Miami High School - Miahi Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Nliss C.ruilxsli.tnk works .t geunierrx prohlt-in us Roxanne Hlli'tll ltitilh UII. V S lltitt explains ll Iirohleiii to l,t'on XX'ilhelin :ind Hatr- Nlr. ' -' f -' Math for Everyone m 'l Cl The large selection of tourses ollered hy the Nlarheniarits Deliartinenr ol Mianii Senior High is designed to lullill the niatheniatical needs ol every student. For the adxanred student Xlgehra I and II. Plain and Solid Cieonietry, and Trigonoinetry are ol- lered. A new course. Math Analysis, is ollered only to seniors. It includes an introduction into ixllil- lytieal Geometry and Claltulus. Students planning to work alter graduation may rhoose from sur h eourses as Business Hath, Senior Math, and Functional Math. These eourses ine struet theni in working with checking accounts. intgonie tax, hooklaeeliing, and business prohlenis. Basie math courses are ollered lor juniors and seniors who need more intensive work with arith' nietie prohlenis. Miami High students can consider theniselres fortunate in having such an excellent stall' ol niath teachers. YVhether enrolled in a basic or zicli'a1it'erl lorni of niatlieinaticfs, students will lind teachers ready to guide thein in an understzuiding ol their suhjeet matter. xgde N 5 X wf wzmrm fe, :ff f , 1 aa ii

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i . df ,A , cliaird Beenv. ligiren Singer. .incl Grace Fillcove study the ls tif lllt' lilsll. Paves The Road The Science Department of Miami Senior High School has been working with an eye toward the future. Its courses have caught the interest of many students who have chosen a career in the scientific world. In answer to the widespread de- mand for men and women trained in physics and chemistry the Science Department has created well-equipped laboratories to offer students the best opportunities to learn through scientific ex- perimentation. For the sophomore, an intensive study of biology or a study of physical science is offered. Biology helps acquaint the student with the human body and with animal and plant life thus giving him a basic understanding of life in general. Physical science is a new course offered for those students who are more interested in physics than biology. One year of high school science is required for graduation from Miami High. Students wishing to acquaint themselves with higher branches of scientific learning will find chemistry and physics an invaluable aid in under- standing our world and its functions. Chemistry. the science dealing with the composition of matter and the changes which it undergoes, is taught in both the junior and senior years. The course in physics deals with experimentation which leads to theories about various physical facts. Through qs , ,I X 57 , ,f VW! ,ff ,at ,, V ' ., f' ' V, ff? M ' 4 'f , I Parts ol the human boclv are inspected by Harold .Xlalin and Doris Weech in Nlr. Ziminerinans biology class. modern teaching' methods. Miami Hifflrs Science U D Department is doing much to give students a line background for future scientific careers. .N . Ii' ' a E lit 4 f- ,f ' f . K . lr Clailcs ng sh f JW ? Mr. la. l,. ' ff VV , M, M ' 13 I'T1lTSlllll.lll , , V , mf-,. fa' ' 7 ' , f , f V, .. sm' M W' w V, fr' , ff -' . J' 1 3 It , -, 1 A r ' , W7 of ,ug . I , - t ' tw ,,-me v, , ' , ' ,mf 'L waL:'- - 'ff sms Marv illicit r i ' yr Loxcltuc . , vr-' 5122 A, 'ff' Mrs, Natalie i Mraz W M 4 I, A 'W l i ' , 'W i is Miss AIlll'glll'L'l il ii ' 1 T A Mcl'lierson .' ,AIV ,I is gg: 1 Mis. came xt. .aa' S yy W 'M 'S ,,. slsitsit- Al 'f ' '77 it v iise t f ,gsttfg-1,31 ,ff?1,5.. xc 2, 3 , - . .z: sir. ititlitttti f M c Ziiinncrniani - A Q4 fai, ,. 'S ,.,g- V 9