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

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Brenda Krischer and Wrginia Herrero at a representative meeting. va., Bill Tedesco, student council president, poses with authority and smiles with a smug. Edward Rimland, public relations manager, is caught with his feet taking a break in the activities office and lets out a yawn. W-'Mm Secretary Ana Pineda looks enthusiastic as she displays a costume for dress up day at a cabinet meeting. U S wana , Wce-president Paula Schartzman tries desperately to disguise her face behind a pair of sneakers. Student Council 5

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Council helped bridge gap between students, teachers Student Council consists of a group of students in the school who are interested in the schools govemment. Under the direction of Miss Eads, they worked hard during the school year for the students and our school. Student Council serves as a bridge between the students and teachers, commented president Bill Tedesco. Many activities were conducted throughout the year. The Student Council supported many of our football games. For the Southwest game, they con- ducted the Purple Feather Contest. They also spon- sored the traditional Homecoming Dance on November 14th, followed by the Homecoming parade on the 20th of November. ln the earlier por- tion of the year, they had the annual United Way Fund Drive, in which they raised over one-thousand dollars. Activity weeks were sponsored by the Coun- cil throughout the year. OFFICERS: President - Bill Tedesco, Wce-president - Paula Schwartzman, Secretary - Barbara loannides, Treasurer - Ana Pineda im 4' K! ! . ,. V at Yfxl f , W, A . Q at i ti JY R2 C , 2 we M, 1, ,I ,fy , ,z . f, , X ', ,9 M f . , ,Ish ,4,,,-W WI f Z . f y fi .yi 3. W, ,WM .M Q W . We . , , . 1 Kenneth Hart dresses up as a clown to work behind his booth at Halloween Happenings. i K 55 X Q wt . ,. , In .,., K f fi F X Marlene Braga cabinet member participates in President Bill Tedesco along with cabinet members and Advisor .Jackie Eads , lead a representative meeting in the library. Student Council dress up day by wearing a hat.

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Audio Visual gets the recognition it deserves BY GABY PLIELLO The formation of the Video Technicians Club has given the students of the Audio Visual Department the sense of identity they have long deserved. The fact that they were able to participate in school ac- tivities and actually win some of these activities, has given the members a great feeling of responsibility and sort of a family togethernessf' said Mrs. Kathy Gomez, A.V. Club advisor. uThe Video Technicians have acquired a lot of in- formation in this field and should prosper in the future with their knowledge, stated President Warren Lubow, when asked what opportunities are available to A.V. club members. The formation of the club has increased the ef- ficiency of the Audio Visual Department, said Mrs. Gomez, explaining the club's contributions to the school. Omcers: President - Warren Lubow' Viceprgsidem - none Alex Soria uses his skills to fix a film projector and reset it. Secretary - Lisa Fagen, Treasurer - Marta Diaz Q,-su A, VIDEO TECHNIGANS: Ms. Gomez, J. Penkowsky, W. Lubow, K. Talles, A. Soria, L. Fagen, J. Exter, F. Gonzalez, B. Gonzalez, E. Gross, M. Hender- son, R. Gonzalez, L. Fiore, M. Diaz, N. Sepulveda. Wdeo Technicians gf 1,7 . f , 1 X ,, I J. Exter drives the award-winning float of Video Technicians in the Homecoming Parade.