Miami High School - Concentrator Yearbook (Miami, AZ)
- Class of 1939
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SCROLL WAR CRY STAFF THESPIANS PEP CLUB YUH EAR , Y T AND GREEN THIS THEY FEAT o THE FROSH go H RIPE CONDITION THEY TACKLED T w TH A HARD P NCH, TH TOUUH BATTLE. THEIR T THE JUNIORS WERE wISE TO EVER FORE TOOK THE INTRA MURAL BAN K NT MAKE A SILK P THE PROUD SENIORS FOUQ SHORT YEARS VE A NICE DAN ALI UCHOOL PLAY, DOUBLE DOOR D GAVE THE N RS A W TH DELIGHT. HE THEME o 5 ON THE DES RT anion O 'ceh 1 47- H X I pit? ITM, URSE 0 T A SOW OF TODAY WERE CRUDE AGO' SPITE AND PLAY, B T AER FIGHT MOR HEIR SOPHOUORE YEAR IPTRA MURHL CHAM 'RD YEA LEW PA YTHINu, AND, THERE NER T E JUN R ACKEO THL HOUSE FILLED THEM TH BANQU AND THAT S YE 1 S S N RS, THEY HAVE PHRTKC PP D ND N P M FA' D P TTCS, SHORT , ND SOC H P H ENE H A UE H PED VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR FOR THESE THLUIW T SErIoRs, Q 6 , f R' 1171 X ,A I -' .4 M ff A XT A' it 0 . ,, I ' ,I T ' ' I I L ' ' I . . X 4 IH ' I' f fnhp ' I X A I ' , L f ' fx VL!xA 'A N I I f 1, I L Al A U o s j J II E , L ' IN or GA CE U ' E XX DE E IN . -P P ' . 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A. 5 T Lf - 4 f ' 1 A if 1 - A f Us ' - Q A 5 ,Q . 3 , :, - ,l - I 2 N' I MURRAY HAnMocx Donornv DAVIS GLORIA FERuAnoEz PHILIP HARRIS INTRA-MURALS GIRL RESERVES Ja A SR PLAYS SENIOR PLAY BASKETBALL THESPIANS UILL L SCROLL ,IVVVW X I fqdrh-gf irq? fV7TifjxF4:SE?X Iyrf X' lx H C 3 I M FOOTBALL onccn QTAFF JL......J THESPIAN5 PEP CLUB BAND Z5 3 1 I ' X l .X VIDLA FOREY PAUL S HDSTETLER Jorrnc KIAMY lNTRA'MURALS THESPIANS, PRES IITRA-MURALS BAND L ORCHESTRA Foo1aALL JR L SR PLAYS TRACK QUILL L SCSDLL, RES SPEECH Ants GLEE'ClUl VIOLET GIBSON GIRL RESERVES YELL LEADER SENIOR PLAY THESPIANS Pzr'CLzlL I f I X1 v 5 -If I! 1, ! I EI W9 A . I I rA I . G. A. A. 8 . . f..w i Q XML I X Y ll I G. A. A. ' ' - 41, 96 1fz,5,,0,2'a Hymn! M WW MWA EARL L KIELGASS PATRICIA Jonusou DoRls JONES WALTER MCMILLAN TRACE SENIOR PLAY V V CRY STAFF INTRA-MURALS my l ORCHESTRA uuLL A SCROLL BAN0 EP CLUB 021 45 D Mi kj SHIRLEY JONES RAYMOND MARTINEZ COPPER CLIPPINGS INTRA MURALS DUN.: A SCROLL WAR CRY STAFF GQRL RESERVES PEP CLUB 0 BILL MILES ORCHESTRA THESPIANS BAND NADINE M Knox Cop CLIP En QUILL L SCROLL WAR CRV STAFF SENIOR PLAY SPEECH ARTS THESPIANS of . Q , 4 I r. bo: 0, AT-Zi W T A UE. I .1 A A ' W ' ' A .1 A ft X. X A f - 1 EX I 5 war ' f g 605 fy? AV Bon MILLER FLORENCE LAcv MARY JANE LEWIS EMIL G NASSER Af BASKETBALL PEP CLUB GLEE CLUB FOOTBALL FTHESPIAN THESPQANS PEPfCLUB OPERETTA ! TRACK I NTRAPMURALS A G 1 RL RESERVES lnma-MufzALs JA' fl BASKETBALL g FOOTBALL x Ja.45Lf4 f 0 Lf'Lt., WMA MW Q NXW 4'-TN QIZ f-' IX, MERCEUES LlAuo KENNETH NELSON HQME Ec CLuu Seuuon PLAY SENIOR PLAY GLEE CLUB PEP CLUB JAcx Pono SENIOR PLAv GLEE CLUB OPERETTA L. MARION Luoacn Ho c Ec CLUB GIRL REsERvEs GLEC CLUB PEP CLUB TWIRLER O A F - L A 1 U I aw ' ' H ' I ' 'f1f I in ' 'l ' 3 l'u' , 'VVW5 I I xx. X 2' L 5 , 1 I Q. .A. P A 4: I 1 Q3 , W 2 LXX Vdc ,L f A I fig X q K P fx xv' ' 1 . 5 gn A f I A, -fb . by J J - N ' r ,V -'- ,I I Zim gf! N K Q19 .f , A T af' - fx' , ,f , , AP - Y fy -1, L5 L, f M A ' A 2 A 'N N f . A ,Lf X L g fx A N I A Pb?'! XAXX - -lk, 5 'A' ' f , , Vi XX! If T , ' Xxx wx 1 f 1'--C, A 1 l U I G. A. A. ' G. A. A. , if . . N . V . .5 1 Q , , . .Q 3 74 , , cz ', 61440125 FRANKLIN RcvNoLos CLYDA MCBRIDE CECELIA MAsLovAn ORCHESTRA BAND 1 L PATSY McGocv NAA CRV STAFF Tennis BAND LW x If ff:x. x Xf Joss SoTcLo QUTLL A ScnoLL WAR CRY STAFF 'NTRA MURALS SENIOR PLAY Juuson PLAY RnrLe CLua If N J D Snnnons WAR Cav STAFF f M, ANTRA-MURALS KV yffy P R E ETTA Tennis MATT Scnnncn OPHcLiA MA Tlnzz INWAMWUS BASKETBALL PEP CLUB If ,. , , - ' ' A f' X -I ', Q 'A 4:-E- . y ' l It lx F T, N ,a L ff. ' ' Q . , A N A A, . , Conczn. 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Now AS JUNIORS THEY CAN LOOK DOWN UPON THE ERESHIES AND SOPHO MORES AS SIMPLE UNDERCLASSMEN BEING OVERSHADOWED ONLY BY THE SENIORS. JUNIORS PLAYED AN IMPORTANT PART IN SCHOOL SPORTS THIS YEAR. THE CLASS SDCCESSEDLLY PUT ON THE ALL SCHOOL PLAY, USTRAY CATS,U DIRECTED BY MISS SPARKS. THE UPROMH ALSO ADDED TO THEIR ACTIVITIES. 22 AISI gf Ez? , N, ire ge ---' I tj., ' ,197 QTY! 4 1 - ' I fff' 1 qjggif QA L Au. ,I 'II X.. 4 . ' fix, .:- I A, K I - , , P' I . XI -L I J I f KE f Nz 42 Iii A114 wg -3-F3 'D' fm . 'T' 3 L ftsinwc-QL ? 5, :T ,R '-a -Q' , V gf Ea .5 , ' 'rf YT ' ' Ei- iff' 1 Q? A f , N53 Qfjiff x' G Q f ' vu. ,, Cin -an J- J 1-Q-S nu-Q 42 Ansar Poem as Eb 1 Lv NELL ac BOULDIN ,A ., . ,f I Q IX, A . L 1 Q CARPEN AR n LLANO Q , FRANK Roaenrson Donomv CovLv EARL Coaov Rosen VARAY MARGARET HAH :cn Eomw Jameson 'Q 46: BILLY MCMQLLAN N. 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THE SCHOOL aoARo is THE KEY TO SCHOOL FEW STUDFNTS REALIZE THE AL PART THEIR SCHOOL TQLSTEES PLAY PROVIDING FOR THEIR KI XX K EDUCATION E EMBCRS F THIS ORFANIZATION ARE TC BE CONGRATULA D LPON T EIR FINE WORK IN CHO L X GUIDFNCE 1 -JJ P' 'I 'I J II I I Q4--,Ll . U K I wwf , , ' I L I , L ,L 3 f I A X, I I ,r . . ,' X' , X 1' , C. NY 1? '-'J ,, ' I1 'X' K- . E . I os. X. wx X l E I --f,?sk 4 Tk VH ' ' 1 I fn IN h 2 . T xy - I H M O '- R QR TE ' . H A A 5 o RX ,T ' ' Q I If . fp IONE K SPARKS J E ALLEN CLAUDIA KINCEY AR , NM AR I zouA TEMPC i A1 ' Plfgqa V0 VJ N I' O lk ink! N. C6 RQGUS ESTHERMSIL KARNSWORTH J. WMA Jgi-INSON ST. lkAE:f'5 Anfzorla Anfzoolr. R 1 s r Z- xf 7 f ' A 3 KZ Q! 3 K x kf O vnuu sm: EARL M cuma muoms uvmooon g, A. B. B. X. f . 1. Y.. A .3 CoLoRAoo Taupe An 1 zum If! Jw f' I , - -- nf qu ' I '31 5115- V, fzflzffl - , 521, l , 'Q '15 x,v . . 1 f 3 ' ' , , L' X ' , I 'A ' BSA. ' A: M- A- 9- J sf w K-fjflz 12 C CZ JG-IN H MARSCHALL MXRGUERITE DEVOS MILLARD KARTCHNER B x Mlssoum VALLEY ARIZONA FLAGSTAFF QWWPAQM ' 515122: EVA M PUSH N A JG-INSON MARGARET A GRANEY KAN AS TEACHERS WARRENSBURG TEACHERS 5 W .f EDITH F. SPANGLER BERNSRDANUFFLEY DELIEA COLE . . . A. cf A ARIZONA 5 5'-Q 'QS N --X 5 I r 1 OU EZ 'ZZ 'X fg J ' iff: A .R K A 51 , V f A As A. B. ' B. A. . f . A ' 7 ' ff X- Q, T BI 5. ' M. s. BA. 5. XE S U. S. C. X fu fe To A GREAT MANY or HIS FRIENDS, TR. DSTETLER is KNOWN AS UDEACON A HUMAN DYNAMO 1 THE ACTIVITZ THE CLUBS T0 WHICH HE BE es, HE NLWAYS WILLING TO HELP OJT THERE, ELSEWHERE, nr NEEDED. OFTEN CALLED UPON T0 ADDRESS GROUPS, HE RESPDNDS WlTH WHOLE-HEARTEDNESSQ SKIRRER or MlAMI'S EDUCATIONAL DESTINIES, HE EVEN FINDS TIME T0 TURN HIS TALENTS T0 DRAMATICS -AND PLAY DIRECTINGD A GENIAL, PLEASANT AND CARADLE MAN, 'fir ,H S D F S 2, jx T T. QMQJ O 'Y' -.P QT K ' :XA VU B. Ss-KANSAS STATE TEACHERS' QOLLEGE M. A.-STANEDRD UNIVERSITY SINCE SERVING HIS ARRRENTTCE- SHIP IN A 0NE'ROOM MIDWESTERN GRADE SCHOOL, lvAN P. HDSTETLER HAS HAD A vARTED EDUCATIONAL CARFERQ FIRST, A TEACHER, THEN A PRXNCIPAL, AND AT PRESENT SDRERTNTENDENT OF MIAMl'S SCHOOLS, MR. HOSTETLER HAS BROUGHT T0 HIS woRK A KEEN MKND, AN UNDER- STANDING HEART, AND CARADLE ADMTN- ISTRATIONQ HE CAN WELL BE PROUD or THE RERDTATTDN HE HAS BUILT FOR HIM- SELF THROUGHOUT THE bTUDENT Doov. - , U - ,, - k .D f . A E ff ' W Y' ' N L , ' L '1 ' ' Z Q ' ' N' A I s L I A - ' g n Q T . A 4 A A E ', 1 X ,VXN I , 4 - I A 1 I A f rf ' A- N H ' .N N ES OF' . ' , I S ' OR E E MCCLATN ENTHUSIMSTICALLY RDUNDED OUT A SCHOLASTIC PERIOD FOR THE TERM 1958 59 BOTH DLD AND NEv A TIVITIES HAD HIS UNVALTERING JP P RT IN THEIR DEVELOPMENT AND L MAx. ALWNYS HE KTTEMPTEO T0 TNSTTLL INTO THE STUDENT eoov or 'AAMI H HOOL, N SPIRIT or PL A ELLVLTION or PRESENT EDJCATIONAL STANDARDS, B TH mxwon A Mmaon PROBLEMS MEET HIS DISCERNING EYE AND JUDGMENT. S 3555 QNX x ST Q5 x4 5 45 Iv Y, I LL AES HL H SHOWN s1RE PDP THE ADVANCEAENT o THE SCHOOL'S CHERISHED HOPVS AND Ava: ONS, AND HIS WILL! COOPLRAT TH BOTH THE ACULTY ND J U E KE. TY ss T GU. 'HE DESTXNICS or HE MEMBERS or TH s U DENT BODY T0 GREAT ACHIEVEME TS E BATTLE or L E, HE fDLTTN GUIDE N HIDHE Homo P THE GLORY of PAST, PRCSVN , AND FUTJRE ACHIEVEMENT , O I H 'xt -rl 'UH -i nm... -.n JN' i 3 x L' Y ,gg ',,, 5? : , ff, I .5 f Ar. A , A .15 , ' ' fi A if g , .U L 'PJ ,jp PE? . K X N . ' A s - gi I ' I l J t . 'T 1' . , I X O C S, ,, x V rv! T 1 Sc EATR AY ND 41 V o ND ' ' I 4 AT N TTT - AS A DE T , 1 r , -Lxxx--. Tl NG . ' ION K X K wx F A ' T 3 N76 XX AL 1 H 1 s DU D ' ' DE . N T I I rl T , X . ' ra IN E 'X , A TH Tr . mv - , T UE u . Eggjx T0 ' To Ho Sp TO R RS Tx ' - F0 ' THE 2 - T 2 'E X ' ' ' S 0 NJ ,I U. A. LNIVCRSITY F g5,nnpd by BNN If YP X a'xfNl'l U L I L X T I Z 0 C 3' LX,4 X KICOVTMJ X I TTVQK N X max 451 4 O 1 IIII If I X- 20' J JDE HALES, CLASS PR SIDEJT IN HIS ERESHMAN AND JUJICR YEARS RECPEC TIVELY, wzs ELECTED STID ENT BODY PRESIDENT AT THE FIRJT or THIS YEAR H IS KNOWN T0 ALL AS A GRLAT LEIDER IN ALL ACTIVITIES Mi 14.41 NAI U? THE QTDDENT COUNCIL coMPosED or THE FOU CLASS PRLSQDENTS, THE CLASS REPRESENTATIVES, ANU ThE fYUULNT BODY PRESIDENT, IHIQ YEAR STROVE TO AID THF PRINCIPAL IN DIRECTIJG DTUDENT AcTIvIT LJ ALTHOUGH THE DDDNcIL'A woRK wAs Ll LE, Is MEETINGS WERE HELD ONLY WNLN IEEESSIRY, THE Joe Ns IMPFQMTIVE IH E STUDVNTS HAVE MET WITH THE PRINCIPAL TO GIVE HIM STUDENT OPINION nn ,- 1 ,Q I ,I I A xffifx ff: f' iff: . 523 ? E h A' . QW? Ev hw- WEA' Wwf 57 in WD Qq595 'EAI' AJ?f'b, Q. lAf E E . aj? , Y ,..f ' I f V A 'g- A J .. X. i' Til. s I - Q T-A E ' ' 'l 1 X' I Q f gxwkx N Q? lA afiv - 5- - - A lj Iif. . q ,, . . TT f Q, A 1 . ' ' .E ' A ' : . A ,NLF X49 yf Wr .,I 1. 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'rl 'V,' X IH' ' X K .X Z' ff X X A X I f Q 'ff V ' - N '7i77:l,1' ff Em 18 C in T Q VY 1 Mu if X 'gy TRN .141 ,fy N7 fl? f - N L . A f :g pg 4 s 5 'Q Af R , J . g , ,I 4 . 9 35' A, ,i 4 q 3 x I .- A 1 . .N g . - . .. ' If ' J' '-:-r-:e- Til A 40 I I A , .g. .1 ,- g,- .- Avg .I -Q . ,,- - 4 v 4 f , ,: 2 ':'- A '-1-A 'S 411' S if THE RIFLE CLUB wAS STARTED 1935 UNDER THE ABLE SUPERVISION M MARSCHALL AND IS NOW A CHARTER MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOOI ATION STANDARD 50 FEET TARGETS ARE USED WITH A SCORE or FIFTY POINTS POSSIBLE IN ORDER TO ADVANCE FROM THE RANK Or PRO MARRSMAN TO EXPERT, ONE MUST SHOOT EIGHTY TARGETS, PRONE POSITION THIRTY, SITTING, TWENTY KNEELING, AND TEN, STANDING EXCEP TABLE SCORES MUST BE MADE TREE? nb' 4 , ,I ' IL, q ,-159' ...,,?1SI N , fxk Wh SQ' II 'Q . III ,,,-,,....f....Jk MIAMI HIGH SCHOOLIS TARGET RANGE IS LODATED ON THE ROOF or THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING THIS RANGE HAS STEEL SHEETINGS FOR BACK ING STANDS THIS ORGANIZATION PILLS A DEPINITE NEED AND HAS IEEN PROGRESSING THE CLUB HAS TRAINED PROSPECTS FOR FUTURE WORK IN MILIT LEARN THROUGH ACTUAL PRACTICE THE PROPER METHOD OF HANDLING RIFLES, VKAZI I I I I f I IN OF R. 3 . 5 O I : ' ' - ,JIFI I , I . A I' Y , . 5, 51 N 4 T 7 A1 ' ARY SCIENCE- AND TACTICS. HEY 6 4 ffgg, .FL ' N s Gpgg I ,I I If ' . SfSMI,LZh I Ip , ' r H- . -x ':l23f? If I III 'xg S ENTERING THEIR MOST succEssEuL YEAR WERE THE 75 GLRL REsERvEs THAT MET IN SEPTEMBER. HEADED sv JEAN LONNIFF, BETTY Lou ALLEN, NND PAuL+ E s, THE GIRLS WERE ALL SET T0 co. IN A H080 CA THE ERESHMEN WERE FETEOQ THE TRAJITIONAL HALLO WE'EN PARTY WAS SPONSORED IN OCTOBER WITH COSTUMES, MASKS, AND nEcoRA TIONSA THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PLAY THE SILENCE or Goo , wAs PREStN'ED Tv NN,IPPQ5CLAI Vf AS CNJLY4 N., 65620 fm WX R OPENING THE SECOND SEMESTER, THE GIRLS WORKED ON THE MURALS THAT oEcoRATE THEIR ROOM. FOR THE SPEECH ARTS CQNTEET, ON APRIL tg THE GTRLS A TEo s HOSTESSES AND ensues. RTL I TH lNvxTATsoNAL DANCE RRovEo T0 BE A HUGE SUCCESS. Com ETING THE TC WITH A MOTHER DAUGHTER BANQUEY AND SENIOR BREAK FAST, THE GIRL RESERVES PROVED TRULY ACTIVE. CH or THEIR SUCCESS DUE THEIR SPONSOR, Miss SA1Ng 'T IZ' !rJ 1 . .3 b ' x 1 U T, ..-. .H A T l A , X' ix A IN ILE K n MPH S 1 A .N - - A 'AN E X SVV n H n . .v , 2, .C A. ' - T . A+' ' M, E A ' ' PL RM - T 'N L 'N fx Mu is 5 ff K A f - V x ' f . - ,- ff ' il A 2 2 A . A . K E in I TI M., flf risk THE HDME ECONOMICS CLUB, WHICH IS OPEN ONLY TO GIRLS wHo HAVE com RLETED ONE YEAR or HOME ECONOMICS OR ARE NOW ENROLLED AND HAVE AN AVERAGE or THREE ON THEIR RLRDRT CARDS, HAS BEEN REORGANIZED UNDER THE SUPERVI- SIDN or Miss MQRGARET GRANEY, HOME ECONOMICS .TEACHER IN MIAMI HIGH SCHOOL. THE OFFICERS ARE THE FOL LcwIND: LADELLE SRARRS, PRESIDENT: GERALDINE SCHULTZ vncf 'HESl0ENT' I I AND AURORA VERDUGD, SEC. TREAS, 75 I' f I I IK 'K 5 A If X f 1 - .I I 1 4 F Q fA,IIf5if,l If Ay L'iV........ THE AIMS or THE CLUB ARE! T0 PROMOTE RLEASANT WHOLESOME SOCIAL AFFAIRSQ T0 PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY FOR EXPERIENCE IN CARRYING RESPONSIBIL' ITYQ T0 DEVELOP TEAMWORK AND FRIEND- SHlPg AND TO DEVELOP PERSONALITY, LEADERSHIP, AND SOCIAL POISEQ ITS AccoHPLIsHHENTs THIS YEAR HAVE BEEN HELPING AT SUCH FUNCTIONS,AS SERVING AT ROTARY, GIVING THE ANNUAL TEA 18 HONOR or THE sENIoR GIRLS AND SELL' ING POPCORN BBLLS TO sTuDENTs. ,:,., if f if V ' .I llbix I n L . V- r . ',,,' 5, 'i IIAZ i 1 - : I , A ' ---f I 2 T A I x ff ix'2,?gE? , ' Em, , ' If .1 I ' I ' ,T A P 'V 2 . A gl I I IX E I J li - ' I U 'If fu! IM. 9' NE or THE MOST ACTIVE or SCHOOL CLUBS, THE BIOLOGY CLUH, wAS STARTED LAST YEAR UNDER THE SPONSOR SHIP or MISS ESTHERMAE FfRN'NORTH THIS YEAR THE CLUB ELECTED OB MARSCHALL, PRESIDENT, VIRIINIA WARD LAw, VICE PRESIDENT, AND IRENE NEH RMEYER, SEORITARY TREASURER Oa MARSCHPLL FND IRENE NEHRMEYEP HOLD THEIR PESPECTIVE POSITION' FOR A SECOND YEAR THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE CLUB HAS DEOREASED CONSIDIRABLY, I .:-- M Gb Q D yy f X N. 'T 1 1 I, Jw!! A 53 NSA! f' .5 'Y Trq 1 LQ' 'I ACTIVITIES OF THE YEAR INCLUQEQ TALKS BY MISS FRANEES HUNTE, DR N, D BRAYTON, AND PR FESSOR C C AN NUN PPOFESSOR HINNUN wAS PRESENTED IN ASSEMBLY AND LATER WAS A GUEST AT THEIR S NQUET PIVEN IN HONOR OF THE LUa'S FIR T xNNIvrRSfRY. TRIPS HAVE BEEN TAKEN TO THE INDIAN RUINS AND MUSEUM IN THIS DISTRICT AND ON ONE OCCASION THE CLUB VISITED PAT RIcK'S DAIIY THE GROUP PLSO VISI TED THE ARBORETUMn .2 P 5 I 4 P 9 - I , , I A A Q Y, Q, f 3 3 A ,I g :Q 3 E A H Q ' S .x f' ' ' I . ,fgja iq O f' jg I T 'IA . A .I . A .P L W ' I . ' A . , I B , I I . H .V , JWIQS :jsp , . . -N f, 3 :FA g If I ' I gul S' X nag . ' X A x0 .I w. H - fix. E A . I T ' A jx c S , ,, ' , ' W! 2 ff XX - . I ' I L X . X I if lg y! 7 - 1, K I L3 1 'I xv i , A ,L L' E ,' - - 3 -.g J E L ,gg , 5 . . ,, H. 5. .L -.--, ,. : 1 .- .4 -. A.. 1 ,re -:f': 1 Y I , if f' 'Yr 'I , L W ,. ' .' . L E- ' ga gf 2- I' Q ' N 'I .E I 1 3 -dx J :iv ',Iz'.. y ' - CZ ,. an A ,. ,. :-' I ':- 'Q , 5 Q Tvfa 25329, ? Ts '5- - E 'I-' , ' Q5 fxw! ,IST NYOUR PEP, YOU'VE GOT IT, REE IT, DOGGONE IT, DON'T LOSE IT,n EX EMPLIFIED PEP CLUB ACTIVITIES THE PAST YEAR REORGANIZED THIS YEAR, THE CLUB ABLY SPONSORED BY MISS FARNSWORTH, DID MUCH TO INSEIRE THE SCHOOL WITH TRUE SPIRIT bUPPLANT ING THE VANDALETTES, ONE Dov AND ONE GIRL WERE ELECTED EROM EACH HOME ROOM TO MEMBERSHIP OFFICERS wERE ELECTED BY THE SEMESTER, NONE HOLD ING OEEICE ovER ONE TERM fmv A af'f TRSR A' 'me145k.A . It Qigih, MOST OF THE ASSEMBLIES THIS YEAR WERE SPONSORED BY THE PEP CLUB FURTHERMORE, IT SPONSORED BANQUETS FOR THE ATHLETIC TEAMS THE RABBIT PORTERS WERE SOLD BY PEP CLUB MEM REPS IT MAY BF TRUTHFULLY SAID, THAT A5 THE SPIRIT OF A SCHOOL GOES, So GOES THE SCHOOL ITSELE THE PEP CLUB SRARREO THE SCHOOL INTO A YEAR or NOTEWORTHY ACTIVITIES AND ACCCM PLISHMENTS. 1 .I ' Q I .P I ll 5 FOOT CHARMS DISPLAYEDVQY MIAMI SUP- 0 '.AF - . H Q - - O - !.I ,, . , . I .V no L B THESPIANS IS A NATIONALLY ORGA NIZED ORAMATICS CLUB IN 1937 LOS COMEDIANTES wAS RCCOGNO7ED IN THIS SCHOOL AS AN UNOERSTUOY FOR THE THESPIANS THE LOCAL CLUB'S AIM IS TO FURTHER ALL DRAMATlC ACTIVITIES. ALTHOUGH IT HAS NOT GIVEN A PLAY ITSELP, EVERY PLAY THAT IS GIvEN THE SCHOOL RECEIVES THE HELP or THE LOS COMEOIANTES ITS MEMBERS ARE URGED TO PARTICIPATE IN ALL SCHOOL DRAMATICSS W :E 5 N v 'jx xx J K-Xjkxj WT 'N RSX I FIRST SEMESTER NANCY PHILLIPS wAS ELECTED TO PRESIDE OvER MEETINGS ANG SOCIAL FUNCTIONS SECOND STMTS TER PAUL HOSTVTLCR wAS ELECTEO PRES IDENT AND TOOK OVER THESE DUTIES FROM TIME TO TIME AT EACH MEETING, PROGRAMS WERE APRINGED av VARIOUS COMMITTEES APPOINTEO ax THE PRECI DENT TALKS XND OEMONSTRATIONS WERE GIVEN ON SUCH SUBJECTS or INTEREST Aa VARIOUS STAGE MAKE UPS, VOICF CULTURE, AND STAGE APPEARANCE h A . I 'im H Z Avlr .A 6? I-'., ji 'Y U, - I - - ,Z 1 DI I Ag, - '- . 1 I T gy 7 I IN X , Nag ' . . S A SIT'-If . I . A NNXX vslxcx - . Q f mx ITS 1 I R' I , A A 494 - .:- A fi' if R. '-tg:-gag, -' '- , 253 -f fi . :- A ' ,Q g if fi 9 924 1 Z N 3 .1 8 5 va .51-, o e n IN PAST YEARS THERE HKS GLEN NEED FOR AN ORGANIZATION WHICH WOULD SPONSOR ALL GIRLS' SPORTS FND PHYS ICAL ACTIVITIES THIS BEING SO, THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION HAS GANIZED THIS YEAR THE NEW ORGAN IzATION IS UNDER THE DI ECTION JF CLAUDIA KINSEY, PHYCICXL EDUCATION INSTRUCTOR ITS MEMBERSHIP IC L RGE IS EN O A . N SCHOOL T AIM Or THE O A A IS O CREATE GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP IN SCHL L .X X Q' F-.S . AW AWK MI TWH A THEIR ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR HAVE BEEN NUMEROUS AT THE END OF THE NIVAL WAS GIVEN, THEIR LARGEST EVENT UF THE YEAR THE ORGANIZATION TAKES IN ALL GIRLS' SPO TS ALL SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL, DASKETOALL, AND SOFTBALL TEAMS WERE ORGANIZED. PLAYING OTHER SCHOOLS IN THE STATE, THEY MADE A 6100 RECORD FOR THEMSELVES, FOR THEIR GOOD WILL AND SPORTSMANSHIP HAS SPREAD F R . W - ,y I EW, I ,I I I 2 E nfl Q I . 4 H , . 0- . , , -A ' - ,.lf K p E I ' 4, I I . ' OR- . - R C' AND OP T LL FIRLS I. THE I 'Rs D 50 T Qpn FIRST SEMESTER THE G.A.A.'S ICE CAR- -v ' I . icing 'XQE L ' 'Ilx ily-I-I ' Ik. .IW I f' I f 1- ISI QUILL AND SCROLL, A NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, IS MADE UP v CH SCHOOL STUDENTS wHo NRE OUTSTANDING IN THE VARIOUS FIELDS Or JOURNALIS TIC WORK To GEDOME A MEMBER OF THE ua, T BE IN THE up R THIRD OF HIS CLASS SCHOLASTICALLY, HAVE TAKEN AT LEAST ONE SEMESTER OF THE SOGJECT, BE RECOMM NOED av THE JOURNALISM ADVISOR, AND BE ACCEPTED NATIONALLY QUILL AND SCROLL wAS ESTABLISHED AT MIAMI IN 10'A NN fi? JAM fs ,N fx Of N' I KN S i 'S' N Ivlif vwvmw Jv- L?1Q' gpJ45QT I Ii... FIVE MEMBERS COMPRISED THE OUILL AND SCROLL CHADTLR OF MIAMI HIGH SCHOOL BEGINNING TH '38 '39 SPHOOL YEAF. 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I ' N S T ,-1 1 .4 2:3 3' nr: if SSA iw T41 X Ax E MAIN FU'CT ONS E CHFSTRA ARE PLAYING SEEECTTONS AND OVERTURESO SOME NUMBERS WHICH ARE POPULAR H.TH THE ORCHESTRA VCMBERS APE HE OLC , BY lvAN AKTM N KO, USSIHN VEPTOPE, BY YQ GLA Hoff, AND ISSION OVEHTOAE, sv FTAPOLD JOHNSON. HE OHCHE'TFA, WH CH ONLY STHRTED MEETTNG A THE BEGINNLNG OF THE SECOND SEMESTER, H s PROGPESSED PAPIDEY ONDEH TH A LE DIRECTION OF FILLARD KAHT H NEP, HUSTC D .EOTOH AM H 0 Tb q 'Tw I .Q ,N T5 ,.,1A A ' OR HCSTRA, CONSIST NG OF TwENTv x MENOETS :S OrTEN c STDEHEO A MUCH INER MUSICAL OROAN ATTON THAN THE DAN IH RE AR F uH MA N TTO THE BRASS, WOODWIND, PERCOSSION, AND STRIN . HE ORCHES RA FURNISHES A CHANCE A UOENTS w FIN TONES, AcH1EvE A MORE DELICATE FECT, AND OrFERS How OPPORTUNITY R VARIHT ON IN MOOD AND EXPR ONQ OR H Mo APPROPRIATE THAN THE BAND FOP CER TATA TYPES or ENTERTAINMENT. 1- fi W A g9J,lHx,,s fl A K QS sf TX f 455V .v pf I THE p ' N 1 o THE OH- : GN T V -A E - - R 'm 0 -., F' X zo- T' M ' 'D , X V T U . I - T A ' ' ' E ' ' B .' C H UI Ml S C 1 , IT IN Ml I IGH -Sl A 4 ' ' ON' SCHOOLo fs . E . - CL :fx v nz 'Og T'E E T X A A A . Q OH x' SED ' NS: Nw T T' ' YQ A G 'I, KX 'Q Fo' ST T0 DEAL ITH ER KK ' 7 L AF' N 'ND I . .- I- E H 'J,E ' FO ' I ES- f - if -f ? Sl F T TS REASON IT is RE J J Y . A7k. E. - ' Nxxx 1 ' v u - A A,1. -N K , Nr! I, '1,-,Xl J ,L . x ,D 'E .Aff ' 1 1 . 1 ', . I ' . -' i 9 - , '-2 f If ,. -A If 41- ., f g -am ' iii- ,, 4:2 , .- - 7? '-Qflf .jr 4. 1 ,- of A 1 f 'S .ea .IJ- IN ANTICIPATIGN or THE ANNUAL MUSIC CONTEST AT THATCHER, MIAMI HELD THE ELIMINATIOH Q3HTI5T'FC2 THE PURPOSE or sELEcTING THE BEST soLos T0 RERRESENT HER. THE FOLLOWING WINNERS WERE SELECTED VOCALy V r cEs SPARKS, DDRRAN RUTH CAWPBLLL, ALTO, ARTHUR WELCH DAGS, INSTRU MENTAL, KATHLEEN MCCLAIN, PIANO AND VIOLIN, EDGAR JOHNSTON, CORNET, DIL VILES SAXDPHONE, JOHN CHILTON, BA RITDNE, MACK NETTERDLAD, SOUSAPHONCQ -1' - gf: 'FA , '-:: ' ' Wea : :3-.5 J 69, -,Q 1. 1 Q f ' A ff' 2 .T 9 VK .-,Z H X ' xr 'ng A wl 4 ? has . ' -: G V, 32 ANNEX .X-. 6I?xx,'+mQi..1 gn, XNQAQHNA X ' ka 42iQ?'Rx f,h4fQFibx 1 5 .' M -XX! YW Nw'V fQcwI M IRECTED sv MR. MILLARD KA ICH R EDR THE SECOND YEAR, THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT or NlAHl MICH SCHOOL HAS N E MORE D ST NGUISHED E THE VARLOUQ FIELDS HJSIC. R TINGS WERE GIVEN AS SUPERIOR, EXv D FAIR RATHER THAN AND THIRD AS HAD DEEN YEARSG HARD WORK AND ENABLED THE c N RECE VE THE HIGH CELLENT, Gooo, FIRST, SECOND, DONE IN FORMER CON TANT PRACT TESTHNTS RATINGSG 0 il :KKK Dx T2 lx ii f I -2'-'L' .JJ . - V B , . . . M: .V A V I TA ?ff.j1T ' - . J '1l' - If - ' of .. 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L or SE AC VI' RE vERv SUCCESSFUL AND THE ulR RECEIVED THE APPROVAL OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC: ,A fx ,-of-' fl kuogoxlb f 340 ggfb 424523 415-Q J N XM X J .I 'ff .. A M MEMBERS or THE CLUB WERE cHoSEN on A GROUP or ABOLJT So GIRLS, THE BEST VOICES WERE SELECTC . HE GIRLYS GLEE Lua HAS PARTIC PA D N R oxo BRO DCASTS, ROTARY GL PROGRAMS AND AT THE YWCA BANQUET. ARRANGEMENTS, BCTH POPULAR AND CLAS SICALQ w ARE ALL EXTREMELY PRO OF THE5 RLS BEC UQE F T H A HIEVEVEVTS N TH S EXCELL NT PANIZATION, ,J I I , LJ Q -A If ,Q T E ' C , IN o Y' IN HE I ..E IN EX' . ' 0 w I ' WA B IL I cc SS, 0 . . L ' . AL THE Tl .IES Q , WE S S LS T I I . 3 . M FR - ' ' 28 I :ill OF D h 1 0 v T S C I - Tfx JJ TE I' A A ' UB x ' ' ' 1' I- NS h k ' all , ' hu XX NX f H THEY SONG ONLY STANDARD THREE-PART F 0 C O w , x XA , , - O . H :A WE ' UD 0- v . P 51? X X'p'.g3 ff f o E G1 A L o. HEIR IGH X It ' O c . . I 'I E. oR- Q Q G ,A N 'B , N WARBLlNG SONGSTERS, AREN'T THEY7 RECENTLY ORGANlZED ev M KARTCHNER, THE Bovs' GLEE CLUB Hns BEEN VERY SUCCESSFUL IN CURRENT HU slc CONTESTS. THIS YEAR'S QUARTET COMPOSED or PAUL HOSTETLER, OE HALES, HECTOR SANTA ANNA, AND MACK NETTERBLAD, HAS MADE GN EXCELLENT SHOWING THE eovs SA OVER RADl0 ATION, K W PARTTcaPATED IN THE DPERETTA, THE C ISTMAS CAN TATA, AND ron MIAMI ROTARY K Yf-of CQ! QL Y' QW THIS GLEE CLUB WHICH CONSISTS or APPRoxsMATELY TWENTY MEMBERS MEFTS ONLY ONCE A WEEK-A DESPITE THIS FACT THEY HAVE DONE EXCEEDINGLY WELL SOME or THE NUMBERS WHICH THEY HAvE LEARNED DURING THE YEAR ARE Go DowN MosEs, BY LORIN WHEEL FIGHT, So WE'LL Go No MORE A'ROVlNG, BY LEwYs THOMAS, AND KENTUCKY BABE, av ADAM GIEBEL THE LAST TWO WERE THE SELECTIONS wHacH THE eovs' QUAR TET SANG AT THE Husnc coNTEsT Q P I fx fs gy , A , J ig b .gf .1 AA A , A gf . 'I - f .. ,j'-A .,f- l - lx H ' ,-'V e-'Z 4 if gf A 2 3 1 A , 5 ff' 4,23 f Q 4 . qi y f -3' I iq' 1 . n A 'X . J lg ST D . . J. B., T- . A Q S l 5 6-Z9 . Q Q . VY nm U ,S .1 l.'-. ,750- L-al 'STRAY pATS,n ALI SUHCOI PLAY, SPONSORED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS OF '39, wAS ONE OF THE GREATEST SUP CESSES EVER PRESENTED AT MIAMI HIGH CCIOOL THIS COMEDY DERIVED ITS HUMOR FROM THE SITUATION Or THREE BROTHERS, THE FIRST OF wHoM TO MARRY WOULD INHERIT A FORTUNE, THE DLAD- LINE wAS MIDNIGHT Or THE DATE ON WHICH THE PLAY TOOY RIACE. IT CLIM AxED WITH ALL MARRIED, AND THE EOR- TUNE SAVED. ,Q if Q 'I I g Q f L.l Xsl 5-Iii R ? 0 NE ODP E l 0 Q.....4v hx ff' I Q' SQ gif il? ff Pf '- JC! J ff I 1 M A VERY CAPADLE CAST HEADED BY PAUL HOSTETLER AND GLORIA FERNANDEZ, DID MUCH.TOwARD MAKING THL PRODUC TION A SUCCESS. OTHER MEMBERS or THE SPST WERE: JOEERE KIAMY, CARVER CAPLE, MACK NETTERSLAD, TOM MCKIN NON, MARGARET HUBBS, JEAN BEEDLE, AND BETTY LOU ALLEN. PRESENTED UNDER THE EXPERIENCED DIRECTION or MISS IONE SPARKS, NSTRAY CATS,' BASED ON ATTENDANCE, AND ACTING, wAS THE MOST SUCCESSFUL EVER PRESENTED. L I , 'I Q IA I I, 0 f l JI fl I I E ,z M M H f+ 1 A A - f 5 .g A A ' , 3,2 .5 'Q xX V -Q 'T I ' A-W Q V V I ' ' i f1,'k Qfq.' 3 ' f A -.Q-.7 ,' NX I ff -. I ' l- T. I ' Q , ' rm fx , ' if fy I ' ' ' V Q ' l I 0 W f 4, A , , 1 I F ' D THE . ' A - TIGER HOUSE' HHAT A MYSTERY PLAY, THUNDER, MYSTERIOUS IICHTS, SLREAMS, MENACING TIGER CLAW5, AL or THESE MAOF THE 1938 GINIOI PLAY ONE or THE SCHOOL'S MOST UCCES FUL PRODUCTIONS IIHECTED SPARKS, THE FAST CONSISTFJ LOUISE TEEPLES, EIRL SPAPN5, JOHN GRECOVICH ROBERT WENDEL, DCROTHY VIS, ANIE WARDLPW, MARGARET MORGAN, LILLY HIT CHALL, JOSEPH CAHPENTER, fNL MARY BLAIR DK? fm f XXX X Ny,,,f' P 4 '1 WM K4 LAO f 7 X 1 TQZTXT fiJNNN' fHI I I LITTLE DID THE HEROINE, LOUISE EE LLJ, KNOW WHEN SHE INHIRITED GRAND OLD HOUSE PROM HER AUNT, THAT 'HC HAL STOLEN A JEIELED COLLFR PROM O s T I N ARL SP RKS, THE JEWEL MAD TIGER, DID AN ExC PTIONALLY FINE OIFCE Or ACTING DOROTHY DAVIJ XNU BILLY MITCHELL, SUP LILO THE HUNOR THE REMAINING :IST IIMBLRS AGLY CONTPIDUTLD TOWARD MAKlNu TIQFH HOUSE AN UNFORCETAGLE HYSTVNI PLAY 59 I I f A p - I A , WI f 5 -' Q I? 1 2 2 L, 1 af an 19,5 gr? 5. 4-ff A , I X . I - 'Auf ,fITQ5'rN ' ' 'KLYI'-i'x , fzf, I' -IIKJXE' Q glfk QI I . L QQ fy I - .. 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Ng Q9 f fog NS' R XR A Y J E LSE 5 N., 'II Z TlNKLlNG GUITARS AND GAY MANTI LLAS HCCOMPANIED THE PRESENTATION OF 'AN OLD SPANISH CUS OMH, THE ANNUA OPERETTI, WHICH wAS GIVEN THIS YEAR UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR KARTLHNER AND MISS KINSEY MACK NETTERGLAD AND PAT SMITH PORTRAYED THE LEADING ROLES, ABLY SUPPORTED BY MEMBERS or THE PRODUCTION wAS PROCLAIMFD AS ONE or THE MOST SULCVSSFUL OPERETTAS PRESENTED IN MIAMI. , f , fl L, NY I I IAS .GLR Aj A? HS E I A ' T ' A HIL SE- ..--, ,, . ' T L : J J -4 -'-. A . Q, h 1 . - 4 li' 7 I I , 31 -f A - ,I f2fNxXX1ZA59NFi THE GIRLS' AND BOYS! GLEE CLUBS. I o - I, C, J A , ' . f -J O A NkT92wE 9 yi 1 I , , E LJ LAST YEAR's MAv FESTIVAL, THE BETTER WAY A PAGEANT or UNDERSTAND ING BETWEEN NATION' WAS PAR cuLARLv FITTING THIS DAY TURMOILA WA PRESE ED NIY I ON THE VANDAL FIELD. A CAST or FIVE HUNDRED aovs AND GIRLS FROM ALL MIAMI DISTRICT SCHOOLS, PARTI THE FESTIVAL WAS sucu A succsss THAT SCHOOL OFFICIALS ARE MAKING ANNUAL AFFAIR. N ff XKN 1 vi A' INK My DQ? Q f IJ6 ff 'I' f. VIR LAST YEAR'S PAGEANT VE STUDENTS FROM MIAMI HIGH SCHOOL PDR TRAYING ENGLAND, FRANCE, RUSSIA AND GREECE. lNsPIRATIoN ADDITION GRADE scuoo' REDRESENTED SCOYLNND, IRELAND ANU GERMANYD JEFFERSON GRADE SCHOOL SPONSORED THE CAUSE or THE NEGROQ BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SCHOOL ILLUSTRATED HOLLAND, ADSTRIA, AND CHINA, UL LION PLAZA REPRESENTED TURKEY AND MEXICOD LOWER FIFMI PORTRAYED SPAIN ITALV, AND NoRwfv, mag ,..,,,.f X-ATg,, M I s I O D ? - 'sigh' , I ' gilak gg if WI.n4LIE 6? ' ' ' I x I I III . u I- - I I ll A - VI TI IN or IT s ' NI A. 5, I 958 il , ' 7 ' , - I .P CIPATED IN THE coLoRFuL PAGEANT. ffl: I IT AN IN RE ' I Tk. ,,f A 4- N , L- 5 ' E fu -,J ff 5 - L-J 1 I X ,h -AA . R .. I , P- I . I , I A .' I :'Il .. y H., I TAI ' '. Aflyr 11 c'.L f ,f,,f 'NNQDX wrNAi .pg I Ga in 1i,l3. , 'vw 3 W3 1, ps ' K x 1 fmivai f I 'N ,Md Rf' xi ' f Xj W I ffm ,vifw yfbgn Q. aa. 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Y UTAKE A LETTER, PLEASE,u SAYS M ALLEN, THE TEACHER OF BOTH FIRST AND SECOND YEAR SHORTHAND NOTEBOORS FLY OPEN, TOPS 'NAP OFF FOUNTAIN PENS, AND EVERY STUD NT IS ALERT AND READY TO TAKE DOWN SPORT HAND NOTES AS RAPIDLY AS POSSIBLE NSAY, STUDENT, DOES HE DICTATF v RY FAST7n HWLLL, SOMETIMES, Y QUT THAT IS THE CEST WAY TO TMRRDVF YOUR SPEED ' W F I WENT THE S E SPEED AL THE TIME,N SAYS MR LEN, uYOU WOULD NEVER BE ABLE TO WRITE ANY FASTER W N11 'e7'NR E ,qQVfS3-- xNxQf C2,f' :Eu ... ,. .-..,.-,,. HSAY, HR ALLEN, IS THERE ANY CHANCE OF GETTING A STENOGRAPHER FOR THIS PERlOD7n TEACHERS OFTEN CALL ON THE SHORTHAND STUDENTS WHEN THEY HAVE SOME CORRESPONDENCE THEY WISH TO SIS RE OUT IN A HUo Y EMPHA ILSO PLACED ON THE CORRECT DUNCUATION ARE ALWAYS OF INTEREST TO SECRETARIEC BUT N0 SOONLP HAS THE STUDENT LEARNED THE ART WRITING THE CHARACTERS CLEARLY wHFN COMES THE FAMTLIAR RDS, HTAKE A LETTER, PLEASE H , r, 4 h y .L 9 l I I ff R. , E . ' . ES. H - ' .' I AM L . AL- ' ' ' J GET 'ua . - - Q pgijix ,25cQ Q5 A 1 YZ?lS3 ' CEU Tlx FORM OF LETTERS, AND CORRECT SRELL- F. 343 ,SA , , N X ,lffq mai XOF h I -tb 4 1 yx I '-L. 1 V TLT X Ssf wo A - . N'! . T, , If -- . I ' 4 V A N D A L SPACE W A R SP CE THAT SECOND YEAR TYPING LASS IS RAPIDLY TRANSFERRING THE MATERINL FDR THE SCHOOL PAPER FROM THE DUM MIFS TO THE 5TENClLS CLICK CLICK' CLIcK'n Docs THE IIMEOGRIPH MACHINE ON THE DAYS WHEN URAMMAR SCHOOL PMPERS HAvE TO COME DUT AS HELL s OUR OWN THOSE TIFING STUDENTS SHow THE MACHINE TO MERCY wHEN A RUSH Joe IS JEEDFU OI PRO GRAMS OR PAPERS. THEY MUST ILSO MAKE COPIFS or THEIR TESTS J 3Jf'2gEXgZfL3 df. I XX leip 35.1 x IAA Ex 2? d 0, QI 0 IRQ? Z f -rv Ilfa- MN W RT -- ,,. H AY, WHY IS MR ALLEN, ouR COMMERCIAL TEACHER, RUSHING AROUND so THESE IYS7n HMY, DON'T YOU KNOW IT'S TIME TO START woRK ON THE LONvENTRMTOR BOTH FIRST AND SECOND YEAR TYPING CLASSES ARE NEEDED IN PUBLISHING THIS ANNUAL SLHOOL BOOK HDUIS SHENT IN TYPING OUT THE ARTICLES IN SPACES SUITABLE IN SI E FOR THE ANNUAL, DAYS SIENT IN TR NSFERRING THIS MITERIAL TO STENCILS COULD THE scHooL GETI LoNG WITHOUT HER TYPING CLASSES? I SHOULD SAY NDT. O Q W W 6 7 1 A - .,.. A A ' . Q,:..A 3. - vez- gf 7 v',A f -'-5:3145 , :U u L t . V.,A E353 3.7. ,SX 3' i' fiifgfigqig ,.,3,f- .,,,- . . C-R-Y SINGS THE TYPEWRITER. YES-- 24f65H 7 N S - I ' A , -. I IN . I I ' SX .K 0 0 ' Iv x Q 1 'N X I . Q RMA IAP- 1fQN,- I fm . A ' ., I S , A 'P ' I of . 0 x A A. . T' Kx -5 p . , K ' ICI5 f to 7 l - - ' I 9 . A++ t I I, A - Q I ' - K-,is D I E F I 0 X -ni . ?,Ks.,'J .Lf A Ip A y W H TlF,Tl r . fk'T X917 ' 79 inf 1' 'wg X, S 'rr XX I I Q K k ,. if N 1 xx ' J XXX EX . , 4 'ig Q 6 1 I I OR THE PAST TWO YEARS, UNDER THE ABLE SDPERVISIDN or MISS EVA PUSH, ART INSTRUCTOR AT INSFIRATION ADDITION, ART HAS BEEN OFFERED TO STUDENTS wHo HAVE ART ABILITY AND THE DESIRE TO FXPRESS IT ART, AS TAUGHT IN MIIMI HIGH SCHOOL IS DIV IDED INTO TWO DEPARTMENTS CDINER CIAL ART AND ART CRAFT COMMERCIAL ART CONSISTS or cARTooNINc FOR THE ANNUAL AND SCHOOL PAPER, POSTER UE SIGNING FOR SOCIAL AND ATHLETID FUNCTIONS IN SCHOOL THE DTHTR ART DDNSISTS or PERSONAL ARTIDLES I' S ,SD CBJ 'I I5 I f I ART CRAFT DEALS WITH wooD CRAET, LEATHER cARvINc AND TOOLING, BEAD LOOM WORK AND OTHER VARIOUS ronms CRAFT DONE ev HAND EARLIER THIS YEAR THE CRAFT DIvI S N E H D A WIND DIQPLAY IN A DowN TowN STORE THE DlbPLLY SHOVED SOME or THE WORK AND HANDICHAFT IN LEATHE., WOOD, AND CORK FRAFT ART IS TAUGHT ONE PER IJ5 ONLY AND ALTHOUGH THE TIME ALLOWED S SMALL, THE CLA BOASTJ or A RATHER LARGE REPRESEN TATIDN, TAGER AND WILLING TO wonn. I A f Af F - ,. or . A ', IO o THE CLASS A ow - T q f,sx , Q 0 Ur X,f N - 'I . DD wr I X 1.2 A ,I f IW ' ' - -x lx--L' fl X f? If - . ss I X -I rl X F . I - ffl U ' N ' 9 -. I Ll ' HOME ECONOMICS ENADLES GIRLS TO MORF ADEOUATELY MEET THEIR PRE SENT NEEDS AND PREPARE THEMSELVES FOR HOME AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES MANY GIRLS wno STUDY HOME kUONOMICf ODSERVE How KNOWLEDGE of IT CONTRI BUTES TO SUCCESSFUL LIVING IN EAM OLIES WITH JUST AN AVERAGE SHARE Or PROBLEMS SOME STUDENTS HAvE SEEN FOR THEMSELVES How MUCH A 'ITTLE KNOWLEDGE Or THESE SUBJECTS HELPS A FAMILY FACE A PARTICULARLY DIEEI CULT UROBLEM SUCH C ILLNESS OR LOOS OF INCOME. J ! ff 65 SX X Ek W K I 4 NUC f I Tfijf f ,J f 6 Xfx fjulj I, SPH-f WN N Q II GIRLS wHO HAvE MAJORED IN HOME ECONOMICS, UNDER THE SUPERVISION Or A159 GRANEv, ENABLIS THEM TO BECOME M E r FICIENT IN HOME MAKING AND IN BECOMING DIETICIANC, HOME FCONO MICS TEACHERS, DRESS DESIGNERS INTERIOR DECORATORS DRACTICAL HOME MAKING INSTRUCTIONS IN lxlfml HIGH SCHOOL INCLUDE HOME FURNISH INT AND DECDRATINC, CHILD TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT MEAL PLANNING GND DRFPAPING, CLOTHING CONSTRUCTION AND SELECTION, FND PERSONALITV DEVELOPMENT 69 A 'Ajpifg l Q ' I' ' , I , ' , V 1.1. if I 1 ,QI I ', ' px 1, ii- +I . - '1' - . : :1 fwf- ,I ,I 'fr gl J' 55' :-'-- :3ffw :if I 1' ' 5 if '?3 A ., -Egg, , ,.,,. V!! nf I .gn 1 A V, E, A I X x s fr 10k I T f I. ll ' I 2' 'II .. , N A I 'I 'N .I l s A .J . I l , ' ' F OR .z '- ,'A. , OR CW . , ' I I JL I A i 1 . IQ ,JKIINUEI - 2 K f' ' IX ,' . 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RW 'X 1 If R ,f ' 13039 xi if T' Q! , , M E... . - 'I CM MuSfkY CHEMISTRY, A SUBJECT OPEN T0 IUNIORS AND SENIORS IS coNsIDEREDI ERY FASCINATING SUBJECT IT DEALS ITH THE SCIENCE or LOMPOSITION or IITERIALS AND CHANGIS IN MATERIALS H T ALTER THEIR CONTENT 'LAINS MANY or THE STRANGE AND MY TERIOUS PHENOMENA OF ouR SURPOUND NGS T ME I ,PENT IN THE STUDY IF ATOMS AND MDLECULES ALTHOUGH IIFFICULT, IT IS A VERY INTERESTING UBJECT THIS SUBJECT IS ESSENTIAL N ENGINEERING, OR MEDICINE C I GDDITA wq 1 8 S6 ASQXTQ X XE, I' 1'f 41ESEk fr IIN-If ' uf 9J1WTr5?:- ' R I I IW THE PHEMISTRY OF YESTERDAY AND TODnY, THE MAKE UP OF THE WORLD, THE CHEMISTRY OF THE ELEMENTS, THE SMALLEST THINGS IN THE WORLD, AND THE INACTIVE ELEMENTS, ARE JUST A FEW OF THE THINGS STUDIED IN THIS COURSE II THE WORLD TODAY, THERE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION or THE EHRTH'S CRUST FEW COULD TELL WHAT ELEMENT MAKE UP 'THE NIR, THAT ONE DOESN'T WRITE WITH LEAD PENCILS, BUT GRA PHITE ONE SHOULD KNOW ALL THESE FACTS AND PRINCIPLES or SCIENCE I I I I - IW! WJIII ' W I I . I f A . IT Ex- QD . I s E fjgbhuxx . I -LLU, ,ff .y:Sx':-9,141 - ' . I 'I ' I ,f - 'H A 1 ARE MANY PEOPLE THAT DoN'T KNOW A J , . ---- L .. fb e -- THEN A , 41 I 1 M ,ITZI ' x - ,, Q , Rfk, , . 'T' f . S' 'L T T TI - I, 'dw ,AI L fi Tux' T! ' YD BIOLOGY IS ONE OF THE OLDEST Or SUBJECT DRANOHES or LEARNING THOUSANDS or YEARS GEFORE ANYONE THOUGHT Or ANY SUBJECTS WE KNOW THAT PRIMITIVE MAN WAS STUDYING HIS ENVIRONMENT BECAUOE L 'TEE PENDED UPON IT BIOLOGY MAY DEFINED AS THE STUDY or THE w YS IN wHrcH PLANTS AND ANfMALS SECURE, CONSERVE, AND USE ENERGY, IN THE BIOLOGY CLASSES STUDENTS HAVE A SET OF MICROSCOPES AND SllDES TO STUDY BACTERIA AND OTHER MTORODFS TOO SMALL TO SEE WITH THE NAKED EYE. XF Wh, IV A 'VX 36 'VNTFW 7 CZ, c2Z,251n4Q Ci, 64 Q99 42iW, 5-,,...-u DURING THE SEMESTER CLASSES HAVE REPT NOTEGOOKS IN WHICH THEY REOORDEO THE EXPERIHENTS PERFORMED THE STUDENTS DISSECTED F1SH, WORMS, FROGS AND OTHER AN MAL LorE A SALT wATER AOQUARTUH WAS PURCHASED FOR THE CLASSES THIS PROVED T0 BE A SOURCE OF STUDY AND AMUSEMRNT IT wAs THROUGH THE EFFORTS or THE BIOLOGY GLASSES THAT THE'4CHOOL HAS A CACTUS GARDEN AROUND THE FLAG POLE. THE BIOLOGY CLASSES ARE TIUGHT BY AN ABLE INSTRUCTOR MISS FARNSvORTH KX? fl ,Q 45: Q3 ff? D 4 ' M l f fi 11,7 ' I gtbi V A I!-m,.'.?Igi . - I ' q f H S L DE- . A BE ,X ,ML . I . 1 5 ' . ' 1 1 'f A r X 1 .. 7 A N A f I., X' A ' T, M? A A ...Q T x' A ' S X T fy ff xl ' M4 A 'ff J 'f-ifzff . 'Wa -Q FB R, .annnl9'l0Q-:lb fiEiD'Gf 4 ff 'fx X A ffl 'XXI If If VU 'T MIAA T jk W? M5552 ALL MECHANICAL DRAWING CLASSES ARE TAUGHT ev MR JOHNSON AND ARE AMONG THE CURRICULUM'S MOST INTER LSTING SUBJECTS BEGINNING STU DENTS IN THIS COURSE DRAW SIMPLE PROJECTS WHICH THEY LATER CON STRUCT ADVANCED STUDENT DRAW MORE DETAILED PROJECTS SUCH AS MOT OR R QTS, GEARS, AND OTHER MECHAN ICAL WGADGETSN ALL WORK BEING DONE TO AN EXACT 'STATE OF MEASUREMENT. STUDENTS IN ADVANCED DRAWING ALSO DRAW TlNSMlTH'S PPOJFCTS AND THEN CONSTRUCT THEM, D Ifxlx Kiki, f X X Yi IK? FU f LX! X . Q-4 B o lb 'nl ff TM ly, K Q T ERE IS ALSO A CLASS IN AR- CHITECTUAL DPAWING, wHICH HAS PRO vEN VERY POPULAR, wHERE STUNENTS LEARN ALL THE FUNDAMENTALS OF HOUSE PLANNING AND CONSTRUCTION. HERE EACH STUDENT SELECTS SDME CRUDE HOUSE PLAN FROM A MAGAZINE OR NEwS- PLPER AND PROCEEDS T0 DRAw VIEWS OF ALL THE ELOORS, AND SIDES, AND THE RDDE.I IT IS HERE THE WORK TAKES ANQTHER' INTERESTING PHASE. WHEN THEY Now HAVE CUT-JWAY VIEWS OF ITS CONSTRUCTlCN, A MODEL HOUSE IS CDM- RLETED. UNDER THE SUPFRVISIQN OF MR PARTMENT HAS TURNED OUT MANY INTER ESTIND ARTICLES THE GOOD woRrMAN SHIP or THE aovs IS ILLUSTRATED BY THE PRAIQE THEIR woRR REFLIVLD AT THE ANNUAL EXHIBITS, AND THE FACT THAT AT THE ANNUAL CONVENTION lN TEMPE LAST YEAR EVERY MlAQj HIGH SCHOOL PROJECT RECEIVED A RIBBON OF MERIT THIS DEDARTMENT ALS0 COI STRUCTS ALL THE STAGE SCENEKY UIED IT HELPS wITH THE ANNUAL SCHOOL CARNIVAL AND EESTIVAI. fxxii f if T7 .J Tf? M gd ,Innfnj Q7 mi MLS .4L... THE POPULARITY OF THI CLHSS IS PROVEO BY THE LARGE NUMHER or STUDENTS TAKING IT THE DEGINNERS UPON FIRST ENTERING CLASS LEARN THE FUNDAMENTflS ND OPERATION OF THE HAND TOOLS AND MHKL COMPIRATIVELY SIIPLE PROJECTS ENTERlNG THEIR SVCOND YFAR, STUDENTS LEARN How TO M'KE MUCH MJIE COMPLICATED PRO JECTS. STUDENTS HAVE MADE MANY USEFUL HOUSE POLO ARTICLES INCLUD ING TABLES, BEDS, CEDAR CHESTS AND LA-MPS, 5 I 1. 4' L. C I ' 1 2 ix A .5 -tr fx .X , F I kf A Xxx, C. I ' 2 I ,. ' 1 I NX ,xxx V . 5 I 1 V V I ' O 4-' S ' g K X- Lf I 'age F . 1 T 'xx S . 4 . l - Xsxx 0 I . ' I x X 0 K ' 1 Alu, S'-,i27,2 I 5 I l N -qrs- fl E Q K. D f' T I A K . 1, , I m If AGNA -. 1 uv . jx' ' ' . Y . 'fs -A . O . 1 . 'Y m I I I 1 I I I I I 0 ,..I,,5f,E:x-L15 , - 'T 5331. I I V f t K u 1 , if X I V I T S. M5 V w . ' 1 5, -A . :T ' yi, . I I l J , f Y , , I - 5 - . ,. . .. V I ' . S XL I ' Tl. X v . , X I A: ,I l 'S ' ' - f' - C.. n -. . ' f- D S L - x I ' 'T ' . I , N if I , ' I I I 3 A Q. -a A. X' cv 'ily sxxNxQEb,f X N E W S, A FOUR LETTER WORD, SIGNTFIES FOUR TDTNTS OF THF DDM WA S HOWEVER IT IS THE PASIS FOR JDURNALISM IN MlAMl'S HIGH SCHOOL TAFER, EVEN AS IT ns ElShWHErE. THE VANDAL WAR CRY, STUDENT HLREIEATTDN, wAS FIRST PUBLISHED AS UTHF AfAcHE NAR CRY.n SINCE THAT TIME THE HAPER HAS CHANGED FORM AND SUONSOR SEVERAL TIMES. REFLECTTNG STUDENT OHIN N THE WAR CRY as A UNIFYING, MOTIVA TING FORCE IN STUDENT LIFE. PCR THE VAST FOUR YEARS THL WAR CRY HAS NON HPNORS IN THE N.S.P.A. CONTEST. 1 I Xxx 6:23 Ncgxxx 42 P0419 janklir, XX- Q f iq CHQ T t t .V ' f X, f ff'I,,TjY5l.!?- 1'i -Qgy? X ij? 74 'ffliqfif f ,NXT I NW, 'NN x y X 1 lb 5 K my W ' 1 I A THIRTY-SIX RLPORTERS DURSNG THE YEAR PUB'ISHED THE DAPER UNDER THE SUPERVISICN OF STAFF MEMBERS AND IN STRUCTOP, N. A. JOHNSON, THE JOUR NALISM CLASS MEMBERS, GATHER AND WHlTF UP NEWS. STAFF MEMBERS FROM THE 'REVIOUS CEMESTER, 'ROOF READ AND ORGANIZE THE STORIES WHICH ARE TNLLRRDRATED IN THE DUMMV, WORK OF STAFF MFMQERS CLNSTITUTES THE ADvAN CED JCURNALISM CUURSE, NEWS EDITING. ADVANCED STUDENTS DESIRING FURTHER JDURNALTSTTC EXOFRIENCE FND CREDIT PRF GIVEN THIS ODPORTUNITY. E , Q 'iz' 3517: .,.' ' .32 - I , if 'xfh ,pi fi, jf -, xx .' . '-',, Q fy Yfzdlvggg' -L . ,I V ' V J' X-XFX A- iff -E ,,T7,.gl X, 1 WUT T 1 f ll ff f T41 444 W5 Z A A' I7 - .. A f W1 at , S 1 , .- ' , . - ' no KA f xx ma VIL-I f CEA: U I fs I IX vf' QL V, Q 4 I JAME- BOGLE Eolron lsr SEAESTER --...A Rvw- 0 .rf :- 'X Q9-I Ruav Hxnnis H Euston duo SEMESTER ASSISTKNT EDITORS Fon THE vena WERE Puev HARRTS, JEAN CoNN1Er, AND Domus JONES. THE FEATURE EDITORS wfwc SHxRLEY Jowcs, NADINE Kmox, Amo JOSEPHINE MCGOEYQ SPORTS WERE UwDER THE suPERvlsaoN or J D :M Moab and BILL AASTTNGS, FOLLOWED BY SE SOTELO, B LL Ao IN S, A m ENN TTNDALL. PET MlTH WAo soc1 ETY EDITOR, ESTEVAN ACOSTK, EDITOR IRL EDITORQ PATSY MCGOEY, ART FDlT , VA: o XNIAH , STATlSTlClANa Rura OSTVRBFRG wns CIRCULKTION MAN rcsn Tunoucuour THE YEARQ I 9 affsh I-'xx gf.: ,fn iflxw' THIS YEAR THERE WERE ONLY FIRST AND SECOND YEAR CLASSES IN SPANISH, BECAUSE or THE LACK or IN TEREST IN SPANISH I!! THERE ARE, HowEvER, TWO STUDENTS TAKING SPAN Ill THE SPANISH RooM IS DECO RATED WITH VERY ATTRACTIVE POSTERS MA E BY THE FIRST YEAR SPANISH CLASSES THESE POSTERS ARE or oLD MEXICAN SCENES FIRST YEAR SPANISH CLASSES STAY LARCDY WITH THE WORK AT HAND AND So NOT HAvE MANY EXTRA ACTIVITIES, WHERE AS THE SEC CND YEAR CLASS HAS MANY MORE YW in-sm X I III WNV! LJ I I, ,, 'K K A A S II' THE SECOND YEAR CLASSES PREPARED A PAN AMERICAN DAY PRO GRAM THAT wAs PRESENTED IN ASSEMBLY BEFORE THE STUDENT BCDY. THIS wAS ALSO PRESENTED TO THE PUBLIC ovER THE RADIO DURING THE SEMESTER EACH CLASS MEMBER PREPARED A PRD JECT THAT HAD SOMETHING TO DO WITH LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRY TA, THE TR DITIONAL MEXICAN CHRIST .MAS GAME STUDENTS PREPARED ORIGI 'I-NAL TALKS IN SPANISH TO PRESENT BE FURE THEIR CLASS I 5 0 x D K , R A - I - M? :V JJ 'T ' AT I' I 'N - ' PHRQISTMAS TIME THEY ENJCYED A PINA- F J I. A f ,. A I H PMN I K A ' . - x ' X F ' ' A III W I Znfs T APPROXIMATELY roun HUNDRED AND TWENTY MTAMT HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TOOK ENGLISH THIS LAST SEMESTER, CLEIRLV SHOWING DTS IMPORTANCE IN THE scHOoL CURRTCULUMQ THAT MANY TAKE THns suaaccr rs NOT un PRISING wH:N ONE coNslOcRs THAT TT ALL OTHER SCHOOL SUBJECTSO EVEN THOUGH IT IS THE NATxvs TONGUE F mosr STUDENTS, NEVERTHELESS !TS COMMAND as so IMPORTANT THAT GRAD uATxNc SENIORS Ana nzounnso T0 HAVE HAD roun YEARS or ENGllSHg 5 '5 I x N N.. 7m rw NG 9 3 QW 472jAmFip xfx THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, HEAD ED av MR N A JOHNSON, IS compos ED or Favs TFACHERSO Miss KINSEY AND R. JOHNSON INSTRUCT THE FRESHMENO SOPHOMORE ENGLISH TAUGHT ev Mzss LIVENGOOD, AND JUN lon ENGLISH av Mass SPARKS AND Miss Le. Iss Nscv INITIAT TH: uppcn CLASSMEN ONTO THE PRTNCTPLEO or DRAMAQ MR. JOHNSON, IN ADD Tl0N T0 THE FIRST YEAR Onoup , INGTRUCTS CLASSES JOURNALISM, pueLTc SPEAKING, BUSINESS ENGLISH, AND COLLEOE PnzPAnAToRv ENGLISH. NH Q ,,'l '- - KX W' 9 x A A : XJ so ' f' X S ' A TU IS THC BASIC mcouum ron STUDY or k,lQQT KQ X rmw TOL- . Q 4' Q - V A M , 4 IS A: X 4' - 0619 Co M K1 as ' 1, , - , , 'H XX A: I 15 'X 5 ' IN -O70 - T 3' 66, E . 6, G' 45A 15 . - 4. . F H F - . -. A IQ I- L14 .55 .: ' V A'-Z. V ,-5 ' , - : I, 52 T 12 1 J -' ' , ' 11 . A. .Af Hgw,A. AE.,5, T - L Q 12' gf? 'Tj' I . , 5 -'-1-,L ' ' ,. I . 4' 9 5 isa' A A,mRN' ,TL5L- ,f?7'hV xkb IN CHARGE or HIGHER MMTHEMAT N RUCTION HIS YEK , as M 5 SAIN, WHO TEAEHES ALGEBRA, ADVANCED ALGEBRA, PLANE GEOHETRY, soLxo GEO HETRY AND TRTGGNGMETRY. o INKS THIS or wo lSN'T CONSTRUCTIVE, A o THAT IT DOES N T CHALLENGE THE XNTELLECT, GREATLY MISTAKENE MATHEMATICS IS T ALL wonx, Fon ON UNE OCCASION HE GEOMETRY CLASG wms GIVEN TREASURE HUNT TO WORK A PROBLEMo THIS CASE THE CLASS HAD FUN, YET RNED SOMETHING PRNCTICALQ J .. ky QQQAT r 11 1 'ix A M 7 Mm, RAQus ANG Mn McCuLLAR wERE ASQIGNED TO TEACH eusnmess ARTTHMETTC. THIS SUBJECT IS PLACED N THE CURRlCULUM T0 ENABLE H SCHOOL STUDENTS T0 BRUSH GRADE SCHOOL MATHEMATICS AND T0 LAY A BASIS ron COMMERCE. No ONE wouLo wANT BE AU TS VALUE IN HousEHoLo MANAGEMENT. MANY SCHOOLS PUPILS HAVEN'T HALF A CHANCE T0 SELECT A PRACTICAL counsq YET HERE STUDENTS HAvE uNusoAL OPPORTUNITY AND GERTATNLY SHOULD AVAIL THEMSELVES or IT' I I 1,41 ' UL' f f ics T ST T R ns . n 5, ' IE NE TH ' ETELD RK N 0 HE as l' . 1- A ' , A - . Q' V Q 1 IGH . fc?vRi5N up ON A i7fS?w A A A f TO 'Miss IT c SE or 5 1- It 'K ' , E IN. 1 N A- A . X f ',X N X MY .. fi, A I HI If 'U A A It N I S 16 . ' f fs T' .fm .' f I H- Q 94.1.54 o OL Nngcil mmmmm -1213210 Ib'b- C'UOZf'1 OIbOZ -I-42102 F1 l Il l ODIU1 P 2-- I EDO!!! U' 4 -QIM O-'UI SIMD' 204-enum 2173-O-41 F' Nl O -Cl 'l ' Z CD Zb-QU? PIIOZ 0 'U-CO I Zmm OO D-I-4000 'com-gr' C2-413-v -41-7-71.0 1'0- I mm Cz f ' 'nm Dm 'vm 0 T' cn 0 rw-r -4- -420 El'- o of' COURSE FOR ALL JUNIOR STUDENTS, WHILE THE DTHERS ARE OPEN TO ALL To STUDY THE PRESENT woRLD coNDl TIONS, AS WELL AS REVIEWING THE PAST, ARE THE AIMS or THE FLASSE5 THE FREE, IMPERSONAL NETH D or RE CITATION as UQED IN CLASS f X'l U.J Xfiii. J X Q an H STQRY xX X -v 'K LAR RES fxo ul ll UNDER MISS IONE SPARKS, SENIOR STUDENTS STUDY POLITICAL SCIENCE AND EcoNomacs. THREE UNITS CONSTI TUTE A MAJOR UN THE SOCIA STUDIES Or THESE ONE UNRT MUST BE IN AMER UCAN HISTORY, AND ONE HALF UNIT M T BE IN clvlcs, INCLUDING HE STUDY or STATE AND FEDERAL CONSTR TUTIONS ARIZONA REQUIRES ALL SENIORS TO DASS A TEST IN ARIZONA GOVERNMENT BEFORE GRADJATINC OCCUPATIONAL KNOWLEDGE ns AFEDRDED ERESHMEN JN A couRsE CONOUCTED av PRINCIPAL E E McCLAnN 'XL U - ' ' - ' fir. ' b .4 jig? if .ff l - A Y X 11:15, .,. A . 'A L ,. A :Z 5 .- if -XE . - . I 1. I S:-' - .V 1 A , . x -A W R A .. 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VI ' H . o - RE S o E - GL T TIE ITH PI or THE STATE IS UL A FE N M . CA VAN- A L ' I XX u I I G six!! APPOINTED HEAC? FOOTBALL COACH, C3 fa T' ao SIZE Y . E UP .. C IS- fa f I Ins I ' Y X A . 3,Me U INT HIS TEA. YET HC -. ' 9 I - fn.. QV - .S '7 A fix fCfW QW? AX jf Nl ' 'jf R U vm DELLA KGLE 'T P M, fi! g,?QN Rf X X Aw A XUX U W TEULL xg X X U If XXXQN K' XX F' ,XX V i .J xxJ L on LEP x cv-vosm T THE ROTARY FTA ua CUP Fore H15 9 Sf' .TLSWANSHIP NND worm w MTHLLTI 5 F1 l QJ 5 W X -f ff? if i? 2245? 522255 7' wax 5' . 'f iff? X. f H. Q. mum X ,Ns im -- , f-g.,J-f '3 ro-JrnAu.e. 'I xg W L TWX! ' , ff NXi'jXX.N, X X . x'A xlf . C, S l xi, X . Q , 1 Xxb QI! '- ' XXA X ' 5, E.r.1f LLLP I N Q'-LL.. 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X S 'Il DISPLAYING A wEEL ORGANIZED, DRIVING ELEVEN, THE VANDAE BASES' 1f,8 SEASON PPQNED A VERY SUCCESS EUL DNE PLAYING A SEVEN GAME SCHEDULE AND WINNING FIVE or THEM, THE BABES SERVED WARNING THAT THEY MEAN BUSINESS NEXT YEAR. CCACHED FOR THREE GAMES BY MR. EARL MGCUL- LPR, THE SQUAD wAS TURNED OVER TO MR. WALTER Tocco, wHo ABLY COACHED THE BABES ON THROUGH THE SEASCN'S SCHEDULE, wINNING TWO MDRE GAMES. RI f I ' f IE WORKING HARD EVERY NIGHT, AND CDMPETING AGAINST THE VARSITY, THE SQUAO'S FORTY PLAYERS BEGAME A SEA- SONED AGGREGATIDN. THEY DROPPED BUT Two GAMES, AND THOSE wERE T0 MESA AND SUPERIOR. THEIR RAPID DE VELOPMENT FOUND THE vEST POCKET EDITION TRDUNGING GLOBE 6 O, IN AN EVFNLY MATCHED, HARD FOUGHT ENDDUN TER, WHICH IN ITSELF MADE THE SEA SoN WORTH WHILE. NEXT YEAR'S CHANGES ARE INDEED GDDD. Q v A IZVIZ: X? v h A -.vig , N ' A , ' ' I 6' - 5-4' -.,. . ' fl i . -mu R ,4 QIZUI, I ill I. i I :VE vm 1 f 'V A i E , ' i ! i, 1 3 Q f 'T I ' I I U -- . Sw 9 I AA . 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' u X xy x, , J-'ku X 4 J' 7 X gi ,1 I A Y ' 566 A MW gsrxq USQ L., WJWZ 'Ph-cf' 5 1 ' af THE SEASON STARTED OFF wELL, FOR THE VANDALS DUTRDINTED THE ALUM- Nl TEAM IN A TRACK MEET HELD AT THE VANDAL FIELD. THE TEAM JoURNEvED TO MESA WHERE THEY PLACED THIRD IN A QUADRANCULAR CINDER MEET WITH MESA, GLOBE, AND CHANDLER. THE TEAM CDN- TINUED ITS FINE RECORD THROUGHOUT THE SEASON, AND wHEN THE SEASON'S END RDLLED 'ROUND THEY COULD DDAST AN EXCELLENT RECORD, SOMETHING FDR wHIcH THE SCHOOL WAS PROUD OF. 1 TNiS2mx U ,Mm If TWENTY SEVEN PROMISING SPIKE STERS REPORTED T0 COACH EARL Mc ULLAR, MARCH 16, RETURNING VANDAL LETTERMEN WERE RENTERIA, HASTINGS, LDPEZ, TERCERD, JIMINEZ, AND GARCIA AT THE TRACK MEET IN TUCSON, MIAMI TOOK THREE FIRST PLACES EARL KIEL GASS WON THE HALF MILE AND THE MILE, WHILE BILL HASTINGS BROKE THE RE CORD FOR THE TWENTY-YARD DASH. THE TEAM AND COACH ARE TO BE CDNCRATU LATED ON THEIR FINE 5HOWlNGs 4 . rj' I o IN W' 7 IW Ik W E-XE' 51 '51 Q ! EH ...aa Q 1 K I ANT f f SIT W . C I I In f :II'I f f' ,Aj H J I - 1 I0 fc ' I W I f ' I 'QQ f, fi ff W I I UIHIIPIP THIS YEAR'S AGGREGATION wAs A FIGHTING TEAM IF EVER THERE WAS ONE iN THE HISTURY or MIAMI LAGERS WITH THE EASTERN CONFERENCE CANCEL ING THEIR GAMES, FND A NEw DOAGH AND NEW SYSTEM, THE VANDALS VQNT ON TO wIN A REPUTATION THAT wAs lNDEED THEIR DUE ALTHOUGH LOSDNG TO GLOBE TWICE, MADE THE SEASON END A LITTLE INOOMPLETELY, THEY WENT ON TO DEFEAT OLSON'S ALL-AMFRICAN PED-HEADED GIRLS. 7 A 1 QFNP fx I... . lx-ggi ' ' 97 O if? q-mx O ff ' ' A 5 A I D- , X ,ff , ' '- x I 1 bd I EE TT A- I ,H 'ff- I 3 I ' ' ' A I Q E 1 I . AIM I ' K If ALTHOUGH NOT SELECTED AS THE 16TH TEAM EOR THE STATE TOURNAMENT, THE VANDALS RECEIVED EOR THEIR HARD wonx A TRIP TO TucsoN EOR A PERIOD or THREE DAYS, THIS PROVED TO BE A VERY ENJOYABLE TRIP. WATCHING THE TOURNAMENT GAMES SEEMED T0 BE THE FAVORITE RASTIME AND wAs ENJOYED ev ALL. HERE'S HOPING THE VANOAL TEAMS or THE FUTURE MAY MAKE SUCH WORTH- WHILE TRIPS, AND REPRESENT MIAMI IN SUCH A GLORIOUS MANNER. Q0 Wlfiaslzle 8 ll IN sPlTE or THE cALLow MATERIAL :cu SEEKS A PEACE on THE souAo E cn sEAson, THE Juunoa VARSITY TRAINS THEM IN THE FUNDAMENTALS or BASKETBALL, AND CONSEQUENYLY MouEos THEM anro FUTURE VARSITY CAGE PLAY ERS ron MTAMT HIGH scHooE BECAUSE or THE FINE RECORD THE VANDAL BABES MAINTAINED THROUGH THE l959 BASKET BALL SEASON THEY HAVE KINDLED HOPE ron GREAT BASKETBALL TEAMS IN THE FUTURE VARSTTY ' I-A is Ql l xyxlb ,QW -'B - Acsitfwsi f 'ui K7 Wx 4 .4 Lr1LLaNo ALL PRE SEASON PECTATIONS, THE MaAMn Jumnon VARSQTY CAGE TEAM CAME THROUGH wsru AN UNDE FEATED RECORD COURAGE FACE HEAVY ooos wAs nEsPoNsaaLE Fon THE VANDAE QUlNTET'S uwsunpassan E SEA SON RECORD TTlNG A FAST PACE THE SEASUN oPENEo, YHE SQUAD cow Nuco ITS RELENTLESS vncronv PACE TIL T END or THE SEASON, wa N THEY TROUNCED THEIR FoEs THE GLOBE Juuuon vAns:Tv Ah A MJ W .ff ,vfrw E and ,wwlo if Xl,' , A ' L f .M vm 7 .E -' Q, N . K . ' I , 1 - I ' T 'J . Fu - :E- 'W qfxki . . sf ,As 1 :N 1 U ' A - Y K um HE . 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X Xxx j 4, , ., - ' X 74 7 ' A X-jk A A wfwi- Lv Q 7-typ'-5 ...E H572 f N P'x 'TXf' RATS fK'li?W W MH C.,av6Lf 1-AM aw-'f 'j M IONSHIP ' CHAMPIONSHIP ef X? MGHSCHUUL HI san L XX 'auth 4.1 EEE ff. C' y I Siu XZ' Eng Egg E Y v 6141445 TENNIS CANDIDATES wHo ANSWERED THE CALL MARCH 5, GAVE THE YEAR'S PROSPECTS A BRIGHT ASPECT THE GIRLS' TEAM wAs PLACED UNDER THE SUPERVISION or Mass COLE As THIS IS HER FIRST YEAR AT COACHING SHE IS TO BE DDMPLIMENTED on THE Joe SHE HAs DONE THE sIRLs' TEAM wAs sup PORTEO ev FLORINE MERRIL, PATSY Mc GDEY, CAROLINE STUNZ, BOBBY WRIGHT, BETTY CONNIFF, DOROTHY GORE, ONE HOSTETLER, AND JDSERHIHG MCGOEYD .Aw Y n yi.. Q, gf I Nix I Q IXvIl'kfI'KM'jf 71MWIhI ff 5?71? ff, f QQ I IQII mf I-gm WW M THE uovs' TEAM WORKED our WELL UNDER YHE LEADERSHIP or COACH Rncus. IS APPEAL ron CANDIDATES wAs ANSWERED ev MIKE RAIS, Boa MARSDHALL JMNIOR SENNER, rnwwx Downs, BILLIE COLE, PHILIP KIAMY, AND BILLY LYBAR GER HE ovs' T E A VE succEssEuL SHOWING FOR THEMSELVES THROUGHOUT THE SEMSONr Nunszn ONE N, MIKE RAIS IS BE coNcRA J LATED FOR WINNING THE EASTERN DIvI snow TENNIS MEET IN aovs' SINGLES. A , G Q J- -A W V A Y 1 f-I, x' 'xx nf: rj' , - :Q ,K I xkiffi I' EN fi- fn, A Cf! N1 I' X W '-W- A I I If I 'I I N61 N ff' I Y , in ' ' I . If Z NYJ' i' H 'P I E I I ' ,I 4 ' ...an -vf-1.'fi., ' I I Qi . I I H 5 L J - fffjg JV . T a EAM MAD RY M.j'yn'xskx. Q I --JT! 1 1 MA , T0 T-- 1 4 KT-tx Q XXX X 13 QSM 5 W fl Qi? HWS, bfi SRS? If J f w I 4' 14 ffm gf Q-1 X I X x' X X nl! 1 ff 4 S IX In O v7 R11- am, T fi 0 L f 'NX 1772 .. .f AL22f' In F vc VIA IGH SCHOOL HAS Spomsonso TH S LETIC ORGANIZATION INTHA MURILS IN HF SCHOOL ARE Fon HOQE e vS A RLS WHO RE OT LE o PAR PATC T L ACH O T 'LASSES FORMED 'OMPCTE AGAINST roun MAJon Sponvs. H ous vs TH c1H OIN AMS TH: OTHERS. 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