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

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thletics, a Vital aspect of todayvs changing society, combines and develops intellectual accuracy and physical fitness. MOST ATHLETIC drienne Kurtz Jeff Grate ENIOR SUPERLATIVES: Don Tarter, Jane Cairns, Jeff Grate, Adrienne Kurtz, Paul Andell, Andrea Finn, Don Wantuck, Gail Res- ick, Mike Sams, Gail Meacham, Frank Zaitshik, Jill Bell, John Allison, Lauren Deldin, Jim Hayes, Janis Mundy, Jeff Zarch, Pat Winn. 125

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A man must keep his friendship in constant repair since one who makes no new acquaintance will soon find himself left alone. FRIENDLIEST Paul Andell Andrea Finn Any man may be in good spirit and temper when well dressed; BEST DRESSED 1 Gail Meacham Mike Sams WA V. , .u True popularity is not followed after, but that Which follows after. MOST POPULAR Jim Hayes Janis Mundy 124

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JUNIORS Employ Enthusiasm, Hard t Warh on C lass Projects Providing useful service for the benefit of their school, this yearis juniors have earnestly fulfilled their obligations. The Class of 1965, by far the largest class in the history of Norland, is headed by class oHieers: Rodney Max, president; Roger Blair, Vice president; Sandra Dix, secretary; and De F erguson, treasurer. The combined efforts of each specialized office were necessary for the coordina- tion of the junior activities. Pride of the junior class is reflected in the spir ited display of their class ring which they wear a the cherished symbol of their school. Further, the spirit of the class has been evident in the school clubs in which the juniors have take an active part and in the magazine sales, their mai project, which helped to finance the Junior-Senior Prom. To make this project a success they worked industriously and enthusiastically. Also, the class play provided another opportunity to create a schooI-spirited effort and to give a stronger bond among the students. These important events in the junior year are the beginnings of the path ways to lead the class Junior officers of i64 are: Rodney Max, president; Dee Ferguson, Of 1965 to their anticipated day as graduates neXl treasurer; Sandy Dix, secretary; and Roger Blair, vice president. year and to their future careers. Magazine sales sponsored by the Junior Class provide funds for a Max and Sandra Dix collaborate with Mr. Hahn and Charen Aus sucessful presentation of the Iuniar-Senior Prom. Officers Rodney tin on sales techniques, a significant part of the perennial proje r72 .'