Sacred Hearts Academy - Audion Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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I i Iulnuuurll Buifzfllmfl lm li lu.Xul1fVl,11fn'illr1 Iriwfvfrlirr Dlaf. g Smmnl Pnlnir: Mu furrr lrrrirrili fi- ' i H Ili SPNIOR B.-XSKI I'IKAI I. 'I'l'.'XM: RL NNFR-l'l' PUR TH! 'l'I'l'l I. IIRBI' ROW , lrfl IH rigfvl: l'i1lrl1lrrI.ufvfL, l'i'inf lX n11gnu1, Intrplifrlr Clnllmlugi, Crrfruili fllwnlgmr, llunzlruml Slflu. SFCOND ROW: Glory Tlvvmas, Iirfdrnrlzlu Klllfrx, Cluifii Am Ynmr. lrwzlin, Murrrl llln, Iuiul Cfurriur, 12 petitive spirit of the teams, there was a three way tie for the Championship, which was broken only by the final games of the season. In the decisive game, the Sophomores edged out the Seniors to take the hard-earned Intramural Basketball Trophy-to- gether with the privilege of receiving it from Ma A'll'l'l' fll'l',W'I'f immediately after the game. From the Class teams were chosen two Varsity squads on the basis of sportsmanship and playing ability. These two teams played a series of five games in which players were closely ob- served by the Athletic Directors with the intention of selecting an All Star team. Stars chosen for the forward positions were: Josephine Dias, who proved that lack of height was not a hindrance when she won top scoring honors: Fredenalda Kilbey, a fast-breaking forward who was the mainstay for the Senior team: Frances De Coito, whose height and versatility at both the guard and forward positions made her a decidedly valuable W 2