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

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Angela Miller fulfills her job as treasurer of Student Council by counting ticket sale receipts. Suzy Steinbring chuckles, remembering how Activities Director Leonard Glazer jokes about her filing abilities as SC secretary. tudent Council Sponsors Homecoming The establishment of a new committee plan and a questionnaire sent to each homeroom enabled the Student Council to indulge in broader fields of service to the student body. SC began by printing the student handbook and promoting Panther enthusiasm through pep rallies and beat tagv sales. President Barry Abbott, with the as- sistance of Mr. Leonard Glazer, etiicient- ly planned the fall student directory sales and the Homecoming Dance. President ...... ..... B arry Abbott Vice-President . . . . . Kris Kaujmann Secretary ..... . . Suzy Steinbring Treasurer . . . . Angela Miller 82 Barry Abbott Kris Kauffmann Angela Miller W SUZIC StC1l'1bI'1I'lg x ,Mm i . ' . to , if ,,it , , t . Sie? Q, eree K L iflii frff' f'w ,rf2ffef' ,st l fig E'iiIfli fi15iE1Iw'Wf'Vf?Ii5ii'H' ' .ggi K 27 ' ' . ?L7Z71i?i?4??6??i?iQg5,2 :tffsifsiuggff M1 e Be 1 p ., gexiszfst ffrvhigg 1' os sifiiisfw we 515399 fmafigisi ,..p,,,. '11, .. Z Wifi -:ff an gfftftxzftgift, wizfrgsr J .1 .- J ' ., K ' e V- . ,gr ' lt 'cqtygpf' 1 L , . . .. ,, Barry Abbott sparks the enthusiasm among second period classes

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Camille Beach Candy Calendar Marti Carmichael Joyce Christmas Chris Connors Marcia Crittenden Peggy Crook Sue Cusac Bonnie Dow Nancy Duckworth Ann DuPree Patti Holladay Patty Iversen Kris Kauifmann Karen Keep Barbara Lewis Angie Miller Mary Jean Moore Colleen O'Connor Terrie Jo Richie Cindy Schaeffer Ginny Smith Barbara Sorrells Suzie Steinbring Wendy White Linda Wills f fe if E r ? S 2 Senior Peggy Crook, the President of Girls' Council, is aided by Mr. Robert Maloney in installing members. . L. A Attending the fall installation of members is Miss