Hawaii Baptist Academy - Light Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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um ad .,.f .,.,--7 Under the lcadcrship of the music instructor, Mrs. lVlcCaslin. a music l club has been organized for the students of the intermediate and High wig, School division of the Hawaiian Baptist Academy. its purpose is to build a better school spirit and to learn to appreciate better music. The object ol' this club is to increase the music departments need and to broaden music interests. This organization has drawn a Constitution. which serves as a guide. ,NL Our first project was sponsoring a paper drive for which the money obtained went to the purchasing of needed articles for thc music club and I sc, school choir. '-'V u. il Diana Niide Vice-Prcsidci ff' 4,33 '44 -J 'ff' xi it i. V ' . l i- 3-1 X . , 2,1555 Lucy Kila, Mary Itokazu, Richard Uyehara, Paul Shaffer, Carl:-tte Kalama, Sergeant-at-Arins Asst Social Chairman Social Chairman Treasurer Secretary Left to Right, SEATED: June Itokazu, Rosemarie Engel, Lucy Kilzig STANDING: Mrs, Mctfasling ROW 1: Mae Ichikawa, Dorothy Brown, Mary Itokazu, Carlctte Kalama, Richard Niidc, Ronald Kiyotag ROVV 2: Melvin Higa, Herman Kuehitz, Robert Kzimiya, Lloyd Asato, Richard Uychara, Diana Niidc, Paul Shafferg ROW 3: Dennis Paco, Jason Mori, Ronald Ota, Charlcs Hosokawa, Rodney Horio, Paul Field,

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Mrs. William MeCaslin, - :ff f ffl. 'Q ' fiillf i ,. ada Zopmlmeal ln 1955-56, the choir, the girls' chorus, the double quar- tet sang, and the school band played under the direction of Mrs. William McCaslin for the enjoyment of others. The double quartet, a mixed group of boys and girls, have brought cheer to the sick by singing on the first Sunday of every month at the Maluhia Home. On the Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter, and May Day programs, the choir and other special choral groups rend- ered many favorite selections a cappella. The choir, 48 voices strong, has grown larger and more polished than ever before. The Christmas program was the special project of the Music Department. The talents of both the high school and elementary students were combined to present one of the most elaborate programs ever staged here. Music Instructor we Q Z g K Left to Right, ROW 1: Randolph Uyehara, Jerry Wheeler, Alvin Babag ROW 2: Clayton Tom, Charles Hosokawa, JoAnn Murata, Raymond Onaga, Ronald Otag STANDING: Mrs. McCaslin-Instructor, Don Sakai, Don Hartzler, Leroy Kuamoo, Norman Ushi- jima, Ronald Kiyoto, Richard Mitobe, Walter Naito, Robert Hamilton-Student Assist- ant Instructor.