University High School - U High Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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...- L'NlVERSI'I'Y HIGH SCHOOL Registration clav at l'nivc-rsitv High introduces ns to Mr. Stout who is a bottomless pit of inlormaticm about the courses we plan to take at U-High, or don't know we have to take, or mav find out we want to take, after a little talk with him. In the lront ollicse we meet tl1e reception ccmnnittee in the form of little Miss Grim whose accomplishments in the was of advisor in clilllicsultv, guardian of the prinfipal's time. and hancler'outer ol tarclv slips, are all out of proportion to the sile old her. Iftom Dean Packer on down through the newest student teacher, we think we have the linest kind ol administration. faculty. and supervisors. ,Ns the school is uncler the llniversitv llklllllllllflll ol Edu' cation. Dean Packer heads the list ol able 1nen. lh. Newburn directs the sc'hool's general policy and ac- tivitv and Principal Stout comes in handv to carrv on the clav alter clav program. Nllss lsellv hlls the llllllfblllllll position as secretary to lit. Nc-wburn. Since we have a lacultv ol' thirtv-live members in q,y-dw i proportion to a student body of two hundred and lortv-onc-, our instruction is more thorou fll and bet- . A ter supervised than that ol most scihools. However, do not think that because of the large number ol lacultv members, that we are l0cJ restriftecl. He have a verv pleasant form of student government, and so at the same time we are taught, we feel that the teachers are working with us. Our students are selected by passing entrance ex- aminations, and the number admitted is limited to two sections per grade with about twenty-five pupils in each section. This makes our school fairlv small. However, we do not consiclc-r this a handicap, on the contrary. we consicler it as an advantage. XVe are given a chance for personal contact with other stu- dents. and we do get to know our teachers. and be liriencls with them. rather than just being another one run through the mill. ll'e have a predomi- nance ol' men teachers on the liacultv, who have been selected on thc- basis ol' their abilitv. Because this is at laboratorv school in which both teachers and pupils are trying to work out the best methods of