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

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Front Row: B. Trost, K. Maronet, C. Raidman, L. Sinko, S. Coury, K. Hammond, P. Thomson. Second Row: D. Perfetti, L. Perfetti, L. Rodack, C. Russo, 8. Pass, S. Mandel, B. Davis, G. Singer, M. Stultz, C. Carroll, B. Steinberg, J. Ferris. Third Row: F. Dinerman, C. Austin, N. Pfau, J. Deutsch, C. XVeprEk, C. Hogan, P. Irvine, M. Lynch, C. Sandler, A. Canel, K. Ferguson, S. Dash. Fourth Row: J. Helms, R. Lezek, J. Chait, G. Campbell, M. Koyack, P. Koyack, S. Daniels, D. Aquilino, B. Schlafkei S. Griesemer, C. Beyer, J. Ruth. Fifth Row: 1. Follender, N. Moreau, S. London, E. Drillick, D. Baron, L. Grachen, M. Smith, M. Maeroff, M. Shapley, P. Reilly, P. Johnston. Sixth Row: P. Biales, S. Hudson, L. Phillips, L. VVeintraub, I. Kaye, S. Vosper, L. Kangieser, B. DeVos, K. McCorkIe, A. Allen, L. Miller. v m . , j ..C I W J p ' Jk' if'Akwa Front Row: M. Turner, E. Gandel, D. Perone, B. Kesterson, R. Max, J. Kay, B. McGovern, N. Crowther, P. Gallub, N. Feuerman, V. Reed, J. Martinko. Second Row: G. Oubre, J. Freeman, T. Tisdell, D. Clutz, J. Critchlow, J. Trice, S. Feinberg, L. Jones, B. Lowe, D. Cahill, M. XVisecup, A. Scheyer, M. Bennett, J. RosenkoH, J. Bronowitz. Third Row: F. Mittleman, M. Altman, H. Goldstein, K. OJ- Brien, D. Coker, B. Sampson, J. Atkins, G. Scranton, M. Ennella, P. Donner, M. Martin, D. Fontanella, L. Simmons. Fourth Row: J Smith, T. Page, L. Adler, S. Olson, Y. Smith, C. Harlem, N. Black, J. Jolly, S. Pinsky, J Litt, S. Ruth, B. Turner, J. Leone, L. Herman, J. Yaw, R. Lerner, M. Martin. Fifth Row: D. Black, R. Rosenbaum, L. Jurrist, D. Carroy, D. Dziublenski, M. Perry, P. Doyle, S. Fischer, R. Meyer, T. Max, S. Whetzel, L. Kaufman, P. Walker, S. Blumenthal, M. Sokal, N. Fontanella. Sixth Row: J. Barren, R. Hanson, G . Chesley, J. Starger, L. Perry, C. Fitzpatrick, M. Pianin, L. Barkett, A. Marchese, D. Mervis, E. Lezek, D. Berlin, J. Gordon, L. Rosenstock.

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Front Row: V. Hillman, B. Morrison, J. Quast, M. Click, A. Becia, J Kay. Second Row: G. Alderman, C. Monyek, I. Hamburg, L. Magnant, S. Triay, P. Begy, C. Ferris, I. Germaine, T. Brock, G. Barber. Third Row: G. Beatty, M. Watkins, S. Longe, L. Wright, L. McKinstry, B. Mayes, J Cone, J. Stanley, E. Cleveland. Fourth Row: C. Ferris, L. Crenshaw, M. Rust, J. Grant, L. Gardner, J. Mills, E. Bonn, S. Hinson, S. VanZandt, B. Barnett, A. Avant. Fifth Row: M. Wilson, B. Kangieser, B. Buttenor, S. Carey, J. Carlberg, M. Cole- man, P. Hughes, S. Tuell, P. Trice, P. Lee. Sixth Row: B. Conley, R. Meyer, D. Quast, B. Beckerman, R. Kleylein, N. Edson, N. Hodgson, D. Clark, J. DeLeonardis, D. Agnew, R. Annis. PEP CLUB Makes JJGO Norland:, Cards for Football Games As one of the largest organizations of Nor- land, the Pep Club encouraged enthusiasm, school spirit, and good sportsmanship through- out the entire student body. The Club, which includes the cheerleaders in its membership, led the student body in cheering our teams to many great Victories. Under the careful guidance of the advisors, Mrs. Turner and Miss Martinko, the Pep Club oHicers, President John Quast, Vice President Judy Munc, Secretary Barbara Morrison, Co- Treasurers Andi Becia and Marc H. Glick, and Parliamentarian Vicki Hillman, planned several well-managed projects. Among these projects was the hoop Which was made for the presenta- tion of the 1964-1965 varsity basketball players. Also, in anticipation of next yeasz football sea- son, the Pep Club has prepared large flash cards saying JJGo Norland, which will be displayed Enthusiastic spirit is promoted by members janet Litt, Bill during the games. This project should boost the McGovern and Barbara Morrison in preparation for a big game. tempo of the cheering. $35: kit; 211w. m m: J J

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-Front Row: C. Berry, G. Beatty, B. Butner, G. York, P. Towne, M. Blanton. Second Row: C. Bennett, S. Joly, S. Sachs, S. Miller, L. Magnant, C. Rosiere, E. Ross. Third Row: A. Splendorio, S. Jones, J. Grant, J. Cobb, B. Kangieser, M. Fountain, P. Meyer. Fourth Row: T. Usrez, F. Turbert, D. Buck, J. Moller, G. Deaton, J. Shaughnessy, M. Kurtz, B. Conley. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Perform Clerical Duties To Help Secretarial Stcgf The OHice Assistants performed much time- consuming work for the secretarial staff in each of the three school ofhces. Devoting one period each day to these tasks, these students ran er- rands and performed other necessary jobs. Assistants in the main office, under the direction of Mrs. Wilson, operated the switchboard and hled papers. Supervised by Mrs. Spitteri, stu- dents were needed in the Guidance OHice to answer telephones and flle college material and career information. Each day,s absences were tabulated and recorded by assistants in the Ad- ministration thce. They also answered tele- phones for Mrs. Berry and Mrs. Wilson, the Administration Office secretaries. By having students complete these clerical duties, the sec- 4552, $9 retaries were able to concentrate their time and Front Row: S. Burrows, J. Rudko, F. Mueller, L. Davalis, W. Reed, abilities on matters 0f importance- The Offlce J. Scurran. Second Row: W. Sawyer, L. Ponte, R. Leventhal, J. Lipp- Assistants were proficient in carrying out their man, P. Schwartz, J. Troilo. t obligations