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

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Orchestra makes the now sound 'g'AofdLG ,fo Earting early, the orchestra got busy and went to an orchestra roundup at Southwest Senior High School early in October. high schools attended the roundup. n December they had their annual Christmas Concert. Their two final concerts were held in May and June. The annual Spring ncert was first, followed by a concert for future orchestra members from Carol City Junior High School. 'front Row - Concertmaster Jose Galuez, Linda Palmer, Solneather McQueen, Lee Ann Torres, Lloyd Clark, Bridget Mingo, B Hammiel, Froilan Sosa, Arthur Stephens. Ffow 2 -Charles Pyfrom, Elaine Spates, Charles Kemp, Diane Maudsley, Fticardo iodside, Derrick McElIiott, Michael Johnson. Row 3 - Eric Drayton, James Hall. Row 4 -Gary Bodie, Andrew Sullivan, Cur- Shepard, Conductor Mr. Kantorski, lsiah Brazil, George Keller. if eil' Orchestra I 95

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SOL VE shows its PRIDE 1 1. Front Row - Almira Thomas, Pollyanna rswanrrwlfl Walkes, Felicia Vereen, Karen Farmer, , Dedra Tucker. Row 2 - Gerald Blanco, Cindy Brandon, Bridget Moore, Marvell Cox, Walter Austin, Ulva Shepard, Linda Reimers, Rebecca Charles, Deborah Spencer. Row 3 - Ms. Florence Baccus, Carrie McGuigan, Lisa Butler, Carol Robbins, Anthony Shiggs, Youlanda Vereen, Debbie Superville, Berna- dette Fullvvood, Angela Santiago, Elvis Ragin, Linda Orr, Edwina Orr, Maribel Gor- don, Antionne Wilson, Karla Banks., To seek, to observe, to learn, to volunteer, to educate are the peer counselors' main concerns which make up the club SOLVE in the PRIDE program. This year SOLVE had snowcone and bake sales and IALAC Cl am lovable and capablej buttons to raise money for a trip to Disney World. Near the end of the year, SOLVE had a banquet to recognize members' accom- plishments. X 1.5! ,lb .. .1 F1 -

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CHO - for better health 96 I CHO Front Row - Gina Sileo, Sue Rueth, Toni Carraway, Kelly Bibey, Andrea Manus, Norys Guerra, Dolores Seguine. Row 2 -Jose Lamas, Angela Davidson, Ester Reyes, Peter Sulli- van, Leonora Simms, Davnor Taylor, Sharon Duncan, Lourdes Burth, Maylin Deleon, Johnnie Mae Conyers, Phillip DiNunzio, Al Brown. 4 CHO members were enrolled in the cooperative hee occupations program. They learned and earned while wc ing as nurses' aides, technologists, dental assistants. District XVII elections, competition and state conventlc made the year a busy one, while breakfast meetings, i market sales, poster sales, car washes, Christmas carol and parties added to the fun. Volunteer work included helping with swine flu vaccii tions, Red Cross projects and the Youth Fair. Throughout year CHO members' knowledge of life and death expandei