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

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SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL UTSTANDING in the work of the second semester student council is the work, Q through the cabinet, of reorganizing activities and voting. It is also to be com- l mended on its efforts toward improvement of the entertainment quality of as- sembly programs. The student body felt itself well represented in this group whose officers were as follows: JACK APPLEGET . . . Prerideuz GORDON GILLINGHAM . . Vice Preridenz BETTY WENDLER . . . Recording Secretary GAY STRICKLAND . . C0l'1'?J'p077df7Zg Secretary JOE MCCHRISTIAN ....... Treazrurer JOHN KRAEMER ........ A.l',ffIfd1ll Trea,mrer HAROLD H. RASH, Spamm- The presidents of the home rooms which make up the legislative body are: VIRGINIA ALLEN--'IB DORIS BENSON-9A-I BILLY FORT-7A-1 JAMES WENDLER---49A-2 LILLIAN BERNER- 37A-2 JACK HALE--10B BOB COLE-8B GORDON GRANT---10A-1 LOUIS GORDON-8A-1 TOM KENNEDY-10A-2 ERNIE STEWART-BA-2 SEYMOUR LONDON-IIB JACK CHATTENi9B-1 JOHN KRAEMER-IIA BETTY TUNE-9B-2 BYRON McNALLY-12B WILLIAM PETE KENNEDY III-12A PRESIDENTS CABINET GORDON GILLINGHAM IIAREND BEEK ALBERT HICKLAND STEWART KENYON CHARLES GOULD JACK KRAEMER WINIFRED HAGAN Page Seventeen b

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FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL T HIS group of students successfully piloted the student government through the 9 first half of the school year, and are to be complimented on their efficient or- ganization of the council work. The first semester council has to its Credit the fact that it brought about a more harmonious attitude between faculty and student council than has heretofore been attained. Its officers included: CHARLES GOULD . Prefidefzl JACK APPLHQIQT BETTY WIENDLER . . Vive Preridefzl Recording Sefrefary GAY STRICKLAND . . CllVI'6'.I'ID01ldil7g Secrelary jon MCCHRISTIAN ....... Trefarnrer HAROLD H. RASH. Spmzmr Others in the pictures are home room presidents. They are: BETTY SIMMONS- TB-1 HAROLD SWEETING -TB-2 EUGENE WEISS 'IA BETTY JANE WALKLING ED NEFF PKI!-2 ROBERTA RENSHAW--NA BETTY PARKS --SHI!-1 HB-1 DELL SPIVA 98-2 FRANK COFFIN- -9A GORDON GRANT-f10B-1 TOM PALUMBO 10B-2 SOL HOROWITZ--10A TOM COSPER-11B JACK APPLEGET -11A ELIZABETH VVENDLER- 12B PRESIDENTS CABINET GORDON GILLINGHAM WILLIAM PETE KENNEDY III JOE MCCHRISTIAN BILL THOMAS CHARLES GOULD WINIFRED HAGAN NORRIENE HUNTER GAY STRICKLAND Page sixteen

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rg I Seated, ls-ft to right-Miss Katie Dean, Mrs. C. W. Tomlinson. Mrs. John B. Orr, president: Mrs. J. V. Carpenter. Mrs. Ethel Boykin, James T. Wilson. Standing, left to right---Mrs. Rose Weiss. Mrs. Grace L. Simmons, Miss Alma Montgomery, Mrs. N. P. Walls, Mrs. J. J. Fretwell, jr., Mrs. H. H. Carver. Miss Mary Anderson, Mrs. J. Fred Smith, Mrs. Wallace Barbour, Mrs. llarenrl lit-ek. Mrs. Stuart Clark, Mrs. W. S. Green. THE MIAMI BEACH PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION E Miami Beach Parent-Teacher Association brings to a close a most successful ig year under the able direction of their president, Mrs. john B. Orr. We are for- L4 tunate to have her serving in this capacity for the coming year. Our attention has been centered on a number of activities but foremost in im- portance we consider our interest in children under weight. With the full cooperation of Miss Blanche Richardson, school nurse, and Miss Katie Dean, assistant super- vising principal, a number of these students were selected and a so-called treatment worked out. This consisted of milk in the forenoon, nourishment of milk and egg content after the lunch hour and two fifteen minute rest periods each day during the school hours. These rest periods were supervised to insure perfect rest and relaxation. Quite a marked improvement and gain in weight has been the result of this experiment. A chart has been kept of each individual and in some cases gain in weight to normal has been reached. This work is interesting and a project we have enjoyed handling. lt was our pleasure and privilege to have with us 875 teachers from Dade and Broward counties for their annual meeting and teachers' conference in the Ida M. Fisher High School. Through the courtesy of the City of Miami Beach they were guests of the Miami Beach Parent-Teacher Association for luncheon. We are duly proud of our schools on Miami Beach and feel that it was a privilege to have had such a wonderful group of educators as our guests for the day, November 1, 1930. As a Parent-Teacher group we are fortunate to serve two such institutions as the Miami Beach Elementary School and the Ida M. Fisher High School. Page Eighteen