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

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Tension mounts, as decisions must be reached in short periods of time. 33 DEDICATION Since the first volume of the Valhalla was published in 1961, Mrs. Betty Lang- er, the yearbook advisor, has reHected the qualities of dedication not only to the annual but also to Norland. Under her leadership, the Valhalla has earned the esteemed honors of an nAil American77 and a ttMedalisth yearbook. Clearing the cloudy path for the un- experienced, she has taught staff mem- bers with enduring patience. Guiding the layout, copy, and business staff she has accepted responsibility with a firm hand that was never to be shaken in moments of despair.Th0ugh many times have been extremely trying, Mrs. Langer has met these diiiiculties with the true Viking spirit which resulted in undenyable suc- cess. She has shOWn her willingness to serve by the countless times she has sac- riiiced her personal time and plans to remain with the staff far into the evening in order to meet the ever-present dead- lines throughout the year. Mrs.Langer,s sincere and friendly per- sonality has won for her a multitude of friends. The yearbook staff is deeply in- debted to her for the unselfish devotion and service she has shown in assisting and guiding us to the production of the Valhalla. How could we help but admire the person who has led us to success? How could we help but exhault the figure which we have sought for advice and counsel? It is for these reasons that we, the yearbook staff tuntil this time have kept secret from heri, proudly bestow the honor of dedicating the 1964 Val- halla t0 MRS. BETTY LANCER.

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CURRICULUM English . . . Science . . . Fine Arts Homemaking . . . Physical Education . . . In- dustrial Arts . . . Math . . . Custodians Cafeteria Staff . . . Business Administration Social Studies . . . Languages 35