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

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Vicki Kare Judy Jacki Carter n Hoehn Sofge e Offenbach Anna Bryant 9. Gary Czito 12. Suzy Buck 15. Sue Forbes Lynn Orr 10. Beverly Bode 13. Lynn Gable 16. Sharon Hitchens Nancy Kunce 11. .lim Stoeckel 14. Patti Little 17. June Mathis Jim Reynolds

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INGENUE Working 0n Individualism Girls Created Elegant Image Conduction of the freshman orientation started lngenue's services for the year. The girl's club collected for the United Fund, sold snow cones to aide the Booster Club, and spon- sored an Easter egg hunt for a children's home. Led by officers, Anna Bryant, Vickie Carter, Sharon Hitchens, Karen Hoehn, Jacki Offen- bach, and Susie Buck, school spirit was en- couraged through the sale of Killian sweatshirts. Brownie sales and car washes enabled the club to have an induction party, at which, eight new members were accepted. Other parties through- out the year included the end of the year party where awards and gifts were received. As a final service, lngenue's seniors left a memorium to Killian. Engineering the entire year, Miss Shirley Fulcher acted as sponsor. Working together harmoniously, lngenue's officers, en- couraged a rewarding year of service to the community. 76 ss ' e 1 MWJT? D x, . . 4 , , . ie Sweethearts and new members were honored at lngenue's Induction Party. Fancy dresses and pretty coursages set the mood for the fun and frolics. Despite the for- mality of the occasion, many girls were caught off guard as a piece of cake headed into a petite mouth, or an unplanned meeting ina powder room was interrupted ? H I3 4, I6 l l .i .

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FBLA X ,,r ,tk 1' Q ly 4 gi! ' i gwww ' Q , tr A f r H K 4 .,. if. ', , ., ... V My 5 1 E L 3. -f',' r Af .W , l I l,.l .lsl L A Crystal Becerra, Jimmie Zilliner, Carl DeyArmin mused on memories. Members contributed a lot of time to the updating of their scrapbook. Money Making Ideas Helped FBLA Attend Its Convention ln order to attend the FBLA convention on Nlay 8, 9, and 10, Future Business Leaders of America had a bunch of money making projects. These projects included selling the popular green and gold school shakers, football mums, a car wash, bake sales, and selling snow cones after school. FBLA was a club that emphasized business and the qualities ofa good businessman. Field trips were planned to stimulate desire to enter the world of business. Afterwards, a discussion was held to point out the good and the short- comings in business. Under the direction of sponsors lVlrs. Lor- rine Zito, Nlrs. Virginia Norton, and President Carl DeyArmin, active members learned about the business world and what to expect from working therein. Phi Beta Lambda of Miami Dade South helped FBLA to achieve their goal We Nlean Business.