St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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---...SQ , f mcuwnon f .., 1:01 ,, T ..3' Q' 789 ' :4l5' A A ,2i22 -.. ' . Ofc Iii These boys talked the iudges into giving them a superior Chaminade Tourney winners are from left to righl: M. Laabs, rating at the U. H. Speech Tournament. From loft to right, M, Sugimura, R. Yamachika, F, Luning. kneeling: D. Young, R. Fung, Standing: J. Love, R. Stasz- kow, J. Sartain, J. Castanha, M. Sullivan, 1 ri There's no two ways about it. Either I'm From lefo to right, these panelists captured the OYC right or you're wrong. Teen-age Code Trophy for St. Louis: J. Love, W, Chun, R. Hunt, D, Hinton, F. Luning, M. Sugimura. i 1 - XJ Loft to right, In Row: W. Drewes, M. Sugimura, M, Machida, J. Castanha. 2nd low: T. Mendonca, D. Young, P. Joseph, D. Burgo. 3rd Row: W. Chung, R, Fung, D, Luchini, , P. Silva. Oh Row: P. Kahler, R. Jones, W. White, G, Sumida, R, Hunt. 119 5th Row: R. Mistysyn, J. Newman, R. Stazkow, J. Love. 6th Row: Sullivan, H, Marciel, V. Ing, J. Cabral, F. Luning, 7th Row: M. Pahk, R. Luke, Brother C. Fahey,

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ur . I .I ihxli i V bb - gf :ci 44 .31 1 lv 1.- - . '. I 5 A President Secretary Treasurer Moderator FRED LUNING JAMES LOVE DONALD BURGO BROTHER CHARLES FAHEY Affocia tion of Speech Actzbdtzbf And I say we should have compulsory arbitration! '-'T 'T T Q U8 The finer points of speaking . . . The Association of Speech Activities strives for the development of self-confidence and self-expression by means ot public speaking. Many areas of speech are open to students who are interested in improving their speaking ability, debate, dramatic, humorous and oral interpretation, extemporaneous speaking, original oratory and panel discussion. Competing with other schools builds up competitive and team spirit as well as valuable experience for the future. The accomplishments ot the ASA are numerous. Taking part in the Chaminade Tourney, St. Louis won four trophies. Placing Hrst were: Fred Luning- Oratorical Interpretation, Bob Yamachika-Original Oratoryg and Michael Laabs-Humorous Interpretation. The other winner was Michael Sugimura who placed second in Extemporaneous Speaking. St. Louis also took part in the various debate tournaments held throughout the school year. In the U.H. Speech Festival, several members of the ASA merited a superior rat- ing. The rewards of the ASA are unbounding. Because of the training received in this organization, many students traveled to Los Angeles, Canada and many other oversea cities, not to mention the neighboring Hawaiian islands.

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1' I'- sf-O I 17' . fc .,, ., ,.. Ed itor-in-Ch ief BOB YAMACHIKA ali .7Cf Associate Editor BOB MORGADO Associate Editor PAUL LUM LUNG .f'f 1532. J l 5 I Moderator MR. DONALD YEE If we don't kill that centipede, we'lI never finish the annual. The i960 Crusader, which you now hold in your hands, is the product of many assidious hours of work. The aim of the Crusader is to produce a yearbook worthy of St. Louis, a year- book which provides a comprehensive written and pictorial summary of the school year. Work on the '60 Crusader began early in November, when thirty-plus workers drafted the initial makeup forthe yearbook. Following count- less revisions and additions, the final dummy sheets were ready in January of 1960. Under the persevering leadership of the editors and the faithful cooperation of all stat? members, one third of the annual was completed by the four- teenth of January. Activities, Art, Copy, Make-up, Senior and Sports staft, From loft to right, lst Row: S. Lee, M. Fukuchi, L. Lau, A. lng. 2nd Row: N Naka awa E Chun A Tanaka E Uch da H L g , . , . , . I , , ee, R. Williams. 3rd Row D. Miyaiima, D, Hamamoto, K. Chun, D, Hinton, M, Lum, A. Watanabe H. Lee.