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

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lim OFFICERS President ............ Paul Padgett Vice President ........ Tom Sweeting Secretary .... . . . Joann Freedlander Treasurer . . ...... Art Fleischer if KVM 1. Joan Lipman 2. Nancy Heagle 3. Adrianne MacElwain 4. Alison MacEIwain 5. Kari Galusky 6. Jamie Kestler 7. Leslie McKown 8. Ronnie Katrick 9. Neil Stetssen 10. Glade Minch 11. Lane Cardwell 12. Frank Flores 13. Lee Royce 14. Art Fleischer 15. Jamie Miller 16. Joann Freedlander 17. Sue Jones 18. Paul Padgett

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SCIENCE TEAM JOANNE FREELANDER CHECKED HER COUNTY AWARD WINNING SCIENCE DISPLAY. 90 Science Teams Promoted the Fair among Young Inventors Working to organize a Killian Science Fair, Paul Padgett, president of the Science Teams, worked with twenty'five other scientifically in- clined students. The development of a chicken embryo and marine biology research were among the proj- ects displayed at Killian's Science Fair. The projects that ranked highest by the votes of our science teachers were sent to the Dade County Science Fair. Killian's two entries in the Fair were JoAnne Freelander and Art Fleischer. Monday afternoon spirit dances and bake sales were among the many fund raising activi- ties. The money raised went toward the one hundred dollar scholarship for the most promis- ing senior science student. Miss Huhn, advisor, worked as a major con- sultant and promoter for the club. Q I .. Scientific experimentation by Art Fleischer earned him a superior ribbon in this year's school science fair.

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JETS J. Dan Levine Paul Padgett Clay Lewis Gerald Singer Robert Hough Sam Stainton Lem Sharp Charlie Beers Paul Davis Scott Marshall Brian Alt Russ Thorton Lee Royce Stuart Rosenberg Kenny Chester Mr. Ed Stafford JETS Took Flying Steps ln Engineering Objectives Boys, who first knew engineering as a game played with electric trains, now study it as a career in the Junior Engi- neering and Technical Society. Opportuni- ties for young men in this field were cov- ered by the sponsors. VROOM . . . JETS took a flying start in their second year at Killian completing a myriad of services to community and to the school. Field trips were a boon to engineeering interest, JETS traveled to Turkey Point Power Plant, Eastern Air Lines, and to Juliette Electronics Plant. JETS stressed defensive driving with a road rally, and along with the knowledge of automotive engineering gained, members raised student enterest and club finances. 92 .42 1-Qilah azszn' mx rm we rm: no naman . .L , - 5 I E S JETS' MEMBERS DAN LEVINE AND GARY SHANKER JOINED IN THEIR CLUB MEETING I 1 me N