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

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Senlnr tluss llfflters HOUGHTS of the Graduatlng Class have always brought v1s1ons of stately proms lnformal p1cn1cs excltlng plays and all those other thlngs that tend to make a students last year at h1gh school h1s most enjoyable But probably the greatest and most 6AClI1Hg HCIIXIIY of the year of the contxnuous one of being a Senxor The Class of 41 started the1r year by an excellent selectlon of ofhcers Bob Mann Pres Howard Davis V Pres une Lundberg Sec and Marlon Barbour Treas The second semester orhcers Bob Mann Roy Tendler Carol Blel and une Lundberg are pictured aboye Chosen next was the staff responsrble for the senlor s largest project the year book hlected editor was Llla Greenspan who gatherlng her staff about her went to work and the completed book IS now m your hands The Jun1orSen1or Prom held at Deauyllle wxll always revue thought of The frrst all senxor affan' of the year was the Class Breakfast held at the Na tlonal Hotel It was surprxslng to see all those people so wlde awake on a Sunday mornlng at n1ne o clock After pllrng mto all types of vehlcles the Senlors headed toward the Holly wood Pool for the1r annual PICUIC A wonderful t1me was had by all Un fact II was ey en better than could be hoped for you see II was Frrday and the Seniors had the whole day off from schoollj A yery IITIPICSSIXC Baccalaureate Ceremony was held the week before gradua tion and Sennors were 1nst1lled wtth thoughts eoneerntng the seriousness of thelr forthcoming graduatlon Ihe mght of the Graduatlon arrned Boys and glrls walked ceremontously down the aisle to the stage Here they recened their dlplomas and heard words of advice and congratulatlon Vifxth muted emotlons happlness because of a task well done sadness because of the partmg wlth frlends and famllnar places the Senlors left no longer Semors but college or job asplrants The year had ended High School Days were oxer 'I uenly on - - , . l . . , . . 7 Q . l I , A V V . . . V. A 'U . 1 . A . 1 . A P , 1 ' 3 1 1 r g A ' . A z fa ' a A -Q Y u la if 'Z J I a -a I ' l. I v , , W a 1 f - l A ' y v l 1 q A 1' sf . ,a , , l 1 , , , , , ,, , , , soft music, happy laughter, crowded dance floor, and a night never to be forgotten. . ' , - , - 1 , l v , ' ,, - ' 1 7 ' x ' ' ' A 1 ' ' v s v 1 ' - y. r 1 s ' ' . r . , . A x 1 - 7 Q 'I 1 s'f b ' ' - r

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Senlnr lldulsers Il RADUATING senlors lease high school wlth mingled emotlons one IS joy for they haxe flnlshed a task, one IS sorrovx because of the partlng from frxends The Senlor Class cannot put xnto base vsords thelr feellng of affectlon and gratltude for the klnd help and companlonshlp received from thelr faculty sponsors and ad usors It IS vslth true sorrow that we take leave of them and rt lb vnth gratitude that we thank them for thelr kmdness To the other elasses ln the school they mrght be teachers, but to the Senlor Class they are leaders They number su. and they functlon as a unrt There lb the meredlble Mr Menneken, whose aduce comes from a heart that 15 directed by a brllllant mmd The personallty kld Mr Mc Gulre does just that, he radlates personallty his fine sense of humor fills every classroom he enters, and h1s casual statements are full of real worth uxet and cheerful Mlss I:ll1s casts a brnght smxle at ew eryone, no one exer remembers seemg her angry Mxss Pert comforts bereax ed seniors and seems to haxe a real and per sonal mterest ln each one of them Petite Miss Petltt I5 always gnmg vxluable suggestlons to everyone wlthm earshot Dean of the senior sponsors lb Mrs amle son who patlently answers the questlons of senlors college bound she lb the Senlor Class s aide de camp So II IS that we pass on these frlends to the upcomlng Junlor Class XY'e the Senlor Class, know they will treat you as they d1d us, royally' I u e uh - I ' f ra f A s . 1 1 Y , , - , . , . V' Y - 1 A ' 1 ,uvu 1 1 7 1 A . I , , , .11 . . ,. ., . , . , , r l. .1 e . 11, 11 l . 1 . 1, l . N. 1 1,. V , .1 . , .1 , , . , . . C , ., , 7 1 1, l M Q , . r , . ,11. . 11 1 . ,. Y. , 1. 1. 1 ,, , ,, . ., 1 , ,,1 ,, . . -1 1. . 1 , , , . I w x l . . . , ,, , ,, , ., , . . . ,- . . , A. . ., t , , , . , . , , 1 ' ,Q u - n 1, r 1 . , ' 5 , , 1 ,

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'FT AQ . XX ,f lil C' :. 21- 7' If ' ,t-4'-. 5 X i 9 SHIRLEY LACER Louisville, Kentucky Dandy personality . . . all athletics... Pres of Intra-mural Club '40 . . . Vice. Pres. of B Club . . . Student Body and Hi-Y Club President . . . every- body's pal . . . Mari0n's Butch. BERNARD ABBOTT Borlon. Maxx. Man of action . . . Photography Club . . . Goin to be an aeronautical master mechanic before you can say- shad- o-halop. BOB APPLETON Redwood Falls, Minn. The observed of all observers . . . Pres. Pan American Club and National Honor Society . . . Sec'y of Assemblies . . . guitar strummer . . . going far in busi- ness administration . . . sportsmanship. LEONARD LEWIS Miami. Fla. Highly attractive personality . . . Pan American, Conversational Spanish Clubs . . . Boys' Glee Club . . . Keen fore- sight . . . tomorrow's capable veterin- arian. NOBLE MASON Miami Beach. Fla. Honest and truly qualities of activi- ties . . . Hard worker . . . keyman in quartets . . . Vice Prez of Pan Ameri- can Club . . . raising orchids . . . down Argentine way future. BURTON COHEN Philadelphia, Penn.ryl1'ania Attention students . . . none other than Barker Cohen . . . Director of Social Affairs . . . Hi Y Club . . . Popular merryman . . . Goin' to be a Philadelphia lawyer . . . the best ever! BILL STUBBS Atlantic City. New jersey Toast of the town . . . Thespian Soci- ety . . . Basketball team . . . Laugh-a- second man . . . never dares to be as witty as he can . . natural born actor. TED GOTTFRIED Miami. Fla. .-Li--fs -1-is ---.chi Lu..- PAT MCLAUGHLIN Atlanta, Ga. Swinging Songstress . . . Minstrel . . . Choral Club . , . PCPPY. witty, and different . . . M B. H.'s nightingale in streamlined version. BETTY BERLIN New York City Steady, steady, steady, here comes Betty . . . what a lovely miss! . . . sportswoman,- but musician at heart . . . concert violinist soon. ESTHER ROSENSTEIN Chicago. Illinois Rosy cheeked fairness . . . Typhoon nrt editor . . . her sketching, a work of art!- . . . National Honor Society . . . life loving. RENA D JMAL Brooklyn. N. Y. Beautifully placid . . . French Cluh . . . auburn glow to her eyes and hair . . . You ain't kidding. ELAINE STILLMAN New York City Friendly, talkative . . . obliging . . . Pan-American. Home Economics Clubs . . . Ballroom dancer deluxe . . . pro- fessional one someday. MARIE MERRITT Greenwich. Conn. Beautiful dreamer . . . blonde sophis- ticate . . . Glee Club . . . lilting larynx . . . created for radio or stage . . . Grst, tho, to Stephens College . . . Well, l swear. ELSA YOUNGS Kew Gardens. Long Island Blonde radiance . . . National Honor Society . . . Knitting Club . . . capti- vating hands . . . artistic ones. too! . . . Oh, Hon--ne-ey!