St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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GRADE FIVE Bonom Row: W. Senfer, D. Aiwohi S. Brisserte, J. Anderson, A. Ontai Second Row: E. Aquiar, R. Dahlin P. Medeiros, W. Weatherwux, F Lee, D. Lopes, C. Hall, R. Judd R. Punohu. Third Row: L. Ichimura A. Troche, S. Tsugawa, V. Menezes W. Okada, V. Tom, F. Mau, H. Ano J. Young, W. Young. Fourth Row A. Rocha, P. Neves, G. Yuen, M Higgins, H, Todd, G. Yim, L. Lau S. Yuen, H. Smith, A. Tepedino Fifth Row: R. Morncau, N. Clement J. Manalo, W. Salcedo, J. Igarashi G. Wong, D. Smith, J. Oliveira, B Ahakuelo, G. Hao. if X , 'x ,.n:?::-IN- .4 C ll f- 5

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i 1 5 ,sf . Um-we GRADE SIX Bottom Row: H. DeMello, N. Wong F. Colburn, J. Costa, H. Alaau, E Rowan. Second Row: R. Young, F Ah Yat, R. Adler, R. Peters, M Morse, R. Luke, A. Aiwohi, M. Hong. Third Row: W. Weatherwar S. Lum, R. Urata, G. Lagrimas, J DeMello, K. Troche, T. Sing, D Stone, R. Ward. Fourth Row: H Manu, W. Reeves, E. Ayson, V. Luke, S. Kort, H. Sousa. W. Young C. Ano, R. Shinn. Fifth Row: W. Dods, R. Kwock, E. Kimura, A. Yee, W. Miyata, P. Akim, E. Trlful, C DeVeas, A. Mahiko. 38 f 1 -fi GRADE SEVEN Bottom Row: T. Wong, M. Young, J. Miyashiro, C. Uyeda, H. Janeiro, G. Gonsalves, L. Ditchen, A. Machado, L. Ku. Second Row: H. Souza, L. Coc- kett, C. Hutchison, B. Beneve- des, H. DeMello, D. Yim, M. Gonsalves, E. Wassman. Third Row: W. Ferreira, E. Tam, T. Ching, R. Pablo, F. Loo, C. Schu- bert, M. Miura, D. Ochiai. Fourth Row: M. Sweeney, S. Gouveia, K. Chang, N. Smythe, R. Wong, T. Freitas, G. Ching, W. Chang, A. Lee, G. Wong. Fifth Row: F. Abreu, F. Miyata, L. Neves, R. Santos, R. Miura, M. Victor, F. Pregil, D. Trial, W. Tom. Missing: F. Llvwis. e L ,.

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