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

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Dee Ferguson and Dotty Eyerdam use the public address system to announce the progress of the United Fund drive at Norland. Front Row: D. Heckman, M. Koyack, D. Ferguson, B. McGovern, C. Raidman, S. Tolin. Second Row: D. Perone, P. Henderson, P. Begy D. Eyerdam, E. Cleveland, St. Gregg, C. Young, J. Lewis, J. Yaw. Third Row: K. McCorkle, M. Weston, R. Tharpe, M. Miller, H. Fein stone, J. Grant, S. Borken, P. Koyack. Fourth Row: 0. Tracy, S. Habib, M. Sokal, D. Berman, C. Ferris, M. Treis, L. Bessell, A. Fried A. Lerner. Fifth Row: F. Dinerman, T. Kelley, P. Trice, H. Kapner, L. Rossano, P. Hughes, J. Laws, B. Mann, S. Hanner, D. Davis Sixth Row: N. Crowther, M. Neumann, A. Poore, B. Merritt, S. Levitan, B. Lucas, J. Gershen, B. Fagan, J. Carlberg, R. Max. RED CROSS Conducts United Fund Drive And Visits Childrenjs Home The Red Cross, composed of representatives selected by each homeroom and sponsored by Mr. Akin and Mrs. Coe, demonstrated the ability and willingness to serve. The ofhcers this year were President, Dee Ferguson; Vice Presi- dent, Bill McGovern; Secretary, Carol Raid- man; and Treasurer, Michele Koyack. Afhliated with the nationally-sponsored Red Cross, the Norland Red Cross conducted the United Fund Drive and carried homework assignments to students who were unable to attend classes because of illness. Stationery folders were constructed at Thanksgiving and delivered to patients at North Miami General Hospital. In addition, at Easter stuffed animals were taken to a children's home. On the inter- national level, the Red Cross engaged in an International Album program. A photo album of our school and activities was exchanged with those of a school in another country.

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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.

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GAA OjQCiates at junior Highs and Compete: County-Wz'a'e With the experienced help of Mrs. Malan- aphy and Miss Harkless, the members of the Girlst Athletic Association contributed sub- stantially to the sports program established at Norland. These girls participated in many sports at various high schools in the county, in addition to acting as officials at junior high school athletic events. The girls faced with the task of the organi- zation of the club are President Avis Latham, Vice President Cathy Carson, Secretary Ann Major, and Treasurer Alyn Airaghi. Two of the non-athletic activities of the Girlst Athletic Association were the profitable Sadie Hawkins Dance, and a bake sale Which proved to be a tremendous success. The income from these activities was used to finance the annual banquet held at the end of the year. At the . . t . banquet, letters were awarded to the most Girlx practice their basketball skills and techniques in intramural worthy female athletes in the school. games so that they can be well prepared for county competition. ,. t M ,. ' , ' e Front Row: M. Malanaphy, A. Major, A. Latham, C. Carson, A. Airaghi, M. Markless. Second Row: B. Wright, G. Beatty, L. Jones, T. Page, C. Shaeffer, K. Middleton, L. Fisher. Third Row: B. Kesterson, L. Murray, E. Brumit, S. Borken, M. Fountain, J. Accardi, J. Kuntzman, J Schwartz. Fourth Row: M. King, E. Zeifman, D. Stabilka, M. Wulf, H. Page, C. Pollock.