Sacred Hearts Academy - Audion Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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lleceln ber As Roses Fall... Whats the matter, Pat? Can't see? Well, use your glasses What are they doing in your potliet' LEFT T0 RIGHT: Patricia Tom, Mary Elizabeth Shellaby. The month of the Holy lnfant! SHA Campus takes on the Christmas spirit as students brighten up their ties with holly leaves and berries. Oh no! that's not the Christmas sleigh. That's just someone walking down the corridor with a cluster of little bells attached to her shoes! SHA houses the Diocesan Sodality Rally. How pleased Our Lady must be to see all her children gathered in such a large number to pay tribute to her! Take a deep breathfdon't breath or movev-this isn't a ahold-upf' itis just the man from the TB X-Ray van. SHA High School students go all out for the purchase of Tuberculosis Seals while the younger lassies show their generosity by buying Holy Childhood seals. Ever ready to help others - that's us! Seniors enjoy a wonderful day of fun and food at Paewalani. Reverend Mother provides a pleasant surprise by having the pool filled. No-No, please, lim going in -fa wait! Don't be alarmed, itis only Gwenie and Company attempting to ndunki' anyone who's unfortunate enough to fall into their hands. Some poor victims did get thrown in, too, CLOTHES AND ALL! Academy Boarders play hostesses to boarders from Nuuanu. The eventful day in- cludes the reception of new sodalists and a trip to Kalihi where they crown Our Lady of the Mount as their 5'Queen Motherf' Don't you like what's going on, Jane? LEFT T0 RIGHT: .lane Lomond, Peter Spencer, An- dretta Spencer, Frances Nunes, Arlene Belo- berk.

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mwkkgnlggg. . 'Wwe Rosary Sr'anlan's smile re- Shirley Cunha and Melvia .Vary seem to he having mouth- .Urs.Odetta Nobriga proudly holds fleets her opinion of the watering visions as they gaze a! the lfHI1h'fllI'tPl'S. up the first cooked weenie. food. Cloclcwise: Shirley Cunha, Melvia Macy, Verlie Anne Harris, Rosary Scanlan, Mrs. Odetta Nobriga. January As Roses Fall . . . Vacation is overl and the campus is once again enliyened with excited greetings and happy faces. Santa Claus must have been very, very good to some people this year. SHA'ers have outgrown the ufirecracker stage because we haven't heard of anyone having any third-degree burns yet. Surprise! Yes, that is written on the face of each student as she discovers the beautiful HLADYU in the chapel. Sl'lA'ers feel justifiably proud of the lovely shrine-- their Christmas present to Our Blessed Mother. Lucky Seniors hike up to Kalaepohaku for the First Senior Forum. Mrs. Nancy Corbett, speaker on the subject of Hstatehood for Hawaii. left most Seniors quite impressed with her wonderful oratory and a little more enlightened on the current widely-debated question . . . HTO be or not to befl Report cards are given out and the theme song seems to be 'cl have mixed emotionsf' 'iliivanu of Margahls Studio is back on the job, snapping those important pictures after spending an extra special Christmas. A little birdie told us that Santa Claus gave her a wonderful Christmas present. It was Baby Christine. AUDION Staff takes time out to study for mid-term exams. After all. we need those credits for graduation. Why is it that one always remembers all sorts of things to write down when the exam paper is already in Sisterls hands? PRESENTIJYG THE BIG-SHOTS OF THE ROTC.' FRONT ROW, lelt Io right: Honorary Ll. Colonel Beverly Shaw, Honorary Colonel Barbara Kahale. Honorary llajor Olympia Leong. SECOND ROW: Honorary .llajor Rosary Scanlan, Honorary Lt. Colonel Lorraine Jose, Honorary Lt. Colonel Carol Schilling, Honorary Ll. Colonel Zenobia Kulrona, Honorary Major ,loann Rielrarrl, Honorary Major Shirley Cunha.