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

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. - ' Z 5 x X nf Lying: Roly Salas, and Dan Arango. Kneeling: Joey Schwartz, Larry Baskow, Sammy Danon, Juan Diaz, Ricky Finale, and John Fergus. Back row: Gus Gonzalez, Ralph Barreras, Scott Hailperin, Frank SantaMaria, Eddie Rimland, and Eddie Morales. one of Key Club's many activities. Ralph Barreras symbol of Key Club spirit awaits on the sideline H 285

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Key Club members assist with Jerry Lewis Telethon By Bill Tedesco This past year Key Club brought pride and recognition to Coral Park by donating their time helping the community. Key Club members assisted in the Jerry Lewis Telethon, in the Af- terschool House, the American Cancer Society, and the Ronald McDonald House project. We've done great things and built a sense of responsibility in our members, stated President Dan Arango. With Dare to Influence as their theme, Key Club went to Daytona Beach for their annual con- vention. We Key Clubbers always put forth our best effort to look good among our peers, sputtered member Barbara Centeni. With Mr. Ted Hennis as their advisor, members achieved their goals, thus obtaining the recognition they truly deserved. President - Dan Arango, Vice President - Ernie Lanza, Secretary - Jan Weiss, Treasurer - Stuart Schwartz Debbie Brodbar and Debbie Fienstock converse during one of Key Club's weekly meetings after school. 284 EQ Dan Arango, Key Club President, fingered as the lone key club of- ficer at the meeting. Key Club member Jude Balletti displays a key club project, taking care of the ram. .1

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Dancers experience thrill of performing on stage By Pierre Dwyer After the first few weeks of school, the Modern Dance Club began practices after school. They prepared for the Christmas show held on Decem- ber ll and 12. The theme was l'd Rather be Danc- ing. The club also had a spring show on May 28 and 29. The ofncers for Modern Dance were as follows: Jessica Collazo, president, Norma Fernandez, vice- presidentg Susie Alvarez, secretaryg Alex Matz, treasurer, Denise Diaz, production manager. Modern Dance Club provides anyone with the op- portunity to create and develop art, said Jessica Collazo. Modern Dance Club provides an opportunity to experience the thrill of performing on stage. Most people die of stage fright the Hrst time the curtain opens, but their experience is such a boost to their self-confidence. After its over they can't wait for the next show, explained Mrs. Nancy Perez, club spon- sor. ln the booth modem dance sponsored for Halloween Happen- ings, Carlos Fernandez, Marie Ferrer, Natacha Garcia, Tony de Valle, and Ileana Machado dress to participate. 2 Modern Dance , iw, , al? 'll Roaring Twenties: Standing - Alina Layoi, Milagros Gomez, Olga Lago, Carmen Luis. Sitting - Patty Diaz, Moraima Rodriguez, lrela Miranda. 1 , ' 'gpm .1 Comfortably sitting in the auditorium, Jackie Gutierrez concen- trates while resting during rehearsal. 41