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

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gbecfica tion AMILIAR to all of us in Miami Beach High School's Shakespearean authority and English teacher extraordinaire, that wizard of Webster, Little Caesar Rob- erts. Most familiar to the seniors is this diminuitive dynamo who guides the gram- matical and literary endeavors of all senior English pupils and upon whose competent shoulders rests the editorial sponorship of the Typhoon , For her knowing smile, keen observance of human nature, and ever sympathetic understanding, Miss Irene Roberts will long be loved and remem- bered by all of us. We consider ir an honor to dedicate this record to her.

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OVQWOT A YEAR in Miami Beach High School- nine months of never-to-be-forgotten experiences with friends and teachers, we present to you in the pages ahead. As Seniors We offer our written and pictured record of the year which not even time can erase from our memories. Our endeavors have been devoted to you-to giving you a true and honest re- flection of Miami Beach High School. We present to you the culmination of a year's best eiforts, the climax of six years' experi- ences-the 1940 Typhoon! We hope you like it. Rui... ,.,.......,.,.

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gf gn Jppreczia tion WE of the Typhoon staff wish to express our sin- cere appreciation to the Hi-Tone Photograph- ers for their generous cooperation which made pic- 1 ture-taxing a pleasure, and to Mr. J. C. McMillan, who gave so liberally of his time and efforts in pho- tographing numerous school pictures-to both Mr. McMillan and the Hi-Tone Photographers much of the success of our book is due and We are grateful to themg to Jim Meyer, Whose assistance in the photography department was indispensable, to Mrs. lone Hill for her helpful advice in the literary de- partment, and to Harriet Kohn, Beatrice Mellicker, Natalie Martin, Annilee Cantor, Seymour Cohen, and Frances Sonneborn for their voluntary assist- ance in the advertising department. 10