University High School - Uniki Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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terrigic smash, as the student tearlzers defeat the Dressed in their business lllfllhff, HPE supervisors Miss Lorraine Kama and Mr. Henry Tominaga confer on physical educa- tion artivities. And Help Them An interesting and apparently amusing piece of litera- ture is being enjoyed by Mrs. Lurille Breneman, drama supervisor: Mrs. Slzizuko Ouchi, literature and journal- Mrs, jgsgjg 51110, lmme emnomjf-5 W- isrn supervisor: and Mrs. Sumie MfCabe, speech super- pgy-vigor, wllfpgupgfluffymgp-j77qug1'n 111501. a home eronomirs demonstration.

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Mr. Robert Kawagurhi supervisors. Miss Letty May Walsh, and Mrs. Naomi St. Denis, ninth grade supervisors, are intrigued by Air. Edwin l.arrn's explanation of the foniplex General Eduration unit, Integrating Arneri1'a's Cultures. Airs. .Margaret Inouye and Mrs. Ruth Wong. tenth grade supenfisors, exchange amusing expe' rienres with Mrs. Barbara Earle. Frenrli feather. junior supervisors Dr. Albert Carr and Miss Rose Chow Hoy listen intently as a student dis' tusses a pressing prolilem during one of the frequent student-supervisor ronferenfes. Senior su'ber'uisors Aliss Alire Yoshirnori and Dr. Torlef Nelson ronfer on some resourre mate- rial for the students to use. f ,-

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To Help Themselves Clarity of expression through words and speech is the goal of the language arts department. Foreign languages serve as a link between this nation and others. Through them, students aim for better understanding of other countries. Those interested in busi- ness have a chance to understand and practice it through the office practice class. Good health is the goal of the students: thus, through physical edu- cation and home economics, the stu- dents are given a chance to obtain it. Mr Robert Schuman and Mr. Stanley Yamamoto, art supervisors, check the art objects before they are put into the kiln. Mr. Millard lllundy discusses with Mr. Floyd Uchima and Mr. Robert Brown, mu- sic supervisors, some music the department plans to use in its work. The ofice practice students are amazed at how easy it is for Illrs. Charlotte Kramer, business education supervisor, to operate the mimeograph duplicator. Learning languages through many means is accomplished at UHS. Mr. Ernest jack- son, foreign language supervisor, has just received a new French record.