Miami Jackson High School - Old Hickory Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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xi' 1. ' ROW 1, B. Brantley, H. Valverde, S. Turner, M. Flaraty, A. Ford, R. Fordyce, M Laika, J. Maddox, W. Lohman, L. McCul- Doss, E. Shaltz, C. Chattin, T. Hernandez. ROW 2, Mrs. Bertha laugh, C. Lietz. B. Brewer. ROW 4, R. Goodson, T Kachina Hunt lspon.J, S. Church, S. Appleby, ' E. Arnold, B. Reed, S. J. Payton, T. Gregory, L. Singleton. Roberts, G. Muller, F. Draughon, D. Blackstone. ROW 3, G. Debaters Probe Problems PARTICIPATION IN DEBATES and speech tournaments on the local. state. and district levels filled the agenda of the members of the Yational Forsenic League. The year opened with area student congresses which led up to the state congress. Jackson won the Sweepstakes Trophy at the area congress. For two practice debates and a varsity debate. jack- son's NFL played host to other schools. The debate team had to travel to some tour- naments. At Tulane Lniversitv in Yew Orleans. Jackson placed a finalist in the extemporaneous speaking contest. A practice tournament at Sara- sota. Florida. and the Southern Speech Tournament at Wake Forest Liniversity. North Carolina. were two events in which the debate team participated. Jacksons calendar which the NFL puts out served as the source of money from which they sponsored their trips. I3 9 One must be an honor student to qualify for membership in the National Forsenic League. The qualifications are a minimum of 25 points. earned in speech competition. and a B average with no grade below a C, As one earns more points. he receives certain degrees of honor. ! - ' ' I I 'L gf' Q 4 I N.F.L. OFFICERS: ROW lr S. Turner rec. sec., C. Charon lst V, pres., H, Valverde corr. sec.. ROW 2, M. Flaraty treas., A. Doss pres. , T Hernandez v. pres..

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I s v 'o , V ! . I I .5 ' 4 S 'J 81 l. 1 E J rfb 1 -J 4 , N557 -My Boys Top Scale THE SOLXIJ of hase. liaritone. and tenor voices herald one of the Choral clepartmentis main groups. Boys Chorus. Future hopefuls of Senior Mixed Chorus actively participated in flistriet eontest. annual spring Con- eert. anrl numerous other presentations through- out the year, These aetixe hoys sharerl in the work of the King antl li' pro4lu1'tion anrl solfl eanrlv to help finanee trips. lvnfler the clireetion ol Nliss joan Owen. nu- merous hoy quartets have founrl their hegzinning anrl many have proverl exeeeflingzly sueeessful often performing at clan:-es. eivie eluhs. anrl en- tertaining on sehool stages in various shows. Careful to sing on pitrli anrl oliserve all musi- val markings, Bovs Chorus offers singular enter- tainment not to he equallerl. .M,,,,, ROW lg J. Pofenoude, R. Allen. E, Miller, A, Willoford. ROW 2, L. Renta, E. Newbold, J. Hughes. ROW 3, W. Pettit, R. Miller, B. Brown, R. Pinner. ROW 4, D. Newburg, P. Boggs, Jim Taylor ROW 5g M. Bodio, J. Fischer, A. Rodriquez, A, Sharpe, C. Marius. ROW 6, B. Hobcn, R. Law, D. Springer. 'i Active Swimmers PRONIOTING INTEREST in all swim team activities is the purpose of Sirena. ln its second vear of organization unrler the sponsorship of Mr. Bill Diaz. Sirena is eomposecl of members of the girlis swimming team. During the past year. members have Cleaned the YMCA tlressingz rooms: provirlefl a film strip for the team: rlonaterl money for the support of the mar orphan: helperl the lvniterl Funtl Drive. ancl helfl their annual Slave Sale Dance. They have also marie a sign to weleome opposing swim teairs anrl they marie a seraplyook for the swim- ming team. The eluli has lmenefiterl the sehool through its useful serv ir-e anrl eooperation. SIRENA: ROW lg S. Gindel, S. Grover, S. Lovie Csec.J, K. Heotherton lv. pres.i, M. Flynn lpres.D, P. Spiller lfrecsj, S. Herman fhisti. ROW 2, R. Newton, E. Amos, J. Chcffin, l.. Smith, J. Robertson, J. Dugunne.

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