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

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Brian Nordwall, pres. Barbara Greer, vice pres. Yvonne Morris, sec. Susie McLean, treas. o will be the next in line? Pat Parham helps Yvonne Morris with her Quill d Scroll pin. Both girls were inducted to the club in the first semester. Debbie Aregood Kitty Brinckerhoff Jon Carruthers Sally Doerner Jack Feuer Sally Kennedy Henry Liebman Barry Marks Howard Michaelson Frances Niles James Schiff Robert Skeens Susan Spiegel Pat Parham Geogeann Venis Quill ancl Scroll The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but? Non- existent until mid-year, Quill and Scroll recognized outstanding journalism students on both the Panther and the Palm Echo staffs. Roll the presses . . . seven were tapped in a December issue of the Panther. Requirements for membership: an A average in at least three semesters of journalism. Oh, yeah. quill and scroll 121

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New members of Phi Beta Chi are: Wayne Harrison, Joel Friedman, Janet Kay, Barry Fellman, Laurie Hamilton, Justin Estoque, Paul Flannery Jim Esserman, Steve Lewis, David Gluck, Mary Friedman, Todd Berkan, Debbie Aregood, Norman Axler, Marsha Fleming, Benjie Aerensen, Frei Moder and sponsors Mrs. Priscilla Everett Mrs. Earsie DelChamps, Mrs. Daryl Miller. The CPBX members are chosen according to their achievements Gregory Kiess, pres. Mike Friedman, vice-pres. Irene Abbott, sec. Bill Pinkston, treas. Phi Bela Chi Sock it to 'em. Phi Beta Chi's given the school its first reflecting microscope. Hallelujah. Studies show that nine out of ten people are looking for a way to use a reflecting microscope. lt's . . . lt's a sorta, um. Yea. What I l'l'1Sal l ...... Michael Aaronson Golly gee. Pop corn, anyone? QDBX members sold Chris P-Ckef bagged puffs of corn and drinks. Think positive. Maxine Dow bers topped with paper mache to make a homecom- ing float. Science honor students 13.5 averagej watched movies during off hours on Wednesday nights. Cock- a-doddle-do. Pin-up posters Couchb advertised the Science Fair, and speakers from Florida colleges at- tended punch parties. Slurp. Mrs. Earsie Del Champs sponsored. Larry Forman Irving Lawrence Fred Nanni Brian Nordwall 120 phi beta chi Funds went for a borrowed U-Haul trailer that mem- l l rf

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122 thespians Kathleen Deegan, pres. Scott Winterbottom, vice-pres. Diane Murphy, sec. Noreen Murphy, treas. Anne Cohen X Thespia ns Once upon a time, in a fairyland of learning, Dwelled a prosperous group of students, Egfrfslqftin their young minds ever churning. Seemingly dedicated to acting new and old, Thespians marched through the year their goals marked high and bold. Under strong leadership of good King Daniels the little group made their way Dian Salvo Sometimes tumbling, ever dropping, Susan Uhle Always stumbling, yet never stopping, they set about their plays. Our mighty corps defended themselves against the primary schools they rocked. And showed hobbits their power, like a pistol about to be cocked. Ever struggling throughout the bad, and floating through the good, Our Thespians displayed great talent, as all fine Thespians should. You must speak these words trippingly on the tongue . . . Billie Wershil Alexis Yanaros S.. ln the climax of Harvey, Bob Oransky persuades Howie Michaelson to submit to an injection which will drive away invisible rabbit