St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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L1 IN TRAMURALS mer i dna-acre FRESHMAN F SOPHOMORE A Agam students by the hundreds partlcxpated ln the lntramural volleyball program Th1S year program was hlghhghted by thrllls teamwork and hvely actlon In every game each player exerted hls fullest capabllltles a true characterlstlc of a Samt Louls Man The end of the season found 9 F 10 A 11 C and 12 C at the head of thelr respectlve d1v1s1ons JUNIOR G SENIOR c 80

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IN TRAMURALS FRFSHMAN B SOPHOMORE A The thud of foot agamst football marked the openmg of another exc1tmg football season Alter school hours found teams out on the athletlc held wlth the firm dCICfITl1Il2iI10Il to Wm Spectators on the sxde lmes were thr1lled by the long touchdown passes sensat1onal catches goal lme stands and breathtaklng klcks After the dusk cleared 9 B 10A ll C and IPC emerged wxth the ll'ld1VldU2ll trophles IH thelr hands JUNIOR c snmou c 'm ,, H , a s a a'-r 79

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RIELE TEAM Because of the newly proposed St. Louis Heights subdivision, the Crusader Rifle Range impact area had to be moved. The direction of the firing points were relocated, range facilities enlarged and a parking area added. Club members toiled on their own time to construct their new range by tearing down the old and building the new. All of this took a considerable amount of time, hard work, and whole-hearted cooper- ation from all of the club members and friends of our club. The dividends of their hard word is marked by a range that is com- parable to others that have cost as much as Sl30,000, and today the new range is in use after proper ceremonies that was climaxed by a luau which in itself was something to behold. MfSGT s1LvA Rifle Team Coach CHEERLEADERS