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

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, ,M 2 :'- . ,AZ wwwamvffwmm Eg, 4 3 9? in Non-conformists Questioned Artists Esoteric Happenings Artists had the social reputation that could only be described as weird due to their non- conformist expression through art, and the members of the Art Honor Society developed the trait readily. A small club of twenty-five members, these students investigated the dif- ferent areas of art in their esoteric meetings. The Cougar Country banner that adorned the main office's back wall during football sea- son and the Christmas sign, as well as the library bulletin boards' displays were all repre- sentative of the societies' creativity. Posters were placed in the halls to make them more attractive. Vizcaya's Art Gallery, the Coconut Grove Gal- lery, and other local galleries hosted field trips where members gathered ideas which became realities and were sold during art sales. 70 ' as f P L Marcia Barager Windy Parker Reiner Melanie Mindy Alexander Debbie London Karen Hoffman Chris Straub Marie Cowgill Sonny Agular Donna Broadbent Mr. Dubocq Connie Cruz Wanda Brown Lynn Miller Nancy Kunce Beverly Bode Dien Henchcliff Janet Sutphen Audrey Gozza Craig Boyd Debbie Parsons Joshua Bullard Annette Wallace Evan Mack Sandy Liesberel Michelle Ruddy Q sf M ED C me President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . . Josh Bullard Donna Broadbent Debbie Winning . Chris Straub

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1 BRA ILLIC AND MARCIA BARAGER KEPT COUGAR SPIRIT RUNNING STRONG Debra Illic Jamie Kessler Lynn Ford Emma Jones Marca Barager Marie Cowgill Norma Stiles Robin Coomer Barbara Rucne Peggy Moore Barbara Wells Pam Mashour Juanita Hill Pamela Pinder Rosa Lee Fox Barbara Prevett Helga Dresseer lrelia House Joyce Sanders Anita Hanna Marilyn Couch Debra Jones Dawn Young Karen Miller Janet Elliot Marilyn Miller Judy Cozza Mary Albright Kristi Brotherton Donna Watson Linda Jones Hassell Thomas Beverly Day Tammy Nahitchevansky Cindy Cruz . 43 PEP CLUB Girls Exercised Vocal Chords Inspiring Top Spirit, Morale They shouted from housetops and bleacher tops: wherever they went, the Pep Club let it be known that Killian was Number One. Strength of lung and vocal chords made the untiring cheering of the all female squad effective and inspired the rest of the student body to root for their teams as loudly. A boon to the athletes' morale and game spirit was engineered by the fifty-five club members who stood out in the crowds identified by their new club uniforms. Each girl bought her gold pullover sweater and green letter signifying pep club mem- bership and completed the outfit with forest green skirts, bobby socks, and tennis shoes. The costume marked the first club dress instigated in pep club history. Beginning each football game, the Cougar Ma- chine crashed through a giant paper ring placed beneath the goal posts. The ring was sponsored by and prepared weekly by the energetic pep club membership engineered by Marie Cowgill. . .wi -ers.: f-1 f.-- 7 s,sss.frf stiff? 33 31 30 3 11 JY L3 gil :SJ All J' B I3 N 5 14 X j ll 7 I 2' 3 4 5 6 7 .7 ' ' President . . Vice-President Secretary . Roll Secretary Treasurer . . - t . .-It-.1 - - -J g .. t- ,A - -t.-.1-ft. -, ,,,f,,,,r.-z-- esssfzsf-fs -,E vfs-v1:sw-'wwf-www-MM'W Marie Cowgill Marcia Barager . Janet Elliott . Norma Stiles Jamie Kessler 71