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

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1' 5: ' Dear Sir: In reply to your lettcr ,. . type these girls on the annual work week. Featured left to right: Anna Mangicapra. Martha Knox, Viivi Saarna. ROW I: Judy Scheel, Bette Stoop, Jean Swenson, ST.-INDIXCJ ARE: Carol Ross and Mrs. Ketzle. o Funny Business Here! nfvff To whom it may concern dictates Sandy Simon, president, as Bette Stoop, Irene Miglirato, Viivi Saama and Lynne Abrams, readily carry out their tasks. 113 Carbons, letterheads, typewriter ribbons, erasers, and, of course, mistakes all follow into the path to business. The Future Business Leaders of America, who are enrolled in two or more business subjects in school, have the opportunity to learn about their future work in enterprise through guest speakers. Aside from selling roses on Valentinels day, in which roses are bought for that special someone, the girls have a U.S. Saving Stamp program headed by co-sponsor Mrs. Cox, in which saving stamps are sold to students each Monday.

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E JZ. liuiuizllimtsllili t ,- f r ,1 ' ' 2 'wytfffli 2 er 4 Wi? N, A, fy li' C r Hi ,J W. 'Q The sign looks a little tilted, instructs Judy Snider, president, to Bessie Reynolds, vice- president, while Kathy Robak, treasurer, and Brenda Preissler, chaplain, look on. An Eye Towards Tomorrow When passing by the school clinic, students always ooserve members of the Future Nurses of America Club assisting Miss Beman, the school nurse, in her daily chores. The girls, who hope some day to enter the field of nursing, assist in blood drives, too. --3-Ham, f ' .J ':Pull as tightly as you can, and then? says Miss Beman, while she demonstrates on Sandy De Luca. The attentive audi- ence consists of Ruth Appleton, Judy Boone, Mary Jo Powers, and Joyce Jirovec. 5 4 5 , .4 Wi MN A' ggxx-s - .K my f 4 r 1 ,.,. .,W,,..,..,.,. g , Q B R g5.,,, 0 IQ 1' No Asiatic Flu for Mary Ann Effie, 3 :Q Sammy , X , Dixon and wenda ciueu, with if an 2, A, I Future Nurses Marcia Moss and 'V ' 'i f Roberta Fesko on hand. ' J' -ggsfzif ff 3 5 . Aff: . fr fs 4 'N f' ff 1 .Sf 1- 1. so s i diff 'ii lies ,. in , Mr- 112

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Mermaids Aho I Members form an Sn for Sirena CFrench for Mermaidj. s 1 N is. . was-,. .,, .N Q 1- 'ft ' . 1 ffl if .ff ,. .1 . .M V .,,,.,' ss. ' f- .r.f:w f r 'Eva is ,. ri , Mm, ,. - A . 'V 235: W' ,f '-1 .' i1':t4Es3v 1'1 fr ,A 'aa ' f '-MY? 'IM I f 'li' .f 95 M 1' Forming their symbolic angle the members are Dacey, V. Gerado, Schmidt, M. Marquit, Welch, D. Hecthman, Rohlrback, C. Amerman, Chamblis, P. Lavac, Lovette, Deutsch, Zwolinski, B. Scanlon, Chamberlain, S. Geller, Messano, N. Selig and Ranch. tri- J G J E M S I C R G Now, now girls. One at a time, says Sirena Dreamboat Richard Wickett to his female admirers, Sandy Lovett, Jo Welch, Gerri Ranch, Pat Levac, Virginia Gerado and Donna Hecthman. is f rf ei 4- S' W Look a mermaid! is the comment heard whenever a member of Sirena Club walks into view. This group is composed of girls on the varsity swim team. The girls have fund raising drives in an effort to buy sweatshirts and other necessities for the swim team. 114