Hawaii Baptist Academy - Light Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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77Ze5cAa4Z ' Left to Right, ROW l: Lillian Oyama, Geraldine Nakata, Elaine Paik, Eleanor Isosaki, Agnes Wann, Aileen Arakawa, Beverly Imoto, Lillian Nuhi, Tehane Hawkins, Renee Arakawa, Rebecca Liberato, Diane Niide, Catalina Cabogas, Ramona Ricaporg ROW 2: Marvin Jacobsen, June Itokazu, Betsy Ifuku, Jane Makiya, Mary Itokazu, Dorothy Brown, Carlette Kalama, Mae Ichikawa, Lucy Kila, Judith Stout, Rosemarie Engel, Jewell Field, Donna Vincent, Jim Mengesg ROW 3: Melvin Higa, Steven Teroaka, Robert Kamiya, Lloyd Asato, Herman Kuebitz, Dennis Paco, Frank Ortiz, Jason Mori, Larry Hemry, Edward Stringham, Paul Field, Ivan Hawkins, Paul Shaffer, Richard Uyehara, Richard Niide. NOT PICTURED: Gladys Oshiro, Sherry Palmer, Barbara Shell, Laura Texeira, and Patricia Tom. Future angels? Million dollar band? MW B , Ls-fi ' Is that molar or gum

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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.

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- 1 i-i 11 asf. .f qfame ccufzamdca The Home Economics Department has grown comparatively larger since its beginning, in class number and home economics supplies. There are more sewing machines, modern cooking appliances, and new time- saving utensils which fit for this fast moving modern generation. Some of the subjects taken up in the different classes include: clothing, meal planning, budgeting, child care, health and first aid, interior dec- orating, good grooming, etiquette, manners and entertaining, consumer buying, family relations, and careers. A course is offered to the twelfth grade boys, too, for one semester. Senior Girls l l Senior Boys Seventh Grade Tenth Grade Dinner Tenth Grade Dinner-Mr. McCormick carvcs the turkey .,L tkQ if 3 X .- .U I X