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

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FUTURE NURSES Explore Careers in Nursing leile Helping in Clinic Providing interested students with the op- portunity to learn more about nursing was the major goal of the Future Nurses Club. Mem- bers of this organization had to maintain a ttC average and possess a sincere desire to make nursing their future profession. Sponsored by Mrs. Straub and Mrs. Antley, the school nurse, and led by officers Cynthia Sanders, President; Joanne Ormsby, Secretary; Michele Koyak, Treasurer; Marlene Billowitch, Chaplain; and Kathy Ryan, Parliamentarian-Historian; the girls were able to participate in numerous in- teresting activities. Guest speakers introduced club members to a Wide variety of the aspects of nursing. The club held Christmas parties for two different 01d peoples homes. Funds for these projects b were raised by having bake sales and the annual ' ' t 4K A sale of Norland stationery. Their desire to serve Michele Koyack and Cynthia Sanders help patienth Janet Ma- the SChOOl was exhibited by their help in the garil maneuver her wheelchair as they practice nursing technique. SChOOl Clinic. Front Row: G. Straub, M. Koyack, C. Sanders, J. Ormsby, K. Ryan, M. Billowitch, B. Antley. Second Row: M. Skula, H. Fallick B. Wood, M. Goldberg, E. Spivack, D. Fair, J. Magaril. Third Row: E. Bonn, N. Eaton, M. Haddad, A. Avant, S. Hinson, F. Dinerman J. Starger, S. Baker, J. Ormsby, J. Concordia. Fourth Row: L. Gardner, B. Carroy, L. Perry, K. Perlowin, P. Koyack, A. Fried, S. Margolis D. Carroy, P. DeNunzio. Fifth Row: C. Pianin, W. Furash, M. Shapley, B. Brock, M. Neumann, H. Kapner, C. Chaffee, B. Shelley P. Slagle, B. Kuller.

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FHA Acquire Great Prqiciency in Many Homemaking Skills The Future Homemakers of America worked toward the ultimate goal of increasing each girYs knowledge in the field of homemaking. With the help of the club advisors, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Trull, and Mrs. Dutch, the girls acquired a great deal of proficiency in the various skills required in the upkeep of a home. For the extra leadership and planning that was always necessary, the club had a hard-working staff of oHicers who included: President Lucy Sivyer, President Elect Alicia Bat-Boneh, Secre- tary Janet Cone, and Treasurer Sherod Tuell. The members of the Future Homemakers of America displayed their baking skills at their annual bake sale. To raise funds, the club sold maroon and gray Norland ties; this project was quite a success. As a community service, the club made Halloween decorations for the Florida State Mental Hospital. Though the clean up following meal preparation is not always pleasant, it is essential in keeping an el?icient kitchen. i t rant Row: J. Dutch, S. Tuell, J. Cone, L. Sivyer, A. Bat-Boneh, M. Mayne. Second Row: F. Green, P. Turner, J. VVeinzimmer, L. Frazier, . Russo, D. Fair, M. Goldstein, L. Wilson. Third Row: L. Brooks, G. Chesley, R. Thompson, G. Singer, A. Avant, E. Cleveland, E. Eley, . Gardner. Fourth Row: A. Canal, J. Horton, S. Feinberg, P. Johnston, M. Rust, B. Mayes, J. Helms, S. Pinsky, N. Sheridan. Fifth Row: . Mrozek, L. Rossano, D. Davis, D. Brooks, H. Caplan, M. Coleman, 5. Carey, S. Batcho.

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Front Row: S. Hoffman, W. Bitter, M. Cohen, W. Schorr, J. Litt. Second Row: J. Freeman, F. Gentile, D. Perlman, P. Reilly, N. Feur- man. Third Row: B. Broner, R. Myer, F. Brin. M. Horowitz, R. Chassner, N. Levy. PHYSICIANS Increase leeir Knowledge by Visiting Hospitals The Future Physicians Club is dedicated to the purpose of furthering the knowledge and interest of students who aspire toward careers in the medical profession. Throughout the year, the Dade County Medical Association provided the club With a number of guest speakers Who discussed various topics with the members. These speakers, as well as special Visits to nearby hospitals arranged by the spon- sor 0f the club, Mr. Hoffman, provided the Future Phyicians With much information con- cerning the Whole field of medicine, as well as a general survey of the many different medi- cal occupations. In order to provide for various incidental expenditures, the club, guided by President Mark Cohen, Vice President Warren Schorr, ecretary Wendy Bitter, and Treasurer Janet Litt, initiated two fund-raising projects. Early fn the Year, the members 501d beat tags, and Janet Litt hands Mark Cohen a clean slide while Warren Schorr later, they conducted a bake sale, examines a specimen of heart muscle tissue under the microscope.