Hawaii Baptist Academy - Light Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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3 .af 7.515 L Tc We Zeddcdzfe - Three years ago, Mr. Willianz D. Bighanz was introduced to us as a Social Studies teacher. As time passed on, we found that he excelled in much more. An ejyicientteacherv . . . a skilled photographer . . . an understand- ing friend' he shows unhurried interest and patience in all. Having high Christian ideals, he is devoted to the service of the great Teacher. To you, Mr. Bighani, our teacher and friend, we proudly dedicate this 1957 edition of The Light . ,

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?fz6accgeaZb Wieaaaoe Dear Seniors: Now that you are prepared to go on to further studies or to take your plare in society as useful ritizens our best wishes will follow you. A learned man of a past generation made tlie following bis rode-adopt it as your own. I believe in worle. For disrontent anzl labor are not often rompanions. I believe in tbrift. For to store up a little regularly is to store up rlmrarter as well. I believe in simple living. For simplirity means bealtb and l1ealtlJ means lmppiness. I belie1'e in loyalty. For if I am not true to otbers. I rannot be true to myself. I believe in a cheerful rountenanre. For a sour fave is tbe sign of a grourb. I believe in bolding up my vlfin. For self respert rommands respect from otbers. I belie1'e in keeping up rourage. For troubles flee before a bra1'e front. I believe in braring up my brotber. For all encouraging work may keep bim from falling. W I believe in living up to tbe best that is in me. For to lower tbe standard is to give up the fight. H. P. MrCormirk