St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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A 'M A '6 QV As F19 THE CRUSADER ., , J2 M ET

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I MV! fr 'U Fonwwwl Welcome to the 1960 edrtuon of the Crusader We of the yearbook staff are both pleased and proud to present what we belleve to be the finest Crusader ever produced confident that your apprecratron of our work wrll fully lustrfy our claum to such dnstrnctuon Indeed our rather glowlng estrmatlon of the 60 annual us tempered only by the realrzatron that In actuallty the yearbook IS not the work of one man or of a partrcular group of men but rs the well-coordunated result of the entrre student body For wnthout the whole souled cooperatoon of the student body there could be no annual True the edutors the copy staff and the photographers were vitally essentlal to the lrfe blood of the Crusader but no less Important and instrumental In nts creation were the students that comprased our athletlc teams the students belongung to the Pep Club Qthat energetrc boosterer of saggrng sprntsl the Sodaluty members the Mass servers the Speech Club ln short Y O U the Kalaepohaku man ID the street undavld ually perhaps not especrally remarkable but together en masse a thrnvmg soludrfled unut capable of conquerrng all worlds Thus rs your Crusader And srnce thus ns your yearbook you are the featured players You are on of your llfe at St Lours durlng the Year of Our Lord nrneteen hundred and srxty A llvrng lournal perchance a poignant remembrance of fond memorres and pleasant mterludes a personrficataon of remunrscence a flashback of lrfe Remember the orlentatron assembly held not aeons but some eught months ago? How about the Columbus Day holuday9 The football games the rallres the assemblues the Thanksgavmg holrdays the Chnstmas Card sales the bookstore value days? No doubt the memory of Dr Tom Dooley s vrsat stlll lmgers on In the darker recesses of your mmd but do you recall the first of the days of recollectron? ln any case the past year wlll always be at your flngertrps memories wartmg to be uncovered wsth every flap of a page You are the protagonrsts the heroes the actors un thus drama of lrfe catapulted with the publrcatlon of thus yearbook unto the annals of hrstory The curtarn rs rrsmg the floodlrghts gleam brlghtly the play us about to began Slt back relax whale Act I Scene I The Cast flashes nostalglcally before your eyes The curtam IS up the floodllghts gleam brlghtly the play has begun f 7 I D I . . I . . I . I . I . . . i I l ' l 1 I . I I ' . - I . . . . . . , . . . . . I . I I 1. I ' ' I '. ' ' I . . ' I I . I I I . . I . . . I 0 every page, your name is in every sentence. lntrinsically, the Crusader is an account . , . . . . I . . I . . . . I . 0 . . I . - I -Q I D 1 . I . . . I . I , . . . . . , . I c ' a I o I Q . . g . ' I I . . . . I . . I . . I ' - Il Il ' , , I . . . J . . E D ' .

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Tlw Ciara mb l960 Pvuuuwq Brother Charles Leonard, S.M. fF ' The followrng lrnes of laudatron are genurnely penned to dedrcate a book to the honor of a per son of long standrng devotron rn the field of edu catron vrz Bro Charles Leonard S M Recognrz rng Bro Charles for the prarse avordrng person that he rs rt rs srncerely hoped that these few lrnes wrll not cause hrm too great an embarrass ment Perhaps no truer trrbute can be pard to hrm than to say he drd hrs rob wrth constant year rn year out unselflsh devotedness blessed wrth a down to earth level headedness and a rock bottom com mon sense' These are no rdle boasts' No not especrally are they so when one sees these sterl Ing qualrtres used rn the stabrlrzrng efforts of help rng to run a smooth functronrng office at St Lours Hrgh School It was rn lust such a capacrty that Bro Charles found hrmself for the past dozen or so years Hrs keenness of mrnd to srze up srtuatrons and hrs rmagrnatrve abrlrty to formulate means to solve problems rn the most practrcal manner possrble have won for hrm on many occasrons the affec trorrate trtle of efficrency expert And well-de servrng rs he of such a trtle' One mrght wonder how he came by such a valuable trart The answer lres rn the vast wealth of experrence that he has 0 worthy men how well rn thee appearr The conrtarzt .rerwce 0 the antzque world When rerwce sweat or duty not for mee Thou art not for the farhzon of there tzmes Where non wzll :went hut for promotzon achreved over the years rn occupyrng posrtrons of busrness and admrnrstratrve nature rn the So crety of Mary ln another capacrty that of dean of drscrplrne he handled students and therr darly rnnumerable vexrng problems wrth envrable patrence and krnd understandrng He was a real practrcal psychol ogrst Hrs famrlrar and frrendly Whats your problem son? approach was most reassurmg to worrred rmmature mrnds And rn the course of runntng the every day hum drum aFfarrs of a school office srtuatrons at trmes are bound to become most annoyrng and sometrmes nrgh on rmpossrble Then rt was that Bro Charles would draw from hrs rrch cheerful God savrng sense of humor to help save the day and perhaps even someone s face Due to farlrng eye srght Bro Charles has moved from the rmmedrate vrcrnrty for the school ofllce and rts actrvrtres However he and hrs wonder ful contrrbutrons to th cause of modern Catholrc educatron are not forgotten' Nor wrll they ever be' May thrs 1960 Crusader be a constant re mrnder of hrs great deeds and serve as a clarron to others to follow rn hrs footsteps to carry the torch of Truth and Lrght unto the salvatron of souls throughout the world' Q' . in ' 1 C f , f ' d' ,, , . . - . I ' I 0 1 Il ' ' ' ll 1 'r ' 1 - - '- I - ' I I 1 . . . . . ' 11 I . . . ,I - , . ' ' II' II s 1 Q 1 1 I I ' ' - - - - - I . . I .. I - - D ' - I I - ' 1 I ' w 1 1 I ll Il . - I , n , - V . . ,, . ,, - . . . ' I