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

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. n; , . . , , A V A 43' MARCHING BAND-BRASS, TROMBONES AND BASS: Bottom Row: L. Jordon, P. Bosco, J. Price, H. Adams. Top Row: J. Scurran, J. Timmerman, B. Ses- sions, C. Duraine, A. Sorullo. WOODWINDS: Bottom Row: J Teimer, L. Freedman, R. Lucht, S. Quentin. Top Row: N. Eaton, A. Harker, C. Graham, L. Deldin, B. Welsh. 144 Kalinsky, M. Munger, L. Hansen, B. Antullis, R. Pope. Top Row: J. E. Teimer, H. Moore, S. Goggin, Mr. Reed, S. McCune, C. Stone, J. Deason. m . ,... . . x ,. . J , Row: B. Gordon, J. Weininger, G. Shanks, R. Lamel, T. Sabattasso, J. Hass, . ,. dll,S.Ch b1,A.Kh. MARCHING BAND-FLUTE, BELLS AND P overton D Be we um ey a n RINETS: Bottom Row: N. Porter, D. Williams, B. Bennett, M. Wingo, R. Marquardt, T. Fogelsong, D. Fansler, S. Ryan. Top

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Spirit Is Paramount In The Pep Club Energy and a good voice are mandatory qualities if one is to be a member of the Pep Club. This organiza- tion has been responsible, with the cheerleaders, for much of the fervor shown by the student body. The Pep Club cheering section, reserved for its members at each athletic event, was a vortex of heartiness and infectious enthusiasm. During Homecoming week the Club sponsored a Best Decorated Car Contest, in which a permanent trophy was awarded to the winner. In addition, Pep Club members held bake sales, sold HBeat Tags , and developed the enthusiasm that accompanies a large and progressive student body. The sole qualification for acceptance is that mem- bers must possess a respectable academic average. Due to vast student enthusiasm it has become one of the largest organizations at Norland. Under the direction of Miss Singletary and Miss Soloman, the Pep Club has continued to exemplify student unity and encourage good sportsmanship during the entire school year. PEP CLUB OFFICERS-L. Lennox, Secretary; P. Winn, President; D. Drobnak, Treasurer; K. Keenan, Vice Presi- dent. son, C. Fitzpatrick, M. Krayer, L. Sinco, C. Raidman, J. Caplan, A. Ricks, M Arnold, N. Gregory, V. Miller, S. Sparks, M. Acker, J. Hughson, B. Anderson, J. Featherstone, A. Bar, R. Rudko, B. Bunder, P. Trice, J. Atkins. Row Five: L. Hartley, K. Hoskins, P. Donner, G. Littleton, J. Garcia, L. Hansen, C. McGovern, G. Farrell, M. Chaskes, P. Kearny, S. Shannon, P. Canan, M. Cahill, V. Adkins, E. Hawk, B. Bawldin, B. Benson. L. Adams, J. Harvey, D. Roediges, C. Bradbury, M. Olson. Row Six: J Lennox, R. Riles, R. Lamm, R. Schilling, D. Lapham, J. Corcia, R. Bluerock, M. Leonard, M. McLeod, R. Romeo, D. Kay, T. Blake, M. Schwab, F. Balsama, J. Mac Clennan, J. Butler, K. Hillman, V. Hillman, L. Samuleson.

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' . . , is? ' Wss MARCHING BAND-BRASS, BARITONES AND MARCHING BAND-TRUMPET t 9 - b . S: Bottom Row: G. Moore, L. Wilson, J. Ward, R. Wilensky, D. Lyles. Top Row: J Jenkins, W. FRENCH HORNS: L. Gonzalez, K. Teller, T. Fansler, Williams, B. VVeatherford, J. Keegan, J. Maurice. K. Goode. IARCHING BAND-DRUM AND PERCUSSION: G. Sortor, H. White, B. .curran, B. McManus, R. Webb, R. Boggy, K. Horn, J. Paulson, D. Hansen. MARCHING BAND OFFICERS: D. Fans- ler, Treasurer; T. Fansler, Pres.; R. Lawton, Vice Pres.; B. Bennett, Secretary. 145