North Miami Senior High School - Conestoga Yearbook (North Miami, FL)

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Activities, An one? Penny loafers, but no bobby socks for the Jr. Exchange Club, who sponsored a shoe drive in which old wearable shoes were col- lected and distributed to needy families. The lxlarch of Dimes and the Cancer Drives found the Jr. Exchange club members scurrying from door to door. collecting money for these two very worthy causes. Exchange Club's main project was the building of the showcase in the high school auditorium. The case contained the charters of the various service clubs and organizations. f f 744515 if , Y ,, gi f 4 '53 ff 4 ' , Y .1 , V4 ' if . H ' .ft ' , - V1 'C i 1 L i .5 f g ,- ' H 'l f fi it .AA P' .44le'3'E1fEti, Patience is a virtue when it comes to building floats. The two in- dustrious workers are Neil Berman and Cody Barnard. i l Take off the shoes! They aren't for you!', exclaims Neil Berman to Richard Carpentier. Onlookers are Bob Collins and Ed Bookhultz. Gyn 95 to Steve All eyes turn Krouch for the important problem. Seated, left to right are Pete Quincy, Cody Bar- nard and Dave Emin. answer to the

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Honoria Boosts School Spirit YY No more potless palms-thanks to Honorial The plant-lovers are Carol Horn, Art Stelfens, Ann Schnider and Jo Ann West. The best things come in small packages. Ulli Von Burski agrees, as Margo Longman and Don Drybread present him with an I.D. bracelet. Chatting with sponsor, Miss Calley, the blue and white girls are Marcia Crawford, Evelyn Martin, Gay Andrews, and Carol Chatlos. 97 'lllle have spirit dollsl' chant the Honoria Service Club members, during the annual sale of green and grey spirit dolls made by the girls. Large white flower pots to put palms in were donated by Honoria for the school auditorium. The Future Farmers of America furnished the palms. Honoria sponsored an Alumni Party, an inter- club party. and an Honoria-Optimist Social. The distribution of senior I.D. cards was under- taken by Honoria, The cards contained the proper identification, the senior class song, motto, and officers. I ,A A X ip v af! I , .auipa If , ,- -1 ,4 i ' rflv 'Af 4 -1 V. if ,QQ If ., ka. ' f' '74 ' 'i v 9.QQi 4 'Iv P my , ,M Sem , f f'i, V 'A 4 A , , 5 Q 1 Q 3 fl 4, 91 . .M , ,