Hawaii Baptist Academy - Light Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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lb' 9-. 'if' I.. lg' ,, QMS., Patricia Tom Editor All work and no play? ik., Y' p ff f I L Q X , 0 ' - 0 - A Mr. W. D, Bigham Jewell Field Advisor Business Manager Again highlighting the year's work for the Journalism Club was the sponsoring of the school annual. 'tThe Light. Now in its ourth year of publication, The Light is printed by Mirro- Graphic Yearbooks in Glendale, California. The pictures are done by City Art Works. Under the advisorship of Mr. W. D. Bigham and with the help of a small but capable staff, work on 'tThe Light was completed by the latter part of February. Editing the annual is a year-long project. After the actual work on the Annual is completed, the subscription and money-raising programs are fully put into action. All artwork in this edition was done by Walter Takeda, art editor. Meeting the deadline Bottom to top, ROW 1: Patricia Tom, Ben Shima, Rebecca Lib- erato, Beverly Imoto, Jewell Field, Shirley Lee, Lillian Nuhi, June Murosaki, Diana Niide. ROW 2: Walter Takeda, Richard Niide, Robert Hamil- ton, Barbara Shell, Mary Ito- kazu, Eleanor Isosaki, Aileen Arakawa. ROW 3: Paul Field, Rosemarie Engel. Not pictured: Leroy Sui.

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indent Dorothy Brown President The Student Council is composed of representatives from each class of the Junior-Senior High School. Under the sponsorship of Mr. H. P. McCormick, principal, the Student Council aims to aid and improve the school. The efforts of the Student Council resulted in the Christmas Mail Service, which was a great accommodation for the students. The Student Council also selects a student Personality of the Month for the Ka Leo O Ka Kula. Left to Right: Beverly Imoto, Melody Nobori, Donna Vincent, Dorothy Brown, Jane Makiya, Richard Niide, Ben Shima. Not pic- tured: Ronald Ota and Lucy Kila. Mr. H. P. McCormick Advisor My-I' 2 Richard Niide Vice-president Beverly Imoto Secretary-Treasurer

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fa .lea 0 Ka fain loaf! x ff it 351' '31 5 'C Mrs. James Watts. Advisor Dorothy Brown, Editor N -Yiwu -33 Left to Right, ROW 1: Lillian Oyama, Diana Niide, Shirley Lee-Typist, Eleanor Isosaki, June Murosaki-Typist, Agnes Wann-Head Typist, Mary Itokazug Row 2: Jewell Field-Business Manager, Aileen Arakawa, Patricia Tom, Rebecca Liberato-News Editor, Jane Makiya, Barbara Shell, Tehane Hawkins, ROW 3: Lillian Nuhi-Typist, Ben Shima-Circulation Manager, Beverly Imoto-Typist, Dennis Paco, Mae Ichikawa, Rosemarie Engel-Public Relations, Dorothy Brown -Editor, Carlette Kalama-Typist, Lucy Kilag ROW 4: LeRoy Sui-Photography Editor, Marvin Jacobsen-Headline Artist, Ivan Hawkins, Lionel Nagata, Walter Takeda-Art Editorg ROW 5: Robert Hamilton-Feature Editor, George Hope, Paul Field, Paul Shaffer, The first form of a school newspaper was the Science News Bulle- tin which gradually evolved into the Ka Leo O Ka Kula which is now in its fourth year of publication. Ka Leo Ka Kula is published monthly by the Junior and Senior composition classes. For the past two years, the Ka Leo O Ka Kula has been printed at the Farrington High School Print Shop, although it made its first few appearances in mimeograph form. During the school year a Leroy headline printing set was made possible through the generous efforts of the school's Parent-Teachers Association. 'QQ