Brigham Young University - Na Hoa Pono Yearbook (Laie, HI)

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Artist Nena adds the final touches to one of her paintings. I if Q 5 1...iL .55-' .c The Division of Art and Music, organized to develop an understanding and appreciation ofthe fine arts, has attracted many students to delve deeper into the intricate pattern of truth, goodness, and beauty. Scenic Hawaii with its mountains and vales, blue skies and mighty Pacific, is amecca for enthusias- tic painters who make constant trecks from campus to a favorite scene to transfer. The man that hath no music in himself Nor is not moved with concord of sweet sounds Is fit for treasons, stratagems and spoils. Shakespeare The choir, piano, organ, and voice, the appreciation of music, as well as applied knowledge of the music chords is offered in many forms in the Division of Art and Music at CCH. mm ln tha key of Eb, that chore look: like thu, nays Professor Spurrier to Jorrvlnd Lum. 'sf'sfw'1rvs'vf

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if THE mum Aaour GOD ti'Q 1 The chapel at sunset. C 1 It N a p u a illustrates her inspirational talk. All that we do seems to rest finally on this question: WHAT PURPOSE DOES GOD HAVE FOR US HERE ON EARTH? The answers do not seemto be found in man's unaided reasoning. The realm of religion offers the wisdom, which is more than mortal, to help us with our vital problems. The Church College of Hawaii is established on the convictions that effective living requires the fullness of religion and that true religion is served by broad learning. Gustave, Mary, and Phyllis discuss the chart from various re- ligious points of view. 0 - - ,w i f.,f' .WI f5'f!1lA l-fr A ' . - vm lu.l5.hpIu1Uh-m:,.'I'.4 1 v 4 'ju Uvlvfgllullf .flildllif .L ..- 1.vnsyuiolumv1m.uul-.....i H plmu d'Gnd .mul .f.::.xr1nf..: Zinthurigltlmnldfinfl N' ' NMS' WW? kL.uIcmlba:vls1ble LA 4:51.10-.M am .5.npuvrscnn:xvp1mm'1rw . llll'.f. CB is fulsasl :Qu mul. mmcd num an him mf. uuupy' Cul I 27 Tlrlf 5'lvW46f'udh Got isapersun Nllllllloff lalu num CLK lub V f 1 , , . . ' ,Inn .u .Thi.u13ltirdv11lnlhJkluJtlvfa'1luumlyU'll40Ud -all-V-5 - 11. s.-uleYl'u.k mu'llfudmmIt.01dlu.:dnnriws:uhulnblll1011131 UN? vt , ki flux' Yr'.lll1zl.nWv!'L - ' ' 1 kv . ' -. , , -qv, E . ...f ' XP: 3 M. ' I s ' 'M' ' ' . 'J sq' ,I fit. ' 'Y' ., W -mtl., , ,.. lt. 5 .vs ., ,, .ms . ' 4 :X , fi? .4 V 1-' all 1 A' 4 X ' ' : '2 uf. luu1lurs.Jv:lllfunCll1ll2il1I:lQ4ri Vlad ilv1qhmdll6f:ll90 ,

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'? 48 if 1 . 1 3 1 Abigail operates the A.B. Dick machine as Glen and Dorothy work on the figures. N U 'Qt p s fs 1 5 'L' 31' f',:,Jl 7. By creating a greater interest in the various opportunities in business fields and helping the student develop special skills, the Division of Business strives to promote the welfare of the students and help them to prepare to take theirplaces in society. Accounting, business administration, and special courses in secretarial training are offered to help develop skills needed for this particular field. Business machines studentslearn to operate the many machines that are necessary in the business world of today.