Miami Edison Senior High School - Beacon Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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To a man who is much more than a principal, to a true friend, and councilor to all who know him, we, the staff of the 1959 Beacon, humbly dedicate our efforts. Since Mr. William B. Duncan first came to Edison as a teacher and coach in 1938 he has given gladly of his guidance and leadership. Later he became head coach of the football team, but his career as a teacher was halted while he spent three years in the Navy. When he returned to Edison he resumed his teaching and became business manager of athletics. In 1953 he was made dean of boys and in 1955 he became principal. Q THE 1959 BEACON DEDICATION Though many students have never been formally introduced to him, they feel as if he is a personal friend. His winning smile at all times and personal talk over the loud speaker each morning have been the reasons for this feeling. No principal or teacher could show more sincere interest in his school and its students. At nearly all sporting events he can be seen with his family cheering our team to victory. Besides the full time job of principal he is a Lt. Commander in the U. S. Naval Reserve. His summers are spent in North Carolina with his family where he enjoys fishing, boating, and playing golf. Page Six 1 1 .- M