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

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I7 6 .72 . . ,, 453,52-' . ,ly L , . fu ,r 5' L. A 5 I ' , 1 Q .1 ef 5' :4 ff l Nadine Burrell, Marilyn Smifh, and Janice Monlgomery lisrened Io fhe minules. Bob Vanvalkenbe,-Q inquired abouf fha purposes of Commgffees- -iw. ,. . Q 1 wie, of we-Q ve . - '. . au . 'X 1 R X Firsr Shill 5.6, Members: I. Dorinda Brown. 2, Verna Ferguson, 3. Delores Brown, 4. Judy Redsrone. 5. Sue Redsfone. 6. Susan Marlin. 7. Lois Sammelinger, 8 M Raab, 9. Rifa Holi, IO. Donna Anderson, I I. Marjorie Duefch, l2. Willie Johnson. I3. Rosalyn Hunler. I4. Pai Zarnudio. I5. Pam Ude, l6. Janice I7 ney Marlin. l8. Margarel' Henry, I9. Carol Hicks, 20. Lynda Fifzsfephens, 2l. Anfhony McDaniels, 22. Vanessa Nickerson, 23. Joanne Huqes, 24. Marilyn Sandy Perpich, 26. Linda Carmicheal, 27. Kerry Hon, 28. Sandra Lampkin. 29. Janice Baker, 30. Donna Halyburfon, 3I. Robin Keller, 32. Sharon Bowers, 33. Mike field, 34, Joyce Mumford, 35. Jessie McMillen, 36. Thomas Collons, 37. Scofr Kaplan. 38. Dave Suskaver, 39. Holly Osflund, 40. Jamie Rubin. 4I, Carole Palmer Morris. 43. Nadine Burrell, 44. Maureen Elder, 45. Sylvia Bofero, 46. Kirn Ehman, 47. Dawn London. 48. Lon Bryanf, 49. Keifh Tribble, 50. Trey Quaranfa, 5l Slalford, 52. Toni Palms, 53. John Henderson, 54. Alfonso Jones, 55. Darrell Carfer, 56. Scolf Carler, 57. Bob VanValkenberg, 58. Debbie Brice, 59. Charlie 60. Sisie Corner, 6l . Bruce Dodge, 62. Alan Brown, 63. Jay Einsgold. 64. Neil Bergal, 65. Ken Walker. Noi Shown: Randy Allen. Bob Davis, Bill Fields. Lori Hufchinson, Leslie Kimbrell, Cris Koch, Joan Lefkowifz, Sieve Maple, Rick McBride, Rebecca McDowell. Pele Mendel, Cheryl Peel, Jayne Sakal, Evan Shepard, Vanessa West Vanessa Sfalen. Peggy Vasquez, Shelly Zucker, George Norris.

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and aching backs. WiTh The guidance oT Marco Gomez and oTTicers Bob SisTik ilvice-presidenTl, ScoTT Field lsecreTaryl. and Dean STrobino lTreasurerl. members conTribuTed To The school and communi- Ty. A maior proiecT was The sponsoring oT The senior hayride in December, Key also acTed as pall bearers during TooTball season. Key men carried ouT a Cava- lier coTTin in which The Cougar reigned vicTorious. ln The annual canned Tood drive. Key won honors Tor collecTing The greaTesT amounT oT cans. Presiding as sweeThearTs were Cheryl Bogh, Linda Carmichael, Bev Herm, Sandy Perpich. and Barbara Truba. X ln The early parT of The year Thespians ramaTized Three Edgar Allan Poe Tories - Masque of The Red DeaTl'1, The ouse of Usher, Tell-Tale HearT. ln The pring, The Thespians enacTed a second lay - The Remarkable lncidenT aT Car- on's Corner. Being a member of Thespi- ns was a rewarding experience. lT uided sTudenTs in The Tield oT acTing nd gave a picTure oT realism involved in he sTage. To become a Thespian, a sTu- enT had To donaTe one hundred sTage ours as an apprenTice To a Tull-Tledged hespian. CivineTTes, a service club, joined in he March oT Dimes bread sale in No- ember. BeTore vacaTion, CivineTTes residenT, Sue McDonald was busy or- anizing candy cane sales To encourage hrisTmas spiriT. Even Though Teachers ended To Trown on Them, sTudenTs sTill nioyed The sweeT TreaTs. On February 3, The club enTerTained The children aT avenis School wiTh candy, skiTs, and Ther sweeTs. CivineTTes is a parT oT Civi- an, an inTernaTional organizaTion. RSVP, an organizaTion Tor fuTure omemakers, oTTered Time and services Sunrise ExcepTional Children's Home r The ReTarded. Members helped re- air shelves, painT. and do oTher odd bs. The club also parTicipaTed in a Clean up The Everglades campaign. pril 27-30, a sTaTewide convenTion was onducTed aT The Deauville HoTel in iami Beach. May l, The organizaTion aTed in The sTudenT Take over oT CiTy all. STudenTs Took over The mayor's oT- ce and oTher oTTicial posiTions in CiTy all. RSVP had a dogwash To exTermi- aTe Tleas. an arTiTicial Tlower sale, a encil sale, bake sales, and carwashes. uring FighT The FilTh week in January, Tive members pickeTed in hope oT aThering aTTenTion To The horrible ap- pearance oT The school. NaTional Honor SocieTy, under The direcTion oT Gary Greenberg and oTTi- cers Sue STahr, Kerri Hon, Sue McDon- ald. and Chris Klein, parTicipaTed in ac- TiviTies which enriched The minds. On Tuesdays, members wenT To Kendale Ele- menTary and TuTored The children ThaT had diTTiculTies in school subiecTs. NHS also TuTored Killian sTudenTs in all aca- demic subiecTs excluding maTh. ArT Honor SocieTy presidenT, Debbie London, was assisTed by Gianna Iglesias and Carol Orr in planning exhibiTs and new service ideas. Though The organiza- Tion was an inTeresT club, members car- ried ouT services, one oT which was inTro- ducing arT To migranTs oT Narania. Mr. Edward Dubocq. sponsor, encouraged members To painT a mural Tor ThelTeach- er's lounge. The club sold and exhibiTed arT aT The Village Mall and in The school library. TalenTed arTisTs enTered in Scho- lasTic ArT Awards. AHS membersl whose work was selecTed Tor The STaTe Florida Regional ExhibiTion were Gianna Iglesias and CarlTon Thompson. BoTh won gold keys. Honorable menTions included Ron- ald Duncan, Tom Broadbent Gianna lg- lesias. and Kim Gee. During TooTball season, Pam CarTer was seen guiding The Pep Club aT games and pep rallies. AT These evenTs, The club saT in a special secTion and invenTed rou- Tines To Tollow up wiTh The cheerleaders. AT The beginning oT every TooTball game, Pep provided a painTed hoop which was placed beTween The goal posTs Tor The players To bursT Through. L'AmiTie was a new service club Tormed Tor The purpose oT promoTing Triendship and service in The school and communiTy. Donna Albury, president paved The way Tor L'AmiTie's TirsT acTive year. She and vice-presidenT Mary Hawkins busily planned The club's acTivi- Ties while Lynn RoberTs wroTe news- leTTers To all The members. OTher oTTicers were Lori Walker, Treasurer: Holly Red- dingTon and Mindy Alexander, parli- amenTarians: and Karen McKenzie, his- Torian. Members oT The club sponsored bake sales, carwashes, and sewed Tlashy Ties Tor The sTudenTs. Girls parTicipaTed in The March oT Dimes Bread Sale and The February Walk-a-Thon. March ll, acTive members visiTed Snapper Creek Nursing Home, bringing The residenTs Tlowers. boxes oT candy, and homemade cards. -AU l 'K I7

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SG Organized, Revised, and Contributed Leah Schneier. 9. Danny Murphy gf i Y-'Y iris:-mimi' as Willie Johnson and Trey Ouaranfa helped planl shrubbery. Marie Thomas. l I. Pal Zarnudio. l2. Amy Tarches. I3. Silivia I4. Vanessa Cambridge. l5. Gre- 'fan Lindblom. I6. Eleanor Bain, l7. Vanya Banlcsfon. l8. Jeri Eichenbaum, l9. Carol Recicar, 20. Pam Moncrief. 2I. Sue McDonald. 22. Holly Os- llund, 23. Mae Greenberg. 24. Leslie Arrnslrong, 25. Marge Kercheval. 26, Heri Reilly, 27. Teresa Nichols. 28. Sandra Hollingsworfh, 29. Jonarhon Paine, 30. Carl Raphael, 3l. Sharon Grant 32. Dena Chism. 33. Wendy Rome. 34. Earlane Thompson, 35. Carol Ross. 36. Suzy Davis, 37. Linda Maloslce. 38. Janef Zachary. 39. Carol Aldridge. 40. Debbie Wade. 4I. Gary Porler, 42. Paul Kaminslcy. 43. Mark Lipperr, 44. Charles Kafz. 45. Mrs. Williams, 46, Leslie Mayo, 47. Herman Hobbs. 48. Jessie McMillen. 49. Scorl Carter. 50. Elberf Price. 5l. Arfhur Mann. Nor Shown: Annie Barnes. Alei Bei. David Hunfer, Heidi Grant Sue Milcula, Beverly Payne. Scoif Phillips. Eric Randolph. Edna Robinson. Bambi Scolf, Chris Becker. Q Wiih fheir unusual ouffifs. Sfudenr Governmenf officers ioyiully parficipaled in Cosfume Day. 'I77