Miami Jackson High School - Old Hickory Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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ERRORS AND ERASURE MARKS OH typing PGPSFS seldom Marseglia Miss Noramae Holland Mrs Diane Wells and slip past the watchful eyes of tl-ie teachers in the business Mrs Juanita Ely education department: Miss Virginia Vaughn, Mr. Vincent It's Big Business I TYPING BUSINESS letters, filing forms, and taking dictation are familiar assignments in the business education department. Mrs. Marjorie Egger, department head, super- vises a staff of teachers well qualified to send stu- dents into the business world. The most modern business machines are employed by the students and faculty to give future secretaries and typists first hand knowledge of actual office practice. In addition to regular teaching, most of the business faculty sponsors a club in the Future Business Leaders of America. This organization publishes its own newspaper, holds teas and parties, and travels yearly to important conventions, all under the guidance of the department's teachers. MAKE EVERY GRADE COUNT encourage Mrs, Louise Peete, Mrs. Ann Dula, and Mrs. Mariorie Egger, business ed. teachers.

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WAY TO MAN'S STOMACHH is discussed by home eco- nomics teachers Mrs. Frances BaiIey, Mrs. Jeanne Irvin, and WOOD WORKING AND CUTTING plastics is familiar work to Mr. Henry Dedqeon. Mr. James Love, Mr. Ronald Hawks, Mr. Clarence While, and Mr. George Hawks. CHATTING about their favorite subieci, home economics, are teachers Mrs. Geraldine Bryan and Mrs, Catherine Kane. Miss Miriam Stoodt. These teachers instruct girls on the fine art of menu planning and preparing. Futures In ind l THE HOME ECONOMICS and industrial arts departments help prepare boys and girls for their respective futures. Girls learn the fine arts of cooking and sewing to better aid them as homemakers, in the home economics department. ln industrial arts, boys learn to set type, make objects with their hands, and draw designs which will aid them in their jobs later on. An experienced staff of teachers, well skilled in their fields, guides these students to their goals.

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FOOTBALL ENTHUSIASTS who work for their team are these coaches: Mr, William Hecht, also basketball coach, Mr. Earl ATHLETICS TEACHERS are Mr. George Talbot, Mr. Edward DeDorninicis, Mr. Ted Hennis, Mr. Donald Holder. Mr. William Diaz. SPORTSMINDED GIRLS are Taught by Miss Betty Evans, Miss Jane Mitchell, Miss Sarah Bennett, Miss Ann Winter, and Miss Doris Neyendort. Pearson, business manager, Mr. Frank Downing, and Mr. Roy French, head coach. Variety Of Sports I ALL SPORTS from An archery to 'CVM volley- ball are played and taught by the physical education department. For the boys, varsity sports consist of basketball, baseball, track, and swimming. For the girls, intra- mural sports include Volleyball, basketball, and soft- ball. Along with the conventional sports, the depart- ment featured bowling, swimming, ping-pong, shuf- fleboard and tennis to further its aim of a well rounded physical program. l m 1luniln+s:4s:,:svnu weswfmq' f vsusn1 mMezmuuse-inn