Sacred Hearts Academy - Audion Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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4 linurilcrx ill llnlrli. Alum Ain flriulzx tba! flu' HlH.YfLll'il ix fIlIflJA'l'illg llrlillgllllf .lrlilfulilm lull IZIVI-III Immzg mis nn 1111i'of1i'i'rvmllj. While friendailaqz grew SEPTEMBER School bells announce the arrival of the golden rules days as Grammar Grades re- sume the study of the four R,s . . . school daze! The Mass of the Holy Ghost fills the hearts of S. H. A.'s little children with a heart- felt desire for a successful school year. High School boarders return just in time to help celebrate S. H. A.'s birthday. Second week of school finds the rest of the student body beginning in that typical Hawaiian style of making new friends and renewing old acquaintances. I, 2, i lu 1'11 nga --- fflflgil, lnuzgu, lmngil. - fl71'vxlwn'1l irllfiiilm: Cirr- illilirli' Kr'u.n' .mil Mary lirlli liurr1.i.l 1,ull1jmju rum' 7l7'l'llAIIVl' wk ff171'.if.w-Nzlllml RW! iii' fururili' l1i1.ilirui'. Ullolil ifill, Gini, ways Milmiz Pujw. fiiluilyi RIIAll'j4Qll4'.Y Plllfly, 'Wil lrwzrlli' Clrnllq lmllui buf ixjnpruzirl ulufi Punlim' lou' .ifmnli Ill A ilisnmn. The class of '49 starts the ball rollingi' by reelecting their class officers pronto.,' Amid shouts and cheers at morning assem- bly, our athletic director, Mrs. Nobriga, announces plans for another athletic-filled school year. Juniors elect class oflicers. Plans for rather 'llfri' llrrmrlnw wwf: lu mimi f!7i'll llflli' v1r,ii'i'lx, urmi Di frlllxll null Bllllhllil film I Oni jmjrulin' ull-.r1'1,11f1il fiHlIlf1' IIIVIII lfwr, Mu. illul .Yulfrlgir li funk Hllf ni irlqilnl. .Syliil i'fm'1'f11lly lilki' lu lfwrn' iliufi ffllilgl' Nfl ilu' .iluiixx lu flint. ' H1

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Alma Aiu is elected to the post of Prefect at the opening meeting of the B. V. M. Sodality. S. H. A. bows to Maryknoll at the former's home court when the Elementary Volley- ball League opens. Mother Johanna comes home after a two- and-a half months' absence which took her to Paris and finally back to Hawaii Nei. St. Patrick wins over S. H. A. in second of the little-big series. S. H. A.'s pride and joy, the Legion of the Sacred hearts, begins a three-day celebra- tion of its tenth anniversary. Slated for the great event was Holy Mass, open house, and a program climaxed by Father Gou- veia's talk on The Home. CThe lesson hir home, from tiny tot to mighty Senior.j Next on the agenda was a get- together of the Nuuanu and S. H. A. Legionnaires. A reunion of Alumnae Legion members culminated this fete. The Feast of St. Margaret Mary, Patroness of our chapelg the anniversary of Ma Mere's profession calls for a double cele- Sfuilvlllx, ullmzzzur, fmrrnli, ,mil frivmli lIll'l'l ul ilu' frmgram of flu' 1.f'glUlI u11r1i1'm'xury l'f'lf'l71'l1fi0!l. Alflwa Hurry, Hrlrn Ilarvlillq, Myrmim-Hr Sllflllllhl, Claim' Al- mvirla, uml Curolim' Migrlvl imi- iomly wail fm' llrrir lmli al ilu Uni: rrxif-xi IQVUIIIIIIX on Navy Day. Nunn' uf ilu' ululm ilzirl uml llllllllllll rluil lnxiivx ialvlmlv: SILATED, lvfl In riglrl: lam' Sfrinulo, Pearl W'ol1gzmi, Paula Chung-Hoon, I.1n'.y Del Roxuriu, Yronm' Marlin. KNliliI,lNCi: 1,m'v11a Cortvz, Pbyllix Z1-rln-, Murivl Hin, uml IDOIHIPIIQ' Bwrlzf PM riclgr. SZ? Q bration. A High Mass, sung by the student choir and the first Relief Drive for the needy in Europe fulfills Ma Mere's wishes. The supposedly green Freshies defeat the Seniors in first Volleyball Intramural tilt of season. Wliose faces are green now, girls? Ho hum! These things are here again. You guessed it - tests! Easy Religion test, wasn't it? CP. S. Results say differentlylj High School goes to U. H. for Navy Day program. Juniors succumb to Sophies in second volleyball game of season. Tsk! Tsk! This is the way we practice good citizen- ship,', chirp S. H. A.'ans while giving gen- erously to the Welfare Drive. Audion Patron Drive opens. Use those 'pep- sodent' smiles, Seniors! Sophies defeat the Freshies. Allis well that ends wellf, declare the Jun- iors while downing second plates of salad at the Halloween 'pahty' given them by the Freshies.