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

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LETTERMANS CLUB Raises Money With Car Wash and Surfer Stomp Concerned With serving the school while aid- ing the Physical Education Department, the LettermanTs Club undertook as their yearly project completing the payment for new basket- ball backboards in the gym. The major part of the clust finances came from the profits made at the Surfer Stomp in March. This dance, an innovation at Norland, was an extremely en- joyable event for all those attending as well as profitable financially for the Lettermaan Club. Another hfirstt, for the club was the selection of a sweetheart. The honor went to senior Patricia DeNunzio. Coach Grate, the club,s sponsor, had excellent student leaders: Presi- dent Joe Mathos directed meetings, assisted by Frank Turbert, Vice-President; Billy Barrett, Secretary, kept records of club activities, and Richard Wolfe, Treasurer, directed financial Members of the Lettermmfs Club Dance Committee discuss their affairs. The one requirement to join the club big fund raising project, the Surferi Stomp, with Mr. Grate. iS getting a letter in a varsity sport. LETTERMEN-ant Row: T. Rose, R. Roberson, B. Holt, E. Lenner, R. Wolf, J. Mathos, F. Turbert, B. Barrett, F. Marks, R. Czipulis, K. Pletzer, J. Wrubel, W. Rozner. Second Row: J. Clutz, J. Wolk, J. Owen, R. Bell, R. Octaviano, J. Stovall, R. Deeter, R. Kleowitz, J. DeLeonaris, N. Edson, J. Critchlow, J.H01mes, T. Owen. Third Row: B. Jones, J. Gershen, E. Schulta, B. Truel, J. Barnes, G. Hewettson, W. Reed, G. Roero, B. Schmidt, J. Greene, T. Pettit, R. Trevaris, D. Agnew. Fourth Row: G. Spreitzer, R. Stanley, G. Deaton, S. Smith, J. Martinez, G. Voyles, R. Boggy, F. Tucciarone, D. Hutchinson, F. Little, G. Strickland, J. Starke.

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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.

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Spotless cleaning of each clienfs car is facilitated each year by . clubk members participate in their very succexsful car wash one the physically fit young men of Norlrmdiv Lettermaniv Club. The Saturday morning to augment their treasuryk supply of money. SENIOR LETTERMEN-Front Row: T. Rose, E. Lenner, B. Holt, R. VVoIf, J. Mathos, F. Turbert, F. Marks, B. Czipulis, B. Barrett, Coach Grate. Second Row: D. Roberson, J Owen, R. Bell, R. Octaviano, J. Wolk, R. Deeter, R. Kleowitz, J. DeLeonardis, N. Edson, J. Critchlow. Third Row: S. Smith, J. Gershen, J. Barnes, G. Hewettson, W. Reed, G. Roero, B. Schmidt, B. Rozner, K. Pletzer. Fourth Row: G. Deaton, J. Martinez, G. Voyles, R. Boggy, F. Tucciarone, D. Hutchison, F. Little, G. Strickland.