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

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S. Pasternack, Pres. G. Rapchik, V. Pres. V. Penn, Sec. B. Johnson, Treas. L. Andrews B. Bennett 5. Coury C. Decker L. Deldln S. Dix N. Duquet C. Fitzpatrick G. Goldstein C. Hastings S. Hines J. Kannette B. Morse S. Quentin M. Reed C. Resnick M. Rowley B. Shelley D. Smith S. Snyder L. Stein E. Teimer J. Teimer L. Tremblay B. Trost 256

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SUB DEBS Demonstrate Desire to Serve Through Varied Projects Qualities of leadership, character, and the desire to serve the community and the school were main objectives of Sub Debs members who must main- tain a 3.0 academic and conduct average. Under the leadership of Mrs. Mahon and Miss Kelly, members had an eventful and fulfilling year. Autumn was highlighted by their co-sponsorship 0f the Sweetheart Dance. Maroon and gray yarn dolls were made and sold by the members to help bolster t school spirit. Winter brought with it the sales of lmaroon and gray Norland sweatshirts. The quell- ing of the students, hunger pangs was initiated through after-school pretzel sales. haring a delectable bagel following the pretzel-bagel sale re member Laura Predmore and sponsor Mrs. Mahon. Sub Deb members, Andrea Finn and Dana Anderson, prepare an attractive floral arrangement for the teacherst table in the cafeteria. SUB DEBS OFFICERSeK. Sears, Vice President; N. Gregory, President; R. Berkowitz, Treasurer; C. Whitelock, Secretary. a 255

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SORROTA Performs Field Service for Charitable Organizations Baskets were prepared for needy families at Thanksgiving and during Easter. Maria Home was :he scene of Christmas carols and distribution of : ruit and candy at Christmas. The girls aided in :he field work for the March of Dimes, Leukemia Society, and the Tuberculosis Association. To per- form these activities, as well as such projects as iirection signs for the halls and alma mater cards For the incoming sophomores, funds were raised by heat tag sales, bake sales, car wash, and the annual activity bracelet sales. At the Sweetheart Formal, Ieff Grate was named as the Sorrota aSugar3, Promotion of leadership, citizenship, and a sense of responsibility in high school girls is the purpose of Sorrota. Under the guidance of Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Shands, Sorrota girls devoted them- selves in service to the school and community. 1 Hard work with other members of the club in performing traditional activities gave each member a sense of satisfaction. Activities included the care hnd maintenance of the Hall of Fame, the decorat- ing of the administration bulletin board each onth, and the assisting in the library. Jeff Grate Sorrota Sugar Hanging a photograph of Mike Giles in the Hall of Fame, Sue Quentin questions Mrs. Flowers and B. Shelley as to its symmetry. Displaying their creativeness on the Administration Ohice Bulle- tin Board, Marian Reed and Lauren Deldin post their decorations. 257