Miami Carol City Senior High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Opa Locka, FL)

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FHA has face-lift . . . and what an improvement! ff' XX.-f Front row - Fred Prescott, Todd Pryce, Fred Nixson, Wayne Snyder, johnny jones, Mark Miller. Middle row j Barry Williams, Rene Robinson, LaConyea Taylor, Pollyanna Walkes, Millie Beniquez, Regina Cleveland, Vickie Armstrong, Beverly Hilliard, Felicia Vereen, Valarie Ienkins, Sponsor Ms. Priscilla Adams-Brown. FHA underwent a face-lift this year changing its name, pushing for a larger member- ship, continuing to tantalize tastebuds with conch fritters, and making puppets for chil- dren and hospitals at Christ- mas. Members worked on an in- school service project for a program covering two hundred years of Black American His- tory. They plan to catalog it in the media center for future classes. Q r FHA officers are Treasurer Felicia Vereen, Parliamentarian LaConyea Taylor, Vice President Vickie Armstrong, Secretary Pollyanna Walkes, Sgt. at Arms Beverly Hilliard, Historian Millie Beniquez and President Regina Cleveland. FHA ! 117

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HERO cooks up successful year Eront Row- Terry Smart, Priscilla Pierce, Jorge Ybem, Iohnnie Hill, Barbara johnson. Row 2 - Darcia Brown, Shirley Robinson. Row 3 - Sponsor Ms. Grace Aikens, Gregory Crum, Artie King, Sylvia Wade, Daisy Pittman, Lan'y Smith, Peggy Iackson, Cathy Walthour. What made HERO's bake sales unique and delicious? They prepared all the food themselves in class on the day of the sale. All members prepared for careers in food service and received experience in jobs like head cook, dishwasher, waitress, waiter and food preparation. They supplemented on the job training with class- room study and practice. They planned and made meals both themselves and for an Assistant Principals' meeting here at MCC. For Easter, they made and served a luncheon for resi- dents at Sunland. A Christmas party and a spring buffet at Ms. Grace Aikens' home added to the fun. f HERO nf Q., Q' w ,., l7 f Officers are Historian Larry Smith, Treasurer Artie King, Parliamentarian Cathy Walthour, Recording Secre tary Sylvia Wade, Corresponding Secretary Peggy jackson, Vice President Daisy Pittman and President Greg ory Crum.

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CBE - OK! CBE students attend school in the morning and workin the afternoon in office positions. They gain valuable experience before finish- ing high school and get a head start on careers in the business world. In addition, CBE stu- dents belong to Cooperative Education Clubs of Florida - club designed to develop leader- ship qualities and skill in competition. In District 10 Competition, CBE won four trophies: Soraida Garcia - 1st Place Job Interview Martha Martinez - 2nd Place Pub- lic Speaking, Clara Machado -5th Place Poster, and the entire group 2nd Place Bicen- tennial Skit. In March CBE attended the State Leadership Conference and brought back a first place trophy in public speaking. CBE gained more recognition at MCC when they won 1st Place for Homecoming with their clever Bicentennial decorations. With bake sales, car washes, ploy-fluff, and social security card sales, with sweetheart parties, initiation parties, Christmas and End-of- the-Year partiesp with District 10 and State Competition, and the finale - the annual Employer-Employee Banquet, it was easy to see why their theme was You Deserve A Break Today. 1 I President Blanca Suarez, Corresponding Secretary Soraida Garcia, Recording Secretary Ana Crucet, Vice President Cynthia Babbs and Treasurer Clara Machado prepare for State Conference at the Fontainebleau. :J C h' B bbs,ClaraMachado, Members: Mireya Socarras, Soraida Garcia, Ana Crucet, Terry Bishop, Zebbie Zelrnan, Francis Ramirez, Blanca Suarez, ynt ia a Martha Martinez, Maria Cano, Louise Sellin, Lois Williams, Marissa Chevere. 118 X CBE