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

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tk- RT CLUB-Bottom Row: J. Bell, R. Carper, M. Moore, K. Moore, K. Herold, C. Boyd, A. Steiner t 03 - t f A , M. Hill, V. Poston, J. Dworkin. econd Row: S. Smith, M. Barreto, J. Giardinieri, J. Somma, C. Sharp, G. York, D. Winter, J. Levy, B. Sylver, S. Allnutt. Third Row: . Lewis, C. McGovern, L. Morrison, B. Carroy, C. Heride, E. Prjevlotzky, P. Bosco, D. Mavzio, C. Barleott, C. Brewer. Fourth Row: Irs. Cassady, B. Laub, R. Manley, C. Randle, B. Krider, M. Schwab, B. Owen, C. Carter, B. Harris, Mr. De Smet. rt Club Creates Beauty From Nature Ability to mold ideas creatively and express them rtistically is a talent, which must be developed and atured. The Art Club, under the guidance of Mrs. assady and Mr. DeSmet, provides a means for aspiring rt students to share ideas and techniques while render- ng a valuable service to the school and its organizations. he members, who must maintain a HB average, apply heir dexterous skills to further beautify the school. Activities, such as painting the jump circle in the gym 11d providing the colorful activities calendars in the howcase, were among the various services performed by he student artists. Members contributed to the success f the school dances by decorating the cafeteria and esigning publicity posters. Varicolored welcome signs displayed throughout the chool for the amigos were painted by the Art Club embers. They did silk-screening for organizations, sold ostcards, and presented their exhibits at the art show. Applying the fmal touch to this sign which is to be dis- played at the airport as the amigos arrive 2's Phyllis B0560.

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Works by prolim' art xtudents are placed on exhibit by Mar- Painting the final letter on a poster welcoming the amigos ion Hill and Mrs. Cassady on the art 700m bulletin board. from Nicaragua are B. Krider, C. McGovern 0f the Art Club. Art Club O$cers diligently apply their extraordinary abilities Dance. Ofcers are Phyllis BOSCO, Secretary; Marion Hill, Vice to create colorful and digerent ornaments for the Calendar. Presz'dent;Lynn Boyd, Treasuremand Richard Romeo,President.

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COOPERATIVE BUSINESS EDUCATION-Boilom Row: C. Arnold, P. McMaugh, D. Morgan, B. Campo, P. Klein, J. Leffe, Neukoop. Middle Row: B. Maurice, D. Hartford, S. Kutina, W. Towndraw, J. Bunkley, L. Galitello, B. Bass, S. Wiley. Top Row W7. Johnson, D. Pcsce, P. McConnell, J. Fusaro, E. Hines, G. Atwood, S. Marks, C. O'Berry, Mr. Brinsko. . s . ' - . , ,s , COOPERATIVE BUSINESS EDUCATION OFFICERSe B. Bass, Secretary; S. Marks, Treasurer; L. Galitello, Vice President. C.B.E. Invades The World of Business Experience, coupled with thorough training, is pro Vided by the Cooperative Business Education progra I for students who desire early advancement in their pa ticular careers. Through the assistance of the coordin. tor, Mr. Steven Brinsko, and the administration, pupi majoring in business subjects are Chosen to participat During each school morning they learn theoretical c0 cepts, while in the afternoon they use these concepu in the businesses in which they are employed. Onl students who have reached their senior year with iiftee credits and who have taken one year of typing are elig ble for C. B. E. They must also maintain a BC ac demic average. Organization members performed stenographic an clerical duties for the administration and faculty. The represented their club and school when they attende the District Ten Conference and the Florida State C0 vention. The annual spring Employer-Employee Ba quet, which was held at the Everglades Hotel, w. presented through the coordinated efforts of Cooper. tive Business Education students.