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

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CLASSES Sigurds . . . Seniors . . . Senior Activities Juniors . . . Junior Activities Class of ,64 Ochers . . . Class Histories Class of a65 OHicers . . . Sophomores 73

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Through the organization of activities and projects, president Don Tarter has led the Senior Class in many new accomplishments. Participating in a conference, the senior class officers Don Tarter, president; Andrea Finn, vice president; Janis Mandy, secretary; SENIORS Build F irm F oundation for Security in Todayas World Through hard work and untiring efforts, the seniors have spiralled t0 the long-awaited heights of high school success. All activities in their last year at Norland were f ocused toward the goals and dreams to make this year their best. During the year various tensions were borne by the Class of 1964 in the completion of Senior Place- ment tests and other competitive examinations given to college-bound students. Easing the strain of study and creating more miles for memory lane, were the presentation of the senior play, The Ugly Ameri- can, and the Junior-Senior Prom at which the sen- iors were saluted by the juniors. At the senior ban- quet the Class Prophecy, the presidenfs farewell address, and gifts to the sponsor and the school were presented. The highlight before the great day of commencement was the beautiful and impressive Baccalaureate Ceremonies. These greatly antici- pated events signified the close of one phase of life, but the beginning of another. Guiding the seniors in their endeavors through- out the year were the class officers: Don Tarter, president; Andrea F inn, Vice president; J anis Mundy, secretary; and Nancy Gregory, treasurer. and Nancy Gregory, treasurer; discuss the probability of identify- ing the school by painting thHome of the Viking? on the gym.