St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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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

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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

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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