Miami High School - Concentrator Yearbook (Miami, AZ)

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T ' Mrs. Llona Parsons teaches bookkeeping, shorthand, and general math. Her aim in the commercial field is to give such intensive training that the student will be able to hold a desirable position in his chosen field without further training. For those who go on to college the work done in this depart- ment is an aid to success in other fields. Mrs. Parsons is one of the sponsors of the Student Council, and she has guided the members of the council to a good solution for the schoolls problems. She has done much to make the Student Council trips one of the high lights in the school career of those who have been fortunate enough to go with her.

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Mr. John Marschall, a veteran of many genera- tions of Miami High School students, is regarded as an integral part of the school by the admiring student body. His classes in general science, phy- sics, and chemistry are very popular, for no where else does the student find such mental stimulation. Mr. Marschall has long been noted for his dry humor, sly jokes, and gentle ribbing. He is now in his twenty-sixth year at Miami High School. 'r

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. x 5 2 I -We . 9352, if E J. , 1 A new arrival at Miami, High School is Mrs. Ethyln Rolfe formerly of Chandler. Mrs. Rolfe has done much to stir the students' interest in her books and to send them in search of the new and exciting facts with which her library is filled. Her ready smile and her knowledge of her hobby, Geology-she holds a degree in Geology from Northwestern University-has impressed many of her students. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Nutall, Herrera, Watson, Shaw Cortez, We1ch,Lee Qli wmggllftimiiimw Y..