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

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PUBLIC SPEAKING DEPARTMENT NANCY WEIR, B.S. Northwestern University DRAMA DEPARTMENT WALTER PECK, M.A. University of Denver Miss Nancy Weir. in her Pub- In Drama Classes we hecome lic Speaking: classes. strives to acquainted with the history of mold discerning. clear-thinking. the theater and its technical end. expressive. individualistic speak- Even some talent is discovered. ers. AUDIO-VISUAL DRIVER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT FRANCIS HAAS, Ph.D. University of Chicago ALBERT COX, BS. University of Kentucky The Audio-Visual assistants Amidst much laughter. efficiently and unobtrusively really' do learn i0 drive- show films to classes. Bet you'll read about that in tomorrow's newspaper. Did you say this is for my nails? SHOP DEPARTMENT HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT STEPHEN MILLER. DAVID SMITH, ANNA BLATTNER, JANE PIERCE, RS. Ii.Ed. I3.Ed. HS. University of Scranton University of Miami University of Miami Florida State University To develop skill in preparing us for entering modern We HFC ifiugilf CffiCiCI1l and lhfifly Sewing and cook industry as craftsmen. the shop courses familiarize us iii? in fulfilling iiie T9flUiTPmCUi of 8 yffaf of HOITIC with mechanical materials. tools. and processes. ECOUOTTUCS-

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GRACE BROWN, M.A. Sorbonne University LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Our Language Department has given us the opportunity to be- come familiar with the languages most valuable in daily life and in preparation for college. Knowing the culture of other nations from which we have inherited much of our way of life enables us to understand these peoples and ourselves more thoroughly. ALFRED AARONS, GAIL DAVIS, B.A. GWEN GILTNER, PRISCILLA KEELS, M,A, Indiana Uriiversity Columbia University B.S. B.A. Ohio State University University of Florida HELEN 7 JOSEPH TUCKER, ILAH WARNER, WILLIAM WRIGHT, M A M A B A MCCULLOCH. B.A. . . Marshall College Emory University VIDA HIRSCH. DOROTHY RITTER, lI.F.A. LL.B. Carnegie Institute Douglas College JOHN COLEMAN. AILEEN DININO. BS. M.Ed. Penn State University Viterbo College University of South University of Dakota Pittsburgh ART DEPARTMENT Whether art is a hobby or a potential vocation, the Art Department seeks to teach us to see and appreciate the world and to express ourselves visually. Ad- vanced students learn the basic prin- ciples and techniques of art. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Our Music Department, consisting of choruses, bands, and the orchestra, help us to develop our musical pro- ficiency and expression.

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MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT The Mathematics Department offers courses at every grade level. Two years of N 'xt we 'mgwgkxt Y K rg yt 5 wr ix X at I . ,I . X . ig af CHARLES DRUMMOND, Mb. University of Southern California And that other 'A' costs five- dollars, states Mr. Drummond, mathematics are required for graduation, but many of us take additional courses in order to meet the entrance requirements of the colleges of our choice. M-A- Loyola University University of Michigan WINFREY COLE, WII,I,lVIA COX. ALA. MA. Furman University l't'al1ody College 'Z f It 'HRH A difficult problem is explained hy Hrs, Martinez. ROBERT LENTZ, EVA MARTINEZ. IES. NIA. ' . fa niwrsity fiolumliia University HELEN BONADIES. ALICE BURNS, Ph.B. FLORIDA CARRIER, R.A. Florida State University ETIIEI, GRIFFITH. M.A. Columbia University WILDON MIILLEN, RS. Florida South:-rn University