Miami Coral Park High School - Arieon Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Q 3 L to R: Maribel Gutierrez, Nelson Howard, Larry Baskow, Arsenio Arabitg, Ken Merker, and Mrs. McLean enjoy a party at the Little Theatre. Gail Reinblatt plays the part of the old great aunt in Come Blow Your Hom. New drama season begins with funny Neil Simon play By Teresa DeFrancesco Drama students this year were very busy with con- tests and events. ln November, they performed a successful production of Neil Simon's Come Blow Your Hom. ln class, the students saw slides and heard lec- tures on the history of drama. They also wrote scripts for a presentation at the Historical Society Harvest Festival which was held in November. Some Drama students also competed in the Thespian Competition for individual events at the University of Miami in December. Drama helps students live some of their dreams through the characters they portray. Acting brings excitement and a sense of fullfillment with the crea- tion of each role with the mind, and body all working in unison. As a result of these experiences, the stu- dents become more aware of life, concluded Mrs. Lou McLean, drama sponsor. . f,,,' 4 ' Wm, 3! I , 4. Qfwggwfwzyww 4 rwff Lee Weinreb is performing in the Harvest Festival which is on the Youth Fair grounds. Drama 1

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..,,,,,,....pf-A-'-,.,,,,,.M Wce president Xavier lnguanzo is checking the lights which are Troy Munez is playing the role of the father in Neil Simon's used for many performances. Come Blow Your Hom. 5 The cast of Come Blow Your Horn, L to R: Xavier lnguanzo, Lee Weinreb, Nelson Howard, Troy Munez, Paula Schartzman, Riad Ghalayin, and Gail Reinblatt. 1 Drama , fi

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Varsity cheerleaders promote school functions By Teresa DeFrancesco The varsity cheerleaders worked hard to promote enthusiasm within the school. The squad cheered at our football games, basketball games, volleyball games, and of course, pep rallies. Cheerleading is important, because we represent the school and the functions that happen within it, commented Randi Mannis, co-captain of the varsity cheerleaders. Cheerleading has always meant more to me than just the name. To me, cheerleading means friendship and the enjoyment of generating spirit for our athletes, remarked Niza Menendez, varsity cheerleading captain. The squad of cheerleaders went to the Youth Fair in April to compete with the other high schools. They learned some of the cheers that they per- formed there at the National Cheerleading Workshop held in late July at the University of Miami- Varsity Cheerleader Mary Penichet jumps eagerly during a football game. Varsity Cheerleaders fTopJ Teresa Vega, Adriana Martinez, Teri Coffman, Valerie Bryant, lleana Machado, fMiddleJ Davvn'Alb21. Co-captain Randi Mannis, Captain Niza Menendez, Co-captain Patty Taylor, Mary Penichet, fBottomJ Angie Ramen, and Rammy. Varsity Cheerleaders ,,, 5