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

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J . I A v Presentation of calendars to guests climaxes the Calendar Dance. Sandy Dix, queen of the 1964 calendar, makes her crowning debut. Presentation of the N.F.L. calendar girls and the queen climaxes weeks of anxious anticipation of the entire student body. WQESWmewwamxwmww-w 27

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Calendar Girls Greet Seasons U ntil the queen was selected, tension ran high at the Calendar Dance. The crescendo was reached when Sandy Dix was named queen. January was greeted by Jill Bell, followed by Karen Kennedy and Ruth Carber. S pring was reflected in the faces of Katie Reed, Jane Cairns, and Kathy Sears. H osting the summer were Judy Mane, Joanne Ruth, and Linda A delman; and the year was concluded by Leslie Lennox, Carol Sampson, and M ary Cahill. Soft captivating music and stylish clothes suggest pleasurable moments to remember. 10 C:

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Vikings Bring Christmas Cheer C hristmas is a time of happiness and cheer. The Vikings brought such qualities into many homes by contributing toys, clothing, food and other useful articles to the annual White C hristmas Program. v2. A m Mr. Bagley helps in preparing Christmas gift packages. Rehearsals are essential for choral perfection. Through the White Christmas Program students learn the satisfaction of giving. 28