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

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LITERARY SOCIETY MARGARET TRIANA DID RESEARCH IN THE LIBRARY, LOOKING CONSCIENTIOUSLY THROUGH BOOKS TO FIND SOME VERY REMOTE FACTS. Publishing OMNI Magazine Soon Became the Clubis Major Project OMNI , A Cougar magazine, was the Literary So- ciety's project of this year and the next, and the next, and the next, and the next. Interest in writing, the only entrance qualification, gathered approximately thirty members who created the artful annual magazine under editor Sha Gavra's direction. To finance the printing, publishing, and distribution of Omni, the group went to Tropicare's Swap Meet at 5 a.m. to sell collected wares. Other fund raising activi- ties were planned and executed. Specialized advertising also helped to finance it. The advertising was gathered to fit specifically with the nature of the magazine, which made the advertising as interesting as the work of the students. Every other Thursday brought heads together to con- coct the fabrication of wits of students all over the school. Mrs. Charlotte Hall sponsored the club with ad- vice, direction, final transcriptions, and discretion. President ,....,. ..... S ha Gavra Vice President . . . . . Barbara Wells Secretary .,... . . . Karen Bowers Treasurer ..,. . . . Candy Kitchin ...XL .F 'I S I Z 5 6 1. Barbara Wells 2. Teri Gluski 3. Karen Bowers 4. Nina Shandloff 5. Alison McAlwain 6. Janice Bullard I 93

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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

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Heyward Wever Judy Sofge Pepper Brooke Angie Solar Mark Sussino Carol Koestline Lois Hopkins Carl DeyArmin John Sykes Dawn Freiwald Lee Royce Interacfs Guidance Aided Parents Open House Tours Lost parents depended upon Interact guides when befuddled by a maze of class- rooms at open house. Ninth graders also viewed the school with Interact directions when the service club participated in ninth grade orientation. Interact was awarded the honor of flag raising services this year and reliably per- formed their duty each morning. Fund raising activities such as Cougar patch sales, car washes, candy sales, license plates, and sno-cone sales benefited the chil- dren of Parkway Children's Home. Interact along with the girls from Civinettes threw a huge Easter Party forthe home. w It Publicizing clubs before spring induction was an attempt to lure students in their direction. Interact's job fell to L. Royce. ue: .nn nizmmsrn-.gran-mx-axzun u.if11 m1-nnmw1v1m s .emma-uuswmnmmn: -sun. .enum ng-u