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

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Exchange Student Program A tall, dark, and handsome boy, new to our school, was a senior this year. He was our foreign exchange student, Ullie Von Burski. Last year the National Beta Club of N.lXI.H.S. started a fund raising drive to bring a German student to our school. Now we see every day, the product of their efforts-a quiet, unassuming boy known as Ullie. Work, work, work on the term paper-Ullie had to do it too. Caught! on Better English Day. 'T Ullie started helping right away by putting up and taking down the flags every day. if Y - rv X' ', Q, , 741 41 -fwfa. , M ,t,, W Whatl? Judy jackson taught and learned a lot on Student Government Day. 1 gym?

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Reading the last words of the charter here are the charter ING are Judy Nelson, yice president, Mary Ann Dixon, members. SEATED are Betty Mason, secretary, Viivi reporter, Lynn Campbell, historian, and Sandy Stevens, Saarna, president, Roxie Kalkreuth, treasurer. STAND- chaplain. Girls Enmeshed in Activity Hamm lSTHE YEAR TO NXAKE THE BEST SCHOOL BEUERQ 1 Seeking a busy year of activity are new members, Suzanne Preston, Rose Donato, Virginia Gerardo, and Pat Loflin. Small in quantity, but high in quality is the nickname for the charter Civinette members. As the year progressed, the membership rose to thirty-Hve and with that came an onslaught of activity. The active girls worked over the summer to donate two plants to each room along with a supply of dust cloths for each teacher. To add to their projects they sponsored a window decorating contest at Christmas, an alma mater for each room, and No Smoking signs for the restrooms. The Civinettes under sponsorship of Mrs. Niles spent an active first year. 102