Miami Palmetto High School - Palm Echo Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Advanced Modern Dance student Rosemarie Suydam, dances the port 'de bras composed of axial movements. The all seniut class choreographs routines. l -. . COACH WALT CHWALIK DISCUSSES DRIVER EDUCATION TEST RESULTS WITH A SAFETY EXAMINER.

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W. Chwatlk D. Colllns Physical Education Offers Leadership Class to Girls With the strengthening of character and davel- Oping of good health as its goal, the Physicat Education Department reached its desired and by promoting physical fitness in its abitity- grouped classes. The introduction of a Leader- ship Class tor girls showing an interest in physi- cal education instruction encouraged further awarenesa. Among new materials available to the stu- dents for their use were chin bars and a film library. Spotlighting the program even more. the department offered a Physical Education Manual explaining sports rules and techniques. Operating as a facet of the Physical Educa- tion Department. Driver Education taught stu- dents how to maneuver the car safety. In this program students who passed the written and the practical tests given by the State of Florida earned their restricted licenses. P. Davld J. Davis G. Gibson .I. Westbrook B. Z'Irnbter Physlcal Education instructor. Date Collins coaches the junior varsity basketball team. Sophomore .md iunior boys try out in early Novemhr-r.

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Office Staff Assistants Record Attendance Slips Answering telephonea typing memose filing records. and collecting money kept the office personnel busy. As in any large organization. the affine and its staff became the focal poinf for work in the school. Offering eificient aid was the primary goal of the office staff. Deny bulletins, attendance recordse schedule changes. report cards. and fees connected the entire student body with the office. When counseMrs request to see students. Mrs. Irene Leard checks the schedu1e cards and sends an office assistant M. Bennett D. Brown GA Malaly x5 P4. Ewald Mrs. Sara Schnff answers phone calls from parents to determine the reason a student is absent from School. Tan excused absences are allowed per semester.