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

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Days filled with a multitude of tasks is the lot of Mrs. Myra Seward, Dean of Girls. Administering firm and friendly guidance, intimate counsel- ing, and service to others makes up only a part of her busy day. Dean Seward faces tasks with in- spired eagerness, and melts away the deepest problem with understanding sympathy or fair discipline. In her office, Dean Seward cares for absentees, considers requests from students, and listens to complaints or suggestions from parents. She does this with the skill and knowledge ac- quired over the years in the educa- tion profession. . . X f. , , , ,f .1 . ,M - g fr ef sm -,O . . .f., f-ffe. -.t' fri, 1.2 2' . 1 '25 ' Lil-LIZ. 7 ,kk 5 ,Qi 702 8 ' f' ' . mf. f. ' 4,-5.-:Yfyy r .,-' - ,...- - f if ' Z' J. 3 K 5 . V ,,.- k K, f... 0 3 kw a .E Q w 1 yy, . , .f ,,,. K ' ' , ,- . . ' - ' f . ,V I-ki r,f.,rk , My K 'iw .. Q , kkk,,, ,V ,,,k f i VVV, f .-l I , - 2 ','-' , V ' t , . K! 7.,,,fk 1. Q l. i ' '- 1 matt 4 i a y f- fc? . '4 7 554 ' M1.fi'3fb'f ,. in s .. 7,7 VVV,, rr.frV wh alii . r S . S V . s',' ' 1 f f SQ L .V . . I 'lt ' vV'7 f' ' ' ..7,f . 4-, ' - 1 - I , , Y. f 5 I I 1 .,-. ff? f'.,' ' . f f..-, ' Dean Seward directs the activities of the school supply store. Deon Seward Fulfills o Multitude of Tosks By maintaining close contact with narents, Dean. Seward is able to better understand the problems of students. feb? Office workers help Dean Seward carry out lier many duties. 0 wi. ,, 'f ei wi-wr-.H M-'N' Y V- V

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Mr. Rice talks to the school board concerning school poli- cies. Mr. Rice relaxes at a football game and discusses proceed- ings with Mr. Niles. A Successful School Depends Upon Its Principol Mr. W. E. ,Rice has made North Miami High a very successful school in the three years that he has been principal. He has guided our school in its steady growth and administered to its many needs. Coupled with his ready wit and friendly smile, Mr. Rice has not only been an administrator, but also a friend to the faculty and student body alike. For this he is admired and respected. Even with all his work, our principal may be seen at various school functions through the year, such as pep rallies, assemblies, sports events, ban- quets, and meetings. Z tions from Mr. Rice. 17 Mid-term graduates are extended hearty congratula-

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Since 1953, students have always seen Mr. Dun- can at the athletic ticket office or in the portable Pioneervillef' Now students, especially the boys meet him in his new capacity as the Dean of Boys Maintaining his position as Dean of Boys, he is a symbol of discipline and order. Dean Duncan, however, is always ready to lend a helping hand, and friendly guidance to students and teachers alike. Dean Duncan must keep a careful eye on his students. 3 Strict But Foir Discipline Is Maintained Mr. Duncan stops to check a list for a student. Dean Duncan keeps an accurate list of absentees. Mr. Duncan works diligently in his office. l ah, J 3