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

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Varsity football players, Chuck Palewicz and Scott Pfister, relax a moment at the Miami Dade's North Campus Stadium in the closing minutes of first half. tudent Life Assortment of Activities Student life was a combination of various elements. Each student was subjected to iluctuating amounts of studying, showing spirit, obeying rules, participating in extracurricular activities and occasion- ally just goofing off. The student atmo- sphere, academically, was one of college boards, achievement tests, class place- ment, and final exams. On the entertain- ment side it was one of Panther Prowls, stunt nights, sports, and rousing student body spirit. Sarah Pletts concentrates all her efforts on building up the students' spirit-the key to the athletic victories, NO SMOKIN '1lhQ-Qinmvw-'ni -QQIUQUIIQHOQQW Rules are a is ws as mbsf' part of student life and protect the individual as well as the building 74 . Q , 0 . an -V . , ' + ' Y 1 ' ' 1 . ' V. 'iyk f :7 X Lf Qllft t . . , . Mssbwx X VV I ,K : -. - 'K ' W . , - - k k - k ' , , ....-,-. f - '. 'i Wx '..'':Il:: ,:'-:T:.. :,f :r-2: WN Q -F . if ' U! ' .. . ,, wsismwen wx

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Vlembers are: Front row, S. Hart, P. Voss, L. Edwards, S. Kosick, A. Aras, M. Johnson, L. Williams, M. Moore, D. Evans, C. Sullivan C. Harrisg Row two, O. Burrows, J. Stevenson, C. Reitman, S. Bloomenfeld, G. Blue, M. Richard, C. Jones, L. Ellis, A. Justus, M Sullivan, S. Lawrence, Y. Morris, E. Macon, Row three, L. Ferguson, P. Brown, B. Kooms, C. Campbell, C. White, A. Baxley I. Molin, F. Butler, M. Murk, T. Lampkin, K. Pasley, L. Bryant, L. Ruscani, P. Parker, R. Rusciani, Back row, C. Evans, G. Chada 3. Sikorski, L. Bruton, M. O'Connor, P. Lobeca, S. Melgaard, L. Newsome, W. Gordon, T. Timmons, G. Thomas, K. Flannery, T Eiusher, and P. Smith completes the group. Vlr. Richard Bullman directs the Mixed Chorus as they practice for the Spring Concert. 73 Mixed Chorus Funds Boosted by Sale Mixed Chorus was one of six perform- ing singing groups of the Chorus Depart- ment. Under the direction of Mr. Richard Bullman, this group joined in the schoolis money raising project by selling candy. They used this money to install profes- sional stereo recording and playback equipment in the chorus room. This equipment was to provide an opportunity for the student to study tone quality, blend, and intonation.

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fathy Abril and Lisa Landis participate in Senior Stunt Night as they perform ' hippy-type radio show. They ended by throwing flowers into the audience. A nf ei rise: ' m '--' ,tex , ,,,,, ,. 4, , 1 t:?Z'. ' , ,V f f. , b , I, E 1 0 ,V - '-'f ' , ,,,, ..,,, V ft . ,f .1 g ,,,. . H Iushing and students seem to go together, especially in cases like that of Emilo Iodriguez who realizes that his math notebook must be done by next hour. 75 uw-W' Tom Peek shows pupil's reaction as he releases built-up tensions after a tough semester exam in U.S. history.