Miami High School - Concentrator Yearbook (Miami, AZ)

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K ,.. S 'fb I , K THE DEECLAIQ IN CC .1 THE following' preamble and pendeuce, accompanied the rrrsc Congress on th e ed day of I 4th, and the transaction is thus . 'illgrccalvly to lhe order af Ike 4 le F . ,il whale, lo take mio I I mfg ,furtl the president ramrrzcdgjlwe M agreed to a DcclardZ1'n1:gax'h15:k was agrcrd lo as follows: S DLQLARATION ,BY iI'HEi F K-.... Sf! rx Tat F022 nad xlco Qg 1,-UCAN ww v Sh ' Q TERRIIOKXSWSSZ b9Ween TEXAS .nun -, efluate mercbgm OV

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. K inslruciion ol Mr. Dickinson, Miss Graney, and MrQXX X x 'x Ragus. A if z Many ihings were accomplished by lhe sludenlsf! in mimeographing lhe Vandal War Cry, faking corre- X spondence leiiers, and olher mimeographing jobs. x ,fl 1 I Q CI! Q -u 3 O ... D KN Q 3 1 0 x Z ux 'I - -. Q- -. -. -4-. Q -a U7 If X wa ' O Q. 0 'U J ' 'T -0- 0 0' O 01 N . 9-I , 3 -P 3 -z- O. fi,-f 1 ' Q- 3' -Q f 'LQ , N -U O -9- xx if 'Q' Ln vw :J 3 N I---1 ' P' -' IJ' N v ' cn Q E o -P v--f '1 C na us ,-' -1- N 1 3 u Q.. :r - O. f GJ - n an 3 I O 3 -4- Q W 3 m N PTH :J :7 :J ' l - o N 4 n l4g S 1 '-. sam .,- Q: 3 O O - -B A 3 Q -1- -f l Q r 1 : f C' N CO ffl. f -- U O. 'K v c ' .. 'U Q N 'O V' 3 f S 3 Q1 C -'- X 3' -- -1 0 3 N' -0 3 -9- 'J' Q I- n m 3 o 'TA U' V' Q CQ i --0 D OJ '-1 W N OJ Ol -1- O OJ '1 1 0 -0- 'C X N N -- :P C -Q C .-g ... 3 :J -i 3' -i- QQ O. '4 Q --- v - N 'U Q . -1 -.. an , I. D '1 -1- ,-' -P Co m..1...iQ, 01 5 i 1' VX ,f X, 3-.U I Q1 '1 7? ,lb I fagf' 1 X 'X'--. A RN X -f 'fl N I f If if Nijix-A-VL N ,l 1 ,nf f f fibre! -' f f . ' ,ical ' . i xxx!! ff -qi? f-I' K .N -,X .K I A ! f.l1E1.3E' f' l ' HJ,-lx EZ X-...gg f 'Xl N4 ,Nl . 1 'xxx Zfg.'I5 ,' Ii X' if ,xxx i X Q .. xx X X wb X jf Ni X ,.,.-If Y...-. N'-X, -,. A, I 1 ff-ffo 'ami . f'i 'UIll'f'S ep C., CD l Je.. I!! Sludenls are now learning how lo gel along socially, financially, and know ihe general nlay ol ihe land,n as well as learn whai happened in The old days. The courses responsible are Amer- ican Hislory, lndusirial Geography, World Hisiory, Sociology and Business Principles. Federal and Slaie Consiiiulions were hisiory requiremenls. These subjecls were iaughi by Mr. Muiiley and Mr. Weisberg. i 51314 :Z-I-1-. 'B 1' 515.LF5::i-:A Yifffffif-f-ff.'.z 'if lsififfii-?:2 li l' -' .- ffzftl-4f W s'-. P f 4 -.11f.j, r Ay, I ,ry 1 f2if'Q'.f. 2' 1 , pgix Xjlzf 14.-:.:,:: g'H, .ffzfh' .ffi Aff. 111 Q l7