CRUSADER ALUMNI - Saint Louis School

CRUSADER
ALUMNI
Fall 2012
Volume 1, Issue 1
Gallery of
Distinguished
Achievers
October 17, 2012
Sheraton Waikiki
Hawaii Ballroom
Two Officers and a
Gentleman
Honoring:
Lt. Gen. Joseph F. H.
Peterson ‘68, USA Ret.
Rear Adm. Melvin H.
Chiogioji ‘57, USN Ret.
Marianist Lifetime
Achievement Awardee Dr.
Lawrence K. W. Tseu ‘51
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Crafting a world-class center for learning
High-quality, rigorous education
requires state-of-the-art facilities
outlined in Saint Louis’ ongoing
campus redevelopment project.
The Crusade for Opportunity capital
campaign features five key initiatives:
1) campus technology,
equipment and furnishings; 2)
renovation and upgrades for
Newell and Bertram Halls; 3)
McCabe Gymnasium; 4) Dr.
Richard T. Mamiya Theatre; and
5) design and construction of the
athletics complex.
A good number of SLS alumni
forge ahead with established
careers in Japan, China, Korea,
the Philippines, Australia, and
Taiwan. From private enterprise
to government advisors, these
overseas Crusaders thrive in
this dynamic region and continue
to nurture Marianist values
in diverse cultures.
For example, Charles Lake ’81,
contacted us while here for the
The first major phase, the Clarence
T.C. Ching Learning &
Technology Center, opened in
March 2011, houses studio and
performing arts, music courses,
business leadership program,
school archives, multimedia lab
and the Presidential Suite function
room.
Saint Louis is a STEMcentered
school, developing
programs that focus
on science, technology,
engineering and math
(STEM).
New programs also serve
to guide students to colleges
of their choice,
equipping them with the
required grades/entrance
criteria.
Upgraded facilities with
upgraded instructional
equipment/materials will
provide students competitive
edge.
Saint Louis will draw students
interested in these
Crusaders in the dynamic Asian region
2011 APEC conference, and
welcomes Japan-based Saint
Louis graduates to contact him
to establish a stronger alumni
network in that country.
China, Hongkong, and Taiwan
are the hubs of business for
recent grads Ed Liu, Ivan
Yeung, Chris Daniels to
name a few. Jeremy Shao
even served as interpreter for
Chinese delegates to APEC.
Slated for extensive upgrades for
STEM-based learning, landmark
Bertram Hall first opened in 1927.
fields as well as other human
resources to assist
students in their academic
progress.
Saint Louis men will have
the know-how to put
added value to improve
community and work with
public and private sectors.
Korea continues to be home
for alumni and current students
as well—and many of
these men fulfill their mandatory
military service as Korean
citizens, some selected to work
with the US Eighth Army
thanks to their cross-cultural
proficiency.
Crusader Alumni invites alumni
updates to keep these vital
support groups thriving.

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Walter’s Wisdom
Clock tower, Clarence T. C. Ching
Learning & Technology Center
Many of you have asked when
the next alumni newsletter
would be coming, and we appreciate
your enthusiasm and
interest. In fact, our on-line
alumni news will be coming
soon—watch for updates on
our website
www.SaintLouisHawaii.org
The President’s office receives
all sorts of alumni updates
from you and your brothers on
a weekly basis, so we hope
you’ll enjoy Crusader Alumni—a
quarterly compilation of these
snippets of information that’s
like seeing old friends.
We invite news and milestones
from all classes so we can share
them with the entire Crusader
brotherhood. Be mindful that
“once a Crusader, always a
Crusader,” as Kalaepōhaku’s
sons are united by a common
bond to this campus that nurtured
and shaped them. Drawing
from our origins under the
Hawaiian Monarchy, Saint
Louis School is a living legacy
as we indeed stand upon the
shoulders of giants.
For now, I share with you the
gratitude and aloha from all of
us here on the hill.
Memor et
fidelis!
Walter S.
Kirimitsu
‘58
1930s: preview on Leon Thevenin ‘33
Alumni
updates by the
decades
Wanted: more
information from
each of the
alumni classes!
Send updates to:
alumnews@saintlouishawaii.org
We had no lay teachers. We
had a boarding department for
neighbor island boys and
lunches were only ten cents. we
used to ride the street car and
we used to walk across Aala
Park. I remember that one time
Knute Rockne came to campus
and spoke to us. I valued the
education, because when I
went to college. I wanted to be
GODA 2012: Two Officers and a Gentleman
The 15th Gallery of Distinguished
Achievers (GODA)
promises a gala celebration as
we proudly honor alumni Rear
Admiral Melvin Chigioji ’57,
USN Ret.; Lt. Gen. Joseph
Peterson ’68, USA Ret.; and
Marianist Lifetime Achievement
awardee Dr. Lawrence
Tseu ’51 on October 17 at the
Sheraton Waikiki. Call 739-
4812 today!
Each with his own remarkable
journey of accomplishments,
this year’s honorees exemplify
the Saint Louis tradition of
excellence in leadership and
character.
The legacy continues to thrive
as recent Kalaepōhaku grads
shine in the 21st century: Marcus
Mariota ’11 and Matthew
Y. Lee ’11 are filling those
footsteps…a Mendoza business
major at the University of
Notre Dame, Matthew attained
a doctor in the worst way, because
at St. Louis I worked
under Harvey Chilton, trainer
for St. Louis athletic teams and
a trainer for the U.S. Olympic
team—he taught me all the
tricks of the trade. I worked
under Dr. Fred Lam in the
athletic department. When I
went to the University of Hawaii,
I wanted to study medicine
but I came from a poor
family. I was working since I
was 14. So I switched to
chemical engineering, sugar
technology. I was the only
graduate from UH in sugar
technology—part-Hawaiian—
to manage a sugar plantation.
See the detailed interview with SLC
alumnus Thevenin in our next issue.
membership as a first-year
student on the Dean’s Honor
List with a GPA of 3.813.
Going westward, the hot item
in Oregon is Crusader magic
for the Ducks: athleticism,
academic prowess and deep
Christian humility are formidable
traits that Marcus carries to
this day. Kudos, Matt and Marcus
in upholding the dignity of
the Crusader heritage for a
promising future.

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Knock, knock...who’s here on The Rock?
Alumni currently make up 25%
of Saint Louis School employees:
Raymond Abregano,
Hon. ’96 Dean of Faculty/
Registrar… Doug
Adachi ’03 Landscaper…
Dennis
Almodova, Hon.
’00 Religion Dept.
Chair… Joseph Cabansag
’00 Instructor…
Kevin Chang ’8 Instructor…
Scotty Gonsalves ’84
Student Activities Coordinator
/Instructor… Leonard
Milestones
In Memoriam
Gerald AhYo ’66
Bill Ayres ’66
Kevin Brunn ’80
Wallace Chang ’42
Jason Chun ‘59
Bro. James Dods, S.M., ’57
Dennis Ishii ’68
1960s
The Class of 1962 will gift a
mosaic mural “Jesus in Hawaii”
by Martin Charlot ‘62
for the 2nd floor lobby of the
new Clarence T. C. Ching
Learning & Technology Center.
Deacon Tom Miyashiro
’62 retired from SLS
teaching and counseling after
nearly 4 decades of service.
Mahalo nui, Deacon!
Greg Hunt ’66 active in his
Jenkins ’65 Instructor…
Richard Juan ’79 Maintenance…
Mark Kane ’66 Instructor…
Walter S. Kirimitsu
’58 President… Sam
Kongkee ‘88 Admissions
Director… Derrick
Ligsay ’85 IT Coordinator…
Tim Los
Baños ’78 Grants/
Alumni News… Kama
McKeague ’02 PE Department
Chair… Robbie Murakami
’85 Social Studies Dept.
Chair... Ryan Shimabukuro
Frank Kam ’59
Father James Mifsud, S.M.
Hiroaki “Rocky” Morita
’63
Father Jack Russi, S.M.
Kim Ho Lui ’78
Donald Osurman Sr. ’54
Paul Pham ’94
… The Men of 2005 gath-
retirement from HPD, scours
collectors’ shows for SLC
memorabilia—see some of
his contributions in the Main
Office showcase at Bertram
Hall.
Mark Kane ’66 social sciences
faculty at SLS, excited
about his “discovery” of early
Hawaii Marianist memorabilia
at the library University
of Dayton last summer, in-
’01 Instructor… Sam
Taulealea ’98 Campus Security…
Sione Thompson ’99
Vice Principal… Alfred Torres,
Jr. ’70 Instructor, Wrestling
/Cross Country Coach…
Russell Valente ’79 Advancement
Officer… Dwayne Yamaguchi
’89 Instructor…
Ron Yoshida ’84 IT Support…
Eric Young ’80 Community
Liaison… Cody Wells
‘06 Landscaper… Skyler
Wells ‘04 Athletics Eqpt.
Manager.
ered in June to celebrate the life
of Ms. Rene Nihipali, mother
of Stanley ’05.
Mass has been celebrated for the
repose of their souls and for all the
faithful departed.
Email your postings for Milestones:
tlosbanos@saintlouishawaii.org
cluding digital files of thousands
of photographs by Bro.
Bertram Bellinghausen as
well as a presentation staff
gifted by King David
Kalākaua.
(Chaminade University’s Sullivan
Family Library also
has digital copies of the invaluable
Bro. Bertram photos,
accessible for viewing
upon request.)
Just watched the highlights of the Oregon
football game last night...Marcus Mariota
is a beast. That makes three quarterbacks
with Crusader connections in the past 10
years that people mention them in the same
breath as the Heisman: Timmy Chang,
Jeremiah Masoli, and now Marcus, who,
given his age, poise and performance may
be the one. Red and blue, baby!
Marcus Nartatez ’01 via Facebook
Crusader Chronicle
The first school year on
K a l a e p ō h a k u b e g a n
September 1928, with 1,200
students and 51 Marianists.
To finance the construction
of Science Hall (now Newell
Hall), 80 of the 207 acres
were sold to Bishop Trust as
400 residential lots ‘ewa of
the campus.
Today St. Louis Heights
bears Marianist street names
for Saint Louis teachers:
Robert, Frank, Herman,
Eugene, Alphonse, Felix
a n d B e r t r a m — w h i l e
Alencastre is the SLC
alumnus who rose to be
Bishop of Honolulu.

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St. Louis Alumni Association
Aloha SLS, SLAA & the entire Crusader Nation!
I trust you, the dedicated SLS ‘Ohana and SLAA membership, eagerly and energetically welcome
this newly (re-)launched, freshly (re-)formatted, and “super improved” Crusader Alumni
Newsletter as much as I and the entire Crusader Nation does. The effort put forth by your
SLS Office of Advancement and select SLAA folks (most particularly, the Publicity/Media
Committee led by Board Member, Patrick Bullard, ’81) to get this great Newsletter “up and
running” is yet another example of the successful bond which forever links ­ our Crusader Nation
to the Slopes of Kalaepohaku. Congratulations to all who worked so hard to bring this
newsletter to the “Red and Blue” Crusader Nation.
As you enjoy each section of this fine new and improved Newsletter, always remember that
SLAA is your Association. A home away from home, if you will, where common passion, energy,
effort, commitment and loyalty to the Red & Blue Crusader Nation is displayed, embraced
and almost religiously followed on an everyday basis by all who enter, support and enjoy our
facilities, to include Crusader Lounge, the Clubhouse and SLAA’s exclusive caterer, Da
Kitchen. Now, through this highly improved Newsletter, you can enter the worlds of both SLS
and SLAA to enjoy our collective energy and passion for everything “Red and Blue”.
Be part of the fun that defines us and that is both SLS and SLAA! Join us, both upon the
Slopes of Kalaepohaku and at your SLAA Clubhouse! SLAA welcomes all SLS graduates and
friends of SLS to join SLAA as “card carrying” members. Get and stay involved with SLAA
whether it be with or on the Board of Directors, at the SLAA Committee level, or simply to
attend SLAA gatherings, meetings, and parties. No matter the level of your involvement, as a
“card carrying” member of SLAA, you’ll come away with the “chicken skin” feeling that defines
the close camaraderie and Brotherhood of all SLS graduates and members of Crusader Nation.
From the
desk of
SLAA
Board
President
Greg Frey ’79
Mahalo for your constant and consistent support of SLS and by extension, SLAA.
P. GREGORY FREY ‘79
Board President
Dreier Manor
Named for philanthropist
and ice plant owner August
Dreier whose generosity provided
the first SLAA clubhouse
on Union Street, this
Victorian mansion stood on
the site of today's SLAA
Clubhouse until faulty circuits
caused the fire that destroyed
it in 1950. Originally constructed
for sugar baron Claus
Spreckels just off Wilder Ave-
nue, it was later sold to the
early 20th-century ukulelemanufacturing
Kumalae
family, who donated it to our
Alumni Association in 1938.
Prior to moving the residence
to Isenberg Street an
entire storey was removed,
hence the open veranda in
this photo had originally
been on the second floor.

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A Message from the Executive Director
Aloha and welcome to the new Crusader Alumni Newsletter.
This is a busy time of the year for the Association as it enters the holiday season, so mark your calendars
for the following events coming soon:
Alumni Homecoming Event
Robert Takei, Jr. ‘58
SLAA Executive Director
Saturday, October 6, 2012 – Aloha Stadium Parking Lot – Makai Side (4A, 4B, 4C) –
6:00 p.m. – Cost: $5.00 for Active/Paid Members and $10.00 for Adult Guests/
unpaid Members. Menu – Chili/Chicken, rice, mac salad, BYO drinks, water will
be provided.
Alumni Luau
Sunday, October 28, 2012 – Alumni Clubhouse – 1:00 p.m. – $25.00 for Active/Paid
Members - $35.00 for Adult Guests/unpaid Members. Hawaiian Luau menu and
Hawaiian Entertainment.
Upcoming
events
from our
Alumni
Association
Alumni Christmas Party
Saturday, December 8, 2012 – 5:00 p.m. – St. Louis Alumni Clubhouse – $25.00 for
Active/Paid Members - $30.00 Adult Guests/unpaid Members. Christmas Program
Super Bowl Party
Sunday, February 3, 2013 – St. Louis Alumni Clubhouse – 11:00 a.m. Food and
prizes - TBD
Today approximately 2,500 alumni are active participating members of the SLAA, which is governed
by a nine-member Board of Directors – making Saint Louis one of the largest and most active
Alumni Associations in Hawaii. We have various standing committees that are responsible for implementing
the wishes of the Board.
Re-connecting with
today’s Crusaders
If you would like more information on our committees and would like to be a part of making our
Association the best that we can be, please contact me at (808) 949-6633.
Mahalo,
Robert “Bob” Takei, Jr. ’58
(Right) Honolulu Metropolitan Police
Officers Derek Tang ’89 (4th, standing)
and Herb Sardinha ’95 (3rd, standing)
held a lunchtime session for high
schoolers interested in the Law Enforcement
Explorers in Bertram Hall’s
Counseling Center.

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1970s
Michael Tam ‘75 is CEO of
koa artwork retailer Martin &
Macarthur
SLH-SHA Class of ’76 joint
reunion in Vegas: Financiers
Blenn Fujimoto and Gabe
Lee found that occasional
combined reunions with sister
school alumnae can be enjoyably
nostalgic.
From the Class of ‘78: Jeff
Bow works from the Pacific
northwest as Executive Leadership
Coach, speaker and author
of Stop Thinking, Start Believing:
How to Break Through
Fear & Ignite Your Brilliance
Stephen Siu is financial advisor
with Merrill Lynch Kirk
Matsumoto is assistant banquet
service manager at Hilton
Hawaiian Village Beach Resort
& Spa.
Class of ‘78 gathering at Kaimuki’s Happy Day Restaurant while Don
Loa (center top with lei) flew in from Washington for his mother’s memorial
services.
Each Son of Kalaepōhaku is vital to continuing the legacy of Saint Louis. Our alumni network is a vehicle that can benefit today’s Saint Louis
students, and we welcome your support and interest in their multifaceted learning activities. For example, the sixth graders’ aquaponics and
Native Hawaiian garden project under the guidance of teacher Joe Cabansag ‘00 and Hawaiian Studies Educational Support Keli‘i Puchalski
is largely possible from contributions of supplies, plants, and talent. Career Day presenters, in-kind gifts, guest lecturers—these are some
examples of the treasure that alumni can provide. So...stay involved!
1980s
1990s
Darin Nakakura ’92 is a sales
manager for Honolulu Star Advertiser...Duane
DeSoto ’95 is
CEO/Founder of Nā Kama Kai
youth program...Junoh Ordenstein
’95 is with Sodexho as
director of concessions at UH
Mānoa...Robert Rabacal ‘97
serves proudly with the Hawaii
Air National Guard... Rex
Ganitano ’98 Construction
Superintendent, Niking Corporation...Craig
Stutzmann ’98 As-
Jon Paul Akeo ’84 is Senior
Human Resources Specialist
for worldwide Booz, Allen &
Hamilton... Joey Woolford ‘85
has moved from LA-based
actor to the other side of the
lens as an independent filmmaker.
His current project is a
contemporary drama set in
Hawai‘i—and that’s all we’ll
reveal for now (search Facebook
under Nā Haumāna!) —
watch for Joey’s premier showing…
Recently back from Indonesia
is Hawaii Army National
Guard LTC James
Barros ‘85
Class of ‘87 returned to campus
for their silver anniversary
get-together in the new Clarence
T. C. Ching Learning &
sistant Football Coach, at Weber
State in Utah…Bradford Chun
’98 Associate at Kessner Umebayashi
Bain & Matsunaga...Kevin
Gabriel ‘97 is Clinical Hemodialysis
Technician, Fresenius
Medical Care...Ty Sanga ’99
gaining foothold as an indie
filmmaker...Lawrence Ma ’96 is
a physical therapist at Straub
Clinic & Hospital.
Technology Center’s Tseu
Presidential Suite immediately
after the 2014 Commencement
exercises. Successful team effort
led by Keone Moreira,
Hall, Jason Agua, and Keith
Haina... Jeffrey Sonson ’88
DDS is with Kailua Center for
Progressive Dentistry.
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Crusader Close-up
Environmental steward: Jeff Kahler ‘07
I am extremely isolated from society and civilization. There are no distractions of materialism,
politics, social issues, and economics; as a result I am able to think at a much deeper
and meaningful level. Life on an atoll is only nature; it is all that we have every single minute.
It is a humbling experience that brings the reality of life in front of your face: the
chain of life, the flow of energy, the fabric of an ecosystem. As humans we are only continuing
our destruction of these intricate interactions that will lead to an unhealthy earth.
I am beginning to put the puzzle of life together. The field is very broad for a biologist, so
hopefully, jobs are always going to be available. The key for me is to give back to the earth
in ways that directly or indirectly help the human race.
I am even more proud to be part of the Crusader ‘ohana, more thankful for those educators
and administrators who have helped shape my life, but more importantly, grateful for
the faith, religion, spirit and culture that the Marianist education of Saint Louis has helped
to instill in me.
Each issue of Crusader Alumni features an alumnus contributor. Here we catch up with Jeff Kahler ‘07
reflecting on his half-year of volunteering on remote Kure atoll with the DLNR 2011-12. Jeff now works
for an environmental restoration agency in Hawaii.
2000s
My very first marine debris mission on Kure collecting
entanglement netting and ropes that continue to
threaten Hawaiian monk seals and turtles.
2000 Ryan Hurley is a wind
energy specialist with the Hawaii
State Energy Office…
2001 Matt Medeiros is in
Brazil finishing a Ph.D. from
University of Missouri, St.
Louis…Davin Nakasato is
Branch Manager for Bank of
In the 167-year legacy
that began at
‘Āhuimanu, Saint Louis
continues to build men
of high moral character
and confidence.
Ron Hochuli, SLS Director of
Advancement
Hawaii Kahala Mall. Marcus
Nartatez Personal Banker/
Home Equity Specialist at
Wells Fargo Bank, Belmont
CA...2002 Jae Won Lee UW
’07 served in the Public Affairs
Office Headquarters Company
19th Expeditionary Sustainment
Command, Eighth
United States Army…Chase
Kutara Project Engineer /
Estimator at AC Kobayashi
Devin Chun MIS at Alexander
& Baldwin… 2003 Song
Woo Hong is a Meter Reader,
Hawaiian Electric… Jaren
Sasaki is employed with Union
Bank in San Francisco...
Recently married Capt. Ronson
Honeychurch served as
Judge Advocate General’s
Corps in TX before entering
Mānoa’s Richardson School of
Law.… Kaulana (Fenton)
Lee is in USMC… Isaiah
Chang has own catering business…
2004 Matt Dorsey is
Dorsey Flooring… Jason Yokoyama
regional manager for
NCS Plus Inc. Marcus Kutara
is a nurse at Campus Surgery
Center, Daly
City…2005 Rick
Everett is a USMC
First Lieutenant…
2006 SGT Chris
Arakawa is in his
sixth year serving with the
Army… 2007 Cody Gomes
now LA-based… 2008 Irwin
Jiang studying pianoism at the
College of Charleston. Chris
Kamaka carries the family
tradition of ukulele craftsmanship
to several retail outlets in
Japan. Jeremy BoHeng Shao
Chinese language translator for
APEC, now a Georgetown
grad student… Anthony Lum
R2B2 Racing in Duluth Georgia,
studied High Performance
Powertrains at West Sacramento…2009
Johnny Hu is
in Taiwan studying at National
Kaohsiung First University of
Science and Technology
Aaron Takenaka Intern, State
of Hawaii Judiciary; Pre-Law at
Chaminade University of
Honolulu… Jacob Tokars
’01, Taualae Fonoti
’02, and Andrew Gines
’07 are recent Stanford
University grads.
Update your
Crusader
Alumni:
alumnews@saintlouis
hawaii.org
Newlyweds Ronson Honeychurch
‘03 and Asia (Nakakura)
honeymooning in Rome.

Crusader Alumni
Saint Louis School
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Phone: 808-739-4887
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E-mail: alumnews@saintlouishawaii.org
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Fr. Anthony V. Rodrigues ‘41
(From a 2011 interview with the
recently deceased Mrs. Lucille Caires,
sister-in-law of Father Anthony,
1923-2009)
“Mama used to sing this song to
him about a little boy that went
off and never came back,” almost
foretelling his future vocation
that would take him a hemisphere
away from home.
Father
Rodrigues’
Bolivia mission
received
support of
his Crusader
alumni
brothers.
Back then,
there was a
horse ranch
in Palolo valley
and he
would cut
across Palolo
stream to get
to school. “It
was an honor to go to St. Louis
College”, and Father Anthony
attended from first grade
through graduation.
“St. Louis boys had perfect penmanship,
and good pep rallies.
The drum & bugle corps was especially
well-liked.”
Rodrigues had just entered the
University of Dayton when war
broke out. “At the end of the war,
Mother told me to go to Liberty
House and get all the white shirts
you can”. Anthony was entering
the seminary.
Ordained a Maryknoll priest in
1954, he then left for Bolivia, and
later served as Army chaplain in
Korea and Vietnam. Of his years
in Bolivia, Lucille recalls that family
and friends were major donors
to his mission.
Retiring to Montana in 2003, he
served as pastor for Sacred Heart
parish in Big Stone Gap. Father
Anthony passed away in Billings
in October 2011.
The Saint Louis Advancement
Office:
Helps update your class roster for
upcoming reunions
Hosts on-campus meetings and
campus tours for your class
Includes your petitions for schoolwide
prayers
Assists with copies of archived
documents—if available
Helps coordinate your class gifts as
well as planned giving
...and more! Reach us at:
Director Ron Hochuli 808-739-4722
Advancement Officer Russ Valente ‘79
808-739-4812