Miami Killian Senior High School - Catamount Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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CAMPUS LIFE WALL TO WALL KIDS, WAS THE EASIEST WAY TO DESCRIBE THE ATTENDANCE. Cabovej A quote from the Hula-Hoop pack, l might be laughing on the out- side, but I'm crying on the inside. Crightb As Jim Green, Campus Life Club director, explained the strategy in pack- ing a bathtub, the group made their Plan of attack during a meeting. 100 Campus Life, Contemporary Students uWith Better Ideasi' The high school club that's happening had a better idea fora new year of refreshingly uniquel activities in a casual atmosphere. Campus Life started one evening in October, when at 7:30 teens by the carloads beganl arriving at one of the student's homes, where a hearty welcome and a brief introduction to Campus Life was given, while everyone sat on, the floor. The high school club was designed for stu- dent participation through provocative discus- sions of contemporary teen problems, combined with an unusual assortment of fun. In addition to the regular bi-monthly meet- ings, Campus Life also sponsored area-wide ac- tivities, including the Elephant Hunt , Giant Pillow Fight , and George's Birthday Party . Try packing a bathtub for some good clean fun? Kil- lian Campus Life Club set the new record at 33.

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Plugging Santa to keep him inflated were Barbara Troba and Kathy Bussey. Pan-Am Had Toy Driveg Went Golfing, Bowling Bowling, golfing, babies, and cars di- vided the year up in fun and happiness and work and play for the bi-lingual mem- bers ofthe Pan-American Club. Organizer was Jackie Nlann, president of the club. lVlrs. Cecil Stovell sponsored the club with advice and information. The second annual toy drive again wrapped up Christmas tie-ins for the des- titute families bringing turkies and toys to them by the graces of the student body. The club's extra-curricular projects in- cluded a day at the Gooney Golf Course discovering the better linksmen. Hitting the pins with the ball in bowling provided the Spanish-Americans a chance to be sporty. Vice president Lane Cardwell also or- ganized the Pan-American Club, and he also helped Jackie Mann to keep the thir- ty-five active members in line. 6 if? l Joan Lipman 19 Pat Hammell 20 Tamra Nahitchevansky 21 Larue Shorter 22 Kathy Bussey Barbara Troba Anne Cardwell Sylvia Raphel Susie Davis Marion Smith Susan Highsmith Donna Camoais Gary Nevins Barry Huff Sue Bines Lane Cardwell Libby Harris 35 Trudy lshmeal 36 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 3 1 32 33 34 Robin Rey Barbara Wells Sandy Mora Nancy Edwards Cindy Linge Cathy Blaine Frank Floras Karl Kaplan Tom Klein lan Quinnel Mareret Tricina Dana Swan Jamie Miller Willie Harvey Lynn Johnson Tammy Greene Kathy Kaseulos Mary Stoker 99

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Key Club Helped Clean K-land, Had Car Washes, Served School Under the expert guidance of lVlr. James Fleming and Mr. Delbert Waite, Key Club grew to serve the school and community by selling programs for the wrestling team, distributing muscular dystrophy can- nisters to the local shopping centers, ushering at assemblies and fairs, cleaning Miami Killian, and selling magazines for Booster Club. Treasurer Jim Reynolds got the honor of keeping track of all the money Key Club earned with holding many car washes and candy sales, and cleaning K-land after the Youth Fair in January. Five lucky girls were chosen as Key Club's annual sweethearts. They received Key Club pins, and a com- pact with the Key Club symbol on top. Chosen as sweethearts were Karen Baxter, Alice lVliller, Susan Jones, Becky lVliller, and Sue Bines. To enlarge their club, President Paul Koch, and the other active members inducted six new members. President ..... Vice President . . Secretary ..... . . . Paul Koch . . Gary Nevins . . . . Gary Czito Treasurer . . . . . . Jim Reynolds 1. Steve Hutchins 2. Barry Huff 3. Becky Miller 4. Sue Bines 5. Gary Nevins 6. Tom Sweeting 7. Rufus Ferguson 8. Paul Padgett 9. Karen Baxter 10. Alan Cole 11. Ralph Stegemoller 12. Gary Czito 13. Alice Miller 14. Jim Reynolds 15. Paul Koch 16. Sue Jones il l . 2 QQQQ lf: