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

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A Song in Their Hearts ROW ONE: Gloria Kwapp, Robina Romaguera, Carol Miller, Pat Stevens, Karen Cross, Sharon Craig, Rosie Donato, Eivor Wiren, Barbara Orcutt, Joyce Hutchinson, Carolyn Williamson, Joyce Fleming, Elaine Gentile, Judy Barnes, Ronnye Gauzens, Jayne Gaskill. ROW TWO: Sandy Schloerb, Gloria Boyd, Jeanne Roberts, Helen Jean Robinson, Mary Alice Hornsby, Barbara Rennie, Ann Robertson, Carol Flores, Stella Park, Joyce Goyette, Pat Seiger, Barbara Patten, Judy Snider, Darlene Stahl, Linda Schleunning, Pinky Ruggiero. ROW THREE: Diane Wynne, Joyce Johnston, Judy Oldham, Phyllis Partee, Wendy Cluett, Pat Loliin, Francis Awdrich, Miriam North, Betty Lou Pitts, Sue Milone, Pat Welch, Mary Jane Skad- ding, Joyce Whitfield, Janice Coles, Barbara Grubb, Shirley Stafford. ROW FOUR: June Moore, Judy Gshwind, Sydney Hall, Joan Rivers, Kathleen Smith, Karen Schroe- ter, Phyllis Leavy, Roxie Kalkreuth, Joyce Sauls, Debbie Diefenbach, Gail Veach, Carol Wilson, Rose Stone, Janice Cribbet, Barbara Hawa, Janet Miller, Lois Crane. PIANO: Myrl Matthews, Margaret Georges. Blending their voices in harmony, the Girls' Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Dutton, has come a long way since it was started in 1953. The group participates in choral programs, concerts, and, of course, participates each year in the presentation of Handel's Messiah during Christmas. The present officers of girls, chorus include: President ..,.............. . . . Rosie Donato Vice President .. Carol Wilson Secretary ..... . . . Jayne Gaskill Treasurer ........ .... J oyce Goyette Business Manager . . . . . Nancy Heinmuller 138

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.Jw 141-nik 3 Y fl Q... v 1 FIRST ROW: D. DuPuy. K. Lape. R. Norton. C. Alson. Maxson. J. . Grantham B. Gilmore. J. P. Stevens. P. A. Calderone. D. Nolan. J. K Greer. A. Wilson. S, Mziigc. L. Svhleuninrg, A. Schnider. J. Consentino. A. Breedlove. Hutchinson. P. Ricciadelli. SEC'O,N'D ROW: VVisser. R. Donato. D. Davies. F, Mikulka. B. Lalkey. S. Dickenson. B. North. C Horn. Young. G. Spangler, A. Scott. J. Turse. R. Carpentier, Carpentier, E. Brown. J. Makris. THIRD ROW: M. Sampson. K. Kay. S. Mayo. S. Meiechlmann, M. Atkin, C. Prouclfoot, E. Duncan. P. Partee, N. Hein- muller. P. Kuck, P. Altman, G. Compton, R. Atkinsky, S. Pfeiffier. S. Stafford, C. Fenies, Hussar. FOURTH ROW: S. Durst. B. Balm. J. Gregory. L. Wood. D. Hecht- rnnn, M. Ellis. J. Upshztw, G. Harkavy, ll. Nou, K. Chatlos, G. Peters. V. Capillo, J, Drake. J. Johnson, J, Snider, R. Friedman. S. Shopinaker. FIFTH ROW: L. Wood, R. Plunket, L. Feickert, B. Thompkins, T. Dunn, Zabinski S. Krouch, S. Hacker, R. Vaughn. W. Chandler. C. Todd D. Taylor, H. Weinberg, E. Kuhleman. 9 J Say It with Music Concert Choir is the most advanced choir in the N.M.H.S. choral department. To qualify. members must pass both a vocal sight reading test and have had previous experience in music. Some of the high spots of their group consisted of appearances in Bayfront Park Auditorium, the annual presentation of Handells Messiah with professional soloists, Hi Jinks of 1958, Clinic, District and State vocal contests held here in the late Spring and in Tampa, and Baccalaureate and Commencement in Miami Beach Auditorium.

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Sing, Boys! Sing! 'Lax L fi 'Q I , ROW ONE: L. Peters, F. Hannurri, Drake, B. Jenkins, S. Donaldson, W. Lowery. ROW THREE: H Weinberg R Swartz R. Kent, G. Spector. R, Widdis. ROW TWO.' G. Adams, J. Houle, A, Vohs, L. McGee, B Haydock D Dawes D. Noland, J. Sloane. G. Horton, Hyder, L. Barger, R. Vaughn, S. Moscat, B. Jernee, W Thomas 'V Keyes Post, D. Clark. M. Cowan, D. Robinson, J. Brown. AT PIANO: Jeannette Greer. The Boys' Chorus in their white dinner jackets, black tuxedo pants and bow ties make a very striking appearance when they ascend to the stage in order to perform. This past year the Boys, Chorus has played an important role in the choral programs in and around schoolg topping it off by attending District Contest in March. This chorus has a group of ofhcers which help Mr. Dutton, chorus director, main- tain discipline. The officers include President, Garry Adamsg Vice President, Gordon Branchg Secretary-Treasurer, Howard Weinberg. Their accompanist at the piano is Jeannette Greer. 139