Sacred Hearts Academy - Audion Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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Tln' Samlorzx go in lii'lllli'ln'n1 lrlmf iii' lvl l,n1i Arm lomw lrfm' uzlfr fwfr llV'll7lI il4Qillll,l Tfn' Aiilfllffj' irrrli' fwrfiiliiwl by our Svouli. Christmas issue of the Shield, hot off the press and in wide circulation, brings Christmas tidings and enjoyment for old and young! Chemistry lab gets converted into candy fac- tory Crubber factory would also be cor- rectly when Senior Academics attempt to make candy for Christmas season. P. S. Most sweet-tooths developed into toothitis. First-nightersn at the Christmas play pre- sented by the members of S. H. A. Scouts and assisted by the Schola Cantorum in- clude the clergy, faculty, and alumnae. Choristers record at KPOA. School lets out for Christmas vacation as Christmas play goes through its last per- formance. All donations received go to S. H. Afs Gym fund in which future Olympic stars may be trained. Ahem!! Hui Na Wahine Opio celebrates the Mele Kalikimaka season with hen partyg singing and hulas were enjoyed by all-after dishes were done. VACATION ! ! ! l Enough said. Classes come for Holy Hour. Audion staff works full time on its part time job and likes it. Tlzwi' Sufrlmnznr'i's--iilzwgys rating! LEFT TO RIGHT: I-riimmi lii'1vr11ii'k, l'r'1ii'illii Sill il illlll luv: Zi1'tQll'l'. 'este i Hill 11 Val: In l1,fu':.

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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.

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Our Senior Clam rrf11gecs : LEFT TO RIGHT: Bcliy LN, Grvla Cbuug, Ioan Correa, Willllif Lau, Bt'l'llil't' lfor111'1', XIIIIKYIIO l.of11'z, Muriel Iliu, Bully I11111' L1111, Lorrlfu C01'l1':, Mllrifl Chef. Al lraxl Hwy llllllil s1'1'111 In 11111111 flu' flour as ilu'-Y wuif for urn' 1l1'sf:x lo111'1'i1r.' JANUARY Five devout Seniors start the New Year right by making a holy hour in chapel. What hour?-Why, from 11:30 P. M. to 12:30 A. M.-B-r-r-r. Vacation is now a word of the past. Remem- ber? Yes, school opens again. Seniors give serious thought to their careers. Sister Albert and Miss Fisher of Saint Francis Hospital are guest speakers and give us light on Nursing as a Professionf, Undergraduates wear their camera smiles for the Audion photographers. Second C. S. C. forum takes place at S. L. C. with Lucy Del Rosario as the S. H. A. speaker. Her topic was Religious Educa- tion for Society. Flash! Saint Patrick School is destroyed by fire and the little Irishmen are left classroomless, for awhile. Donations of books pour from S. H. A. to St. Patrick. Everyone in the Diocese seems ready to lend a helping hand. More moans and groans, less calls on tele- phones. Such are the going-ons when Jan- uary floods wash in-Semiunmzal exami- mziions. S. H. A. triumphs over Maryknoll-20 to 16 in the opening game of the C. Y. O. Ele- mentary Basketball League. Two nuts get the nut at the boarders' Epip- hany party. His majesty, alias Alma Aiu, reigned silently beside Her majesty, Jean Marie Medeiros. Were off shout the boarders as they head for the wild blue yonder for a day of fun. Occasion? Boarders' annual picnic. The March of Dimes drive affords another chance for students to play the role of the Good Samaritan. FEBRUARY Feast of the Purification and Ma Mere's touches to Ma Mere's birthday package of birthday-always 3 Special dayn as H. good and ClOth1I'1g f0I' the Childfefl 111 uro e. A. Holy Mass and Communion, and a P spiritual bouquet, puts the finishing We kill two birds with one stone -by