St Francis School - Troubadour Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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tA Prayer, study, sacrifice! With this three-fold 0 jepue 0 eff, ' C.S.M.C. program, we renewed our missionary zeal and promoted greater interest in our student organization. Our classes studied the mission field, and select- ing one needy mission country, we prayed and made sacrifices that they might have immediate relief with whatever we could do. We are actively united with other young people throughout the territory, the nation, and the world, when. as members of the junior Red Cross, we bake cookies, make tray favors, decorate hospitals and pack gift boxes for our local service men. Volunteer service in Saint Francis Hospital teaches responsibility and usefulness, and is a preparation for future professions. Our monthly student body meetings did a great job of keeping us united and encouraged to work, save, pray! C.S.M.C. programs make use of dramatics to put across ideas. Here is a group of Sophomores who are boosting the Catholic press. Our C.S.M.C. class leaders-Ist row, Freshman A-Donna Evans, Rupina Romano, Marguerite Nakoa, Annie Medeiros. Freshman B-'Jacqueline Sarile, Ruby Chong, Phyllis Martin, Dolores Caballero. 2nd mu'-Soph. A, Mildred Olanda, Agnes Payne, Carmen Nerona. Soph. B-Ruth Sing, Charmion Orchard, Marilyn Yangson. 3rd row-juniors, Margaret Gonsalves, Rose Kawasaki, Jean Hart. Seniors -Barbara jean Wong, Irene Taparra, Irene Yee, Lorna Liu.