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

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to Fame FIRST ROW: Harriet Levine. Eva Brown. Arlene Marlis, Karen Cross, Selma Goltzer. Barbara North. Jayne Gaskill, Margo Longman. Robina Rornaguera. SECOND ROW: Sally Sheridan. Mim North. Darlene Pio, Barbara Wilson, Linda Lenna, Brenda Graubard, Jonna Bostwicl-4, Pan The drums thunder in a steady beat: the whistle blows and 36 girls begin their difhcult and intricate drills. This is the North Miami High Honor Garde, who under the direction and coaching of William Swettman has become one of South Floridals leading precision drill teams on a high school level, and one 143 ,3 Z't55-' HZ 'ia li 41.38. '? fs White, Patty Hanson. THIRD ROW: Pat King, Judy Gschwind, Janelle Lane. llttrlmrn Patten, Judy Land, Anne Robertson, Bette Stoop, Carole Proscia, Helen Hof. DRUMNIERS: Sandra Kline, Linnie Feickert, Sue Milone, Ann Baldwin. of North Miami's most highly respected groups. Leadership. character and scholarship are the chief objects of the garde. This precision drill team is aiming always to teach co-operation, dependability, teamwork and individual and group respect. lf

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This program has been brought to you by your guid- ance aides, announces helpful Patty Stevens. We A hush comes over the audience, the speaker steps up, and then College Nightw is here. Each year with the cooperation of the Guidance Department, speakers from all over the nation come to present the advantages of attending their , universities. Another project of these uaidesu is to orientate new students at N.M.H.S. They inform these confused students about the rules, regulations, and policies of the school. Among the other projects of guidance aides are ushering at PTA banquets, help- ing the PTA with fund raising projects, and presenting numerous progranis in the home- rooms. Ever Alert Hmmm, what can we do now? ponders the Guidance Aides' steering committee. SEATED from Left to Right are: Sandra Herrington, Richard Carpentier, Lyla Wood, Chair- man, Robert Bostwick, Recorder, Paulette Bryant.