Sacred Hearts Academy - Audion Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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Children of the Sacred lieartai To the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary, Honor and Glory! How sweet and meaningful are these familiar words-words which we, the Graduates of '49 hold especially dear as symbolic of the spirit of the Academy. just what is this spirit? It is one which speaks of love, friend- ship, and unity derived from times well spent in both religious and curric- ular activitiesg one, in fact, which we attribute to little, yet priceless, things. Perhaps it is the relaxed feeling we have when we are in the chapel with Our Lord, or the splendor of the soft organ music and the beautiful sing- ing of the choir which would tempt even the angelic hosts to descend and listen, or the Warmth of the girl kneeling beside us, that enlivens this spirit. Whatever it be, each has played a prominent part in causing the essentials of our happiness. S.H.A. has been our second home. Here, our characters have been molded, our faith strengthened. Here, our love of God has been enlivened, made firmer, truer. Here, We have learned the beauty of close friendships, the meaning of staunch loyalties. The highway upon which we must soon embark necessitates a rendition of these essentialities-love, friendship, and unity. We, the youth of today, must fulfill this requisite and hence attain our goal-Life Everlasting in the Heavenly Court with Our Divine Lord and His Blessed Mother. We realize our responsibility and value the intrinsic worth of our Catholic education. It is an important means to an even more important end.