Sacred Hearts Academy - Audion Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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E 'S 9511 ' ' Seniors fall victims to the Sophies. Oh well- Sporting snappy red and blue uniforms, sponsors march with exact military pre- cision, in Armistice Day parade. No school Snatch. Seniors lose again to Juniors. Practice makes perfect, girls. Election of Freshman Class officers opens first day of Aloha week at S. H. A. Kamaainas and malihinis alike don color- ful Hawaiian attireg muumus, Aloha shirts, gay hibiscus, and-bright smiles. Report cards make second appearance in school year, but all sighs of joy or regret are drowned by the singing Seniors,', who display unusual talent in voice harmoniz- ing. Auwe! Hui Na Wahine Opio stages a grand muumu contest. Wahine contestants en- ter in old and modern versions of this Hawaiian costume. Congratulations to the winners: June Akiona, Sally Lou Fraga, and Gwen Kauhane. Good Mother's Day. S. H. Afans, in neat white uniforms, pay tribute to the Found- lllllljl Almxl - lngqx Iilfli' flrlifwflif Sl7!'lIM'l' from Mary l,!lIlfXt' Iurifim- ami Ylformr' Loo in flvrir xkil nu Good Mofluv' Day. RH: Fullwr' .-lllxwlrlz Gauwiu, D.S.D., lH'1'xiil4'.v ul Girl Swirl 1111 vxfifuri' !'l'l'l'lll0ll-Y. ress of the Congregation of the Sacred Hearts, Good Mother Henriette Aymer de la Chevalerie. Holy Mass and Benedic- tion of the Most Blessed Sacrament open and close a truly family feast day with everybody joining in the all-day run of programs. Freshies lose to their initiators but prove too powerful for the Seniors. That puts the Seniors in the cellar, doesn't it?,' Seniors say- Wait 'til basketball season comes- we'll get out of that cellar fastf, 'Thanksgiving Day finds students with a lot to be thankful for. We did it before and we can do it again! That's what the Sophs said when they bagged the Intramural Volleyball cham- pionship after defeating the juniors. Medals were received by the 'champs' to help them remember the event. CAS though they'd ever forget it! The second year in a row! Congratulations-Class of 'sup Wallets, yours for only two subscriptions to the Catholic Heraldf' 'Tis no wonder that S. H. A. reached the top ,o the mark at the end of the drive. i

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ROTC SPONSORS Sl' KCJWV: llflylfix Z4'r'f1i'. SIKIONIJ ROWI, lujl lu rl Minviul Ynxlvitla, Iilfl-Yfl Wfllli, THIRD ROW: 1 frlir Mrlfi1r'lu111', Burfmrtz I'rrgil, Pearl Ching. lR'l'lI RUXV: BAIVIHIVL1 Ire, Drlulielllm Sillkr, Doris lnlr, Cizrvmlolyll Kunlmmz l ll 'I'll ROW: xrillilll. lnzln, Iirlly lirmx, Viola fifltlllx. MISSING: Nulfmlii W'illx. Young Mailerrlrzixrllw of flu' Tlrirrl null 1'.0lll'fb grmlwx ilfunmfzzr'-uml--all rn fmllraiv, .Wil zum Nail! NOVEMBER least of All Saints! S. H. A. and St. Patrick Girl Scouts hold rally all their own. Holy Mass, Holy Communion, breakfast in the dining room, Solemn Investiture Ceremony conducted by our Diocesan Scout Director, Rev. Father Anselm Gouveia, picnic lunch, and an informal folk dance program are all in the day's agenda. Hut, two, three, fourln Sounds such as these echoed from all corners of the cam- pus when fourteen Juniors and Seniors join the military ranks as sponsors in S. L. Cfs ROTC unit. The class of 'SO emerge twice as victors- first over the Seniors and then over the Freshies. Busy looks indicated that the first Good- Mother's Day program to be held at S. H. A. was going to be one long-talked-of in the annals of campus gossip.

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P1i'i1.w', Mivlrr' , . . I iuqxv from' lillli' Vulrui Pi'l'i'iri1 In lfn' kiml umn Ilnrllrrl lx'llIl'fll?Sl in 'Iifn' 'l'nmfmjr. Helen Harding stresses that l'lducation is Iissential to Business in the first of the year's series of C. S. C. forums. CHeld at Maryknoll, by the way.j Our f1ufvii'x uluunyx f'ln'riilr ilu' irrzn' uf flu' Nulii ily in our 4'fmjn'l, Lend Lease Bill is put to use when Shield Staff borrows Audion Art Staff in a race with the elockg for the Shield Christmas issue must go to press. DECEMBER Wfith a spirit of patriotism, volunteer groups of sufferin' Sophs, jolly -luniors, and so- phisticated Seniors head for town to help put over the annual Poppy Sale. Music Department presents the Del Rosario sisters Cmore specifically, Lucy and Laural in a piano recital to a capacity crowd. Cczfwirr' Vil'lIllfIi.Y by Krrixler- Miller was just one of the numbers ren- dered by the two music enthusiasts. On Immaculate Conception Day, prayers ascend to our Country,s Patroness! An- other holiday. December exams fail to daunt the Christmas spirit of the High School students. Moths, roaches, cobwebs get the brush-off when brigades of brooms and dusters come sweeping down in the annual Christmas cleaning.