University High School - Uniki Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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Supervisors are selected for their wide teach- ing experiences, their professional training, and their recognized ability to work with be- ginning teachers and students. They are always ready and willing to help and guide students and student teachers faced with problems. They are the students' friends, counselors and advisers. Serving as teacher trainers, they help student teachers with lesson planning, coping with classroom problems, and applying modern teaching methods. Most supervisors are in charge of one gen- eral education class which serves as their homeroom. Together with the special area supervisors, they also administer elective classes, such as mathematics, history or science. Keeping up with the coming age of rockets, missiles and satellites, some supervisors re- turned to school to broaden their knowledge. They then introduced the Illinois Math pro- gram to UHS. In this new system they try to blend in four years of high school math, and the students are taught to discover the differ- ent concepts and principles of mathematics for themselves. The supervisors serve as links between teachers and students to bring about better relations in this school. Friends And Counselors Who Meet Student Needs Miss Helen Matsui, Mr. Morris Pang, and Mrs. Edith Louis, seventh grade supervisors, confer informally on their way to their offices at 8 a.m. Discussing problems of paramount impor tance to their eighth grade pupils are super visors Mrs. Winona Chang, Mr. Fred Haehnlen and Mrs. Lillian Lum.