Sacred Hearts Academy - Audion Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1960 volume:

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'Q A-QM BELOVFD SHA GLAD GOLDEN CHIMES HERALDING YOUR GOLDEN JUBILEE USHERED IN OUR MEMORABLE SENIOR YEAR CLAD GOI DEN CHIMES HAVE CLIMAXFD FOR US YOUR PRIVILEGED STUDENTS THIH MANY JOYS WE HAVE SHARED SCHOOL DAYS HERE GLAD GOLDEN CHIMES FITTINGLY ECHO THE SENTIMENTS THAT PILL OUR HEARTS AS WE THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OE 1960 LOVINGLY LOYALLY AND GRATEEULLY DEDICATE THIS ISSUE OP THE SACRED HEARTS AUDIOIN TO YOU OUR BLLOX ED ALMA MATER 9 . AND THE COUNTLESS BLESSINGS WE HAVE GAINED DURING OUR TO THE CHIMING UE THE THREE BELLS IN YOUR LOETY TOWER VV? HAVE BEEN VERY HAPPY d sfudvmn nn your classrooms under ine guidance of dearly loved T achers relaxing on vour spacious afirachve campus fs parhclpaflng un your program of culfural advancemeni' so oH'en centered n Sacred Hearfs Hall your audlforlum playung durung recess and affer school on your ever popular Marian Field FIM . . . iusl being your Sl lA'ers, your hue children of flme Sacred Heads! Ha lunclung In your lovely new Aymer 1 HENCP THE MEMORY OE YOUR BEAUTIFUL CAMPUS OUR SCHOOL TIME HOME S h M g f fSHA dGRADUATlON f K . 5 , , , High c ool and Elemenfary B Id g 'f cl I f +ru+h. 9 1 9 , , I The spreading Kiawe hee-scene of pag 1' d SV. ar are? Mary Chapel- he hearfo . programs,an f.-du lnlermediale Building and Lourdes Gro++o-beauly spol of flue campus. The main-fraveled way along fhe senior sec+ion -leading fo and from SHA's school enfrance. X 3 Aymer Hall-flue lovely new cafeteria offering excellenf service. Marian Field-mecca of sporfs minded SHA'ers. WILL ALWAYS LIVE IN QUR IOYOUS. LGVING HEARTS EOR THE INSPIRING EXAMPLE THOROUGH TRAINING AND PRAYEREUL SDLICITUDE DE THE SISTERS OE THE SACRED HEARTS WHD HAVE MADE OP YDU OUR REAL ALIIA MAYER DUR BOUNTEDUS MOTHER In +l'1e shadow of 'fhe Iabernacle. red-man+led adorers keep, by day and by night a perpefual vigil of reparafive Iove. , A! If I , - ., .. AND THE STAUNCH LOYALTY AND DEDICATED CDMPETENCE OE YOUR LAY FACULTY, SO MUCH A PART OT YOU DEAR SHA STANDIN SEATED M S h -1 , . A N-ss 4 E .. f ' , 2 R , , ty if J A in 'iii , A ? V , G, leff 'ro right Mrs. Sheila Gallagher Murphy, Mrs. Frances Mendonca Ragsdale f'55l, Mrs. Dorofhy Macy Nobriga f'29l, Mrs. Lucy Yee Kau f'42l. : rs. op ie Venfura Robello f'46,, Mrs. Diana Jennings Rosa, Miss Maureen Cassidy I'48l. .4-. X My dear Graduates: For fifty years Sacred Hearts Academy has been educating young ladies of Hawaii. During those fifty years there have been hundreds who proudly accepted a high school diploma from the Academy. Now in 1960 you too await your moment of graduation when you too can show forth an Academy diploma. This diploma is not merely a certificate of completed studies. This diploma is a testament that you have been a successful student under the guidance of the Sacred Hearts Sisters This diploma cer tifies that you have measured up to the high standards of Catholic education and the regulations of one of Hawaii s finest schools for gir s In this jubilee year Sacred Hearts Academy bids you enter the adult world and remain a credit to your alma mater Never forget the ladylike norms of life that you have learned at the Academy Be faithful to your excellent education and be grateful to the Sis ters for their dedicated service as teachers and nuns May Almighty God and His Blessed Mother protect and bless you With every kind wish I remain Faithfully yours JAMES J SWEENEY Bishop of Honolulu ' 1. IHXUSLLI NCY. OUR MOST REVIZREND BISHOP jAMES SXVH NLY THE DYNAMIC LEADERSHIP Or THE DIOCESAN SUPER INTENDENT OE HAWAIIS C ATHOLIC SCHOOLS REV DANIEL I DFVER THE KINDLY INTEREST OE HIS ZEALOUS ASSISTANT THE MOST REVEREND IOHN I SCANLAN TITULAR BISHOP OE QTNAE AUXILIARY BISHOP OE HONOLULU . . f .N .4 4 Q ,, . .Ti 9 1 Q A V -4 Dear Graduates You, the Class of 1960 had the honor and prlvxlege to have made your final studnes ot hrgh school durmg the Golden Jubllee year of your Alma Mater F1fty years IS a long stretch 1n the lute of an mstntutnon of learnmg Sacred Hearts Acad emy durnng thns half centurv has known 1 contnnuous extens1on materlallv as an edlfice and an ew en more expressnve growth m the mtellectual and moral Helds Every tree IS known by 1ts frults QLukt 6 44j The spmtual fru1ts produced by SHA durmg these flfty years are the thousands of students instructed 1n the true Christian Splflf educatlon mcludmg not only the development of the mmd rn zll br Inch s of learnmg but the formatlon of character 1mbued wrth the genuine DI'lIlLlPlLS of Chrrstlan xx lSdOI'D As graduates of 1960 vou should be grateful for the 1e1l md dtvottdness you hue tx of all should vou render thanks to tht Sacred Hearts of Itsus md XllI'X under whose heavenly protection you have achnex ed a reallx Chr1st1an tducauon The best way to do thxs M111 be to correspond faxthfully ln your future lxfe to all the graces vou haue recened ln your belox ed Alma Water Duotedly yours m the Sacred Hearts Father Lnmus X erhleghe SS CC perienced in the guidand of your tcacmhcrs during the wholelcoursc oflyourk studies. Most THF FATHERLY GUIDANCE OF A DEVUTED CHAPLAIN P YOU ARE DEAR SHA ON THE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF YOUR FOUNDATION AN IMPORTANT LINK IN HAWAII S CHAIN OF CATH OLIC SCHOOLS MAY THE GRACES OF THIS GOLDEN JUBILEE YEAR BE FOR YOU A HARBINGER OF MANY MORE PRECIOUS FAVORS FROM ON HIGH THIS IS THE ARDENT PRAYER OF ALL WHO LOVE YOU THIS IS THE MEANING OF OUR GOLDEN JUBILEE WISH EXCELSIOR' AD MULTOS ANNOS' Golden Jubilee Mass of Thanksgiving, Friday, Sept il, I959. Occu ying places of honor near fhe kneeling adorers are SHA's iwo living pioneers-Sr. Marcella, SS.CC., on -the righf, and Sr. Ladislas, SS.CC., on 'flue leff. 9 9 1 , - - 3 'K' 6 REVEREND MOTHER MARY GERTRUDE, SS CC Provmclal Superior of the Sisters 0 the Sat red Hearts III the Prowuce 0 Hawau VCJS VCMI Dear Graduates You are a pnvlleged Semor Class smce this last year at your Alma Mater was made especlally note worthy by the Golden Jubrlee of your dear Sacred Hearts Academy Happy gnrls mdeed you are to have benefit d from so golden a herltage struggled to lay down deep and solnd foundatnons for the bulldmg up of a worthy IHSUCUIIOH armed at pro motmg Catholrc educatxon rn thls our falr Hawan Each of you IS the fortunate herress of an educatxonal wealth accumulated durmg fifty years of cultural and SCICIIIIHC development You are aware of thls but do be convmced of another truth Because you have recenved much much shall also be expected of you As vou leave the hallowed portals of your dear Alma Mater remam conscxous of your mlsslon 1n the world Durmg the memorable ceremony at which Hrs Holi ness Pope John XXIII recently conferred a Mnsslon CFUCIHX on more than five hundred parting mls xonaues fmemorable ceremony m whnch I was prnvn leged to share durmg thxs unnque Centenmal and Golden Jubnlee Year'j our Chrrstllke pontxff had a smgular mtentlon He wlshed to remmd them and the world through them of the Drvme Message they were entrusted to carry to every part of the world My dear gurls you are also to be apostles wntnesses of Chnst Go forward conscious of your mlssxon of your dlgmtv of your destmy Radnate your fanth so others may be strengthened m therrs To respond fillally and enthuslastxcally to the ultnmate wlsh of our beloved Holy Father be hrs zealous helpers and work with him to gather all the chnldren of God mto the one fold of Our Lord Jesus Chrxst' In no way could you better prove yourselves true children of the Sacred Hearts and loyal graduates of Sacred Hearts Academy' Fondest Aloha' Mother Mary Gertrude SS CC as I I A E372 f WMM L' 2 A e ' G - . if 5 Way Am1dst trnals and dnifmcultnes, early pnoneers have . , 'ii . . . . . . - ' r . . , . . 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I. . . . .- ' 3 7 V1 if REVEREND MOTHER MARY REGIS, SS CC jrrcfsrfzf Superior af Sarrrfa' H earfs Amdenzy xcls vcM1 Dear Class of 1960 In a short while your happy band will dis perse far and wide taking along not just fond memories of your school days but what is more significant a spiritual treasure of Christian wis dom and hi h principles Cherish this legacy tarry it everywhere you go in the spirit so characteristic of vour class to serve at any cost' Remembel too dear Seniors who have been privileged to share in your Alma Mater s Golden Jubilee celebration the motto of your beloved Sacred Hearts Academy ORARE ET LA BORARE' Here surely is an excellent program for service Go forth then in umij and charity unafraid of the obstacles that you will meet forgetting self to help others while in your heart you keep paraphrasing that motto in the beautiful lme of your class song We ll serve not count ing cost' Go forth struggling often in darkness yet always aiming at the goal visible in the glow of God s own light while you continue to render service to the best of your ability. Go forth in peace and hope and joy despite sadness and setbacks. Within your soul keep the sweet haunting refrain: All to God! All for God! Yes my God You before and above all I will serve at any cost! Dear Class of 1960 let this expression of my prayerful vuishes for you be my fond parting Aloha! Affectionately in the Sacred Hearts Mother Mary Regis SS.CC. ff 1 If f ff QQ, X xxx! I, I Cxxx I .II I I II ll : I II ',f Q Y 5X3 I .I I, II . 4 I I I I . I I L5 f' f--,, I si: N X ,Q 'N X X ,Y3i..,N 'irq SQ XXX we N.. NX IX xg' X , V '. X fx N X 5 .I 53 I X 'fn kv If 'Q I .1'r',.:,f'?7 fflpyfl ,ff I nl!!! 'I 'I I I I I II I I I I I ? 3 I I I I CW I I I I ! I I I . , I I I I 1 '1 I ' I 41- . I , 1 I ' -- I I I II I I' The Class LUCILLE MURRAY Tha star of Ihr unronquerabla mill. -LoNGFEr.l.ow Academic SHA I2 years Class President I, 2, 3, 4 Oahu Youfh Council 4 SHA Sfudeni Council I, 2, 3, 4 Hui Ano Maoli 2 Hul Na Wahine Opio 3, 4 Shield Siaff 3 Librarian 3, 4 Sfage Crew 3 CA ROLE E. MU RAKAMI ln action ,faithful and in honor clear -Puvri Commercial SHA 4 years Sl. Parrick 8 years Class Vice-Presidenl 2, 3, 4 SHA Sl d 9 C 'I u an ouncl 2 Junior Red Cross Council l, 2 Shield Sfaff 3 Librarian 4 ROTC Sponsor 4 CCD 3 CCD 3 3. 4 Marian Speech Fasiival 2 2 Chaminade Speech Tournament 3,4 Firsl Place-Exlemporaneous Speaking 4 Gln Club 4 Hawaii Youfh Congress 4 Recordlnvecrem 4 First Place lnne unlor Red Cross Ediloriei Conlesf Scholasfic Honors I, 2, Volunleer Junior Aide Leadership, dependability, loyalty, integrity! These qualities shine in our efficient class oiiicers who have successfully led us in a manner worthy of praise. Throughout the years their unselfish actions have been aimed toward making us both successful and happy. For their true friendship, they will forever occupy a place in the hearts of both faculty and students. LEAD- ERSHIP PAR EXCELLENCE! This the Class of 1960 can boast of in OUR ADMIRABLE OFFICERS o f 1 9 6 O MOTTO: In Unit We Standg in Cooperation We Attain CQLOR: Aqua 86 White FLOWER: White Carnation CA ROLYN SH EA Of generous deeds and kindly words. --WHITTIER Commercial SHA 4 years Sf. Pairick B years Class Secrelary 3, 4 Hui Na Wahine Opio 2, 3, 4 Junior Red Cross Council 2 Shield Slaff 3 Audion Slaff 4 Associate Editor 4 Librarian 4 CCD 3 Scllolaslic Honors I, 2, 3, 4 RUTH L. CHONG Wise, fair, and true sh flBt'2d.u-SHAKESPEARE Academic SHA I2 years Class Treasurer I, 2, 3, 4 SH Legion I, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Triple A I, 2 Hui Ano Maoli 2 Hui Na Wahine Opio 2, 3, 4 Junior Red Cross Council I Librarian 2, 3, 4 Dramalics 3 ROTC Sponsor 4 CCD 3 all she J ANICE A. TAVARES Heart of honor, the tongue of truth. --LoNcFE1.x.ow Academic SHA I2 years Oahu Youth Council 4 SH Legion I, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 Triple A l, 2, 3, 4 Hui Ano Maoli 2 Hui Na Wahine Opio 2. 3, 4 Junior Red Cross Council l, 2 Shield Staff 3 Audion Staff 4 Librarian 3, 4 Dramatics 3 Stage Crew 3 CCD 3 Scholastic Honors l, 2, 3, 4 Girl Scouts I CHARLENE LUIS Strung in will to strive, to seek, lo find. -TENNYsoN Academic SHA 3 years SHC 9 years Hui Ano Maoli 2 Treasurer 2 Hui Na Wahine Opio 4 Shield Staff 3 Audion Staff 4 Associate Editor 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 2, 3 ROTC Sponsor 4 Song Leader 4 CCD 3 Scholastic Honors 2, 4 LYDIA K. HEINE 5 To sei the cause above renown. To luv: the game above the prize. Academic SHA 5 years Triple A I, 2, 3, 4 Councilor 2 Secretary 3 President 4 Hui Ano Maoli 2 Hui Na Wahine Opio 2, 3, 4 Audion Staff 4 Dramatic: 3 Girl Scouts I - Nr:wnox.1' Our Student Leaders Kept -WTF, I A ily' Vg if -.. 4 M M ij: 1' 2 0' r 1' I ,AI f r ,: f I f aft 1 Z l2x:l6Iar.A:igE2j ,g.,iZ,fg5rg,! y 'f 7--f 315.44 -QW, 4 Q H li me lnlgme A 'ta M - , ,,.. I i 1 47515 7 ' i MOANA GAIL LANE acrecl l'learl's Academ ' i909 MI M rx years St. Joseph, Waipahu 8 years Hui Ano Maoli 2 Hui Na Wahine Opio 3, 4 Marshall 4 Student Monitor l, 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Al,C0'l'l CECILIA K. AKIM The heavens such grace did lend her. -SHAKESPEARE Commercial SHA Il years Oahu Youlh Council 3, 4 Chairman: Boys and Girls Week 4 Hui Na Wahine Opio 3, 4 Presidenf 4 Librarian 4 Dramalics 3 Shouldcring Rcsponsibilit Maintaining Unit Sccurin Coo eration . 3 P Us Faithful to Gut Motto ELIZABETH J. KIAI With malice toward none, mith charity for all. -LiNooLN Academic SHA 3 years SHC 9 years Hui Ano Maoli 2 Shldenl' Monitor Z, 3, 4 Shield Slafl 3 Audion Slaff 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Head Librarian 4 Drernafics 3 Slage Crew 3 CCD 3 Scholasfic Honors 2, 4 Marian Speech Feslival 2 Chevninede Speech Tournament 4 Finelisf-Exlemporaneous Speaking 4 Junior Achlevemenf 4 FRIEDA ANNE LENCHANKO Real luartluluess :fumbles and in- spins. -HOPKINS Academic SHA 3 years SHC 4 years Hui Ano Maoli 2 Librarian 3, 4 Junior Red Cross Council 2, 3, 4 Secralary-Treasurer 3 Chairman 4 ROTC Sponsor 4 Communlly Chesf Oraforical Confesl 4 Cheminade Speech Festival 4 JEAN E. WALLACE My soul is full of whispered song. Commercial SHA 4 years Sf. Augusrine B years Triple A I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Presidenf 4 -Cny MARION R. ABPLANALP ROSE MARIE ALVARO ROSE MARIE BOTELHO Blest with charm, the tertainty tu A sweet, atlructive kind of grate. Queen rox: ul the rosebud garden of please. -Roncsns -SPFNSER girls. -TENNYSON Commercial Commefcwl Commercial SHA I year SHA 3 Years SHA I2 years Scholaslic Honors4 SHCYYWS , TripIeA 1, 2, 3, 4 Oehu Ywfh Council 3 Hui Na war-ine opio 2, 3,4 T '?le A 2-1.4 . Treasurer 4 Hun Na Wahine Oplo 2, 3, 4 Librarian 4 Dmmiflcs 3 Dramaiics 3 ROTC Sponsor 4 glee Club 2' 3' 4 Sons Leader4 Vice-PresidenI4 .7fw-16 Volunleer Junior Aide 2 Girl Scouts I N'-5... JEAN CAVACO Of generous and gentle heurtf' Academic SHA4 years SHC 3 years Sf. Pafrick 5 years Hui Ano Maoli 2 Hui Na Wahine O pio 4 MCCAULIA' GAIL CHING JERILYN CHONG KEE Perseverance keeps honor bright. Thou pendulum betwixl a smile an -SHAKESPEARE tear. -BYRON Commercial Academic SHA 4 years SHA 3 years SI: Pairiclr B years SHC 9 years THPIQA3 Hui Ano Maoliz Hui Na Wahine Opio 4 ' ' O ' 2 4 Audion SHH4 Hun Na Wahine pro , Junior Red Cross Council 3, 4 Librarian 4 V' ,Ch ' 4 ROTC Sponsor 4 Auciicsn Sfgiilllan Glas Club 3 , Librarian 3, 4 Junlor Volunfeer Aide 2, 3 CCD 3 Scholastic Honors 2 nf, , ELOISE ANN BURGO Brown eyes radiant with vivacityf' -HENLEY Academic SHA 3 years Hui Ano Maoli 2 Sfudenf Monifor 3, 4 Librarian 2 Dramafics 3 CCD 3 Scholaslic Honors 2, 3, 4 Chaminade Speech Tournament 4 Finalist-Orarorical lnferprefafion 4 lou ' Jhm, CLARICE COCKETT Ease ol heart her every look ronveyedf' -CRAHHH Academic SHA I0 years Hui Ano Maoli 2 Hui Na Wahine Opio 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Scholastic Honors l MARY ANNETTE CAMARA Heart an her lips, soul within her eyes. -BYRON MARIELENA CAMPOS Always sutiable and romplaisantf' -MUNTAIGNE Academic Academic SHA 7 years SHA I2 YSHYS SHC 5 year, Triple A I, 2, 3, 4 Hui Ano Maoli 2 Hui Na Wahine Opio 2, 3, 4 Dramafics 3 Hui Ano Nlaoli 2 Shield Slaff 3 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Dramalics Z CCD 3 5,.2L.d,. .. ,X AFX aw WT 7? WDW li F3 if 4 '. , J: ff f I wg? L l f 4 lllf I Ifl 2 - fi 6 so 3 -4 if - ' I 4 ,4-' f I ,r f K ' ' W X 1 XX l 1:5-i-'. ,,T...T--q,2ZF'g':5-ig'- --.... my in 1 ff ' ' iw' N 7' I f f v 1 1 I n Q U5.. 1 nl .'.f'Ul'I'77' New Chapel cpreseni' Liiorarij win33- 19 0 29 PHYLLIS DOISCHEN Constant as the northern star. -POPE -SHAKESPEARE LAVERNE DE JESUS Make tomorrow cheerful as today. Commercial Academic SHA I2 years SHA I2 years Hui Na Wahine Opio 2, 3, 4 Oahu Youlh Council 4 Dramalics 3 Triple A I, 2, 3, 4 Hui Ano Maoli 2 Hui Na Wahine Opio 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Sfaqe Crew 3 Volunleer Junior Aide 3 Junior Achievement 3 ROTC Sponsor 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Volunteer Junior Aide 3 2 J ? ANNA MAY DZIADUL Laughing cheerjulness throws light . . on all the paths of life. -RITCHER Commercial SHA 4 years Sl. Palrick 4 years Sl. Augusfine 4 years Triple A I, 3, 4 Librarian 4 Dramaiics 3 Glee Club 3 Volunfeer Junior Aide 3 0102, Quan, 60.2, fondly, fi ,T i-.-A-t'vfL,f - II H , f' i El l'll-El El H Q Q ll ml V 'AM-'Li' . 1' 9 , L ifi ifvf 12 A' m m fling 3 ,J .re ee-f fi .,i1 .go ,- .-4'FE'f1'1 usic l-lall Win3 '19Z3 PATRICIA ANN GARRAHAN A heart ta resolve, a head to contrive GnmoNs Commercial - SHA 3 years SHC 8 years Librarian 4 Dramaiics 3 CCD 3 Volunfeer Junior Aide 3 STEPHANIE FERNANDES UI sweet silent thought. -SHAKrasi-ruw Academic SHA I2 years Hui Ano Maoli 2 Siaqe Crevl3 KAREN FREITAS Thy two eyes like stars. -SHAKESPI-ARI' Commercial SHA I2 years Triple A I, 2, 3, 4 Hui Na Wahine Opio 2, 3, 4 Junior Red Cross Council 4 Dramalics 3 ROTC Sponsor 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Volunleer Junior Aide 3 Girl Scouls I HILL' 05,912+ We I FLORENCE H. FUJII Sweet in every whispered word. -BYRON Academic SHA 4 years SI. Palrick 5 years Triple A 2, 3,4 Hui Ano Maoli 2 Shield Siaff 3 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Stage Crew 3 CCD 3 Scholaslic Honors I, 2, 3, 4 LEONA GONSALVES And the heart nt leisure. -Wuusm. Commercial SHA 3 years SHC 3 years Sf. Joseph lHiloJ 6 years Hui Na Wahine Oplo 4 Dramafics 3 Glee Club 3, 4 Junior Achievement 4 THALIA GUZMAN NICOLE HAMILTON The land of joy lies before her eyes. Some flowers ol Eden we still inherit. --Ksmm I- -Moon Commercial Commercial SHA 3 years SHA I year SI. Pafrick 8 years Triple A I, 3, 4 Hui Na Wahine Opio 3, 4 CCD 3 Glue Club 3,4 Hui Na Wahine Opio 4 ll st 5,51 , Gems' 5 1 'f 2 .--. if s f' ,fJJi',., SANDRA HUIHUI Lovely in youthful romelinesxf' Academic SHA 4 years Sl. Augusline 8 ye Class Secrelary I, Triple A 2, 3,4 Hui Ano Maoli 2 ars 2 Hui Na Wahine Opio 2, 3, 4 Junior Red Cross Council 3 ROTC Sponsor 4 Song Leader 4 CCD 3 Girl Scouls I 5 -Tl-:NNx'soN LOUISE JENKINS All dip! in angel instinrts, breathing paradise. -TieNNx'soN Academic SHA 3 years SHC 9 years Triple A 2, 3, 4 Councilor 4 Hui Ano Maoli 2 Shield Slaff 3 Audion Sfaff 4 Dramafics 2, 3 ROTC Sponsor 4 CCD 3 loyal jon SUSAN KELLER Small servire ix true serviref' Commercial SHA 7 years Triple A 3, 4 Hui Na Wahine O Sludenl Nlonifor 4 Librarian 4 Dramafics 3 Glee Club 3 4 pio 2, 3, Wummswiurrn - K ww LUELLA ANN JENKINS A And merry go her moments. Academic SHA 4 years Sl. Patrick 8 years Triple A I, 2, 3, 4 Hui Ano Maoli 2 Hui Na Wahine O Dramalics 3 Siege Crew 3 ROTC Sponsor 4 pio 2, 3, 4 Bkowxmn ,f W ns: 4 f 1 x N vmerJu,niorAide3 rollo .F our l..acl3 .F Lourdes M1928 I . V-,fww Me ,, IT f. ,J Q4 r -NX. vs Q 4 Q Q Q s 'WU Q is sa 1' 2 dl -ef -2 a 3 F 5 ef F4 'fb 5- 4,3552 CA ROLOUISE KI LB EY Woudrnus ix Ihr' xlrrngth m'xs. ---C.vxnI.x'I ll Academic SHA I2 years Triple A I, 2, 3, 4 Councilor I, 2, 3 Secrelary 2, 4 Vice-Presidenf 3 Hui Ano Maoli 2 Hui Na Wahine Opio 2, 3, 4 Junior Red Cross Council 3 Dramalics 3 Scholaslic Honors I Girl Scoufs I nf rhefrfnl- f ,J 1 STEPHANIE KIM JACQUELINE KINZIE Hn ways arf ways of pler1xau!nrsx. Wil'h vliflh find llllllhfff- ,Ppmwmis - Suuarsnwuu- Academic Academic SHA4years SHA I2 VPBVS Sf. Palriclr 4 years TFIDIE A I Triple A I, 2, 3, 4 Hui Ano Maoli 2 Hui Na Wahine Opio 4 Dramafics 3 Stage Crew! Hui Ano Maoli 2 Hui Na Wahine Opio 2 Glee Club 3, 4 mu. WML pg rm gum, wah gl - il'-'gl in 1 'f - , 1- I ,. ! ' !, gxm MK , ' ey-A 2. 'I , fi' X X f .ff 1. X l. 'X - If f 'fi 2 4:14 X' ,V 5 :giziv Af' NM- -. 4 ,-sy: 4 -' for ' oefxifsilil M Illill I xii ' , m el-' ,I S i I 1 .5 1f7' I va 2- - I - '1'1'r'r v a I ff7w17:dI'2:'l'I 'C rf Zz :ffl i -'Ein mlijliu I ' -nr, fall? T' ,l,l,1pw,-my ff- : : ::l-H ,, :lbw lf,,.mgE, 4.44 Q I rg :: ,- I , . , gy,-.-,Qi QS 35 i ! ' - -1-'F Q' , fmfawffb f' f,, 4 j,-Y ,.- 1 f Q 34 nlermeczliale Building 1930 MARGARET LELAND Thy smiles that win, thr tint: fha! gl0w.H-BYRON Commercial SHA 3 years SHC B years Triple A Z, 3, 4 Sludenf Council 3, 4 Audion SIafI 4 Dramalics 3 ROTC Sponsor 4 CCD 3 11.2. SANDRA E. LAU To know, to esteem, lffe's fdlC.n'-'CULERIDGE Academic SHA 3 years Sf. Francis Convenf I year SI. Anfhony 8 years Hui Ano Maoli 2 Hui Na Wahine Opio 4 Librarian 4 FLORA LEE PHYLLIS LEE ro love makes up The small murtesies sweeten life: the The secret of success is constancy to greater, ennoble it. -Bones purpose. -Dismal.: Academic Commercial SHA 3 years SHA 4 years SHC 9 years Sf. Pafrick 8 years Hui Ano Maoli 2 Hui Na Wahine Opic 2, Librarian 4 Audion Sfaff 4 Librarian 4 ROTC Sponsor 4 Cdr, Jlald Uwr, K ' lub, Hold ANNE MARIE LENNING Art alone enduring stays to us. Academic SHA 3 years SHC 7 years Hui Ano Maoli 2 Librarian 2 Dramatics 3 Volunieer Junfor Aide 3 -Donsns Y, ELOISE LEONG The rainbow to the Academic SHA 4 years Hui Ano Maoli 2 Shield Staff 3 Associah Editor 3 Audion Siaff 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 CCD 3 Scholasfic Honors I, 2, 4 storms nl life. -BYRON LEANN E LUKE Thoughtful of olhers SHAKESPFARE Academic SHA I2 years Oahu Youfh Council 4 Triple A I, 2 Hui Ano Maoli 2 Hui Na Wahine Opio 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 KRISTIN MILLER A Sunbeam in a winter's day. -DYER Academic SHA Ii years , Triple A 2 Hui Ano Maoli 2 Dramafics 2,3 2 SUZAN MITSUDA Let honesty and industry be thy com- panionsf'-FRANKLIN Academic SHA 4 years Si. Pafrick Z years Hui Ano Maoli 2 Hui Na Wahine Opio 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Dramaiics 3 Sfaqe Crew 3 au om sam wa wuz gndmw-,, ANASTASIA K. PANG Good actions emmble us. -CEkXArxlbs Academic SHA 3 years SHC 9 years Hui Ano Maoli 2 Hui Na Wahine Opio 3 Dramafics 3 Siaqe Crew 3 CCD 3 Volunfeer Junior Aide 3 Junior Achievement 3, 4 KATHRYN MOLINA The power of Thought, the magic of zhe Mind. -BYRON Academic SHA 4 years Sf. Patrick 2 years Hui Ano Maoli 2 President 2 Sfudenf Monifor I Shield Staff 3 Edifor 3 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Dramafics 3 CCD 3 Scholasiic Honors I. 2, 3, 4 Marian Speech Fesfival 2 s 'f7 rr' x 0 i 5i3eii rTf7r-rvv X Q HKIlhiLJ..H.1IfL,g,,,, I . ,- J f f' if A - fX,,,,,1 f li 14 ilmlzfiigiig E:,,5, i3g5.i..L .. -... i W V L 2-' ' 'iiwi nm' - ' --, Si. Margareif Marg Chapei 'i93Z JANET W. P. PANG MURIEL Y. PAULOS The still small vaire of gratitude. They mn conquer who believe they -GRAY CdI1.,'-DRX'DEN C0m '10fCiGl Commercial SHA4ve0rs SHA4yaars Sf. Theresa 2 yaars 51, pamck 3 yu,-, Hui Na Wahine Oplo 3, 4 D,-amagiu 3 Llbfaflln 4 Scholaxfic Honors 2 OCD 3 70 Wvfwlvl JI'-'lf GWENDOLYNNE PESTANA A maiden fair to see. -LuNmfr.1,l.im Commercial SHA I2 years Triple A I, 2, 3, 4 Hui Na Wahine Opio 2, 3, 4 Audlon Slaff 4 Dramafics 3 ROTC Sponsor 4 Song Loader 4 Glas Club 2, 3, 4 Volunfeor Junior Aids 3 Girl Scouh I I M, if 3 ampus Pavilions - - - 1950 FREDERICA META RITTMEISTER Grace is but glory begun. - Academic SHA II years Triple A I, 2 Hui Ano Maoli 2 Hui Na Wahine Opio 2, 3, 4 Junior Red Cross Council I, 2 Dramafics 3 Scholastic Honors I EDWARDS Ni ANITA LOUISE REDONDO Tranquil air, and gentle speech. -Wurrrnau Commercial SHA 4 years SI. Patrick 8 years Triple A I Hui Na Wahine Opio 2 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 CHARLA REEVES SYLVIA KEANU REEVES ln each cheek appears a pretty dimplef' Born to win all hearts to her. -BURNS . S-'SHAKESPEARE Academic ?gTTf'c I SHA I2 years .H I 79354 Tr1pIeA I, 2, 3, 4 'PQA . 4 Huang Maori: gn' '.w 3 'NO Oplo 3, Hui Na Wahine Opio 2, 3, 4 GE CS el.. club oirecrof 4 url Scoufs I orchestra , Dramafics 3 Girl Scouis I Jhq, 'motto UML Lada jmwm, PATRICIA MARIE DIANE C. SCHLEMMER MARY LOUISE SERRAO RODRIGUES Courtesy of the heart, allied to love. She was good as she mas lair. -Romans A quenchless star, forever bright. ' -Gamma Academic -Mom Academm SHA 4 years Academic SHA I2 Years SHC 6 years SHA I2 years THPI' A I' 2' 3. Hui Ano Maoli 2 Class Vice-President I Hu! Aw MGQI' 2 , Librarian 3, 4 canwlic srudenf Council I 2 3,4 HU' N-I W-'bww 0P'0 2- 3- 4 Dramafics 3 vice-Pfesidem 4 ' ' VIC'-Iffwdmf 4 SHA sfudenf Council I, 2, 3,4 D'-im-'HCS 3 , , Triple A 2 VoIunIeer Jumor Aldo 3 Hui Ano Maoli 2 Vice- Presideni 2 Orchesira I, 2 Scholasfic Honors I, 4 Chaminade Speech Toumameni 3 CAROL SMITH Pensive beauty smiling in her eyes. -CAMPBELL Commercial SHA 4 years St. Theresa B years Triple A 3, 4 Hui Na Wahine Opio 3, 4 Shield Staff 3 Dramatics 3 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 I GAIL SOUZA SHIRLEY ANN TAKAI She smiled and the shadows departed. SUN Smile-9 by human kindness bud , -SYMQNDS -wORDSW'0RTH Commercial Commefdil SHA4years SHA3 Ye-HFS St. Anthony 8 years SHC 5 V935 Triple A 2, 3, 4 Glas Club 3, 4 St. Ann, Kaneohe 3 years Oahu Youth Council 3 Triple A 3, 4 Hui Na Wahine Opio 3, 4 Librarian 4 Stage Crew 3 Glee Club 3, 4 Volunteer Junior Aide 3, 4 Jam, 5' Jim we am Q, ROBERTA S. J. TOM A smile of hers is worth a thousand taels of gold. -CHINESE Pnovl-:Rn Academic SHA 6 years St. Patrick 6 years Oahu Youth Council 3 Triple A 3 Hui Na Wahine Opio 2, 3, 4 Librarian 4 Glee Club 4 Hui Ano Maoli Z WINIFRED TONG Patienre is ronrenlrated Commercial SHA4 years St. Patrick 4 years Hui Na Wahine Opio 2, 3, 4 Librarian 4 I MAI LE ANNE TRASK strength. What thoughts in your heart lie a-sleep --BULIVER ing, wishful and tender? -Sn. M. MAUELEVA Commercial SHA I2 years Triple A I, 2, 3, 4 Hui Na Wahine Opio 2, 3, 4 Junior Red Cross Council 4 Librarian 4 Dramatics 3 ROTC Sponsor 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Girl Scouts I KATHLEEN S. TANAKA DIANA Y. M. TANG HELENA THOMPSON Purpose firm is equal to llle deed. Onward, upward, till the goal you min. A ministering angel thou. -SCOTT -Yuuwc -Kemms commucial Commercial Academic SHA 5 yur, SHA 4 years SHA 3 years Trip.. A 3 Sf. Joslph, Waipahu 8 years SIHC 6 years Hui Na Wahine opio 2 3 Hui Na Wahine Opio 4 Oahu Youfh Council 4 Swan, Mauna, I 2 3 '4 Sfudenf Moniior 3, 4 Hui Ano Maoli 2 Librarian 4 ' ' ' Librarian 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Dmmancs 3 CCD 3 Scholasric Honors 2 Gln club 3 Jan, KN 1, YVETTE VAUSE Good sense whirl: o Heaven. -Pow Academic SHA 3 years SHC 6 years Hui Ano Maoli 2 Hui Na Wahine Opin! Junior Achiovornenf 3 Scholasfic Honors 4 Volunieer Junior Aide 3 flw :IL 315 1:3 r 2455 110 fr- -1- ,fry iIllIa :',,,'nU ,1ii1 -'O O-0 ,' il, . , I 3 ,vii .W u ,I oo' - Q size i'i?i53-'2-Eihii if ! -' -Z- 'fe:i:.1'.!.!!-F--L- ' ' ' A 1 '-' Fm,-,F 2 E ,4, I :G ... QQ: ' ' 1251 a i-I ' Jag.-:Z i - 51224: 1: 1112 '-' .'- uly is fha gif! af Q I 8 i l g ,'. ',' ,X pil - f -.3 A vz. -,n j ' . X Eiemeniarg uiioiing - -. 1 9 54 4l PAULA WEBER Born to hopes and aspirations. --Sourmav Commercial SHA I year SI. Francis 3 years VERONICA K. WEHSELAU Self-command is the main eleganref' -E Academic SHA ll years Triple A I Hui Ano Maoli 2 Hui Ne Wahine Opio Z, 3 Shield Slaff 3 Dramafics 3 CCD 3 Chaminade Speech Tournamenf 4 MERSON fachsz,-L .Sfhilf Gb '--'rx YI? GWENDOLYN IVALEE WONG Enduranre, foresight, strength, skill. -Wunnswmu II Academic SHA 4 years SI. Theresa 5 years Maryknoll 3 years Triple A 3 Hui Ano Maoli 2 Hui Na Wahine Opio 3, 4 Audion Slaff 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Dramafics 3 Stage Crew 3 Junior Achievemenf 3 mmf IIN 4 W ' I ,,.,,., ' V I 'lf i.: I ,V,, Q- I Alf- -ig: 1 ia' P Xi, 11 ,I N uv M .all ' -T :I . .. '- 3-ring! f- fvw ., 1-, N--I , r f' v AM , BONNIE YAMASAKI ' A' .'2 f gt I - Kind words are the musir: ol the world N -- ' ' - -TABER ' Academic A H ' iw a - o lSLcrI::ary2 Hui Na Wahine Opio 4 Scholaslic Honors I LOUI LING WONG Persistenry which atlrarls confidence. -WHIPPLE Academic SHA 3 years SHC 7 years Triple A Z Hui Ano Maoli 2 Librarian 4 SHERILYNN G. J. WONG Her manners, all who saw admired. FAYE K. WONG LEONG A dear companion here abide: 1cRABBl! Ewsnsns. Commercial SHA 6 yaars Hui Na Wahine Opio 4 Sfudenf Monitor I, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 4 ROTC Sponsor 4 CCD 3 Glee Club 3. 4 Sacreiary-Treasurer 4 Commercial SHA I2 years Hui Na Wahine Opio Z, 3, 4 Librarian 4 yhgv-mw,mgp,Jpnf,3w111,4mJ0J1m JULIA K. YOSHIDA Crafting lar the keys of the harmonies. -WHITIIER Academic SHA 4 years Sr. Patrick 8 years Hui Ano Maoli 2 Orchufra I, 2, 3 Audion Sfaff 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Scholasfic Honors I, 2, 4 heavenly J ACQUELYN EVONNE GRABINER Tha perlertesr herald al joy. -SHAKESPEARE Commercial SHA 5 monihs Immaculafe Heart, Hollywood BV, years Holy Family, Los Angeles I year Holy Trinity, Los Angeles I year Sain! Bade, La Canada 3 years Hui Na Wahine Opio 4 SENIOR MEMORIES The lows we hue possessed are cur ours, hld m the saered tre1sure ofthe pwst but blest remembrance brmgs them back Drs den Making our own wearing apparel under lhe supervlslon of Mrs Molina JZ-Y, Preparung for another welcome movie 44 Wafchmg oxygen bubbles nn fhe chemnslry Iabora+ory Fllmg umporfanf pap rs mio 'File cabmefs Admlrlng someone else 5 gracluahon proofs l f r A , .I , fy 3 E E34 ' , , , . , . ,, N f '5 Z? Q I . E 4 L 7 - U - , V 'xr N if e . ll.. 4 f4 W ,W ,, I X . gn. '7- Q n , I .PY V - W' . 'G 1,1 f fmff Xx x '- J Q W2 I II I, I I I IIII: 'I V, Ck WU I I : I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I., I- I -I , x is X ,gx 5? X .X : 'li-1, 'EQ-j -, X WL.-.ugh Cwlijigl .X ctw. 'xg I P'-. I I L IF' I 'Q Q 'Q I XXQ. I I 5 975- - I x ' VW' -- ff f 51,1 fl. ff IT ' I I I I I I . I ' Q I I I I I I I I 3 .I I I I I I I 1 I I I ' I I I I N I I I I ' I I I I I I 1 -, I I N: S ,fs I I g I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I , c ,ull iwpc In ,xglucw .1 must lotly goal. M ilu- Jaw .md thu www sxvnitly' roll. K. 6 9 ', aw W Q H 197 W , .f ' , VZ'l2w2 ' f- ,.,,,'y.,4m N.. am, 2 1.45 a X ,Wy CLASS GF 1961 MOTTO ln umon +here IS s+reng+h FLOWER Whlfe Carnahon COLORS Red and Whn+e Treasurer Jonelle Soon rnghf makes a suggeshon fha? seems io have the hearly approval of vnce presndenf Georgefle Bruns leff presldeni Bernadette Nebel sfandnng and secreiary Sfephame Kealoha Enthusxastncally QHYICIPBUDE suptrnornty as stmors the jumors mar the top of tht hrgh school ladder' Lookmg back they chtrnsh happy hours spent ID x med actxvxtxts Among thenr treasured memorxes are the -Iumor Prom and tht prlde of then' Hrst formal the shmx new cllss rmgs the dellghtful anxxcty experienced on the optnmg mght of the Tumor Plav and the enjoyable class pxcnlc The jumor year held as a challenge concentrated studs and serlous acceptance. of respon s1b1l1ty These same young ladles were for a greater part of the txme absorbed m rel1g1on Amerrcan hnstory grammar hterature composmon algebra Il or Caesars Galhc Wars The busmess m1nded of the Class of 61 could often haxe been found knee deep nn fundamental typmg., or shorthand Then of course there xx as Trench' And Chorus' And Home Ee As they stand on the threshold of stmordom tht jumors reahze that success xx 111 bt thelrs It thes contmut to hxe hx then' motto In Umon Ihcrt ls Strength I+ s a greaf day for fhe Juniors when ihose CLASS RINGS arruve' Jusf ask Joan Ranney Yolanda Hussey Barbara McMullm Haunam Won Elnzabeth Hnnion and Lounse Chong wha? rapfure fhey feel' Il I 0 - . . . 0 . - . - l l. l l- - . . . . . Y i. . Y Q Vx. . . I- I . ' -v ' , . ,' . -s ' V, ', . ' ,- y ' s,. , . .. K . . I . . V Y I . . , 1, .t ., H . . ,, . X . . x . i . 'l' ' s r ' - A -s - ' 1 9 ' 1 v . . . .. , . ' 1 1 s 1 v -- ' - 1 rf u - - 1 v - , ., , 4 . r . , , .. . , ,. 11 av , . , . . . -- , . . ,, . .. .. Y - v v . t y 1 I . .. K . Q' f - . . - I I I 1 . - JQLLY IUNIORS OUTER ROW cloclrwuse Jean Blaclr LyneHe Leong Julnana ParcI'aesIn Joan Ranney Barbara McMlIIm Brenda Lau Anfonneiie Hmch Pafrncna Alencasfre Duane Ollver Shenla Wong Edwuna Chun Vlrganna Aona Julue Ahue GeorgeHe Bruns INNER ROW Lnlluan Safo Lnnda Baga Bernadeiie Nebel Duane Breach Gaul Weber Shenla McKee Sandra Dolum Carlnefia Lum Barbara Chung JUGDIIB McKeague OUTER ROW clockwnse Barbara Lohrey Judy Mnyamo+o Jo Anne Colvm Doroihy Serrao JoneIIe Soon Elnzabefh Hnnfon Annefie Ornellas Becky Leong Darlene Marfm Consiance Lau Alncna Srnufh Lyndaneffe Rodrngues Es+reIIn+a Manaons INNER ROW Mnchelle Noguchu Margare+ Goo Judnfh Black Georgnana Chang Janei Lawrence Doreen Orhz Arlene Ulnshnma Duane Lewns Barbara Kukua Pa'IrIcna Silva Lorna Yum MISSING FROM PICTURE Haunam Won I 5 , I I I EIizabe:rh Wong. I I I . rv C2 '- OUTER ROW cloclrwnse Pruscllla Valdez Sharon Nagaoka Penny Jo Meuners Sandra Reclreh Geraldnne Gouvela Lllluan Knnzue Sandra De Luma Kalhy Cronan Barbara Balcuhs Judlfh Searls Joanna Bur+on Sheula Sfone INNER ROW Jacqueline De Jesus Yolanda Hussey Maxine Akana Lum Laura Chang Cynfhla Franquez Amra Hamalrer Jacquelme Ura+a Vnciorna Lau Paula Souza MIDDLE ROW Sieph anne Kealoha Rosemarne Alop SMILI G THROUGH S OUTER ROW clockwuse Gaul Cosia Maxnne Boychallz Mlchelle Wong Leong Erlyne Ahalruelo Carol anne Meyer ColeHeA1u Sfephanue Marcuel Gaul Mace Julue Brlssefle Leona El: Verna Phflllps Char lene Nunes INNER ROW BernadeHe Kam Ann Kahoonel Shurley Olsen Louuse Chong Genevieve Gomes Clare Gomes Yvonne Vallaes Valerne Freulas MIDDLE ROW Vnrgmna Kau Barbara Kennedy Joyel Kam Wri'ring shorlhand-in flue air! Decorafing Our Lady's shrine. fQ 1-Swing U Sfudying maps and preparing lwisiory reporls. Learning a foreign language +l1e new way. .J ,Q if ,Q ,, ,PW 'N ,A Preparing 'ro serve a delicious, nu+ri+ious meal. Lisfening fo and dramalizing deIIgh+FuI selecfions A D E JUYI G ALL THEY DO 49 THE CLASS OF 1962 MOTTO Our deshny lues sn our knowledge FLOWER Gardema COLORS Royal Blue and Whu+e The up and comnng sophomore class officers are able and ready' Left fo rrqhf presndeni Naom Nlshnmofo vice presudenl Maxine Leong secre vary Duane Moore and freasurer Mona Mae Chang Conscnous of the lmpwct of knowledge upon thelr future SHA s ugorous sophomores took then' rlch currlculum m full strxde Ambxtlously thtv tackled such subjects as Eng lush b1ology and ex er confustng geometry Thex bectme more mvolved 1n the IHIYICHCICS of Lqtm French or Spxmsh RCllg1On was a fumlnr course but I-lomemakmg prox td new and mtrlgumg lt lrmng Yet studymg was not 111 they dmd They strovt to dutlop tht qu1l1t1es 1nd ur tues that form staunch C.1thol1c women And they were able to enjoy themselves lm mensely durmg th1s vntal second year of hxgh school They drd have fun too' Yes mdetd the vtlxant sophomores are very much pwrt and mrccl of den' SHA' ln them their Alma Mmter places hlgh hopes for leetdershnp tooptrltncn md loy1lty who-na-vffff' Valerna Paresa Pairncna Macltlm Cecnly Shupman and Ka+hryn Au ullusfrafe how bnology and sophomore are almosfsynonymous . gs . . . ,I ' ' ' 1 ,' . ,. ' 5 . . . . . . . Y E ,, ,, W . - . , . , Y - K. 7. 'V L , . . . . 4 , , 1 . l L 1 , K lx Des ite obstacles, the Class of '62 conscientiouslv advanced in their tuest for hi her P . S ll ' ' ' . A . I 1 1 B 73 X t . A L Y. ,, - 5 - , I ' l r ' r ' - . . . N I . I , , . - i Y - .. ,, , , . . - . . . . ' . . , ' ' 1 ,L . '. S i I ll l Il I 50 ?5 i gg 1 OUTER ROW cloclrwnse Pa+ ucna Macmn Kafhleen Crow Theresa Carler Ellen Brnlhanle l.aVerne Wong Velma Tong Nancy Dolan Ka+hIeen Runs Joanne Kam Palrucna Paulos Anneffe Awana Sandra Shea Valerna Paresa Rose Renler INNER ROW Veronica Tong Shirley Tamura Sharon Yuen Brenda Carrenra Joanna Pnres Kay Yamasalu Maruon Taqawa Kalhryn Au Lola Alana MIDDLE ROW Beverly Nakamoro Cnarloffe Uyema+su MISSING FROM PICTURE Eva Gomez SUPP ERI G SOPHOMORES 4 ,Q 1 1 - i 3 OUTER ROW cloclrwnse Chrnshne Alupuo Frances PauI Karen Morenra Clare Anahu Lydna Chun Judnlh Crang Marne A Pnres Palrncna Van Saders Evelyn Yum Marulyn Greene Sharon Lqffle Kafhleen Gruber INNER ROW Arlene Kxmura Ceculy Shnpman Pairucna Ho Naorm Nnshnmolo Elfreuda Pang Mary Elzabelh News Suzanne Dods Darrylyn Wong Barbara Ballangao MIDDLE ROW Beverly Johnson Barbara Sm lh Evelyn Chang Q 'T if Y' W 51 N Yr I I A .M A ' 1 , I , . 3 OUTER Row I I c oc wise Michelle Ishu Cafherlne Mofoda Jo Ann Duff Johanna Symonds Genevueve Reeves Joan Leong Gwendolyn Ho Irma Frlas Maxme Leong S+eIIa Cavaco Elena Leonlda Marlorne Vlerra PBITICIB Chong Pauleffe Beloberk INNER ROW Pefra Abad Margarel Malunn Gwynellh Yum Slwarle Wong Linda Cabral Haunanl C M ampos arnlou Enos Paula Guanzon Carolyn BenneH' Carol Thomas MIDDLE ROW Kalwala Ann Traslr MISSING FROM PICTURE Rae Jones FORGING AHEAD OUTER ROW cloclrwuse Lmda WrmgII+ Mary Lounse Genhlum Gaul Kruse .ludlfh Mannion Jane Searls Mabel Gauglwen Doane Cummnngs Myra Lee Sarah Ann Cr D I1 ozxer ap ne Alwuna Kaflwleen SIUVQIS PauIeHe Nelson Duane Drum INNER ROW Elvanelfe Gonsalves Shirley Lau Elnzabelh Koen Bernadeffe Sanfos Audrey Wood PBIYICIB Lum Duane Mo M I ore ar: yn Holi Mona Mae Chang Beverly Clnock MIDDLE ROW Slwaron Hnno Pearl Lum BeHy Lou Chong lish class. el Correchng one ano+h,,,.'s composmons. Declining nouns nn Lahn, for oflwers amuse THROUGH THEIR NSCHCDLASTIC TROUBLESN Preparing proiecls for flue annual biology exhibit men+ or one's own ama1emen+! Twirling Compasses, drawing lines, applying lheorems, elc., efc., I geomefric heroism! 53 Relwearsing for public performances in Eng- CLASS OF 1963 MOTTO Successful yer humble FLOVVER Wl1l+e Carnahon COLORS Green and Wl'1u+e Freshman presldenl Vnc+orua Love sfandlng discusses ihe choice of a class rnoilo wulh voce presrdenf Duane Kennedy secrelary Lnureen Oflll and rreasurer Kaflrleen Zane a mg 1 plaee m rhe lmsh selwool rmks at llst' Ilnsn ll l lumen rum nw mln lute ot ex erx student mmkmi, the freshmm xmr 1 tnulx memorable om The Class of 63 humg bl'lXLd the terrors of lmtntxon md eonquered rhe buxllder ment of hrgh school routme mn look to the put yur xx nth prmde nn rlwur leeomplrslxmcnt Studymg, more deeplx 1nd thoroughlx they hue opened up new sroruooms of knoxxl edge m world history selence zlgebra 1nd foreign l1X,Lll5,LS Tlnu 3,l1Sp of rallglon md Fnglxsh has been lI1ICI1Sl6LCl md utrlxzed Tlwenr lest for lLllI1lI'!g rould xxrll lx s,uu,Ld bx tl1e1r excellent bulletm bolrd dlsplus ln uarx subjeet 1I1Qll7X tlun LlgLll1LSS to putlelplte nn speeeh ILIIVIIILS 1 lZll1tL,Il1L x llur of ll1Lll LQlLlk,lIl0l1 ll'ILlll1SpllLLl ln lou for rhrn Alml Xl I 1 Sl A s 0 U 5 rf- cum Effechve bullehn boards mvolve worlz buf for Jo Anne Kelly Therese Pesl-ana Bernacleffe Yee an Bernaclelie Cavaco llwey are fun fo prepare l ll Il Tk'Le 'A ' Aj . '. As. 'ca-' 'I ' v lr s Y t v' , s L 1' st K - lv 1 Q . .. ., e 5 1 l 1 ' x ' N' l ' I ' ' R '. Q' H 'I I . . ' y r 1 f , -, , 1 , ' , s , , 1 - 1 - - V - 1 . I , . , -l I 1 '-' X V - .7 'vu-vv -'- v- -'rl , . , . t , . . . K .L . K ., K . . . V. I .lg x 2 'I 4 D X . . l. I '. . . ' 1 lx ' 'Q 7' V ' .' , '. ,,.' ,,, ,. ',. . V rf-.,,,. , .',', . Rell r - 'Q' ,. ' 1' ' ...mugfl ' freshmen lmve nirned .ll personal .ulv.mccmcnt .xml lmvc I'C!11.ll'li.1l7lf' .wlmievcal ix. ' ' '--'-- 2 A .... . . .,., ---'-' V -. , K ' A f we , .J . - Yew , . EAGER FRESHMEN . . . OUTER ROW cloclrwuse Julcana Choy Almura Chun Prlsculla Wong Kafhleen Zane Annabelle Marn Suzanne JOIWICRI Kalhleen Drum Jo Ann Kelly Eileen Arona Lola Glllls Duane Kennedy Charlofre Mendes INNER ROW Lorraine Ah Beverly IIOBAIIJ Lynneffe Ignacio Georgia Ann Lee Carol Aoi: Joan Leong Kafherme Kuwasalu Bernacleife Yee MISSING FROM PICTURE Bernade++e Cavaco Maureen McNamee OUTER ROW cloclrwlse Geraldeen Lmcoln Darlene Lacfaoen Frances Ho Lauraleu Yuen PearIIeH Vncfor Kafhleen Brnsse++e Jewel S I: e arnecu Deane Beclrer Chrashne Prada Kalhleen Souza Eluzaberh Harrns Maureen McCar+I'1y Therese Pesfana Laureen Orhz INNER RO F W Lorene Alu Lehfna Young rancune Kauona Pamela Speclor Claudua Wong Kafhle W en on Claudla Mnranda Barbara Ross Marne Texenra Frances Shllman CharIo++e Apuna W I K Gw ndol n Vmfa Slnxrley Lee Kaflwleen MacKIIlop Ululam Smulln Mary OUTER RO coc wnse e y Elrzabefh Pascoe Teresa Nunes Bernadelfe Ranney Moana Tseu Sydney Chun Rayneife Duarie Shenla IA M I Mar Lou Ornellas Marnlyn Koga INNER ROW Marilyn Solrugawa Marlen Freufas Caro nn onna y Marsh Maureen Hogan LyneHe Lum Lucreha Kong Barbara Monlz Elaine Kaneslwxro LERT AND ENTHUSIASTIC L.1.q-I OUTER ROW cloclmwnse Karen Ward Mary Ann Ke a Winona Bruhn Puananl Kincaid Mary Lounse R N Cassud Donna Correlra Sharolyn Pang Margaref Mary Reich Pafrlcla Wong Leong ego ancy y Vncforua Love Onelfa Sue Pliner INNER ROW Dolorlne Tavares Sandra Gagllano Roberia Rleder E1IseIGlbson Luccla Ho Arlene Aplo Deudra Souza Ella Marne Telese Caroline Valdez MISSING FROM PICTURE Marlbeflw Really I - I I I I I I I I , I I I - 3 I 9 I I I I I I I - -. S I - I ' I I I I I I I I I I - - I I I I I I I I - ea n o es Spa shcass UH gnu! V' De elop ng po sem publ c spe lr ng ff 3' Q if usiraf g e en'fs old H s'ro y I g algeb d sp ays Vfllllifi VITALIZINCJ THEIR CLASSRQQM ENDEAVQRS L rni g canci n in ni I . 09 Sbkvwmlm I .,..A 5 3 v I i ' i a I . Q y f ' ' x 0, iv .Gam A R A Ill in v inw r i r . K E1 'V V4 Plann'n ra I I . 5 w High' in e son in religion. 1 A 5 3 q 4 GRADE EIGHT I 'UV U 7' V 1- I... -VU 4 -f 'xl 4 3. FIRST ROW leff fo rlghi Mary Mae Marhn Renee Sanros Pafrlcla Dods Jams Yum Carol Menezes Anneffe Harada Mary Parrace Thom Mlchelle Douschen Maureen McCar'lhy SECOND ROW Carole II K D Pacheco Winona Machado Phyllls Vause Bernadelfe Luu Demse Lounse Nobrega Wa yce um sane Weaver Louu Mee Wong THIRD ROW Mana McCormack Pafrlcla Cronan Melame Tavares Maydene B h lk Chr shne Pan FOURTH Young Vlcforla Russell Dororhy Ferrous Sheila Wallworlr Trudy Ann oyc a I g ROW Lena Tong Darlene Miranda Gall Frerlas Judy Dowdy Naoml Hmch Sarah Brady Irene Esrrella Camllle Inferrera Andrea Pomroy FIFTH ROW LoreHa Corles Wumfred Fruas Janice Leong Nnnale Plunkelr Lealrlce Ng Clarissa Jenkins Nalam Judd Helen Tagawa Theresa Pedro Suzanne Hemer Susan Wafson Loyal Garner Duane Esfrella Palrlcla Drum Terry Lund GRADE SEVEN Y +V-rv V 15 -. 3:4 FIRST ROW lefr lo rnghf Sharon Moore Pange Carrer, Bernadehe Ancog, Sharon Campos, Dee Ann COND ROW O'Keefe, Michelle Colfo, Phyllus Chang, Lunda Young, Kalhleen Maloney, Felice Wong SE Carol Mclnfosh, Valerue Tavares, Greer Carrenra, Lunda Caures, Harvaleen Ho, Pafrucla Yap, Vuc+orna Wong, Therese Tepedmo, Cynrhua Jelllngs, Carol Oliver THIRD ROW La Verne Calres, Linda Holmes, Colleen Chun, Donna Gruber, Cynfhua Kong, Rosalind Garcna, Duane Hogan, Laura Young, Robln An drade, Maureen Buclr FOURTH ROW Wm Ann Conroy, Alvnna Lopez, Lmda Perreura, Theresa Yum, Shnrleen Warson, Alberia Leong, Judy Lewis, Danelle Slone, Bernadeffe Klnzle FIFTH ROW Francune McShane, Peggy Keller, Pandora Chung, Palrucla Guerrero, Helenlounse Kern, Sandra Shipman, Pamela Chong, Theone Pedro. Duana Searls , sf V V , ,g :iv I Q ' ' ' Lf - .,.'- g I T , D , T, .f , .,. ,. V P 1 v fy y .r -. V- ' -Q, I , .. fy.. , ' f E Q ,. ,A h f -,., K 4 V'-I yzyy Z ,uul A ' W K - ' ., . in -I X ' 'K , ' U ,3 1 - . , ggi - ' 1 F I . A I Q I 6 I I V f - T' . A- If 4 Y GRADE SIX la Q FIRST ROW leff fo rughl Judulh Sullnvan Charlene Kalanu Sue Ann Pang Lynne Hogan Gaul Chung Lmda Morenra Darla Loo Le gh Ann Howell Charlene Lau Kalhleen Johnson SECOND ROW Jayne Lash Wullefle Meyer Haunann Judd Georgellelle Medearos Soma Wong Hollus Concepllon Jane? Tagawa Duanne Pang Alexns Rego THIRD ROW Lola Shllman Yvonne Kumalaa Gall Souza Alexis Wood Kafhleen Rodrigues Charlolfe Amoy Colelie Drane Marne Bragg FOURTH ROW Frances Brlssefle Glnger Conroy Cecily Law Bernadelfe Pedro Louuse Brooks Bonnue Lohrey Lucmda Quon Pamela Lund Veronica McAulfon FIFTH ROW Diana Dolan Mary Lou Searls Marfha Mueller Char lene lnferrera Rulh Keoho Marvalee Kallma Carol Anderson Leola Gora Rnfa Whnhng Bernadeffe Alrase MISSING FROM PICTURE Pamela Gonsalves Dayna Ranlun I ala. I CJR DI: FIVE QC ala EIS FIRST ROW lelf fo rnghf Jacqueline Lash Joan Munnehan Kendall Prada Susan Reeves Shereen Plllgrlno Laureen Plllgrlno Renae Alves Jacquelme Young Danielle Dods Jane? Sharpe SECOND ROW Carolyn Azevedo Llnda Sullon Anfolnefle Ancog Celesle MCCOfmlCK Nadine Abreu Edulh Courlney Brenda Banlo Dune Howell Mary Gall Sanders THIRD ROW Jean Ann Freufas Eluzabelh Gora Beverly Tong Jenmfer Goo Lorna Lum Beverly Flguelra Crysfal Olnver Brenda Chung FOURTH ROW Jullann Borges Donna Ferrenra Jamsne Hegerfeldl Olga Fenwnck Hedwlg Coleman Donna Mc Keague Duane Thomas Chrlshne Jozvuch FIFTH ROW Lunda Rapoza Duane Lauruano Lorella Lum Yolanda Wery Sfephame Smllh Charlene Kroner Karen Olson Theodora Furlado Palrlcla Hull MISS ING FROM PICTURE Yvonne Scanlan Knshe Segar GRADE EOUR FIRST ROW leff fo rnghf Jane Sulllvan Trudy Lando Elame Rogers Amelua Gora Wanda Onlan Valerle Chung Mary Lounse Guerrero Lynn Jordan Debra Buckley Donna Len McCullen SECOND ROW John neHe lnferrera Marcella Glessner Gwendolyn Souza Anna Repuccu Phyllus Saffery June Tavares Gayle Apuna Pafrlcla Brlsseffe Deborah Cobb THIRD ROW Sandra McAul+on Deborah Sonogmnu LyneHe Chang Cecilia Ahuna Sandra Young Frances Awal Jacquellne Pablo Maurncra Wallworlr Marlorle Chung FOURTH ROW Karen Lee Raphael Marlha Hara Bonme May Frances Adler Bonme Cullen Susan Chung Karen Hardman Erin Coslello Sher: Lee TlbbeHs FIFTH ROW Karen Holi Wllmalee Hlnch Andrea Cummings Annabelle Pedro Shirley Momz DE THREE li 5, FIRST ROW leff Io rughl Maeda Carrelra Mary Goeas Galle O Keele Jull Souza Jamie Alves Rose marle McAul+on Deborrah Lohrey Deborah Moldonado Melvla Mendes SECOND ROW Dodle Neves Deborah McDaniel Joanne Chun Raynelle Farla Loss COIIO Debra Walls Bonme Frelfas Debra Cam pos Corinne Mlller THIRD ROW Irma Leong Terrnlee Kelroclam Kafhleen Faublon Deborrah Mc Carfhy Joy Gruber Luanne Magnam Jocelyn Canres Loulslyn Caures Carmel Knm FOURTH ROW Angellfa De Jesus Wesleen Wvlllngham Gwendolyn Altana Gerfrude Hana Madelme McKay Deborah Barley Renee Hardman Randedale Chung Karen Kaeo FIFTH ROW Barbara Hegerfeldf Pamela Dolan Lynn Brewer Theresa lgnaclo Norlne Wong Leong Donna Flguelra Verdell Sllva Wendy Ho Joann lnferrera Noreen Fernandez MulIyneHe Kealohn , 5 5 5 J I of V4 Q V Y F I 3 :B GR , . ' ' , ' ,,...g we I I -'fx xii, 'I' I ' .L A V Lf' 1 I A ' Az J, VV GRADE TWO FIRST ROW Ieffl h+ P I o rig au me Dads Lisa Lee Cynlhna Bruhn Susan Andrade Debra Morelra Mary Ann Slruss Randuann Porras Erma Mendlola Veronica Hlpa Lynn Sllva SECOND ROW Cynlhla Buenavenfura Wendy Goeas Kafhleen McKay Paulelle Wmdrafh Anfolnelle Cosfa Kalhy Persle Rachelle Cyprlano Jodi Emperado Susan Adams Cheryl Lum THIRD ROW Maile Buck Vuclorla Souza Donnie Lee Charlene Amell Karen Nalama Deirdre Tavares Roxanne Hurley Jan Muller Reneile Reeves Noeleen Todd FOURTH ROW Waonelle Silva Debra Corles Karen Kaseman Aileen Shllman AnIolneH'e Leong Cafherme Lino Genevieve Perreura Susan Hull Erneshne Bray Lyndon Lee FIFTH ROW Karen Jordan Leona Ng Jewel Jeremiah Sophie Coleman Barbara Schneider Wandalee Cor nefle Celeshne Ranney Harvelyn Cornwell Leslie Kealoha GRADE O E F AW FIRST ROW left Io ' ht P I rig : aua Thom Lorene Perez Susan Menezes Frances Pehigrew Rowin Alrana Shelley Mae Pang Judilh Coifo Allhea McKeague Diana Jean Figueira Melanie Chang Candace Loo Leonore De Caslro. SECOND ROW: Debra Teves Arlene Medeircs Cynlhia Rapoza Michelle Cypriano Pafricia Leslie Leslie Lynn Pafria Sfephanie Silva Diane Couriney Lynefle De Mello Yolanda Andrade. THIRD ROW: Jaunefre Guerrero Lynn Marie Souza Dale Ellen Cullen Sandra Awana Debra Hunl' Kathleen Bolelho, Pafricia Miranda, Maureen Greene, Valerie Chun. FOURTH ROW: Debra Peck, Rulh Meek, Nora Sfillman, Lisa Marie Sagerholm, Geylan Figueira, Pafricia Mau, Anna Chrisiine Schroeder, Joanne Anderson, Corlyss Chun, Rhonda Peck. FIFTH ROW: Mahina Dauer, Leanne Feldman, Nuela Fonlaine, Palli Lynn Lovell. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Arlene De Jesus. KI DERG RTE fs 2-.an-ilu' gn FIRST ROW Ieff fo rnghf Kafhleen Ncshnfoml Celia Ann Hamada Carol Canfo Sandra Lea Palma Cafhryn Harada Debra Jean Lovell Damuena Silva Mary Pedro Ernca Jordan Kaflwleen Gora Glornerfa Oana SECOND ROW Susan Tamanaha Merry Geralyn Hull Debra Ann Mello Judy Ann Ferreira Coleffe Anne Swlfzer Suzanne Chamberland Kuuleu Ann McCuIIen Zanefa Cornnne Mullen Vlrgmna Farlas Susan Mae Galarlada Celesle Concephon THIRD ROW Chrushne Bray Jo Ann Jeremiah Knm berley Faublon Zma Mary Glornoso LaVerne Ballo Gale Pang Charfa Inez Leong Pauleffe Caplener Barbara Branch FOURTH ROW Anne Ellzabeih Slurgls PauIeHe Hurley Pafrlcla umn PauIeHe Alrana Cynilna Dlas Chnshne Kaseman Arlene Marquez Tuare Marne Ioela Brndgefie Suders Mnchelle umn FIFTH ROW Marnon Onfau Benedyne Jay Lamer Reeves Preparing Good MOIIIET s Day progecfs ns always fun buf Emslw :ng fouches require full concenfrahon as fhese eugldh graders prove Sfandmg Vuclorna Russell Doroihy Pefrous Sealed M clwelle Donsclmen Maydene Young Learning fo wrnle ns really a hard lob for hny firsf graders buf Joanne Andrade Debra Teves Pafrncua Mau and Jaunefle Guerrero fake spelling an sfrsde i , me S My ff SW!!! . ,Q 9 45 Qvfg , ., ' '- gf 'f ' r - ' da' . f if 1 ',',f' ' 9 NJ . x P ' . 'T Q . A N I 1,-4 Q 1 1 . Q , r , t --M--fi 1 lj .,,L..,....1...l A g. L ,M..L...,,.l ,,l 5 M lm., J 5 M . f -V ' ,jiwf , ,, -:NWA ' 31 7 5 LHM 5 M' 1. 3' J un ','W I ' 524 QQ., 2 ti, ' . gg n ! : 'ju ' fwnh ' if' J 4, ff f ' f :T 'if A, Wy X ni f , Q je Make Him loved! Spfeadfbfoad 'Tis our endeavor: l:VIf1Q Tdeiidge G've Him cloryl Ti 'f 9 VCV Mgke Him King! To Him we bring! Mary Anneffe Camera lrighfl poinfs ouf fhe legionnaire in fhe medallion depicfing fhe members of fhe Sacred Hearfs Congreqafion, while Ruby Ho and Kafhryn Molina radiafe fhe ioy of being Aposfles lncorporafedf' THE SACRED HEARTS LEGION Undoubtedly the Sacred Hearts Legion is the most important campus organization! To Console . . . to repair . . . to adore! This is the lofty end towards which faithful legionnaires Zealously strive. W'ith lovingly compassionate hearts they sacrifice fifteen minutes of leisure time weekly to kneel in .adoration before the Blessed Sacrament. Besides befriending the lonely King of the tabernacle, they also make sacrifices and offer prayers for the conversion of sinners. Privileged, for a few years now, to be ranked as junior Exterior Associates of the SS.CC. Congregation, they seek to live, work, and pray for the greater honor and glory of the Sacred Hearts. Their motto beautifully expresses the unseliishncss of the service they offer to jesus through Mary: lux! fn gin' Him gIury.' Barbara Lohrey, Judy Blacll, and fwin-sisfer Jean keep fhe adorafion card in order. Anneffe Awana dons fhe red band worn durinq fhe weelily adorafion. Af fhe feef of fhe Kinq of Love, Legion offi- cers Rufh Chong and Janice Tavares fabulafe fhe sacrifices and prayers offered for fhe spread of His reign. SHA's TARCISIANS H Hxi ABOVE: Kafhleen Johnson and Charlene Kalani show +ha+ in +he sixlh grade +he Tarcisians pray for froubled China. LEFT: The liffh grade's mission is Tahiti, Dixie Howell smilingly informs us. JUNIOR APOSTLES OF THE KING OF LOVE The earning of Golden Pennies through prayers, sacrifices, and Eucharistic devotions is a specialty with SHA,s zealous TARS. True to the goal set them by their founder Qsaintly Fr. Mateo, SS.CC., world-renowned apostle of the Sacred Hearty, and inspired by the example of St. Tarcisius, the youthful martyr of the Blessed Sacrament, they strive to make Jesus known and loved. Spirited little missionaries, they powerfully help to convert souls, especially in the mission field of their choice. Their apostolate is clearly revealed in the words of the song they love best, their own Tarcisian hymn: We love Thee, Lord, and we will love Thee ever We long to see Thy Heart triumph and reign. We long to help all souls to know and love Theeg For this we offer all our joy and pain. Yes, He must reign the Sovereign King of Nations! His love must be acknowledged and adored. Advcniat! must be our prayer unceasing, Adveniat! O Heart of Christ, our Lord. Mlfhff N9 W 4- ac! Wifh fams and Tarcisian medals on, Renee Alves, Mary Gail Sanders, and LoreHa Lum happily hurry off 'for a visif to chapel. Valerie Ching and Gwendolyn Souza fabulafe fhe weal+h of Golden Pennies fhe fourih grade has earned for souls in Japan. Don 1' forgef +o lalte lhaf bollle back Sherulynn Wong remunds achng Jean Cavaco Suzan Mufsuda and Veronuca Wehselau go unremunded MONITORS Haul to SHA s efhcutnt and devoted student monutors the self sacrufucung herounes vsearung the vs hute and gold bands Thus pow erful contun gent 32 strong assumes the burden of campus superyusuon durung the noon recess Workung un shufts eught of these S M s may dauly be seen at theur strateguc posts Seryuce us non compulsory and only four monntors are chosen un each hugh school class from among the SHA ers volunteerung yearly Although the confuclence of the faculty and the respect of the student body us rewardung enough a small token of apprecuatuon us guven each fauth ful monutor un the 1nnu:1lPrcsentatuon Assembly A merut pun us awarded for three year servuce and a specual reward for four year duty Thus year s four year S M s are Moana Lane Helena Thompson and Sherulynn Wong Here s my sugned pass explauns Jac quelune De Jesus +o Helena Thompson Monu+ors all' FIRST ROW lefl +o rughl Joan Leong Pelra Abad Eluzabefh Wong Judy Mu a molo, Elouse Burgo, Jane+ Lawrence, Duane Lewus, RayneHe Duarte SECOND ROW San ra ReclteH, Louuse Chong. Jeanne Moy, Duane Espuno, Elu1abe+h Kuau, Pa+rucua Paulos, Wunona Bruhn, Bernaderle Cavaco THIRD ROW Erlyne Ahaltuelo, Sandra De Luma, Maruorue Vuorra Marulyn HoI+, Eluzabefh Harrus, Luccua Ho, Suzanne Jozwuclu, Sandra Shea FOURTH ROW Charlorie Mendes Teresa Nunes, Nancy Dolan, Anneife Awana, Kafl-uleen Tanaka, Susan Keller LIBRARIANS A desnre to help motnatcs SHA s des ottd lrbrarxans whose dutmcs are many but whose matcrxal revs ards are small XVhen not guldmg, students to the best works for study or pastxmt, they are engaged ln Checkmg books m or out mcndlng or shelslng them and tvpmg or Hlmg cards Realnzmg that books are keys to wlsdom s treasure thtse solunttcrs from the sophomore jumor and stmor tlasses tonsuentrously SIFIVL to make our lrbrary a qulet sanctuary for seekers of knowledge Grate fully SHA acknowledges thelr unselhsh serutts and tenders them 1 srncerc Mahalo' VETERAN LIBRARIANS FIRST ROW Iefr fo nghf Janice Tavares Mary Louise Serrao Julaa Yoshida Florence Fun: Suzan Mnlsuda Dxane Tang SEC OND ROW Lucille Murray Edlrh Lum Evelyn Mesma Leanne Luke Rurh Chong Jerllyn Chong Kee Eloise Leong THIRD ROW AnneH'e Nakano Claruce Cocker? Lofus Kekahuna Phyl Ins Doaschen Eluzabefh Klan Charlene Luls FOURTH ROW Ruby Ho Mary Anneffe Camara Frneda Lenchanko Carol Ann Hee Gwendolyn Wong Florence Fulu files Iulerary dale Mary Anneffe Ca mara shelves reiurned books whsle Lolus Kekahuha and Elnzabefh Klan wall' on fhree Iuffle SHA ers Assnsfanf Inbranan Lofus Kekahuna busy nn Ihe work room Head Librarian Elnzabelh Kla siandmg and fanfhful helper Lucnlle Murray serv behnnd +he scenes RECENT RECRUITS FIRST ROW Iefl 'fo rnghf Ceculua Akum Shurley Takau No welo Keknps Lou: Lung Wong Jane? Pang SECOND ROW Phyllls Lee Carole Murakaml Anna May Dnadul Maile Anne Trask Rose Marne Bofelho Sandra Lau THIRD ROW Carolyn Shea Shernlynn Wong Wmnfred Tong Flora Lee Roberfa Tom Helena Thompson Kafhleen Tanaka FOURTH ROW Gaul Chung Faye Wong Leong Susan Kel Ier Pafncna Garrahan 67 ' . . I . .. . . . 5 6 T sm . , v I . . . H r .I 7 l v .. V f Y ' 1 Y ' Y. ' 1 V 'Y l . I T xl w ' 1 - , , . . . x D -f--xv - 'hx I 7 U u , ,. . ' s x . X s y. t - , 1 V -2 v-'s- 1 I x , - U U .. . . . .. . . I . .. . .. e . . . ,.. ' 'I V , 0 . U x 1 , - 3 . I - . . . - ' , : . 1 . .. n I ' ' ' . ' ' I I I 4 . . . , , . , . SHA s Iunior Red Cross Unit his 1LlI'l1lI'llJlX fulfilled its motto Speirlituled by the RC Council eomposed of two reprtstntitiwts from meh hi h sehool eliss members hue duotetl themselves to helping their neighbor Nlonthlx mectmp it school 1nd it RC Heulqulrters helped produte united lttion Wforking on X lrious projtets suth lSl1klPlI1g to tleeorlta. Triplex' Arms Hos pital during, the Th1nhss,n1n5, hohdus hlhm, Christmls gilt boxes for nettll at lzastertime pros iding, ltis for institutions ind hospitils on Lu Dlx hls fosterttl friendship ind cooperation both in the Unit itself md with othti Units In the last two sears THE SHA SHll'l D h1s tiken pwrt in the 1nnu1l IRC Publicity Contest JRC delegaie Karen Freifas proves fha? spreading cheer doubles personal 'oy Y Sails Maile Trask enlhuslashc JRC clelegale happily prepares Christmas decorahons for fhe hospitals Presenhng SHAs JRC Council' Cloclcwise Mary Elizabeth Pascoe Ishii Margaref Mdklnl Joanna Burlon Georgeffe Bruns Maile T Frieda Lenchanlto, Jonelle Soon, Karen Frelfas, Laura Chang, K Darlene Lacfaoen, and Oneufa Sue Pu+ner AMERICAN jUNIOR RED CROSS SERVICE EOR UTHERS Frieda Lenchanko cenferl JRC chairman receives able asslslance from co chaurman Jernlyn Chong Kee lefi and secrefary Jonelle Soon Lehha Young Michelle rash Jerilyn Chong Kee afhryn Au, Mary Neves, l . ' . ' , l I - . ' V - 1 I - R 51 my I r , in .. , . , ' , ' .', 'A v .',., rw . QAIE 'L Q' 'RA ' vt A X ' s - w Lk- s ' , . - 3 i ' . Y -- ' . .' . . . . . ' , . .- ' L., - r v L 'jx ' v LF' v ' tj r 4'-' 'H Y ...- children overseas, baking cookies for the Children's Hospital, decorating Triplex' A ' ' V' ' , ff ' ' ' , 1 ' , ,' . fi , 1 -- X x 1 . 'wif Zuziimr , ir S, ig, A I .Q , i , n I i X-SY: J.. ' A I . I ACADEMY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION TRIPLE A Mrs Dorolhy M Nobruga presudes a+ an ouldoor meehng of lhe execuhve board Sealed Lydua Herne presadenl' Jacqueline Bush vnce presldenl' Caroloulse Knlbey secrelary Juanlla McKeague lreasurer Sfandnng Rose Renler and Julie Bras sefle cuslodlans The Amdemv Athletle Assocmtxon thrs year under the able guuilance ot Sr Madame Pfwdenf df fha l 0Pl Y CHS' Paulxe Ann SS CC and of Mrs Theodore Nobrxga SIFIX es to mold trulx Mary luke 1thlttts out of sports mmded SHA ers It offers excellent opportumtnes for dtstlopnng thlruter IS vxtll is bodllx well bemg The Sl rlplt A lxetutnt Bolrtl eomposed of the four olhecrs und two eusto dlms IS tlhexently uded by the Athletlc. Student Counell mlde up of represen tltuts from Luth high sehool elxss These leaders schedule the mtramural gimes mtl pros lde tht netesslrx Ol'l'lLlllS keep order m Mlrun H111 1nd on 'wl1r11nI1c.ld INIIOI' utnts of tht xelr lltlcl D13 llrtnts Nlght md tht mnull PIQHIC Triple A members lrt spurred on to xlttory md fur pliy by IW lrds which nn elutle lTlLLl'llS sports lttttrs pennlnts md trophlts won on a blsxs of Pllllflg, lbllltx tooptrxtlon ltttndlntt sehollrshlo leidershnp 'md general behnuor Lels have a Chruslmas parly nnslead of a square dance 'feshval suggesls Julne Brusselle al' a sun shlney meehng of flue Alhlehc Sfudenl Council Lell' lo rnglnl Julie Brlsselle Belly Leu Harris Georgelle Bruns Juanlla Mc Keague Jacqueline Bush Lydua Herne Carolouuse Krlbey Margaref Leland Louise Jenhns Palrlcna Chong and Rose Renler Surprnse' Susan Keller Rose Marne Bofel ho and Carol Smnflw find elbow space al' lhe lockers and dressmg rooms' ,, VV , . 1., . . K , ' 4' '- s V s ' , - K Q s s Lk- V 1 L - ' V v , S y. wk- 1 - I K - ', ' l 4 -' s V , ' , , ' , I . - . , . , . l V x. I il T , I - I I Q.. . ' . . I 4 I k :I ' . ' ' ' Jig 1' 'L ', 1 1 A . . I L A ' ' , and set the pace for other members. They also assume responsibility for the three . s s - . . - . V V . , ' V . VV - ' ' - ' i 1 ' ' ' ' ' l x - 1 V V . i V - V V. 7 4 42' 'Q ,Q ' Q A, . I ,I '. ' .. ll Q., , V I S . V l. e Alu of fhe Hun an fhenr lovely holclrus left fo rlghl presldenf Cecilia Alum vice presvdenf Duane Schlemmer secrelary Jacqueline Hole and 'freasurer Rose Marne Bofelho Preserw atxon of Haw auan culture' An appreuatxon of tradxtnonal Hawau m nts ancxcnt and troplcal beauty' These comprlse, 1n general, the purpose of the Hun Membershxp IS open to sophomores jumors, and stmors whether of Hawauan aneestry or not Actxvmes are varxed learnum to pray 1n Hawamn, acquxrmg graee as hula dancers, developmg sklll as ukulele players, smgmg songs embodymg the heart of the Hawauan people WOfklDg at natxve crafts, gomg on excurslons to such treasure houses of locll Culture as the Bxshop Museum and takmg part m school programs The May Day pageant IS one of the hlghlnghts of the year Not to be outdone m ganety ns the annual pox supper served m the SHA eourty 1rd I9 a Hmle to tht year s actnvntxes Wxth a joyous spmt of Aloha members of the Hun N1 NX lhme Opxo lne up to tht savmg She who serves best profits most' HUI NA WAHINE OPIO Warmmg up before fhe pageanf are hula dancers Nowelo Keknpl and Karen Freufas sea+ed and Lucrlle Murray Lofus Kekahuna Ruth Chong Sandra Hulhul and Thalna Guzman sland mg In fhe absence of Sylvua Reeves. Charla Reeves, ukulele msfrucfor, punch h1'I's as darec +or for par? of 'Phe glee club Moana Lane, club marshal, as fha las? m ihe back row . '- X gi, , 75 ffvif 4' M- V 2 .1 4 A we X L HW' 5. ' Th .. .... -I .H . . l . . .. . . - . ' I I V . I , .. x i . . . .. . . 1 . . I . . ,, . ,, . . . . X . X 'V ! 1 ' . Z . 4 w 1 - , . . - a , . . . . , . . . , . , , D . . . . 1, ,, . - ,,v . . . V x L. . . ' . K! Y 33 ..' . , . l x l l . . . . l - . X Secrefary freasurer Shernlynn Wong slandmg consulfs presldenl' Jean Wallace and vice presudenf Rose Marne B0l9lllO on Glee Club orgamzahon GLEE CLUB Long ago Longfellow observed God sent Hms smgers upon emrth Wxth songs of sadness and m1rth fhase lm s can be xpplled to SHA s Glu Club mf nt but bc mdded thlt bcsxdes rcndcrlns, songs of hauntms., beluty or rollxeklm., gmts the ehornstnrs more oftm lI1SPlI'lI135ly hx mn rhe prusca of God Whether WL'lI'lI1L, whlte mmtlllls durmg religious scruces or sportmg lomls vxhltc stolls durmg school progrims these Smgcrs Clacl IH gold Chou' gov ns add ,ox bx thcxr 1ppc1rancv. 'md then' xoc1l sclcctmoni Rehearsnng can be fun If we yudge by ihns group of chorusfers fu.. Glee Club lnbrarnan Carol Smulh sealed rnghf gels lrokua nn lreepnng records and song sheefs lusfed and puf away Helpers are Roberfa Tom Gwendclynne Pes fana and Karen Freufas Mnsfress of fhe Wardrobe LaVerne De Jesus an umform gnves a las? munufe fouch fo a gown whsle Manle Trask ColeHe Alu Bernadeife Sanfos Valerve Freufas and Berne deHe Kam prepare fo sung un chapel 7I , X 9 . D 1 1 l n . 1 . I ,f N xx 1 A ' s, 4 - , 3 , ' . 1 ' r ' 7' ' r Q K l x n n , , ' , ' , , ' , V . - ' - 1 I Y ' ' L ' . 5 1' ' ' L 1. Y Y l - Y' ' , v , f v ' x ' v . ' K . . X . K , r v x ' ' 1 l l a . . .J lf Xin!! . r . 1 A ,, , y , I M 'A , . , 5' z f , . ' ' ' I2 I' ff? ' we I . . . I . , l ' . r ' K f I 1 v I I ' gstyg' ' 31. Y LX.. Associafe edlfors Cha lene Luis and Carolyn Shea place fhelr daily hibuscus before +he slalue of MALIA O KA MALU whom fhe sfaff named their Edifor in Chief e re over ihe lop' business manager Jerilyn Chong Kee sealed exclaims fo Edifh Lum Louise Jenkins beams in approval The Sacred Hearts Audion Always Higher-Always Betterlu The Sacred Hearts Audion is SHA's publication par' rxn'Ilc'm'c'. Into its publishing go days of planning and hoping, of sacrificing and toiling. Still, not a staff member begrudges the effort. Each one knows she is serving her Alma Mater, and that in itself is a rich reward. ln addition, she realizes she is filing away precious memories of happy, service-filled hours for lifelong enjoyment. Gwendolynne Pesfana Phyllis Lee and Gaul Ching 'type copy with several carbons' Liferary slaff members Lofus Keianuna and Elizabefh Kia: smile when Eloise Leong asks Gwendolyn Wong if she has prayed for lnspirahon Unperfurbed Margaref Leland works a+ an assigned layoui Quang un Fannin' -2 Remember il' has +0 balance' f edrlor Julia Yoshida minds sporf edllors Lydia Heine and Janice Tavares The SHA Sh1elel Qnward and Forward' Proofreader Jonelle Soon helps San dra Reckeff get mailing envelopes addressed lil Fawn! if Whom shall we mfervlew next? edlior Sandra Dollm asks Joan Ranney Yvonne Vallles Ellzabelh Hinfon and Cynflua Franquez The Shield s here' is a call for rejoicing Eagerly SHA ers look for their favorite features Nosey Browncoat s gossip column the Campus Who s Who the Gwllop Pole 1monq others Pictures 1nd homem1de puzzles mdd to the gen eral interest This year students haw. responded enthusilstiellly to sueh new items IS book reviews a column on hobbies mother on good grooming 1nd the historv of SHA in installments Information on varied careers secured through inter views with outstanding persons in the different fields has been cxeeptiomlly popular monthly news magizme thlt is ehillenging 1nd interesting Proofreaders Annerfe Ornellas and Char lene Nunes checli copy wufh Paula Souza buf Gail Cosla lypes happily on While Jean and Judy Black discuss fheir column and Pafricia Alencaslre and Sfepllanie Kealolu check wills flee dlchonary Lyndane'He Rodrigues enloys a vlslon of Nosey Browncoaf 1 is ,, ' . 'lll I lt' N . I - I u ' 3 u - - - ' 1 I 1 - , . , . , - , k i , . 1 , . M . . t . ' , . . g . v L J . K v K ,A 1 n , V . ' , K 3 - l , ' ' I As ll result of teamwork and originality, the junior class can point to n - . i Q I. ' . ' ' . I A '. . e . w1.r7 .' if I s 04 ' ' , , Q, M -A , . ' s Q . no K fl , ',, as-' W . . THE SHA ALUMNAE ASSGCIATIG Left fo right: Mary Louise Jardine, treasurer: Judy Rapozo, vice-president Rita M. Gora, president: Evelyn Cambra, recording secrefaryg Pauline Amoy, President Rita M. Gore presents the Alumnae Co 'e5Po d '9 5eC ela Y- Scholarship fo Reverend Mother Mary Regis. Inspired by loyalty to their alma mater and a loving desire to aid SHA long after they have laid aside the middy blouse and serge skirt, Academy graduates have organized an active Alumnae Association. Besides furthering thc interests of the school they love best,', Alumnae members aim also at aiding one another to live by the principles taught here. Believing that in union there is that genuine strength so much needed in adult life, they take part in various Alumnae-sponsored projects-working together and serving together, the better to stand together as true children of the Sacred Hearts. In their religious program are included days of recollection, usually spent at SHA, and an annual Mass for deceased members, offered annually in the Academy chapel. Social events, such as fashion shows, luncheons, and card parties, not only help to raise Alumnae funds, but also provide welcome opportunities for gay reunions. SHA'ers each year anticipate the presentation of Alumnae scholarships, another phase of the constant interest shown by Alumnae Association in the Academy's educational endeavors. One of the greatest tributes paid by Alumnae members to SHA is the yearly enroll- ment of an ever-increasing number of children and grandchildren-proof sufficient that SHA'ers desire an Academy training like their own for those whom they love most! In turn, the highest praise SHA's faculty can lavish upon faithful Alumnae members is the truthful statement: Uwe know we can always count on you! Members of the Board of Direcfors-SEATED, lef+ io right: Viola Fisher, Eihel Beniamin, Evelyn Cambra, Judy Rapozo, Rifa Gora, Pauline Amoy, Mary L. Jardine, Naomi F. Ordensfein, Maile Thevenin. STAND- ING: Rose Reeves, Joyce Nalamofo, Kafherine Hughes, Helen Luis, Margueriie Rosa, Loreiia Nobriqa. Isabel Reis, Lillian F. Hemmings, BeHy H. Alamadova, Shirley Silva, Margarei' Smith. ABSENT: Shirley V. Gonsalves, Andreifa Spenser. 'E' ...ev - 45' ifiii . 2, 3-5 ef: , 'ji 1 . . ,, , if an aka. 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For over hiilf .1 century, SHZYS Music lJCP.ll'I11'ICI1I lms held .in tnvinble reputation for artistic excellence. Today. .ln expanded Music W'ing .ind an enriched program bring the enjoyment of music to many more students. Daily the mellow notes of varied instru ments .ind the lovely songs of happy singers resound through St. Ceciliifs Hill or the .tuditorium-proof of competent instruction .ind .issiduous practice that will culminate in the enjoyable recitiils for which the Acndem y is renowned. Music ,f 'za' P'- Brass insfrumenfs, believe if or no+! Veronica Tong practices on +he clarinef Beverly Johnson on ihe flufe, Paula Guanxon on 'lhe saxophone, and Johanna LEFT: Irma Leong and Kathleen Johnson are ready for rehearsal, buf accompanis+ Alberia Leong wails +0 be sure Bonnie Cullen qeis baby sisfer Dale's violin info proper position. RIGHT: No? only violins, buf also a viola! Symonds on +he +rumpet. Practice Does Make Perfect Pafriotic climax of the Junior Musicale, February 28 and 29. The fif+h and sixdh grades sing America, My Heritage, by Sleele, and This ls My Coun+ry,', by Raye-Jacobs. in a dramafic iribuie io ihe Fif+iefh Sfafe. The Junior Sfrinq Ensemble playing Minue+ by Mozarf. ,1 fu My 610 Q Lhimmmq H Y ll T J T' 'fly lilwfillijti liiliiilflirii A ,V Band Leader ReneH'e Reeves and spokesman Celesline Ranney bow, while 'lhe SHA Rhythm Band gels sef fo play Sousa's Washing+on Pos? March. ,wage 41.4-15 .iw we .Q M if J is 1 A M fi frI2fmifBSl'lPl'H'f .. - , 4, The lrindargaden and firs+ graders sing a pre++y liHle queslionz How'd You Like To Be a Baby Girl? 78 s- T Q 56 1 THE GLOW GF LIGHTS Dramatics has always been considered an im- portant part of school days at SHA. From simple classroom programs to elaborate stage perform- ances, the power of the dramatized lesson and the beauty of artistic presentation have both been realized and utilized. Wfhenever the glow of lights-figuratively or really-has been focused on some phase of the good, the true, or the beautiful, :i new world of experiences and learn- ing has been opened up for participant and viewer as well. Life has been enriched indeed. The arfisfic final 'tableau af lhe high school Chrisfmas program In the limelighrl The Glee Club, in choral gowns and while sfoles lwifh misllefoell singing Sleigh Ride. Eulalie Nohrden in a graceful pose from her ballef solo WaIh of fhe Flowers. Chrisline Alipio and Barbara Ballongao in a delighrful Filipino number. Joanne Kim in a dramaric Korean dance A dream in pinkl Youfhful ballel dancers in scenes from rhe infricale Dance of fhe Hours. Firsf graders doing two gay iolli dances- Bow, Belindaf and The Cresred Han. 79 The .family begins io 'End oui' 'l'ha+ a chicken ranch is no Shangri-Lal THE JUNIOR CLASS of SACRED HEARTS ACADEMY presents THE EGG AND I QBetty MacDonald's fabulous best seller, dramatized by Anne Coulter Martensj Produced by special arrangement with the Dramatic Publishing Company of Chicago FEBRUARY 19 and 20, 7:30 p.m. PROGRAM Granada ................ Augustin Lara fBecky Leong, Judith Searls, Elizabeth Wong, Sheila Wongj ACT ONE Time: The Present Place: The MacDonald chicken ranch in the Olympic Mountains area Scene One-The farmhouse kitchen on an afternoon in April Scene Two-The same, on a very early June morning Scene Three-The same, on an afternoon in October A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes ..... The Dreamers QM. Akana-Lum, A. Hamaker, B. Kam, L. Kinzie, G. Mace, S. Marciel, S. Olsen, V. Phillips, and P. Valdezj From A to Zee Latest! ........... Bernadette Nebel ACT TWO Scene One-The same, on a Saturday evening in January Scene Twcv-The same, on a Saturday morning in April Scene Three-The same, on the following morning CLASS SONG THE CAST BETTY MacDONALD fwife and motherj . DON MacDONALD fher husbandj . . . ANNE ftheir older daughterj .... JOAN ftheir younger daughterj . . THAD fAnnc's friendj ..... DELICATE DAISY qneighbofp . . . MR. MANIC DEPRESSIVE qneighbofp . CORINNE fpretty competitionj . . . FISHFACE fan Indianj ..... f HI BABY . . . Joan's friends JJJ .......... LROSS ........ THE LINGERY LADY ftraveling saleswom MILLICENT AMES fcharming disturbancej THERMOMETER TESSIE qslim missy . MISS LINDEN fcountry agentj . . . PAULA ..... anij Elizabeth Hinton . Joanne Colvin Janet Lawrence . Diane Lewis . Julie Brissette Genevieve Gomes . Ann Kahoonei Penny Jo Meiners Yvonne Vallies Georgette Bruns Barbara Kennedy Gail Weber Sheila Stone . Jonelle Soon Charlene Nunes . Judith Searls Colette Aiu The Outdoor TONI .... . . . Valerie Freitas Girls JLOLLY . . Lyndanette Rodrigues LMITZIE . .... Alicia Smith Scenes From A Very Popular umor Play Friendly neighbors hasfen fo help fhe MacDonald foursome feel a+ home. The Oufdoor Gnrls shed fhelr clofhes puns and move fo +he more appealnng wnde open spaces leasf' When fhe roof leaks where else can one learn algebra excepf under an umbrelIa7 54 Prvzes and surprusesl Everybody s happy and everybody S sl yung' 8 I . i 1 13 l las Trouble for Annie buf fun for Joanie-fhis fime af 5 a , ,Al , . ' ' a ' . The Thrlll Bciaut See our coconul' 'frees no+ one of 'rhem 'lhe same' smnlnngly declare fhurd grade arhsls Deborah Ann Banley Rancledale Chlng Wendy Ann Ho Wesleen Wullmgham and Debbne McDanIel It 15 not dlfheult to ILFCL II itll C1 Hollmd s st IICIHLDI thlt Irtxsts In I'lLlI'LSI God or to ILLCPI the l11Cll'llI12,, of rhe Ielxtnd Isscrtlon Into then souls HL bruthgs HIs lnfg Ind from thcIr hlnds lf gomas In fur 1rtILul1tI. forms to bluss the world Tha IrtIst hnds IH open scsmn it SHA BLsIdI.s oflermg oppoxtunmgs for dunlopun, 9k1llll1lNLlSlL Ind drImIt1c.s tha Acule ns fosters txlunt In pnntmg, slutnhxm, Ind other such mmns of self cxprusslon In 1dd1tIon to the rLI.,ul1r Irt perlods md the uoursns ID ut Ippuultlon students IRIX mke prn Itc lessons or enroll In spgcml nrt cl1ssLs In MI bogur s studIo QFLICIVIIN IS encoumgud and IS rux Irdnd bs the 10W of VICXXITIQ om s Icrx ovnn mlstgrplcus hmshul Ind communnmtmg om s vhmpsc of buluty to others save, nr F1 If LQXQ Wood burung and oe nhnq of plaques' Fascnnahnq pashme ror Cyn'hIa Jellmgs Cynfhla Konq Carol Mclniosh Laura Young Pamela Chonq Sandra Shnpman and Mnchell Confo Wl'IIle Doreen Orhz lleff mlxes more palnf Lorralne Alu places her 'flnnshecl pnclure on 'rlwe shelf .f In Q .K . vi I L J . 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L - 1 f if ' f f ' 'x ' 4 V -----0'--Q -f-WA' v--------AM ll i I 'I lf E '-i-- -1----i- ' ., A . ... 4, . .4.,, . -..,..--I I 'jg I 3 l.- -- , ...WM-,, Dr -'L Q' ,7 f Y f -A - -- H-.. .4.-,.. 1 .- , -.. -..,-.,, .A ' -3? A 1f,f,Qf' Y' L-....A-....-.....-.---.... N 'v 'N , 'wx x . f XX Q. V, if K ffl' , 3 K X PK X XS Your love never tiresg your faith hope mspxresg All our joys are blessed and true! QQQQEE HEARTS QGQEEMW ff'-'D JBQMJHS MF FMWHJQ 1 ,Vy.'f3',1msWmw ' e zy?QwvHsz4y1aMf,mw4 35. 1909 A GOLDEN SPA 1959 The golden jubilee of one's alma mater is an especially glorious event. And so it is that, as with joyous hearts we set ourselves to commemorate SHA's fiftieth anniver- sary of foundation, we were awed at the prospect. How could we do justice to the momentous occasion? Research brought a heartening realization: the task had been ably accomplished by other staffs before us! We found that several editions of the AUDION had already traced the growth of our Academy through the years. A CENTURY IN HAWAII, the Centennial com- memoration published late last year, gave both a pictorial Long long ago the familiar SHA tower was considerably lower there was no top lanai and the kitchen was a separate building ln l9I0 the back yard was still a wilderness f kiawe cactus and red dirt Still the original number of 75 day scholars and I9 boarders had risen and the first Catholic hugh school for girls had taken root Today on a modern spacious campus SHA imparts a Christian education to nearly 800 students and a verbal account of the then and the now. In addition, the SHA SHIELD has this very year featured the Golden Jubilee in detailed monthly installments. Not wishing to repeat data and pictures, we evolved a simpler plan. XVe would sketch the growth of the campus by means of ink drawings in the graduate sec- tion, and would bridge the golden span of SHA's fifty years through a few, well-chosen photographs with elucidating captions. Brief would be our treatment, but unending the grate- ful love that inspired it! The heart of early SHA St Josephs Chapel which also se ved as Kalmukl s first parish church' Situated where now the Immaculate Conception dormitory adjoins the Senior Commercial classroom nt was the humble predecessor of the Academy s present pride and joy beautiful St Margaret Mary chapel Here in silent prayer By l9I4 the original band of ll pioneers had grown to fifteen Sr Elizabeth first hiqh school teacher had died earlier that year but I0 of the foundresses are shown in this photograph LEFT TO RIGHT first row Sr Louise Hilaire teacher Grades 7 and 8 Sr Constantine principal Sr Bertha Grades 4 5 bl SECOND ROW Sr Mar guerlte Frances music teacher Sr Ladaslas household duties third from the right Sr Zelie mtirmarian Sr Mary portress Sr Franclsque sacrlstan and seamstress THIRD ROW Sr Constancienne cook third from the right Sr Marcella Grades I 2 3 In Gods good time the community of Kanmukn came to number as many as 65 Sisters stafting the parochial St Patrick School as well 84 SHAs first adorer repairers laid the solid foundation for a fruitful apostolate With the times have come changes In the uniform' Evolution has altered the color and texture of mate rlal the over all design the length of skirt and sleeve the type of hosiery or sock and the style of ankle length low waisted long sleeved dress com plete with straw hat black cotton stockings and high black shoes' is the snappy sailor uniform SHA ers don with pride today T - -sl a' . .' ' .. i' ,. I . .. . i, 0 EYE 1 . I I , I ig . I I , , i ' ' I ' , I , hat artd shoe! A far.cry from the original grey-blue, . . . K . . ,z . I . I . Z . , . .' ,, . . .. I y I ' I. . ' I 'i. ' ' . I - - , - l ' Ii - I I: - ' I ' I- , II- ' ' l l:,' H .' . - l . There was bul' one graduale in l9l0 lE'lhel Levey, now Mrs. Beniaminlg loday high school classes number in 'lhe ninelies. The large, rolled diploma lwilh percenlages in arifh- melic, geography, and drawing. among ofher subiecfs, duly posfed on fhe reversell has given place lo a more 'formal documenl en- cased in chic brown suede. Class Nighf on lhe lovely campus and Commencemenl Exer- cises in lhe beloved chapel climax school days alSHA. c M... V f GF THE S-147, r., fo A- ' WE! .93 ns. hi! fferlrfy, jhar if 1,7 'f 'l 9.4 giant banyan fhaf dominafed the playground for years' Uproofed in l948 I+ had been a silenl' wifness lo grahfy Ing expansion new buildings ouldoor shrines a lolly flagpole an afhlehc field pergolas efc efc elc Truly nnihahve plannung and cooperalion have combined fo produce a new SHA loyal lo lhe fradihons of lhe old and conscious of :ls deb? lo lhe pasl' ln i920 a new chapel on lhe firsl floor of whal is now fhe library wang was blessed and dedicaled fo Sf Margaret Mary Twelve years lafer a larger chapel a dream in ornafe beaufy was conslrucfed ln l954 if was remodeled info a gem f lilurgical samplicify and furlher enhanced by a while marble al+ar erecfed in memory of Mofher Louise Henrrelle Today lhe chapel is for many more SHA ers fhe heavenly loadslone drawing 'lhelr hearls 'lo God via lhe labernacle Long afler fhey have received lheir cherished diploma wrlhln nfs hal lowed sancfuary fhey love lo drop In for a visil as fhey did in fhe good old days May processlons refreafs recilals campus fairs pageanls field days lhese and ofher occasions lo pray work and play fogelher are parl of SHA s hislory So foo is lhe mem once were parf of lhe sfudenl body' lndelibly imprinfed o 'the hearfs of all SHA ers and on lhose of former boarders in parhcular is also fhe memory of devoled chaplains Fr Emile Rogers SS CC Legion moderafor par excellence was among fhe zealous prlesfs whose falherly lnferesf has been one of Gods choices? gnffs 'fo our alma mafer lhroughoul lhese lilly years 85 . ' I ' ol No! Noi fhe kiewe Sfill Sfdnding On fhe CGYTVPUS, buf the ory of Firsf Communion Day, for girls and 'for lhe boys who I , f . 3 yr .V -JH? f ,V f LEFT: Rev. Molher Louise HenrieHe, firsf superior af fhe Academy and lhe beloved Ma Mere admired by generafions of SHA'ers. A woman of vision, an educa+or and adminisfrafor of noie, a hear? of un- f feigned chariiy, a soul of prayer, she guided SHA from l9I6 +o her deaih in l952. lnde- fafigable, defermined, yei humble and f' genfle, she lefi an example of fha? folal de- , vofion lo ihe Sacred Hearfs so disiinciively , a pari of our Academy herifage. RIGHT: Rev. Mofher Mary Gerfrude, second 31? ig wg 5, 5 49 I 'fi if 5 1 2 fi i gf f , superior ll95l-I957l has ably conlinued +l1e - worlr begun by Ma Mere. Guided by supernaiural views and aiming firsf ai gi spirifual advancemenf, she has also coped elTicien+ly wifh such problems as maierial ex' pansion and curriculum enrichment Self- 3 Q, efiacing, gracious, and devofed, she has en- deared herself fo all who llnow her. 3 .95 2 X I xrrxxrrfffr V , Y. -fLI.,Y4 P sgssmmi , 'MT , A lv Q g y ,a G li W A an we s N, ' y F : ' R3 . f Q w W W f Y . 4- in up 'B 9 , , ' F 2 - , r Mi' ii i 'ix A ii A ' x .:..: ' 'W X '? M 5 ' ' i I in 1 V, . A Q 3 ' 'f' f Q A f . ig Rev. Moiher Mary Regis, presen+ superior, happily welcomes Mrs. Beniamin, SHA's firsf graduaie and model alumna, on a visif fo her alma mafer. Rev. Mofher, who served for many years as feacher and principal in fhe Academy Grade School, is pleased 'lo be back home ai' Kaimuliu affer eighf years as Misfress of Novices af Nuuanu. Here she leads boih communify and sfudenf body in ihe pa+h ouflined by Nofre Mere-Alzvaiys Higher! Always lfr'H0r.' I so' .. 9 v , - , , , Wi+h 'the years have come a singular consola+ion io 'those who have labored hard and long ai SHA-fhe enlisiing of eager young hearfs and s+rong shoulders io aid in 'lhe noble worlc. SHA graduaies, now Sisfers of +he Sacred Hearfs, pose wifh Sr. Marie Eugenie, veieran Acad- emy feacher, on fhe occasion of her golden iubilee of religious profes- sion. Noi able fo be presen+ were Sr. Mary Joseph, Sr. Cecile Marie, Sr. Herman Julia laf Lihue, Kauail and Sr. Damien Therese and Sr. Sophie Marie of Nuuanu. Sr. Kafherine Frances l'57l and 'Four novices have since dedicaied lhemselves fo +he work begun by fhe pioneers The large communi'I'y of Sisiers ai SHA, wi+h Very Reverend Moiher Zenaide, Superior General of fhe Sisfers, during fhe ceniennial celebrafion commemoraling fhe arrival of lhe firsf Sacred Hearrs Sislers in Hawaii. lPho+o lalen in May, I959l Q' 909 Q T' 7 V -p ' v Q g 9 ff' 9 Q ,QM . f W W Qm , + 05 Us 1 1- I 'W ,sr F i' ' A I . 9 'Q .May gy gg - 5' .- .Q 5 , 5 . w ,Q A 5 , E E 8' 1, 9 00 rj I T B v 9 . by ., ' 1: T J s nf ii -f 5 6 v A v ies, in gy E . + A ,Q W A a 3 . .. , f M- 19 s, g was Q, 31,155 MAE? af 5 Q53 ,,CQ.,,2,f11.x.3 yr ., 448, Q me as 7 .. TL , -, , I ,4,,f,,, PD 4' :af . mm ,Iv 2'-11. I 6 , L VE ,Rv N, KT Mi ' 'Wg Q f. , d 44. K. HN if 'I ! '. - -fs---+-We , , A if , Q-ff' S A i 3' if .. 1 aa if 4 - C 35 J 4 ' ' 41 A 4 x X- ,K W lil M94 Ny, RJ . 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I X I Inu! . - g, - W. I. I I . 5'-'f 'Y I . . I ,M - I -W. ., ia.. Mi . I '1lZ'i.-f 1, 1 ' , Hifi ' . I M 1 if . - . . 3' helm! ez ' i , , eb ii' I T . C 'f'l'f.- 'i ' ' elif A MAJOR MILESTONE IN HAWAIIAN HISTORY In mid-March, I959, ihe news flashed across ihe nafion-Hawaii had been vofed info ihe Union as 'the Fifiiefh Sfaiel Headlines were brief, bui lhey climaxed a long sfory of persisfenf efforis and dis- appoinied hopes. Iphoio, coadesy oi ihe Honolulu Sfar Bulleiinl I-Iere at home, rejoicing was widespread and took varied forms: SPONTANEOUS GROUP SINGING-A1 fhe Palace, Ed Johnsfon Iacfing governor while Gov. Quinn was a+ Washingfonl, Mrs. Quinn, and 99-year-old Naiuahine Kaopua ioin fhe Ihrong in singing The Sfar- Spangled Banner and Hawaii Ponoi. Mr. Kaopua, born in The reign of Kamehameha IV, has seen Ihe fransifion of Hawaii from a monarchy fo a republic and from a 'lerriiory fo a sfaie. COMMUNITY GATHERINGS-A+ Iolani Palace, af Ihe Honolulu Siadium, and af oiher places of nofe, 'Ihousands of Islanders and visifors gaihered for sfaiehood celebraiions. On fhe Palace grounds, Ihe Twenfy-fifih Division fired a 50-gun salufe +o 'lhe newesf sfaie in Ihe Union. IAdverfiser phoiosi BRILLIANT PAGEANTRY-Iolani Palace, for +he Sfafehoocl Pageant floodlighied CO LO R F U I. REMINISCING - : 'f'f: :'a 2 ' ef - ' -I -Q - X i Roberf Van Dyke wears +op haf A5',, ,'m,N :qQ f f L' Q I . worn by Sanford B. Dole, iirsi gov- ? - ' ffif ' ,H 1 ' ' f ernor of Hawaii, a1Annexa+ion Day Q ',y f 'fb2. lfa ,I N :Eva 5 ceremonies, Augusf I3, I898. Mrs. - ,Q 7 Quinn holds +he cape worn by Mrs. 5 :qi I 4 P I Q N T ' Dole. Hai and cape are 'ihe Treas- X , XIX . 11. .. .-xrziieri 'I The Sfars and Siripes and ihe Hawaiian flag are being raised, fhe King and Queen are on members of ihe House of Represenialives are on fhe righi and of fhe Senaie on +he Ieii. -cf , , ured possessions of Mr. Van Dyke. WSH 59 w ww, f f ' W- ilfffq. 1. . . . f ,4.'f P ' ' H. n , I axon-in ' 4 I 1 1- ,jg U 7 Q I ,,,,- Ihe balcony, 1 M331 I . I Q . ,, ' , 'f X .13 Ifi In thc eventful months that elapsed before August 21 Admission Day, and the Statehood Celebration set by ofticial proclamation during the Thanksgiving Vacation, Hawaii did not forget those who had labored that these days might dawn. Tribute was paid to men like Sam King gwhom death claimed two weeks after Hawaii was voted into the Unionj indefatigable in their public campaign for Statehood, and to the rank and file of citizens who had added their bit to tht battle. .Xxx POMP AND PRAYER: After ceremonies at lolani Palace, two members of the Kaahumanu Society follow the Royal Ha- waiian Band in procession to Kawaihao Church. ln this Westminster Abbey ot Hawaii, King Kamehameha III in I843 first uttered the words that today are the mot-to of the Fiftieth State: Ua Mau Ke Ea O Ka Aina l Ka Pono! The Life ot the Land is Preserved in Righteousness! fAdvertiser photol :fa ' 'V' 115 1,-,,-:H ,snag Lu , 'r ., ,r .9121--me-ff.- SIGNING DOWN THE LINE At left Gov Samuel Wilder King autographs the top of a three mile petition to Congress Right Jack Paoalralam Helehulte born under the reign of Kalalraua writing I00f Hawaiian under his name The newsprlnt was spread an entire city block as thousands crowded to sign Above all, Hawaiian Americans remembered to thank the Giver of all Good Gifts. Of differing races and creeds, each in his own way offered a prayerful Mubulo for the singular blessing bestowed upon this land of promise THANKSGIVING FOR STATE HOOD: Close to the statue of Malia o Ira Malu, patroness of the Islands, Governor and Mrs Quinn pose after attending Mass on Thanksgiving Day at their parish church, the Cathe- dral of Our Lady of Peace. With them are four of their children lleft to rightl, Ste- phen, Ann Cecily, Christopher, and Timothy, and Father An- thony Pascale, assistant pastor. Significantly, the cathedral is the Mother Church of the Cath- olic faith in Hawaii. lHinlrle photo 1954 Advertiser photo ,iii FIFTY STARS! The three-day November celebration which attracted to Hawaii many distinguished visitors was climaxed by a five-hour program on Sunday Novem ber 29, at the Honolulu Stadium. One ofthe highlights - was the formation of a gigantic flag spangled with titty stars, its pattern produced through cards held by stu dents from the different schools on Oahu. The privileged seniors were able to add another red-letter day to the calendar of their last year at SHA. IAdvertiser photo A Fufhefh Sfarl A Golden Jubuleel You know Dwddw Snsttr sud my sthool wx IS fifty years old m the slmt ye1r tlnt our txtlmms proud lnttlt SHA tr Ann Ctuly to her father W1lllHH1 I umn hrst goxernor of the Aloha State And Sister said that s why there will bt lubxscus flowers around the tower on the cox er of our yearbook ' ' i K U 1 K ' ' 1 ', - Il, I x .ll S . S flag got fifty stars. Isn't that wonderful? 1 ' U 4 x ,I x'A v . I. Q ' . Q , ' ,, 1,, lib Nw ,ffw Nik I f 1 Cv K 1Wf I Q, LH xx 1 LN 11111 11111 1 ,I I I I 1 I 1 6 I I I I . t l I 1 1, 1 I . I I I 1 I L 1 1 I I ,.. f I N 1 S. I I .1- ci I - , . X . '-Qsx wut Nlrfgf .l x 'Q if bln' 'uf Ax X4Q.X .. -' f X 54 hx. XX I 'Aux .QSC ' ,. xxx A 7 1 1 ' ' F 1' 4 I .N . Q.. ,I X 1 XX in nxt I W I I 'pr' fr fl .inx Q7 '! i K! X .351 hqii , X-S , jj, .s ,'k ..,-..-yx! I 1 I 1 11 I I 1 1 I 1 I I I I 1 1 1 1 I ' l fw I 1 I 1 I 1 I ' 1 1 I 1 as f' N II , I A I I ' I I 41 'I , ' ' , A N ,A X L J 1 i . ' I I 1 I ' 1 I I 1 1 1 1 I I I I 5 Q , A ff 'ffQ,2,g,,Q5 gi Q, XX'c'ru yours, SHA: your truth guhlcsuul' xx.1y. M .Xmi uur' lmpcs .lru nut urmhcd ur' Jimnmcd. WIS La x M-Qu 4 , wk I N, VXA 1 I f-I Q V' ' 'fin ,, LH H J , J v A ? 4' , ff 4 in f I M INTRAMURAL Q .T . - as ff . 3' I . 3' ' . ' i33:?-fr ' 3? if v 4 wp, . 1 I f s' .4 '4 l .ge . I I A , I . -19 Kahilis Lokelams TWlIlghtS Dmppers Llttle Stars Ihmas Awapuhls STANDINGS Won Lost KAHILIS FIRST ROW Ief'r 'Io ruglmi Jamce Tavares Carolounse Knlbey Sylvla Reeves Sandra Huuhun SECOND ROW Peincoa Chong Rose Renfer Mabel Gauglwen Daphne Ahuna Vlc Iona Jones TWILIGHTS FIRST ROW leff fo nghi Paula Guenzon Luella Jenluns Gwendolyne Peslana Marlelena Campos Sfeplwanue Kam SECOND ROW Genevleve Reeves Haunam Campos Sarah Ann Crozler Maule Ann Trasl: Phyllis Doascluen DIPPERS FIRST ROW leff Io rlglwl Linda Cabral Anna May Dzlaclul Louise Jenluns Rose Marne Alvaro Darrylyn Wong SECOND ROW Thalla Guzman Margaref Leland Irma Frlas Evelyn Mesma LITTLE STARS FIRST ROW IeH fo rlghl Theresa Carler Lydna Home Jean Wallace Gaul Souza Beverly Cluoclr SECOND ROW Rae Jones Lola Alrane Clwarla Reeves Naomu Nnslnmolo Margaref Malin: MISSING Bernaclelfe Senlos if Hs pari of fha game Io scrub' bul' Puananu Kincaid Maxme Boyclualk and Rose Renier en 'oy nf' Whaf are lhey doing on 'lhe WHITE page Illough7 I f .......... 12 0 , I I ' ......... 9 3 ,1 ' ' v ......... 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A ,Q ' ' ' 1. .wr I I OLLEYBALL Excntement rclgned over Marxan held once agam as the volleyball whlzzed over the net and Trxple A ers dnsplayed new forms and slams Mmd and body worked together sportsmanship and eooperatnon shone as eom petltors for the crown proved themselves true athletes of Mary Almost from the start the Kahnlxs cap tamed by Sylvia Reeves and the Lokelams captanned by Verna Phnllnps loomed as the teams to beat However excellent fightmg, spmt was shown and enjoyed durnng all the games most of whxch were of three sets The most challengmg game of the year vsas battled out between the Kahllxs and the Lokelams Emergmg undefeated to the last the Kahnlns are haxled 15 the Kllaknlas or nn flu 1111141 vnctors' GOLD Lou Jenks sfars agam wnfh greai' llelp from Gwendolyne Pesfana Gaul Souza and Maruelena Campos buf sports edniors mnsclnevously Ief her glory ruse on flue GOLD page' kk? LOKELANIS FIRST ROW leff lo rlglwi' Kaflwleen Won Wunona Bruhn Verna Plulllps Julle Brlsselfe Esfrelllfa Manaols SECOND ROW Pua nam Kmcaud Vnrgmna Kau Constance Lau Jacqueline Bush Bernadelie Cavaco Charlolle Mendes We AWAPUHIS FIRST ROW lefl +o rrghl Kalhleen Souza Ann Kahoonel Leona EI: Georgeife Bruns Juam+a McKeague SECOND ROW Sheila Wong Barbara Kennedy S+epl1ame Kealoha Maxme Boychalk MISSING Muchelle Wong Leong Joyel Kam Bai' 434 M W' ILIMAS FIRST ROW leff +o rughl Jean Black Clare Gomes Yvonne Val Iles Haunam Won Judy Blaclr SECOND ROW Colelle Alu Bernadelle Kam Pafrucla Alencasfre Sfephame Mercnel Eliza beth Harm E+hel Gubson ' 1 ' lf il - 5 V .. I ,. - ' 5 P l I a lf i hu x . .. - - ,, , . A I ' ' Q! ' DI ! . , ' l 7 e 7 ' ' 1 y . ' . .. - - ,, . . . . . . ' I , 4 u ' , , . . . . ' ' ' I 1 ll ' ' I! I u .ul I . I V 1 X W ' ! ' ,gggistl - . , one H s, , .V M iff? e lfif. F5 , f , ,V I . A 1 m I I J - - . A . . . I , ...- , . . : ' ' - 1 r . 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WHITE KNICKNACKS FIRST ROW left Io rlqh Evelyn Meslna Lydia Heine Capfaxn Caroloulse Knllaey Luella Jenluns Phyllns Dol schen SECOND ROW Louise Jenluns Marnelena Campos Rose Marne Alvaro Sylvia Reeves Gwendolyn Pesfana RAMBLERS FIRST ROW lefl lo rlghl Theresa Carler Daphne Ahuna Capfaun Margarei Leland Sandra Hulhun Lln da Cabral SECOND ROW Margarel Malum Haunam Campos Palrlcla Chong Irma Frlas Genevieve Reeves MISSING Naomn NISlIImOlO BLUE JAYS FIRST ROW left +o rnglwi Janice Tavares Slephanle Kim Caplaun Vucforla Jones Sarah Crozier Florence Fu III SECOND ROW Lola Alrana Kalhleen Gruber Duane Cummnngs Velma Tong MISSING Rae Jones Susan Keller Charla Reeves GO GETTERS FIRST ROW lefl lo rlghl' Kafhryn Au Capfaln Jean Wallace Sharon Yuen MID DLE Beverly Choclr SEC OND ROW Bernacle'He Sanfos AnneHe Awana Judy Cralg Rose Renler MISSING Rose Marne B Ielho Anna May Dznadul Karen Frelfas Shlrley Talxal 98 gl Kmuknaulcs Kam as Shlelds Ramblers Basketball MYNAHS fl-f Standings Blue Jays Mynahs Go-Gerrers Dolphins XV. I.. .ia- ,af SHIELDS FIRST ROW lefl lo rughl Eslrelllla M a n a o I s Julue Bnsselle Caplann Georg elle Bruns Leona EI: Jud Blaclr SECOND ROW Clare Gomes Barbara Ken nedy Maxnne Boychallu Conslance Lau MISSING Colelle Alu GOLD KAIWAS FIRST ROW lefl lo rlghl Haunam Won Verna Phll Ilps Caplaun Yvonne Vallnes Bernadelfe Kam Ann K hoonen SECOND ROW Joyel Kam Slephanne Mar crel Jean Black Jacqueline Bush Mlchelle Wong Leong ,07 , ,, v N 4 V 44:1 FIRST ROW lefl lo rlghl Vuclorla Lau Winona Bruhn Caplaln Juamla Mclfeague Palrlcua Alencaslre Barbara Kaalrua SECOND ROW Kalhleen Souza Charlofle Mendes Sheila Wong Eliza bella Ha rrls Bernadefle Cavaco MISSING Efhel Gubson Puanam Knncand DOLPHINS FIRST ROW lell lo rlghl Dolornne Tavares Lllluan Sale Caplaln Shirley Olsen Slephanne Kealoha Kalh leen Won. SECOND ROW Arlene Ulrlshima Virgmla Kau Erlyne Ahalxuelo Lourse Chong. MISSING: Sandra DeLima. ...Lip 99 GOLD TEAM FIRST ROW Iefi Io rgI1f Julie BrIsseIIe CI1arIoHe Mendes Co CapIa1n Clare Gomes Caprann Verna PI'1uIIups Yvonne Vallues Leona EI' SECOND ROW Ann Kahooneu Consfance Lau Barbara Kennedy Maxme BoycI1aIIr MncI'1eIIe Wong Leong Jacque Inne Buh BernadeHe Kam Georgeffe Bruns Esrrelufa Manaons MISSING Beify Len Harrus Joyel Kam Sieplnanue Marcuel VOLLEYBALL WHITE TEAM ICHAMPIONSI FIRST ROW Ieff fo rughf Jean Wallace CaroIouuse Knlbey Capfam Luella Jenkms COCGPTBII1 Sylvra Reeves Gaul Souza Lvdua Herne CENTER BeverIy Choclx SECOND ROW Gwendolyne Pesfana Irmw Frnas Rose Marne Alvaro Marnelena Campos Mabel Gaughen Daphne Ahuna Margarer LeIancI Pa +rncna Chong Sandra Huxhuu MISSING Louuse Jen Inns Maule Trask fs Wifh a goose-sfep and a fIourIsI1. Luigi plays The roIeI Gang wayl Gwennie msans business! If Sfop acfing, SyIvIaI BASKETBALL WHITE TEAM TCHAMPIONSJ FIRST ROW, lefl fo riglilz Louise Jenlrins, Gwr-ndo lyne Peslana, Phyllis Doischen, Carolou'se Kilbey, Luella Jenkins, Lydia Heine, Sylvia Reeves. '11 SECOND ROW: Theresa Carfer, Daphne Almuna, Dia we Cummings, PolCl1ong, Irma Frias. W Q Q, Tk -il! A 6 , 1 I , 5 l Q - . - 1 - '5s.Q'j - 1 . V GOLD TEAM N, if W1 i'i?'i!'J 'lllk FIRST ROW, lell' lo riglvl: Haunani Won, Leona Eli, Barbara Kennedy, Conslance Lau, Julie Bris- sefle, Jaclzie Bush, Georgelfe Bruns. SECOND ROW: Bernadelle Kam, Clare Gomes. Verna Plwillips, Michelle Wong Leong, Yvonne Vallies. 055 we Good sliol, Bernie! Verna and Carolouise do a Goonoy bird los: up while Dracula Heine and Eeisilv' Kam wail fo pounce. Jean Padova Wallace plays bi-mllef ball. ,Q A , ij 2 ' A ' is af,.Li i g .. if 5 3 K df , fr ' , ff ,. 9 r.. :ff 1 g.'Z -V ., 'fy I ,j N '24 3 . fa N s T A , ' HQ t ri M J . N ' H , X The Novice Vol- T N- 3 leYballTeim5-ABOVE: Tha+'s why hard? No commenf! The Lark lWhi+e Teaml y who were crowned Novice Champions. is BELOW: The Sfarlighfsu lGold Teaml who displayed fop sporhmanship. age '. QD' 1 A uma 3 up Don'1' loolr now, Charla. buf Mama is laughing foo! .:.-.3 , 4 l+'s a simple slory! We losf-again! Hooray! Believe if or not we won! Coordinafion is impodanf in square dancing! W 5 2 x any ,ag 2 ...... ,, 6 vi vm. Mei ANNUAL TRIPLE A HIGHLIGHTS AWARDING OF TROPHIES Enfhusaasflc clueerlng greefs flue awardnng of flue many froplunes leffers puns efc presenfed on Par nfs Nnghf Truple A presldenf Lydia Herne here dnsplays flue Marian Trophy on which are nnscrvbed flue names of annual wunners of flue Maman Award SHA s lungluesf afluleflc honor if A! ELECTION OF OFFICERS Guess wl1o7 flue oufgolng presldenf cenfer smllnngly aslrs Mrs D M Nobrlga Ofluer mcumbenf officers Caroloulse Krlbey Jacquelme Buslu and Juanrfa McKeague are lnfenf on flmslumg flue rosfer flue announce menf of whuch IS one of flue excnflnq momenfs of Parenfs Nuqhf ENJOYING AN OUTING Julne Brlseffe leff agrees luearfuly fluaf luer double Georgeffe Bruns luas fhe besf plcnlc rdea yef proposed T la A feams and classes may Poised beneaflu flurea of fha large pennanfs rrp Ch lff Mendes Paf Cluong Slunrley Talal and Thalla wnn Sluella Wong aro e ff fve smaller pennanfs fo keep flue roofing Guzman boosf flue sale of a racu sechons wavnng flue whafe OR gold' PM I I 4 S . B B u . .IJ W I I' , ' 1 I' -. 1 'I . H- I , . 'H l WINNING lAND WAVINGII OF PENNANTS VOLLEYBALL GOLD FIRST ROW Ieff Io rlglwf Georgeffe Bruns Mlchelle Wong Leong Julie Bras seHe Clare Gomes Verna Plulllps Yvo-an Valles B rnadeffe Kam Jacque Inne Bush CharIoHe Mendes WHITE SECOND ROW Ieff Io rlghf Louise Jenluns Gwendolyne Pesfana Lydna Herne Luella Jenlnns Sylvia Reeves Daphne Ahuna Carolouzse Knlbey Irma Frlas Lone Eagle Mabel Gaughen BASKETBALL WHITE FIRST ROW Iefl 'ro rngl-II Sylvia Reeves Luella Jenluns Gwendolynne Pesfana Carolouuse Kulbey Lydua Heine Phyllus Dolsclnen GOLD SECOND ROW Iefi fo nghl Bernadeife Kam Yvonne Vallles Verna Plullnps Jac quellne Bush Consfance Lau CeoroeHe Bruns 4 I Wir TRIPLE A LETTERME 1959 1960 D Mu... L A J...I.,., I- Allan' R Jones P Alencasfre B Kgmwdy R M Alvaro V Jones J M Blaclr J A Black M Boyclwallz J Bnssefie W Bruhns G Bruns C Lau V Lau E Manaoas S Marcsol J McKeagus K Au R M Bofellao C Kllbey L Cabral S Km' M Campos M Leland B Chock M Mdklhl P Chong E Mesma J Craog N Nuslumofo D Cummings G Pesfana P Dolschen C Reeves J BUSI' C Mendes A M Dzuadul G Reeves L E' I rnas S Reeves C Gomes Plulhps S Olsen F Fugu R Renfer M Gauqhen J Tavares B Kaalrua K Souza K Gruber V Tong A Kahoones Y Vqlhgg B Kam L Home M Trask S Hulhul J Wallace M Wong Leong L M Jonkms S Yuen V . ' . . h I I 0 ' I . e f , e , - . 2 ' . . . . . A u II I ll I r I . . ' I . . l .' rg. R , il Q V I .. X A . I I 1 ' , ' : I W5 21. I I - J I ' l A V , I W I up A 'I .fl -1-. g .5 ' ' 0 1 c ' ' 1 I- 0 . F ' . . V. Q a . . Q , - . . ' I U 1 . G 'i X N X If 99 Q 4 R 1 J 4 K 2 Ll f . . f ' 1 N- Q S' f s S ' ' QI 'tx D35 -.lla s 1,55 xx . E 'Ni NO M W 4, V' ,fy xx . 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Q' '- ff' 9 I J AS THE TOWER BELLS CHIMED SEPTEMBER Vacatxon weary work txred students welcomed the stnmulatmg return to school Surprnse' Brlght green blackboards and hght pmk cellmgs IH the classrooms' SHA ers found lf hard to belleve that Sr Juhe Louise Sr lmmaculata and Sr Mary losephme would not be at SHA th1s year Paris seemed so far an ay They also dnscovered that smxlmg Mrs lane I Reeses rs non the secretary at the school ofhce Tull day schedule Four new lay teachers were wel tomcd to the SHA faculty Miss Shella Gallagher of Boston Massachusetts Mrs Lucy Yee Kau Q 421 Mrs Frances M Ragsdale Q S51 and Mrs Sophne V Robello f43j Mrs Anthony Mohna has charge of the sevlmg dnusnon of the Home Economncs program Student momtors recened gold bands of authornty ln an open anr assembly before classes began Sen nors were assngned to posts at the new cafetern Class after class filed mto beautlful Aymer Hall to enjoy hot lunches and to admlrt che lttractxve surroundmgs Mrs Ahlo Mrs Estrella and Mrs Lake are the capable cafetern tc1m Students prayed for guxdance at the Mass of rht Holy Ghost School began rn double elrnest' Semors re elected thexr ofhcers wrth an ovcrvt helm mg vote Leadmg their class through the last yelr 09 S.,-f OFF for a year af the Mofherhouse In France Sr Immaculafa Sr Julle Louuse and Sr Mary Josephune smulnngly bud Aloha +o Hawau Through the same gale they entered as SHA ers 'lhlrfeen years ago come mlghry sensors Jacquelme Kmzue Cerolouuse Kulbey, Luculle Murray, Faye Wong Leong Janice Tavares Knshn Muller Leanne Lulre Pafncna Rodrigues, Phyllus Donschen, Charla Reeves, Rufh Chong, Gwendolynne Pesfana, Rose Mane Bofelho, Karen Frenfas, Duane Schlemmer, Sylvla Reeves, Vucforla Jones, Maule Ann Traslr, LaVerne De Jesus r 'K J f lr Z 3. . ' . ' - l . . , . 4 , . .. ' ' V I' ' ' . -' 'L . , ' ' . l . l 9. ' - ' ' , - ,, , ,... . . y Q G 2. r ' ' . ' - . . - z ' ' S 'ig + 2522, . . s ' Y ' 4 1 9 ' g . ' . . g. . we -V . , . xi ' A ' , . . . 5: . 2 g A s ' ly ' - -. . . . I Here you are! smiling Mrs. Reeves, school sec- A double spirifual frea+-Mass of fhe Holy Ghosf on fhe Firsf Friday of ihe year. of high school are Lucille Murray. president: Car- ole Murakami, vice-president: Carolyn Shen, sec- rct.1ry:nnd Ruth Chong, treasurer. lixeitement mounted .ls seniors narrowed their choice of SLHS songleaders clown to the final four: Rose Marie Alvaro, Sandra Huihui, Charlene Luis, .intl Ciwentlolynne Pest.in.1. re1'ery,+ells Jane? Pang. A High Mass of Thanksgiving commemorated the Golden Jubilee of the founding of SHA on Sep- tember 12, 1909. Present .it the Jubilee Mass were Reverend Mother ,Iohnnna of St. Anthony's Home .ind the only two living members of the pioneer group-Sister Lndislns fstill at SHAJ and Sister Nlnrcelln Know of SHCJ. Cause 'for rejoicing? Fried chicken and rice for lunch on Jubilee Day! 'W Your wlsh IS my command' says Hue vlc hm 'ewel Sarneclu fo +l'le VlClOf Sandra De Lama Our glamorous SLHS songleaders lefl lo fIQl'll Charlene Luls S ndrl Hu l'lu1 Rc e Mlrn Alvaro and Gwendolynn Pesfanl S 6 At ren o Lloulx the tudnnt hodx 1ss+.11lbled on the elmpus to vllsh the tvlo Golden ubllarllns 1 Happy Iubllee A 17 pwe 1ub1lu lssug of the SHA SHIILI D the ALlLlLI'l1N s I1lOl'!Il'llX mms I'l1lgllll'1L 11 IS lllnded 1 ut to eq, r cud students on ubllce D13 VlCI11bC!'5 of the Trlple A ellose the xolles lDllllLlI1'lS for the SCISOD The XX h1tes ull boast ot four tmms e.1pt11ned bx loulse enkms SYlXll Remus CIVKCI1C,lf1lyIlI'lC ICSIIYII 1nd eln Wlll1eL The Colds v11ll hue thru tunls to bc. e10t11mdbx H11 'hl p 110111. Nlllu lnd XllL 1 1 M eng Leona, n e 1g11n urglng Il C lss 0 fl tg Ullltl lm Stlellgtll ln BLrn1dL1t1. lNebs.l pruldent CIQOI entre BILIHS XILL pl sldgnt, Stepllmle Kgllolll SLLILIIIN md omlle Soon trelsurel Nlullbers of Hul IN1 xYlll1ll1L QUPIO held then fllst IULLUHQ to duld on the let111t11.s of the eollllng yur Cheerlo old ohm' Vw IS the ordu of the dll 1I1Ll red che ClOI11lI11I'lt non ollx lunlors IH 11,1 old U1LllIlC'I1 lufullx lmtllted 'run lI'LSl1lLS In the lfte n on progr1m the Br1t1sh better known IC rhe Fxeshlllln Classj dl lnk thelr ELI competed 11l the London Derbw 1nd broupht the sklrmlshes ofthe Blttle of Null Orlelns to l l1lllI'10Ll9 end Ihe fllends of the books chose FllZlbi.Il1 Klll IS Held I1b1'1r1ln lnd lotus Keklhunl 18 Asslst 1nt There H15 but 1 Smgle Note between thull By popular demand lhe cafeferla lrlo af work Mrs Eslrella Mrs Alllo and Mrs Lake The bab1es enloy flwelr ou+door cafelerla servlce even when 1+ rams' l08 AS THE TOWER BELLS CHIMED 1 hal Prmcupal and sfudeni offucers smmngly bud Reverend Mofher a warm Aloha leff fo right Carole MUFBRBMI Luealle Murray Sr Mary Rose Reverend Mo+her Mary Regus and Mary Patrice Thom Gr 8 Reverend Mofher Mary Regus graciously allows , sfudenf body presudenf Lucille Murray fo sfar lusf once agam' KX is f OCTOBER I Hul Mary full of grlee e hoed through SHA s torrndors as the month of the Holy Rosary begin Reverend Mothtr Mlry Regxs retu ned lfter .1 pro longed stly ln Europt I lLl.llfN md students attended 1 Mass of Thanks INIIIL for Reverend Mother s slft lrrnil At 9 15 nn an open ur lssembly they ofhemlly wel tomtd her homt Reverend Mother expressed her joy IC bung lgun at SHA md wlshtd God s bless my to all She brought warm greetnngs from Very Reverend Mother Gemrfnl and from Reverend Mother Provmcral Everyone s tallung about Dr Dooley SHA ers yomed m Slllltlflg the hero of Laos' The sophomore class ehose Naomx Nnshlmoto, president Maxme Leong, vxce presndent Mona Mae Chang secretary Dxane Moore treasurer I rntdl Ienehlnlco of tht OLIIIOI' Cllss .xblx repre xtntLalSHA1n the :mnu1lRtdl t lthtr Cormnumty Lhtst Spttth Contest I Jaya Shnald edufor Sandra Dolum lnghfl and ASSOCldl9 edlior Cynihla Fran quez lleffl proudly show Rep F W C Loo fhe wrufeup IH fha Ocfober nssua fellnng of +he Resoluhon he had fhe Farsi Sfaie Legnslafure pass. honoring fhe Snsfers of fhe Sacred Hearfs on fhenr Ceniennlal, fha Gold en Jubilee of SHA and fha? of Sf Anfhony's Home, Kalrhn IO9 f If S ,S---, J' AQ XX th . 1 A X X if , we -X Er , of A-at , ,E pdf 14 2 17595 'R v. ffl' R -, 'K ,. y . -, Y' V. . . , . ... - , . , M x , w FT -- ' w A g . , , '. .. . , .. A, K . - . t yx y . v x' gl ,L . . ,L , .- 2' f' y 1 1 s 1 '- V. - V ' r - , ' f s -,' . H, sr S-' 1, . . . , - A I 'Q zz' ' Q ' ' R ' - M 3 . . 4. , M 5 ' . '. ' l - l- 6 H ' ' , 9. V 5 . . . Z ' P ' v S lv ' ' 9. 571 Rgi' ' - 'YW - 1 ' - - f. . ' f 44 S 5, Aloha Shun Sul, Inge SHA ers gne Sorry no land an snghf' Admiral Columbus Vallues reports fo cllsconcerfed crewmen Gall Costa Juanila McKeague and Joyel Kam L mhitt .ind blut itttnttd tlit Lolumbus Day S Xlolii VL ttk Lolortulshirtsdotttd thttampus pirty as fruhits trtattd tht juniors to .in utiiinb Iron ns of dttp tomtntrition showed thlt tht of historioal gaiety Fury thing from Poclhon juniors were tilting, tho. SLl'lOllSIlL Aptltudt Test t.1s to pitlsled xy .lttrtrtss ,lppurtd on tht progrim Don t worry girls no om utr tails XX as funny girls was FUN' XX ith sighs of relief studtnts in ggncril md Sen tht trtshmln tliss tltttcd Vittorii Loye presi dion ndyisor had btcn lppointcd md 1 staff sv. dent, Dime Ktnntdy ucv. prtsident Liurgcn Or Ittttd Work with 1 capital W yx1s tha. ku vnord til SLLFLIIYX Kathleen Lfint trusurtr is stiff members midi. 1 wry litt start luullv. Nlurriy studtnt body nprtstntitiu ind ost horrid ttsts yurc htrc 11,1111 ln tht morn Smdri Dolim Slmld tditor itttndtd tht prelim any, girls trammmg for ttsts xytrt 1 tommon sight mary matting ol rht Haw in Youth Congrtss it on the clmpus flood lLlx.lx tspttially to :host who lo ,mi l il.: c didn I study' .nl Kafhy Cronan poses near Our Lady of Peace as she bids good bye lo SHA be fore leaving for Japan Aloha lo you KH'y' Science class is Iusf out of ihus world when flue specimens Gwendolyn Alrana Dee Ann O Keefe and Raynefle Farua are holding go exploring lN B Par? of Krisfs gorgeous car gels info fhe Audnonl wr' V ,Q lb' sri .Z A , -s ilk 1 5. all nf' 1 ,x , , 1 7 sl E i , N B X QW Y '-1, . . 12,14-ti, - -' t 'V is-z.,b . ' A - -- . g - V. V L - V, . . , , X L, . , 5- g 4 Y x ' x'L' f il 'A x x A I , Y y . rg l 3 V3 V X. 16. lixercisin ' their votin 1 rivilc c for thc first time, iors in articular, received the news that thc Au- lv S ' '. . ' . L x ' 4 ', - 'i 1 X L 4 . , '- s - '- s , V V' 1- 1-' - V x - -V , V V' V ' ' V - , ,V V . 1, , . . . . 4 ,S 'x q ' p. ', H. '. :Ik ' , Lx. . 17. , -' -. - V - . 22. Th ,- ' t- V- - ! V A .1 A ' 'Lx '. . ' 'i , . . ' A ' y y' K- - ' V Vs .K - ' Q ' lr ' - u Y A- I X X V N 1 x'. ' A I l ' ', c. ' ' t Y ,i oy K , W l - . i . Buuutul shrnnts xx ere ereeted nn each classroom to honor the Kmg of Lose 'Vlarchmg m solemn proeessxon SHA ers offered prayers and sang hxmns ts the sehool enthronemnnt was renevued X xxhnte mlrblt stltut of the lnfrmt esus of Tlglll. his lrrxud we were told for the. plat ground tlomg Hlrdmg Aunue nth gleelul expressnons the jolly junlors trooped doxxn to the llbrlrx No wonder' Benng fitted for her sehool rmg 19 a wonderful moment rn nm nrls fe lrlght long hzur semors went to Chammade Col Semlnxr The modtmtor, Brother joseph Becker SNI suldtd tht LllSkLlS5lOI1 on the Iliad More Ixttrnrx trusurts to follows lhe lestn ll of Books opened ll the Ala Moana IX llIOI1 and Bam ln Court Grade school SHA ers mttended Better luck next mme hrgh school stu dents' Faiher Lnvmus reads flue Ac? of Consecrahon af fha Enfhronemenf ceremony Lyd goes wallung Vuclry does fhe hula and flue res freeze as fhey wauf for somefhnng +o happen Junior Academlc sfudenis erec+ed flns lovely Hawauan shrine Carole Murakami, Evelyn Meslna, Pafncna Rodrugues, Sylvia Karen Frenfas nn a prnvnleged role Z Reeves, Duane Espmo, and I . V . J ' ' 25' I , ' , t , -A , , l J Y n n . Ix n k 26. W' 5, ,' in ' . v 4 v 1 y , I g' ', li . 27.17 ' ' 1 ' - '.' . 9 lege to attend the first of a ten-week Great Books ' 31.54-5a 4 .- --. - Rl .' ' V. . , K s s I 1 A ' X ' A - .. .. . .. V X f AS THE TOWER BELLS Cl-HMED NOVI:MBhR All Saints Day fell on a Sunday We hid no school but ue had no holid tx either Tsk tsk, tsk' Students and faculty assisted 1t .1 Re quiem Mass for the souls in purgitory Expectations r1n high 1s SHA ers sux ut ed the Hrst report eards of the xeu BCIILNL it bl not hfty six high sehool students mtde the honor roll Better results next time to the rest of us' Twenty six seniors be-'in 1 three diy retreat at Saered Hearts Convent Re treat mister was genial Father Gerlrd vsas quite an experience, we are told Students squmting 1t strange figures? Nlo' Vision testing was nn progress onee again Whos got the 70 70 deal Once fha hHle SHA ers discover the holy sfore they become daily visitors Strictly senior ferrliory and believe 11' or noi, no cards' SHA offered congratulations and best xx ishes to Father Lu mus on his fe1st day lweitement heightened as contestants tuditioned for the annual speech tourna ment sponsoxed by Chammtde College So mtny students especially freshmen turn d out T .its w y hard ehoosefn U 4 f ' 3 I S so Er N' I 4 , l. ' ' . ' . , ' . V ' , . 2. ' . ' - 3. '.. 'JH'- 'svs ' .. 4 v--' ', ,- 6. ' - '. ' I ' aa L ' - 1 Leicht, SS.CC. Going to night adoration ' ' ll' l i , I h X Q il . . . is is . ,h lu- -bn ? H lg' 4 if - 1 ss, ' 12. A ' S i . . . 15. X - M ,- h s ' 'i V ' f 1 1 .W Q ' S, W- , e . h' ' hi' to TERROR! if Ol 1 I Y. . A A Y M4 Ki for we I .4 .N , Q, ,. .J V L A72 5. V, L.f! p 4 A. 1 x annu X sncnza Hunts Acnnzuv H w nun' Anrnuuvs nom: - vAiuL swam unnrs cuuvni-r '-Z5 :Amr nmmxs scnooi. Luccia Ho and Bernadelfe Ranney al work on a scene from llie French Revolufion, durinq wl1icl'i flue Good Mollier was imprisoned. Fourlh graders May Sullivan, Elaine Rogers, and Sheri Lee Tibbefh poinf proudly +o flie leH'ers lhey wrote io flue Good Moll-ier. Impressive bullefin board in the Senior Academic. Laureen Ortiz and Georgia Ann Lee poinf fo Hawaii and France respectively on flneir detailed exhibit in 9-l: flue worl: of the Sacred Hearfs Corigregafion flue world over. 1 3 l-l I6 IH 711 l'iI'iCl11j', tlie lilll, w.1sn't sucli an unluclsy day for tlie I6 sponsors FINAl.l.Y chosen by tlie cadet otiicers of tlie ROTC. Kalaepoliaku Place. XVC could tell long ago the SLHS foot- ball team will not play on Tlianlisgiving Day. Sliucksl A bouquet of spiritual roses was sem lo Reverend Motlier Mary Ciertruile as a feast-day token of sincere affection. Benctliction opened .1 tridium commem- orating the blessing of tlie National Slirine of tlie Immaculate Conception at w'iJSl1lUgfOl1, D. C. Dedication Day. SHA'ers assembled be- fore the grotto to commemorate the blessing of tlie lvasilica. ln union witli the entire nation they offered prayers .intl hymns. Latitlate Mariam! Congratulations to Miss Slieila Ann Cialf laglaer, cliarming lay teacher, who luc- came Mrs. Russell Nlurplay at .1 Nuptial Mass at Pearl llarbor. On tlae l2Stl1 anniversary of liei' tlcatli, SHA'ers attended Nlass to implore the Good Motl1er's speedy beatification. Spe- cial displays and programs in all class- rooms. II3 SHA urs pruul for Hls Holnnws, Iopn ohn XXIII on hm 78th bnrthdeu Iomr Inu Ihr XlklI'OfCNl1flSIl Wlms rhr QLIILIQLITLCI pug towlrd AVIIILI Hull? Ona. snlfl told xou' ROISI turku was 1 xx utnn lml it no Lxtrl puu. Tlnnks 'lXlI'lL, du CIIVKHLLI bflght am dear IS thu stlrt of 1 four diy waz ltnon SHA urs drd not forgnt to think C od for wll Hrs blggsmf 9 1s thu plrtook of more turkey and trnmmmnw Were your Lmn berrlcs spraycdW7 CODSFIILIIIIIOHS .zgun thls tmu to Mm D11n1I lnh 1111 ennmgs who bcgamc Mrs Leon 1rd C R051 It Surcd Hcirt Chunh th19 mormng Sfudenl body massed before grohlo +o commomoreie fhe blessing of lhe Nahonal Shrune of llwe lmmaculale Concephon Why do w uauons have to end so fast7W Oh well Chrxstmas vull soon be here' g deal' Vo f1buIou9 Talent Shovu thns x mr' And wg had no Clmpus Fur uthnr' Some people x Lhlldrrn lost morhcr rhmu: to STAR' Feel Ianni Conme7 Hard 'ro iell +l1us :sn I lhe Tlwanlrsguvnng Dmner :nel Karen Hardman of Grade 4 and Duane Lewis of Il A pose proudly wufh Rene Nappuar Vuce counsul of France on 'Phe occaslon of has Vasu? 'ro SHA Dl i. AS THE TGWER 'QCPQMBIAQR As cold we.ither .ind strong winds sig- nalled winter's arrival, the campus hummed with .letivity in preparation for the Christ CQhild's birthday. Now, who wore .1 colored sweater? i BELLS CHIMED we 1, .5 , s ,f X Y A 1 ,z,r,,Q, 2. 'lihe students enlisted in the cooking dix i- sion of SHAX Home Economics Ilepart- ment enjoyed several on the spot les- sons this month. Ifxcursions to Ilgiwaie i.in Iflectrie. ll.lVV.1llLl!1 Ifood l'l.1n, .ind Ilonolulu Gas Clompany liaise proxed both interesting .md heneticial, 9. Ifiye out of ten girls made the tin,ils .is Academy contestants presented their orntoricnl endeavors at the Annual Chaminude Speech Tournament. A big hand to Lucille Murray who placed first in the extemporxineous division. She gets .i lot of practice! SHA's contestants in the annual Chaminade Speech Tournament: Extemporaneous--Lucille Murray, trontg Elizabeth Kiai, back. Dramatic Interpretation-Gene vieve Gomes, Barbara McMilIin. Oratorical Interpreta- tion-Eloise Burgo, Frieda Lenchanlro. Humorous-Mary Louise Marsh, Joan Ranney. Original Oratory-Marilyn Koga, Veronica Wehselau. I A. Gold Medalist Lucille Murray shows SHA's speech final- ists her prize. Lett to right: Elizabeth Kiai, Lucille Mur- ray, Eloise Burgo, and Joan Ranney. MISSING: Barbara McMiIIin. As the sayinq goes- Hep Cats with Cool Cuts, Dis- playing the controversial Joan ot Arc hairdo are, Iett to right: Luella Jenkins, Rose Marie Botelho, Stephanie Kim, Gwendolyne Pestana, and Lydia Heine. lI5 W nners of 'lhe Hai Fashion Con+es+ al +he Trlple A Chns+mas Par+y Mos? Humorous VICl0l'Id Lau and Maxine Boychalk MosfOr1glnal Juanlfa McKeaque and Lydla Herne Mosi Chruslmasy Rose Marne Bofelho and Vurgnma Kau Shll lryung +o wnn Yvonne7 Whafs fhe maffer wlfh the celler7 nv-no TRUE CHRISTMAS DPIRIT' Jumor Red Cross chairman Frieda Lenchanllo cen+er and Joanna Bur+on lleff JRC councllor HII qlff boxes for needy children In faraway lands whale Karen Frenfas rlghl JRC delegaie works al Chrlsimas decorafuons for a local hospnfal Q. II6 C,0l11lDlI'llD4L, Chrlstmn Ll12lllIX vnth gen uma: p1tr1ot1sm 20 SHA ers took part m Illi, mnuzl sale of seterm m1de poppms On rhls loxclx fclst of the ll'I1l'T1ZlCLlllIL C omaptlon su cn SHA 5I'ldC school stu dgnts I'CCClXLCl thclr Flrst Holx Commun lon ll'l the AL ulcmy Chfnpcl Another fren dis for studunts 1s rcuh yrs xttandcd rhr N C E A Professlonll Know rh Confnrgnu. 1I C,lllI'HlI1'ldC Hoo Irnplr A Pmrtx brought hu fxshxons mto ln Y I RAORDINARY focus' Soma cute' our puxnts Nlmx pupnls found good ruson for rqommg, but some dlscovared thlt rucl I'l1lI'lxS on reports yards h1rdls rusgmhlc hollx bgrrles xlLlSlL. dmu md song, hnphlnghtcd the Chrlstm 19 cntcrtunmcnt presumed supl null bx the grldc school 1nd the hlgh sghool A buutlful tablclu of the Na IIXIIX Lllmwcd cuh PFOLFIDI Rexcrcnd l lthcr 1nd Rugrcnd Mother were fetcd md thcx nn turn rrmted euryone 4 p 5, ' ' ' , ' '. Y -' V V' - Q 3. A. ' 1' g 1 3 f i ' , fa . - R u X 1 . . I' - 5 I . is 1 . ,V ' 1 ll. ' Q ' , ' S . . ' - - . . , ray! ll .l, ' , ' 16. ' . I' Y 1 aj' .' ' . ' . l l-. - i, - . - V .. I7. Teachers gave us Christmas cards for ' V xx- .' '-' , - s ' s ar , , .. . ., , 'J :V li ' s s f s ' I M Q,Q:2': lx.. Q f 'Y' - l. ' ' 7 ' ' Q C Q . ' 'V' Y L .' '1 . ' if 9' . A Ml W.. - W K , ll c X lx V y c A ,' .K H f , nf I . G fx . I ei 9 J , . Merry Chrlsfmas Reverend Fafher Lnvmus' Merry Chrnsi mas Reverend Mo+her' say B rnadeHe Nebel and Carolyn The hugh school Nahvuiy scene wlfh Mary Annelle Camera as Our Lady Julie Brnsserl as S+ Joseph and Galle Kruse Barbara Ross and Roberfa Rueder angels Leff Shea lRngh+ If Merry Chruslmas SHA ers are washing ihe lay faculfy and Chrnsimas blessings fhey are washing everyone' ndcr thc ludushxp ot Kms, Author the kmghts of rhg Squzrc fable ous Turs tllg putx Wen he1r4.l Cm ds.rcll1 xx IS rhr honored gucst xuth Ron Ru md Snow W hm 18 Lullu IH XXJICIDKL, Wall urll xull Mele Kllxkxmaka to 1ll IS Chrlstmls balls rms, and rhr futhful bow thur holds ID pralsc 1mlth1nksg,1xm Hugh school s+uden+s engoy final fableau and choral rendnhon of O Holy Nlghr ' . , 1 ' I as -l l if X . X g A 1 I d ' ,J 5 22. U - V-. ' Y lf x 'Q f -Y v K -A 'ss A , f qnlins the Audion st,1Ffj enjoycda hilari- Q K-'K'yV,s .-f 'vs A- ,il j , f',L Lpg- , 'f, ,, ,. v . , , . 25. A Q' I L 4. '. . 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K f AS THE TOWER BELLS LI-HMED r....-....w- 1-'r Hs going fo shnltel says Naomi Nnshlmoio as ln .a unrque sho+ fhe cameraman capfures the four hugh school class omcers checlung up on fhe campus Bug Ben nf is fi? wr N ,Qi .1 II8 1 Whrle hny SHA'ers pray before fhe crab, Ola Cross of Grade One drops a penny +o make The angel sung if IANUARY Happy 60 to sou lll' Another ehapter IS vsrxttcn nn the book of hft ms ut lent 1959 behmd and meet 1 neu sen' of fond hopes and brnght expeeta tnons lust thunk uc graduate ffm Year' Sportmg neu haxrdos flashmg brxght smnlcs and exchangmg merrv greetmgs SHA ers returned fox 1 renew ed attempt at scholastxc achxex ement Believe xt or not the tovs er cloek 19 vsorkmg and the bells chnme a3.,.11n We ll be paymg many usrts to the errb Yes blg or small uc' do love to make that angel smg' Feast of the Epxphanv At Hugh Mass we la1d the best g1tt possnble at the feet of the Du 1ne Infant At an outdoor assemblx me vsarfnlv vnshed Rav trend Mother Mlry Gertrude 1 fond xx elcome back to Hawau XV1th furrovx ed brovx s and anxious grnnaces mam semors congregated at B1shop Hall Punahou eampus to take the mmor College Entranct Exammatlon IVIGIOII WEST! SAL! For a good cause, devofed ole VJ gels ready fo help mussuon mlnded SHA ers become even sweefer W 'N K U 1' 5 6 t J NV 'AX B 'V XY ff Ywn, , Q 'ff 7 my fn I , J E, ,f 3. If ... V . . gg lb . V V L - - - K- V . . 1 1 V1 ' YK . , . . . ' ' Q . g ' ' .- ' ' . , , , 't . L , . . . . 4. ' , ' K , . . . , 1 7', ' A ' . ' . ' ' . 4' . . , X Y X .K V . K . yi. 1 4. V i, 3 I. ' V. . i . u y . Y . , . 6. . ' 1 4. ' ' H 7, V V V A V' .- 1 L V . s 1 V 9. ' V V V - ' y 'V Q N ,A 1 e .JL . , V - V, . .V . . . V. . . . . 1 V .V . V- . f, .A A AEN Q. I fm :nv-1: . Nlifldll 'W A in Track sfar Keller dashing as usual for a lafe bell' SHA SPONSORS FOR SLHS ROTC FRONT ROW Honorary Colonel Sandra Hulhul SECOND ROW leff 'fo rlghf Margaref Leland Charlene Luls THIRD ROW Malle Trask Gall Chung Frenda Lenchanlro FOURTH ROW La Verne De Jesus Ruih Chong Carole Murakami Karen Frelfas FIFTH ROW Louuse Jenluns Luella Jenluns Phyllis Lee Gwendolynne Pesiana Rose Marne Alvaro Sherllynn Wong Mlss Plckard QSHA 55 Loretto Hexghts 59j at present a fifth grade teacher at St Patrxck s fired semors wxth enthuslasm for the mernts of college espeelally of her Denver 'llflll mlter She gave helpful hmts on eonduet lpphe mon md other phlses of college hfe Wlth doubtful mmd yet courageous zest we xt tacked the Hrst mld term exams Kalaepohaku here come the semors' Our snxteen lovely SLHS ROTC sponsors were presented to thelr ofhcers ID the hrst formal parade of the year Snster Mary Rose attended the ceremony as the honored guest and later rev1ewed the s arnous eom pmnes We got to go ' Go ahead Yvonne' Jumor Bug Babu s are wauhnq fo JUMP ROPE' pn Braln wean test txred students left for a well earned three day vseak end Report eards' Smlles lppeared md ehsappeared as the great fe urs or ,rand hopes of complete fallures and honor xolls fuled or glowed' Ah the bhssful promise of mother semester to redeem ourselves' Semors met ln Saered Hearts H111 to le1rn about Qhmmmade Colleee from Brother Henry I-Ionnert S M md Mr Nagasawa SHA eampus brnghtened 19 sensors eame to school dolled up m full glory Iortx five hopeful col lege asplrmts swept off to the Umversxty of Havs ul to tlke a four hour entrance exam Exam ox er dolleel up but eloleful' Don? cry Margie and Jeanne' Moses fha campus cal us noi dead' He s lusf boarding elsewhere - rms-1 iw Qw- AS THE TOWER BELLS CI-IIMED x 2 f exxxV'ffiA D in x ,,. ..i,,-.--f' f-y-w-me-1? cl X' 1 N- D Z. 4 X -X I Jr . ML' Q N 0 I J FILBRUARY SHA'ers are still discussing the interesting and beneficial CCD Institute held at St. Patrick's last Saturday. Our girls served as usherettcs, and were especially proud to direct the hundreds of catechists to the Academy chapel for Mass at 11 a.m. The annual Catholic Herald Drive has started us canvassing again. Subscription blanks are a pretty pink and have Haroldis picture on them. Now, who said, Itis a rosy dream if you're in the pink??? We were shocked and saddened by the untimely death of our devoted friend and photographer, Mr. Krist Kurisu. Once again students observed the First Friday with a dialogued Mass. At a general meeting held in Sacred Hearts Hall, Legionnaires discussed practices and devotions for the coming montl.. Interested seniors and juniors attended Know Your College Day at Chaminade. Visitors were given a realistic view of what to expect, both socially and scholastically, at our own Catholic college. 4 A Q 2 X ' ',N.,, X, Xi egg 5, fi A-Q ' is ,i' . Bonnie May, Elaine Rogers, and Kafhleen Dang of Grade Four show how IiHle SHA'ers respond +o His Excellency's appeal for more subscriptions 'ro fhe HAWAII CATHOLIC HERALD. ESQ im!! 'rryilf Y- Genevieve Reeves of I0-II and Frances Paul of I0-I are iusf Iwo of Ihe many big SHA'ers who will be doing 'Iheir parf Io boosl Ihe Herald Drive Our valen+ines for Mommy will be finished by ValenI'ine's Day! say Kindergarlen SHA'ers Moode'H'e Keliihoomalu, Rhonda Chang, Margarel' Mary Reanlaso, Marian Onfai, and Bridgefre Siders. February brings emphasis on reading in every grade of the high school. Here Beverly Ito- kazu of 9-I helps Roberta Rieder of 9-Il pin up a thought-provoking display, while Diana Tang of I2-A and Constance Malterre of I2-C agree on what books to borrow A deeply saddened SHA faculty and student body ln general and shocked and regretful Audlon and Shield staffs in particular mourn the untimely death of their devoted and expert photographer Mr Knst Kunsu Although gravelv all for a long time h continued to serve-courageous resourceful cour teous and self forgetting to the end Esteemed by SHA ers from the kindergarten new comers to the senior old timers he knew he was among personal friends here The smiles and waves that greeted him as his car drove into the Sixth Avenue gate spoke volumes' His cheery Hn there' and hrs Look at me and smile' will be long re membered for the contagious happiness they rad: ated He will surely be missed on the campus he so often crossed and recrossed his smiling face belymg the fatigue he must have felt Aloha dear Knst' SHA will not forget you! GQTHWHILE READING t1l5P'mNs CHALLENGIIIE Wmd and ram again on the feast of Our Lady of Lourdes' The Sisters Sodalxsts and other de votees of Mary took part m an mdoor candlelight procession Approprxately indeed two former SHA ers re cenved the rehgxous habit on the feast of St Val entme Marvel Jenkins Q S75 became S1sterRegma Mary and Sarah Ann XVood Q 595 became Sister Helene m a Vesture Ceremony held at Sacred Hearts Convent Two happy novlces whom the the Kmg of Hearts can clarm for H15 very own' The premlere performance of The Egg and I presented bv the Juniors proved a smashmg hit The hilarious play was tempered by a moving rendition of A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes by the Dreamers and a medley of popular dance tunes on Bernadette Nebels ac cordxon SHAs Participants in Junior Achievement FRON ROW left to right Clare Gomes Sandra Dolnm Naomi Nishlmoto Joan Leonq Christine Allpao Kathryn Au Betty Lou Chong Nowelo Kehpl SEC OND ROW Erlyne Ahaluelo Gaul Costa Carol Thomas Frances Paul Marilyn Greene Cynthia Franquez Georgnana Chang Lillian Seto THIRD ROW Annette Awana Sandra De Lima Barbara Ballangao Yvonne Vallles Genevieve Gomes Co Iette Anu Valerie Frantas Constance Lau FOURTH ROW Paulette Nelson Bernadette Santos Clare Anahu Virginia Aona Julie Ahue Lynette Leong Patricia Chong Elizabeth Kia: FIFTH ROW Maxine Boychalk Leona Gonsalves Gail Mace Nancy Dolan Sarah Ann Crozier Michele Wong Leong Rose Renter MISSING Virginia Kau Stephanie Marcuel Karen Morenra Anastasia Pang Valerna Paresa Gwyneth Yum Y--Qin THE MIDDLE! Sfage crew lDiane Oliver, Virginia Aona, Joan Ranney Julie Ahue Leona Eli and Michelle Wong Leongl keep 'Ihs ri-it BEGINNING! Louise Chong of irc and ' g,e,,o,ma,,cL3 ,,,,,,,,,,g s,,,,,,,,,,,y, Juliana Parcheski of I I-A counf oul hundreds of licliels for dislribulion, INTERMISSIONI The Dreamers gel ready fo sing A Dream ls a Wish Your Hearl Makes -Lefl' 'fo righl: B. Kam, S Marciel, M. Alana Lum, G. Mace, A. Hamaler, L. Kinzie, P. Valdez, V. Phillips, S. Olsen. THE FINALEI BELOW: The Class of '6I sing lheir Class Song, adapted 'lo a beaulifully harmonized version of Climb Ev'ry Mounfain lfrom THE SOUND OF MUSIC, no lessll RIGHT: Junior presiclenl Bernadelfe Nebel receives l'he congratulations of sludenl body presidenl' Lucille Murray. ,M -20. Full halls for the evening performances. Fine work, Class of '6l! . Twenty-three aspirants of higher education took the entrance examination at Chaminade College. The Student Council gathered at the school li- brary to ratify the newly drafted constitution. Under the able leadership of Lucille Murray, representatives discussed re-organizational plans. lt's a Hap, Hap, Happy! Let us sing Hip, Hip, Hurray! Seniors rejoiced as they left for a de- lightful class picnic .it Kailua. -28. junior music students and pupils from grades Kindergarten to Six presented an elaborate musi- c.1Ie git 6:30 p.m. In addition to excellent instru- mental numbers, they took part in gay folk dances, graceful bullets, and much-applauded vocal selections. The SHA Rhythm Band, in brand-new white and gold uniforms, complete even to rasselcd caps and shiny gold buttons and braid, stole the show, of course. AS THE TOWER MARCH I 1 -'I his month, dedicated to good bt. kloseph, has us all praying for vocations. 'lihe Diocesan Committee for Religious Vocations h.is sent us .irtistic holy cards with .i special prayer for more Pritsts, Brothers, and Sisters for the diocese of Honolulu. His Excellency. Bishop xl. -I. Sweeney, li.1s requested prayers for this intention .it the end of e.ich Mass. W'ednesd.iys will he tl.iys of p.1rticul.1rly fervent prayer .ind sacrifice. Who .among us will be hearing the call divine??? rxsli X'v'ednesd.1y. Receiving the blessed ashes reminded us of the nothingness of things temporal. W'e re- solved to spend .1 holy l.en ten season. f- Behold l bring you tidings of great joy which shall sg- I4 be to .ill the SHA'ei's! His Excellency, our Most Reverend Bishop, could have said during the sur- prise .issernbly tod.iy. We had won the Catholic Herald Drive, he announced. Class ll-C kept up the old tradition with flying colors, winning the Highest Class .iwnrd for the third time in four years. The Holy Name Plaque and the checks looked real good, but better still was the knowledge that we had been tops in .in important work for the Church. Suffering sophomores took a three-hour National i'iLlLlC.lIIOI1Lll Development Test. Not to be outdone, lionoralvle juniors struggled through the National Merit Scholarship lest. Hooray! Believe it or not, no school today! VCT welcomed the long week end, as the faculty at- tended tlie NCHA Book Exhibit at St. Francis School, Hi' award. 5 IN Q il: 5 Erin go braghl Shamrocks for Ihe lrish Popular Mrs. Rosalie Hong, who faugh+ Ihe fifth grade during fhe second semesfer. His Excellency smilingly presenls Gerald- ine Gouveia of IIC wilh fhe Highes+ Class lay facuI+y -Mrs. Rosa, Miss Cassidy, and Mrs. Murphy-pinned on by seniors Gail Palricia Ching, Patricia Rodrigues, and BELLS CHIMED f g X J! fin st -- J sown' His Excellency, Bish- op J. J. Sweeney, graciously poses wiih Lucille Murray lleffl and Geraldine Gou- veia irighfl affer Ihe double Cafholic Her- ald presen+afion. Pafricia Ga rra han. eve I23 SHA's Volunieer Junior Aides-FIRST ROW, lei? fo righ+: Pairicia Silva, Haunani Won, Elfrieda Pang, Shirley Takai, Nowelo Kekipi. SECOND ROW: Brenda Lau, Barbara Lohrey, Karen Moreira, Carol Thomas, Sharie-Jean Wong, Margarei Makini, Edifh Lum. THIRD ROW: Jo-Anne Colvin, Joan Ranney, Evelyn Yim, Sarah Ann Crozier, Daphne Ahuna, Genevieve Reeves. MISSING: Doreen Oriiz. My Daddy wanls an Audion foo, affirms Ann Cecily Quinn fo delighied business manager Jerilyn Chong Kee. Louise Jenkins, fhe s+aff's o+her manager-of-finances, enioys lhe scene. 1 Dancing Malvina Holru or playing ball, Margie? Giving up colre for Len+, Gerri? SHA's newcomers and rhose absenf when class piclures were lalren-FRONT ROW, lefi +o righiz Gay Adams, Karen Rogers, Darlene Pacheco, Ann Cecily Quinn, Margarei Mary Reaniaso, Marlha Marie Bagwell, Moodelie Keliihoomalu, Rhonda Chang, Kafhleen Dang, Elizabeih Sariain, Pamela Gonsalves. BACK ROW: Karen Hardman, Suzanne MacFarlane, Maribelh Reilly, Maureen McNamee, Haunani Won, Donna Gray, Yvonne Scanlan, BernadeHe Cavaco, Jacqueline Bush, Kafhleen Hill, Lani Brown. STILL MISSING: Ola Cross, Eva Gomez, Rae Jones. Ii The Studcnt Louncil mct to discuss proiccts for thc coming month Churmen tor the stmndxnb com mittees xx ere appointed by prcsident Lucille Murray In mnticipztion grldc school classes presented thcir lreast Dax progrlm honoring Rexerend Mothcr todas Delightful' Rcxcrend Mother Commentcd Thc high school PFOESTIIH in honor of Rcxcrcncl Nlothcrs fclst xx IS short but excellent Reward No homcworlx' ubiluntly Classes 12 A Ind ll A trooped off to thc Sc1cncc I ur 'Vlonslgnor X 1crr1 discussed religlous life with juniors and seniors strcssinc, thc nccessity of umhcd prucr for xocations SHA crs ucv cd txxo Lcntcn hlms A Voncc in thc Wilderncss ind I Bchcld His Glory Timely md inspiring Senior Musicxlc it 7 pm bllmor and glory md much applaudcd plating singing and dancing A vi ell roundcd program cnloy lble from the openmg numbcrs by thc Senior Orchestra to thc tableau hon- oring Our Lady ns Patroness of America. -School on Saturday mornings? Arc you kidding??? And in uniform?f? Hmmmmmmm. Looks likc it if you arc detained for dcmcrits. A1 Tableau of fhe Holy Family-finale of High School Program Freshman, sophomore, and iunior class presiden+s add iffs commemorafing Rev. Mo+her's Profession Anniversary. l 9 +o loving Anniversary wishes and prayers. 31-Registration for the Cannery. A reminder that school is nearly Pau for now, and so too should be work on the Audion. As we prepare Hnal copy for the last mail call, we joyfully anticipate the annual re- treat QApril 11-151 preached by Father Stephen Tutas, S.M.g the Triple A picnic at Lanikai fApril 1913 the junior-Senior Prom at the Robert Louis Stevenson Suite of the Princess Kaiulani fApril 211 3 the JRC banquet at which the SHA SHIELD will be awarded the Publicity Trophy and Lucille Murray will be presented with a personal token as winner of the editorial contest CApril 221 5 the OYC Youth Code Conference fApril 231 g the General Assembly for student body organization CApril 281. The May Pageant, Field Day and Parents' Night, Catholic University tests, Student Council elections, the Hawaiian Club poi supper, the Senior banquet at the Reef, the junior-Senior luncheon, the Farewell-to-the- Faculty fwith the presentation of that fabulous class picture to be hung in the hallowed hallsl1, and GRADUATION are not so distant any more. As the bells chime a decisive Thirty for now! we chime along with the fondest Aloha and Mahalo Nui Loa to all! 2 ffl Carol Rollinson, who refurned fo SHA iusi in time fo graduale wilh the Class of '6O. Having arfended +he Academy in the eighth, ninfh and renfh grades, fhis lovely blue--eyed lass lefr for a slay of nearly fwo years on fhe mainland. The staff regrets fhai' she arrived foo lafe fo be pictured in cap and gown in ihe Senior Secrion. Carol is definirely one of us! By Popular Demand- the bells whose chimes lreep SHA'ers iuned to the limes! Below, the smaller bells, Louise and Henrieife, which sound fhe qua:-'fer-hours. All fhree bells, given fo Reverend Mother Louise Henrieffe on rhe occasion of her silver iubilee, were blessed by Bishop Alencaslre in December, l932. The large bell fhaf chimes fhe hours. Hs inscripfion reads: My name is Margaret Mary. Day and night, in union wifh Chrisfs faithful spouse, I proclaim the praises of the Sacred Hearts. Dearest SHA, The words with which Thomas Merton admirably ends his inspiring autobiography, Sei 171 Slorey Mmm- fain, aptly express our sentiments as we reach the final pages of our annual: Sif fini.: libri, non finis tl1ldl'fl'71lli.l The book is finished but not the quest! Ours has been the sweet duty of tendering you the homage of all your alumnae and student body upon the memorable occasion of your golden jubilee of foundation. XVe have endeavored to accomplish it humbly and sincerely, realizing full well that we could never adequately praise or thank you. lf our desires could have been fulfilled, how gladly would we have eulogized in glowing terms the self- sacrificing band of eleven pioneer Sisters who were your founders! With what Hlial pride would we have commented at length upon the Christlike example of beloved Ma Mere. With what joy would we have honored all who have lived and labored hereg with what gratitude would we have paid tribute to all who love and serve you still! Your noble spirit and lofty ideals would have been commended, your educational system laudedg your efforts at inculcating Christian principles hailed as a service to God and fellowmen. The beauty of your campus would have elicited a song of praiseg the value of your preparation for life in troubled times would have evoked a promise of lasting thankfulness. Your eventful historv would have been told with charming anecdote and interesting detail. But all this was beyond our scope! Although panegvrics were not ours to pen, a brief and heartfelt tribute we can and will pay. As the vears roll along, the words of our Alma Mater and of our Class Song-so fittinsrlv embodied in the paees of this vearbook-will re-echo in our hearts, recalling your challenge: Tiff Irv mv shiril! Slam! by my fwrinrifrlexf EVI'1lIhIif'YHII mv feafl1imy! Loyally we will answer: With all our hearts we pledge you our best! In lives worthy of you we will dailv prove our szrateful love! Until we come home to the Sacred Hearts von have taught us to honor, we will be striving to fulfill that Quest. Privileged members of your Golden lubilee Class. we bid you a fond Aloha in this parting paean and praver: The Lord has made you an instrument of His peace: Where there might have been hatred, you have brought loveg Where there might have been wrong, you have brought forgivenessg Where there has been discord, you have brought harmony, Where there has been error, you have brought truth: Where there has been doubt, you have brought faithg Where there have been shadows, you have brought lightg Where there has been sadness, you have brought joy. As you have striven to comfort, may you be com- fortedg As you have tried to understand, may you be under- stoodg Ax you l7dl'Cl01'f'l1', may you be loved: As you have given, so may you rerei1'1'.' May the Lord bless you and keep you! May He turn His countenance to you and grant you now and always His choicest graces! BELCVED ALMA MATER, FAREWELL! .-dw W is 5 A ,f, .gf-1 fa, wr 9 M-iq' 11 ,M I . 5 iw ,Mm 'Q ? 1 J ,f WA -an ,4 1..0-aww ' ,W ,,,, is ...1-. 1.1-4 --1 .11 1.11 -11 .....- ..1.- .i...1- -Qt- ..-..- ..--.1 ....- 11... -1- 5-as wo zas-aouusdn fv- Y 3? ,f 1 hm Hi' NAME Abplanalp Marlon Roberta Alum Cec1l1a Kawaawaa Alvaro Rose Marne Botelho Rose Mar1e Burgo Elolse Ann Camara Mary Annette Campos Marlelena Rachel Cavaco ean Chlng Gall Chong Ruth L P Iones Chong Kee Jerxlyn Ann Cockett Clarnce De Jesus Laverne Dolschen Phyllxs Leah Dzladul Anna May Fernandes Stephame Frentas Karen Yvonne Fujn Florence Hmtsumu Garrahan Patrncn Ann Gonsalves Leona May Grabmer acquelyn Guzman Thalla Maxmn Hamxlton Nlcole Ellzabeth Hee CarolAnn Ho Ruby Lee Ghm Hoke Jacquelmt B Hulhul Sandra Carlten lenkms Louxse Ienkms Luella Ann Jones VICIOFIH Mae Kalenolam Kekahuna Lotus Keklpn Nowelo Keller Susan Ly nn Klan Ellzabeth J Knlbey Carolouxse Kxm Stephanxe lpunle Kmzne Jacquelme Lane Moana Gall Lau Sandra E Lee Flora Pun Mee Lee Phyllls Leland Margaret Louise Lenchanko Frxeda Anna lennxng Anne Marne ltong hloxse C H ADDRESS 7 A Samoa Place 910 Kallhl Street 2045 Puna Street 45 539 Ualam Place 144 Mann Street NHA 1 357 Ulupama Street 1368 Mokulua Drxve 727 Lawelawe Street 3317 Martha Street 2350 Palolo Avenue 130 South Kualum Street 1517 Lellam Street 1413 Elghrh Avenue 660 Magellan Avenue 1112 19th Avenue 1045 B 15th Avenue 1711 Kmmohoalu Street 1118 Nmrh Avenue 191 Reynolds Avenue 123813th Avenue 1415 Ernest 337 North Kultur Street 5244 Lman Street 3202 Palluln Street 1347 Nmth Avenue 279 Wax Nam Way 308 Amakea Way 1912 Lusntana Street 3614 Crater Road 6418 Kalamanaole Hwy 341 A Kxhapal Street 4483 Sxerra Drlve 1236 B Hunakax Street 2022 Hanalnma Place 316 Elelupe Road 100913th Ayenue 3071 Felix Street 99 417 Pnllkoa Street 303 Puuhale Road 1926 Keonaona Street 3318 Keanu Street 202 Huall Street 45 717 V'axnana Street 2829 Puuhonua Street 3040 Dlamond Head Road PARISH St Anthony s Kalxhn St Theresa St Anns Kaneohe Holy Famlly St Anthonys Kailua St Anthonys Kaxlua Holy Trmxty St Patrxck St Patrick Blessed Sacrament St john Baptxst St Patrnck Our Lady of Peace Star of the Sea Star of the Sea Our Lady of the Mount Holy Family St1r of the Sea Our Lady of Peace Our Lady of Peace Holy Trnmty St Patrnek Holy Tnmty St Patrlck St Augustine St Augustnne Blessed Sacrament Star of the Sea Holy Trmnty St Anthonys Kailua St Patrlck Blessed Sacrament Star of the Sea St Patnck St Elxzabeth Axea St Anthonys Kalxhn Blessed Sacrament St Patnck Blessed Sacrament St Anns Kaneohe St Plus X St Augustxne PHONE 4711 Ext 57103 88140 80590 244735 496421 254160 269130 32215 77075 77986 68583 88331 73535 53445 743787 728364 87281 792353 402032 76517 506829 502546 33492 77703 75968 938084 937812 501242 793272 30628 266941 75182 771562 502045 30525 79024 73234 464114 88325 596133 737134 59845 243023 995136 935018 S1-IAS CLASS GF J V V V V ---- ' ------------f-----f --f---ff-- V VV V V - -f' - ' , , , ,, 7, eeeeee N, ,e,e,e,e, ,,,, , , . 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