2018 April Eagle Eye HBAAFF Edition

HAWAII BAPTIST ACADEMY

VOL 32, NO 4 APRIL 27 2018

Festival Schedule 4:30 – 8:30pm 5:30 – 8:45pm 6:00 – 6:15pm

6:30 - 7:00pm 6:30 - 7:30pm 6:30 - 7:30pm 7:30 – 8:00pm 7:30 – 8:00pm 8:15 – 8:45pm

Food Vendors Open Art & Science Exhibits Open Opening Prayer Legacy Band Performance Movie Showing 1 Middle School Drama Performance Alumni Encore Movies Photography Presentations Movie Showing 2 Movie Showing 3

Senior Pavilion Various Centerstage Gym MSMPR D302 D302 Gym Gym

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Exhibit Locations Learning Center Elementary Art Gallery Technology Lab Middle School Programming, High School Programming, Middle School Robotics Cafeteria

Photoshop, Applied Engineering, Interactive Engineering

C102

AP Studio Art

D101

Student-produced Science Films

D102

Science Exhibits

D201-202

2-dimensional Art Gallery

D301

3-dimensional Art Gallery

D302

Alumni Encore Movie Screenings (6:30-7:30pm)

Photography Presentations (7:30-8:00pm)

MSMPR

Middle School Drama Performance

Food vendors adjacent to Senior Pavilion Complimentary refreshments on D building Art Deck

Welcome When we encounter Truth, Goodness, and Beauty, they stir our intellects, affections, and imaginations.

The science and art exhibits here at the festival reflect our students’ pursuit of Truth, Goodness, and Beauty. We pray that through what you see and hear tonight at HBAAFF you will be reminded of these three Transcendentals and together we would all draw closer to God from whom all three spring. You matter to God. May tonight be a reminder of how much.

“Cine”cerely,

Cover Art Sean Malinger HBA's Visual & Performing Arts Chairperson

Acrylic Painting

By Akemi Santiago (‘18)

Ad maiorem Dei gloriam inque hominum salutem (For the greater glory of God and salvation of mankind)

Visual & Performing Arts Department Garrett Omoto

Dawson Vorderbruegge

Theater

Introduction to Theater

Basic Practical Arts

Middle School Art Basic Drawing Advanced Drawing & Painting Introduction to Animation

Cindy Lee

Pat Ota

Middle School Fine Arts Middle School Drama

Curriculum Director Drafting & Design AP Studio Design

Betsy Feldman

Sean Malinger Visual & Performing Arts Department Chair Documentary Film The Art & History of Film Photography Advanced Filmmaking

Brad Shimizu Middle School Band Concert Band Wind Ensemble Legacy Band

Juri Yamashita Basic Mixed Media Advanced Mixed Media Middle School Fine Arts Middle School Painting Ceramics

Todd Yokotake Middle School Choir Concert Choir Soldiers of Light Photoshop

Special Thanks To Jesus, for His many gifts to us.

President Ron Shiira, High School Principal Marsha Hirae, Vice Principal Ryan Frontiera, Science Teacher Jordan Yasutomi, Science Teacher Claire Mitchell, Science & Engineering Teacher Isaac Duncklee, Communications & Public Relations Officer Christina Yasutomi, Facilities Director Glenn Bento, Facilities Administrator Claudine Takatsuka, Physical Plant, Librarian Arlene Huster, Library Assistant Lynne Hayashi, Counseling Secretary Kim Yamauchi, Betsy Feldman, and Journalism Advisor Eunice Sim. The Eagle Eye is a publication of the high school News Production Class. www.hbaeagleeye.com. Printing by Valenti Print Group.

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Peter Chang

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2017-18 Films

CAPTURING MEMORIES

COFFEE STAIN

Director: Grace Toyama

Director: Jolie Wong

Capturing Memories is about a photographer named Skyler who takes pictures for free in order to cope with a difficult period in her life. Memories are powerful and valuable things; through her work Skylar helps others realize this.

Coffee Stain is the story of Ethan, a young man who has a problem with taking responsibility for his actions. After he accidentally damages a book at the library, the consequences begin to catch up with him when someone else tries to borrow the book.

WE ARE U.S.

ANIMATION CLASS

Director: Joy Yukumoto

A talking dragon, a bugged bee, a tech-frustrated turtle, and a jumpy cat are featured in the Introduction to Animation class’ presentation for the HBA Arts and Film Festival.

Two stories, one allegiance, in the face of hatred, adversity, and prejudice, We Are U.S. reminds us what it means to be an American.

Encore Films HBAAFF is proud to present encore presentations of films made by HBA Film Studies students over the past 14 years.

Films from the following courses will be available for screening: The Art & History of Film, Advanced Filmmaking, Digital Filmmaking, Documentary Filmmaking, Intro to Animation, and Greco Roman History.

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13 Minutes An Artist Animation The Choice The Dancer Float Your Boat Grandpa’s Hands Island Tour Life of a Paddler Live Aloha Raynor Say Something Taking Notes

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The Deal Recall Greco-Roman News It’s Alive

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Analepsis Doc-Shoe-Mentary Eating Disorders The Flower Girl Found The Green Side of Things Know It All

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My Escape Rise Roman Entertainment You Never Win with Meth

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The Broken Wristwatch Coming Home The Things Unspoken Soldier

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The Bean Hero Beyond the Halls Jabberwocky (3D movie) Meth Kills Dreams

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Between 2 Floors Don’t Be a Bug Don’t Have Rage Be Sage Finite Frailty Recycle Use the Crosswalk

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Basketball Gutter Ball Hulahoops & a Lance Of Flowers and Cement Platty and the Coconut Tree Snowmen Gone Mad The Chicken The Last Song and Dance The Truck The Wild Ride

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Don’t Waste Your Time Smoking Drugs Empty Your Future Fading Out How Many Friends Will You Loose to Under Age Drinking?

In the Bag Picture Perfect Thesis Love Is You Can’t Escape the Consequences of Under Age Drinking

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Be a Hero Boxed In Chaos of Love Destruction of Zoxovox Fight for Friendship Free-Mail Fun in the Sun If you Drink & Drive Will you Face Regret?

Letters and Lockers Lift Off Likona Dikka

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The Path of Redemption Penguins at Play A Playground Snail Smoking: It’s a Mouthful Spaceship Descending Stop the Cycle Technical Difficulties Things Aren’t Always What They Seem...

The Travels of an Alien Trees and a Bus The Unmerciful Day The Windows Between

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Computer Animations Do Your Best Don’t Walk Alone The Fall Marvel Boy Rewind Shades of Grey

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Caution Tape Derell Digits Film Crew Obsession Suspected Switched Tomorrow’s Promise What Lingers in the Dark

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Animation Eggstreme Eggs Food Trekking Episode 1 George Newton: A Passion of Art Here with You Keep Your Eyes on the Road Octo A Poetic/Reflexive Scientific Observation of the Reversal of Entropy Recycling, Everyone Can Do It Taking Flight Welcome to Worming Wind Ensemble

AP Studio Art 5

→ Exhibit Location: C102

AP Studio Art students develop a portfolio of three sections of work that is informed and guided by observation, research, experimentation, discussion, critical analysis, and reflection, relating individual practices to the art world.

These students are becoming inventive artistic scholars who contribute to visual culture through art making.

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2-Dimensional Art Gallery

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→ Exhibit Location: D201/202

The 2-dimentional art gallery showcases the work of students in drawing and painting classes.

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Classes represented in the gallery include 2D Basic, Basic Art, Basic Drawing, Advanced Drawing & Painting, and Middle School Painting.

In Basic Art, students learn printmaking, nature painting and how to draw using negative spaces. In Basic Drawing, students learn how to do perspective drawing, self-portraits, charcoal still life and fantasy drawings. Students in Advanced Drawing and Painting explore surreal drawing and drawing on Scratchboard, and learn how to paint with watercolor and acrylic.

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1. “Solitary Voyage” Watercolor by Jasmine Ito (‘22) 2. “Growth” Pen and Ink by Hana Jardon (‘18) 3. Charcoal Still Life by Braden Hall (‘21) 4. “San Francisco Succulents” Watercolor by Jada Inouye (‘19) 5. “Ode to Mr. Williams” Mixed Media by Abraham Fujimoto (‘21) 6. “Self portrait” Mixed Media by Blythe Yoshikane (‘18)

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7. “Spirit Board” Encaustic by Reyn Honbo (‘18) 8. “Feeling Autumn” Mixed Media by Julia Lu (‘18) 9. Printmaking by Grace Toyama (‘21) 10. “By My Side” Mixed Media by Kaden Kobashigawa (‘22) 11. Ceramic teapot by Jewel Tominaga (‘18) 12. Ceramic teapot by Shay Watanabe (‘18) 8

3-Dimensional Art Gallery → Exhibit Location: D301

The 3-dimensional art gallery showcases the work of students in ceramics and mixed media classes.

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Classes represented in the gallery include Middle School Art Basics, Ceramics 1 through 3, Basic Mixed Media, and Advanced Mixed Media.

Students in ceramics classes learn hand-building and wheelthrowing techniques, while mixed media classes use a mixture of materials and techniques including paper collage, wax painting, spray paint, and found objects to create their work.

Middle School Art students create art using paper mache and imaginary animals made with Super Sculpey.

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“The ‘Color of Love’ relates to both life and art. If you have love and compassion in your life, you will have a bright life. But if not, you have an empty life.

In art, if you use ‘the color of love’ you will have a beautiful and colorful painting. But if not, you have a blank, white canvas.”

RILEY LORENZO 6th Grade

“You need paint to make a painting, you need love to make your life whole.”

BRENDEN OSATO 6th Grade

Elementary Art → Exhibit Location: Learning Center This year’s exhibition is inspired by a phrase coined by Marc Chagall: “The color of love”. Fourth through sixth graders discussed what they thought Chagall meant by this statement while kindergarteners through third graders brainstormed what the “color of love” would look like. The students also spent time discussing how without God, they would run out of love very quickly. Art teacher Katie Small said, “Our art this year is a wide variety of artwork that is a vibrant expression of God’s never ending, outreaching love.”

“As an artist, I am incredibly inspired by my students. They have a real spirit of ‘try’ and a creative ability to problem-solve.

We are starting to cultivate an atmosphere where we collaborate more and give each other constructive feedback. There is a trust starting to build in the art room that is fostering great art individually and collectively.”

KATIE SMALL, Elementary Art Teacher

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The Elementary art exhibit displays a small sampling of what will be seen at the elementary school’s upcoming Young Artists Exhibition from May 9 through 11.

→ Exhibit Location: D302 (7:30 - 8:00 P.M)

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Photography

Students in the Photography class will be giving presentations of their best photographs tonight.

The high school Photography class covers the basics of using a DSLR camera as well as the more complex aspects of photography. In tonight’s presentations, students will explain the intent and techniques used behind their photographs.

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Middle School Drama → Exhibit Location: MSMPR (6:30 - 7:30 P.M.)

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The Middle School drama class will present “The Actor Games”, a play by Wade Bradford.

In this dystopian/Hunger Games parody everyone is starving...for attention! Society’s obsession with all things drama has become so distracting, the Capitol has outlawed all auditions and has divided the population into ten districts: Greek Tragedy, Shakespeare Drama, Commedia Dell’Arte, and others. During the annual Actor Games, a tribute from each district competes to become a star. The losers must suffer the fate of the Fallback Wheel. This year, Meryl hopes to become the first ever winner from High School Drama.

Unfortunately, the odds are never in her favor. The Actor Games is a fast-paced one-act play that provides lots of comedy opportunities for each cast member, as well as a humorous overview of modern and historic acting methods. ~ Synopsis fom Eldrige Publishing

High School Theater Production Thu, May 3, 7:00pm Sat, May 5, 3:00 & 7:00pm Elementary School Auditorium 21 Bates St, Honolulu Buy tickets ($5) at the door or online at www.hba.net/haphazardly

Science Exhibit

→ Exhibit Location: D101 and D102

Both middle and high school students have contributed to the Science exhibits.

The exhibits showcase student projects (including a few award winning Science Fair projects), model volcanoes, bottle rockets, interactive displays, student videos and more. Visitors can also get up close to unqiue marine life at the touch tank display or “test drive” a few student-built robots.

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Technology Exhibit The Technology Exhibit features student produced video games, robotics displays, student inventions, and an interactive engineering activity.

→ Exhibit Locations: Technology Lab, Cafeteria

Engineering Design Challenge: Your engineering firm is bidding on a contract to design the newest building to meet the demands of Oahu’s housing needs. The winning design must be stable, have a small footprint, a large volume, a low cost, and, since Hawaii is a beautiful place to live, it too must be beautiful.

Instructions: Your team must build a prototype model using PVC pipes and fittings of a building design that would win the bid.

Wind Ensemble → Exhibit Location: Centerstage (6:00 - 6:15 P.M.)

Representing the HBA Wind Ensemble at the festival tonight is the high school Legacy Band.

The Wind Ensemble is the most advanced of the five bands that make up HBA’s middle and high school band program.

Over Spring Break, 54 Wind Ensemble members toured the East Coast, performing for HBA’s Mainland Advisory Council members in Virginia, and at the Sounds of Spring International Music Festival in Carnegie Hall, New York.

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“There were two main purposes of this trip,” explained band director Brad Shimizu. “ One was to give the students the opportunity to play in Carnegie Hall, one of the most famous performance spaces in the world. Another was the chance to build relationship with the Mainland Advisory Council through a performance at First Baptist Church in Virginia.”

The Wind Ensemble is preparing their end of the year concert, which will feature all the bands in HBA’s band program. The concert will take place on Saturday, May 12, at McKinley High School.

LEGACY BAND FLUTE Kara Lum CLARINET Tani Takushi Jamie Lee Carly Nakamura Natalie Narito BASS CLARINET Zachary Qin ALTO SAXOPHONE Matthew Butay Queena Fang TENOR SAXOPHONE Lucas Chun

BARITONE SAXOPHONE Chad Abarbanel FRENCH HORN Cameron Brewer Ethan Sanekane Rena Takatsuka TRUMPET Christian Fee Courtney Lee Ryder Watanabe Scott Wong Vincent Ogasawara TROMBONE Micah Mitchell Hunter Yokoyama Jonathan Punohu-Freeman

BARITONE Cole Yokoyama TUBA Eugene Lee DRUMSET Matthew Chun

Visual & Performing Arts Calendar of Events

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Spring Theater Production > May 3, 5 > Elementary School Auditorium > Tickets ($5) at HBA.NET/HAPHAZARDLY Soldiers of Light Dinner Theater > May 18-19, 5:30 p.m. > High School Gym > Tickets at HBA.NET Elementary Art Show > May 9-11 > Elementary Chapel Spring Band Concert > May 12 > McKinley High School

In eight of the HBAAFF exhibits you will find 3D printed Ticket Stations where you can do a crayon rubbing of “light” themed symbols on the back of your ticket.

Those who collect rubbings of all eight stations and return to the Learning Center with their ticket will have an opportunity to win a prize. Look for the “light” themed symbols on the doors of the exhibits that contain the Exhibit Ticket Stations.

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Don’t Miss the Ticket Stations!

For chance to win a prize...

Food Vendors → Location: Senior Pavilion; Complimentary refreshments at D building art deck

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