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RED&BLUE THE MAGAZINE OF SAINT LOUIS SCHOOL
From ‘A- huimanu to Kalaepo- haku,
Saint Louis School celebrates
175 years of educating Hawai‘i’s
young men.
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Saint Louis School Table of Contents
Governing Boards 2020-2021
MARIANIST PROVINCE OF THE UNITED STATES
Rev. Oscar Vasquez, S.M., Provincial Superior
Bro. Bernard Ploeger, S.M., Assistant Provincial
Rev. Timothy Kenney, S.M., Assistant for Religious Life President’s Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Bro. Jesse O’Neill, S.M., Assistant for Education
Marianist Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Bro. Joseph Markel, S.M., Assistant for Temporalities
Principal’s Message. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Mr. Robin Yoshimura ‘76, Chairman ANNUAL REPORT AND DONOR LISTS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Mr. Kevin Chong Kee ‘71, Vice Chairman
Crusader Athletics – Year in Review. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Mr. Darrel R. Hoke ‘83, Treasurer/Secretary
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Bro. John Campbell, S.M., Hon. ‘09 ‘Aina-Based Learning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Dr. David Coleman ‘70
Ms. Marlene DeCosta Makahiki Challenge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Mr. Damien Farias ‘55
Camp Erdman. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Mr. Anthony R. Guerrero, Jr., ‘63
Mr. Robert J. Haber ‘73 College Signing Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Mr. T. Michael Hogan, Jr., Hon.’13
Mr. Michael P. Irish, Hon. ‘17 Elementary School:
Mr. Paul J. Kay ‘81 Facing Changes During the Pandemic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Dr. Arnold Kop ‘80
Dr. Gregory Y.C. Lung ‘79 Fine Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Mr. Davin K.T. Nakasato ‘01
Middle School Robotics:
Mr. Dwight Otani ‘73
Mrs. Sweetie Pacarro Making a Splash in Robotics Competitions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Mr. Keith M. Vieira
Mr. Michael Yee ‘95 Aida Triumphs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Saint Louis School Marching Band. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
EX-OFFICIO VOTING MEMBERS
Dr. Richard Gonsalves ’84, Teacher Feature: Mr. Curtis Noborikawa III. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
St. Louis Alumni Association
Teacher Feature: Mr. Dennis Almodova. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Dr. Glenn A. Medeiros, Hon.’18,
Clarence T.C. Ching ’32 –
President, Saint Louis School
A Saint Louis Man, A Legacy of Aloha. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Bro. Jesse O’Neill, S.M.,
Marianist Province of the United States A Dream Come True –
The Clarence T.C. Ching Athletic Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Trustees Emeriti
Dr. Earl Ah Moo ‘55 Alumni Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Mr. Sidney C.L. Char ‘63
175th Year Tribute. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Dr. Melvin H. Chiogioji ‘57
Mr. Walter Dods, Jr. ‘59 P. Gregory Frey – Mister Crusader . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Mr. P. Gregory Frey, Esq., ’79
Mr. Ernest H. Fukeda, Jr., ‘67 Crusader Alumni. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Dr. Reginald C.S. Ho ‘51
1970 Gold. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Mrs. Edith Leong, Hon. ‘86
Dr. Lawrence K.W. Tseu ‘51 In Memory. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Mrs. Louise A. Wong
ST. LOUIS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Mr. Kevin Chong Kee ‘71, President
Dr. Richard Gonsalves ’84, Vice President
Mr. Darrel R. Hoke ‘83, Treasurer
Mr. William Pimental ‘59, Secretary
Please note that the majority of the photos contained in
Mr. John Correa ‘88 this publication were taken prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mr. Robert Hall ’71
Mr. Peter T. Stone ‘73
Mr. Robert K. Takei, Jr., ’58
Mr. Randall Yee ‘77
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President’s Message
After a hiatus of more than a decade, classrooms led by Michael Yee ’95 and Mike Hogan Hon.
it is with great pleasure that I intro- ’13, to our Grade School, Otani Business Office, E. L.
duce to you our new Red and Blue Wiegand STEM Center, our Clarence T.C. Ching Locker
magazine for your reading pleasure. Room, the Francis J. Camara ’52 Learning and Resource
Since I began as President of Center, the Ho‘okipa Room, our Campus Ministry Center,
Saint Louis School in 2015, the the Richard T. Mamiya Theatre, and the creation of new
objective of creating an annual facilities including the new Clarence T.C. Ching Athletic
magazine for our Saint Louis School Center, and the SLAA Weight Room, Saint Louis School’s
‘ohana has been one of our long-term facilities have undergone a much-needed transformation as
goals. As with most Catholic schools, our resources are we commit ourselves to providing our young Crusaders an
focused primarily on student learning with just a small environment that will help them discover their God-given
fraction of our funds invested into marketing. Except for a talents and nurture them fully.
few television commercials, we worked diligently in the last Besides facilities,
five years to utilize cost-effective forms of communication, we have also focused
including digital and social media like our website, on growing our arts and
Facebook page, Instagram, and others. In retrospect, sciences programs. After
these social platforms have been relatively successful in not fielding a robotics team
promoting Saint Louis School for the last five years, for a few years, in 2016, we
helping us to almost double the size of our enrollment hired robotics instructor
during that period of time. Travis Takashima, who
However, as useful as social platforms can be for some, restarted our high school
it is difficult to replace the balance of beauty and utility robotics program and
found in a magazine that requires no internet access to quickly led our high school
read, no computer, no phone, and no use of electricity. This students to victory locally,
magazine can be taken with you everywhere, whether you nationally, and even inter-
are at the beach, a doctor’s appointment, or simply at home nationally. With our Math
on your favorite couch. And now, thanks to our St. Louis team continuing to perform
Alumni Association, we’ve been able to join forces to issue well, we added a Middle School Robotics program by hiring
this magazine created just for you. instructor Adria Fung. A graduate of Sacred Hearts Acad-
This issue of Red and Blue will not only include stories emy, Adria has also led our Middle School robotics team
about current students, teachers, and alumni, it will provide on the same path as our high school team with victories
Saint Louis School’s latest Annual Report summarizing the locally, nationally, and internationally. In addition to our
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current status of our financial standing. As with the creation STEM programs, our Hui o Na- ‘Opio continues to perform
of this magazine, it has been some time since this report at a very high level with numerous first place victories at the
was made public, and much of the credit for this goes to our Malia Craver Hula Contest, a competition including most
Vice President of Business Operations, Rachel Fukumoto, of Hawai‘i’s schools and their hula students. Many of our
and our Chair of the Board Finance Committee, Darrel current and former students performed at the Merrie Mon-
Hoke ’83, who have worked diligently to strengthen our arch Hula Festival, placing 4th in the ka-ne kahiko portion
school financially. In addition to this, financial support from of the competition. In the last couple of years, we revamped
organizations like the St. Louis Alumni Association, the our band program by bringing in an amazing Band Director
Marianists, Chaminade University, the Clarence T. C. Ching educated at Pearl City High School and Michigan Univer-
Foundation, Bank of Hawaii, First Hawaiian Bank, and sity, Curtis Noborikawa. Together with the help of alumni
many others has made all of the difference. Robin Yoshimura ’76 and Kent Tsukamoto ’71, and their
One of the most exciting aspects of this magazine is the lovely wives Lillian and Jean, along with Class of ’63 gradu-
opportunity to share with you the many successes Saint ate Glenn Woo and Class of ’70 graduate Blake Nuibe, the
Louis School has experienced recently thanks in large part oldest high school band in Hawai‘i, our Saint Louis School
to your support. From the renovations of over forty band is beginning to thrive. These aforementioned donors
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also helped to re-start our orchestra program that began
three years ago. With the help of our current orchestra
director, Ariana Smith, it amazes me each time I see one of
our students making music with a violin, viola, or cello.
Our resources also extend to our historic athletics
programs. With Coaches Ron and Cal Lee leading our
young men to glory on the football field, Saint Louis
School has won four consecutive state football champi-
onships and has also been ranked nationally during that
window of time. We have also had success in baseball,
wrestling, judo, soccer, track and field, and even won
the JAMZ National Championship title twice with our
cheerleading squad of representatives from both Saint
Louis School and Sacred Hearts Academy. With our new
Clarence T. C. Ching Athletic Center, our basketball and
volleyball programs will have far more time to practice
and sharpen their skills on the court thanks to people like
alumnus and Board of Trustees member Damien Farias
unique ways to make it a better place. By taking what our
’55, graduate Walter Dods, Jr. ’59, and several others who
students have learned about Hawai‘i and challenging them
contributed donations to Saint Louis School in the form of
to create solutions based on what they’ve learned globally,
substantial financial contributions. Lastly, with graduates
Crusaders can then create problem solving strategies that
like Marcus Mariota ’11 and Tua Tagovailoa ’17 making a
are culturally sensitive.
positive impact on and off the field nationally, our students
Finally, thanks to your support and that of Kame-
have great role models to emulate.
hameha Schools and their incredible CEO, Jack Wong, our
In the classroom, Saint Louis School has committed
population of Native Hawaiian students has received the
to building and implementing our Blended Learning
tuition aid they need to be able to afford a private school
Curriculum, which provides just the right balance of rigor
education. In addition to helping our Native Hawaiian
and relevance, personalized learning, and traditional
- students, our endowment has grown steadily in the last
methods of teaching when combined with our ‘Aina-Based
five years and the scholarships derived from those endow-
and Global Learning units and lessons. Our diverse
ments have helped students of every ethnic background at
community of learners at Saint Louis School both cultural-
Saint Louis School receive the help they need to be able
ly and academically benefit from these curricular
to be a part of the Brotherhood. For Saint Louis School to
approaches by connecting them to their host culture and
thrive for another 175 years or more, it is my firm belief we
the things they are familiar with, while also challenging
must continue growing our endowment exponentially. We
them to learn about the world around them and find
can only do that with your support. The good news is that
we are moving along the right trajectory. With your help
and God’s guidance, I firmly believe we can continue to
grow this Marianist educational institution.
Sincerely,
Dr. Glenn Medeiros Hon. ’18
President
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Marianist Message
To the Saint Louis Community,
Congratulations and Many Blessings! The U.S. Province of the Society of Mary is very proud of the 175-year
tradition that Saint Louis School celebrates this year. Saint Louis School history mirrors the great traditions
and history of Hawai‘i.
As a school with a long Marianist tradition, Saint Louis School has grown up alongside the State of Hawai‘i.
Saint Louis is proud of its Hawaiian heritage and continues to celebrate and live that heritage every day.
The Saint Louis School website states that it is a community of students, parents, faculty, staff, and
administrators dedicated to the formation of mature and integrated students committed to their faith, family,
cultures, and global community. This statement is more than just a phrase on a website, it is the way of life
of SLS. In a world that can sometimes seem like it is lost, SLS stands tall as a beacon of hope to all!
Several times a year, I have the privilege of visiting the Kalaepo-haku campus and I have been present on
Thursdays when the keiki gather for Mass. I have also had the honor of presiding at an all-school Mass.
No matter the age, they were actively involved.
The Marianist Province celebrates with Saint Louis School as it celebrates 175 years. We are also proud to
know that Saint Louis School today treasures its 175 years and is working passionately to set the foundation
for the next 175 years of Marianist education on O‘ahu!
We are thankful for the distinguished Saint Louis School alumni that form the great fabric of the State of
Hawai‘i, the United States, and our Global world. Thank you for being examples of faith, hope, and joy.
As Saint Louis School celebrates 175 years, please join the Marianists in helping SLS prepare for the needs
of today and our future.
Many Blessings,
Rev. Oscar Vasquez, SM Provincial
Marianist Province of the United States
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Principal’s Message
Aloha mai ka-kou e ka ‘Ohana Ka-na Lui,
It is with great excitement that I am able to introduce myself to all of you and share some of the bright spots
happening on the slopes of Kalaepo-haku. My name is Dr. Devin Oshiro, Principal and proud alumnus from
the class of 2000. I am honored to have the opportunity to serve and lead Saint Louis School. Whether it
was that shy 6th grader finding his way around campus, or first year Principal finding his way through a
pandemic, much of my success is attributed to the Brotherhood.
The 2019 – 2020 school year was my first year as Principal, and it started by building relationships and learning
about our stakeholders - our students, staff, parents, alumni, and the community. As I learned more about
what makes Saint Louis School such a unique place, we continued to achieve success both on the field and
in the classroom: winning our fourth consecutive State Championship in football, securing a second straight
National Cheerleading Championship, winning numerous national Robotics awards (while securing an invita-
tion to compete in the World Championships for both Middle and High School Teams), being approved as an
AP Capstone School, achieving high scores on the ACT, and celebrating the Class of 2020’s college acceptances.
I have enjoyed watching our Keiki Crusaders interact with their older brothers throughout the year. I also
enjoyed watching the talent from our students performing in Frozen Jr, Aida, Orchestra, Band, and Hui o
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Na- ‘Opio. In unprecedented fashion, we celebrated commencement with the Class of 2020 and their families.
Most of all, I have enjoyed getting to know so many of you and would like to express my gratitude for the
opportunity to give back to the school that gave me so much. I look forward to the uncharted journey that
will be the 2020 – 2021 school year. Thank you for your continued support of Saint Louis School. We could
not do what we do without you. I hope you enjoy our Red and Blue magazine!
‘A‘ohe hana nui ke alu ‘ia.
No task is too big when done together by all.
Memoir et Fidelis,
Dr. Devin T. Oshiro ’00
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ANNUAL
REPORT
This year marks 175 years of Saint
Louis School’s commitment to
all-boys education, Hawaiian culture,
Brotherhood, and service. These
values are highlighted in the theme
Ho‘i i ka piko—“Returning to the
Source.” Giving is an important trait
of the Saint Louis Gentleman.
Our young men serve the community
with their time, donations of items
and food, and their talents. These
students have many alumni Brothers
who are shining examples of giving
back to the community, whether that
be Saint Louis School,
our island, our state, our country,
or our world. These men exemplify
our school vision, “Where boys who
want to change the world become
the men who do.” When you
give to Saint Louis School, you give
to the world.
This Annual Report was prepared by the Development Office
and Business Office of Saint Louis School. We are truly
blessed to have an outpouring of support from the various
stakeholders of the Saint Louis ‘Ohana who give so
unselfishly to make Saint Louis School the special place it is
today. If there are any errors or omissions, please accept our
sincere apologies and contact Dr. Richard Scott K.
Gonsalves ’84 or Jennifer Bauer at 808-739-4781, or via
email (development@saintlouishawaii.org).
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Financial Summary
Revenue 2018-19 Revenues 2019-20 Revenues
Tuition and Fees 12,188,204 12,462,736
Contributions (Restricted & Unrestricted) 3,223,363 3,140,956
Fundraising Events, net 355,788 64,123 *Low due to COVID-19
Rental Income 264,185 155,475
Misc Income 388,426 544,090
Total Revenues 16,419,966 16,367,380
Expenses 2018-19 Expenses 2019-20 Expenses
Instruction and Student Activities 7,632,730 7,809,370
General Admin 2,667,660 2,773,605
Student Athletics 1,139,569 1,133,806
Auxiliary Services 527,355 652,269
Fundraising 629,816 729,842
Total Expenses 12,597,130 13,098,892
Total Scholarship Awards 447,379 622,415
Total Financial Aid Awards 2,144,274 2,574,504
264,185 2018-19 Revenues 2019-20 Revenues
264,185 2018-19 Revenues
388,426 2019-20
155,475 Revenues
544,090
355,788 64,123
388,426 155,475 544,090
355,788 64,123
3,223,363 3,140,956
3,223,363 3,140,956
12,188,204 12,462,736
12,188,204 12,462,736
Tuition and Fees Contributions (Restricted & Unrestricted) Tuition and Fees Contributions (Restricted & Unrestricted)
Tuition and Events,
Fees net Contributions
income (Restricted & Unrestricted) Tuition and Fees Contributions
Fundraising Rental Fundraising Events, net Rental income(Restricted & Unrestricted)
Fundraising
IncomeEvents, net Rental income Fundraising
Misc Misc IncomeEvents, net Rental income
Misc Income Misc Income
2018-19 Expenses 2019-20 Expenses
527,355 2018-19 Expenses 2019-20 Expenses
652,269 729,842
629,816
527,355
1,139,569 629,816 1,133,806
652,269 729,842
1,139,569 1,133,806
2,667,660 2,773,605 7,809,370
7,632,730
2,667,660 2,773,605
7,632,730 7,809,370
Instruction and Student Act ivities General Admin Instruction and Student Act ivities General Admin
Instruction
Student and Student Act ivities Auxiliary
Athletics General Admin
Services Instruction
Student and Student Act ivities
Athletics General Admin
Auxiliary Services
Student Athletics
Fundraising Auxiliary Services Student Athletics
Fundraising Auxiliary Services
Fundraising Fundraising
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Lifetime Giving
$10,000,000 or more $100,000 - $249,000
The Clarence T.C. Ching Foundation Angela Alencastre
Alexander & Baldwin Inc.
$1,000,000 - $9,999,999 Allied Builders System
Albert S. Chong ’44 and Albert R. Chong ’78 / Aloha United Way
Albert Chong Associates, Inc. Amfac/JMB Hawaii, Inc.
Walter A. Dods, Jr. ’59 Augustine Educational Foundation
Agnes M. and James ’17 Gilliland Camara-Press Foundation
Kamehameha Schools Bro. John H. Campbell, S.M., Hon. ’09
Dr. Richard T. Mamiya ’44 Lambert H. Chee ’67
Marianist Center Of Hawaii Radm. Melvin H. Chiogioji ’57
Marianist Province Of The Pacific Winston K. ’66 & Kahala Akana Chow
Marianist Province of the United States Harold K. H. ’39 Thelma K. T. Choy
Dwight S. ’73 and Trese Otani / D. Otani Produce Frederic K.T. ’38 & Ruby W. Chun
Robert E. Black Memorial Trust Cooke Foundation
St. Louis Alumni Association DFS Hawaii
Dr. Lawrence K. Tseu ’51 James A. Dods ’57
Henry H. ’31 and Colene S. Wong Duty Free Shoppers, Ltd.
E.L. Wiegand Foundation
$500,000 - $999,999 Michael S. Fukuchi ’62
Dr. John M. Corboy ’56 Blenn A. Fujimoto ’76
Damien Farias ’55 / Maui Toyota G. N. Wilcox Trust
Greg R. ’56 and Frances Gomes / Webco Foundation Hawaii Management Alliance Association/
Michael M. and Carol Kimura Dr. John Henry Felix ’47
Dr. Thomas S. and Mi Kosasa Hawaii Newspaper Agency Charities
Robert J. Morgado ’60 Hawaii Newspaper Agency Foundation
Henderson Estate
$250,000 - $499,999 H.N. & Frances C. Berger Foundation/
Liborio R. Aceret ’59 Sen. Francis Wong ’54
Atherton Family Foundation Hon. Walter S. ’58 and May Kirimitsu
Bank of Hawaii Merton S. ’49 and Claire C. Lau
James L. ’53 and Rosary S. Catala Leon Thevenin ’33 Trust
First Hawaiian Bank Francis T. C. ’46 and Beatrice Leong
First Hawaiian Bank Foundation Lin & Ella Wong Foundation, Inc.
GTE Foundation Marcus A. Mariota ’11 / Motiv8 Foundation
Anthony R., Jr. ’63 and Haunani Guerrero Patrick H. ’23 and Therese A. Mulholland
Olin G. Kreutz ’95 Peter P.J. ’56 & Doris J. Ng
Dr. Johnson N. Lau ’38 Lane Okamoto in Memory of Kenneth T. ’38
Gabriel S. ’76 and Shirley Lee and Frances Okamoto
Dr. Mathew H.M. Lee Hon. ’11 Richard Y. ’52 & Grace Y. Okita
Edith L. Leong Hon. ’86 Edward G. Parish ’42
Kan Jung ’32 and Beatrice Luke Samuel N. & Mary Castle Foundation
Dr. Gregory Y. Lung ’79 Stifel Nicolaus & Company Inc.
Dean S. Pitchford ’68 Jean T. and Kent K. ’71 Tsukamoto
St. Louis Education Foundation Craig Y. Watase ’80
Raymond J. ’51 and Audrey T. Tam Mark Watase/Church Expansion & Capital Fund
Robert L. S. Wong ’44 Albert S. P. ’47 and Maureen H. Wong
Robin ‘76 and Lillian Yoshimura / Dr. Alton S. Wong ’44
LRY Charitable Foundation
Anonymous Gifts
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‘A- HUIMANU SOCIETY: Stacey T.J. Wong
$100,000 or more Glenn F. Woo
Camara-Press Foundation
The Clarence T.C. Ching Foundation TRUSTEE’S CIRCLE
Kamehameha Schools $5,000 - $9,999
Lane Okamoto in Memory of Altres, Inc.
Kenneth T. and Frances Okamoto Bank of Hawaii Foundation
St. Louis Alumni Association Bro. John H. Campbell, S.M.
Robin C.T. & Lillian Yoshimura / Chaminade University of Honolulu
LRY Charitable Foundation Maud K. Ching Chang
Dr. Alan R. Chock
FOUNDER’S SOCIETY Rodney K.F. Chong
$10,000 - $99,999 Thomas B. DeCosta
Liborio R. Aceret Walter A. Dods, Jr.
Aloha United Way First Hawaiian Bank -
Anonymous Gifts Risk Management Group
Juan S. Borja First Hawaiian Bank Foundation
Rodney A. Chang Maria F. Frey Judith A. Boohar Alan K. Anzai
Albert R. Chong / Albert Chong Owen M. Harada Rodney G. Buccat Carl G. Arakaki
Associates, Inc. Gregory P. Ho Central Pacific Bank Rodney J. Aratani
Harold K.H. Choy Darrel R. Hoke Design Partners Incorporated Lawrence B. Arbitrario
Damien J. Farias Jay P. Hong Electrical Development LLC Bernard K. Asato
Blenn A. Fujimoto Ernest H. Kawamoto GTE (HAWAIIAN TEL.) Donald T. Au
Greg R. and Frances Gomes / Ronald H. Kikawa Hawaii USA FCU Foundation Austin Tsutsumi & Associates, Inc.
Webco Foundation Col. William G. Kosco HC&D, LLC Patrick H. Ayers
Anthony & Haunani Guerrero, Jr. Benedict K.H. Lee Dr. Reginald T. Ho Bank of Hawaii
H.N. & Frances C. Berger Foundation / David H.C. Lee InsuranceSolutions LLC Bankamerican Foundation
Sen. Francis A. Wong Lin & Ella Wong Foundation, Inc. Leonard Jenkins Malcolm L. Barcarse
Hawaii Management Alliance Marianist Center Of Hawaii K.J.L. Associates Mark R. Bassett
Association / Dr. John Henry Felix Ralph M. Mesick Kevin’s Electric, Inc. Clyde C. Bueno
T. Michael Hogan, Jr. Harrison Y. Miyahira Kimi Hotels, Inc. Thomas G. Cabrinha
Jay P. Hong Doris J. Ng Kona Seaside, Inc. David C. Cachola
Bro. Thomas Jalbert Office of Hawaiian Affairs Dr. Arnold W.H. Kop Richard F. Cameron
Dr. Thomas S. Kosasa Ken T. Oshiro Joseph L.Y. Lau Paul D. Cardus
Merton S.C. Lau Neal M. Otani Sharon Lawler Carole Kai Charities, Inc.
Calvin C Lee Phillips 66 Company F. Loo Alfred I. Castillo
Thomas A. Lewis, Jr. R.M. Towill Corporation Matson Navigation Company, Sharon P.M. Chai
Dr. Gregory Y. C. Lung Raymond James & Brokerage Inc. & Subsidiaries Champion Teamwear
Marianist Province of the United States Sacred Hearts Academy Blake M. Nuibe Kenneth K.Y. Chang
Marcus A. Mariota / Motiv8 Foundation Darlene F. Sousa Eugene R. Savio Kenneth M.C. Chang
NCNS Environmental, Inc. St. Francis Healthcare Enterprises, Inc. Shigemura, Lau, Sakanashi, Dr. Malcom H. Chang
Noa Webster Aluli Foundation Wesley K. Yamamoto Higuchi & Associates, Inc. Maylani L. Chang
Dwight S. & Trese Otani / Dr. Franklin S.H. Young Sisters of the Sacred Hearts CharitySmith
D. Otani Produce Carina Tagupa Wallace G.K. Chin
Christopher Patrinos Stephen M. Teves Dr. Frederick M.H. Ching
Beverly Perry PRESIDENT’S PARTNERS John T. Tokunaga Charles E. Chong
Robert E. Black Memorial Trust $2,500 - $4,999 University Of Hawaii Foundation Robert A. Chong
Roy R. Thomas, Jr. Earl W. Ah Moo Russell A. Valente Donald H.N. Chun
Tihati Foundation Steven Ai Dr. Chester A. Vause Rodney G.K. Chun
Kenny & Daphne Tsai American Savings Bank Paul K. Watase William Coester
Jean & Kent K. Tsukamoto Augustine Educational Foundation Raymond T. Wong, Jr. KC Collins
Albert S.P. Wong Karl S. Bissen Tracy L. Wong John R. Correa
William D Young, Jr. Robert B. Crowell
Harlin S.K.Y. Young Stephen Q.H. Dung
Melvin A. Dunn
CRUSADER’S COUNCIL Enviroquest, Inc.
$1,000 - $2,499 EQUITABLE LIFE
Danford S. Afong Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
William W. Ahana Jr. First Insurance Co of HI
Audrey W. Ahana Charitable Foundation
Peter C. Ahlo Terrance L. Follas
Alan Shintani, Inc. Foodland Give Aloha
American Carpet One Foundation Lowell Frank
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P. Gregory Frey Glen Y. Moribe
Peter V. Garcia Yvonne Morris
David R. Grant Dr. Richard D. Morrow
William G. Greig David T. Motooka
George Gusman, Jr. Dorothy A. Murakami
Robert J. Hall James T. Muraki
Hawaii Building And Construction Dr. Nathan M. Murata
Trades Council Neil Nakamura
Hawaii Community Foundation Hon. Clifford L. Nakea Albert S.N. Young John Cambareri
Hawaii Green Growth Gary Y.G. Nip Jeanette Fong Young Craig S. Camello
Hawaii Law Enforcement Federal David J. O’Connor Stanford B. Yuen Kim L. Campbell
Credit Union Loren Odagiri John P. Zapotocky Naomi Carter
Hida, Okamoto & Associates, Inc. Floyd H. Okada Wendell R. Castro
Wayne T. Hirayama Ethann M. Oki RED & BLUE CENTURY CLUB Christopher A. Casupang
HNK, Inc. dba Koha Foods Pacific Cost Engineering, LLC Phillip J. Cavaco
Susan K. Hunt Henry F. Pang $100 - $999
50th State Judo Association Dr. Merrill A. Chandler
Imata & Associates, Inc. Gregory S. Perry Clement Y.P. Chang
Ivan and Frances Lui-Kwan Damian R. Pestana Lehua K. Abrigo
Accuity LLP Craig C.T. Chang
Charitable Fund LTG Joseph F. Peterson Dr. Melvin K. Chang
Kainoa Jarrett Christopher J. Radich William G. Affonso
Dale A. Aguiar Frank C.K. Chang
Jhamandas Watumull Fund Riggs Distributing Inc. Gary C.H. Chang
Gerard P. Joseph Aileen Rodriguez-Chizer Basil K. Ahakuelo
Air Force Association Howard D.W. Chang
Leonard K. Kaae, Sr. Ronald N. S. Ho & Associates, Inc. Laurie J. Chang
Kai Hawaii, Inc. Charles B. Salmon Jr. Alfred N. Akau
Henry E. Akau Malcolm Y.T. Chang
Ford A. Kanda Sause Bros., Inc. Timothy Y.W. Chang
Karl Y. Kaneko Peter B. Savio Charles A. Alexander
Noa Emmett Aluli Valerie Chang
Mitchell H. Kawamura Calvin K.Y. Say Albert D.K. Chee, Jr.
Daryl K. Kenui Sheet Metal Workers Local Union 293 Joseph S. Alves
AmazonSmile Foundation Alfred C.K. Chee
Edward P. Keough Scott Siegfried ChemSystems
Cecil W. Kiilehua Bryan M. Siu Andrew P. Ancheta
Laura D. Anderson Anthony X. Ching
Richard M. K. Kim Wayne Siu Clayton K.L. Ching
Gregory Kiyan Dr. Patrick J. Sousa Leonard N. Andrade
Allan G. Ano Dr. Brian H. Ching
Knights Of Columbus Bishop Louis St. Louis Drive-In Godfrey Y.S. Ching
Maigret Assembly Peter T. Stone Christopher R. Ano
Rodney K. Anzai Samuel C.H. Ching
Kalvin K. Kobayashi Robert E. Strand Syun Kong Ching
Robert M. Kuakini, Jr. Dixon T. Suzuki Francis K. Aona
John J. Apo Raymond Y.W. Chinn
Dr. Thomas K.L. Lau Manuel R. Sylvester, Jr. Daniel H. Chock
Howard K. Lau Manuel R. Sylvester Steven S. Arakaki
A’s Distribution, Inc. Darlene Chock
Charles T.W. Lee Lawrence N. Takao Gary Y.S. Chock
Gabriel S.H. Lee Geal F. Talbert James K. Asato
Adrian Q.H. Au Stayton M. Chock
Gregory H. Lee Raymond J. Tam Clifford W.K. Chong
Thomas K.M. Lee Dr. Alan M. Tamashiro Lana L. Au
Aukai Pacific, LLC Donald J.G. Chong
Wellington W.L. Lee TD Ameritrade Clearing Peter F.T. Chong
Won Kuk Lee Nicholas W. Teves, Jr. AXA Foundation, Inc.
Albert R. Ayers Kevin H. Chong Kee
LeMana Perles Randall Y.M. Tom Leonard Y.T. Chow
David S.M. Leong Russell J. Tom Joseph M. Ayres
Benjamin E. Ayson, Jr. Barney G.K. Choy
Timothy Los Banos Joseph K. Tseu Dean D. Choy
John L. Low Mark S. Tsushima Dr. Lynn Babington
Gabriel C. Balais Dr. Stephen S.F. Choy
Lucky Taro, Inc. UBS Financial Services Inc. Charles K. Chu, Jr.
Clement K. Lum Francis Unabia John Balmores
Chester Barayuga Lester K.W. Chu
Dr. Albert W.H. Lum John L. Vierra Sanford K.D. Chu
Ronald H.W. Lum Omar D. Wells James D. Barros
Alfred Batungbacal Anthony L.D. Chun
Cummins K Mahoe III Martin Garrett Wheeler Col. Carl W.S. Chun
Malika Sport Tours Inc. Douglas Won Ray Biggs
Joseph A. Bishaw Edward Y.W. Chun
Bernard K. Malina, Jr. Cdr. Ronald M. Wong Francis K.H. Chun
Marianist Hall Community Dr. Alton S.K. Wong John H. Borges
Vicki Borges Edward K. Chun Fat
Mark Y. Martinez Dudley G. Wong Daniel G. Clement
Master Sheet Metal, Inc. Michael T. Wong Richard A. Botelho
Stephen K. Brady Samuel C. Cluney
Segundo J. Mateo Rodney T. Yamamoto Co-Ha Builders, Inc., dba
Robert A. Mattos Maureen M. Yamasaki Donald B.K. Braithwaite
Walter S. Burgess Applied Surfacing Technology
Craig S. Mayeda Alvin K.W. Yim Alan J. Conboy
MCE International, Inc. Dr. Henry L. Yim Stanley G. Cabico
Lionel E. Camara ControlPoint Surveying Inc.
Dr. Glenn A. Medeiros Hon. Patrick K.S.L. Yim Edward L. Correa
12 Saint Louis SchoolAnnual Giving 2019-2020
Jonathan L. Kane LPL Financial Foundation
Dr. Glenn M. Kaneda Joseph K. Luczkow
Kelvin H. Kaneshiro Helen Y. Luke
Clyde F. Kang David A.Y. Lum
Jerry J. Correa Hartford Insurance Group Andrew R. Kano David T.E. Lum
Susan Cowan Tsugumi Hasebe Mary N. Kano Patricia J.H.S. Lum
Shane R. Cuskaden Glenn K. Hasegawa Maurice W. Kanoa Raymond K.S. Lum
Bradford J.W. Dang Koki Hasegawa Kapamoi Lions Club Rodney K.W. Lum
Dr. Michael H. Dang Hawaii Global Education Foundation Ted S. Kawahigashi Michael E. Lyons
DataHouse Consulting Hawaiian Electric Industries Jill M. Kawano Kit Chee Ma
Brian R. Date Charitable Foundation Edwin K. Kikuchi Dr. Lawrence K. Ma
Marlene R. DeCosta David I. Hayashi Sydney N. Kikuchi Arthur B. Machado, Jr.
Dellard Dela Pena Greg S. Hayashi Lyle I. Kim Dale R. Machado
Glenn T. DeLaura Donna R. Hayes Daniel T. Kimura Michael D Machado
David K. Diamond Carolyn S. Hee Chandra Kinilau Barbara E. MacKenzie
Marie R.L. Dias David T.J. Hee Gary Kitkowski Tevita L. Mafua
Imelda Dimaya Lorren S.G. Hee John C. Kong Kee Henry A. Mandac
Walter Domingo Nolan R. Hee Alan S. Konishi Mark Development, Inc.
Thomas Kaeo Duarte Thomas A. Helper Vanessa Kop James Y. Marn
Darin T. Dureg Eric Y. Hew Clayton M. Koseki Donald K. Maruyama
LtCol Kenneth D. Dzombar Jacqueline E. Hipa John Kreis Mary Spero, Trustee The Puamei Trust
Capt. William S. Espero Craig Hirasaki John E. Krzywicki George Masaki
Frank P. Farm Ronald Y. Hirata Dr. Earl A. Kubota Robert A. Mash
Korvin R. Feagins Royce Hirayama Thomas Y. Kumashiro Clarence T. Masuo
Lori M. Feldman Ray Hironaka Thomas G. Kurkjian Dr. Keith T. Matsumoto
John Henry Felix Amona K. Ho L. Kang Inc. dba Halm’s Enterprise Lori S. Matsumoto
Leslie J. Fernandez Cenric S.K. Ho Sheryl A. Ladrillono Dodge Marjorie C. Mattos
Walter M. Figueira, Jr. Dr. Matthew T. Ho Cynthia W. Lai John P. McLaren, Jr.
David R. Figueira Dr. Reginald C. Ho Bernie Lam Ho Monica L. McLaren
Joshua D. Figueira Garrett M. Ho Dr. Patrick J. Lam Leslie C. Medeiros
First Hawaiian Bank Norman F.H. Ho Wilson H.P. Lam Scott S. Melendy
Donald E. Fisher Richard G.K.M. Ho Michelle M. Lambert Jim Mendes
Donald J.M. Fo Marjorie K. Hollinger Michael L. Lasconia Melvin J. Mendonca, Jr.
Dr. Henry H.C. Fong Jonathan D. Hong Gayle John Lau Mitchell H. Menezes
Randal D.K. Fong Leslie Hong Herman K.S. Lau Joseph A. Menninger, Jr.
Franklin Pang Rental Dale S. Hoopai Michael H.H. Lau William Meredith
Lillian Y. Fujihara Hoops 4 Christ Hawaii Rodney K.M. Lau Stanley Mesina
Burt Fujii Glenn T. Horiuchi Wesley W.L. Lau Lance M. Miyahira
Howard M. Fujimoto Woodrow K. Howell Calvin J.H. Lee Wallace S. Miyahira
Carole T. Fujioka Herwin C. Hung Daniel F.S. Lee Gary Miyamoto
Richard H. Fukeda Ryan D. Hunt Dr. Ernest K.H. Lee George M. Miyashiro
Rachel Fukumoto Ryan D. Hurley Francis M.G. Lee Henry H. Miyashiro
Steven T. Fukumoto Loretta O. Hussey Guy M. Lee Tracy M. Mizota
Donald K. Funai Donald T. Iinuma Harry S.K. Lee Ronald K. Mizutani
Brian Funakoshi Capt. Anthony G. Ilagan Jon D. Lee Jayne C. Mondoy
Paul W.T. Fung Charles T. Inatsuka Peter Y. Lee H.B. Moore
Gary’s Dental Laboratory, Inc. Michael P. Irish Reginald W.T. Lee James M. Morgan
Henry H. George III Denis K. Isono Sammy Lee Francine N. Morita
Stanley E. George Wesley N. Iwamoto Howard M.C. Leong Robert M.J. Moritsugu
Robert D. Gilfoy Mark T. Izawa Richard Leong Robert B. Morris
Dr. William A.K. Goh J.R.’s Caps, Inc. John R. Lewis Michael A. Moss
Michael A. Gonsalves Alfred J. Jacinth Derrick M. Ligsay Randal T. Motooka
Dr. Richard Scott K. Gonsalves Ian Jarrett Jadon Ligsay David S. Murakami
Rita N. Gora Daniel P. Jenkins George K. Lindsey, Jr May Murakami
Grace & Richard Okita Foundation David I. Jenkins Kristin K. Lipman Robbie A. Murakami
GTE Foundation Lucius F. Jenkins Dennis K.S. Lock Jeffrey P. Muraki
Francis J. Guerrero Timothy J. Johnson Arthur J. Logan Nagamine Okawa Engineers Inc.
Henry L. Guerrero Lawrence A. Julian Matthew K. Loke Marcia Nagao
Thomas A. Haia Stephen R. Kabei Dr. Theodore J. Loo Dr. Lester G. Naito
Larry E. Hall Kaho`omiki Ernest W.G. Loo Nelson T. Nakagawa
John E. Halligan John W. Kahoonei Gary K. Loo Richard Y. Nakagawa
James M. Hamada Harrison D. Kam Michael Y.M. Loo Kenneth Nakahara
Arvid T. Hara Stanley Y.W. Kam Jun K. Look Jeri Lynn Nakakura
Red & Blue 13Annual Giving 2019-2020
Nakamura Strategic Financial Pat Lee & Associates, LLC Thomas J. Shiroma Stephen Warner
Planning, Inc. Yvette Paz Gary B. Simon Herman H.F. Wat
Alan T. Nakamura Kamohoalii Pedro David K. Sing Lloyd T. Watarai
Galen Nakamura Wendell W. Perry, Jr. William T. Sinnott IV Trisha K. Watson
Herbert T. Nakamura Albert J. Petersen Ramona M. Smith Lauree Weaver
Travis Nakamura Joseph J. Phillips, Jr. Richard S. Snead Charles C. Whang
Dayton M. Nakanelua William C. Pieper Raymond K. Sokugawa Wilhelm, Karl S.
Davin K.T. Nakasato Melvin A. Pilien Maurice A. Souza Benjamin H. Wilmore
Ryan H. Namaka William E. Pimental Andrew J. Speese Jr. David P. Wirtz
Hazel Namba Christopher J. Pinto William R. Spray Clayton B.K. Wong
Allen K. Naone Denis Piosalan Bro. Thomas Spring, S.M. Darryl P. Wong
Alfredo P. Narciso Denison D. Piosalan William B. Staunton Ellen B.Y. Wong
Michael P. Navares Robert J. Pontes Robert J. Steffy Garret S. Wong
Nevada Window Tinting, Inc. William K.C.L. Puleloa Robert J. Steinborn Glenn M.W. Wong
Mathew Ngo Linda Quon Robert L. Sterling Herman W.C. Wong
John V.S. Nishida R.M. Towill Foundation David L. Stringer Leonard K.L. Wong
John S. Nishimoto Gordon H. Rabacal Arthur H. Suehiro Lorena Wong
Randall S. Nishiyama Michael M. Racelo Cody Sula Norman W.H. Wong
Wilson H. Nitta Theodorico B. Ragsac Harol H. Sunada Patrick L. Wong
Wayne T. Nojiri Darcel Raia Garis Y. Suzuki Randall K.L. Wong
Henry M. Nomura Raingutters LLC Mae M. Suzuki Roland T.F. Wong
North Shore Physical Therapy Roy L. Rapoza Norman H. Suzuki Sandra Wong
and Sports Rehab, LLC Leroy R. Rapozo Carolyn S. Taguchi StanleyK.P. Wong
Lance R. Obra Ribbon Productions LLC Dr. Allan S. Takase William K.C. Wong
Dr. Terrence X. O’Brien Dr. Richard L. Ribellia Russell S. Takata Wymond W.M. Wong
Wendy F. Odo Roberta M. Richards Robert K. Takei Jr. LTC (Ret) Lawrence A. Woode
Robb K. Ohtani Rick Manayan and Associates, dba Edwin Tam Sing Jean K. Yama
Darrell M. Okamoto RAM-Telecommunications Glenn M. Tamanaha Gerrick T. Yamada
Richard H. Okamoto Rider Levett Bucknall Ltd. Dr. Wayne M. Tamashiro Dr. Roy T. Yamamoto
Joyce Okamura Keith R. Ridley Nolan T. Tamayori Terrie Yap
Michael Okimoto Lawrence D. Rodriguez Eric Tanaka Michael C.K. Yee
Col. Harold K. Okita, Jr. Ryan-Jason Ruiz Wesley Tanaka Randall S.C. Yee
Gilbert A. Olayan Robert Rusis Brenda M. Tang Col. Kerry K.C. Yen
Harold J. Olinger, Sr. John O. Rutemiller Tom S. Tanimoto Dr. Gary Y.S. Yim
Raymond K. Onishi Clayton Y. Saito Janet Tao Rodney W.S. Yim
Thomas J. Ono Elbert T. Saito Vernon E. Teves, Jr. Roger E. Yim
Dr. Dermot J. Ornelles Gerald H. Saito Michael E. Todd Meredith Yoro
Roy Y. Osada Chris N. Salanoa Wilma Todd Dennis R. Yoshimura
Sidney M. Osada Rosemarie S. Sam Yukio Toguchi Lance K. Yoshimura
Stanley H. Osada Robert A. Samaritano Gilbert Y.K. Tom Benjamin D.M. Young
Devin T. Oshiro Francis D. Santos Wallace S.D. Tom Cmdr. Vernon “Eric” Young
Grant M. Oshiro Frank N. Santos Derek K. Tomita Darcie Young
Henry K. Oshiro Rodney P. Santos Allan S. Totoki Dr. Joseph W.C. Young
Arthur T. Otake Dr. Kenn Saruwatari Ryan K. Totoki Edmund Y. Young
Michele Otake Thomas M. Schulte James K. Townsend Matthew Y.F. Young
Franklin D. Pacarro, Sr. Scitor Corporation Richard S. Townsend Michael H. Young
Pacific Home Services & Supply, Inc. Allan Y. Segawa Tsarkie David J. Yuen
Pacific Photo Image Company, Inc. Glenn Y. Segawa Jon Y. Tsukamoto Kenn Q.M. Yuen
Darian Padilla Leonard Segovia Frederick L. Tufts Lorianne Yuen
Frederick R. Pama Justin Seguirant Michelle Tuzon Walter K.H. Yuen
Clifford K. Pang Kerry M. Shannon Darren Y. Uchima Henry T. Zerbe
Stuart W. Pang Dr. Francis S. Shibuya Alfredo A. Udani Bert Y. Zukemura
Wilson K.K. Pang Vincent R. Shigekuni Khoi Ung
Grace H. Pasion Milton Shimabukuro Victor R. Unsinn FRIENDS OF SAINT LOUIS
Robert Van Tassell $99 and below
Neil R. Vasconcello Alfred Abiva
Mercer K. Vicens Joseph A. Ah New
Bernard S. Victorino Herbert Ah Yo, Jr.
Gary K. Viela Alaka’i Y. Akana
Trenton Wailehua, Sr. Tony Alcosiba
Wayne P. Wakeman Philbert J. Alencastre
Jenai S. Wall Michael L. Almeida
Sean C. Walsh Pakela S. Almeida
Walters Kimura Motoda Manuel A. Amor
14 Saint Louis SchoolAnnual Giving 2019-2020
Andrew T. Arakaki Renee Kudlich Mary Shibao Jodie Holu
William A. Arnemann Ronald A. Kunihiro Gary Y. Shibata Honolulu Theatre for Youth
Gary K. Asato Roy R. Kuroda James G. Smith, Jr. Louise Hurley
Wyman Au Walter, T.Y. Lau Paul Solomon Island Plumbing Co., Inc.
Kristina Barayuga Clifford W.C. Leong Blaze I. Sylva Kainoa Jarrett
Burton A. Bento James Leung Carl K. Takeshita Dylan Jones
Michael O. Borns Gary C.C. Li Charles S. Tamabayashi Mariam Joseph
Horacio A. Bustos Henry (Junhong) Li Target Corporation K & S Welding Inc.
James C. Carvalho Howard W.H. Loo Edward K. Toma KaiHonua LLC
Christopher K. Chang Dwight C.H. Lum Theodore Y. Tyau Ilisa Kea
Clayton K.T. Chang Herbert H. Lum Dean Uyeda Ken Ordenstein Funerals, Inc.
Glen W.Y. Chock Mertin W.K. Lum Dennis Valente Kevin’s Electric, Inc.
Chester K.K. Chong Randall K.W. Lum Kehaulani C. Vincent Danny Kim
Lambert T.S. Chun Kyle P. Lung Katherine Warner Pamela Kimura
Mervin L. Chun Joseph R. Lyons Matthew D. Watkins Terrence Kong
Adam Cohen Kingston T. Malepeai Tracy Watkins KTM Services Inc. aka Enjoy Snacks
Maxine Correa Alson J. Mamiya Linda Wheeler Dexter Kubota
Frank L. Costa Calvin A. Mann Michael K.H. Wong Ross Kurashima
Robert A. Cravalho John B. Manuel Wilbert W.W. Wong Martin Lau
Dr. Derrick A. Dang Louis G. Marks, Sr. Byron K. Yasui Donna Le Lesch
Richard Deegan Robert K. Matsumoto Ronald M. Yokota Erin Liftee
Mary Jane Espinueva Joseph F. Mendonsa IV Carl T. Yomogida Eric Lockett
Darius A. Evangelista Leah K. Miller Gary S. Yoshida Dr. Glenn Medeiros
FACTS Lucile Mistysyn Hugh Yoshida Tammy Medeiros
Robert Fernandez Catherine Y. Miyahira Kimberly H. Yoshimura Mililani Golf Club
Shelley K. Fey Tuitoga T. Moe Nelson Yuen Lorna Morgia
Donald G. Figueira Douglas J. Moniz Shin Murayama
Craig K. Freitas Dwight J. Moniz GIFTS IN KIND Jeri Lynn Nakakura
Darcy K. Freitas Felix F. Moran Albert Chong Associates, Inc. Kei Navyac
Raybern P. Freitas Arthur Morris Marie Alcantara Denise Nishimura
Richard P. Freitas James Mucciarone Allied Builders System Ohana Architectural Precast
Paul D. Fu Spencer T. Mukai Altres, Inc. David Oi
Grant M. Gabriel Nicholas Muragin Armstrong Produce, Ltd OXIAM LLC
Nancy J. Gallagher Lynn N. Murata Atlantis Adventures Dana Paikai
GTE Hawaiian Telephone Michael J. Nadeau Austin Tsutsumi & Associates, Inc. Derrick Partain
Hugh L. Guerrero Margaret H. Nakakuni Big Island Candies Yvette Paz
Tania A. Guerrero Bruce Nakamura Brownlie and Lee Precision Vision
Ricky Gushiken Carol F. Nakamura Tusha Buntin Quality General Inc.
William R. Hardy Tammy Nakamura Randi Cabral Derek Ray
Steve L. Hathaway Jaime Nakao Karen Cailing Erik Rhinelander
Corwin A. Hee Francis S.A. Ng James Casinas Roselle Salon
Roland W. Higgins, Jr. Jackie Ng-Osorio Central Body & Paint Sherwin Williams Paint Co.
Sharon Hiranaga Miles T. Nirei Sam Choy Shigemura, Lau, Sakanashi, Higuchi &
Howard Hirata Robert F. Nunokawa City Mill Co., Ltd. / Chung Kun Ai Associates, Inc.
Robert Hong Rodney H. Ohira Foundation Keiko Shinjo
James Y. Hoshino Glenn T. Okimura ConnectWorks Group Simply Sisters by Lola Miller Designs
Sean M. Howard Bert Okuda Michael Cox George Silva
Ellen T. Inouye Dr. Eugene P. Ornellas D. Otani Produce Sky Painting
Samuel S. Inouye Madelline E. Oshiro Shane de la Cruz Darlene Sousa
Valerie A. Ito Clayton C. Pang Elizabeth Dean Special Inspection Consultants
Sister Regina M. Jenkins Marcus K. Pang Design Partners Incorporated John Sykes
Blanche A. Jones Norman K. Pang Duke’s Waikiki Takano Nakamura Landscaping, Inc.
Kaleo J. Kahapea Theodore R. Paul Edward Eder The Audio Visual Company
Pius Kang Charles C. Perry Sharon Ehrhorn The Sustainery Hair Studio
Scott Kawakami Thomas K. Peterson Enterprise Rent-A-Car Tileco Inc.
Siavash Khorrami Wes Reber Porter Avery Fukeda Michael Todd
Max J. Kimura Bienvenido L. Reyes Lilinoe Grube Veronica Tomooka
Anna Maria Kinser Terence M. Ryan Gyotaku Japanese Restaurant USS Missouri Memorial Association, Inc.
Sharon Kirkpatrick Kellen R.K. Sagayaga Halepuna Waikiki by Halekulani Macrina Vicerra-Jaena
Tiffany Kiyabu Dexter J. Sakai Halm’s Enterprises Christy Wada
Danette A.N. Kobayashi Niko G. Salvador Anne Harpham Watanabe Floral, Inc.
Wallace T. Kobayashi Gordon K.F. Sam Hawaii Candy, Inc. Richard Wheelock
Anton C. Krucky Steven S. Sameshima Hawaii Symphony Orchestra Raymond Wong
Dionne V. Ku Ryan S. Sasaki Hawaii Theatre Center Tracy Yadao
Brian K. Kubo James H. Seki Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach John Yen
Akira M. Kubota Fred H. Shelton Hilton Waikoloa Village Gary Zane
Red & White 15The Year in Review
CRUSADER
ATHLETICS
By Chad Konishi
The 2019-2020 school year was my first as the athletic director at Saint Louis School, and was quite intriguing to
say the least. The fall started out with a bang for the Crusaders with another ILH and HHSAA Division I Open
State Championship, beating Kahuku, 45-6. It was Saint Louis’ fourth HHSAA State Championship in a row since
Coach Cal Lee returned to the slopes of Kalaepo-haku a short five years ago. For his outstanding play during the
2019 season, quarterback Jayden De Laura was named the Gatorade Player of the Year. The football team extended
its season as they were invited to play in the Geico Bowl Series in a game played in Las Vegas. Under chilly
conditions on the 9th island, the Crusaders played valiantly, but eventually lost to St. Thomas Aquinas of Florida
35-21. Although job titles switched a bit with the Lee brothers (Cal will be the defensive coordinator and Ron will
be the head coach for the upcoming season), confidence is high that the Crusaders will continue their excellence
on the gridiron for the upcoming season.
Another bright spot was our bowling team who finished one win short of the ILH title last year, and ended the
season as runner up in the HHSAA Bowling Meet on Kaua‘i. Also, our boys Cheer team combined with Sacred
Hearts and defended their National Cheer Championship in Las Vegas last school year. I was present to witness
their routines/performances and they were by far the best.
16 Saint Louis SchoolAthletics
Our boys’ Basketball program was rejuvenated with new coach Dan Hale and his staff. Although coach was
shorthanded on his roster most of the preseason due to the extension of the football season, the Crusaders played
well in the ILH season, were ranked in the top ten for numerous weeks, and were in the mix for a playoff spot
until they were ousted in the second round. The wrestling program placed third overall in the HHSAA State
Wrestling Meet. Nine of our Wrestlers qualified for the 2020 State Tournament.
Before the pandemic hit, our baseball program was 2-0 and ranked #1 in the state. Unfortunately, this talented
team’s season fell short as COVID-19 took over and things came to a screeching halt. In Track and Field, senior
Trenton Wailehua recorded the fastest 400M time ever in the state at a preseason meet. In recognition of this
feat, and for his outstanding performances in years past, Trenton was named Gatorade Track and Field Player
of the Year! Due to the pandemic, a few of the other spring sports were not able to start their seasons.
You can be proud of the Class of 2020 who accomplished so much under extreme adversity. We will miss their
skills, but more importantly, their leadership. We wish all of them the best in their future endeavors. As much of
the future remains unknown, we have planned on having an athletic season for the upcoming school year. We
hope to do it safely, hygienically, and under a new normal.
Red & Blue 17- ina-Based Learning
‘A
Plants purchased through the Augustine Educational Foundation grant award 2019:
Saint Louis School is grateful to the Augustine Educational
Foundation. Thanks to a generous grant from the foundation,
we were able to purchase native plants for rehabilitation
of our campus environment as one aspect of ‘a - ina-based
education.
Saint Louis School benefits from grants made available
from organizations like the Augustine Educational Foun-
dation. This particular grant exceeded $3,000 to assist with
our learning environments.
Some of these plants are endangered while others are
essential components to the symbiotic balance that had
existed in the original environment of this ahupua’a.
These species were planted on Blessed Chaminade
Service Day in January, while others are being acclimated
for use in other campus landscape projects, including the
hau‘ulaThe group oftiliaceous
Hibiscus plants are the first increment of grant-funded items
https://hawaiiannativeplants.com/plantofthemonth-hauula/
koa
purchased through this gift exceeding $3,000.
Acacia koa http://nativeplants.hawaii.edu/plant/view/Acacia_koa
new Clarence T. C. Ching Athletics Center Gymnasium.
alahe‘e Psydrax odorata http://nativeplants.hawaii.edu/plant/view/Psydrax_odorata
Carex wahuensis http://nativeplants.hawaii.edu/plant/view/Carex_wahuensis_wahuensis
‘ilima Sida fallax http://nativeplants.hawaii.edu/plant/view/Sida_fallax
pa‘u o Hi‘iaka Jacquemontia ovalifolia http://nativeplants.hawaii.edu/plant/view/Jacquemontia_sandwicensis
lama Diospyros sandwicensis http://nativeplants.hawaii.edu/plant/view/Diospyros_sandwicensis
‘a‘ali‘i Dodonea viscosa http://nativeplants.hawaii.edu/plant/view/Dodonaea_viscosa
ohia lehua Metrosideros polymorpha http://nativeplants.hawaii.edu/plant/view/Metrosideros_polymorpha
pili Heteropogon contortus http://nativeplants.hawaii.edu/plant/view/Heteropogon_contortus
Makahiki Challenge
In March 2020, eight of our HA‘A club gentlemen were
chosen to represent Saint Louis School in the first Ka O‘ahu
Makahiki. This is a Makahiki Challenge against schools
across the island. We were the only ILH school in
attendance. The other schools were Ha-lau Ku- Ma-na,
Ka Waihona O Ka Na‘auao, Kamakau, and Ma-lama Honua.
These schools practice these games daily. Our young men
learned and practiced a total of three times! However, they
were determined.
As a rite of passage, these young men also earned their
malo. We have had multiple discussions about the
responsibilities and expectations that come with accepting their malo. On the morning of the challenge, they learned
to hume (tie) their malo and were the only school to present their oli in malo. They represented Saint Louis School
and Kalaepo-haku well! E HA‘A ko Kalaepo-haku! Our Middle School took 2nd place in their division and the High
School team took 1st place, 10 points ahead of the 2nd place team.
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Hui Aloha ‘Aina, most commonly known as HA‘A, is Saint Louis School’s Hawaiian Club comprised of 80+ young
- ina through
men and their families. One of the main goals for HA‘A is to cultivate in our young men a love for our ‘a
experiences of Hawaiian culture.
18 Saint Louis SchoolCamp Erdman A Middle School Tradition
By Joe Cabansag ’00
There are many memorable experiences that Saint Louis Middle School students have the opportunity to enjoy.
From attending their first dance, to the experience of having their own lockers, the Middle School years are filled
with tremendous growth and learning opportunities. One experience that I have had the privilege to be a part of for
the past 12 years has proven to have a lasting impression on our young men. So much so, they return to Saint Louis
School as alumni and reminisce on their shared experiences. This experience is better known as Camp Erdman.
At Camp Erdman, our 6th and 7th grade students leave behind their daily routines of school and family life to
spend 3 days and 2 nights living together in a shared space. Here, the students participate in both academic and
physical challenges. Lessons in Earth Science are taught outdoors using the kinesthetic approach to learning that
best fits the way boys learn. These lessons include plate tectonics, the Water Cycle, impacts of erosion, and
learning how human impact can adversely affect our environment. The physical challenges that require and foster
teamwork, focus, and selflessness in order to accomplish tasks are fire building, obstacle course objectives, and the
ever famous 40 foot climb up (and down) the Alpine Tower. It is an invaluable time in which students are able to
bond with their classmates and teachers outside of their normal school settings. As evidenced by some alumni who
have returned to visit, the relationships created here often lead to lifelong friendships that foster the reality
of the Brotherhood.
With the arrival of a new challenge in Covid-19, the Camp Erdman experience will need to be put on hold for
the time being. It was surely a missed opportunity for our Middle School students this past year, but definitely one
that will return once it is safe to do so. For now, the memories of past Camp Erdman experiences will have to
suffice, but will also be a driving force in restoring this opportunity for future years to come.
Red & Blue 19Stateps
4x Cham
Michigan-b
ound
Go Wolverines!!
College Signing Day
at Kalaepo-haku
20 Saint Louis SchoolOur sports Signing Day is a momentous occasion for graduating seniors as they transition from High School
student-athlete to Collegiate student-athlete. The 2019-2020 school year welcomed the highest number of
student-athlete commitments thus far, with a total of 16 students committing to schools at the NCAA Division
I, II, and III levels. Our 2020 seniors received athletic scholarships in various sports such as Football, Baseball,
Swimming, and Track and Field. This group of seniors collectively earned a grade point average of 3.88 and
performed over 300 hours of community service. Congratulations to our Class of 2020 senior student-athletes!
Football Baseball
Jordan Botelho – University of Notre Dame Dylan Cabral - Simpson University
Lawai`a Brown - Central Michigan University Pono de la Cruz - Clark College
Kaiser Cambra-Cho - United States Air Force Academy JT Navyac - Cal State Fullerton
Jayden de Laura - Washington State University Austin Teixeira - University of Hawai`i, Manoa
Kalepo Fiaseu - Missouri Southern State University
Nicholas Herbig - University of Wisconsin
Kamo`i Latu - The University of Utah Track
Darryl Masaniai - San Diego State University Baily Yee - Pacific University
Stanley McKenzie - University of California, Berkeley
Matthew Sykes - University of California, Los Angeles
Roman Wilson - University of Michigan
Go Crusade rs
Red & Blue 21ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL Facing Changes
‘OHANA During the Pandemic
By Brittany Souza
The 2020-2021 school year marks the fifth year since our elementary school came to fruition on the slopes of
Kalaepo-haku, further strengthening the legacy of Saint Louis School as the only K-12 all-boys school in the state of
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Hawai‘i. As a trailblazing Hawai‘i-based institution, we focus on implementing ‘Aina-Based (land-based) learning
with global learning so students can foster an appreciation for our island home while understanding how we fit into
the larger world context. This thoughtful platform for our students is constantly evolving to enhance their learning
outcomes. Our keiki Crusaders immerse themselves in cultural, academic, and faith-based practices. The Blended
Learning approach we utilize sparks an opportunity for students to gain the foundational skills needed to develop
into well-rounded young men in elementary and beyond. We prepare our young men for the real world, but we as
educators also have to constantly adapt to changing world circumstances. This informs our curriculum, our class
discussions, and our interactions.
This past school year, students learned about unpredictability, resilience, and perseverance when the COVID-19
pandemic hit. As State and City officials mandated social distancing measures, the seemingly routine task of physi-
cally attending school ceased. However, the Saint Louis Characteristics of Marianist Education continued to prevail
through the abrupt changes of transitioning students from the classroom to distance learning platforms.
Distance learning in elementary required a collaborative effort between teachers, students, parents, and even
grandparents. Shirlene Wong, mother of Elementary School student Macky Hurtle, shared the following: “Everyone
at home helped out. Both my parents are retired and were home with Macky. The adjustment was making sure that
my son completed his school work daily and allowing him the needed time to get the work done.”
22 Saint Louis SchoolA third component in the Saint Louis Characteristics
of a Marianist Education is to “educate for formation in
faith.” It is crucial that students are reminded how much we
love and support them. Our Campus Ministry department
prioritized our commitment to practicing religious traditions
by posting daily prayers and reflections. We encouraged
students to pray and worship prior to starting their lessons
at home each morning. Kaui Guerrero also shared:
“We did the same morning routine at home as regular
school and my son put on a Saint Louis shirt before logging
In the Saint Louis Characteristics of Marianist Educa- on to his computer. Starting and ending the day with prayer
tion, one characteristic is to “educate for adaptation and was the highlight of our days. This was a much needed
change.” Change can often produce feelings of uncertainty inspiration during these difficult times. The praise and wor-
and anxiety. Each family established a routine that best ship songs woke him up and he was excited about the day
fit their Crusader’s needs while continuing to keep up with to come.”
their daily life tasks. We are grateful for parents sharing
their feedback to help us better understand how the
transition to distance learning affected their sons. As an
example, Lee Britos, mother of Elementary School student,
Noah Britos, shared:
“Overall, distance learning was very challenging for our
family. While my son, for the most part, did his work on his
own, he would always ask me to double check his work
before submitting anything on Google classroom. I also
work from home, so it was quite an adjustment for us.
While I would have liked to sit at the table with both of my
boys to make sure they were doing their work, listening in
to the Zoom meetings, and not clicking onto another site,
it was just not the case. My husband is also a doctor so he
was deemed an essential worker, which meant it was just
me who had to handle the distance learning.” Each student individually experienced distance learning
Another significant characteristic outlined in the Saint in different ways. However, this challenging situation will
Louis Characteristics of Marianist Education is to “pro- be a positive memory in the long-run for students as they
vide an integral, quality education.” Educating the “whole look back on a proud moment in time when they were able
person” is important, as learning must not only encompass to encounter an unforeseen situation and rise to the occa-
academics, but the entire spirit. Kaui Guerrero, mother of sion. As educators, it is important that we continue to create
Elementary School student, Anthony Guerrero, stated: meaningful connections between the learning environment
“I credit teachers at Saint Louis for having a curriculum and the real world. Our young men are learning to overcome
that made the transition to distance learning nearly seam- the challenges that the unknown presents. The foundations,
less. Generally, my son was familiar with all of the digital values, and heart of our Marianist traditions remind us that
platforms and, more often than not, finished his work ahead no challenge is too lofty to overcome when we keep
of time. This allowed him to do independent research and Ke Akua in the palm of our hands. The “Brotherhood
see how what he was learning in math, history, etc. was for Life” is really just that – a lifetime connection to our
relevant in the world today. It was very eye-opening and a fraternity rooted in faith and fearlessness. It is a reminder
gateway to wonderful conversations that allowed us to learn that our students are never alone through trying times and
together. Even to learn more about each other! I was very the Crusader ‘ohana is always present to uplift their spirits.
grateful for all of the advice and resources the school gave Whether we are on the slopes of Kalaepo-haku or in our
us. I even shared what I learned with family and friends in own households, the COVID-19 pandemic showed us that
Hawai‘i and on the Mainland who did not get the detailed the ties that bind us are powerful beyond measure and
resources and guidance given to us.” transcend the classroom.
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