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

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Sorrota Advisor Gloria Dickerson helps count the club's fund raising money. project. Nancy Gonzalez enters Ms. Dickerson's class after school before the start of a Sorrota Club meeting. Norma Del Valle and Miguel Gil stop to converse after school heading for a Sorrota 'fb Clara Bandin waits for other members of Sorrota in go to the after school house. Sorrota

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Sorrota launches the year by servicing the community By Marlene Braga Sorrota Service Club launched into the new year with many different and exciting ideas to enhance and better the community. Members, old and new, worked diligently with a readiness to serve those in need. Members participated weekly in the after school house, an organization working with the under-privileged children from project homes. Also, working with the March of Dimes, the Cancer Society, and Variety Children's Hospital, Sorrota continued to work with competence and efficiency. Having helped the Leukemia Society sell tickets to a skating party in late November, members achieved recognition as a result of their hard work. Sorrota has come back strong since last year. We're up there and we're going to say up there! stated Presi- dent Teresa Vega. President - Teri Vega, Wce President - Ana Canino, Secretary - Maria Gonzalez, Treasurer - Nancy Gonazalez 'f Wwygfni WWE. r x !'2., Nw., f President Teri Vega and Nieves Ciruneiro attempt to recruit new members during Club Day. Top row: T. Del Calvo, l. Del Calvo, C. Bandin, A. Reyes, L. Femandez, N. Ciruneiro, M. Martin, L. Viera, V. Lanza, N. de la Vega- Middle row: M. Barbeito. M. Gonzalez. N. Gonzalez. K. Barba. R. Arias. l. Penate, A. Aguilar - Bottom row: T. Vega, A. Canino. Sorrota .4

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Spanish Honor Club' tutors students studying language By Teresa Mykytka Spanish Honor Society strives to help those stu- dents who need strengthening in any particular area by tutoring after school, stated Lissette Alvarez, president of Spanish Honor Society. Members worked diligently tutoring daily after school in an ef- fort to aid those students who faced difficulties in the Spanish language. Aside from tutoring, mem- bers held fund raising activities in an effort to in- crease their treasury, manned a booth in Halloween Happenings, and sold Giftables in December. One of their bigger projects included a toy drive for orphaned children. Being in Spanish Honor Society has proven to be a very rewarding experience. l've enjoyed the people, the places, but most of all, l've enjoyed speaking the language, Fue un ano muy divertidol stated member Paula Schwartzman. President - Lissette Alvarez, Wee-President - Sharon lsrael Secretary - Ellen Sachs, Treasurer - Maria Gonzalez Alvarez, Lissette f fc' -rv Casas, Alina Diaz, Ana S F , Gonzalez, Nancy Gleiberman, Brenda ' uf- D px., .Q-' 1, N 4 lsrael, Sharon ' Lopez, Arleen ., Markowsld, Natalie 5 V 3 .1.,, f ' S -tt , ef- V 1, QQ., V g Y , 6 vw Sachs, Ellen - D S hw rtzman, Paula K' ,Y Viel, Maria :,' A . L A it V ,x S c a Spanish Honor , Spanish Honor member Arleen Lopez pays close attention dur- ing a meeting after school in January. Ana Diaz, listens to the Spanish Honor meeting in progreSS early in November. lg