Sacred Hearts Academy - Audion Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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ART fl tlistinel an' ol llllltl eonfusion and homeliness is felt lay one immediately upon entering the Art Room. Here. under alile tutoring. our artistii-ally inclined memliers produee measures of self-ex- pression well worth their time and effort. Upon viewing a hnished painting. eteh- ing. or drawing. the delieate spirit of the student is urged on to a greater degree of exaet impression. Within the pleasant eon- fines of the studio. the painters are en- eouragecl in their work hy a prevailing attitude of good will and eooperation. Ueeasionally. the eall of the outdoors lieekons the younger lassies to a ehange of seenery. The eu rious onlooker may thus Srriior nrt xlznlrfnrs Trurla lfinrig anfl llorntlzy Row prepare Ifleir jIlIl'llfY nx Ulrlrillirz lmong loses lIPfSl'!vl in her firsl roar. get a glimpse ol' a diligent enthusiast at work. Reeognizing the wealth of lieautv mul lured lu It in tht soul and mind. we c out lulue lic-ret' in appreciation ot a lint: pursu liilllllg arliisls gel II hrwilli of fresh air irhilw J::'tf'l1ir1,Q The Liltlv lflozrer. l.l:'l 7' T0 RIGHT: Plirl- lix Iloisrlzeri. l-Pfilflfffl Welzsefaiz. llHfgIIl'Pf1.l1V7llI1PPH.f,llll-FPffflhflll, l.IPVl'lIl-VIP Tam Sing. F S5 3 fo,

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Realizing that Lhafl no longer lorex her. llelissy Turner says I lmie von like poison. lo llargarel llean while Betsr f.illPl'I'l'. .lliss Lurji Bulorfl anfl llnjor Calvin Bniorrl lool: on. He's mine. I ozrnex him il'IllISP l1e's hounfl out to rne lill he's Zi. slmuts .N alhnn Cherry lu Major Bnulorrl as Chml. Tllfllllt'-Y. anfl lliss l,11r'.i' stanfl rooterl in fear. SACRED HEARTS ACAIJICNIY Cmss OF '54 presenls l'CllAlT' The liittle Shepherd of Kingdom Come lly Cnxnmzs Giiomzii The Cast Chad-The Little Shepherd . llorene Joyce Nathan Cherry ...... jean Marks Betsy Cherry - His Daughter . Betty Silva Melissy Turner ..... Laura Adams Major Calvin Buford . . Frances Nunes Miss l,uf'y Buford .... Beverly Beam Old Tom-fNegro Servant . . Patsy Utsuki Thankyrf fllousemairl . . Nlaria Percligan Mrs. Caroline Bean . . Mary Ann Quinlan Margaret Dean fr-Her Daughter . . Sf'lYlZlliHllSSPZ1ll Bit-hard llunt ..... Nlahina Trask Nellie llunt-fllis Sister . Arlene Belolierk Jennie Overstreetf- -A Poetess . Yvonne Gomez Well the best man rlid u'inan1ll'rllilfe1n shalfe your hand, says Rirharrl Hunt to lfharl. while Jennie Orerstreel. Nellie Hunt. llrs. Carn- line Dean. 0111 Tum. llrzrgnret Dean liennz npprnml.

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MUSIC Do you know how much a violin means to a symphony? Then you know how much music means to SHA. The study and development of music in many, many forms is extensively carried on for the complete training of Academites. Students of every grade are provided with opportunities in music and voice as special periods are devoted to vocal training. Besides these regular classes, the choristers have a daily class in which they are carefully taught religious llargely Cregorianj, classical. and semi-classical selections. Our younger set is first acquainted with music reading in the classroom. By this method a gradual and more comprehensive introduction to the musical instrument is accomplished. Une experiences a delightful thrill while watching a tiny six-year-old stretch her fingers over the piano keys. More individualistic- minded students prefer the violin or the cello. The many rooms in Saint Cecilia Hall afford an excellent refuge for solitary practice. The Rhythm Band has its place at SHA, too. Once a year, the tots of Grade I don their hest white dresses and commence lwith the aid of drums. triangles. tamhourines. hells and sticks! to entertain a most appreciative audience. In the Chapel, in the halls, in the classrooms, and on the campus. every- where, the integral part of our life is found - MUSIC. SHA LHORISTERS FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Adams, D. Clement. S. Arlric, ll. A. Hipa, L. Galbraith. W. Lino. R. Upa. 1. Russell. l'. Fernanflez, P. Hirayama, ll. llipa, C. Souza. SECOND ROW: V. Tarla, S. ,litchalru S. Fernanrlez, A. Baptist, R. Hornung, S. Pereira, G. da Silva, C. Chun, ly. Rosario, L. fllanzano, ll' Vierra, S. Hessian, P. Naylor. THIRD ROW: P. Rasmussen, J. Torres, .ll. F. Correa, I. Garcia, C Scanlan, ll. Gomes, j. Dias, ll. T. Qzlairl. E. Whife, B. Silva, H. Meyer. P. Sarnia, B. A. .Vlurray E.Gro1e, J. fle Harne. ll. Pfeiffer. FOURTH ROW: C. .'lfl. Omoto, J. Gutierres. D. Joyce, B. Henriques. S. Dias. J. Kuna, A. Beloberlr, S. Rousseau. B. Beam, I.. Abiera. C. Schilling, lY. Ornellas. E. .llc Guckin, E. llorarzlia, L. Barclay, B. L. Santos, .U. Trasl:,1. rle Ramos. s