Miami High School - Miahi Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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ABOVE: Miami High students tind the lihrziry ai place for quiet study and enjoyment. Bvlniu' The librarians, Elizabeth Strickland, Evalene Angus. Mary Lee Sinnumon. Dealing In Books Mosr or THE 500 Miami enter the library every day of its facilities. There is a books, with a circulation High students who make extensive use complete listing of department and a reference section. The 15.0410 books in the library include a memorial section for students who died in World War I. Other special sections are the Class of 1925 Alleshouse Memorial Collection, the file on Dade County. the vo- cational file and the debate material. The li- brary subscribes to the Miami Herald. the New York Times, and to seventy-hve different mag- azines Which are kept from seven to ten years. Music FLOATS through the corridors eiery morning as sewing course teaches Iris Nlickles hm-, to make up lor Nli any NS la 1--s lg, 3: it Johnson starts the day oil' with the new organ. Rllxlllll A ck in her wartlrohc. 'wh ,, 4 V . a.asfiaQs-xsismrae A. hvfad'-,MMh,,.ffw'-i ' .....' QW? Tat r t . 4 . ., , .:. A 1 T ff T' ' 2' .5 T X ff, wp, . ,ff Q 3 .JW ' r 4 4 W 'M' 3 Us. 4 .wafe r tti. gi f ' ..,. 4,4 Nw ,J Q Z Q

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Elective For Seniors IN THE PHYSICAL education department stu- dents who do not participate in intramural or varsity sports are given an opportunity for supervised physical activity. Required of soph- omores and juniors, physical education is not required of seniors, although many sign up for it. Under the direction of new head coach Ottis Mooney, the program emphasizes practical knowledge as well as team sports. An intensive hrst aid course is presented to boys as well as girls. Gymnastics, or tumbling, is another fa- vorite body building course of the department. Boys have an opportunity to participate in many sports, including softball. basketball and touch football. Also included are track and volleyball. Each sport is played for about six weeks. However, the program varies slightly in the junior and senior years. The girls' pro- gram is more varied than that planned for boys. In addition to softball, volleyball and basketball, which are oftered to both boys and girls, the girls have instruction in deck tennis, badminton and ping-pong, as well as Croquet, soccer, archery, shufileboard and golf. All of the latter named sports afford skills to the girls in the type sports which should bring them rec- reational pleasure in years to come. Also, the cheerleaders and those participating in modern dance activities are trained through the physical education department in after school program. Within the physical education department is born Our Team, be it football. or otherwise. and with the birth of our team, is born much of our school spirit. BELOW LEFT: September comes, school starts, and with it basketball season began Stings proudly watched the gam ,4- '..--H' I it if 5 9 , Y.. es .., at QMS: . .-tmivl: iViill'Qlll'Cl Blunt, Harold Sawyers, Robert Cook, Louise Taylor. Ralph Davis, Carl Simmons. xr ,-' . ' iv Q l y ,gr Q9 491 p Walfwfwyd Aarrvi.: Vince Schaefer, Josephine Smith, Owen Wilkinson. Georgia Armstrong, Ottis Mooney. as heglns the remodeling ol' our old gym. nmow mont: When 23 es in the completely renovuletl gym. X . wM,,,.,w,g,A,.,.-i , 2 Z .,.,. ZZZA fl . ,aia ,V ,,,. I : V .41 ff M. , - , - WM 9 ' ' ffiliff Wt K s - ' WM .. at :ef WM 'Wes l lil Wm f 'KW wif .QW HQ, g , ,M,N,,,,,,,Z,, W,,,,,k,,r fi A ,.,,L,g.3XW ffigQ fwgof ,,,' .,.,,3 I W V Yflfry 4' ...ff W WWWMw3Wf ry 2 , . R F Q, V-:V -. mfffajgifg?.wmwfff j?q:53 . , W! X . .af:'1 'Q ' Z.-44. ff ' I y Wf'if'.f ' f, lizfewiwffy s X .1 .W ,ff 'w ':,, f a , - .... , N -fs 1 Y 'f f 'M7f. W FW 4? Yf , f Ai.-v - W mf'-t V 0 1 f . - 1-. , 1 f ff ff .. . , ff'wsa'nz W . W J ,few if rw ,f nf - ,fmwzm afar- fwwi--..s. ',,,,, ,,, ai-1 W V f,.,mW,,,,m5,a,, ,,.,.. ,M ., f ,,,QWf, fs Q fav .,,y,,fe, Www ., . , Qkff, 4, . M' .fy wi yy. 'fc' , sz V. . ts , ,Y w ' ,,.T Lpiifillgf 'wry ,y ' ,,,g,15. .we-,, ,W 2144.4 Qb ..... , .W '--- .. W at ,if 'f f ' X ew W If Wh we , , ff. ,M, f f