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

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Front Row: Z. Rife, C. Batchelor, B. Morrison, J. Giardinieri, S. Pinsky, E. DeSmet. Second Row: H. Hersh, E. Acosta, D. Perfetti, C. Shore, C. Monyek, B. Steinberg, S. Mazur, D. Aronson, J. Berman. Third Raw: F. Green, P. Fearer, P. Herzog, C. Rhodes, R. Band, B. Feinberg, P. Irvine, E. Ball, V. Poston, N. Pfau. Fourth Row: T. Page, E. Band, C. Barr, B. Carroy, E. Rothman, S. VanZandt, C. Brewer, B. Ruttenberg, C. Swenson, R. Kaufman. Fifth Row: E. Rubel, S. Anderson, A. Zalkin, J. Sullivan, L. Gerber, L. Green, J. Moraitis, S. Martin, J. Lewis, J. Leone. Sixth Row: P. Bulkin, L. Cummings, S. Clutz, L. Wilson, R. Parks, R. Levy, N. Hodgson, J. Nobs, C. Chaffee. Displaying diversijged talents, four active Art Club members 7671- need for College Night. Through means of the silk screen, th der much service by designing and painting the numerous posters process is accelerated and hours of tedious work are reduced

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Building and repairing scenery and props is an important activity est Operating sential in gaining useful working knowledge of drama and the theater. presentatin many special e17ects for each dramatic 's a signihcant behind-the-scene activity. W m w hespians set the stage for their big production. All the work with an enthusiasm and a spirit of cooperation, as exhibited by v volved in preparation for the dramatic endeavor is accomplished all the members capably handling their individual assignments.

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ART CLUB Produces Ceramic Vikings and Norlcma' Troll Dolls The Art Club, directed by Miss Rife and Mr. DeSmet, encouraged artistic creation and art ap- preciation by providing a means for art students to share their ideas and techniques while ren- dering valuable service to the school. Led by oHicers Judy Giardiniere, Pres, Bob- bie Morrison, V. Pres, Sylvia Pinsky, Sea, and Christ Batchelor, Treas, the Art Club per- formed numerous activities during the year. The major activity was the purchase of blackout curtains for the art room. This was made pos- sible through the sale of small ceramic Vikings, Norland trolls, and picture post cards of the school. Other activities included the creation of the colorful activity calendars for the showcase, the production of the posters used for advertis- ing various school activities, and the formula- tion of plans for another mural in the cafeteria or the library. The year was climaxed with the Third Annual Art Show. Utilizmg a paintbrush in one of the fznal stages of techni- cal procedure, judy Giardiniere carefully colors her stitchery. Members of the Art Club diligently employ the methods of mass Troll Dolls. The fmished product is a unique and poputat item production as they carefully work on the construction of Norland produced through the egorts of many creative mdzvzduals.