St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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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.

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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

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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.