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

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Quill 5 Scroll members attend writing convention By: Cindy Krischer Qualifying members for Quill and Scroll, jour- nalism honor society, must have a B average and must be a second semester junior. Club projects this year included attending a seminar on journalism at F.l.Ll. on October 14th. The seminar provided new journalism ideas, stated Ana Dopico, seminar student director. Quill and Scroll funded a picnic for Coral Park and Sun- set's journalism classes held in November. During the middle of the year members gave an apprecia- tion luncheon for English faculty because of their cooperation. The club was responsible for partially funding one student's trip to the Columbia Scholastic New York Convention in March. I have learned how to communicate with others thanks to Quill and Scroll, stated Alex Valdez-Recio, yearbook editor-in-chief. OFFICERS: President - Allan Rimland, Wce-president - Ken- neth Hart, Secretary - Ana Dopico, Treasurer - Edward Rimland Ana Dopico unloads the refreshments for a picnic at Tropical Park. i .--nal Advisor Gerald Stone acts as chef and cooks hamburgers for the Quill 6 Scroll picnic with Sunset High School. 1 . 'Qi Kenneth Hart, Quill 8 Scroll vice-president and page editor the newspaper, seems to have his work piled up for him. W .I .f .,.. f , ,, . ,, ,, , . . , ..,,,, A V .,,, , V, ' . X, ,. K, V Carratela, Phillip A V' U , D - An V W x 21, T . oplco, a . 4 ,V My I V K 1. .A Gonzalez' Lourdes 1 , 4 fg, , Rimland, Allan V' ' ' ' 'W' Rimland, Edward .,,,,. 1 1 A ' ' .T h . T X ' , - ' ' if 295 Quill s Scroll l

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President of Science Honor Lourdes Tallet thinks of the next pro- ject to present it to the club. ze! 'LT' V, ,f J is , f L, I Almirall, George ff' ,ftivj , Alvarez, Lisette , . , Honor students make science an easier class By: Bill Tedesco The Science Honor Society prides itself for the outstanding achievements its members have in the field of science. Science Honor created an enthusiastic atmosphere for its members to help others by tutoring. During March 19 through 29, they assisted students who wished to participate in Science fairs. This club is a lot of fun. lt also looks great on one's record! stated Sergio Akselrad. Together with the help of their sponsor, Mr. Bill Gunn, they helped to break down the difficulties of science to the students. With this help, many stu- dents found science to be an exciting and in- teresting class and a lot easier than they had thought. This year we strove to combine scientific knowledge with service to benefit us, the school, and the community, stated Lourdes Tallet, Science Honor Society President. OFFICERS: President: Lourdes Tallet, Wce-President: Aurora Castro, Secretary: Teresa Garcia-Pons Treasurer: Emesto My , , ,W oi , 4-M , J, , ff' , zf vift T Q ' f af ,ww , .,,,f,,f V, ,, A Arrazcaeta, Raul Bello, Elsie X f ff, Lanza GQ f i 6? Blanco' Jose I 1, he , ,, 55 Capirov Guillermo I I ' ,Q Castro, Aurora f ,, - f 4, wwf' f ' , X ,M , A cf 4 4 Centeno, Barbara f . E232 '-Ilia Secretary Teresa Garcia-Pons, listens carefully at a meeting T' T Y' ' where the club discussed future projects. ' ' Mt' , W ' f :ff 3, f , ' , If , 'f ' X W Femandez, Frank V ,' I' L V',' f 'X t , ' 'X A Lf Ferrer, Alfredo Q A? ' , N Garcia-Pons, Teresa ,K W V ,X A ff f. i '.ff'7r ' I ' W f gi j. ,iff If 'L if Kourany, Oscar ' 3 ' 'I 29271, Vg 'V V I K H ' f A, I' Lanza, Ernesto - if In , ,fy . , ,ff Rimland, Allan 3 ' 2 , t ' '37 Rimland, Eddie A if T Q' X it . X 'zz : 32 U , X ff Rincon, Diana n ' cg , '- V ffm . f I v ,f W f flygfi Sachs, Ellen f ' Q '- W gil f 7 3 iw 6. - ? f- f TT Shulberg Bruce iv I, ' I , I 4 , 7, any V I in ld Schwartzinan, Paula ,fl acyl' 'ff ' 'X ' Mr if L' ' 5e90Vla' Vivian 1, , , ' H f ,, Mg Tallet, Lourdes - A ' f I M ' F , A Wdan, Susan Science Honor

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Jessica Callazo checks out a new image by trying on a wig to possibly use for a future production. 'Www , if W .,, Steven Wheeler, thespian president, is taken by surprise and smiles in astonishment. Thespians start year with blow your horn tryouts By: Ken Merker Opening with try-outs for Neil Simon's play Come Blow Your Horn in October, Thespian Society Troupe 63 began a year full of activities. During Halloween Happenings they sold food at one of the many booths. The Thespians participated in many competitions in the past year. They studied and wrote scripts on the history of Florida which they later performed at the Historical Society Harvest Festival, November 22-23. Late in the year they perfomied at an in- dividual competition at the Llniverstiy of Miami, and the Renaissance Fair at Vizcaya. March 5-7, the Thespians perfonrned at the State Thespian Con- ference in Miami. The Thespians worked excep- tionally hard this year. We had the chance to com- pete in many acting competitions and perform plays for the school, stated Steve Wheeler, Thespian president. OFFICERS: President - Steven Wheeler, Wce-president - Xavier lnguanzo, Secretary - Kenneth Merker, Treasurer - Jessica Collazo While performing in Come Blow Your Hom, Thespians Nelson Howard and Xavier lnguanzo show their experience in acting. 7 .,.' . T 1 i T f Boyd, William , . AI Collazo, Jessica gfw , , f f 'gf f A ',, . , f - 4 Howard, Nelson 5 ' ' if . .4 ,my im , lnguanzo, Xavier V ,V ' ' ' X , Merker, Kenneth ,, ' f ff , ya ' Wheeler, Steven I if , ' Thespians