North Miami Senior High School - Conestoga Yearbook (North Miami, FL)

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is SPECIAL Offering a veritable multitude of services are a number of people Whose duties are specialized or who are members of more than one department in teaching area. The great number of students in the television classes requires additional clerical assistance, the collecting and grading of papers, the checking of at- tendance, and the thousand other de- tails of every class. These services are ably performed by the TV Aides, pic- tured at right. They are Mrs. Long, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Scott, and Mrs. Powers. wmv-v A true angel of mercy is Miss Yvette Soucy, our school nurse, . . . . , . for through the doors of her clinic come hundreds of students 3353521335 iqlxglfgaseiilgggiedknogledge m each day. All ills from scrapes to appendicitis are cared for by derstandmg and kindness is tfat 12212 fdrzceiwgjj MISS Soucy' Wood Stark who handles our Special Education 46 department for those students who experience difficulty in hearing, speaking, seeing or loco- motion. f f ff ffff fi , i f W iff fqzi f f ff! X f W ffffgifff ff X7 W if A '. vm' ' 'WZ . Z M 1-V 4 f HW .5 , .af U may .uf fi.g,i'g.,.f',fFW'2Wgf fe rf 1 f ff 1 41 Q , f f 'MM' 'mf wx 24,-7 A 4 W f 0 ' ' i ' 'f . 464- L., f fyg. I Q, ff-4 ,X Q! , f,, f ' 1 f ' Z 4 : ' , 5 - c f f . f f' ' ,Z 4 , 7 1, , f 7 X 3 , X df' VMWGW I A W,,n4 'W .. I 'WM, .

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gm.. VOCA TIO AL ARTS Machines are manifestations of man's creative- ness and inventiveness. They have shortened his work-day and lengthened his life. They have made lifedeasier and provided more comforts for man- kin . Machines are the tools which make men's dreams realities. Mountains are moved and canyons made with these products of man's mechanical mind. North Miami is favored, indeed, to have Well- equipped shops where our boys may master the use of machines and tools under the watchful guid- ance of men, expert not only as experienced teach- ers, but as men who have also made their mark in the world of machines. While the vocational arts courses are designed primarily for those planning to enter a vocation on graduation, they are also of tremendous value to those students planning to enter technical train- ing at college or university, for such courses as electronics, aeronautics, auto mechanics, and agri- culture are offered. Chairman of the Department is Mr. Lydzinski Members of the Department are: Seated, Mr. Hakam, Mr. Upthegrove, and Mr. Boden. Standing: Mr. Lydzinski and Mr. Lamont. Not Pictured is Mr. l l s Sistrunk. K l I l 5 1 I l Q 1 l l 5 I w 1 l I l -'-4 -efw-'vm-xx l 45

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. , 1 , ' 77' 'Z' , if 'W if i 5' y i it , qi if 2 45 . W M ,iff ,gt '1g61i,,,-Q, ' Af, for r A ' M A 'V 4453 'fi' ,:.5 ' ' ' -' ' ia ' Q li v T , Ab x if ' 1 r .T Q . ' fr ' ' Y f F E g Q '4 lvfg A CAFETERIA Nourishing meals and a balanced diet are pro- vided by the cafeteria staff under the direction of Mrs. Florence Perko. Our cafeteria staff is: Mary McCoy, Edna Clark, Iulia McNeely, Evelyn Stamp, Allie Foster, Agnes Wolcott, Aretha Stafford, Edna Neuly, Marie Moureau, Dorothy Muthart, Julia Black, Gertrude Snowden, Viola Murphy, Ruby Coosey, Betty Servatt, Frances Finney, Belle Atzel, Willie Pearl Bailey, Gladys Sockton, Elizabeth Green take time out from their busy day. Martha Cowens, VVilla Dennen, Jimmy Brown, Evelyn Gwynn, Dorothy Miller, Anna O'Neill, Mar- agaret Roberts, Edith Russel, Jessie Smith, Ada Souden, lean Stianchi, Mae Diehl, Dorothy Gros- swald, Maragaret Iohson, Irene Gabrial, Ann Pap- endick, Grace Sconiers, Lennie Van Eck, Mary Cline, Lessie Mae Smith. MAIDS Always doing their never-ending job, the maids, Willie Pearl Bailey, Gladys Stockton, and Elizabeth Green, take time to say 'hello' to the students of North Miami High. These maids have many tasks set before them each and every day. They dust the rooms, clean windows, polish glass, and many other tedious tasks. They work from the time they arrive at the school until the time they leave. 47