University High School - Uniki Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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'Tv-v, A rut, headarhe or woozy feeling will be quiekly remedied by a visit to the dispensary. Student teaeher Miss Iilsie Loo smiles reassuringly at Mr. Blames Aki as she attends to his rut finger. Fresh from the U.H. College of Edueation, these teaehers begin a two day orientation to prepare themselves for a semester of prartieal experienee. Borrowing books as resourre material for his rlass is Mr. Raymond Mow. llfiss Patsy Hamada, intern librarian, shows how it is done. lllr. lllow, as dill other praetire teaehers, spent one day learning more about the University High library. Student teaehers Georgina Thorn, Beverly No- lmri and Paul Miyarnasu meet with their super- visor for an afterfsrhool team ronferenee. Giving of gifts by a sophomore flass is their way of expressing how mueh they appreeiated their tearhers. Miss Sarah Yamamoto, lllr. Vvllllilllll Tam and Mrs. Fujino are in the proee.-:s of open- ing theirs.

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Of A Tc-iacheras Iob Getting the girls organized into their regular squads is Miss Amy Uyechi. if i ssss is if 1 A brief moment of relaxation, away from strenuous sen- ior camp activities, is enjoyed by Miss janet Morita, Miss Bernadine Tom, and Mr. Alvin Won on the lanai of Camp Erdman's reereation hall. 1?-'V 1 4 Play Too Is Included Chow time is relished by everyone at the com- bined student teacher-supervisor picnic at Ala Moana Park.

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