Sacred Hearts Academy - Audion Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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lae 5 li 14 5461, Kane! One of the biggest attractions of our musicales comes from our tiniest musi- cians-the babies of che Academy, who, each year have occasion to play in the rhythm band. Everyone enjoys the S. H. A. Baby Band with its added fea- tures of song and dance, and as far as the little ones are concerned Cperhaps their mothers, tooQ it has the vote over -yes-even the Symphony! Y, H. A. Baby Band govt Hau anun ,I 1, 'tim' ' w-

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St. Cecilia 0 clue tm Among the various echoes resounding in St. Cecilia's hall come the familiar strains of the violins and cellos which make up the Orchestra. To the inexperienced ear, the tune may be just another tune Qor perhaps-just squeaks j but to the up and coming musi- cians it means deep concentration, harmony, perfect timing, and rhythm to produce gen- uine good music. Under the guidance of the good Sisters, these talented musicians, through hours of instruction and practice, are acquiring an appreciation of beauty intended to elevate and enrich their lives. Although few in num- ber, the members of the String Ensemble are credited for splendid achievements which they attain through their persevering good will and cooperation. It is music lovers such as they, who, regardless of what part they play in the Orchestra or in the great orches- tra of life, will bring about the true har- mony and peace of the world. ST. CECILIA ORCHESTRA l,IiI I' TU RIGHT: Alum Mar Crazallm, Barbara Brwkevirirfgr, Glory Tlwmrzui, Gm'lr1nli' Afml, Gluilyi illhlfllifrlll, l l1:r'4'r1n' Inn, Rniihl Zullri-, Pufriria Ching, Crmxfarirr fillflixllfi, Ruflw Rmnlfiitn, Bufluuu W'i1ll2rr. Alum Ain.