St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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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

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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