , Owf R, G Undo. F. OUQMO W Won U ome lffh R, rr F 9. s, N- Joseplzw-. L Piurfh fJ, A 90. nder. The ensuing years will bring for this enthusiastic group, a hoard of obstacles which, we anticipate, they will overcome with distinguishing results. They will find example in the upperclassmen who are well on their way toward successful Christian goals. To the ninth graders, we tip our hats in humble expectation of a successful graduating class in l956. Good luck and Godspeed you on your way. T Bott om Row E Zvmbra J Akau W Cordearo W ll cumura VPres K Kam H Chung P L u Second Row E Chang C Chmg J Kalrnana R Aluag E Tanaka Trea R Yoshrmura L Rapoza Third Row W Landry C Kelukoa Pres Maa Sec M Urata A Souza N Lau Fourth Ro R Par R Abb Bottom Row C Lum Kee Pres G B Whne G Layosa W Nakata G ey T Reed V Hrpa T Hrapo G Young W Hurhur Gomes VPres R De Couto Treas M Ferrevra Sec Second Row K G H P Ab Th o Mau ear :rd Row G Brack W Cavaco R Rodragues R lge P Kalehua E Gahza E Kang Fourth Row C Wong M Tatarar T Paresa W Mann R T k ana a H Vm asa R Alesna Fzfth Row F Okuma L Macarsola W Mvranda E Hardy W Schubert Sl th R x ow C Hemrrch R Wilson A Hardy W Johnston M Ho W Kryabu N Chang Mrssmg E Krmrnaka R Carrerra 5 r , ' 1 , .L . , . 771 , f Q R' 3-I ,- ,- .,-- ,-.,.',.',.B. :. - ,- 1- ,- f 5-,- ' 1- .' :. ,. , .,K L f F . j 2 I x ' 1 Q l, , . 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'ful T L Lau cond Row H McCabe C Farm Bottom Row S Ng R oy res G Pacheco Sec R Texelra reas Nakamoto P Chong W Tam S Sakamoto J Santnago Thurd Row J Pregul E Lee D Mandac R Chong F Kahapea F Young R Monrz Fourth Row C Pokrpala L Campos G Souza M Sumao F Hekekra S Vuerra H Wong Frith Row J Dang F Adams P Hanohano A Shannon E Manzano S Dwrght R Paulmo Srxth Row R Hall P Gleason F Abreu M n L Bartels VPres H Hunter L Markham R Spahn J 'lhomerson J Long Souza G Kelan :ssl g d Row A Burgo Bottom Row C Lee E Malalus K Cho S Srlva Secon F Lyongs H Leong Thnrd Row A Santana S Palmyra A Josol S a Fernande E Chang T Furtado J Rawllns E Grllrs R Marchan H Smuth A Gomez R Nakea R Dannels Smyth Row H Hanohano Sec J Ku venth Row R DeCosta H Scanlan Pres R Dement R Judd F Santos -hx J Becera G Mansfleld M Fallau R Ga nel T Young F Ho R Vreura Fourth Row M Frith Row R Pohaku A Cluney T Palama Passas R Nahoopn R Marten R Sylvester VPres P Anae Treas - - - 7' l . 5' Q 'X fl , .ll S l J ' ., fi N- , 5 , Q ' ' A ant S B 4 f I1 l J X ' 'X ida- kh Q ' ,vig 1. ,..J,P'., . , ..,. ', .,. .Se :. ,, ',N. I l lk jx a 'X K , : MA. , t 1 A 1. A l .. , v ' ,' -1 Q. R s. -Yu J 1 J 2 14 1. z, , . ', . Y, . ' . :. , . , , , , 1 . b' I . , . . ' 1 . , . , , ,.lCe, . ,. , , , 1 , 1, . ,. ,. ',. ,. ,. A.' 1. ,. ,. , . ,, ,. ',,2 1. , ,R. ,, , Se 1, ,. , .,. ,. ,. ,- .,. , , 35 . 4 E emenfczry I irri- ... + 'fm .W L... 'N' A... ,, ,.,,,4M,V ' -ww A, f 4' f mf, sl ,, .,,,f.4-- ,s.L,,...... U - - Gradually tading away, the grade school is an interesting memory for many who recall that their basic knowledge was acquired here. Those who underwent Training here in the classrooms ot Henry Hall know that the interminable efforts ot the Brothers have proven to be not only worth while, but also indispensable. i 1 5 ,sf . Um-we GRADE SIX Bottom Row: H. DeMello, N. Wong F. Colburn, J. Costa, H. Alaau, E Rowan. Second Row: R. Young, F Ah Yat, R. Adler, R. Peters, M Morse, R. Luke, A. Aiwohi, M. Hong. Third Row: W. Weatherwar S. Lum, R. Urata, G. Lagrimas, J DeMello, K. Troche, T. Sing, D Stone, R. Ward. Fourth Row: H Manu, W. Reeves, E. Ayson, V. Luke, S. Kort, H. Sousa. W. Young C. Ano, R. Shinn. Fifth Row: W. Dods, R. Kwock, E. Kimura, A. Yee, W. Miyata, P. Akim, E. Trlful, C DeVeas, A. Mahiko. 38 f 1 -fi GRADE SEVEN Bottom Row: T. Wong, M. Young, J. Miyashiro, C. Uyeda, H. Janeiro, G. Gonsalves, L. Ditchen, A. Machado, L. Ku. Second Row: H. Souza, L. Coc- kett, C. Hutchison, B. Beneve- des, H. DeMello, D. Yim, M. Gonsalves, E. Wassman. Third Row: W. Ferreira, E. Tam, T. Ching, R. Pablo, F. Loo, C. Schu- bert, M. Miura, D. Ochiai. Fourth Row: M. Sweeney, S. Gouveia, K. Chang, N. Smythe, R. Wong, T. Freitas, G. Ching, W. Chang, A. Lee, G. Wong. Fifth Row: F. Abreu, F. Miyata, L. Neves, R. Santos, R. Miura, M. Victor, F. Pregil, D. Trial, W. Tom. Missing: F. Llvwis. e L ,. GRADE FIVE Bonom Row: W. Senfer, D. Aiwohi S. Brisserte, J. Anderson, A. Ontai Second Row: E. Aquiar, R. Dahlin P. Medeiros, W. Weatherwux, F Lee, D. Lopes, C. Hall, R. Judd R. Punohu. Third Row: L. Ichimura A. Troche, S. Tsugawa, V. Menezes W. Okada, V. Tom, F. Mau, H. Ano J. Young, W. Young. Fourth Row A. Rocha, P. Neves, G. Yuen, M Higgins, H, Todd, G. Yim, L. Lau S. Yuen, H. Smith, A. Tepedino Fifth Row: R. Morncau, N. Clement J. Manalo, W. Salcedo, J. Igarashi G. Wong, D. Smith, J. Oliveira, B Ahakuelo, G. Hao. if X , 'x ,.n:?::-IN- .4 C ll f- 5 ,qw Bt EU -f 'Q rl F' ,Ig his 'df ei .1- L 51 WSW Q! -vi le 4 P- fbonb. xfrcz Characterlzed by dynamic energy and restless power we students have we comed the extra curricular actuv ITISS The excitement and challenge of meeting newspaper deadlines provldnng popular music for the school prayrng the darly rosary are the danly lot of the youth who gives free hours to such actlvmes as the Colleguan Band and sodaluty Nothnng however that as gnven ns unreturned These actnvmes surely do not detract from the principles of educatlon but afford relief from the drudgery of school lessons fx iff' 1 :,. ,, l - : Z M, s ' ' 'gs l I K 0 ,a , l fit ... -131 Mn, 1 ' W . I . . I . c', , fm . . . . Q xfir 9' 'r' V r I A ,ill fy u - - ' '1 kakliqmf 'I ... g ' S ..' ' K . . . . '-A l 2' . . . X Q QS ' L7 Q5 - ' 1 I ' 1 1 Q ' 3 h A X f I a . . 1 - 1 r-'A 5' i' L J 3, . . . L.. I I ' f A .s I in N .g we 'iq . A L ,.i...,i A ::c f 2? f 'V liv in 4 llllll ,f ,.5Z',..q ..-:-- if H, ,R .,-- , Q 7 I 'l N. X N A , rs Hu- A ' X ,angry ' 1 J - 5 nfa 50 fo A ctr 7f7QS lnstead proflts In the form of responslblllty orngmal :ty lnmatuve leadershup and cooperatlon are accrued from partucnpatlon In these extra curricular endeavors Our surplus energy has reaped a threefold benetlt that IS splrltual Intellectual and physical Wnth these wholesome relaxatnons and expernences great rela tuonshlps are formed students are unlted faculty members become our frlends youth become men and St Louls College acquires staunch Chrlstlan Characters Thus actlvmes so characterustlc of the St Louls Crusaders manlfest And Herald the Praises of Our Glorlous Name I 9 VJ: F '5: Q' 'Y' 42191 W f Senior oola fify Q my l' , , tiff lt, v E . T53 ,Y , xiii? WW V. ligated? is. . :S 1 ,ff il yi fl Q iff u E rg ,l xl A A D A A The Senior Sodality oFficers: Prefect Donald Camdec Vice-Prefect Albert Lum, Secretary Thomas Lau Treas urer, Ernest Lee. Led by their capable prefect, Donald Caindec, and his efficient assistants, Albert Lum, Thomas Lau, and Ernest Lee, the senior sodality undertook many proiects during the year. The Catholic Herald Drive, and the sale of Christmas cards, were two of the many proiects sponsored by the seniors. Meeting semi-monthly on Wednesdays, the forty-six sodalists discussed many topics concerning their themes, Parish life , and To God through Mary and Her Sodality. With Moderator Brother Oliver Aiu leading the way, the Senior Sodality began to instill in the school a spirit of enthusiasm towards Mary. Guest speaker, Father Metzner, explains the Seniors attending Ash Wednesday Services. Holy Name Sodality to the Seniors. f ,fdmvmac 4 . ..,.i,-,.q..r..w.:.,. , . E 3 frail-A x,,l Juniors at Rosary and Benediction The Junior Sodality, consisting of fifty members, was led by Prefect Ronald Pacheco, and his assistants, Paul Won, Esidro Adlawan, and David Yoro. Holding their meetings in Bertram Hall basement, the Junior Sodalists took part in a number of activities throughout the year, among which were the toy drive and Catholic Press Month Poster Contest. Under the capable direction of Bro. Edward Maushart, the iunior sodality progressed notably during the year. The Junior sodalists will soon receive the happy burden of spreading filial piety to the Blessed Virgin Mary, when they take the places of the departing Seniors. Prefect Pacheco conducting a lively discussion qomore SO ao? T ff Q4 v f f I jf i 19 'Q Q i I 'l K if at r r Us F,L ,Q s .1 at a Jkt . y or f , . V .. , J lf' ' I 1 Sophomore Officers, Bottom: Treasurer C. Kane and Secretary D. Kam. Top: Prefect P. Ornellas and Vice-President R. Marciel. sv gf. Sophomore sodalists perusing religious pamphlets. Buzz. There goes the buzzer ending the seventh period of the special sodality schedule. A number of sophomores hustle to their lockers, deposit their books and with celerity are on their way to their respective meeting places. One group is headed by the Prefect Joseph Ornellas and the other by the Vice-Prefect Robert Marciel. The Sophomore sodality held Rosary devotions and attended Mass in the Chapel. In effect, these actions reflect the ambition, devo- tion and good will of the sodality, Moderators of the sophomore sodality, Brothers Robert Nunes and Bernard Medeiros, rendered guidance and assistance whenever needed. 'W i Sophomores fulfilling Mary's wish. Let George answer it. ,I rs fa Slqme n Freshmen recite the promises of a sodalist. During the last period on every other Wednesday, a stranger on the S.L.C. campus can see the various groups of freshmen scurrying to the different classrooms set aside for their Sodality meetings. These young men group together, purposing to follow the virtues of their patroness, thei Blessed Virgin Mary. Besides trying to better themselves as individuals, the sodalists strive for the betterment of the: school as a whole. This they do by giving good example. All activities are under the careful surveillance of the fresh- men sodality moderators, Brothers Joseph Yax and Francis Nakagawa, who figure prominently in providing a sound foundation on which the character of their charges is built. Freshmen officers of group A, Kneeling: G. Pacheco and R. Hino. Standing: V. Chock, P. Ng, and R. Aluag. 'Ly ff j fi-63 tn' Don't be amazed! All. xx illlll llw U X V I F - M, ,A K ' x 'f Freshmen officers of group B, Kneeling: E. Gomez and G. Chun. Standing: L. Young, and F. Guerrero. 45 fiat f l fb Zz, li l - .Mft 'Y-fy -i. 3 -ssffesifn ' ,f L 1Z7l'Cl Ty Study, study and more study, that seems to be the motto of Saint Louis College. But the Crusaders sur- vive, and that fact can largely be attributed to our helpful and efficient library staff. Under the management of Brother Charles Cum- mingsmith the staff represents the most indespensible aid to any student. The duties of the staff are many, but with workers like, G. Paresa, G. Yap, W. Chee, J. Lendio, J. Kau, R. Burns, R. Young, A. Kort, V. Tom, L. Medeiros, V. Frei- tas, H. Wong, there is no doubt why our house of knowledge is kept so orderly and efficient. Wong sees books all day. He smiles? S ,ffw-ff x H' , M, - The hard working staff members pose for a family shot Sammy, repeat that last line. Depart, and never come back. 3. Practice makes perfect! Cfce ms of Today Rated among the best, our capable partici- pants, displayed their speaking talents at the fourth annual Pacific Speech Festival at the University of Hawaii on March 27. Tutored by Mr. Robert Hayes, the forty-one orators from Ka- laepohaku entered six categories, interpretative reading, panel discussion, demonstration speak- ing, impersonation, story telling and radio acting. Ciceros of Kalaepohaku Eliminate this last paragraph i i l l I s , 1 V. 4 i 1 l l , i . I I if ' 1f ! N M fi i' A A, M il Fl .L .1 1 sw' J, l . , I :Bk 1 if Y T yn V' ff 1 gt i . i ' i. .. V gi fi . , .. . . .456 V. Q tv if. ' 395 1 ' ' - W' f-', QW' if' PTG Officers: Sitting left to right: Mrs. Hazel Lum, Brother Herman Gerber, Mr. Bill Crawford, Mrs. Elizabeth Aiwohi. Standing: Peter A Gomes, Sr. and John Horner. Um' Parent-Teaclzer Gu After an initial year of trials and tribulations, the St. Louis Parent-Teacher Guild has achieved a prominent rank in the history of St. Louis College. With a successful start, the PTG endeavored to reach greater achievements. This year they have surpassed any previous records by acting as the brains behind our past carnival which captured the limelight in '53. During the scholastic year, they at- tracted attention with their colorful Aloha Week pageantry, a delightful Christmas party and the never-to-be forgotten carnival, As the second chapter closes for the PTG, it anticipates a brighter and more glorious future in which to serve the family at St. Louis College. 'I' ka Man's Respect for Man . . . The core of Freedom , says Dr. William Shimer. Z x.i'fL2i ls that really my Daddy? They really met doom And there's my Mommy. sf Y iii l affif Louis Striving for better quality rather than quantity, the St. Louis Collegian, the fourth estate of Kalaepohaku, has surpassed it's former standards to become an out- standing iournalistic publication. Under the capable editorship of Richard Miyao, the Collegiens adiusted themselves to their new location and new Advisor, Brother Law- rence Sandman, and in a few short weeks the first copy of the 5. un. 4 .dl-in ' ' .cf-I fi' -15 'U' 'Y 1 :Ev 'ft -'I'-E -wr S-1 'see gg' 'yuh '3 r-15 'ul' 'N Qs' . '52-'53 Collegian came ripping of the presses. Richard Miyao Editor-in-Chief Robert Konlshi Feature Editor Much credit is due to their New Look , more pictures and less Ads. When the fourth estate changed hands in January, new blood and inspiration strolled in. Harry Goya took the editor- ship from Dick and ordered the is presses rolling to give the school his ideas. Albert Perez, assistant editor gave Francis Wong his reins, while the remaining sen- iors bowed out. Donald Calndec 1 ff Stanley Wong t Photography Editor Assistant Business Manager Nicholas Kane Assistant Sport Editor Junior Staff: First row, left to right: Gregory Palea, Paul Won, Vernon Tom, James Perry, Allan Yin, Francis Wong. Second row: Edgar Ho, Wallace Ching, Ronald Martin, Fred Uyeda, Creigh- ton Richard, Joseph Kau, George Kitkowski. Collegian The sport department, the most popular section was efticiently engineered by Norman Suzuki, who at this time retired to the coming generation in the person of Allen Yin. With pictures playing an increasingly important role, Stanley Wong, senior shutterbug, lived up to every- one's expectations and also pass- ed his pack to iunior, Joseph Kau. Always with sparkling dollar signs in his eyes, but a politician at heart, Samuel Luke, a veteran Business Manager of 2 seasons explained tthe economic ropes to Wallace Ching. Other seniors who contributed an ' - 'WIP A ' I ga, , -7. mg- cv,,.. . . ' wiiik :.. . img, V ' A 'fqfx ' lx 9 sv I I 'K Qs.. 9 v fi .gif 'N i to the success ot the Collegian were Sportmen, Nick Kane and Carl Wiechertp Associate Editor Fred Lum, Assistant Business Manager Donald Caindec and Feature Editor Robert Konishi. Fred Lum I Carl Wiechert Assistant Sport Editor Ah! News at last. Norman Suzuki Sport Editor Albert Perez Managing Editor - I r. Associate Editor Samuel Luke Business Manager ix A wt Hu1'O' Hawa1'1' Early in the year a survey was Taken To discover The finest musical group in the land. Famous names like Johnny Almeida, Alfred Apaka, and even Johnny Noble were mentioned, but of all these, one group stood out af The Top of the list, The Hui O'Hawaii. The above would be the result, if the judges of such a survey were S.L.C. sfudenls. The slu- denf body is really proud of This fine organization which includes on its roster Gordon Lau, Joe Per- reira, James Kim Han, Fred Lum, B. Elvenia, Roger Keanu, Calvin Chun, and James Muraki. .W The boys carry their overgrown Ukulele home. Senior Riflemen-First row, left to right: C. Mercado, T. Welker. Second Junior Riflemen-First row, left to right: C. Martin, C. Lui, C. Cavaco, 'CWI 5- HBSGYBMB, K- TYGU- R. Nakayama, S. Osada. Second row: R. Callaghan, H. Kalauokalani, Sanford Haseyama ,gg xg -x in.. . g '- Kenneth Tyau Richard Cabrmha Roy Shi rakata R. Shirakata, R. Silva, D. Gau, W. Achiu. dk :A t 1 x l ff- r ii 5---. lfst Sgt. Antone Martines Riffery Boasting the return of five Senior lettermen, the Saint Louis College Rifle Team proceeded once again to a highly successful season. Under the excellent supervision and instruction of lfst Sgt. Antone Martines, S.L.C. rifiemen were soon considered EXPERTS . These sharpshooters have added untold fame and renown to Saint Louis College. aywg A-' 1 ,P , L Q ,A X! fetx, , Clifford Mercado 'TN- AWS is A ihdff .ml v f.. cg Theodore Welker , Qu, cr.: g Robert Callaghan Clifford Martin Raymond Haig 53 Nakayama Kalauokalanu WE R. O. T J. . A 31 A ' get H 5 .Q 5 lg ix Mai. Walter . A in M'SQl- Anfone Tymniak sf W .,,-'.. F Q A. Marilrtes . '.., M-Sgt. Robert M-Sgt. Wendell Unruh Armour 5'hf ?-d :A -A ..?t' 1 ' gh, E tl -...a ii in iif- -'1,v4P. ' T it M-'i- -'L-axxlf Ni' V 'J'-3-L 1'..:.,-.-cs' 5 C t - 'Ai-'fl L 4 -r f Watson and Cadet Colonel Duke Honorary Cadet Colonel Barbara Kahale 'a',fx LO 0 Leaders of our outstanding unit. Left to right, Top row: Capt. L. Perry Jr., Capt. G. Jardin, Capt. J. Schneider, Capt. T. Kawahigashi, Capt. S. Luke. Third row: Capt. J. Nakoa, Capt. C. Dods, Capt. M. Seki, Capt. C. Mercado, Capt. H. Rente, Capt. G. Perry. Second row: Mai. J. Catala, Lt. Col. A. lbarra, Mai. J. Dunn, Lt. Col. J. Cullen, Maj. P. Pacheco, Lt. Col. H. Cadinha, Mai. A. Perez. Front row: Mai. L. Jenkins, Col. D. Watson, Lt. Col. J. Aki. 5 ,Ny 1 I . .A , .9- xi, .Q A.. .if L...W ,L I L :YJ an-Q-422390, .auf -41 A 1 ...Q- HAIL TO OUR COLORS AND FLAG. In June, 1953, the receipt of Special Order 340 from Headquarters, United States Army, Pacific, confirmed the establishment of an unprecedented record of excellence by the ROTC cadets of this regiment. For the third consecutive year, the unit had won the Army's coveted Honor ROTC Unit award, which is presented annually to units which maintain the highest degree of military training and discipline. Now in its seventh year, the ROTC courses have become an integral part of the school's program to produce Christian gentlemen and better citizens, as well as men ready and trained to don the uniform of their country at any moment. QW v-M 3 ...qw The attractive sponsors of the St. Louis regiment: Left to right: Top row: Capt. V. Harriss, Capt. S. Adric, Capt. J. Kuna, Capt. I. Belober'k. Third row: Capt. J. Aotani, Capt. S. Rousseau, Capt. S. Dias, Capt. M. Macy, Capt. S. Fernandez, Capt. L. Higa. Second row: Mai. R. Scanlan, Lt. Col. L. Jose, Mai. J. Rickard, Lt. Col. F. Kukona, Mai. S. Cunha, Lt. Col. C. Schilling. Front row: Mai. O. Leong, Col. B. Kahale, Lt. Col. B. Shaw. 1 A .4 H -fu? ' is 'ff ffm t'fs'-new - sslivfs L13 X get Q., , ,sk 1 S Vsggg D ,sigh ati 6 , , . 4 lf' 5' l. i A M? , .2 if ::':..- ' ,, .I 0 V m?wN ?,,WAgwvm , .- -..W VM, ,. P -1 ROI C Benejqfs The ROTC training courses consist of Military Training and Procedure, First Aid, its application and ettectsg weapons, their usage and care, small unit tactics, their uses and advantages, and Military Policy ot the United States with respect to -il-v Ns. Bottoms-up in physical training. foreign political repercussions. These and many more lessons are inculcated in the cadets, to give them a well rounded military education. wp -s is E .h Attention! f e -' s 'R T. F in ,rl N 'f -- ' K Slaves at work. f 5 56 A A C . -Q mv--dll'-'tu 'f' bi K 1 gym' la- 25.1, Caalefs and Country The ROTC courses are not designed to produce seasoned soldiers. It is the aim of the ROTC department to foster an appreciation for constituted authority, and to provide training which will be of benefit to the cadet and his country, if and when he is called to serve the Colors. rjy Eyes right! Military band in review. Ml ,. The M-1 rifle, the soIdier's best friend! '- S' Jv- .LC The S. L. C. Band plays a vital role in and out ot school under the proficient direction of Bro. Samuel Lum and Mr. Anselmo Fontillas. The band has partici- pated in several school assemblies, sup- ported the football games and pep rallies, appeared at public concerts and assisted the R. O. T. C. ,J XX f 5 x mv flag' as 1 X ,Q x S 0 xx X Row l, left to right: K. Kim, R. Keliikuli, W. Paiva, M. Motoda, B. Yasui, T. Peresa. Row 2: D. Hee, C. Mizuta, A. Lee, M. Nakamura, D. Young, R. Kong. Row 3: N. Kane, L. R. Vierra, J. Inatsuka, W. Menita, M. Mon, G. Paiva, H. Lee. Row 4: H. Reeves, R. Soares, F. Uyeda, C. Freitas, J. Carillo, R. Andaya, A. Chee, R. Yama, A. Jacinth, D. Silva. BGHLJ So steady has been the increase in en- rollment and development of ability that this organization has been rated as one of the top school bands. Because of its splendid work we can be assured that the band will maintain the high standard it has set for itself in the years to come. X Row 1, left to right: C. Farin, F. Liu, S. Kupahu, R Crawford A Matsuda H Rodrigues C Farm G Wong Row 2 G Sato S Lum D. Lee, T. Tong, B. Amoi, G. Yoshida, W. Yokota Row 3 F Pang L Murakami K Chun K Sakamoto C Richards D Arita W Naka kura, C. Jardin. Row 4: H. Ching, C. Chun, F. Kamita R Caires G Wong C Yee C Kane B Fupoka J Brown A Padron B An Chang, E, Loo. With a mixed feeling of sorrow and pride, we bid farewell to these senior members of the band. With the termina- tion of school, these men will venture forth into the world as graduates of S. L. C. LLB With a helping hand and open arms we welcome these young enthusiasts into the band. To them we wish luck, happiness and success for the coming years. s , lllaesfros OfMZlSl.C -auf? Y 'H ,Q Q? . .. x i ,l .ii ,lil 5 IN s' 1 A S M Maestros of Music . This is the name we give to those music enthusiasts who are under the capable tutorship of Prof. Erich Kahl. Mere Words cannot express the appreci- ation these boys owe to the Professor. Under his guidance they have learned not only to play, but also to appreciate the art of music. Individual and group instructions in violin, cello, piano, chamber music, music theory and history were given. Piano students of Professor Kahl J'J'.l' .l'.l'.f',r lif- Q 'Q Senior viollnists Senior pianist Hb OO Ju No ffl' . 5 L I' wa ,f Editor-in-Chief Crusader Advisor Associate Editor Edward Lau Bro. Richard Britton Donald Caindec We Proucffy Present file Assembling our volume of cherished recollections was indeed a privilege for the Crusader Staff. The many long hours of difficult and exacting work spent after classes clearly attests to the quality of our work. The prized Literary Medal- lion is the acknowledgment of our superb workmanship in the production of the annual. Senior Editor Senior Editor Faculty Editor Underclassmen Editor Ernest Lee Richard Inafuku Donald Seto Samuel Luke + 0 1 + if o h 7 S 4 f 0 X 1 ' i W s 1 Wa. V A I V I ian is 'lf J' K y jf' f y 'lj if ,YQ 0 X ' O '-f 3 WT? f S1 2 J V i ,i , ,xi x! Qffit 0 t ' , l Activities Editor Activities Editor Grover Kam Albert Lum IQ53 Slc1l.7ZfLOLl7.S rusa er Conscious of the fact that the students desired a top-notch yearbook, we were ready to comply with these demands. Unhesitantly all hands went diligently to work, writing copy, captions, designing pages, and taking pictures. Out of all this pandemonium, order finally came and with it, a well-perfected Crusader. Sports Editor Photography Editor Photography Editor Exchange Editor, Typist Robert Hiramoto Kenneth Minato Robert Siu Howard Wong who I Y' A A? E. vi, 1 ' W ' , ,Q x , R Ye, 'if 5 Seniors on the stat? were: Lester Wong, Melvin Seki, Henry Chun, Kenneth Wong, Thomas Lau, Gordan Yap, Carl Wiechert, and Brian Yano. Junior mem- bers were: Stanley Poremba, Francis Yee, Gaylord Wong, Rodney Chu, Calvin Lui, Francis Wong, Lawrence Padayhag, Newton Nakamoto, Gordon Ho, and Ronald Shimabukuro. :gig-BNN Verna -ei2 s'i9 -- . - Y ,.N.aa1aahslsll1f5?'l:.w' Q it Art Editor Robert Konishi Just posing! ,f ffl? L A . l ' L ' A Qvafs f ,. , ,.v-yy, .,.'A jx V si T, . . .. X as KM 5 Y . if 3 EQ tl A A- fx in - yan:-' . .. ' i --.-: g -F-' ,,,: I y A A Af-iv L L V Activities Staft, left to right: F. Wong, C. Lui, L. Wong, T. Lau, H. Chun, B. Yano. Sports Staft, left to right: L. Pa- dayhag, C. Wie- chert, M. Seki, K. Wong, G. Yap, N. Nakamoto. X1 MMA , ' W- A :-Q, L 9 4' X' I .l 3 'N , 'A N ia - silt? ' Yagi' fi- Q ,jj K? N Just rewards for hardworking Crusaders. NCTUSG GFS To all members of the Crusader Staft, our sincere gratitude for the invaluable services rendered. The Editors are ever-con- fident that the Juniors, who were most instrumental in the pro- duction ofthe '53 Annual, will carry on nobly in the coming year. To all our teachers, we voice a hearty Well Done. To all per- sons who have cooperated in the making of the Crusader, our heartfelt thanks. To all Seniors of the Class of '53, we bid our fondest-ALOHA. Bro. Britton shows the way to eager workers 0' 0 0 Social eatfest of the div? xi A The photographer gets photographed .-f-..... sc 'fi bf sg This year the English Depart- ment, under the leadership of Bro. Richard Britton, presented for the education as well as en- ioyment of the Student Body a series of English Assemblies. The Senior, Junior, and Sopho- more Divisions, respectively, had the task of assembling a program relating to English Education. The Freshmen were not able to present an assembly, however, several members of the cast of the Honolulu Community Thea- tre's play Julius Caesar, tim- ingly replaced the absence of a Principal characters of,Sophomore radio skit. my W Wt' Freshmen Assembly, by rendering a few scenes from their production. The Seniors were the first to dis- play their talents through a forum on the topic of Courtesy. The Juniors followed with a one act play entitled Dress Reversal. The Sophomores brought the series to a close with a radio skit. These presentations may not have been as eloquent as an oration by Cicero, nor as stirring as a perfor- mance by Evans, but the time and effort put in by Faculty and students make them deserving of praise. 1 A If ,X ,iff J. Aku-head Pupule, The Noblest Roman of Them AlI. ft 3 E . t s tl i Is there a doctor in the house? HCT members ofthe cast of Julius Caesar perform for us. V. p 'W gy 4 ', if-:ff i 1 .- 1.. 41. R 3 -f Perry gives us a talk on c6urtesy. a S,- C.S.C. Forums lf, W Q w The C.S.C. also provides social activities. f I Af. I To provide the students of the tour Honolulu Catholic High Schools with Religious, Educational and Social Activities, is the aim ot the Catholic Student Council. The C.S.C., under the guidance of Fr. Lawrence Mann and the leadership of president Donald Cain- dec launched the most successful high school dance of the year, the Ice Breaker. Then fol- lowed the Senior and Junior Forums, Church Night, and the climax of the year, the Aloha Senior Dance. Delegates to C.S.C. Seated: Beatrice Chang, SHA, Donald Caindec, SLC, Father Lawrence Mann. Standing: Cal vin Lui, SLC, Francis Mendonca, SHA, Clara Yee, SFS, Mary Jane Daguay, SHA, Charles Kaloakolani, MHS Francis Duignan, MHS, Jane Dang, SFS, Donna Evans, SFS, Edgar Ho, SLC. 5 5 s 1 S it 2 y 5 lN'ufurc jfnszlefns To delve into the mysteries of Biology, Chemistry and Physics is the ultimate goal of the members of the Biochephy This pretentious group of Academic scholars meets reg- ularly to witness interesting demonstrations, experiments and, as pictured, a dissection of a frog. Occasionally, ap- propriate lectures by various guest speakers and educational scientitic films are enioyed by these future Einsteins of America. Having been incorporated five years ago, this club is guided by Brother Augustine Furumoto and directed by Richard Miyao. 100 16,069 NZ ,X r--' is 'Nr' X, T V . 9 iff Club officers: E. Lee CRec. sec.D, N. Suzuki CCorr secj, G. Kam CSgt. at armsl, T. Kawahigashi lTreas.J R. Miyao lPres.J, A. Lum Nice-presj. 5 , at fi,, X ,il A . if 3, Q -- af x ig an all-EQ. Z, 'P . W 1 - .e r fr 1 K f ,qs fig? ,,-I 4' X vb a ' fri' ' 4' +51 ' if 1 ' i A-X ' I Q 45 in i f i 5 i ll V 9 S . K if Q Nt 4 x f Xi' T X I l ul. ' V , llc 1 -x 'ui ii t at fii- I fb-ig klhx -..A rs.. .A . A n Our honorable club members. JM Doctors Grover Kam and Lester Wong dissect a frog. Mission Accomplished. S IRQ! ffl. his l i 'X an 'N7 'i l Hey! Watch Cabby! Mrs. Tyau, our chef. Food Cl ld ZIPVQWZQ W3 'JV Food ala Supreme . With this as their code Mrs. Tyau and her capable staff have faithfully fulfilled the lunch-time needs of the students of S. L. C. Service is not limited to food alone, for they also serve cooperation, eagerness and best of all, friendship. x . , 'NW 4 ' va' f .J 1' . - .Q V I . r-- A F f , KK 1 , I Watch your vvaistline, Frank! S , Close that tunnel, Kop! Eat, drink, and be merry! 'I 10 ffl 00 in Ms. Business students hard at work. 1 . CfC7l71VIZL2TC7Cl Club 9 vu? 9 ,':l'The Commercial Club was first founded at Kalaepohaku in 1929 by Brother James Wipfield. Celebrating its twenty-fourth year of existence this year, the Commercial Club's main purpose is to acquaint its mem- beigs with business procedures, whether it be in meetings or the like. J Many great men have come and gone through this portal of education, bl sed with success. Now functioning under the auspices ot Brother O Bjfedict Wengler and Brother Oliver Aiu, the Commercial Club has X lviE'chieved outstanding recognition during the past year. t'-lx!! 'N , 3' ' Bro. B. Wengler,f it w Head of Business Depf ,uf i 'X X x msn ' ' 1 N-' cv N 2 4. J X ff K K . i C ,Af 1 , ...1v'1'4m. Commercial Club Otticersz Front row, left to right: You can count on me. H. Cadinha, J. Aki. Second row, G. Jardin, J. Souza, 72 D. Serra. O O 0 00000 00000 OOOQ 0000 X., 'l:.'l11- - - N v'l.'lL'lL't,1-W1 -'v,t-,- U Qi.. lf in Mr. John Stone speaks at the Business Convention. Scene from Commercial Convention play Fishing. Llll Wi ' l '9i'tilEffQ V g S 4 if 4 ,, Mefks -. V . cf- l I- A , I t .wh ,V f G S 5 fn Q 9 . M in .Q t t S 1 , g 'ts' . ki ,ig Q If L I' I 'Lvfwgwgsdhfi S' Q ri '114iM R :il -i Representatives from the Catholic Schools meet on the campus. Lau and Liu display their theatrical talents. S.H.A. songsters serenade at the Business Convention. 73 c pfrff gint: . J:-.J . The Pep Club entertains with a skit. .Q .2 -3- M, Our athletic director, Bro. Henry Bentzinger. . sessttttft 5 Silvan A CUP A x Sv EVN Our songleaders: Z. Kukona, M. J. Daguay B. Shaw, B. Kahale. Snappy songleaders, peppy cheerleaders, energetic students are among those united in true St. Louis Spirit to form our Spir- ited Pep Club. The Pep Club staged many ral- lies this past year, which has ,f if Juniors and Seniors render the Alma Mater. 519' A One of our Cadillacs in the lalopy parade. cheerleaders: Bottom Row: R. Botelho, H. K. Wong. Top Row: M. Salve, G. Pacheco. successfully resulted in rousing great enthusiasm among players and rooters alike. Praise for a iob well done goes to Bro. George Ruby, and the members who devoted their time and efforts to a cause worthy of praise. Buffcfers x e--L, Q, at I f . -nl' R' 4 4 'Q Who's the unfortunate fellow? Our coach, Mr. Valdastri. P 'T R' T l Lovely lassies from Punahou lead us in song. Chun, stop playing flat. 4. Socia S Da 1 zcc X .J 4... we ,X 3, 355 gr 'fm Practice in tactics. ,I Q The Annual Military Ball. VP SP 7-iv Saint Louis Senior Prorn. Frofic Entering into an Enchanted Evening! Tripping the light fantastic. May l have the pleasure of this dance? This warm invita- tion was repeated many tirnes at dances by the sociable stu- dents ot SLC. Pleasure and sociability were provided by the highly entertaining dances sponsored by difterent student organizations. The Acquaintance Dance, The Military Ball, Senior Prorn, Junior Dance, Senior Dance and others contributed to our social trolicking. L-... 2. E xi 'N X A Greeting the guests :ng 'Viv-s,. l ,it Mr. Francis Lau Wood Craft 00 K 10 F7 .f A' 1.5. VW X .-r N . Q A -1 Boys at work. Amidst the sawing of wood a group of boys are hard at work under the guidance of Mr. Francis Lau. These are the Industrial Arts students, With the motto, Guid- ance, Safety, Experience, these students learn practical skills in the proper handling of tools, and in woodwork. Amid the pungent odor of fresh sawdust and machine oil, they develop workmanship and habits of careful planning. Between sawing and sanding, the boys also tackle theoretical problems, such as careful discrimination in the selection and use of wood. From the cultural stand- point, the designing of new projects serves as an out- let for creative genius. Upon graduation these Industrial Art students will take their places in society as Handymen of America. Observant students of ll-G. Here's how, Eugene. ge Qs ia 1 u 8 l f Agri , ay A Q J A W7 s '.l5f'f I l - I' Students bending sheet metal. In conjunction with woodwork, the Industrial Art course provides metal work for its students. ln this field the students obtain an over-all education in metal work. They study sheet metal and its uses in industry, and they plan, develop and construct metal projects working with sheet tin, galvanized metal and black iron. Many of the boys enthusiastically pursue hobbies originated in the work shop, and thus spend much of their leisure time in practical avocations. These students have discovered where their apti- tudes, abilities and interests lie, thanks to the Industrial Arts program. Bro. James Meagher Metal Craft QE! ,al C3299 ,f 11, ll if ref? I V Q li Do it this way. aking blueprints. i my t ff. 4 ,4 , .wr ,., r-'wp , ,- VI ,, Q fu 7? w 6 W. 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'w- 43 8 gmail Hunt illteit Year after year at the beounnmng of each sport season St Louls ns rated among the top teams of the Interscholastnc League Some consider thus a great lunx because at the end of the season not very often does St Louus tlnnsh up with the crown It us only then that crltlclsms are heard whnch demoraluze the team the coach and the spnrut of the school The cratucasters seem to forget that vtctory IS not the sole arm of sports partucapatuon There are three mann reasons why a boy turns out for the school team Wnth a heart full of school spunt he gnves up extra tume and energy and tries has best to make the team If at werent for that unexplaunable fiery love of has Alma Mater he would never be out there practicing wlth the others on hot afternoons A second reason as his natural desure to partlcupate actuvely In that partlcular sport H becomes elated wnth a teellng of satustactnon and pleasure when he ns on the gruduron duamond court range or lust slttnng wuth the other fellows on the sudellne sharing the tensnty ot each game Has third reason for donn-ng the school unlforrn lS for the development he gets from play 5 rnpffiyy, P ., A X mg Wlth each game he nmproves himself ID hns thmkmg and ID has physlcal structure And along wnth the vmprove ment of each boy goes the Improvement of the whole team Only when a team possesses outstandnng potentnalmes should they be rated as favorites And even though guarantee that they wall remam there at the end of the match When thmgs are an the blue at Kalaepohaku and the Crusaders take a champlonshlp an old flag us taken down from the shelf and flown wuth the Colors durmg the day It retains the shape of a pennant bearang large red letters which read S LC To unfamnlnar faces thus flurrymg banner means nothung but to anyone who understands It fllls the heart of every student faculty member and alumnus wlth unabashed pride And for the few days that nt as left up there a prayer ns whuspered by every heart Long May Hawans Tropnc Breeze Unfurl Your Red and Blue not lust because we ve copped another victory but for all the effort energy and splrnt put behnnd a true champuonshup 1' 1' ' 2-PM ,MM ,,., ,, o .fit 4 . I . illlh 'MIIIB 0 1 1 . ' they're placed on top before a game, it is no fool-proof . . . ' f ' I 6 WWW Talbot George Harry Fuiinaka David Kanae Va rsify In one of the few unsuccessful seasons that Crusader gridiron machines have experienced, the St. Louis footballers, under new head coach, Mario Valdastri, wound up in the second division for the first time in a very long while. Billed up before the campaign as definitely one of the teams to beat, the red and blue grid- sters suffered injuries and as a result were hardly ever at full strength. But never- theless, as true Crusaders, they fought to the bitter end. Win, lose, or draw the boys were always in there carrying on in true SLC spirit and fashion. ' Q'-12'-2 l E Louis Hanohano M I ' H d Edward Mahiko -he ' YW! lmamoto Pai Ralph Mesick Robert Shiroma Theodore Makalena Joseph Nakoa Earl Rogers Patrick Cabral Edward Kitkowski Robert Suzuki Neil Boyle Cecil Spenser Michael Cathcart Frank Ornellas ag Football 9 - Let us say aloha to those fourteen, who next season wil' David vom no longer be running for the school on the hill called Kalaepohaku. And so it is, ALOHA, to James Catala, Joe Nakoa, Louis Hanohano, Kenneth Abe, Ted Makalena, Donald lmamoto, Robert Suzuki, Harry Fuiinaka, Bill deJong, Cecil Spencer, Philip Pacheco, Earl Rogers, Duke Watson, and Joe Aarona. And until next fall when the grid- iron tooIs are out again, and an- other SLC football machine takes the field to do battle, let ETLayOflh1ag5gheWS:IrU- g Norman Camara Kenneth Abe bring the championship back to the slopes of Kalaepohaku. Mercer Vicens Frank Reviera Waldemar Aiwohi James Catala Anthony Cabral Lloyd Yamada Theodore Searle William dejof-.9 ke Watson Joseph Aarona Frank Sua Philip Pacheco Manager Joseph Dunn Manager Frank Lewis, Jr. Leon Sterling, Jr. Abe Dung Mario Valdastri I 11 wg, W1 as sys 7 sin-gg Nzfigcatch, Cecil. m Q..,N-s working ikars Y L A -or Q. STANDINGS Won Tie Lost Pts. Kamehameha 6 l O I3 Punahou 5 O 2 lO McKinley 4 0 3 8 Kaimuki 3 l 3 7 Roosevelt 3 O 4 6 St. Louis 2 l 4 5 lolani 2 O 5 4 Farrington l l 5 3 S.L.C. 27-IOLANI 12. Saints receive .,.. forced to punt .... ball on SLC 33 .... Red Raider aerial from Tashima to Anderson .... scores standing up .... lolani leads 6-O .... Crusaders catch fire .... Searle, lmamoto, and Nakoa spark drive to Raider l4 yard stripe .... lmarnoto passes to Spencer for the score and Searle adds conversion .... Saints hit pay dirt two more times before the half .... Searle scores from 24yard marker ..., Aarona adds conversion on plunge .... Imamoto to Nakoa pass play is good for 42 yards and a TD .... conversion fails .... Saints counter again in third quarter as Antone Pai blocks a punt and Aiwohi recovers on lolani l7 .... Searle hits pay dirt in three plays and adds the conversion .,.. Uyeda returns kickoff 97 yards for lolani TD ,... SLC victorious in first league game 27-12, S.L.C. 'I8-KAIMUKI 7. Saints favored .... Bulldogs hold Cru- saders to scoreless tie at half .... In third quarter Medeiros scoots 35 yards to a TD and the Bulldogs draw first blood to lead 6-O .... Kanae fumbles kickoff on SLC 24 . . . . Maldonado scores in two plays . . . . fired-up Bulldogs lead I2-O .... Kaimuki registers third TD before end of quarter as Sasaki rambles 44 yards to the promised land on bootleg play .... green and golds lead as quarter ends i8-O .... second stringers give Saints new life but drive fails .... Cruf saders avert shutout as George gathers in a toss from Searle on SLC 40 and streaks to pay dirt Eve seconds before final gun .... Searle converts to make final count l8-7. S.L.C. 7-ROOSEVELT 6. Crucial tilt .... slippery field .,.. Roosevelt heavy favorites .... Crusaders take opening kickoff and drive to Rider 14 .... penalty sets them back to the 29 where Roosies hold for downs .... Saints control ball for first 7V2 minutes of game .... ln second quarter Talbot George starts Crusader drive with 27 yard gallop to his own 48 .... Nakoa carries four times for i9 yards and first down on the Rider 33 .... Nakoa with help of a penalty against Roosevelt for piling on sparks drive to the 7 .... Rider defense stiffens for three plays but another piling on penalty puts ball on the one yard line where Nakoa takes it over .... Searle kicks the ex- tra point .... Midway in the third quarter, Henry George of Roosevelt completes a pass to end Ernest DeLima good for 49 yards and a first down on the SLC 4 .... George skirts left end for the score .... John Simerson's kick goes wide and the Riders suffer their first loss 7-6. 5 In .,4 1 Q35 W an X. ba w, '-cr :N fam 'Z lcv- . 'li ff' Q E 5 . , av' F P' 'Nth an ' N A .RM im,- hm 1 f 'Q 1 il sr an 4' , ,. wi' Q , ur 1, riff Mig. I M , .. A Huw ' 'Q 'I , P 5 ll M 5 ' K M ga ' ' 'S Mu at 1. ar M We Q Q I n A 2 ' ' IWW .N 1' ,Q fi 'J H .4 1-W1 W A S f ' Y- ' W M ' 'A K 'w-653 f . Hold that tiger! 3 ,.-. 4 kr '-rf if M., ii. , X , , W . 3 fig gg -.Ma f ' ' R! H.. - ,uf A 9.v'5' f avg, ,M Q 1 ggwwisavs-fvwr - ,XL Y L ,, e0fll8'-9 4'saa www -J Tz'Q'l-sis. 2, Y 1 4 kffxlivigfiitrg 3, gs. Ly-sf w, .1-sth. A if , .f .Y .S .W -- . ....- -fm, .. . ng... ., .-s.., N5 A44. . Ag, ' -gibiiitfbtnteid '5Pumpy . , -5 , 4 , , .M . ., H , M 2iW'f3g -H913 I r as f. L 1l'Ltf2 Qfi-S2315 kfffff .Wf ' Y' V ff :rw X . , as ., -Tar out Puns!! ini' . W W . . A - .L . 1 9 Pfacticegmglgeg perfect. VMEFK Mei' F !.J. ---W .g,,..--- ' ll X1 fin? KAMEHAMEHA 26-S. L. C. 6 . . . .Warriors show power as they score the first two times they obtain the ball .... First T D comes with five' minutes remaining in the first quarter as Dan Fuller skirts end from the three yard line and adds the extra point .... With three minutes left in the initial frame Wilfred Kealoha romps 113 yards to the promised land .... Defending champs score again the second quarter as Alex Kane blocks Searles' punt on the 50, scoops it up on the 34 and scoots to the SLC 21 .... Warriors go over in three plays with Chauncey Pa chalk- ing up the TD .... George Koani converts and Kam leads 20-O at the half .... George replaces Imamoto at quarterback and paces SLC to lone score taking it over himself from the 18 ..,. Eric Gay of Kam winds up the scoring for the day as he circles right end on bootleg play to make the final count 26-6. Page 88-B2 S. L. C. 7-FARRINGTON 7 Crusaders heavy favorites ,,.. Govs recover Kanae's fumble on S L C 22 ,.,.Three plays later finds Farrington on the 9-yard line .... On two plays the Govs drive to the 3-yard stripe On fourth down Paul Okudara takes a pitch- out from James Miike and throws to Peter Nlarquardt for the TD .... Lester Yoshino kicks the conversion .... Farrington leads for first 39 minutes of the fray 7-O .... ln fourth quarter Kanae recovers Farrington fumble on the Governor 14 .... lmamoto bucks over in four plays ,... Searle kicks the conversion to wind up the scoring for the day .... Farrington outplays Crusaders and holds them to 7-7 tie. MCKINLEY 15-S. L. C. 0 Poi Pounder at stake .... Blackangolds take opening kickoff and drive 69 yards to score in nine plays .... Micks lead 6-O at the half ,... Fired up Crusaders take second half kickoff .... Minutes l a t e r the Saints' lose the ball on the M i c k s' 15 yard stripe .... Harry Kon Gres a long pass to Bill Pukini who is caught from behind by Ted Searle on the Crusader three-yard line. Kon scores and Ed Wasano converts to make it 13-O .... ln the fourth quarter Talbot George is trapped in the end zone to make the final count 15-O .... Crusaders yield Poi Pounder to Blackangolds for the first time since 1947. PUNAHOU 32-S. L. C. 'I2 Punahou heavily favored .... SLC kicks off to the Buffanblus .... Puns score in four plays with Al Harrington going over from the 12 .... Harrington kicks the conversion ....ln the initial period Harrington scampers 46 yards to put the Buffanblus in front 13-O . . . . In the second quarter Ted Searle goes over on a two yard plunge to make it 13-6 ..,. F u I l b a c k Paul Dick scores to make it 19-6 and Harrington converts to make it 20-6 at the half .... On the first play of final quarter, Earl Rogers tosses a four yard aerial to David Kanae for a SLC touchdown .... But Ray Westfall grabs the kickoff and streaks 90 yards for a TD to put Punahou in front 26-12 .... Westfall adds another TD late in the game, going over from the one-yard line .... Final score is Punahou 32, St. Louis 12. I 4' 1 ,, ' M- flkszj r f 4 V jill x 1 li- u f '3 ' ,...--f -- vs N I iiiulllf mllIlllllI!!l 'ffl av R, , ' , - . , , x f -3' at . 1 ' -1. I . '91, - Rain or shine, the Crusaders if :iff f - r f l Theodore Makalena bac 1 Mack oseph Nakoa back oe 'im l '--.. --.NP ouns Hanohano en Loule ald lmamoto mo v.pf ' William DeJong, end S1rangler K il'-1 Kennefh Abe tackle Abe Handsome Cecil Spenser, end 1 l Madman Spenser back wks X ff' Harry Fulmaka back u n Duke Watson, tackle SIeeper ff' Robert Suzuki, en Suzy Q seph Aarona back Droopy 9453 ff' X 51-.-. Earl Rogers back Early Phlllp Pacheco back James Catala Borunku guard Big Jim N 1 X l , 5 'T '-ff ! BASKETBALL Rulers of the hardwood! The Crusader casaba team of T953 captured the Honolulu lnterscholastic Basketball Title in one of the year's most furiously waged campaigns. As was the case last year, Farrington was the maior opponent. But this time the Knights from the hills of Kalaepohaku rose to great heights on both occasions that they met the Governors and seized the prep crown that lust eluded their grasp in l952. Led by Lucius Jenkins, Ben Daoang, Vernon Oshima, David Yoro, Herbert Scanlan, and the Vicens broth- ers, Ralph and Mercer, Coach Walter Wong's cagers captured the championship with a record of htteen vvins and a single loss. They journeyed to Hilo tor the traditional Shrine Tourna- ment held to determine the Territorial king. After a close battle the RedanBlue hoopsters were nosed out in the final contest ot the tourney. Nevertheless, they played like champions all through the season and champions they are, until proven different. And so let's wait until next year, when the boys under their bril- liant coach, Walter Wong, strive to take a second consecutive title. Good luck to them! 6- xg N .3 J. if .Exp J, COACH WALTER WONG The hottest game of the week'-5.L.C. vs. ROOSEVELT. Bug Luke Jenkuns out gumps Swanson of Farrington. Pablo Cortez ROUND 1 Kamehameha Kaimuki Mid-Pacific: McKinley Iolani Roosevelt Punahou Farrington Q- Joseph Tseu Claude Hottendorf James A5510 Lucius did i? before, and he can do it again! Asst. Coach S' 'Ns i St. Louis 115., 53.. 7O.. 58.. 66.. 52. 62. 45. ROUND 2 . . Kamehameha . . Kaimuki . . Mid-Pacific . . McKinley . . loiani . . Roosevelt . . Punahou . . Farrington - . . f ' h v -off v9.?1?' . 'Sim' ' vi ' X ay u ' N151 A P 'Q-W - , ' N .W -T' Y V, , In X ,1 fig, J ,f . ,fa up ', X5 5' 3: as Q.. Q, 6 , ? wgyt I Q 'H vp, X53 4.-9 ff' Q JDLCIIIIOITL ers A xx , 1 Experience hvttnng power superb fleldmg and depth label thus years duamonders Our potential all star mflelders Include L Jenkins W Perry P Pacheco and M Sekr Covering the l 1 outfield areS Knpu H Takenaka and P Mlmcola Our R ,f backstopper IS Frank Revnera Prtchrng stat? ns com pr sed f E Ro ers J Aarona A Os ur and R Pacheco Q W Perry The Funau men are defendnng cham prons and are expected to retaun thelr champuonshxp Rounding out the squad are T Searle D Na kama H Kuruta M Tsu W shlma andD Yoro J Aarona H Kurlta Kupu 391' nn! I ww' lb'-nba we Borunkl S 'N-5 F Ruvlera Satch H Takenaka Wt V,..-4 M Tsushrma nb REQ FQ L J k Lg? en ms 'W 'hexxl :Wm 4 M' car Duke Lover 3 1 . . . . X' f ' . , . , I . . . xx yr' . ' ' . . Q' J . , . U , . , . I l. af 5 Q' 7 - I ' ' . 5 ' l ' I - A L X l 3 .AA i o . , . , . h' o, . .. , -. ' 4 Q Q It I ' ' l bl .....-vw 2 1 2 3 ,g ' . W4 V .. it Ve wr rr P .A , Q A! y N ff P I l r. f 'S' ggi? 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' ' ,fr 3 , A of 2' 1 1 ,4 f' A if V . , Y' N Xl 7, ,f P ' N A1 ' P 54 f X P- P Q P ' x M f 'J ,,.,. Q '- X c f r 4 . 5 ' ,M ' ,M ' 112.2 fs ' ' -'Ie i I L' ff ' X 4 .flf .Q V V I X , W ' ., 'mx' 9 , ! 4 Qf 1 , , qi! jx, H ' H ltr. 1 . 1147 V iff' 1135 Q qu, AJ 'fx' Z51! 'g'w0-gl'A-f -5-48 0 Os O Ending the grueling season in the fifth berth, the SLC football iay-vees came through with fairly good results. The tally sheet showed four wins and the same number of losses as the iuniors bested Kaimuki, Roosevelt, Farrington, and Mary- knoll and gave way to lolani, Kamehameha, McKinley, and Punahou. In order that the Crusaders might maintain the respect given them through years of colorful play, head coach Art Machado with the assistance of George Oda and Dr. Johnson Lau, taught the boys the principles of teamwork, clean sports- manship and skill. In this way the boys will be ready for the senior varsity the following season to carry on the tradition with powerful attempts to gain the crown. ww A w..-- L, ,afsln ' ' 1' -. , ,Ai mwirv v ,, -f new ,-: vi .4--n.,,,.f Q.. ,M -lv' f . -an LP Q. V if r L . H , ' , . 3-.1 --1 . . Q 'vs'-ffm First row, left to right: Roy Fuiimoto, Robert Calaboso, John Keawe, Joseph Rodrigues, Hugh Blankenship. Sec- ond row: Gordon Yamashita, Edmund Hardy, Bernard Freitas, Patrick Walker, Darryol De Rego, Robert Nakea. Amerino highballs down the field. STANDINGS L lolani . . 8 0 McKinley . . 6 2 Punahou . . . 6 2 Kamehameha . . 5 3 St. Louis . . 4 4 Roosevelt . . 3 5 Kaimuki . . . 2 6 Maryknoll . . 2 6 Farrington . . O 8 f is Oo I UVIIOT AJ. LC ' L10 lil- AFI- H ,'fv7f!-.S-g,,2.,i3?'Af,J 1-:ice -.b,174'fff,gr' 'yi - First row, left to right: Robert Stender, Ronald Joy, Ray- mond Nobriga, Gaspar Daguay, Donald Chai. Second row: Allen Hardy, Harry Reese, Michael Oda, Robert Marciel, Raymond Faiardo. Third row: Emil Kinimaka, David Ka- hahu, Jack Cambra, Frank Santos, Herbert Scanlan. Don't shove me. Dr. Johnson Lau. Front row: George Oda, Second row: Coach Art Machado, Brother John Sayer. Fooflvcz SCORES SLC 20 Kaimuki . 20 Roosevelt . 6 Iolani . . 32 Farrington . 6 Maryknoll . 6 McKinley . . 6 Punahou . . I2 Kamehameha . OPP. 6 2 19 13 O l4 I3 33 6 oo lOl E.: 5 , - L M1 , First Row: Coach Raymond Wong, R. Hall, R. Caliboso, R. Mon z L Barrels Bro Bernard Rose Adv ser Second Row W Chun R Nobr ga W. Gauer, C. Richards, D. Goo, A. Lain, Manager. Third Row R e T W Chang G Ma lola D Cha E Mah ko Mss ng E Manzano Manager. imfor Basleeiffvaff The ST. Louis Junior BaskeTball Team did well This year by placing Third To Tie wiTh Kamehameha. Their record was seven wins and Three losses. During The season The Junior Cagers held Their opponenfs To 363 poinTs while They piled up All poinfs. Leroy BarTels was The sparkplug of The Team with 85 poinTs. OThers who aided Barrels and played classy games were: George Mauliola, Donald DemenT, Edward Mahiko, and Donald Chai. With Coach Roy Martin and Brother Clarence Chew sup- plying the dos and don'ts, the Jayvee team is once again marring the baseball diamond. Packed with ability, hope, and spirit, the team is well on its way to a successful year. The art of hard slugging, speedy galloping, accurate catching, and sly stealing is proving advantageous to the Junior Babes, as they do battle with their many opponents. To develop these necessary qualities of good baseball-men, these home- run seekers, mostly Freshmen and Sophomores, are giving up precious time for hard practice and sound advice from their coaches. Though little applauded, these boys are doing their best to bring fame and glory to St. Louis and they rightly deserve the praise for work well done. .n l mg' KN-N Q. L R 1 . ill ln i X F, 'lil X I .tn m X. J Z S whal Frarthg ?:r?SSabout7 t'm lhln 1 SK Rodflexff You Ve . ' mine' Don't take ll' ll S i ruCl4 Cul' itll f unfor Baselvczff L00 qllmll ' lm X ,Llllll an- ' :I l my lmlll . 1.l Uq in First Row: M. Fernandez, E. Chang. Second Row: R. Caliboso, G. Pacheco. A. Castillo, R. Marciel, L. McKeown, R. Passas. Third Row J Pregil, Manager, L. Bartels, C. Alvaro, R. Moniz, G. Rego, R. Shibala, A. Santan, Manager. Fourth Row: J. Becera, R. Hall, F. Sua, F. Uyeda E. Maruyama, J. Cabrinha, R. Botelho, L. Minami, Manager. UVZIOT Base C1 ' -'un More advlce from Valdasfrv -vs- 'S' Robert adds another run To the score D'-Q' Crack and Bob IS on hlsway ioflrst j 15 ? .I .ga What? Brother Gerber warming the bench? W wr 1 4 '-lllllnugp 4 T' wtf N44 x-fab M fo? Q0 tlso la 3 U0 ,IZ Dx 9 0 Soc if L0 .pi gs Y Q L l 0 Q95 cvalx 5 we -xx wi 50091 B ft ollo 3 P-PQOXX0 ofxq The Champuonshlp rs the motto of thus year s golf team Sparked with sterling perform ers Ted Makalena and Wendell Kop the team should do well In accomplishing nts goal Pe turnung lettermen Include T Makalena W Kop P Campos ana and G Amornno New comers to the S L C Lmksters unclude G Brack M Yuen B Wong D Laduera L Chang who should gave tune supporr Mr Ronald Greig will agam direct the squad and with hum goes the hope that he wall brung home the bacon SLC Coach Ronald Greug Q- '1 ' A. lx l X . I, ,V f X L G E - . 0-3 A' F K' sexe. , X v ' -Sy X H. ' ' ,1 L . v, j' . 54 5, V ' X 031 'L 51'-p it ,N 1 F 3X6 x , I i A f Wav- ' X. 1 ' X 'fi gal, ay A ' 05' co. Y A !, 4 J 5.51 f C3 dy , .1. A fy, ff, Ygll QQ. 'C Hx W f N lv, G ,fl 1 it ' ad 1X I x K X 1 Y. N -. V 0.9. I' . A ' l Eff- f C Q-0 . ' 3.1 Ly , A CD? y - ll A ' . qt! fb-TN .f' , K,-. , . ,. ,- - Mgl A! T,-,iq . g . ' s if 'wcxxawv H. campas, J.. Burlwwsf E. Apolai L, 4, . , ' . ','-JQSEL 4 it V H 4 Y' X606 ' A ,, .I ,T . L gy . Q ' wma , h . , A I - 'l:??l'ixeioQ . ' I I . .l , J' Q . x ' ,, . ,, to 1 A Q M Xl Xt -, JS, F M JY. 5 all Y X ,X 4 fx V 'xx xfl V Rx Z' , C ' 1 'f L X .- fit Vx g , , - X :xx lgl4T'.l ,Q y ol I lfvn., X! k tif' 6850- X X l' N .Xp Nc , , ff A. Q. , - x- l Thus year s team dud not do too well an the begnnnnng of the season After thenr flrst meet reallztng theur mnstakes and cor rectlng them they were out to gnve the other teams a very rough tlme Coached by Yoshuto Sagawa and prac tncung dauly at the Nuuanu Y the boys In trunks ever strove to perform theur best Wuth the season unfinnshed the team us ready to show the other swlmmers that SLC also produces and possesses flne water cutters C wimming -it an Nl' 'PHP Assn U Coach Yoshuto Sagawa '-.wtf-. i- Senlor Mermen seated W Rodrigues C Kam P Cullen A Seng: E Yen Standing E Bush N Kane K Mmato F Okuda L Wong 5 HY it 300 yd Medley Relay What a bug splash' Bro Furumoto ns also Interested In swlmmung T1 QC, nw, W N-.Hub-at ?'! 4. 354. K7 Furs! Row P Cullen N Kane W Rodrigues C Kam L Wong A Sells F Okada K Mmato Second Row R Hlramoto J Barters mgrs A Yasuu L Watan T Reed A Peresa M Loo A Lee E Yen ua. 200 yd Freestyle Team Q Robert Huram to Mgr Just glnde Nicholas, Just glide I 1 hai 419 ' J' gfffgf wa-'33 as rf G 2-,H Xl ,ff ,0- 41 dl :,n,f'w 9' snv ':'T, Nia L Wong pracflcung one of his specuals Senior A, Top Row, left to right: H. Silva, K. Wong, S. Wong, H. Matsuura, L. Ching, W. Kawamura. Bottom Row: R. Yama, W. Kop, A. Ragsac, H. Chung, B. Chin. Intramural Director, Bro. Bernard Foster, S.M. 'Q Q -..Q A W. ' QNX dnl el ' Q : il ft la X Inimmzzrcz Headed by intramural directors, Bros. Bernard Foster and Joseph Dangel, the intramural football season got on its way with a bang. Teams lined the athletic field determined to win, and spectators were thrilled by sensational catches, goal line stands, breathtaking kicks, and long touchdown passes, characteristic of the SLC competitive spirit. Sophomore B, Top Row, left to right: F. Uyeda, J. Okano, R. Aoki, A. Kitkowski, R IVV' ty ! 'N 'fl l maint l l l 108 Tkachenko, T. Tong. Bottom Row: M. Mun, H. Nakakura, R. Young, E. Maruyama, B. Tuclr. SET! Fooifva After the dust cleared after countless bruises after hard-earned victories I2-A l l-B lO-B and 9-C emerged the champions of their respective divisions. To these classes were presented the coveted championship trophies indicative of their sportsmanship fair play and championship qualities. Junior B, Top Row left to right: J, Tomita, G. Noguchi R. Fuiiwara, L. Murakami E Kurata. Bottom Row: W. Liu R. Ching, D. Arita A. Pang, Freshmen C, Top Row, left to right: B. Perez, D. Sarnia, J. Barnett, R. Wong. Middle Row: F. Antone, S. Alcover, R. Kaya, H. Wong, G. Ogawa, C. Young. Bottom Row: L. Minami, P. Ah Yee, W. Au, C. Jillers, C. Alvaro. -.,,4,.y Intramural Director, Bro, Joseph Dangel, S.M Ji an gift? ' 109 li . g .,, 1 1 ' fx 3 V 'v . ' . 44' , 'Q , u . 1 . I I, . 1 .- N C ,W MT 4 Yay 4 ,,!m:lt,x:Y'1f g-, t , gs f it P ' R4 A W . 2 H .. it .se ' ' f i 4, -. - Y N is f 9, ., za- 4 f 1, b , . . I A 1 9 Q 'lr 5 b gp N' . - 4.1 ' L , - V 1 ,.,, gr- ., ' . 5 it .. as A3121 .r i- ' . . H. , 5 . ,f . M , . 0 . - 4 ,, . X 'fat Q . , Lvfffoi 'figs' ff' J, fA.V ,-. ,. p Q , , , L S S, 4 - w, :gs f rg . ' , X 71 GQ, . .D Q T 'f ' ' ,l ' ' Wg ,i ., ra.-gf sr , ., 3 A f ,N ff if A 3 1.- - , if aff g ..,,. T Q qgrx M .. wrt., -. fuel 122 YU' ..: .Q A my tr yy P LXX-swag xiii S -, Vw' - J f - ' ...ff I ' 5 1 '+ , . ' ' ri.. ,X in l ,H .5 1-'Til 5' r 9. - , ,,,.,.,: . ,.,.. I , ' ' if Q - ' M Senior D-First Row: C. Pircs, C. Matsusaka, E, Paiva, M. Chee, J. Kim Junior E-First Row: W. Sibayan, A. Yoro, E. Chang, L. Padayhag Han. Second Row: G. Lau, P. Minicola, W. Kaalhlll, R. Keanu, E. Mullins. P, Vtlon, Second Row: D, Yoro, J, Kahunae, R, Aquillo, D. Kanae G. Palea. I 1 1 O A A fnframwczf Basfuetflva Gy 9 The shrill scream of the whistle and the moans and groans of players marked the opening of another thrill- ing basketball season. After school hours found teams on the courts playing their hearts out, not so much forthe -sj championship, but because of their love for the game and their will to win. The end of the season found l2-D, ll-E, lO-G, and 9-C, at the top of the heap in the four classes. The .Junior trophy was not easily gained for at the end of the regu- lar season three teams were tied for the coveted tWrst place . Junior E won in the playoffs and deserved to be , called Champs. Freshmen-First Row: R. Passes, F. Young, C. Alvaro, R. Wong. Second Sophomore G-First Row: A. DeSiIva, J. Ornellas. Second Row: ROW. J. Rawlins' V. Hipa, M, Ferreira, D. Campos J- W0I'fhif19l0f'f G- J. Marciel, R. Aquillo, W. Sibayan. Daguay, R. DeCoito. .eu , ,J tw. 2 A' .gr , w z-,M V. 'nl' X af If' . Q N7 xmdqlx 4' is yd J, ' . It 4 ' .V ws F 1 , AJ' 2' 4 .. . ' 4 .ff i J 1. 1 4 L . D' V.: i . .. Q Y , N, M ' F ff' as . 5 S ff' , . i . Y a WH i -' f ' if if ' 4 ' 'ml' il' v l y . fs. -N .L . -' A ,ym.,kf..,. -N. f M. mfg vu... - . X f , ' .K Fin, 4 ' .iz .fe i L. 4-mv rv-4 ' was - ., -' l , ' 2 x f W, - vc ' ' ' f . . ' b ' 3 .4-. 'ik In 4 J . 0 -' . A - H416-'ws ' if n' I -fi-'IK -U 'I ,vw '7 , - All vi V ' Q K . I .- , 4- ' I I Y K' tt 5 M Y N ' ., ,Q .,1 lg . ,W r 1: 2' c K 19 He struck him out! offlvczff Baseball rounded out a successful intramural season which was highlighted by thrills, spills, teamwork, and action. Because ot clillhculties in obtaining the athletic field tor games, only the freshmen and sophomore classes were entered in the league. As the season progressed, lO-C, 9-A, presented themselves as the teams to beat in their well bal- anced divisions. As in all intramural sports, fair play abounded in every game. One could well know the baseball season was under way as cries of Kill the Umpire filled the air and as the sharp crack ot the bat echoed through the slopes of Kalaepohaku. And there's the pitch . . l iff ,lr ffl? gg?-gl 5 ' i l got itl l got it! 5. dvf.. I no f .l Here it comes! Dillinger on the base. A- Ilan. ,Q K sd-42 .1 WH wry , cw, ' Q N, ' ---5 d 5113, - my ' 14.0 M 'Wi -ur-1 . af , 4 Yi K 1-S Q- if ft Q r ,at X ' R. 1 ' 0 Q. .4 f-my ,-v? '- 'h-. 5 is 'QQ' WSJ! F Y' :AON an VSQQTQK ax safe wg 'mix S ,x M 42' Fw Ts 4-'Q . NSQQ 'N fad 4 Y ,awg Gan 'x 'G M1'gkfy And now the time approaches when we the Class of 53 must bud our adueu to these halls that we know so well Deep unslde there sprtngs forth a clelaghtful ex uberant sensatuon that makes us want to shout Glory Hallelulah' to the who e wnde world We are about to expenence that long awanted day when vue wlll be awarded a certificate of graduatson from our Deaf Alma Mater But wondrous as t may seem our gushlng well of loy us covered by a thvn layer of sadness and regret For along with these cold solld halls we are leavrng be hlnd our tnencls fellow students the faculty the beautltul chapel the unforgettable cafeterla the tarnuluar campus that we love so much No werrnnnent agn- SQWIOT BZ Qui. 1514- 31 of classrooms wall we face each day Instead we shall encounter the hardshrps of lute One day we may be lost nn the deep sea of lute be lt of necessuty snckness dnsaster or loss ot fr endshxp Then wull we remlnnsce about our hlgh school days at the Rugged Slope about our fun about our frnends Who will be thmkung ot us then? The halls the campus will not come to us Well be alone and yet we wont For we shall always turn to Our Most Beloved Fnencl so good and kind so gentle and sweet so tune and loving so strong and helpful We shall always pray to God and that we might lack rf :rx 11,121 4, 7 11-L M 3? Q, Pgf qae J' .rf 3 'Nl ' 5345 3-'Y ai' 'WJ ., ls ---. ' I - ' Y 3' . O Q - ' ' ag ' . . ' , Q N . U7 s . 1 Q c - ' ,F . N lbdf g s .1 is . rg 3 - , . I 5 N . M . f 1 . - ' -Q-. ' I N ' Q s I m w . x,a : . 3' no LQ , 7 --. ' OJ 8 . an ' . 6 at - . j 3 . - ' . O. . N . . . A lf-N I fl .' asap?-fa . l , y ,fw:',5ef l - Wg, A sax ,sM'l, f :if ,yay E , -?9a1faw4-Uff4ff X X , 'ggi I ip, ,N.,, 4-. ' 1, 54 :A Q - A If lf x as 1 1 .Pg L .gg.f'.,'- . f N a f it r'g'j', flw ,, -- , Kp.: a fn' , ,ey ' ' ' ,f f as 'ffssxz-f q 1 2 , , . If 'fl 3' Q , ' s X 3 ffl A C: N, qv' A -If Q . V X . ll , , , ' ' V f ' 4 . A xv, h -A ' ,Q .WJ -A Q ,Q , gk! 13, ,r. WJ' 1:1591 v liz 4 ,K V K . a . 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RICHARD INAFUKU CLARENCE CHING CLARENCE CHANG HOWARD CADINHA ERNEST LEE FRANCIS LEE ,A MQW' FLOYD OKADA TED KAWAHIGASHI 115 ld 7 WV R4 . . f fi 1 1 W 1 Q A 5 R ,L . -:I ' V ' 1 1 V f :Q Q, L - I 5 wht'-,f X f Q I af 4, :L 4- ' L X 2 , A'-'4 , 'gl fx ie- ' f J! fy, 1 Af' if 4.- fl f 57 WWW 1 ' . f T' f-LE QL , L+ , ' QLD: 'YA 4 L E, ik Q 4 L M ' 1 s.- L Zvi, n I N ig fifonor bfualenfs 5 f-..X VERNON OSHIMA HAROLD TAKENAKA ALBERT RAGSAC Mn KENNETH WONG -I MELVIN SEK Pv- DONALD YOUNG ,-,.,-'- .!-j:,.-- LX 3 ,YQ .,,,,, ' ' ' 4 f E . Q 1 2: QOL L f MVEXLL' 1 5 E1 Q . I D D ,-qu x L x 1 ' 'CE Aq,,.,q A , V l 1: A :L f I ills, Kenneth Abe Attendance 5 Academcc ROTC 2 Buochephy 1 Letter m vs Club 1 Varswy OOT Jumor Foo a Invranwrals 11 IOR Herbert Anwchn Attendance 12 Business ROTC wan 1 S C Sodawy I FRRA 9 cial Ciub I Intramu A es Wm O, ' ,f , , 1, A 1 sv X , ' . lax IQ 24 A . 'N' M I gf A A f Q.. X H 5. A .. .fl : 'H N N ' wx, v CT . 1 nl . 4 , c Q ., Q . - I U' L. , I ' f . if -, X XP X, A . if ,nn-', 1 ' 1 9 ' x I CL -4 Z' 5 52- C 3 HLHO Glee Club C 1 Comm ROTC Ushers Class n UU' Joseph Alu Attendance 3 Sacred Heart Busmess ROTC 3 Lleutenant Co Hur OHawan 2 re Sl ent Glee Club I dalttyl Lettermans Clu I Commercral Club 2 Vsce Pres ROTC usher 2 Varslty Baseball Manager I Junnor arsrty Basketball I tramurals 3 Class Pres Class Vrce Pres I Harry Aluoka Attendance 5 Industrnal Ar s ROTC 2 Hun O Hawau 2 Glee Club I FRRAC I ROTC usher I Intramurals 2 Class Sec I Alfred Akau Attendance I2 Star of the Sea Academuc Honor Roll 8 Band 3 Sodallty A FRRAC 2 Commercual Club I In ra murals 4 Sensor Councrl I ass Vuce Pres 2 Cass Treas I pu Amhony Andrade Benlamm Alvarado law, Attendanceb Star ofthe Sea Anenclance 3 SI Joseph It Business Honor Roll I ROTC Andrew Arakalu Busmess Commerclal Club 2 Sodalutyl FRRACI Com Attendance A Academic merclal Club I Jumor Base ROTC 2 Rnfle Club I lntra bal I Intramurals murals I - 1 III If an 1 It I xr ry v SQVZYOVS Physaclsts an the makrng Sf Roland Andaya Attendance 4 St Patrnck Academrc ROTC 3 Sgt Ist Class Bnochephy I Hua O Hawau I, Band 4, Glee Club I, Letterman's Club I, lntra murals 4. 4 , I I 'X II8 ' if LL, S.. ,f Wnlluam Au Attendance 3 Acadermc ROTC 2 Btochephy 2 gl John Au Attendance 3 St Patruck Acaclemlc H nor R ll l ROTC2 Glee Club lf' Morns Arakakn Attendance 6 Academuc ROTC 2 Rtfle Club l C n vert Class Jumor Baseball 1 Intramurals 4 'Q 0 is Ds James Awana Attendance 4 St Anthony Busmess ROTC 3 Lt Drum Corps 2 Band I FRRAC l Intramurals 4 of 7+ Q4 James Asato Attendance 4 Academlc ROTC 2 Letterman s Club 3 Varstty Basketball 3 Junior Basketball l Juntor Baseball l Intramurals 4 Allan Au Attendance 4 Cathedral Busnness ROTC 2 Drum Corps 2 Intramurals l Alvm Awo Attendance esa Academnc R B e p l Gle C l Camera Club l Rnfle Club Letter man s Club l arstty Swtm mmg amurals 4 MW Olly l f 19 B 4 B : ' : sq N . : A , V. X At. ' R : ' ai 1 , ' . l . W c x. ,A il N . ' - , we ,Q ga f 1. lu f . . . And he been goto da place for . . . A 1 I l !,,,t ,.,, p , C V , 1 I f 1- V ? ., fj- gv A ,, , ' A- 3:25 'Q 1 U 4, 1 W!! f l Xl I 'Il c' ' . i St. 5 ,K ' : rl l o . . hy . l I 4 ' S Q : 1 I ' ' F I ' f T' -' nf A -r ' . -I l 'Q 1 Zzffr: 1 l l : ' : -,N V, 4 s If I? I H9 , f . '. Francis Baker Attendance 45 St. Augustine: Businessp ROTC Ig Commer- cial Club 25 Intramurals. George Balino Attendance 45 Business: ROTC 25 Commer- cial Club Ig Intramurals 4, Robert Balmo Attendance 4 Cathedral In dustrlal Arts ROTC 2 Hun OHawau 4 Band I GI e Clubl Sodalityl Rnfle Club I ROTC ushers I Intramu rals2 3. TL. . ll Cathedral James Bartels Attendance I2 Star of the Sea Academic Honor Roll I ROTC 3 Drum Corps 2 Col leguan I FRRAC I RnfIe Club 3 JPO 3 ROTC ushers 3 Intramurals 3 -n. 1149 FI . 5 G3 I Edward Bush Attendance 4 Cathedral Business ROTC 2 Drum Corps I Hut Orlawan 2 Band I Glee Club I Sodaluty I FRRACI Pep Clubl Rifle Club I Lettermans Club I Commercial Club I ROTC ushers I Varsity Swimming rals 4 Class Vice Pres I Donald Camden Attendance I2 Cathedral Academic Honor R ll 2 ROTC 3 Orchestra 4 Glee Club2 Crusader 2 Collegian 2 Sodality 4 Speech Festival I Intramurals 4 Class Pres 2 Oahu Youth Council 2 Catholic Student Council 2 lawrence Cabrmha Attendance 6 St Anthony Business ROTC 3 Glee Club I Sodalltyl FRRAC 4 ln tramurals 4 Douglas Callstro Attendance 3 St Anthony Business ROTC 2 Drum Corps 2 Band I FRRAC I Intramurals 4 S. ' Howard Cadmha Attendance 8 Star of the Sea Business Honor Roll 4 ROTC 3 Lt Col Sodalnty I I Pres Intramurals-1 Class Pres 2 Division Pres 2 3 . 1 ,f 5 I - 'I X I L 'Q 5 ' ' Y Q I Q 5 X. li y A 3 f I . I .. A eg 3 1 I I f' ' s . In K 7 F ' it , ' .. f f ' I. f a ' 'x Et 4 : ' . D : G s rg- I I il W Y 'ix I , : I ' : I 2- 4 ,I ' 1 , N ' 7 X X A 25 Varsity Tennis I5 Intramu- l ' FRRAC ,Ig .Commercial Cluhl t, f A W e f W ,N N I i I 'Q' '-,, f ' I 1 I 5 i z - : ' I ' 1 7- I- - ' : o I ' : I . ' i.:::,.f l 4 1 5 l 5 5 f -:-2 of 4 ' . -l ' r v . I' A D A 1 l 120 ' I lllll M.-w,,mw .3 QQ Wilfred Castro Attendance 4 St Anthony Academlc ROTC 2 Drum Corps 2 Bnochephy I Glee Club I Pep Club I Convert Class Intramurals 4 lf I James Catala Attendance 4 St Ann Gen er ROTC 3 Sodalnty I FRRAC4 LettermansClub4 Varsaty Football 3 Jumor Football I Intramurals A ass Vxce Pres Cass Treas 2 boi 'T' John Centelo Attendance 8 Busnness RO C 2 Glee Club I So daluty 2 FRRAC I Commer cnal Club 2 Intramurals A ass Vxce Pres Cass Treas I Hung Chang Melvin Chee Attendance 6 Cathedral Attendance I2 General Academuc Honor R ll 4 ROTC 2 Glee Club I Intra ROTC 2 Blochephy 2 Pep murals 3 Clubl Intramurals IQI Q' I 9.4 Kenneth Camara Attendance I2 St Patrucks Industrxal Arts ROTC 2 So :ty I FRRAC I Jumor Baseball I Intramurals 3 Herbert Campos P--. cvs Clarence Chang Attendance A Cathedral Academuc Honor R ll 4 ROTC 2 Blochephy 2 Glee Club 2 Sodallty 2 FRRAC 2 Camera Club I Intramurals Attendance A St Anthony Business ROTC3 Ist Lt So ttyl FRRACI Le r mans Club I Commercnal Clubl Varsnty Golf2 Intra murals it Duncan Chang Attendance 4 Cathedral Academnc ROTC 2 Baoche phy I Hun O Hawan I Glee Club I Convert Class Intra murals 4 4.- , v I . . 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Bernard Chung Attendance A C thedral Business ROTC 2 Drum Corps 1 Hun OHawan A Glee Club Sodaluty 2 FRPAC l Commercual Clubl ROTC ushers l Varsity Swlmmmg l Jumor Basketball l Intra murals-4 Class Pres l Class Treas l Davld Chung Attendance 4 St Theresa Business ROTC 2 Convert Class 3- 7761 ld 'w C' Clarence Chung Attendance 8 Buslness Honor Roll A ROTC 2 FRRAC 'I Commercnal Club l Elmo Chung Attendance A General ROTC 2 Glee Club 2 Letterman s Club l Junior Varsity Foot ball l Jumor Varsnty Basket ball l lntramugals 3 1' if 192 up l Norman Chung Attendance 7 St Patrick Academic Honor Roll 2 ROTC 2 Bzochephy I So clality I FRRAC I Speech Festival I Intramurals George Chun Attendance 4' Business- ROTC 2' Commercial Club l. 1 .9 65 if -cf' fgal fn- 1 rf Robert Chung Attendance 5 Cathedral General ROTC 2 Hui OHa wan 2 Glee Club 2 Sodality 4 Convert Class Intramurals Henry Chun Attendance 4- Academic- ROTC 2' Biochephy I- Glee Club I- Crusader I. . . !' 4 X l 4' . of f ,V z : lawrence Chung Attendance 8 Star of the Sea Academic Honor Roll 4 ROTC 2 Brochephy 2 Cru saderl Sodal:tyI Pep Club I Convert Class I Intramu TICWW 1 ', lt FBS fi ICQ Melvin Chxodi Attendance 6 Lady of Peace Academic ROTC3 Glee Club 2 Sodality 3 JPO 3 ROTC ushers I Junior Varsity Football I 1 X aug bs 5...-I Calvln Chun Attendance 8 Academic C I Hu OHavvan Band A Glee Club 2 In murals 4 Quick, Im hungry! I 4 I23 ., jg gf , 5 :gg jf ., Kenneth Chun ' ' Attendance 85 Acadernicg Honor Roll 45 ROTC 25 Bio- sarf as 'E-',' :Z . I g I5 1 X I. chephy 2g Band 45 Glee Club Ig Camera Club I. Q 7 K , 'l.rQ 1 hx Marvin Chun Attendance 8- St. Patrick- I - dustrial Arts- ROTC 2- Glee Clu I- FRRAC I- Intramu- rals 3. ,W- Stafford Chun N, Attendance 4 Blessed Sacra ment Academlc ROTC 2 Crusader I Sodaluty 4 Ca mera Club I Rifle Club 2 Pablo Cortex Jr Attendance 6 St Patrlck Academlc ROTC 2 Glee Club I Sodalnty 4 Vlce Pres FRRAC I Junaor Football Vnce Pres I Ruchard Crawford Attendance II Holy Trmnty Busuness ROTC 3 Band 4 Glee Club Sodaluty FRRAC Lettermans Club Commer Baseball Manager Intramu ras 1' I l Seniors IX I know the answer, Brother' SVG Muchael Colluns Attendance 2 Star of the Sea Academlc Colleguan I Don Corpus Attendance 4 St Rochs General ROTC 2 Glee Club 1 saaaI.1y1 FRRAC 4 In tramurals 4 , , n b , ' , ' . V N v . X A at ' I l A N t,rt X 'f 4 b ,TX a : ': : ' , . , ,, g , Xixf P1 3 I I J i ' a - , lil H . I 5 so- 5 I 5 I x Q1 A I ll' I I . o I 5 . : ', ' e - I: '.: V ,ll . . kwxf 1, , , V I f f V7 27 Intramurals 45 Class Pres. cial Clubg J,P.O.g Varsity R'fle Club l- X ' fi 2, ' - . . : - L M I. N, X 1 I' : I 1 - I 4 . fit Q A' xs . , lv A 3 M ,QQ ,fl C 124 ZQ53 Joseph Cullan Attendance 45 St. Academic: ROTC 35 FRRAC If Intramurals. Theresa: Qing? M Tac tac tac Sr F pounds away If., Benlamm Daoang Attendance 4 St George General ROTC 2 Varsnty Bas ketball 2 Junuor Basketball I Intramurals 4 'Q' An.. Yoslnalu Dalke u Attendance 3 Academuc ROTC 2 Glee Club I Junlor Baseball I Intramurals 3 Wullnam De .long Transfer student Sacred Heart A ademlc Honor Roll 2 Chou P I Vars Footbal I Intramurals I vv X f X I Patrick Cullen Attendance 45 St. Augustinep General: ROTC 25 RifIe Club 2 ROTC ushers 2 Varsity Swlmmmg 2 Intramurals Mrguel Daguuo Attendance 2 Academlc ROTC 2 Lorenzo Del Rosano Attendance Il St Anthony General ROTC 3 Glee Club I Camera Club I Rufle Club I Intramurals fi- 1 I X, A X V , C It ,W tt f at I f I L- I I i ' l 5 5 . 7 4 : - 1 c 'g 2 1 g 'r IgJ. .O. 1 .ity I i' I l 7 . I - ff y Q ff 2' f . I 'gat It A -. 1 : . I Q I ' . I I I I o I , ' I' 5, I I ,, . , f ' John De Ponte George De Motta Attendance A St John Business ROTC 2 Sodalrty 3 FRRAC I Camera Club I Pep Club 2 Commercnal Club I ROTC ushers I Intramurals Baseball Manager 2 Attendance 3 Blessed Sacra ment Academuc ROTC 2 Blochephy 2 Rufle Cl b I Le termans Club I Speech -C, J' ,aa-4 f Festlval I Intramurals 3 'R Robert De Ponte Attendance 3 Blessed Sacra ment Academnc Honor Roll I ROTC 2 Bnochephy 2 Ca mera Club I Speech Festuval Intramurals Chester Dods Attendance 6 Star of the Sea Academuc ROTC 2 Hun O Hawau Treas Camera u I Rufle Club Treas Vrce Pres Intramurals Class Treas I Duvlsuon Treas I 'ri low n ,z R fv- Lawrence Downmg Attendance 2 St Patrack Academic ROTC I Band I Rifle Club I Raymond Endow mf Attendance 4, Academnc, Honor Roll I, ROTC 2, Ca gl'--w. mera Club I, Intramurals fi 4-'L' .cfm Joseph Dunn Attendance 6 Star of the Sea Academnc Honor RoII2 ROTC 3 Blochephy I S dalntyl Vrce Pres I FRRAC I Camera Club I Le er man s Club 4 Speech Festlval 3 JPO I Varsuty Football Manager 4 Varsnty Baseball Manager I Intramurals A Class Pres I Class Vuce Pres 3 Dnvusuon Vnce Pres 2 Howard Enos Attendance I2, St Patrlck, Busuness, ROTC 2, Sodalnty I, FRRAC I, Rlfle Club I, Com mercual Club 2, Intramurals ff 4 f 126 I Vlrglllo Elvenla Attendance A Star of th Sea Bcsuness ROTC 2 Hu OI'-Iawan 2 Comrnercual Clu . d ff I b D ,. . , , 3 my - -l Y : . f , ' gg , X . , S rv ,E 2 I , 3 .1 . . I- X. L' 1 9 ' ,gg I - 1 ,U V , 'Y 2.- ' f I A: U , All W Cyl! .ag r x l, f ' , , is I 1 5 g- I ' : . 'I xg , ' , - ,lv-.A .X 1 -. I , 3 .A X A fr 3 ' I I if . .. + ..1.' Q I A 1 af K , 'i Av E 4: . Llr H! I ,.-.wt I If. K N I. I I xl I V ' . 4 I ,N 5 I 5 lt, tx ' ' I X I fa f'I T ! , 17, P' 7 J V - , , L, . I Yi' I- ' I A V, A : I 1 ' I : - If I I as tl : ' 1 1 X , A . i 2 x I 4, I : H ' 2 ' 1 ' 5, ' - L CI b ,' ' I' , ., - I - D . :' n h I . ' , A 4 1 f . f ' X3 3 - I A I : I i I oi 1 I 'H' 2, ' I . : I I I :I ff - I' I X I: I z y I . . . . 1 1 D X, 'J John Frgueroa Jeremtah Espma Attendance 3 St Elllabelb Academtc ROTC 2 Band l Clee Club 2 Camera Club Intramurals l Attendance 4 St Ann s ln dustrnal Arts ROTC 2 lntra X Q murals 4 ' flllllfflll' l l 1 'it enry Freltas Eugene F a Attendance 9 Holy Trmrty Attendance A Star of th Academic H nor R Il 1 Sea Business Honor Roll l ROTC2 Drum Corpst Band FRRAC l Camera Club l Rufle Club 2 ROTC ushers Intramurals Class Sec l Class Treas l Looms Gomes Attendance 6 St Anthony Busnness ROTC 2 Band l ee Club l Sodalnty FRRAC l Commerclal Club l Speech Festuval Intramu rals 4 1 f J Harry Fullnaka Attendance 6 Academlc ROTC 3 Drum Corps l Bro chephy l Glee Club l L t terman s Club l Varslly Foot ball 2 Juntor Basketball Intramurals 4 Class Treas 3 Dtvrsron Treas l Gllberl Goo Attendance 4 St Patru k General ROTC 2 Glee Club 2 Rtfle Club l Commercnal Club l ROTC ushers 2 lntra murals 4 7 f0 Grlbert Go Attendance A Our Lady of Peace Academuc ROTC 2 Glee Club l Sodaltty FRRAC I Rlfle Club 2 lntra murals 4 dw www M an-, Qi---.f Gordon Goeas Attendance 10 Holy Trlntty Academuc ROTC 3 FRRAC T Rnfle Club l Class Sec l ,pw- 3 4 C Q . . if N ' . L. 4 A A QQ E K ,f '57, . - , , 1 yt .,1',,ft.f ji' r kzf t ' f .-, , ,-F .U L lx 'J l 1 E'-b l - l'- f V, 1- yy l I ' . v 1 5, 4 f'x': , T ' x , . .., ' I 5 I fn! A I 1 if 5 ' l tl? f ul' X I l . 5 ffl? J ll- lffvsfff -I I I ' 1 T, A ' g . . 1 A, I T . covet ,l, f . y -. F . I . CQ!!! l 1 if ' N' '. f el ' D .. . 7 ' I lf . . 7 e ' 2 lv O : . . . 7 ' l sc ROTC 27 Drum Corps ,27 35 FRRAC 2g Speech Festival ' z : 1. . . l : - 1 1 A 'C : 'Q T I Q GI I : I ' ll : ' l il ' ' A l A do T2 y I 5 , K MN James Klm Han Attendance 6 St Patrnck Buslness ROTC 2 Hu: O Ha wan 2 Pres I Glee Club 2 Sodalttyl FRRAC I Camera Club I J PO 2 ROTC ushers I Jumor Football I Junuor Basketball I Jumor Baseball I Intramurals4 Class Sec 3 Class Treas 2 Phlllp Grlep Attendance 4 St John In dustrual Arts ROTC 2 Sodall ty I FPRAC I ROTC ushers I Junuor Football I Jun or Basketball I Intramurals A ling, vw Joseph Hanakalu Attendance 3 St Ruta Aca demic ROTC I Hui O Hawau Check handsome Loulel louns Hanohano Attendance I2 St Mark s Busmess ROTC 2 Band A FRRAC I Commercual Club I ROTC ushers I Varsnty Foot ball I Junuor Football 2 Jun lor Basketball I Intramurals Henry Hasegawa Attendancefi General ROT 2 Glee Club I Club 3 Jumorjaseb I I tramurals Sql 92 1 If X I ul' vu I l I M 128 f 1 ua ies Carl Hansen Attendance A Blessed Sacra ment Busuness ROTC 2 Band I Glee Club I Sodalnty I FRRACI Comrnercual Club I ROTC ushers Intramurals C a 5 Treas Sanford Haseyama Attendance 4 Academnc Honor Roll I ROTC 3 Bro chephy 2 Rnfle Club 3 lntra murals 2 Class Treas I 9 K I I , J Wallace Hayashl Attendance 3 Academlc 1 ROTC T Hu1OHawau Band T Glee Club T Camera Club Q,-.,, .E Robert Huramoto Attendance A St Agnes Academ ROTC 2 Crusader 2 Ast Sports Edntor Con vert Cla s Varsity Swlmmnng 2 Intramurals 2 Class Vnce P es l John Horner Attendance 4 St Augusfune lndustrnal Arts ROTC 2 Rufle Club T ROTC ushers lntra murals T 1 t t J' T Junuor Baseball T nra murals 3 Paul Hlronaka Richard Hlu Attendance8 General ROTC Attendance 8 Busuness 2 Glee Club I lntramuralsl ROTC 2 Glee Club 2 Sodall ty 2 FRRAC T Commercual Club .lumor Baseball I ln tramurals 4 WJW7 Egg 715117 A I' Garrett Ho Attendance 6 Academuc ROTC 2 Drum Corps 2 Glee Club 2 Camera Club l Rlfte Club 2 Convert Class J P O 3 ROTC ushers T Intramu rals Class Sec T Jam, H.,h,,,. A vnsntor from St Francis? Attendance 5 cademuc C 2 B chep y u O Hawan rx I e u rals 4 T29 2. ' 1 : ' ' 1 Q. 2 ' , 5 l Y - ' ff! l l 1 F' . l r f ,I 5 era , 2 - f ,- if 'f'f V. Q, ! N I .. Q I V T 1. ' , ' I , , X fa, 1 , X . A X ' fl 5 I L lx , 'X I ,L If l A ! ll l ll l ' x I :4 , 5, Y .- Ki ,I 5 V ' I ' ' - :I ' Ai ' ' I5 I 5 ' l ROT 5 I l5 Hui 5 5 - ' A' B. 5 Gle ' 1 . Cl b 5 ln . x T I K T , N. Y J, A . , A T T , - N -' Y J 'lf f is 5? f r 3 ,i f 1 ,-,. 'l l g ' X' ' I L' I 4 ' ' ,Q I .X ..-A- ,Q 5 V , , - l .5 X A V x, ' x n - I .f I . N fs-,I -45 U ' si ,. I Donald Imamoto Attendance 8 St Patrtck Academnc ROTC 3 Glee C ub l FRRAC l Letterman s C ub 2 Varsaty Football 3 Varsnty Baseball 3 Junuor Football I .lunlor Baseball I Intramural 4 Class Pres I Class Vuce Pres l Class Treas I Rachard Inafulxu Attendance 5 St Theresal Academlc H nor Roll 4 ROTC 2 Bnochephy 2 Glee Club l Crusader I Sensor Edntor Sodalety 4 FRRAC 2 Intramurals 2 B nar Atte an 4 Academuc C Bl ch phy I n ra mur s 4 Albert lbarra Attendance 4g St. Stepheng Academicp ROTC 35 Speech Festival 25 Library 45 J.P,O. .7 47 ROTC ushers 4. Ding as fo- ads f an - Prayer wont help now, Full V' u I '-if wage Alfred Jaunth Attendance Sacred Hearts Academuc ROTC 2 Bnoche phy T Band 4 Orchestra I Sodalnty 2 FRRAC l Int murals 4 26 I Marvin lselw Attendance 4 St Theresa Academuc ROTC 2 lntramu rals2 ft' Norman Islukawa Attendance 3 Academlc ROTC 2 Convert Class .lun lor Baseball I Intramurals 3 Y A ' I ! 1 2, I ffl r ' A , ' 2 f I . , ' : I I I . 1 . I. -. . i 5. Q I 1 ' U : 6. V : . 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I. '-'N Rogers Keanu Attendance General St The resa ROTC 2 Hui OHawar I Glee Club I FRRACI Rl fle Club I ROTC usl ers I Intramurals 3 ' 'llfi QQ it aymond Kosaka ttendance 3- Business- O 2- Glee Club I- p u I- Rifle Club I- R shers- Intramurals. -C 1' fy. Charles Kuboi Attendance 4- Business- ROTC 2- Glee Club I- Commercial Club I- Intra- murals I. St. Patrick- Milton lau Attendance 6p St. Patrick Academicg ROTC 2g Rifle Club Ig Intramurals 4. ,rw IU' Donald Lau Attendance 4- Holy Trinity- Business- Honor Roll 2- ROTC 2- Sodality 3- FRRAC I- Com- mercial Club I- Speech Festi- I- Intramurals 4- C Se . 2. Milton lau Attendance Ag Academicg Honor Roll If ROTC 25 Bio- chephy Ig Glee Club I, Treas,g Class Treas. I, I33 Herbert Kono Attendance 6 Academic ROTC I Biochephy I Band I Glee Club I Pep Club I ,faq I Edward lau Attendance 6 St John Aca demic Honor Roll 4 ROTC 2 Biochephy 2 Crusader 2 Editor-in-chief Sodality 2- Ri- tl Club I- Convert Class- Speech Festival 2- Intramu- s 2- Clas Pes. 2, C Vice-Pres. I. hr yfnjw' Wendell Kop Attendance 8 Holy Trinity Acader nc Honor Il Band 2 Letterman s Club I Varsity Golf 4 Junior Foot bal I Intramurals 4 CV' Gordon Lau Attendance I2 St Patrick General ROTC 2 Hui OHa wail 2 Glee Club 2 Sodality I FRRACI Convert Classl Intramurals 4 Class Vice es I C c I C s Treas I U i . gf x f ii ,f 1 x t 5 I 'A 1 ': f-A .1 Intramurals 3. I I Li 'I vs , -, , C- , Y' 1 4, BU I F iff I Ro -'Y' I- I LII-- I X Alf: I. is , Kitty. I W :,-- x - aiu.- A x ' l il 'A -x J- , so A17 fl . -N f X V .,, Q : , 3 Ay - 1' ,f 'C . . , V I - 'I ' ll I I a J .. .I I I A I. - my I Q g ' : : I 1 ' ' I. 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Q . 2 ff' . ,C x b f X ,x rv Collms lee Attendance 3 St Theresa Busuness ROTC 2 Glee Club l Rufle Club l Commercoal Club l Intramurals 3 Ernest Lee Attendance 4 St Anthony Academuc Honor R ll 4 ROTC 2 Buochephy 2 Cru sader I Semor Edttor S dalnty Treas 3 FRRACl Ca mera Club l Speech Festuval 3 Intramurals Crusader s aff at work NW? hw, 'Imax -air ill T34 t as 5: Gm aluafes rl-'I t S l t 2 I l, y b A Z.. .mu- ' ' Frances llc Attendance 6 Academnc Honor Roll 4 ROTC 2 Bro chephy l Glee Club l Ca mera Club l Speech Festnval 2 Intramurals Class Sec l Class Treas l Frank lawns Attendance 4 Cathedral General ROTC 2 Glee Club 2 Sodallty 3 FRRACI Pep Club 2 Treas Rufle Club 'I Lettermans Club 4 Varsity Football Mgr 2 Varsut Base Y ball Mgr 2 lntramurals 4 Class T' s 3 -if? rv- Jesus londno Attendance 4 St Mnchael General ROTC 2 Glee Club l Sodallty l Rifle Club 2 Library 4 Treas Intramurals Franklm lm Attendance 4 St Patr k Buslness ROTC 2 lst Lt Band 4 Glee Club Sodalnty FRR C l Commercial Club J ert lass Speech Fes ura s 4 1 1 , ' an , L . 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A O. , , 1' r' ll 3 7 l IQ53 '75 Rodney loo Attendance 4 Sacred Hearts Academuc nor R ll ROTC 2 Buochephy 2 Glee Club 2 Sodaluty 3 Camera lub I Intramurals Fred lum Attendance I2 St Theresa Academlc ROTC 2 Bnoche phy H I OHawan I Club I olleguan 3 Sodaluty I FRRA I Cam ra Club Convert lass JPO I lntra fp x 1 I lil' I 11 f Samuel luke Attendance I2 St Rta Aca demnc Honor Roll ROTC 3 Glee Club I Crusader 2 Colleguan 3 Bus Mgr S dalnty 4 FRRAC 2 Camera Club I Rafle Club I Speech Fe 'val 2 JPO 4 R 'IC ushers I Intramurals 4 Class P s I Class Sec I Theodore Makalena Henry Loo Attendance 3 Busmess 2 ROTC 2 Bvochephy I Com mercnal Club I Albert lum Attendance 4 Blessed Sacra ment Academnc Honor Roll 2 ROTC2 Bnochephy2 Cru sader 2 Sodallty 4 Vlce Pres FRRACI Intramurals 2 Class Vrce Pres 2 Class Treas I 'UQ 'W 5-Q -ag if JMMI' QD- Alvm lum Attendance 4 Academuc ROTC 2 Drum Corps I Band 4 Glee Club I Lettermans Club Intramurals 4 Attendance4 General ROTC 2 Hur O Hawan I Glee Club The best foot forward 2 Lettermans Club 2 Var stty Football 2 Varsny Golf 4 Junuor Football 2 lntra murals 4 rf 1 x PQ 5' Y 1 ' 1 I . 1 1 - K I 1 1 1 1' ,I 1 a t 1 f 1 ' ' ' 1 7 if.. 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A' ji 'vw O ' Alec Markham ggephen Man, Clarence Masuo Attendance 6 St Patrick Anedanceg 5, rheresa ACB Attendan e 4 Academic Academic ROTC 2 FRRACI den-HC ROTC 2 Drum Ccfps I-'onor Roll 3 ROTC 2 Drum Intramurals A 1 Bmchephy 1 Rlfle Clup- 1 Corps I Band I Intramurals Intramurals 2 SQVZIOI' vw. trngonometry boring' ,,, Patrick Markham 0- Attendance I2 St Philome at I na Industrial Arts ROTC 2 Intramurals 2 , B 5 ,. I - , A I f f I I A -elf A f fr' T Q A K . 4 . - sy ,I 2. 'I I y IQ ,II till I Zi gk 1 X Q' ,X If 1 w fx Y 1 1 XI! Q, Q , J 1 f , I If? V I A, b XVII Isl ' I l 1 I N 7 - ' : T K. . ' : ' -: ' -1 : In I ' 7 '- Q 2 I A I I I I I I 5 I I Xu I I ,Q-7 IQQ3 enie Buslness tycoons of tomorrow Clifford Mercado Attendance A St Theresa Busnness ROTC 3 Capt So dalaty 2 FRRAC I Rnfle Club 3 Pres Commerctal Club I J PO I Intramurals 4 Q Roy Mendes Attendance A Holy Trxmty Bualness ROTC 3 Hun O Ha wan l Band 4 Orchestra l Gee Club 2 FRRAC l Ca rn ra Club I Contmercral Club l Intramurals 4 ttenrla tce -1 Ac 'Iclc :mc ROTC 2 lntra murals 3 fv- ,ax :vs Ernest Mlka Attendance 3 Our Lady of Peace Buslness ROTC 2 Glee Club I Sodallty I Ca rn ra Club I ep Club 2 Commercnal Club I 137 l Cornwall Matsusaka Attendance A General 2 Intramurals A ROTC Harold Matsuura Attendance A Acadernlc Honor Roll 2 ROTC 2 Letter man s Club I Junlor Baseball l Intramurals 4 Kenneth Mmato Attendance 8 St Augustme Academtc Honor Roll 2 ROTC '7 Btoclweplwy l Cru sader2 Sodaltty3 FRRAC2 Camera Club 2 Lettermans Clu I Speech Festlval 3 Varsuty Swnmmmg 3 lntra murals A I l A I K , I :S ., : I an ..- I K.. I .L 1 I ' A 222 - . If - t L. 'Y I z I . I I I I ' I l . - E. lx' Q' Q' W E5 . 3 I 5 N I . f, Q 1 Ill, X , ,Iyar J I , . - . 1 5 I ' N I l 1 I I '71 I 3? l I 1 - E: :P 5 ' ' ' g - 9 : ' ' . . . , l ' . f 1 -I ll- I 1:4 Q Y Phtltp Mmlcola Attendance 6 St Patrtck Acaclerntc ROTC 2 FRRAC l Lettermans Club 3 Varstty Baseball 2 Juntor Baseball 1 lntramurals 4 Class Treas l Louus Mlranda Attendance A Star of the Sea Busmess ROTC 2 So tty l FRRAC l Le er mans Club l Commerctal Club l Junuor Baseball l In tramurals A Class Sec l 'rn--. A W Rrchard Mryao Attendance 6 Academuc Honor Roll 2 ROTC 2 Bo chephy 2 Pres Collegtan 3 Edttor Camera Club l lntra murals 2 ,ps I ? '7' ,M Charles Mnzuta Attendance 6 Sacred Heart Bustness ROTC 2 Band A ee Club l Sodaltty FRRAC 1 Camera Club l Commerctal Club l Convert Class, ROTC Ushers I, lntra murals 4 Jyffl ,QM John Moranha Attendance 5 St Patrtck ln dustrlal Arts, ROTC 2 Band l, Rtfle Club l, ROTC Ushers Eugene Mullen 1: - Attendance 8, Sacred Heart, !. R Academic, ROTC 2, Glee Club 2, Sodallty 4, FRRAC l, Q, H- Rrfle Club 1, JPo 1, anna Q? murals 4 tif f' M, T W1 -' f - ii as 4? 5 2 t:.' 1 ' 1 A Y 1 1 . 1 - 1 A t.tf,t-ll lt H 5 ' l . ' x .. ' ll f . - I . Qs Ml O 1 I , 5 I Z , f - - ac' 3 , Q9 5 Q :z Liffh rj . . . ' aww- , LD T 1 ' il 1 - 1' dal' 5 g tt - - x: U :Y 5 X77 . , i . 51 Q, V , qf' I A I ' fd f ,T V ,,' l 1 . . 5 2' l , ' ', + ,MX at t ,ff ,xi N T I ' U 1 E , L a r 4, rl 1 f 1 0 .,,, , T A c 5 , it Q 1 A 'W 1 . . V' ' 4 7 'M 5 1 1 1 i - I f 95 I , ,p ' , ' X ,A V Gl l 1 I ' ' fl 1 li l ' J 7 1 1 ' 1 - , 1' I tf ' . ' 138 Ox Qu.. Q' ,,..4 .pg fm Wallace Morrta Attendance 6, Academtc, ROTC 2, Brochephy 2, Band 4, Glee Club I Camera Club l, Pep Club 2, Lettermans Club I, Intramurals 4 leslte Muralcamn Attendance 5 St Patrick, Busnness, Honor Roll l, ROTC 2, Band 4, Glee Club l FRRAC T, Camera Club T, Commerctal Club l lntramu rals 4 Earl Motoda Attendance 6, St Theresa Bustness, ROTL 2, Btocheph l, Olee Club 2, FRRAC I, Ca mera Club l, Commerctal Club l, ROTC Ushers l, lntra murals 4 James Vlurakl Attendan e -1 Our Lady f Fatnma Acalemlc ROTC 2 Hun O Hawan 3 Bind 2 Glee Club 2 Sodallty -1 FRRAC l P O T Varsxty Tenms 3 J X 1: tramurals 4 Wilfred Nakakura Attendance 6 Acadernuc ROTC 3 Band 4 lee Club l i Letterman s C ub 1 lntramu , rals 4 ' 1 flylfyl Q RQ MN 'L ill 'F- T' John Ortiz Attendance 4 lndustrual Arts ROTC 2 Band A AJ C Robert Onaka K Attendance3 General ROTC 2 Drum Corps l Intramurals Floyd Okada Attendance 6 Academuc Honor Roll 4 ROTC 2 Blo chephy 2 Soclaluty l FRRAC l Convert Class Intramurals seph Nakoa tendance 5 St Ann Gen ROTC Soda tty RACT Letterman Club 4 stty Football 3 Varslty sketball 2 Juneor Football Junnor Basketball l .lun or all lntramura s ass Presndent 2 Joseph Nuuanu Attendance 4 Our Lady of Peace Buslness Honor Roll 2 ROTC 2 Blochepbyl So dalnty l FRRAC l Camera Club 'l Commercial Club l Speech Festlval 2 lntramu ra s I Vernon Oshuma Attendance 6 Sacred Heart Academnc H nor R ll 4 ROTC 3 Sodaluty 3 Speech Festlval l Junnor Basketball I Varsuty Basketball l lntra murals 3 Cass Treas Class Sec l Andrew Oshlro Attendance A Academnc ROTC 2 Glee Club l Pep Club l Varsuty Baseball 2 Jumor Baseball 2 lntramu rals 4 T39 4:5 l 4 tx df LK 1 T f X ,. 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H ' 5 1 lg 5 I lg I Academicg Honor- Roll 22 ' -l . . 7 c. . I I I 1 - n I ' I - A I n' ' I: l 2 C ' I I : l . 2. x Xt, ff I fl! . r Vt I is-f Q ' . Q . X ' 3 0 f lb l ' C 0 K .I Of , 3 I 4 ' I -J-at M QQHJJ' Avelard Attendance 6 St Patrlck ROTC 3 Crusader I Colle gtan 3 FRRAC I Rufle Club I Speech Festuval 3 ROTC Ushers I Class Pres 2 Class Se I George Perry Attendance 5 St Patruck I dustrnal Arts ROTC 3 Colle guan I RAC 2 Rl e Cub I Speech estlvall JPO I Class Pres LJ 5 leurs Perry Q A 4 Attendance 3 St Theresa Cyrll Prres Attendance 3 St Theresa General ROTC 2 Glee Club 2 Rnfle Club T ROTC Ushers 2 Intramurals 3 Wnlham Rodrigues Attendance 4 St George Academuc ROTC2 Colleglan 1 FRRACT LettermansClub T Varsrty Swnmmnng 2 lntra murals 4 E N 7 fl' x I N 1 I ,.a X U A . '3b:,N Albert Ragsac Attendance 6 Our Lady of Peace Academlc Honor Roll A ROTC2 Blochephyl So daluty l FRRAC T lntramu rals 4 Earl Rogers Attendance 3 St Patrick In dustrnal Arts ROTC 2 Glee Club I Sodalnty 1 FRRAC T Lettermans Club 2 Varslty Football 2 Varsnty Basketball 7 Jumor Football 1 Jun or Baseball I Intramurals 3 Class Pres I Class Sec I J Academuc ROTC 3 Sodalny 2 Speech Festrval T n a murals 3 Henry Rente Attedance 6 St John Bus: ness ROTC 3 Letterman s Club I Commercual Club 'I Varslty Golf 3 Intramurals 4 H Gb Robert Rodrigues Attendance T2 St Patrnck lndustrual Arts ROTC 2 FRRACT lntramurals3 Class Treas I The Sodallty IS organized Oli-A05 1. . EM, X 141 VX lx V! r lx Hu- A me 1 rf ,Nfl f,, ff Kenneth Salxamoto Attendance 65 Businessg ROTC 25 Band 45 Glee Club Ig Camera Club If Commer- cial Club I Convert Class Varsity Golf l Intramurals 4 Class Sec 2 Fredenck Santos Attendance 12 Star of the Sea Academac ROTC 2 Glee Club l Sodalsty l FRRAC I Intramurals 4 Class Treas I Class Sec l Ruchard Schubert Attendance I2 St Stephen Business OTC 3 Glee Club l Sorlallt l FRRACT Com merclal Cl 2 lntramurals2 wsskdd ,- X s Albert Saito Attendance df Academicg Honor Roll lg ROTC 25 Hui O'Hawaii lg Glee Club lg In- tramurals 4. Arnold SQIII Attendance 4 Academuc ROTC 2 Varslty Swnmmmg 2 Intramurals 4 GZVIIOVQ Q Bb Buenaventura Sarte Attendance 4 St Joseph dustrnal Arts ROTC 2 Drum Corps l Hu: OHawan l Glee Club l Sodallty l RnfTe Club 'I ROTC Ushers I In tramurals 2 L 3 , 1 142 f T' , v ff ' .. --A'f V , .---- 51, N , 1 ' A I 5 I ' XX A A I ' -, ' W V., , cu, ' H . , , , . . . Q l ff,.,L..'f 'a' NZM M .. C ,, ' F , C. x. I V, ' . 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