St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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CONRAD LOPEZ CRUSADER LI KSTERS During the annual Christmas Vacation, nine industrious St. Louis men were busy proving that individual standouts plus team consistancy equals one lnterscholastic League golf championship. Very ably did thesc men prove this formula as they made a shambles of the ILH and captured all available trophies such as the Francis Brown perpetual trophy, the individual winners trophy, plus numerous honors for the lowest average, lowest gross score, and lowest team average. Captain Harold Ano copped six of his seven matches and managed a sensational 77.4 average. Anthony Lopez led the team in the Gold Medal Tournament with a net 62 and also took six of seven matches. Sen- ior Elmer Marques really shined in the medal tournament with a 65 net while taking seven of twelve ac- tual matches. Randall Wong was really a standout as the league's top point maker U8 out of 181 and as winner of seven out of seven. Smooth-swinging iunior, Joseph Spencer, simply overcame his opponents with long straight drives and consistant play. Team tiger Richard Lau improved steadily and finally man- aged 5 matches and 8 points Upcoming Sophs sorted to anything from transister radios to barefoot golf to hook their opponents And now can anyone deny that nine outstanding consistant linksters equals one outstanding consistant championship team? These boys really know their match huh? RANDY WONG e-a..,,4'J LOPEZ RICHARD LAU ,Q-. Y--I-1 Jos srsucen SAM HARRY fs - , l,. f -1, f i ff? ., .. . J, Y - I K-if V S ' A ,W 5 2 Z W . H asap, ..,, ' f . K Z .. . ,, Q W 4 if MM 1 .L 4 ' 'X . , , .':w1,j,'s - . 1' . Kif,?V iJK 1 I it M 1 ' 1-w -.-rffzlfw X' 'sex , x X Ev X' EL lt .ju .' .N Agia A 'Yrs ' . L Ng. 5 .. , 1 , i Y, ng 'ml' 5- -w 'N - , , il ...L if LEN sAMPAio . , 1 V ,P ' V V' 'I TT: L ref- 1 QTL TVQM... 1 . , ' , Y ' ' . .IJ A 6 Q ,. , ,Ju L A V 4 ' l A 5 V -,'f - us-3' -:nfhi .,,, M, .fig -,, 4 ' gn Pai? ffl g Q- T ,J if V 1 , vi L

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iff The bug moment In the llfe of a cheerleader hls first step Spirit is an indispensable quality of any team and their supporters. Led by our lovely Songleaders and flashy Yell Kings, we carried that spirit to the games we won as well as those we lost. They instilled within us, through their energetic and exuberant determination, an overwhelming desire to win. Guided by Bro. Perko and Mrs. Nobriga, and led by Bobby Dods and Rose Marie Alvaro our song and cheer leaders eased the pain of defeat and made many an otherwise unethusiatic rooter, hoarse from shouting. To these Red and Blue Morale Boosters, we chant a resounding Mahalo and Aloha for a job well done. BQGSTERS