Gesu High School - Gesuan Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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NA-ra ONAL Home fnClETY 6 'te C 12 Q Nlember include nn O 'Halley Bc rnadettf An lage Lesbxa Collins Nor THE NATI The emb r oclety 1 the keystone and flamlng torch The keystone bear at llS base the letters C a whxch stand f or Character Scholarship Leader shlp and SCPVICC lem of the N8tlOH3l Hono S S S Character, Scholarshlp ' Leadershlp' and SCFVICC these are the ldeals of our Natronal Honor SOClCty The members of Thls soclety must possess these quallfrcatlons as well as a hrgh scho ONAL HONOR SOCIETY NItCarthy Barbara Ser letlc Sylua de Cordova Iva Ann Arnold Frank Castellon lastlc average to fulflll the requlrements tor en trance These mne students have been chosen be cause they are outstandmg members of the school and will be actlve among the leaders of tomorrow It IS the arm of each member of thls SOCICIY not only to possess these quallflcatxons but to uphold them so that they wlll mduce others to as 1re t schol l h p o ar y abrts, worthy servlce and actlve leader shlp f qi 1 x A .ff If ' f' 11 i e4 ffgx QS 4 ,, I g s A 7 X: A . ' , - - 'A . , . , A , ' , ' f' , man Middleton, Ale-cia ' - ' , ii ,53 55,77 SGI-1,77 565,77 . ' 9 9 ' ' A4 95 aa - 9 - 9 U V 7 7 ' . I ac - 991 - - 7 . I I

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ffl ln Gesu as in the other high schools, which sets up definite rules which must the uill and Scroll is an honor society I be lived up to. Members this year in- clude: Carolyn Conrey, Alecia McCarthy, Mary Anne Guzman, Sylvia de Cordova. Rosemary Arias, Johnny Camus, Ann 0'Malley, Barbara Serle- tic, Dolores La Pierre, Freida Nicholas. Lesbia Collins, Yolanda Bornoty, Fernando Storch, Billy Wells, Sylvia Rodriguez, Donna Lettiere. Dora Mendoza, Eileen Goodson, Ann Ryan, Carmen Bar- kett, JoAnne Daly, Marie Cicirelli. f- ' 'Tv my F' Q: 2 X fi in

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GUJVML fic fag Laughter! Cheers! Football plays! Talk about last night's dates. The boys reliving the games they played the night before, actions. The Chemistry Lab is way up on the fourth floor, but you can always tell when thereis an experiment going on. Sniff, Snifff' Click, Clickf' a gentle tapping sound, it comes from the end of the hall, it's the Office Machine Class, trying very desperate- ly to finish before the bell. 'Cause the Trig. and Typing Classes are just as studious, so we try to convince Srs. Monica and Theresa Austin. The biggest contrast is made between the Library and the Cafeteria. The Library being the peaceful Sanctury of the Seniors, and the Cafeteria the melt- ing place to discuss all the events of the date and lustily cheer for the boys who played the games that night. Anyone's heart would melt at the thought of leaving a Campus such as ours. W-Q