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

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Quill and croll Excells at Journalism Members of Quill and Scroll discussed new ideas and methods for publications at the Florida Scholastic Press Associ- ation District Convention at Coral Gables. Led by sponsor Mrs. Miriam Taksier, the club also attended the FSPA State Convention on Miami Beach, late in April. Quill and Scroll, journalism honorary, recognized juniors and seniors serving on either the Palm Echo or Panther staff for their excellence in the journalism art. Qualification relied upon dependability, responsibility, and rating in the upper one-third of the class. President ....... . . . Candy F ien Vice-President . . . . . Jean Pripish Secretary .... ...... M imi Alper Treasurer . . . . Barbara Pollack Mimi Alper - Gary Armstrong E J ,. r 'iil S i .- s 'i ,: 0 Candy Fien Barbara Pollack .lean Pripish l President of Quill and Scroll Candy Fien leafs through one of the many yearbooks i journalism room and contemplates an idea for planning pages in 1968 PALM ECH .. r.. V534 , gig 'x+ 'Ur fry! Q if we N Yearbook Business Manager Barbara Pollack figures the number Palm Echo's to be ordered. She also keeps a list of advertising account 96

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Daphne Alcock Kathy Deegan zii ,',, V1-1 A H i Val Greenfield saw Q Qs? s . 1 '- - X - Paula Miller up ' D Laura Spenser XA' ' ' t Tina Warrington 5 i'i an 1 ' .ri,. j Marcia Wilson Scott Winterbottom S Ah Thespians Sponsors Corsage Sale Members of the National Thespian So- ciety, an honor society for dramatics, per- formed for T.V. and English classes while providing outstanding dramatic presenta- tions for their fellow students. Thespians sold carnations on Valentine's Day to earn money for scenery and props. Led by President Val Greenfield, honor society members participated in the yearly Drama Festival at the University of Miami's Ring Theater. Required for membership were ten Thespian points. One point equals ten hours of work earned by students appear- ing in school plays, local productions, and in children's plays. Seven of the ten points must be attained within the school. President ...... . . Val Greenjield Vice President . . . ..... Paula Miller Secretary ...... . . . Marcia Wilson Treasurer . . . . . . Kathleen Deegan embers of Thespians, Jed Niles, Tina Warrington, Kathy Deegan, Scott Winterbottom, Paula Miller, and Val Greenfield, work for perfection 97