St Louis School - Crusader Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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fie-.a--L,,L.L4!- 4 ,IX I y X ff? ff iff' ,, X f' fs. 31 x fl-X li J' f NX f fgz. Xxx yi N- X of ACU Though It ns true that most of us wall have to be content wuth being followers nn the years ahead, xt ns lukewlse mdnsputable that leaders and the qualltles of leadershlp are becommg mcreaslngly necessary for the preservatuon of a well ordered socuety We at Samt Louis are fortunate an havnng an excellent corps of leaders, educators, nf you wull, ever wsllung and ever able to lead Kalaepohakuans through the mysternes of knowledge These men have done, and are doing, therr utmost to see that we, the leaders of tomorrow, are nmbued wuth the rudnments of leadershnp knowledge, responsubulnty, and a fine sense of Chrustlan values Wnth them, we have mastered Algebra l, marveled at the nntrlcacues of the human nervous system In Biology classes, explored the atom and the world of Chemustry, and conquered Newton's Laws The Faculty has led us through rgnorance and bngotry, exposmg to our new found eyes the f . lf T .. .. . .... Q ' :, ' . 72 If ffl: ' 'II I-L S:.fE2: 515555 3552555255 ,, A ' 5 ':.-5:'f':'f 155521:,5fQf,Sf:.flf?i:23',:3Q5::E-Q,,E,. ? -' 'il .-5 .- - ':-:iz-:-:-2-:-. ff? 555555151 'gzgzgfgz ' '2f5:2:-:-:-sg' : 5- ,1,f ,, ,i ' . ' :, '. , X : E. E Zi! KI- 1- i 'f 'f , , .ggzzifz l ll .......'. - : i . 7 .:,:I:I:1:::.::::::I: : ' . I If I aouauannn I n o- Ax. 1 . l'l,:.:a 1 ll ,fig g fl f .. x l s2.:.'-11. c f .fr ' f W r V , 11 X

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1 'f 'S- .Qi ' aflfxsf-FEITIUII. 45,3 E L m rl BROTHER RICHARD BRITTON BROTHER LEO MULRY Vrce Pnncrpal 'Da MRS JULIE LUDINGTON H Dean of Dlscrplnne fwkf Hugh School Secretary BROTHER CHARLES MILLER Treasurer X SAMUEL LUM Durector 'NH -f X f' bw 5 .+L