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

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Mun: NDRHND tARm. t 7h . . t. x UTV i .: mum - f mung Competition with other senior high schools in the county formed son, judy Laws, and judy Munc review the comparative attend- the basit for Norlandts attendance drive. Bill Rozner, Dee Fergu- ance wheel in the lobby for a student council progress report. STUDENT COUNCIL jerri Shay and Peggy Rabinovitz utilize all their elbow grease to maintain the smudge-free appearance of the glass Viking case. Boosts Enthusiasm During Spirit Week in May The backbone of any school is its student body, and the prime purpose of the Student Council is to unite the student body and the faculty into a close-working team which strives for excellence in all phases of school life. Acting in one of its major capacities, the Student Council, under the superior guidance of its sponsor, Mr. Milberg, and the leader- ship of its officers, Bill Rozner, President; Dee Ferguson, Vice-President; Judy Munc, Secre- tary; and Judy Laws, Treasurer, supervised all student sponsored activities. The Council mem- bers always sought to generate interest and hearty spirit among the students. Spirit reached a maximum this year during Spirit Week, the Council,s principle annual activity. Rounding out a feverish campaign, the action-fllled week, With its Color, Dress- Up, and Student Government Days, was Cli- maxed by the election of next yearhs oHicers.

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MR. EDMUND J. MILBERG, Director of Student Activities ACTIVITIES DIR. Guides and Coordinates All Student F unctions Director of Student Activities is more than just a title-it is a job Which encompasses a wide range of duties and responsibilities. The indi- vidual Who bears this title and performs the accompanying tasks is Mr. E. J Milberg. To be totally informed was a most Vital con- stituent to Mr. Milbergls effective functioning, for with his assembled information, he coordi- nated the school activities calendar and kept the student body well aware of the daily and future occurences Via the public address system. Moreover, Mr. Milberg connected the links of the Norland chain between the administration and the student body With his sponsorship of the Student Council. Mr. Milberg was also di- rectly involved with all class projects because of his close work with the individual sponsors. , . - Thus, through careful planning and close asso- PTOfltS are carefully counted and recorded following the Student CiatiODS, Mr. Milberg k6pt the activities Of N01 - Councih annual spirit boosting sale of maroon and grey decals. land properly Synchronized.

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Using the student parking area behind the gym has one restriction Jock Rubel and Jeff Augenstein, student council representatives, -registering the car with Mr. Milberg, StudentActivities Director. indicate with a painted ttXtt that this car must be registered. Front Row: E. Milberg, R. Levinson, N. Eaton, B. Morrison, B. Massarsky, L. Strauss, A. Bat-Boneh. Second Row: P. Bell, J. Snyder, G. Maggs, B. Sweeney, R. Axler, P. Irvine, B. Caruso, J. Shedd, S. Kronberg, J. Bronowitz, J. Foster, T. Naranjo. Third Row: L. Toon- kel, P. Ellis, P. Lee, M. Lynch, M. Jacobs, D. Acker, S. Price, J. Freedman, S. Weinstein, E. Mandel, J. Phillips, A. Serrie, D. Goodman. Fourth Row: J. Ochiltree, T. Usry, B. Hirsh, A. Harrison, P. Trice, B. Trost, K. Kelly, L. Kaufman, C. Beyer, I. Kaye, S. Fahrer, J. Scur- ran. Fifth Row: A. Steib, K. Maronet, P. Promoff, J. Deutsch, C. Solomon, D. Davis, J. Carlberg, S. Tuell, L. Ward, T. Southard, J. McGibbon, K. Scranton. Sixth Row: J. Smith, B. McGovern, H. Levine, A. Peterman, G. Eargle, R. Alperin, L. Stahl, B. Deeter, J. McCreary, B. Fagan, J. Solove, B. Jones.