Sacred Hearts Academy - Audion Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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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

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.X plmsc-d und proud i.tlldl4:'lll't composed of relatives and parents applauded the darlings ol' SHA in lvliftllfll. The lll'Ugl'2llll presented hy the youthful Ilt'1'l-0l'II1Pl'5 was thoroughly amus- ing und t'lll6'l'ltlllllllQ.'I. Xlusim' studentw set the pau-0 with delightful piano pievc-s. 'Vlww wore llllt'l'Illlllt'tl with xurious svlwtious: Cimlv Um' I3 0Ilt'lIilllllllglf' tll'Lilll2lllZf'll uursc-ry rhyuies: SHA lihytluu ligand uuult' its lllllgl-ilWiillt'll a1ppm1ml1t'v: vutv littlm- mziriom-ttes dzuu'vd to the tw idvut heat of Talerzlewl Hvrlfy Ann Leong at the' Baby Cruml. SH.-X CRANINWIAR GRADE lilfCl'l'.Xl. Litlle 11r'trf's.wx of flrarlv Um'-H llflllllllftlf' .Nursery Hhyrlies.