Sacred Hearts Academy - Audion Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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ARNIISTICE DAY PARADE To be able to take a part, however small, nn the celebratnon of the annl versars of the end of the great World War, to know that thus glorlous country ns our own to lne ln and to uphold its standards, lb mdeed '1 wonderful sen satlonl Thxs was what we felt as on Armlstlce Das we marched down the whlte umforms and sallor caps, formxng an attractne plcture The St Louxs Band led our group followed by the Star Spangled Banner and our own school emblem The Semors and underclassmen came nevct, keepmg their ranks to perfection, and marchlng m perfect time As we passed the revnewmg stand at the end of our march, each of us felt a great surge of patr1ot1sm and loyalty to Old Glorv, Hymg m the breeze, and happl ness, and content, wxth a sense of pride, filled us, as we reallzed that we were able to take a part xn the world wlde commemoration of the Armlstnce -I Ilfgllllll Heroine ll llffy 1 :Nuns N lil- ll HF KRT Xl IPIUX ! ! ! U 2 Z., Q 5 : - ' l : 'I :I . ' : ' U 'A l l 3 l l 1 l , - - -, 1 . . l . ' ' 1 4 ' X 4 ' I ' streets lined with people, our heads proud and erect, eyes ahead, donned in our E ,- L , ' .. I ., ' v . ' . ' Q ! , A- Q r ! l l ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! S. ' I .. 5 ,,.

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