Miami High School - Concentrator Yearbook (Miami, AZ)

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-l miss Wlnget and mr. mcciain Mr. McClain princ' I 1 I . students to adjust themseltje-as to hlighilchcolzlillfle QL!-ldelncef helped uture. H ' , an p an or the' e carried out and organized school policies fo fl-,e beg interests of Miam' H' h 5 . , assisted him- ' 'Q Chool. Miss Wrnget, his secretary, ably Exceptional work was done this year by the school board members who were responsible for the progressiveness of Miami Hi h School. The members ofthe board hold one of the most im- Q portant public positions. The schools which they direct will have a great influence upon the lives of America's future citizens. w

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