St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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E 1D-G C3 :Q-4 is 1, . M... ' ky 'L' if y, 'rig N TQ,-1, . 5 ' 'W 4' .VE , . , y rw, A, - - h VA-, , . 4 fl!! ' ,A ir- ' Q. .. :Xi lst row: A. Dupay, J, Flynn, S. Marques, D, Chong Kee, S, Ho, D. Coronel, W. Bilotti, R, Escalera, 2nd row: D. Chong, D, Freitas, S. Tanaka, C. Charman, C. Gonzales, C. Lee, D. Secretario, W, Fo, P. lchimura 3rd row: M. Lee, R, Ribellia, C, Bernard, A, Camara, B, Kim, A. Moniz, R. Kam, G, Miyahira, A, Chong, G. Dung, C, Ayakawa. 4th row: R. Coelho, B, Clarke, B. Ronquilio, H, Hill, L. DeCosta, G, DeMello, P. Chang, H. Pomroy, J, Kenolio, W. Chow, 70 ' I D 'Z' 20 ' 0 6 646. 00 646 The men from Soph G did not astound the campus academically, but were terrific athletically. Junior var- sity football starred Ben Ronquilio, halfback, Al Moniz, guard, and Sam Ho, fullback. Dennis Chong Kee was a stellar forward in iunior varsity football. Gordon Dung was a forward in varsity basketball while big Henry Pomroy powered the line in varsity football. The men of Mr. Wong were headed in classroom politics by Steve Marques, President, Dennis Chong Kee, Veep, Samuel Ho, Secretary, and David Cornel, Treasurer. They successfully saw a lOO9b P.T.G. mem- bership turnout and turned in a generous Dr. Dooley contribution.

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10-F .,, .6 ,dv 'hr tix- ,Ti , U :WI .ifilg , .ll WV! MB. 'DMX Su- Is! row: P. Lum Lung, D, Peru, R, Lee, D. Pang, D, Mulligan, R, Olsen, G, Zulueta, J, Durocher, L. Torda. I 2nd row: M. Lau, C. Zalewski, R, Lewis, D. Wong, D. JinbO, R. Mef1d0f1C-3, J. Shaw, G- YOUNQI H- UYeha a, D- D'll0nf D, Yannell. 3rd row, L, Rodrigues, K, Kunichika, W, Tremor, A. Lum, B. Lenchanko, J, Nishida, E, Perreira, K, Kuwata, C. Wong, K. Ome, E. Teixeira, G, Simao, C. Lopez. 4th row: M. Silva, G. Peter, C. Sham, J, Marsh, T. Ching, D. MOCK D- MBYTOS- aalcktl, Wwe af Z0-7 Wd! 2646 The class officers elected at the start of the year were Dan Mulligan, Dwight Pang, Dick Olsen, and Glenn Oamilda. Sophomore F did not fulfill their class motto scholastically, because only one man managed to get on the Honor Roll: D. Wong. However, R. Lewis brought scholastic recognition to his class by being f.m 'P'Ig one of the Science Fair Winners. Oamilda led the boys of IO-E through a mediocre basketball season, coming through with a won 3, lost 3, record. Ching, Mattos, Mulligan, Simao, Texeira, Zulueta and Olsen played in J.V. sports and Conrad Lopez was a member of the champion golf team. I s T tx

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K l QQ9-md Intelligent is the word that describes Frosh A They Frosh A also excelled in sports Vern Lau Joe averaged fifteen men on the Honor Roll for each sux Baptist Pete Molx and John Kong Kee were all ac week period Consistent Honor Rollers were Sud Char trve members of the J V basketball team ln football Ron Espirntu Dick Fung Greg Jackson Pat Joseph Norman Kim James Funai Bill White and Vern Lau Dwight Kikuta Vernon Lau Winston Lee David Lu helped make th JV squad hard to beat chin: Pete Monx Mike Tom Tom Watt Norbie Wong This combination of brain and brawn made 9A James Yum and Delano Young one of the top Freshman classes expect? k lst row: J. Yim, J. Bowes, W, Lee, P. Moix, P. Joseph, D. Young, G. Lau, R. Fung. 2nd row: J. Araki, G. Lee, W. McCarthy, K, Ono, K. Lohrey, G, Woo, D. Bitler, M. Chang. 3rd row: B. Kobayashi, A, Walholm, M, Borges, W. White, J, Kong Kee, M. Tom, T. Watt, D, Luchini, G, Jackson, N, Wong, S. Char, V, Lau, M, Yamasaki, R, Hara, J. Baptist. 72 4th row: P. Elisary, G. Conlan, H, Bellesfield, R. Espiritu, N. Kim, D, Kikuta, J. Funai.