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

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Working Many people seemed to think that the younger generation was lazy and would never achieve anything, but this was proven wrong this year at CC. Many students held jobs along with attending school to achieve certain things such as buying a car or saving money for col- lege. At C.C. school didn't stop at 5:00 p.m. There were also community and night schools for adults and students who wanted to enrich themselves in one way or another. The night program offered a variety of subjects from Math 'to Karate and a chance for many stu- dents to make up certain subjects or to get ahead for early graduation. Working or attending night school proved that the students at CC. are ma- ture and responsible young adults who can and will make this world a better place to live. ,Ks -wsiid' N-.Siu Students come back to school at night to see Pan American CIub's Xmas play I f. I .ix,, - 'Q W ,u 4 W' NSW if Tony Crist concentrates on his stance. 34 l You,8r Me Cleve Nielsen is a cashier at jordan Marsh.

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Few W W!Z 'K9F'm'WW Understanding To be able to accept and respect someone or some- thing lies in the key word, understanding. At MCC because of the variety of people who attended, it wasn't easy at first, but through all the activities that grouped us together as a Whole body, we learned the true meaning of understanding. We erased the color, speech, and religious biases from our mind and looked at fellow students as people. With this obstacle out of the way, We worked together to achieve things we couldn't alone, and it all became possible through understanding. E XV! E ss f it . M :tk P Danny Pinkett shares a smile. - favsiikitwtitzwlsiftl 3 -as 'fa am C Stella Iaramillo studys for that exam, Carmen Scheweyer really enjoys her Psychology class sefyousflvtg