Miami Norland High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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FACULTY MR. JACK T. AKIN English; A.B., Howard College. MR. PHILLIP L. ALEXANDER Biology; B.Ed., University of Miami. MR. DON V. ALI Counselor; B.S., B.A., Salem College; M.Ed., Uni- versity of Miami; Guidance, Barry College; Ad- visor to Grade 10, Armed Forces Chairman. MISS SALLY AMMERMAN English and French; B.S., Indiana State College; Advisor to French Club. MISS CAROLE ANDERSON English; B.A., Michigan State University; Advisor to Tri-Hi-Y. MISS JOAN APPLEGATE Business Arithmetic and Consumer Economics; B.S., University of Florida; Advisor to Cheerleaders. MR. DONALD E. BAGLEY Guidance; B.A., Houghton College; Advisor to Homeroom Presidents Club. MRS. BLOSSOM BAKERMAN Spanish; B.A., Hunter College; Advisor to Ad- vanced Spanish Club. MISS MARY A. BARTUSEK Honors English 12, English 12, World Literature; B.R., M.A., University of Pittsburgh; Head of Eng- lish Department. MISS ESHTER V. BELL American History, World Geography; B.S., Ohio University; M.A., University of Pittsburgh. MISS HENRYETTE BIRD World History; B.A., Florida State University; Advisor to Sub Debs Service Club. MR. WILLIAM BOBRICK Orchestra, Woodwinds and Music Appreciation; B.M., Baylor University; M.M., Northwestern Uni- versity; Assistant to Marching Band. MRS. MARTHA BOGGY Home Economics; B.S., Ball State Teachers Col- lege; Advisor to Future Homemakers of America; Chairman of Home Economics Department. MISS MARY E. BOREN Plane Geometry; B.A., DePauw University; Advisor to Red Cross. MR. STEPHEN BRINSKO CBE, Business English, Consumer Economics; BA, The College of Steubenville; M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh; Advisor to CBE Club. 75

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Opening night of Viking Varieties held surprises for everybody- even Drama Sponsm; Mrs. Fetzner! Here she receives a profes- Mr. McCune and Mr. Milberg rordz'ally greet students ar- riving at the Sweetheart Formal held at the Governork Club. 74 sional-looking direclofs chair that should prove quite comfortable during the rehearsals for Norlandk many plays and productions. Teachers Visit Distant And Exotic Lands Yearning for the excitement of far away places, mem- bers of the faculty have traveled to many different countries. These travels and experiences stretch from the expansive wheat flelds of the Russion Ukraine to the frigid terrains of Iceland. Strange and wonderful things may be in store for Visitors to any foreign country. This is attested to by Mr. Thomas Murray, Spanish teacher. In 1959, Mr. Murray taught at the Universidad de Caldas in Mani- zales, Colombia. During this time he met a student in one of his classes who later became his wife. Miss Mano- lita Fernandez and Mr. W. R. Renn have both made extensive journeys through Europe. The lands they have Visited: Switzerland, Italy, Sardinca, Crete, Sicily and Capri still retain the wonder of their Old World splendor for thousands of tourists each year. Mrs. Cath- erine Padgett has traveled to Iceland, the Azores and Canada, while Mrs. Lowery has been to the barren lands of Alaska. The teachers, always searching for informa- tion, have supplemented their knowledge with the ex- perience of seeing first-hand, the many ancient and modern wonders of the world. To be sure, tTThe world is getting smaller every day?

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MR. JOHN E. BRYAN General Math I and II; B.S., Florida State University; Bus Transportation. MR. CHARLES F. BUZARD Algebra II; B.S., University of Pittsburgh; Advisor to Mu Alpha Theta. MISS THEOLA CAMPBELL Algebra; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers. MR. CHARLES W. CAPELLO Psychology, Biology; B.A., Westminster; Advisor to Allied Youth. MRS. ZELDA ZOE CASSADY Art I, II, III, IV; B.S., M.S., Indiana University; Ad- visor to Art Club; Chairman of Art Department. MR. JACK DANIEL Physical Education; B.S., M.A., Middle Tennessee State College; Director, Intramurals. MR. BILL M. DAWKINS Athletic Director; B.S., Florida State University; Head Football Coach. MRS. MARGARET M. DAVIS General Math II; B.Ed., Rhode Island College. MR. GENE DESMET Art and Spanish; B.A., School of Art Institute of Chicago, Mexico City College; Advisor to Art Club. Arranging lost books in the book room; Mr. Wallace cata- gorizes the texts according to subject and condition. Ah. DiMartino leads his all-teacher band into full swing at the annual Sweetheart Formal attended by Norland students and guests. 76