Students make small changes for a sustainable future

Noe Nekotani, Opinions and Blog Editor|March 12, 2019

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In an effort to be more sustainable, Sacred Hearts Academy students not only make changes to their everyday lives but also encourage their peers through after-school clubs and beach clean-ups. Video by Noe Nekotani and Shelby Mattos.

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Noe Nekotani is a senior fourth-year journalist/webmaster/opinions editor for Ka Leo. In her free time, she enjoys listening to music, yoga, and hiking....

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Let’s go, Lancers! The Lancer cheer team brought fun and enthusiastic spirit to the birthday assembly. The girls represent the school in gold and white at athletic events and recently competed in the state championships for the third consecutive year. The band and color guard students also continued to boost school pride, as they showcased their talents with a lively performance in the gym. The band and color guard can also be seen throughout the community, participating in athletic events and parades. “I enjoyed being able to perform for the SHA birthday because I loved hearing the different parts of the song and hearing it become a very nice sounding piece,” sophomore Ally Yokoyama said. “As for color guard, because it’s something that I’m very passionate about, seeing the different techniques that (we) can do and seeing how far we (have come) as a whole band (meant a lot).”

115 Years of Gold and White

President Brandy Ann Sato presents in the campus Board Room, as the visiting teachers enjoy refreshments. They will take what they learned back to their classrooms in Korea. Photo courtesy of Cleo Eubanks.

NHS shares campus life with Korean visitors

PAC-5 varsity Division II soccer team smiling through the blood, sweat and tears of their hard work. They boast a trophy as state champions for the third year in a row. Photo courtesy of Dowda-Gates.

Wolfpack soccer completes a three-peat

The day begins in the campus gym, where pairs of LIFE Team members (photo left) Jetaime-Tihani Tajiri and Reagan Beissel and (photo right) Jayna Amasol and Keira Iwamoto lead the school in the gospel song, “Gloryland.” The liturgy brings together the Lower and Upper School students for Catholic Schools Week. The LIFE Team, or worship team, has a reputation of lighting up every mass or religious event with much enthusiasm for God. LIFE Day is at the forefront of these events, as the student members plan the day’s activities.

Living the Lancer LIFE Day experience

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Students make small changes for a sustainable future