Miami High School - Miahi Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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With Our Hearts WE EXPRESS our sincere gratitude to Miss Ver- na Kimler, who, during the past 34 years, has witnessed Miami High's development into one of the iinest and largest high schools in the nation. Miss Kimler has not only served Miami High as a teacher, but she has been a friend and adviser to countless students who have needed her help. A graduate of the University of Illinois, Miss Kimler began teaching math- ematics at Miami High School in 1923. Since then her untiring interest and understanding have placed her high in the esteem of Miami IL, 2 j2: A., wmv fs ' ff' Q 4' 5 1 ,af High students. National Honor Society mem- bers, through her counselling of their organiza- tion, have felt the influence of Miss Kimler's guidance. The encouragement she has given to students experiencing ditiiculty with math has been the cause behind many a students per- severing until he was able to master the sub- ject rather than giving up in defeat. So, to Miss Kimler, with affection and sincere ap- preciation, for what she has done to help challenge and mold our lives, we dedicate our 1957 MIAHI. ABOVE: Miss Kimler distributes NHS student directories to new tappees Mike Sanjenis and Pat English. Right: Pat Frohock agrees that a math pl'OblCm alwayS 5601115 much easier after Miss Kimler's explanation, ,'Y'-.44 f., '--.Mg W MISS VERNA KIMLER V 5 wud' f f bf

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