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

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we - 'lggi li S ifr . S .t.et rttr ee e ' . 'Z I . Bragg R. Bullman S. Daniels D. Pomerko C. Roberts N. Roitstein Q Vhile checking Patricia Fletcher's etchings, Mrs. Daphne Hesslein inspires Pat to roncentrate on correcting wrong lines in preparation for art six weeks examination. 43 D. Hesslein H. Peeples I . Shubella M. Taksier Creative Arts Shapes Cultural Character Varied courses in creative arts intensified stu- dents' cultural development. Arts and Crafts students displayed works in the faculty lounge and sponsored a sidewalk art show outside the art room. While gaining practical aid in journalism, the pupils produced the school's newspaper, the Panther, and yearbook, the Palm Echo. Speech and Drama attempted to improve students' eloquence and acting abilities. To accomplish this feat, drama students produced The Bad Seed while speech debaters jour- neyed to county-wide sessions. Skillful performances at district and state contests and South Miami's Methodist Church stressed teamwork to the students in Triple Trio, Double Quintet, Mixed Chorus, Music Theory I and II, Harmony, Piano I and II, and Piano Keyboard.

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K. George Business Education Introduces Touch Method Updated instructional programs in Busi- ness Education introduced students to the concept of learning shorthand by the touch method, the availability of steno- graph, ditto, and mimeograph machines spurred the pupils to train for the busi- ness world. To further spark vocational interest, the teachers invited monthly guest speakers to discuss careers with stu- dents. Preparing pupils to meet the demands of a more complex world, the department taught Bookkeeping, Business Math, Business English, Recordkeeping, Short- hand, Clerical Oiiice Practice, and Typ- ing. Team teaching programs expanded some classes to groups of 100 students. figiwlf Q,:Q.12525-5g7?3't?7l'l?Tim9?f'f53'3Wlf BiY'w'Qr3 if ifmf ,, E.,,iI3f3:. ,. '3-'g Z'2f:. ,, , 7' 't' Y it 'E V5if5?fif?5'5if4w:Q?fEE 3 ' ,g,. i5 ' ' ' 1t 'rf'f-v C1f Uwe Sfibzgmfrgifai555242242525 - H -fe w i r - - ' 1 fi.fi11fwzeglzag,iawegazs,915?sif23sv5g1gg22 -f ff 'I fi iw fi,+1Q:,rf212.95553z,igg,i.g7i'g4Qg,gi,?,,,g,:eszrgr?ia?s:53i Even though most of Typing Class is manual practice, Mrs. Lisa T uggle gives time to the numerous student questions. .. :1:.n' i 'i yas r r, .e 'ai Rf ff., ,,,k, , .- g , , , 5551 ic5f.l: ' ' 5' 1 asf-as: 1 1 ff- -f -if- N. Bronson A. Counts L. Menein J. Pollack 42 B. Cunningham J. Dominick , ... M M ,- W . --:s,g.2iws,4ralaff5 f:.s.: :.i,:, ,: W,-.e g .f.,,q,,ysr f . ,.,,- .,:,,-.. . .W -vsz- ,. , g ga gf. ng if ' z 4i31H4Y'!'ie eataifati ,m v - - W N-f '1 vsidffi fe: 1 A ' K Mr-,cfa.fu,s,t5.f.a2xw4w f nJ,6f11sf,ffva L. Tuggle B. Tynes

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w f .1 fi ,gi 3 4. 4 , 3 Miss Arline Schemer emphasizes sportsmanship, fun, and recreation as she directs intramural practice. 9 'ii Ahkkr 5 li . 'f' . i iitttt i ' ,s eilt CH -ur ,' f fr . '- ' '. : fl Wi.: ' t'l, wi, f' fffjgy ',q,:Q. iizi gjifjg, 'i 't g 'Th li tttt . Q l . ,t.' ' ' 'hi 1 l D. Collins B. Elias N. 4 A. Pansa A. Schemer R. 44 After giving sophomores proper driver training, habits, and attitudes, automobzl driver teacher Cal Manning confers with insurance company on reduced rate 3. --., .. a. Q, gi fa ,nm g Greene Wilkie p. M. Lane B. Zimbler