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

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5 ORIN SCHROEDER JOAN STARR RUTH BUCK University of Miami, M.Ed. University' of Ca1if0I'Dia, M.A. DePaul University, B.S. music department Band, Choir, and Orchestra-the offerings of the Music Department-help students to develop musical proficiency and expression while providing Beach I-Iigh with cultural entertainment. Many budding musicians are discovered and encouraged by the perspicacious music instructors. WILLIAM TRIPLET University of South Carolina, M.A. 6'Knit one, purl two and slip twof' instructs Mr. Miller. industrial arts department Graphics, woodworking, metal working, and general crafts familiarize students with mechanical materials, tools, and processes involved in modern industry. In Shop classes, students have constructed everything from ashtrays to boats. physical education department Physical Education classes teach students co- ordination, s k i l 1 a n d sportsmanship while pro- viding an o u t I e t for youthful exuberance. One can learn everything from dancing to discipline from our Physical Education instructors. JOHN COLEMAN Pennsylvania State University, B.S. ALFRED TRIFONE University of Miami, B.Ed. STEPHAN MILLER University of Miami, B.Ed. 20 p .ri

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science department A most vital course in this age of rockets and mis- siles is Science. The Science Department offers courses in Advanced General Science, Biology, Chemistry and Physics, all of which serve as a foundation for later courses in college and careers as scientists. 'm I 0 ' , ITN-in fi Mf 1700! wg, IROBERT LEgTZ ELIZABETLEI SEEOXUSON flllfgfil 7 UA JQ1,tf', X W- 'r Sid! ania tate S ', , , . ,, N B.S. I W 1 is ew JAMES W. SCOTT MYRON McKIERNAN ROBERT KOPE ALAN R. PETTY Ohio University, M.S. University of Iowa, M.A. University of Miami, M.Ed. Merrimack College, B.S. business education department The Business Education Department introduces to Beach Students the elements of business training essen- tial for intelligent participation in the business world. Those interested in pursuing a business career are of- fered educational and vocational guidance. HARRIET JONAS CHARLES FRIEND New York University, B.S. University of Miami, M.Ed. x v T s E E 5 , WALTER E. VAN HORN NICHOLAS MORACE SHIRLEY ANN DIAMOND K. BUCHER - Florida State University, M.S. New York University, M.A. Temple University, B.S. C0uState1oII'fg1chers ege, . .

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MAXIE L. DICKENSON Tift College, B.A. study hall BEATRICE E. MANZE Ohio State College, B.S. DOROTHY M. RITTER ELLA MAE GILBERT University of Florida, A.B. library Our School Library provides ready reference material for students doing research work or reading for relaxation. It is open all day for the convenience of students in study halls and after classes. Students aid our librarians during their free periods. As a new student, you'll find study hall a most relaxing period, offers Mrs. Manze. art department The Art Department teaches students to ex- press themselves visually. More advanced students learn the basic principles and the techniques of art. Art classes also provide the scenery and advertis- ing for t.heatrical produc- tions. ANNA BLATTN ER Douglass College, LL.B. Florida Slate drivers education department Teachers College, B.S. The Driver Education Department teaches students to drive an automobile with courtesy and care. By taking a course in driving once a week, students are able to take their written and driving tests at the school. home economics department Home Economics classes in cooking and sewing develop domestic skills. Girls at Beach High are required to take at least one year of Home Economics. ALBERT COX University of Kentucky, M.A. 2I