Miami High School - Miahi Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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l IT's ELECTION YEAR again, and a logical time to re-examine the platform of our per- ennial candidate for the Spirit of Miami High, Senator Miahi. As we look back over the record, we find that the main planks in his platform include tolerance, understanding, fair play, and the importance of the individual and his possi- bilities. In short, his democratic ideals sym- bolize all We have learned in Miami High. In every phase of our school life we de- veloped a fuller understanding of the prin- ciples of freedom, equality and hope for the future that comprise our democratic ideals. Current world problems were discussed in our social studies classes. American his- tory taught us how our forefathers fought to 'fsecure the blessings of liberty, just as we are fighting to preserve them now. Glee Clubbers raised their voices in ap- preciation of our foreign friends and plead- ed for the wall of prejudice to be destroyed by singing Strangers no more: give me your hand? The Creative Writing classes emphasized equality in the Brotherhood program script Together We Pray.', The dramatics and music departments contributed their talents to this program, presented to a city-wide audience in the Dade County Auditorium. Tolerance, another phase of democracy. was exemplified in our school life when stu- dents of all faiths were given the opportunity to praise God for our America in the Thanksgiving assembly. Top In IPUIIUHII lfanplam, Rowland, :md Slrcifcll read the lntcsl letters lrom llcnli, Mr. t'nnlwclI's class explores thc mysteries of the lnboru- lol'V. I':nl Close confers with her guidance counsellor, Mrs. llllmn Wright. lxllrg, SQhIOL'lli11IL'h.S class Icnrns about America and howt it glcw.