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

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CURRICULUM English . . . Science . . . Fine Arts Homemaking . . . Physical Education . . . In- dustrial Arts . . . Math . . . Custodians Cafeteria Staff . . . Business Administration Social Studies . . . Languages 35

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ADMINISTRATION Assumes Efficient Operation of Total School Program Miami Norland Senior High School began a three-shift schedule for the first time this year, with seniors reporting at 7:30, juniors at 8:30 and sophomores at 9:30. This resulted directly from the school having the largest enrollment, faculty, and secretarial staff in its siX-year history. Responsibility for efficient operation of the total school program was assumed by the principal, Mr. Foster H. Hunter. Aiding him with this enormous task were several special assistants. Mr. Anthony V. Quaranta and Mrs. Corrine B. Mitchell, Assistant Principals of Administration, checked the attendance and maintained the attitudes of the students through proper discipline. Charged with the continuous planning of all learning experi- ences utilized by the school was Mrs. Mary Trigg Carlson, Assistant Principal of Curriculum. Help- ing the students find purposeful direction for these learning experiences was Mrs. Jessie Chamberlin, Assistant Principal of Guidance. Results of these efforts were accreditation since the school Opened by the Southern Association of Secondary Schools and the State Department of MR. FOSTER H. HUNTER Education, and a reputation of good sportsmanship, PrinCiPal neat dress and desirable behavior. it Mr. Hunter welcomes students to the Fourth Annual Junior This Jinal event attracts many of Norlandk formally attired Senior Prom, WhiCh is the high point of the social calendar. students for a full evening of entertainment and enjoyment. 36