Sacred Hearts Academy - Audion Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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a hit with graceful ballet numbers, snappy tap dances, and piano tunes. Becky Ann Leong thrills the audience with her own arrangement of Caprice Viemzois by Kreisler. Remarks went: This time the whole show stole the show. The Audion-haunted headquarters become over-run with Scouts preparing flower trays for the dance festival at U. H. A Senior receives an invitation from G. M. to visit a certain building on Merchant Street. Catch? Cut! Second part use a higher pitch! Step lightly now!-Sounds like various re- hearsals are in full swing. Righto! The day of days arrives at last for S. H. Afs seven-year-olds - yes, the day of First Holy Communion. Sodalists put charity into action by supplying a poor little girl with a Holy Communion outfit. Keep up the good work, Sodalists! Sophs defeat juniors in the first of the bas- ketball doubleheaders, while Seniors come from behind to out-score the Freshmen. S. H. A. Scouts do their bit in the island- wide Scout Festival at U. H. A parade of musical talents is presented in an afternoon recital by elementary grade stu- dents. .Ioan Correa defines Teen-age Literature at C. S. C. forum. March winds blow in six-weeks exams. Seniors chalk up another basketball vietoryg the not too happy victims are the juniors. Freshies retain the title uunderdogsv by losing to the Sophs. Complete with two sharp pencils, and with amazing ambition, the apparently calm Seniors trek to the U. H. to take entrance exams. .Iunior Red Cross members get domestic and start their projects, of knitting scarfs, weaving blankets, and hemming diapers. Father Meinzinger S. M. heads che list as retreat master. Betty Holbronis last shot saved the day for YUIVH fluff fbflll liki' ffm ul any rmmz fmul. l.lfl 'l' TO RIGIIT: lfrlrfluru Chung. Smln' Whlfiml. mmf Iliff lmra Br'i'1'l2ur11'iilgi'. Nui Slrirlry, :mf l'li'11.w' W- im, ilr.n'I Jo lt. lY4'1v, :mm otfn-r llmn Sllffln'-1' Villiml I - I H I H S-iii Hi

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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

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SENIOR SCOUT MEXICAN DANCERS IEFT TO RIGHT: loellwz Murphy, Phyllis Zerbe, Gloria Rotlrigufx, Vinoru Freifax, Bernuv Horner, leanetlf Ching, .iml Lorna Anderson. the Sophs in a thrilled-packed game against the Seniors. This entitled them to the championship trophy which was pre- sented by Ma Mere immediately after pats on the back were delivered to the thrice-crowned champs The Freshmen registered another loss in an equally thrill- ing game against the Juniors. Sighs of relief were heaved by the lucky ones M-M-M-MORE DANCERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Iuunifu Bvl- lencourl, Barbum Lev, Alffsm Harry, Valt-ina 1,oj11':, Bernina' Ferreira, Theresa Mr'1lvir'ux, null Dorznrtlz' Brr'r'lzr'nrirlgr'. 7 Wi M3513 a ..avv:,..f Will it or will if :ml go info ibn' buslzvl? C'umH, ASHIUVI, fum' when the names of the Varsity squad members were announced. Feast of the Annunciation is celebrated with Holy Mass. S. H. A. welcomes back Stephanie and Carol Cabrinha, fresh from the cherry blossom gardens of Japan. In with the new and out with the old. Thus was said when the newly elected Shield Staff of the class of '50 took overg Pat Ching holding the reins. Orchids go to the Schola Cantorum and the High School music pupils for a wonderful performance at the spring musicale. Sisters and students sit rightj, anxiously awaiting Notre Pere's arrival. In the meantime, rehearsals are still going full strength.