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

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0 Water Wings for Them i ,HJ ffwz' 1 t f.wa,1 f,.,iffi,f my-2,5 ws. wif 2 f 5. Practicing racing dives daily gives these girls the perfect Deutsch, Linda Ammermzin, Sue Geller, Gerri Ranch form they try to achieve. They are. left to right: Sherry and Ellen Rohrback. Not pictured is Jo VVelch. Mayo. Pat O'Brien. Pat Murray. Barbara Scanlon, Judi Early conditioning, hard practice and lots of enthusiasm will spur North Miami Highis Aqua Ducks on to their goal - winning the State Championship. The Aqua Ducks, shooting for their best season yet, are hoping for a victory over the Coral Gables dynamo that is the dominating swim power in Florida. Since most of the returning lettermen will be graduating after this season, this year will be the best chance to splash their way to victory. The girls can't help but listen to their good looking coach, Harold Auer. Fascinated are: Barbara Millet, jan Dacey, Carol Chzxmberluin, Bobbie Erickson, Terry Schiffman, Murcia Smith. Sherry Mayo and Donna Hechtmzin. No, those arc-n't slave bracelets given to them by admir- res. They're just monsters used to keep the girls' feet together while doing their arm pulls. The girls wearing them are, left to right: Nancy Selig, Sandy Lovette, Gracie Schmidt, Gail Sutliffe, Theda Fromm and Pat Lavac.

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Club an 3' l 25? 5 0 This is the way to hit the ball! Sly coach, Mr. Perrin, knows the correct way to teach feminine jean Young how to play! To begin with team,-this is a tennis racquet explains Mr. Zellers, coach of the girls tennis team. His avid listeners are: BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Kathy Robak, Gerry Brill, Joyce Friedman, Eileen Horowitz, Gay Andrews, and Sharon Wheeler. BACK ROW: Ruth Busse, Joyce Jirovic, Faith Wescoatt, Marilyn Bockhold, Rose Armstrong and Ellen French. With hopes of qualifying for the state meet in April, a small but determined group of girls will work hard to make this, their first season, the best one the golf team will ever have. The team is comprised of four girls, Jean Young, Dawn Bell, Gay Andrews, and Judy Butler, who will vie for top honors along with the five other schools in competition. This is what we get for toting golf bags all day long! groan Judy Butler and Gay Andrews, two staunch mem- bers of the golf team. The tennis team began an early process of molding their players into topnotch performers in order to achieve the goal they have set for them- selves-to have the finest season yet. All of the members are new on the team with the exception of one player, Barbara Lackey, who is not pictured. Watch out opponents, she's dangerous! Gay Andrews serves the ball in winning form.

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Girls Go Head Over Heels What a crazy pyramid! The girls molding this pyramid are, BOTTOM ROW: Pat Riley, Carol Feneis, Pat O'Brien, and Jo Ann Pugh. SECOND ROW: Gail Bizet, Betty Lyn Nelson, and Meryl Berstein. TOP ROW: Gayle Croom, and Pat Sherman. Limbering up and strenuous exercises make up most of the perfect results the tumbling classes constitute. Their coordinated for- mations come after a lot of hard practice. How's the view upside down? Left to Right are: Pat Sherman, Gale Bizete, Pat Riley, Carol Fefneis, Pat O'Brien, Meryl Bernstein, Jo Ann Pugh, and Betty Lynn Nelson. Is London Bridge Falling Down? These girls are forming Bouncing Baby is Brenda Howard. Watching her are an archway to do forward rolls through. Roberta Johnson, Linda Johnston, and Judy Scheel.