Sacred Hearts Academy - Audion Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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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 . .

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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

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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.