Miami Beach High School - Typhoon Yearbook (Miami Beach, FL)

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QLIR FACULTY TNDER the supervision of our new principal, james T. Wilson, the faculty of 1931 has made great E' q strides in the promotion of fairness, equality, and truthfulness. This outstanding group of well- trained, efficient instructors has led one more class of seniors up the rung of the ladder of success, to a goal they have spent four years in working to obtain. During our last year, consisting of nine months of hard work, they have cooperated with the seniors and have done their share to make our work as easy as possible. Together with helping us and making our work easier they have been only too glad to share our good times and make our last school days a most pleasant memory. Our faculty consists of members trained in science, mathematics, history, public speaking, dramatics, music, languages, news writing, student government, and coach- ing. Our associations with them has afforded a remark- able opportunity for students determined along any line of profession. With their ever pleasant words of greeting and cheery good-morning smiles, our teachers start the day for us in the right manner, in fact we are not doing them more than justice in saying that the faculty of the Ida M. Fisher High school is one of its most remarkable and outstanding assets. Page Twelve 1

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juntsia W. E. WALSH THE TRUSTEES Our trustees have been leaders in every forward movement of Fisher High, and their friendly, cooperative spirit has pervaded every undertaking. The student body extends to the trustees sin- cere gratitude for successes of the past and for the firm foun- dation which has been laid for the future. Page Eleven Cor. A. L. Bowles JUDGE S. G. MORROW

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