Miami High School - Miahi Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Miss Matilda Corbly Miss Margaret Monroe W Y' Hub of Activity The job of the main office of Miami High is a varied one. The services of this office range from handling incoming and outgoing telephone calls to answering and receiving all of the school's cor- respondence. One of the essential jobs that the office performs for the seniors is to check the number of credits that each graduating senior has obtained. This job, undertaken toward the end of each year, includes making up the list of graduates. One of the most painstaking tasks performed by the office is making Ullt schedules and making 259 142 2 Miss Corbly gives helplul suggestions to students desiring information about their schedules. any necessary corrections after assignments have been made. A copy of each students assignment card and cumulative record is kept on file in the office. The mimeographed morning announcements and the daily bulletin over the PA. system origi- nate from the main office to supply each student with current information about school activities. Another service to the seniors is the compiling and sending' out of college transcripts which are necessary before admittance to colleges and uni- versities around the country. S6KI'l'f!ll'j Mrs. Anita Crabtree Stvitt It b ua rd Mis, louise Uliiitc-ii i-IMI, Regis RFQ!-Nfllll

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, ,,A,,. ' We s 'f'lf -ww ' 'wwf-eil:etfzffe-WiZ,.v,pr sz E Z f' 2 aww e l a n! English via Television The English Department of Miami Senior High School is keeping well abreast with the latest dea xelopments in the field of education. Teaching by means of telex ision has made its debut at Miami High and has made the task of teaching sophoa more English an easier one. The main goal of the English Department is to instill into its many students the qualities ol good speaking. writing, grammar, and appreciation ol line literature. ks sophomores. students gain ll better perspectixe of grammar, the principles of publie speaking. and parliamentary procedure. XYhen the student becomes a junior, he encounters the phase of English whieh deals with composition and the appreciation for some of the great ,Xnu-ri' cyan literary compositions. For seniors wishing to further their education beyond high sehool. the college preparatory course is very valuable. lfot' the student of superior ability. a special college preparatory tourse is offered and includes the reading and analysis of some of the world's great books such as I-lomer's Iliad and flflytsey. For the senior student intent on broadening his xfotalm- lary, a course dealing expressly with the study ol words is offered. Students in gt telexision English tlass take notes on Il lecture lX'hether the student studies in a regular t' lass, or by the new TY. method, he is sure to have a basic foundation of the English language upon leaving Miami High. f x f' hx 71A Jw tf .55 f 1, f f s W X Q fWs f ,sv W f f 5, I 16 'W M' 'Q' DW I W I fu. , SZ X ' as ,Q as , - ' ,W ,Q - :Q be. A SP N' 'Q 1 iiffiiil' ' X . fg e lf If ,. 'fit 9:2 e 'E