Miami High School - Miahi Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Ftttsr St str str R SIL'- msr Cot xcn. CABINH. Sl'llH'Li.' Cooper. Shaw. Nliss Becker. Weinstein. 2 u ny a n. SIHIIJIIIQI Moor. Lieb. B r o is n. Wainwright. Shumer. lJ'Berry. Gritlilhs. Freed. Baker. Stewart. cwwc6Z epfzeceata Wame Zuma FO0TBALL l'll0GllADlS l'll0vlDE FUNDS I CANYT TELL the players without a pro- gram! At least. the members of Student Council hoped you needed a program at Miami High football games, for selling them is SC's only money-making project. Student Council funds raised in this way are used to carry out school service pro- grams. Among the numerous activities of our lawmakers is the building of an Activity Patio. Started in 1949. the project gained momentum this yearg plans were completed and clubs solicited for backing. Point-laden seniors made frequent stops in 126 to check activity points. The respon- Somiomoiu Sll'Dl.NI Cot Nut. RtPkLst.N1Al1vh. Hrs: mtv: Merrick. Perez. Alverson. Rowland. Shapiro. Prince. Close. Ferguson. Ser-and raw: Milling. Cooper. Downs. Koesy. sibility of listing and checking these points falls on this group, sponsored by Miss Isabel Becker, director of student activities. No secrets leaked through the Student Councils election committee, which this year set a precedent of speedy ballot counting. Again this year the Junior Red Cross Drive was supervised by Student Council. Each home room filled and turned in three boxes for further handling by the Council. Representatives from clubs, as well as from home rooms. answered roll call this year. The Inter-Club Council acts as organi- Carroll. Perry. Greenfield. Anderson. Thomson. Third row: Brunori. Hanna. Wasserman. Martinez. Yalde. Smith, gurke. Lapin. Tubbs. Fleming. Demopoulos. Mkythka. urge. 74 AIT? . as -5' L .lin , I F 1 - 52.1-.N ., .wh me - . , Haw P- 4 ' f5.5fi'lp1i. - - . ' ' ' ,- '-s ':'.Qxgf+.,i a i ' I , if - x T- 'V Q! f4 1 -. ia ' ez., : ...zf 1' 'l . 4 X fi, K1

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zation coordinator. enabling MHS to have a smoothly functioning extra-curricular pro- gram. Students elected Terry Shaw president of Student Council first semester and Winnie Weinstein. vice-president. Eileen Shumer served as secretary: Tom Brown. treasurer and Joe Stewart. chaplain. Second semester officers were John Wainwright. president: Arthur Pepper. vice-president: Ginger Frif- fiths. secretary: Larry Lieb. treasurer and Eddie Zalis. chaplain. Sicsiok Siuii.Ni Corrscii. RiPki.si.NiAiivis. Hit: mu: Deriso. Wales. Alexander. Miller. Kille. Kendall. Ander- son. Barklev. Hohbis. Grilliths. .S'ei'nmI nmp' Perry. He sh- man. Johnson. Altshuler. Pepper. Stone. Alonso. Harrell. Runyan. Shumer. Bridges, Chabot. Hehr. Ihinl mtv: Hard- man. Simmons. Brown. O'Berry. Lieb. Trump. Richard- son, Wainwright. Murphy. Kutzin. Ahdenour. Del.aTorre. Freed. Mesh. Sexton. Herrera. Jursuok Srtromi Cotmcii. Ri.PRi1sr.NiA'iives, First mw. Fryar. Welbaum. Stebbins. L. Tuttle. Economo. Snope. Creekmore. Stelfy, Heer. Second row: Myers. Miller. Rig- nbach Hirdmin Sales Swiehkow Hollin sworth Gor ge ' . 1 1 . ' .. . g. . - litsky. Pisaris. Roberts. Stewart. Sibre. Third row: Bartmes Solomon. Lima. Plotkin. Blumenthal. Zalis. D. Tuttle. Goodwin, Goldfield, Wilson, Boyden. Tornay. Cooper. Adams, Braunstein. T7 I' 47. Srcown SIMLSTLR Student Council officers. Sealed: Ar- thur Pepper. Slllllllllll' Larry Lieb, Eddie Zalis. Ginger Griffiths. John VVainwright. fn. P 4 riifxlif W