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

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I ,Que 6,6235 24 Z ,-f 4, my x I There Are No 11 Wi? L1-.4 FIRST ROW: Z. Perrigo, D. Frusciante, Rogers, F. Riggs, C. Johnson, T. Fillutzi, Gian- domenico, P. Cooke, S. Powell, C. Fertig, Miller. SECOND ROW: L. Tremsky, P. Zahn, R. Cooper, A. Wilson, Farnham, M. Pierce, R. Drucker, E. Thornton, P. Keifer, P. Glaskin, J. Prussiano, M. Kendall, S. Hadden, S. Smith, Witters. THIRD ROW: YV. Conti, A .,,,..:...,, , tlgl r 1 4, 1 . ,f ,.,. ,. M I T, i l V ' I 9 'Nr ! ' s l X, if fi 'xl X. X. l . Violins are tucked under ehins, horns are pressed to lips as all look for the house lights to dim and for the signal to start playing. All music played at school concerts, and at school plays is played by the No lX4i High Crchestra under the direction ol M1'S. A. Di Nino. The orchestra also sponsors bake sales, coke sales, and candy sales in order to promote interest in the music department. The officers of the orchestra after one of numerous concerts. Left to right are: George Petruff, Edwina Thornton, Neil Berman, Dolores Fruseiante and Don Brindisi. 130

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