Sacred Hearts Academy - Audion Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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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.

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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

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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!