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

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7. Huff, B. Owen, M. Miller, B. Taubler, B. Overton7 B. Cripe, P. Andell, M. Kurtz, G. Stevenson, J. Elovich, G. Poston, S. Chitwood, G. I annenbaum, Y. Smith. Top Row: J. Lewis, B. Morrison, L. Walters, P. Strybing, L. Phillips, C. Thorpe, J. Timmerman, C. Gentry, G. hearon, D. Pettit, A. Luelke, C. Weaver, D. Donahue, C. Waff, M. Cahill, G. McInally, G. Littleton, J. Cairns, J. Cameron, A. Finn, . Osgood, V. New, Mr. Duff. Judy Lewis arranges the collar of Jim Fraziefs choir robe in preparing for an upcoming concert. $6 3:? ' CAPPELLA CHOIR OFFICERS-D. Anderson, Treasurer; G. Shearon. ice President; P. Andell, President; J. Cairns, Secretary. 211

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ttA,, CAPPELLA CHOIReBottom Row: B. Morris, S. Murphy, D. Anderson, C. Fritsch, H. Medina, J. Frazier, P. Shaughnessy, C. De D. Brooks, S. Lake, B. Townsend, M. Jedan, B. Granoff, C. Pollack, N. Cooper, P. Lisenbee, R. Berkowitz. Second Row: G. Selby, D. Mil S. Sherman, J. Timmerman, S. Hines, J. Zarch, C. Waddell, W. Gracie, R. Phipps, B. Klinkenstein, F. Duva, A. Levine, A. Sheeter, Marsh, C. Handy, S. Anthony, C. Drake, S. Mingacci, M. Dorris. Third Row: C. Bassett, L. Sivyer, A. Eley, B. Baldwin, J. Nall- A Cappella Choir librarians remove music for the choral arrange- ment to be presented at the Christmas Assembly before the holidays. 210 A CAPPELLA CHOI ' B roadens M usic A ppreciatio With A ppealing Programs Developing musical talent and promoting greate musical interest, the A Cappella Choir has main tained its high ideals by providing delightful ente tainment and fine music throughout the school yea The participation of the 4tAt, Choir in Christma assemblies displayed the joyous spirit of the hol' day season. Among their outstanding performance during the year were presentations for Miami No 1.3an Parent-Teacher Association, the Mid-Winte and Spring Concerts, and an engrossing progra 1 during National Education Week. Through Mr. Duff95 efforts, the Choir attempteu to develop musical talents. Appealing program presented by the cZAx,, Choir broadened the appre ciation of harmony and provided a large repe toire to please those with varied musical taste 0n the basis of ability and performance, member were selected for the All-State Choir. Vocalist were honored at the end of the year with letter which symbolizd their achievements.

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NATIONAL HONOR Achieves Scholastic Quality with I ndividual Initiative Scholarship, leadership, service, and character ethese are the passwords to National Honor So- ciety. This organization provides an opportunity for intellectual, capable and responsible students to be recognized for their achievements. Miami Norlandk chapter, led by Mrs. Carlson and Mr. McCullough, selects its limited membership from the most highly qualified students. To uphold the importance of education, the Na- tional Honor Society presented a banner to the homeroom in each grade level which had the highest academic average for a grading period. Activities V V ,. such as heat tag sales and bake sales were used to ATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERSeE. Tiemer, Trea- finance expenses for district-and state convention surer; L. Deldin, Vice President; R. Lawton, President; G. Rap- delegates- In these conventions, many chapters chik, Secretary. met to discuss business and to share experiences. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYeBottom Row: S. Pasternack, E. Teimer, K. Greenstein, L. Stein. Middle Row: M. Arnold, K. Sears, B Goldstein, M. Reed, G. Rapchik, R. Berkowitz, C. Tella. Top Row: B. Hutson, G. Resnick, C. Wurmser, B. Johnson, L. Deldin, M. Far ber, H. Migliore. 212