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

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Homecoming Parade Organizations Enter Festive Floats Kicking off the seventh annual Homecoming. the band, Chatonettes, and Majorettes led the parade. Composed of floats and cam decorated by organizations. classes and homerooms. the parade route extended to Suniland Shopping from the schcml. Winning first place in float competition was the boysh service club Interact. Floats were entered by the three classes, Key. Interact. LJF1 Elite', Echo, MDC, Girls' Councif. JETS. Hunts. Pep Club. German Club. Jay MtMullen and Joe StilE represent Hunts, a new boy? spirit and the cheerleaders. L'Avant Garde designed ?.rC-Lrlfl. i'- then float. The boys I1e1ped to bcost student morale. the cars in which the court rode. 1E! WDFWHE all WEEFIEI'Id- SOPhOMDrE$ entered their float into competition. With Pep Club was well represented in its first year at Horne- Hack the RebeIS' as the theme. the Ciass of '59 demonstrated exhuherant spirit. coming activities with their f1oat in the parade.

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. LJ4 .F' .-l. DO'ITIE SHELLEY END r SPRING STINGER RIDE IN THE MODERN DANBE CLUB CAR 1 THE PHRJ'LDE. mm the symbol of the school seal. the Sani-nr Crass float remnants a serious motto of Strength wtough Knowledgef ; 'Ruck H'Ie Rehcli' says the Class of '68 and with a rocking crib, the juniors ncrtray the theme. Three clams and ciubs entered their floats in the parade; 9.-

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SOPHDMORE CLRES PDRTRATS THE SOUTH DADE FOOTBIILL TEAM DURING HDMECOMING FESTIVITIES. Janet Habel IJI'GSGHH- r0525 T0 Homecoming Queen Susle Hill. 01355 OF '67 RIDICULES SOUTH DADE HIGH CHEERLHDERS IN THEIR SECOND PRIZE-WINNING SKI'L