Sacred Hearts Academy - Audion Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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STUDE T MO ITORS lI's vi our turn. say llie Senior Comrnerfials to the Senior .'11'lIIll'II1l.l'S. f.l04'l.'1l'lSP.' Wert'- lanrl ffliang. .lI!ll'TlVl'l1 Lee. .-lileen Soo. Sliir- lei Ferreira. Winona ljorzsalres. Lorraine Santos. Lollie Harrlai nml I irian Silra. Promoting harmony and unity on SHA's campus are the dutiful and de- pendable Student Monitors. This selected group of girls is instrumental in the maintenance of discipline and order on the Academy grounds. The monitors are elected hy fellow classmates from each division of the High School proper. Witli set rules a11d regulations. the Solis assume their daily tasks with little difficulty. They fulfill their duties with tact and impar- tiality, characteristic of each SM. Though some positions are isolated, the monitors gladly welcome their well-planned rotation schedule. Through their eflorts. the general school dis- cipline has noticeahly increased. So to our Student Monitors we offer our fondest appreciation and hearliest congratulations. FIRST ROW, left to right: Werylanfl Chang. l'i1'ian Silva, .4ileen Soo. Lorraine Santos. Winona Gonsalres, Lottie Barrlay. ,llarilyn Lee. Shirley Ferreira. SEIIOXD ROW: .Yinfa Rolzlart, Beatrire Kim, Rose Tong, Lauretta Gum, Dolores Young, Elnora llr'Gu1'l.'in. Winona Xobrega, Sally Ling. THIRD ROW: Harriet Ing, Andrey Chang, Gretchen Scanlan. llarie Pfeiffer. Jo.4nn Chee. Fran:-es King, Rosemarie Pieazlnra. FOURTH ROW: Lorraine Luke, llary Brown. Barbara Souiera. Danielle Analzu, Charlotte Lee, Valerie Enos, Pearl Olrarla. 75 LY, ' nb

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' I' , ,N -3 rw. ' - 'ls , 1: r g A -4 ' 5' A .-x - A K .- 1 ' G 7 'D A, g 5, I , 1, K .pail 1 I ' TK' 'I K V Y V 53 4 if ' g 14 lvl X,- .Li z 0 ' ., ,, i f ' FRANCES MHNUUNCK BKRBXRVK SOPIIERK JUXIII-I ROBl'il.l.U NIYF-K ROLDI-IN President Vice-Pn-.fidrnl Sw-relan Trenxurvr HUI ANO MAOLI SHA's one and only 'gnature club,,' the Hui Ano Maoli, can rightfully boast of an eventful and successful year. Organized in 1945, the principal aims ofthe Hui are to foster better relationship among its members, both past and present, to equip and maintain its laboratory, but especially to enliven the interest of the students in the practicability of their Biology Course. All is not work in this progressive and energetic group for their program includes many excursions and interesting projects. Considered the most worth- while and exciting undertaking of the year was the making of miniature rock gardens which brought many people to the '4Plant Booth during SHA's No- vember Fair. An Exhibition Party climaxed this eighth anniversary of the Hui Ano Maoli. Displays of both the personal work of the girls and new equipment purchased by the Club show that this organization is well on its way to the realization of its dreams. What have you got there, huh, Frances 1barley? ask Lynette Lum and Lorraine Santos.