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

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This unusual decoration is typical of the Homecoming preparations. 16 At no time during the year is it pos- sible for school spirit to manifest itself more than dum'ng Spirit and Homecom- ing Weeks. Each year students follow activities designed to create a desire to participate in school functions. Home- coming Week was successfully climaxed at the Novelcmd-St. Thomas game at which M9 . and Miss Maroon and Gmy, and the Homecoming Queen and hey Court were announced. Drive, incentive and enthusiasm sow the seeds of victory. Activities encourage student participation and cooperation. . X .. $31213;

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. every muscle, and slowly but surely the struggling juniors lose ground. ' Spring was a memorable season as Spirit Week featured the Wheel-Key basketball game and the tug of war between the stal- h watts of the sophomore and junior classes. One of the most popular events was a pow- der foul? football game between the gifts of the band and choir. Culmmatmg the week was student government day during which students assumed key positions as teachers and school administrators. Eager band and chorus teams await the outcome of the coin toss. Spontaneous bursts of enthusiasm characterize the Wheel-Key basketball games as the Suh-Deb cheerleaders fervently root on their teams.

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Miss and Mr. Maroon and Gray symbolize spirit. Service develops initiative and character. Trophies remain a lasting reminder of achievement. 17