Miami Palmetto High School - Palm Echo Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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L'Avant Ga rde Members Earn National Awards Creativity in the designing of Christmas cards helped promote the influence of L'Avant Garde- throughout the school and community. The best cards designed by Jenny Rutter, Kathy Jones. Bruce Eruner, Cynthia Walcuit. and Steffi Heckerling. were printed and sold. Field trips to art galleries prompted the students tc do more originai art work AbHity to create and apply artistic aptitudes in competition earned awards for several mem- bers in bcal. stale. and national contests L'- Avant Garde extended Its promotion of art interest under lhe direction 01 Mrs. Carole Rubens. Cwub members participated in Home coming and designed sets for the dramatic productions. Mrs. Carole Roberts makes lmr art classes mterestinz for her sludents. Mrs, Reborn names 1mm recording grades as she BLII'HINES 50m: ul her studenw work. Members of L'Avant Gerda include: C Wamun. l1 Brennan. S Heckepling. K. Jones. B. Bruner. P. McGuinnes. M. Cummings. K Fresback w. oxen, 8 Foster, 0. Jessel. 5 Bull, A, Csutoras, S, Stem, Mrs Roberts. 5 Plells. G Dumpster, B. Ennzmoser. C.

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Modern Dance Club Girls Gain Poise at Performances Members of Modern Dance Club performed jazz dance routines at school and civic events. They presemed the Southern Belle routine on Senior Stunt Night and took pad in the Home- coming skit. The girls atso perfurmed for ail the Physical Education ciasses on the day be- iore Christmas vacation. Miss Nonie Greene. club adviser and danc- ing teacher helped direct and organize the an- nual spring recital. The recital ieatured a variety 01 routines by the members. Membership was extended to any eleventh ? or twthh grade girl who had an interest in M . . dancing. and it was based on attendance and Mlss Nonie Greene. Modern Dance Teacher, instructs her students participation at weekly meetings. Modern Dance in a warmlun exercise. Learning exercise; is a major part of dance. provided a creative outlet for self-expressionA Club members include, first row: A1 Bowers. G. nghfkll. E. Upright M. Henry. L. Finklcstcin. C. Kappren N. Wildman; second row: 0. Fain, N. Nonenherg. SA Stinger, M. Miller, L. McMullen. K. Horton. L. Barker; third row: G. Franu. P. Dirse. T. Warrington. M. Piper, K. Childers. M, Bern- 'wemer. M. Gaines. K. Muckabee: fourth row: M, Crittendon. S. Tredway. R. Mandeil, A. Funderburke. R. Hicks, 6 Hoffman. C. Wilbur. P. Pm Wm B Danielson. K. Kooprnanr Girls dance classes pedarm for the physlcm education classes at the Christmas assembly in the gym.

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mums J Bornmmm 1. Spirer, N. Provo, B. Bird. L Hubbard. J. Runner. G. Raetz. P. McCandliss. C. Jernigan. J. Josephson. M. Henry. 3. Wear. K. ancu. A. Stingcn C. Schtect. B. Boyen 5. Barron. S. Stinger. P. Crook. J. Sundh. S. Wardenger. N. DreW. Mrs. Stang. M. Hammond, J. Hgar, J, Buchacker, MA LaPointe, B. Halcmw. M. Faikey. G. Walker. V Sewers. S. Witrnack. L. Hitzig. B. Man. W,.q..-m L14? .. 7 -A ' . . Cynthla Walcutt. president, looks at the college catalog shelves in the . w, ' k. . Gufdance Otlice to select a school with an outstanding art department. 9mm Judy Sundh checks to see H the pain: colar she mixed coordinates with her painting. Pupils stress creativity.