St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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Lite spreads out before the graders as they study and plan for the problems ot living in the world of tomorrow. Within Henry Hall, these graders have ditticult studies to master, games in which to par- ticipate, dreams to build. These Little Gen- tlemen of St. Louis anticipate many years more ot study, not merely in the arts and sciences, but also along the more endur- ing channels ot Catholic living. Brother John and the Class of '59 A41 13. li yfzadn. TOP ROW, left to right: Bro. Rob ert, W. Bayne, H. Janeiro, J. Fer reira, L. Ku, C. Uyeda, L. Ditchen A. Akau, Nl. Burns, G. Gorgalves A. Walser. THIRD ROW: W. Fer reira, H. DeNleIlo, C. Schubert, W Bayne, Nl. Gcnsalves, H. Souza, W Ferreira, T. Wong, J, Nliyashiro, B Benevedes. SECOND ROW: F. Pre gil, R. Santos, J. Bortfeld, B Nliura, Nl. Kam, S. Gouveia Pablo, D. Ochiai, R. Silva, Freitas, F. Loo. FRONT ROW: P Nlelear, R. Ho, W. Tcin, G. Ching N. Sniythe, A. Lee, R, Nliura, E Sung, L. Neves, F. Abreu, Nl. Victor IVIISSING: H. Akau, J. Pestana , R T 51zada,7 TOP ROW, left to riqht: W. Cho J. Costa, A. Windfeldt, M. Hong T. Burns, K. Troche, P. Lum, R Tang, F. Ah Yat, R. Alameda THIRD ROW: N. Nagata, A. Yee R. Silva, G. Lagrimas, S. Apoliona R. Dahlin, H. Nlaiiu, A. Nlahiko, D Stone, W. Young, H. DelVleIlo, D Wong. SECOND ROW: C. Ano, S Lum, C. De Veas, L. Greniett Kwock, S, Kort, P. Vierra, Dods, J. Vierra, Nl. Nlcrse, R. Silva FRONT ROW: J. Delvlello, W Weathervvax, L. Silva, C. Teixeira A. Aivvchi, W. Leong, V. Luke, R Luke, C. Teixeira, J. Leong. , R W