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

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Mardi Grus Provides Fund-Raising Chances Clubs entered booths in the annual Mardi Gras Festival. The fund-raising proied was under supervision oi the Paniher Bands. Nourishment for hungry Mardi Gras attem- ants could be attained at Chatonettes Hamburg- er-Hot Dog Stand. Pizza Booth sponsmed by CBE. or Spanish National Honor Society's 13::chr which served enchiladas and tacos. Paramedical Club's Dart Throw Booth and Echo's Ring-theJCoke Booth required partich pants skill. For those who wanted to relieve iens'rons. there were booths in which water bal- loans, rotien tomatoes. and shaving cream pies could be 1hrown at feilow students. .5. :-' 1- At the Ring the Leg booth sponsored by the French Club and French National Honor Society Laura Bower and Katheran Curry Swing back and forth trying to evade hoops. v. 1-- CBE MEMBER JEAN GALLAGHER SERVES PIZZA T0 YOUNGSTERS IN FUND-MISING BOOTH.

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'ChafoneH'es Arrange Half-time Choreography Working in conjunction with Marching Panther Band and the majore'ttes, the precision dance corps. Charonettes. presented half-time shows during football games. Chatonette officers, Janet Betty, Patricia Holtiday. Margee O'Donnell. Shelli Place. and Pam Turner originated the choreography for Hours of rehearsal are a necessity for members of precision dance corps. Chatonettes the corps- Girls rehearsad every afternoon-dur- performed original choreography a1 footbali games during half time presentations. ing football season to perfect their routlnes. OFFICERS CUNSIST OF: P. TURNER J. BEIIY. P. HDLLIDAY. M. O'DONNELL AND 5. PLACE

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STUDENTS MID IDULTS PURCHASED CANNED GOODS IT MARDI GRAS' COUNTRY STORE. Les Jenna: Fills! member Laura Leppig and Cam! Toll cultect tickets and assist with marriage ceremony performed an cnuples In the bouth. Pam Turner and Marge: O'Donnell. En Chatanetles Hut Dog'Hnm- burger Booth. apply ingredients to Russ Caihoun's hamburger.