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

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NATIONAL HONOR Organizes ccBmin Brawljj for State Convention Promotion of character, leadership, service and scholarship is foremost in the National Honor Society. During the past year, the N.H.S. played a major role in the annual state convention by organizing a JBrain Brawlt, among participating chapters. Individuals from various schools were given the opportunity to match their Wits in this panel-type quiz game. Another project of the N.H.S. was the pres- entation of the Carol City charter installation for the newly tapped members at that school. This first-semester activity came under the di- rection of President Gary Janko, Vice-Presi- dent Becky Sweeney, Secretary Susan Leven- thal, and Treasurer Leonard Horowitz. As a traditional activity, the National Honor Society awarded banners to the homerooms having the highest total grade average for each review the program for their candle-lighting induction ceremony. marklng pemOd! and also SponSOYEd a tea for the students Who made the Alpha Honor Roll. as Front Row: K. McCullough, M. Kazen, L. Horowitz, B. Sweeney, G. Janko, S. Leventhal, P. Rabinovitz. Second Row: D. Shalloway, M. Wigder, D. Hall, H. Levine, R. Max, B. Saskin. Third Row: J. Ward, M. Cohen, J. McGibbon, J Caplan, J. Laws, T. Kloth, B. Rozner. Fourth Row: J. Smith, L. Botway, D. Lyles, W. Metcalfe, R. Alperin, J. Shamres, R. Boggy, M. Horowitz.

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M. Kurtz, Pres. R. Blair, V. Pres. J. Ochiltree, Sec. J. Chatlos . M. Cohen W. Conley M. Fox L. Horowitz J. Johnson T. Kliston D. Kubl S. Leb E. Lenner S. Levitan S. Lewis G. Makol R. Max W. McGovern J. Pribil S. Robin L. Robles S. Rosen J. Shamres M. Silidker L. Stark D. Tindall F. TurberL

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QUILL AND SCROLL H onors Outstanding High School journalists Quill and Scroll, the international honor society for high school journalists, initiated only the outstanding penmen of our school. The reason for this limited selection is that the society has established rigid qualifications for entrance, taking into consideration the writers ability, production, and scholastic average. Thus, membership is not only a great honor, but also a hard-earned one. Under the guidance and instruction of Mrs. Massey, Quill and Scroll members were famil- iarized with the many branches of the field of journalism. Their knowledge was increased, and their creativity enhanced. Heading the chapter was Steve Lewis as President, aided by James Smith, Vice Presi- dent; Jeff Breslaw, Secretary; Hillary Parmet, Treasurer; Lynn Rich, Historian; Cheryl Fitz- patrick, Chaplain; Bob Haas, Parliamentarian; and Harvey Levine, Sargeant-at-Arms. a, W 7 m X mm - Ellen Kravilz, Steve Lewis, and Barbara Shelley review past issues of annuals and newspapers to Wid unusual journalistic ideas. Front Row: H. Parmet, R. Haas, D. Hall, J. Smith, S. Lewis, H. Levine, J. Breslaw, J. Caplan. Second Row: P. R. Fogelman, B. Shelley, C. Fitzpatrick, J. Ruth, L. Rich, B. Binderman. Howell, E. Kravitz,