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

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ttPHYSICIANsat Link M edical Profession and Aspiring Doctors Stimulating the interest of today,s students in he many fields of medicine was one of the main urposes 0f the Future Physicians Club. In this, 'ts first year of existence, the Chapter has made mazing progess through the diligent efforts of its embers. Now afhliated with the Dade County Med- 'cal Association, Future Physicians provided an im- ortant link between the professional medical field nd today,s youth. Membership for this club was xtended to those students interested in medicine and its related fields who maintain a B average. Guest speakers, covering varied topics, were one of the focal points of the year,s activities. Under the experienced leadership of Mr. Hoff- man, members corresponded with many of the H Xx medical schools throughout the country to obtain FUTURE PHYSICIANS OFFICERSeB.K1inkenstein,President; catalogs and other pertinent information for the P. Inman, Secretary; M. Cohen, Treasurer; B. Ginsberg, Vice career and college files in the guidance office. President- UTURE PHYSICIANSeBoltom Row: J. Litt, W. Bitter, D. Perlmaan, T. Kloth. Second Row: M. Engelman, M. Cohen, B. Ginsberg, E. elafuente. Top Row: P. Inman, W. Schorr, M. Horowitz, R. Ruthstein, H. Levine, W. Klinkenstein, Mr. Hoffman. 241

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FUTURE NURSES Gain Practical Experience Through S chool C linic Willingness and the ability to help others were among the chief characteristics found in the mem- bers of the Future Nurses of America. The girls who belong to this organization must maintain a 2.5 scholastic average and possess a desire to make nursing their future careers. Through Future Nurses, guided by Miss Jasiecki, the girls were able to serve their community and school. During the year, the members participated in a variety of activities. The annual sale of school stationery, plus a bake sale helped raise funds; Attending district and state meetings, the mem- bers became acquainted with their counterparts in other chapters of this organization while exchangJ A , , ing ideas on modern nursing practices. Their assisti FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA OFFICERSeK. Ryan, Presi- aim in the SChOOl Clinic and ViSitS.tO local hOS' dent; M. Koyack, Secretary; M. Waldstein, Treasurer; C. Decker, pltals were well recelved and prov1ded valuable Vice President. practical experience for future careers. i ms K F FUTURE NURSESeBottom Row: M. Billowitch, R. Wojnar, J. Ormsby, C. Ryan, K. Ryan, J. Ormsby, J. Concordia, J. Magaril. Secon Row: M. Haddad, C. Ferris, S. Blalock, M. Koyack, T. Southard, P. Koyack, C. Vigman, S. Larkin, K. Greenstein. Third Row: Miss Jasi cki, C. Decker, M. Reed, C. Sanders, F. Dinerman, R. Lucht, J. Timmerman, B. Shelley, A. Avant, A. Fried. Top Row: Mrs. Antley, I Waldstein, P. DeNunzio, S. Frederickson, H. Kapner, A. Barr, M. Flatten, D. Kuller, B. Jenkins, D. Heckman, W. Furash, Mrs. Straub. 240

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RED CROSS-Bottom Row: J. Magaril, J. Shedd, 5. Deal, B. Bayder, D. Ferguson. Second Row: B. Vinson, H. Hadad, M. Koyack, Rust, B. Gallagher, M. Mullen, P. Koyack. Third Row: L. Adams, R. Shuert, A. Major, A. Poore, V. Hillman, K. Kelly, A. Bar, P. Bulk' M. Deutsch. Top Row: J. Clayton, E. Davis, J. Critchlow, P. Day, T. Harvey, J. Morford, R. Heller, K. Hillman. RED CROSS Solicits Contributions for United F und Campaign Representatives elected from each homeroo made up the Red Cross Club Of Norland. The mem bers, led by Miss Paluzzi, Mr. Akin, and Mr. Arena strived to stimulate their homeroom Classmates t participate in the drive for Christmas contribu tions for needy families. Another service projec was the annual United Fund for which contribution were solicited from the student body. Since th Red Cross was composed of a representative fro each homeroom section, the enrollment was ver large, enabling the club to accomplish innumer able tasks for the community. Stuffed animals were fashioned out of sock and other remnants with buttons or thread t- NORLAND RED CROSS CLUB OFFICERS V H'll S give the impression of a face and body. Thes. e . 1 man, ecre- - . . . tary; A. Poore, Vice President; A. Major, President; A. Coney, glfts were taken to hospltals t0 brlghten th' Treasurer. long hours of young children who were patients 242