Lear School - Zephyr Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Annual Valentine Day Lollypop Sale CREATIVE ACTIVITIES Drama, Music, Art, Photography, Speech and Debate and other creative activities at the Lear School develop confidence, word usage, and well- rounded personalities. Faculty Advisors: Mr. R. Schaffner, Mrs. B. Valene, Drama: Mrs. S. Short, Music: Miss A. Perlman, Art: Photography, Mr. W. Messier; Speech and Debate, Miss C. Marx. ARTS AND SCIENCE FAIR Scientific research and creative talents are judged at the annual Fair, held in February. Winning entries aru submitted to the Dade County Youth Fair. Faculty Advisors: Ms E. Miller, Mr. T. Parker, Science: Miss A. Perlman, Art. Science Coordinator: Mr. C. S. Ross HONOR SERVICE KEY The STUDENT SERVICE KEY AWARD is presented to promote and encourage school spirit. Qualities of courtesy, school service and cooperation are criteria for membership. Faculty recommendation is a requisite. French Gourmet Cooking Fair EcnumEs Zephyr StafiF Speech and Debate Dramatic Production- Dracula

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nnehmzmiums STUDENT GOVERN M ENT OFFICERS $ j' ii President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Jeri Honor Ct. Eric Seidel Cindy Fitelson Tammy Landa Goodkin President Andrea Horwitz The STUDENT GOVERNMENT of the LEAR SCHOOL is comprised of the entire student body. It aims to foster good fellowship, community interest, charitable projects and active participation in a seIf-governing body. Faculty Advisor: Mr. C.S. Ross An HONOR COURT, comprised of elected ciass representatives is maintained to encourage good Citizenship, and to foster democratic concepts through the administration of justice by the students themselves. The court hears cases referred by the faculty and submits its decisions to the administration for review. Faculty Advisor: ' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY GOLD - KEY CHAPTER President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Dist. . Pamela Galison Liliana Muvdi Rhonda Holder Mark Saltzman Parliamentarian Ron Goodstein s, 2i Membership in the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools is based on Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character. The goals of the organization are to recognize an enthusiasm for leadership, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership and to encourage development of character. Faculty Advisor: Mr. T. Parker PALM BREEZE The school newspaper is published four times a year by the Journalism class. Its purpose is to report to the students, staff, and parents, school activities, plans and ideas. All members of the publication class participate in the varied activities of the school paper. Faculty Advisor: Miss S. Alexander V . . .L . . . 3 Editorial Staff Editorial Staff Editorial Staff Art Editor Michael Farah Susan Behar Geraldine Peter Broudy ZEPHYR Gm The school yearbook, published annually, is a record of all students while learning and maturing at the Lear School. The staff is selected from the student body. Faculty Advisor: Mrs. L. Salzer assisted by Mr. F. Salzer Editor Editorial Staff Photography Layouts Production Production Art Pamela Galison Philip Fisher Paul Luisi Israel Vainstein Robert Gillman Dean Winton Jane Gold

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SPDHTS Participation in sports provides students additional opportunities for the devetopment of coordination, Fitness, and individual recognition. Miss J. Greenberg, Mr. R. Deeter, and Mr. D. Jess are the Physical Education instructors and coaches. Mr, M. Mellion, Basketball coach. Membership in the Florida High School Activities Association and Gulfstream Athletic Conference, Class A, further the interest and enthusiasm in a competitive sports program. Intramural sports offered are Volleyball, Girl's and Boy's Basketball, Soccer, Softball, and Baseball. The 1979-80 Lear School Cheerleaders and Soccerettes add spirit and morale to the sports program. Faculty Advisers: Miss J. Reizes and Miss J. Weisbrod. Volleyball Team-Mgr. A. Horwitz, G. Stander Basketball Team-Mgr. G. Stander