For Sacred Hearts Academy (SHA) senior Megan Garcia, too much is never enough.<\/p>\n
Right now, for instance, she’s prepping for her role as Vivienne Kensington in Saint Louis School’s production of Legally Blonde Jr<\/em>., rehearsing the part of Swanilda for the ballet Coppelia<\/em>, and taking three kinds of dance (hula, hip-hop and jazz) at Na Maka O Pu‘uwai Aloha.<\/p>\nngg_shortcode_0_placeholder\n That impressive list does not include her involvement in SHA’s Living in Faith Experience Team, National Honor Society, Advanced Dance or Select Choir.<\/p>\n So it’s no surprise that she also was third runner-up in February’s 2015 Distinguished Young Women of Hawaii Scholarship Program competition, walking away with a $1,500 cash scholarship and a $12,500 tuition scholarship from Hawaii Pacific University. <\/p>\n “Placing was such a blessing to me because there are so many talented, intelligent and beautiful ladies who also were part of the program,” said Garcia, a Waipahu resident.<\/p>\n