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

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ADVANCED SPANISH Promotes F riendship B etween Americans and N eighbors Emphasis has been placed on forming strong ties with Latin American nations. T0 thoroughly know people, one must understand their way of life and their language. Programs for this year placed stress on the creation of friendship between American students and those of Latin America. This was done through congenial relationships with those Latin Americans in Miami and by corre- spondence with those in their native lands. Sales of heat tags and culinary delicacies helped finance a program which featured guest speakers, cultural exhibits, and films. Students in third and fourth year Spanis classes were eligible for membership in the Ad ADVANCED SPANISH CLUB OFFICERSeS. Randolph, Secre- vaFCei 1311331115? CIUb giggh, ginger the ?dVlgor tary; B. Roller, Treasurer; S. Snyder, Vice President; R. Price, Shlp O IrS. V6 311-337 5.111 r5- 3 ertrlan, alme 3' President. the practlcal applicatlon 0f the Spanish language ADVANCED SPANISH CLUBeBottom Row: K. Knollman, J. Phillips, R. Carber, S. Snyder, D. Perone, S. Bonn. Second Row: K. Weave P. Daniels, S. Randolph, L. Boyd, B. Abramowitz, E. Bonn, K. Kirgan, H. Knott. Third Row: J. Kannette, C. Fitzpatrick, S. Edsell, ' Bucher, J. Chait, J. McGibbon, J. Laws. Top Row: Mrs. Bakerman, H. Oxenberg, R. Cahen, R. Price, R. Roller, M. Klein, J. Breslaw, Silidker, T. Bruce. 222

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SPANISH HONOR Adds Inspiring Atmosphere by S peaking only Spanish Membership in the Spanish Honor Society was open to students who showed outstanding interest and knowledge in the Spanish language. Meetings were conducted in Spanish with the assistance of Mrs. Pacheco and Mrs. Arenas. Films, slides, and lectures on the customs and countries of the Span- sh-speaking people added an inspiring atmosphere of variety and culture to the meetings. Broader and deeper appreciation of the Latin ulture was the aim of the society. To cultivate his appreciation and mastery of the language, ctivities focusing around a Latin theme were planned. Visits to a Spanish movie and restaurant, ork in the Latin center, and a banquet with a l atin theme were on the agenda for club members. . . SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERSeB. Saskin, Vice Presi- t free tutorlng SCI'Vlce by members of the Club was dent; B. Thomson, President; J. Karvonen, Treasurer; G. Resnick, vailable to any student desiring help. Secretary- PANISH HONOR SOCIETY4Bott0m Row: J. Gershwin, C. Sampson, K. Greenstein, L. Tremblay, R. Berkowitz, B. Thomson. Second ow: E. Leifman, S. Hines, D. Salles, G. Resnick, A. Forges, A. Canal. Top Row: Mrs. Pacheco, D. Roediger, J. Caplan, J. Karvonen, . Johnson, J. Breslaw, L. Kaplan, B. Saskin, B. Pallares, Mrs. Arenas. 221

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SPANISH CLUB Brings J 0y by Easter Party for S punish Orphanage Especially essential in today,s complicated world of alliances and military pacts are friendly rela- tions with Latin American neighbors. These are favorably disposed through an adequate knowledge of this native language. Cultivating and advanc- ing the students7 knowledge of the Spanish lan- guage is the chief aim of the Spanish Club. Through guest speakers, performers, and other numerous guides7 the Spanish Club has appealingly sharpened the interest of the members. Two bake sales elevated the treasury of the club for the frequent sponsoring of show slides and movies. Providing an Easter party for the Spanish Orphanage, the club brought happiness into the lives of youngsters. Sponsored by Mr. Murray, the membership was Open to students desiring 3 SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS-C. Lee,VicePresident; M. Bergen, more complete study Of Latin American neighbors. Secretary; M. Segal, President; G. Prevost, Treasurer. ,; w SPANISH CLUB-Bottom Row: M. Segal, K. Kennedy. L. Gardener, G. Prevost, C. Schoening, N. Porter. Second Row: M. Rudnick, C. iosiere, C. Schultz, P. Irving, R. Mire, S. Pass, R. PromoH, I. Vargas, A. Kaplan. Third Row: P. Goldman, N. Boston, R. Rudko, N. athews, P. Kearney, A. Gurwin, S. Frederickson, M. Bergan, J. Keller, B. Moss. Top Row: Mr. Murray, R. Kesseler, R. Manley, J. Mor- 10rd, G. Shapely, R. Cripe, R. Heller, B. Lederer, F. Balsamo. 223