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

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Dogpatchk pride are carefree Lil Abner, Richard Sharp, and pert Daisy Mae, Karen Dietz. Thexe handsome couples represent their Classes in the Royal Court at the Annual Coronation Ball. 21

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Departme from the rigid styles of tm- ditional dances has characterized the 1963 social schedule. A visit to quaint Dogpatch by Norlcmdls Ijz'l Abners and Daisy Maes marked the annual Sadie Hawkins; Day celebration. A continen- tal fiavor was added in the language clubss Mardi Gms Costume Ball. Indian Bill Wack puts the Iinal touches on his Mardi Gras costume. Publicity is the key to a successful Mardi Gras Ball. Upcoming activities are announced by effective, eye-catching posters. 20

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Excellent dramatic presentation marked the 1963 school year. In early October, the Dmma Department presented Ramshachle Inn? at myster v-comedy which had the audi- ence alternating from tewor t0 laughter. In February, the Thespicm play, Heaven Can Waitf another mystery-comedy, provided a second evening of excellence. Throughout the season, plays such as Around the World in Eighty Daysf 'hSoh'd Gold Cadillacf; and r??oman Candleht were superbly per armed. Troubled by a chronic fear of darkness Karen Smith hurriedly hid in a large trunk when the lights went out until they were restored. 22