Miami Norland High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Invalid Children Warmed By Sorrota Cheer Giving of themselves is the theme of the Sorrota Ser- vice Club as the members dedicate much time to serving their school and their community. The guideposts for this organization are five words: responsibility, de- pendability, leadership, honor and integrity. Fulfilling the obligations dictated by these ideals has enabled Sorrota to become a highly beneficial organization. By making food baskets at Thanksgiving and taking books and toys to the childrenis ward at Jackson Memorial Hospital during the Christmas season, the club'has helped bring holiday warmth and joy to the needy and the ill. School spirit was promoted by Sorrota when it distributed cards containing the National Anthem and Norlandis Alma Mater. Capital to finance these projects was received from the sale of maroon and grey activity bracelets. Under the direction of Mrs. Joan Hahn and Mrs. John Lasseter Betty Langer as co-sponsor, Sorrota has established Sorrota Sugar a reputation of unselfish service and devotion. M. Applegate, Pres. B. Finney, V. Pres. T. Breslaw, Sec. K. Sams, Treas. L. Andrews B. Becker S. Brown T. Carameros C. Decker L. Deldin C. Dix N. Duquet N. Elsasser D. Fansler C. Grover S. Hines L. Hurn B. Johnson 106

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Key Club Members Uphold Maxim ccWe Builda, Functioning in harmony with their maxim, iiWe build , members of the Key Club executed their pledge to tidevelop initiative and leadership while promoting their various ideals of service and conduct. Under the supervision of Mr. Hahn and Mr. Laws, the Key Club directed its efforts in many different areas. Members planned the location and publicity for the Father and Son Banquet and sold colorful Viking beach towels as their paramount project. They ushered at football games, sold cokes, directed tramc on Career Day, and performed the convenient service of renewing drivers, licenses for students and faculty. Members polished the trophies in the display case and painted the lines in the parking lot as two undertakings that were part of their efforts to maintain and improve the beauty of the building. At homecoming, the Key Club served as escorts for the queen and her court. This year several representatives attended the Florida State Key Club Convention in April. Key Club has striven this year to be more closely associated with their sponsoring organization, the Kiwanis Club. This was accomplished by sharing the responsibilities of the Kids Day at Greynolds Park, a bowling party, the annual Kiwanis pancake dinner at North Miami Beach, and individuals attending Kiwanis meetings and luncheons once each week. Karen Dietz Key Club Sweetheart Painting curbstones in the parking lot demands full atten- tion; from conscientious Key Club member; John Allison. X MIIMI gxxsglagbga V Leadership for successful ventures such as the Viking beach towels is rup- plied by officers Sol Varon, Bob Livermore, Mike McLeod, and Bill Phifer. 105

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The Hall of Fame, one of the innovations introduced by Sorrow, is reviewed by its officers as they plan future service projects. L. Morrison B. Morse S. Pasternack M. Reed G. Resnick M. A. Riccardi G. Scelzi D. Smith S. Snyder Mrs. Hahm Toni Carameros, and Lorraine Trembla make ornaments to be placed on the 017icc bulletin board. A S. Quentin C. Quinlan G. Rapchick S. Rose S. Rosenberg J. Ryall M. Sourbeer E. Teimer L. Tremblay 107