St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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11-B Z S , Z .feadmc 74 S ,I D i i -..-J Ist row: 2nd row: G. 3rd row: 4th row: Sth row: Junior B is a unique class. It is composed of mem- bers from last year's Sophomore A,B,C. From A came the bright, the quick and the intelligent, from B, the steady, never-say-dies and from C came the cornballs and jokers. These three groups created a spirit of zealousness humor and generosity which has united into a dynamic 5 7 if. ex Hs- R, Yee, J. Palin, R. Takei, C. Stone, G. Garma, H, Agor, V. Baduria, D. Dung. Passion, P. Watts, D. Murray, A, Malalis, H. Hirota, G. Seu, G, Man, R. Ching, W. Lee. E. Asam, M. Yoshida, M, Loo, C, Bumanglag, D. Lau, G, Dang, E. Kikuchi, A, Marn, D. Koike, L, Gay. R. Chang, R. Musko, S. Chang, G, Richlich, E. Correa, A, Martins, R, Herodias, W. Lederer. A. Wong, R. Lee, R. Chang, L. Julian, W. Chun, S. Arakaki, J, McCormick. class. Junior B is led by Dick Takei, Clement Stone, Harold Agor, and George Garma. Dick is outstanding in foot bali, Harold in basketball, and George in track. Others active in sports are Robert Herodias and Donald Koike in baseball. P a. 't .rf 4 6- 4 N., ' 1' 1 3 N X , V. x

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II-A We -C' 054024 ?aZ!a4a H if 7'-5' - 1' 'T I r .fb-.I 'I' I . ' -4 I ' g, . r l - 5 L' Q ' V 'F X I :' Ne, Q 1 L U Iv' 1 'tm ! i it ,af ,K 2 pg Q - .,. fiigxh 5, . ,ay . , A fri f fag? . Isl row: G. Pang, W. Nakamoto, A. Ing, D. Burgo, D, Brown, V. lnoshita, R, Sera. 2nd row: F. Ching, F, Schlesinger, G. Tamashiro, R, Tanaka, G. Joyce. 3rd row: C. Martensen, G. Lee, M. Chun, G. Matsuda, W, Drewes, G. Wong, A. Farm. 40h row: C. Lee, C. Nakea, S, Yee, J. Castor, E. Young, C, Leong, H. Ah You. Missing: L. Lau, J, Newman. Junior A, well known for it's We Lead Others Fol- low motto and under the direction of Brother James Mifsud S.M., are going places. They took the basketball and football champion- ships in intramurals. In the sports arena, II-A saw class president Cliff Nakea active in basketball and football along with football halfback Joseph Castor. Scholastically, II-A averaged eleven men on the Honor Roll every six weeks. Junior A contributed SI I .50 to the Dr. Dooley Fund and had IOOM in the P.T.G. membership drive. With all this money on their hands, it is no wonder they have two treasurers: Ing and Nakamoto.

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60 Missing 11-C Jumor Cs success was partly due to the outstand ang leadership of men luke Paul Sllva Pat Mullngan Dennis Rofoll Joe Reich and Pat Mann Il C members were represented In the scholastlc as well as on the extra curricular scene Botellho Shupman and Hamada got on the Honor Roll Mullugan played tackle an varsuty football and Randy Wong z'o6l.. 3-X hi row 2nd row 3rd row 4th row 50h vow Rofoln 3 , , Q J , .5 4, , X. -A ,. ' ,r4 me .-- LA4 x ,A C.. was an umportant part of the champion golf team Rnchard Townsend led the class an all three mtramural sports Il C a generous class gave S17 28 to the Dr Tom Dooley Fund Drnve whsle achlevnng 1006 In the an nual P T G membershlp drlve Jumor C depicts the true St Louis Crusader We ll me Q shura M Tong P Srlva P Moon C Cub ro R Pmho Bodune J Yamamoto S Hamada R Sokugawa M Park D Man R Navarro K Chang Zara A Momz M Mlzushlma M Wong G Chang R Wnlluams G Botellho C Shrpman Ryan R Wong M Kumhlro W Fullnaka J Word M Hnggms N Mryamasu J Reach Yrnzzary R Townsend P Mulhgan J Nobnga M Lee J Sylvester G Chung J McDonough M Thompson v 7 I t I A it A . I . I . . . , . . - I ' . - I I . 4 . - . . - l I I . . 0 - 5 . . . . I 7 , . Z, ' 2 n is I . X- ,. T if Z 'sg, V 4. 5 . , . ' 3- 'Q G ,l . 's 1 . V it - . I A : Q E .ln I' 1 .Q . 4 . I A I y Nl 4 . V N- r,f.:f.N A i ' is s ' A 4 X ll 1 'C ' I ' E. Miy ' , . , , ' , . , , e , . ' . : E. ' , . , , , . , . , . , . , . . : S. , , ', . ' ' , . , . , . ' ' , , ' , . ' . 2 K. , . , D , . , , , . ' ' , . ' , . ' . : B. ' , , , , ' , . ' , . , . , . ' , . , , . ' ' : D. '.