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

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Brushing up for a game with lngenueg Lois Hopkins, Carol Wright, and Joan Fisher practice basketball with skill and gay laughs. ARIEL MEMBERS WORKED HARD TO SELL GREEN AND GOLD JINX DOLLS. 88 i Wilhelmina Brown and Debbie Churchman of Ariel swept up broken glass and soda cans on Clean-up Day. A i , 1 if ,g -fgg 3- , ,.,,4,,A....f A fa --f Paul Koch and Debbie Churchman got good and ready to smear pieces of creamy pie in Andi Draizer's face.

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The challenges of citizenship couldn't phase the Civinettes, as Patty Fleming, Barbara Wells, Susan Schreer, Lois Gritton, Cinday Newbold, and Myra Hudson discussed the work outside school. This was another community and school service the girls club performed in accordance with their purpose. Civinettes Brightened Easter at Parkway Children's Home Geometrically figured Cougar heads showing up at most Civinette events became a club sym- bol. Garbage cans with the colorful heads indi- cated Civinette participation in clean-up activi- ties. Coed car washes held jointly with lnteract's boys raised money forthe Easter Bunny's visit to Parkway Children's Home. Upstate travel took members to area con- ventions in Orlando and Hollywood. Killian's club hosted a district meeting of Junior Civitan clubs. Students arriving from all over the coun- ty congregated in the little theatre. Jan Canter's organizational talents were challenged when she arranged a tea for per- spective members. Sponsor, Mrs. Charlotte Travis, helped found- ing members arrange the January tapping. Members of Perrine-Cutler Ridge Civitans par- ticipated in the solemn induction ceremonies. President .,........,.,... Angie Solar Vice President .......... Debbie Cox Secretary ,........... Kathi Gartland Treasurer ......,. Laurie Tanenzaph Sgt.-at-Arms ................ Gail Irving Historian .......... Debbie Chalmers Chaplain ,......,.. Melinda Andrews 87

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, c gi? ARIEL'S PLANS WERE DISCUSSED OFTEN BY JOAN FISHER AND JUDY GENTRY. ARIEL Opposing Teams Sent Running Jinxed by Arielis Spirit Dolls Jinxed opponents learned the power of Ariel spirit dolls which overpowered Killian's sports enemies. The girls service club sold the green and gold yarn dolls for football games. During a pep rally ceremony they do- nated a pair to each first stringer. The school also received Ariel's efforts at ninth grade orientation and at the annual clean- up drive. Sponsor, Mrs. Helen Wheeler, was an influen- tial force in planning the January induction ceremony. Selling bread for the March of Dimes cru- sade and ushering at the South Florida Science Fair were community projects they pursued. Ariel also participated in the Dade County Leadership Council at Carol City Senior High. 'Fx 5 . President .........., ,..... A ndi Draizar Vice President ..,...,..... Judy Gentry Recording Secretary .... Carol Wright Corresponding Sec. .... Carolyn Ross Treasurer ........,...,. Linda Heinzman Historian .,,,.............. Lois Hopkins Parliamentarian .... Deb Churchman 1. Lois Hopkins 2. Libby Harris 3. Jenny McDougal 4. Debbie Churchman 5. Andi Draizar 6. Linda Heinzman 7. Judy Gentry 8. Carol Wright