Sacred Hearts Academy - Audion Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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Part of llzr ruins af! lbr big St. Patrirk blaze. practicing our Good Neighbor Policy and by enjoying an afternoon free from studies. Proceeds from the benefit movie, Little Lord Fauntleroyf' go to the St. Patrick's building fund. Fallzrr' Charles lliifi f1n'r'u'1'1l I0 lrix flltlllwl' f'l'il'll1l.Y ill S.ll..'l. Ernesfine Stuszkou' :ml Katherine Lopez xrv more inlercxlmf in flwir rxunz llmfz in llvis 'r.Yl7Ilfl6'7'b1lS'-H xg fx S' St. Anthony basketball team wins over S. I-I. A.'s elementary team. Nothing like trying, girls! If you'll patronize our book, we'll patronize our store, sa s ersuasive Bobbie Lee as Y . Y. P Seniors turn solicitors for the day. S. H. A. plays hostess for third C. S. C. forum, and is ably represented by that certain Senior with the gift for gab. Yes, We mean fyouj Jean Medeiros!! Rah! Rah! Rah! Elementary basketball team scores a victory over St. Augustine. An evening procession to our grotto is held for Cardinal Mindszenty, with special prayers led by Rev. Father James. Prayers and sympathy from the sisters and students go to Yvonne Vierra of Grade 4 who received second degree burns. Triple A opens the Intramural basketball series as upperclassmen show sport-might when the Seniors down the Freshmen. Audion staff decides life's too shortf' so they take time out and head for the circus. More soldiers in Christ's army volunteer for special service when the Tarcisian recep- tion of new members takes place. Result of OID' PROFES- SIONAL pbolagrnpby rtajf, whose G.P., appar- enlly is Ioellen Murphy. Lanky Vinora Freilas poses for u click-flick.

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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

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Basketball news direct from the score board: Sophomores defeat the juniors and Fresh- men. Seniors luckily win over the Sophies by one deciding point. Juniors are victor- ious over the Seniors and Freshmen. The foregoing statistics show a tie among the three upperclasses, with two games won by each. The double-header games will tell ,tho. Several Audion staff members get a taste of boarding life and like it. They'll often re- call that memorable night of fun in the dorm. Sophomores are in the news again when they journey on a Biology Club excursion to the Hawaiian Pineapple Company. Student Body answers Red Cross call with generous contributions. Catholic magazines and chronicles go on dis- play during Catholic Press Week. Thanks are in order to the Sodalists who set up such an attractive exhibit. Participants in the program for Notre Pere begin brushing up on their French. Parlez-vous francais? Plrnsanl ilrmunx, Bnlllur I,n'. ls lba! u lm! flu' fllnlion :fum fo yon? MARCH juniors and Seniors perform Catholic Action by joining Catechetical classes. Talk of Lenten sacrifices and resolutions is buzzing around the campus on Ash Wednesday, just as the Holy Childhood Drive opens. Looks like more souls for Heaven's baby dormitory. Goody! Students bid Aloha and bon voyage to Joan and Sylvia Goeas who leave for Cali- fornia to make their home. The faculty and students extend sympathy to Reverend Mother Caroline and Sisters of the Sacred Hearts Convent at Nuuanu upon the death of Sister Mary Magdalen, the first island-born Sister of the Congre- gation of the Sacred Hearts, to go to her eternal reward. Another glance at the professional world is taken by Seniors and Juniors who attend an informative lecture on the field of Social Work. S. H. A. Babyband goes Hawaiian at an after- noon recital, while grades one to six make