Miami High School - Miahi Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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, ,f Wag' 4 f Ji. . and publicizing Student Council activities. In May of '56, Claude Moorman, Student Council President, was selected to go on a good will tour of Europe. With three other students from Florida, Claude toured eight countries and brought back many useful ideas for a bet- ter Student Council. In October, Tom Carlos and Frank Cobo represented Miami High at the Southern As- sociation of Student Councils in Tulsa, Okla- homa. In March, Judy Evans, Maureen Ben- nett, Judy Lefcoc, and Virginia Del Valle were sent to the Student Council Statc Convention in Orlando. Othcers for this year were Claude T. Moor- man, president, Tom Carlos, vice-presidentg Maureen Bennett, sccrctaryg Frank Cobo, treasurer, and Paula Milton, chaplain. Miss Becker, the Director of Student Activities. sponsored Student Council. Dorman, Pearson. Spells ut Leadership TRAINING THE LEADERS of tomorrow was Inter- Club Council's aim for 1957, and to this aim the organization undertook a program of lead- ership training. On March 29 and 30 all school clubs sent representatives to a Leadership Con- ference held at Miami High. The conference, initiated by Anchor Club and effected by ICC, taught correct club meeting and managing pro- cedure. This xvas the first of such conferences to be held annually. In accordance with ICC, all organizations took part in the drive. Preparations were made for awarding the clubs which have performed the most service. ICC is composed of 40 clubs, a part of the Student Council, and is headed by the Student Council vice-president. The vice-president of each club is an ICC representative. THE s1LmENi c'oUNt'iL committee chairmen make plans for the Citizenship Campaign. Foregroirizd: Margie Thompson. Lv!! ro riiqlil: Judy Lefcoe, Dave Ray, Carol Maddox. Nancy Varble, Gloria Panos, Steve Brenner, Virginia Del Valle, Linda Emerick, Steve Plager, Judy Evans, Lynn Roberts. P' gm , js if ' X ICC MEMBERS. First row: Stein, Ojea, Nobles, Fisher. Second row. Figueredo, Merkle, L a n gs t 0 n ,

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l 7 ' I J YJ XFN'-u cj-I 1 I , ..--f .. M ., JUNIOR COUNCIL MEMBERS. Fimr row Stein, Emeriek, Proctor, DelN'allc, Scitlerman. Maddox. Hoyt, Merkle, Swick, Bunting. Second row: Pelacz, Gibson, Savill, Steinberg, Lcfcoc, Wenlzcl, Anderson. Mallia, Smith, Rand, Reahen. Third row: Mullins, Stryhal, Paul, Wasilewski, Gallagher, Tognaci, Garcia, Walker, While. for Back to School Night. The committee also sponsored the Student-Faculty Tea, held in December. In April. the Student Council repre- sentatives and alternates attended a barbecue whose main feature was Mr. Bromaghinrs barbecue sauce. One of the community projects at which the Social Committee functioned was the annual Christmas party for the aged at Kendall. This party was given by Student Council with the help of Mrs. Peirce's home- room, the Art department, and the Miami High chorus. This year Student Council continued to as- sist Kurt Langer, the Czechoslovakian foster child adopted by the school. The Council pro- vides money for his food, clothing, and other necessities through the Foster Parents' Plan for War Children. The various clubs and home- rooms. in connection with Student Council, sent him a farewell gift since a new child will bc adopted next year. The Building and Grounds Committee of Student Council made sure that all improve- ments in school were made where necessary. The committee also distributed a list of rules on the use of the Activity and East Patios. Since all school elections are handled through the Student Council Elections Com- mittee. many members of this committee de- voted long hours after school to counting votes. Other projects were sponsored by Student Council. Among these projects were monitors for the lunch line, organizing assemblies, keep- ing records of each student's activity points, SOPHOMORE COUNCIL MEMBERS. Fil-.ii mir: Wilson, Sleighl, Hilton, Chastain, Korodin, Thornton, Valenti, Erenburg, Wool, Mishket. Second row: Levine, Marks. Counts. Swain, Berger, Boyd, Block, Katz, Vales, Perry, Haler, Dawson, Micka, Kulvin, Dubler, Poller. Dildire, Sanders. Third rnivf Thomas, Abel, Vaughan, Frishman, Feinberg, Briggs, Wenglowsky, Arango, Sandler, Cohan, Coho, Lee. z 27 SAAKLLAAL f V . 1 W? ,K ,,j f, -. , , I I 3 f 101 ' tr f I . . I my I 4 , 1 .f ,. f A 4. I , V V jj 4,4 ...mu ' , , V vm I , . a . 4' fit, f f ' . 5 .. 6, if ' 1 , ' sg 3 if Z Q... 1 a QL 'i ' f eff, 4 ' ' . . Y'3f .. V 1 w K ,N .- K I w x. fu - ,W ,yi M4 A 'M- , 'fsf -. f ,.

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limo if I. 1 if ABOVE: Girls' Council member, Lynn Roberts, says Ili on Hi Day to Milly Nolen und George Groome. ...,ms'tf,zffQTc,1f:4 .1 . g ,. ABovE: Oklahoma bound are Frank Coho und Tom Carlos as they leave for the National Student Council convention. Right: Margie Thompson und Richurd Bennett take charge of the bulletin hoard which ud- vertises SC's Citizenship Campaign. if: fha flerdllesf of fx., V y2r7r . Q. hz Tor: Prttcticing what the sign says ure Bonnie Zimmerman, Marry Leighton, und Lettie Brewer. Hnllmn: Council members serve rclireshrnents to junior und senior girls who are new to Mitimi High. ' t-r' , ' 'ra ? W c., 7 it 349 .we ' 7 1 4' N ' H ,ll ggi ski ll M- M r R f .. 't v 7 ff - -. -- .S , , , 1. - ffxs i f y . - f ' S, Q. , Q' fr A At ' - x. , 71111 . 3' , 'ff f 4 t i li ' y 4 J if il if ' K' ' V ir, Q 1 4 4 2 J , or TZHFEV uggig 5,Lg',sc4 ltcV:l?LNCE 991 t ' QND BELOW: Both students und teachers alike were welcomed hy the receiving line nt the Student Council tea. 29 ,Q wo X f, M, t f ki :ff tj its 'S 'fe RQ, it ,,, y KVM