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

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wi WINTER FESTIVITIES ONCE JUNE MATHIS GOT HER SHOES OFF, THERE WAS NO STOPPING HER. CLeftJ Like Cinderella, Laurie Hose checked the clock to be sure she was not left at the ball after the clock struck midnight. CBelowJ Typifying the woman's driving habits, Hot Rod Annie, recklessly took the curves at the Annual Dade County Fair.

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,tts fAbove9 Cans of soup, potatoes, corn, beans, milk, and even beer made the can food drive a most successful project for the Student Council. fRightl Santa's toughest job was holding the lassies on his ' s knee, but Santa, Joshua Bullard, made it with Cathleen Burrows. WinterlfestivitiesBrightened ' Lives In, Outside of School The cool winds came on strong and Killian students fought back with the kind of winter activities that warmed the blood. Cougar bodies were cold, but never were their hearts and spirit. Cans, and more cans of all kinds of foods and drinks, including a can of Busch, came pouring in, as Killian Cougars proved the heart was warm! The foods collected went to needy families around Cougar Country. Even babies and pets had their share of the de- licious repasts as dog food and infant formula were contributed. Winter in Miami glowed without snow at the Winter Ball at King's Bay Yacht Club. Couples danced to sounds of The Squiremen Four. The climax of local winter activities came with the January Dade County Youth Fair. Stu- dents participated with livestock exhibits, 4-H projects, and bake sales. Some students helped clean-up, and started 1969 with a clean sweep. SANTA HAD TO TAKE TIME FROM SPREADING GOOD CHEER TO GO TO CLASSES 132 4

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