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

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JAMES P. SMITH, Editor W MARC H. GLICK, Managing Editor VALHALLA Incredible, But Where Do Yearbooks Come From? If ideas are the parents of production, then the Valhalla staff members are its grandparents. Annually in the fall, the yearbook is conceived as a single thought, though shapeless at first, always the object toward which all talents and labors are directed. As the editors begin to eliminate the tradi- tional tasks which are performed as matters of routine, the initial idea gradually developes into the theme of the book. This theme, although never outrightly ex- pressed, is reflected by the type and quality of the photographs and copy. It is inherent in the organization of the numerous particulars which form the backbone of the book and in the selection of the embellishing extras that add spice and vitality to each succeeding edition. Most important, however, is the distinctive in- dividuality which each book retains while simultaneously harboring an emphasis on Nor- land tradition, the heart of every Valhalla. ROBERT C. BERRY, Adviser

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,i- g Susan Larkin, Associate Editor Collaboration proves to be egective in the PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS-Joanne Ruth, Ellen Kravitz, Suzanne Ruth. composition of ingenious captions for pictures.