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

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D. Hall, Treas. J. Augenstein M. Borenstein B. Bowen S. Fahrer J. Foreman J Glass B. Gould S. Kimball D. Lyles R. Marquardt M. Moorman W. Reed W. Rozner J. Scurran B. Sessions M. Singer S. Weininger M. Wigder

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SORROTA Provides Assistance for Charity Organizations Performing worthwhile services for their school and their community, the girls of Sor- rota worked earnestly under the leadership of officers, Janet Teimer, President; Barbara Shel- ley, Vice President; Cynthia Hastings, Record- ing Secretary; Jo Cobb, Treasurer; Jamie Kan- nette, Chaplain; Barbara Welsh, Historian; and their sponsor, Mrs. Shands. Christmas and Easter parties were held for hospital patients and assistance was given to several charity or- ganizations. Also, Sorrota girls donated artificial flowers to the cafeteria. Funds for projects were raised by a car wash, a Sweetheart rose sale, and a bracelet sale. This money, along with hard work, has given those involved a sense of satisfaction, responsibility, and accomplishment that comes from true serv- Doug Durham ice to others. Sorrota Sugar Artful, diligent Sorrota girls work with speed and care in order Valentineis Day. This annual project has always been received to prepare corsages 0f sweetheart roses to deliver on Saint with immense popularity and much enthusiasm by the students.

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INTERACT Demonstrates a S incere Desire to Help Norlcma' Led by its oHicers, Bruce Saskin, President; Ted Kloth, Vice President; Roger Alperin, Secretary; and Dave Hall, Treasurer, Interact has not only continued its traditional projects, but has also expanded its scope of activities. Throughout the year members of Interact served the school by working in the library, raising the Hag every morning, decorating the goal posts at football games, ushering at assem- blies and policing the teacherst parking lot. This year, with the remodeling of the school, the club also helped to landscape the front of the building. The club, sponsored by Mr. Fire- stone and Mr. Groff, raised money for its proj- ects by continuing the sale of Norland license plates and beat tags. In connection with the other service clubs, Interact helped sponsor the Sweetheart Dance at Which the clubs sweet- heart, Judy Munc was honored. Judy Munc Interact Sweetheart Dennis Lyles and Bruce Saskin willingly escort judy Munc, At days end, Interact members perform a useful task by remov- Interact sweetheart, to a function for the clubts members. ing and folding the American flag in the prescribed manner.