St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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Um i mmf? ll! i if if it y ' it J . n , ll Q 5 -rbi ll is ' le , ...ii A qt I ia K V r 1 fi. 'NJ 45' ti 'N aff K ,, . . ,,,t .Mm N. -.u, a 4 rig, , 1' i .Ng 1 - l' , Nlimx V 5 s VI- ,eg I-.--M 19 fi A- J fx A, f at li -my 9' .QWQ-'Q . . I -f rffniiiiii Q ,-42's A ft if? A 2 , l il Sitting, left to right: W. Chee, P. Chong, J. Kuapahi A. Nagai, R. Martin, A. Foster. Standing: H. Wong, G. . l is ' K 2 .... A X if 'l EF' E , , l a ,F A in -I f Yap, G. Chew, J. Lendio, F. Picadura. Service is the keynote of the Library Staff. Under the direction of Brother Charles Cummingsmith, Librarian, the staff, totaling twelve members, endeavers by the performance of varied functions to put the library at the disposal of the student body, Checking returned and borrowed books, shelv- ing, keeping the magazine shelf in order and up-to-date are a few of the many duties performed daily by the staff. For an effic?ent and up-to-date library, the student body owes much to Brother Charles Cummingsmith. Attractive posters and novel displays testify to Brother Charles' patience and diligence in making the library a more delightful abode. Orchids and many thanks to you, Brother Charles, in appre- ciation for your constant and disinterested service. With new blood in Howard Wong, Gordon Yap, Jesus Lendio, Arthur Foster, and Francis Picadura plus old standbys Albert Naqai, Robert Martin, Wallace Chee, and John Kua- pahi, this year's staff continues their work of service to the Student Body. H Wong, P. Chang, and W. Chee do a routine job of shelving. Browsing and studying are a daily library scene