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

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During a meefing, senior board discussed 'the prom, hayricle, and ofher proiecfs planned for The year. J 1 K 1 X l1?i?f.5fQ2'iL if' fri? I-is ' T-i ' f Q 19:1 g v.,,1ri1f ifvfwfff i Ami' .li fvmzf V M ,..- - .. . - .gyaay-xg 1 lie Senior officers Bob Davis and Mike Foreman conducfed ll'16 board meefinqs. Marilyn Jones lisfened 'fo suggesfions and argumenfs from senior board officers Al a rypical board meering relaxed seniors enioyed a laugh befween mafrers on may fi' f '

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ding exTra pounds To conquer Their seT desTinaTion - a beach or parlc. A shorT sfop under a breezy Tree enabled Them To Take off Traclc shoes and resT awhile. On May 20, The prom sparklecl amidsf TounTain lighTs and beaufiful gardens aT The Playboy Plaza on Miami Beach. BoTh seniors and iuniors aTTended The scenic memory. ln order To obTain a free prom TiclceT, seniors were required To have sold over 525.00 worTh of magazines during lasT year's Junior Magazine Drive. Bal- loons. sfreamers, fancy Table arrange- menTs, prom programs and favors, and The band were The resulTs of The maga- zine drive which ToTaled over S5,000. The evening was magnificenf for all couples who walfzed endlessly in The grand ballroom. For sTruggling Through Twelve hard years of endless sfudying, The diploma was proof of all accomplishmenTs. BuT. There were some ThaT excelled. These were The Silver KnighTs, awards pre- senfed by The Miami Herald To fourTeen ouTsTanding seniors in each high school. Silver KnighTs were besTowed on Those who serviced The school and communiTy in a relaTed field, KiIlian's Twelve nom- inees were: English LiTeraTure - Sue Muller: MaThemaTics - Doris Parker: Science - Gary Greenberg: Social Science - Richard Bass: ArT - Debbie London: lndusTrial!VocaTional - Holly OsTluncl: Journalism - Carrol Gullen: Speech - John Olsen: AThleTics - David Solliday: Cifizenship - ScoTT CarTer: General Scholarship - Richard Kram: and Music - Jessie McMillan. STudenTs in each caTegory compefed in counTy compeTiTions wiTh winners from area high schools. AnoTher special recogniTion for The Class of '72 was Senior Accolades. Dur- ing winTer seniors voTed on fourTeen people who had been ouTsTanding in some way. WheTher sporTs, personaliTy, inTellecTual, or all around person, seniors chose favoriTes To represenT Their class. Accolades for The l972 year were: Pris- cilla CanTwell, Bob Davis, Malachi Green. Xavier HunTer, Jessie McMillan, BeTh Miles, Joyce Mumford, l-lolly OsTlund, CurTis Parnell, Yvonne Parfin. Sandy Perpich, Debbie STafford, Alfred Woodson. and PaT Zamudio. Then, graduaTion. 'l'ogeTher for The lasT Time, seniors marched down The aisles. ResTless. They seT on wooden chairs awaiTing Their Turn To wall: alone across The sTage beTween applause. Doors opened To a new world, and sen- iors branched ouT To form a broad-mind- ed generaTion learning Through misfalces. how differenf day-Things are aT nighT - i see whiTish dry dusT and hear high Thunder. i am hidden, concealed. parT of The raindrop in The air i cannoT find myself losT in whaT was once my world and now is only pieces wiTh no line To separaTe shadow from obiecT.

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f Looking fhrouglw c magazine arficle in The library. senior class secrefary Lynn Roberfs gafhered ideas. agenda. Seniors affended fhe meefings for informafion or fo propose acfivi+i Board Sponsored Moior Event -- Prom . M4 xxx' .. 1uf 1 x Officers Lynn Roberfs. Priscilla Canfwell. Bob Davis, and Mike Foreman lis+ened arfenfively 'ro a suqgesfion.