Hawaii Baptist Academy - Light Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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are ELEMENTARY DEPT fl 5 As the grade school children are led by Miss Laura Corn- well, elementary supervisor, they will gradually come to see and appreciate the torch of wisdom that they will some day possess. Keep climbing the steps that lead on to high- er education! xv - ai do J- I r X R I ji 'f

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is lf there has been one song in my heart that has expressed my past year's experiences in the Hawaiian Baptist Acad- emy, I think that I would say, 'Alt has been a song of praise and thanksgiving. A gift from the Foreign Mission Board and generous donations from friends have enabled us to complete the second story on our elementary building. Other contribu- tions have made it possible to give special assistance to V deserving pupils and to develop and maintain a high stand- ' ard of scholastic training. But, by far, the most satisfying observation has been the fine school spirit exhibited, on every side, as a result of the Christian teaching and spiritual growth of our boys and girls. After reading the Bible daily and hearing the Word taught, many have made decisions for the Lord. In the words of the Psalmist, I can truly say, Let us come before His presence with thanksgiving. Miss Laura Cornwell-B.A. Elementary Supervisor -Laura Cornwell Zemeamw? Miss Adele Breech A.B. First Grade Mrs. John Forbmg-B.A Second Grade Miss Mary Katherine Charles-B.A. Third Grade Klan n -A 'Q . Q- lx I Mrs. Carl Fetters-B.A. Fourth Grade Mrs. Clarabel McDonald A.B., M.A., B.M.T. Fifth Grade Mrs. Eva Alhman-B.A. Sixth Grade