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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1959 volume:

'WV' S3553 Rik X ', siggmi 52255 5 if Q M wwff ,MW i Jw NY Kffw QXVfPQWfS The North Miami Pioneer Band, under the direction of Mr. Alexander, has won acclaim in state competition every year. , ,..,, -v i f-..,' 1 sf y I K ,9ei,, , 1:42-Wm, ,. I rf ' fMffffwQ,w fr I , ,X if I Qivagyh, 1,337 91 1 Q, V, , f .Q ,,V, i ,V ,1 W, ,.,, qlyv, N if .V , , f 1 1 , 7 'X -Afjf2l,'yfI ,.,,,f,, ' ' ji, f '77'VLi,7fh 'QWQY' ff3'22f ' -fhff f? ff3iA- fejpy- ', , ,f 1 wfy9TZJj!f,ff2''y,ff'7ff5g Af,-,YL I, , 5 Y I qr,f74y,L I-cyl, ,gifgzf 5 ,A-,V Y ff 'W ' ' ,f 1, me 'f 1: , ,, 4 .sw-if av, f ,fff ,-,f.Q,.M,ff 5, ,, -f Lirafff 55 n, rg, f iEf4fz2't WMM :Zag Cheerleaders practice for the North Miami, football game. Broward High rf, f , The Honor Garde practices three hours every day to put on a terrihc show at the halftime of every football game. 7 +5ge'5H,3 lis3i'fi'?ifjROZK ww eww: fmsfwx wa- if :f wif-mf if ri?-ffcf-.4 irfff P K fsfjfzxl-ff?-'ARRL J ak-milk-ljlrx-x:,,.C.f, - iL.1kTiF,,1i X-Fx Q- ' ,F K, ,J fx Q QQ '1f,X ,-2 Tflfafseifflfwx . ewwtsssvl fi anifiijefx- -F1 eq, SY A 'iw wfgw sf?-riot sza51:,'f1fQ,i?q fi PM 82,155 esiecf L Mnftxikxlfi I 3 kb1k'Q.iU?,KaQv :file-fltffeeieac aneekfa ties 'as5LbfgZ'1yf3,+ica: f:lfv.ff??qD Q, X13 -Q vt-5' Til, 125.- i X' ' 2x,,M -x-an xx-:fx f wfkpq Q11-.rg ,yt- Pflfziklxv c if:,fQXl:q'lQ.?l5v'x sffifQi5'if.g W ,fllgiggmiiiil fkgjv- i,2YX', -EA 5-1 exif, 'Lug ein if 'fiflgfrsghfffrfff feiiw , f:32l21,1?gffixi'f2g N355-Q Cf? 7 fiikf 5,451 53' Cfgjg-iff-HT? 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Lxqfe :xy QQ- -'- vt- fo, ':Nfgg'5- F4xjfk,,'Nf4 'H7 M1 f Abgfme-,- C P-ef .X t 2 gxtb A U- .,- 2,-'va-5 efffwgfiivxffrifi-21flN.effe'K :QW --ori:1i1f.1ff:-rv-' 33173. jtiyggggijgffzfg Qty, gi, A x.-T155 tr' ' H . A E- -3 we f1..4x:-Q' ' -rf' f eww-Qumran -QQ -if W Xe -X .T Girls get together to plan their strategy for the next play North Miami wins over South Dade by three touchdowns. . :', ! ,b1'Z'2552 I f 1 Y V fi? fZ?f'.i!fffi ford f :-'-61525242525555452 Sw i P3-ifff' L, :?f,u? ' af ffmfli2wf?5?,W13fi2s55 f ,5fiJyfrQ,fQQ9rQ fuk ,fsifw-W 6 1-291,125 v g,- fwllf ,., 8 . H 'Jfv:,j. f 'df , .eff '12,- f'f' Qf'f'n.ff'l!Jg WA i'.5'f'Hfi'.YfWQAg UU by .. ' .1 1- -- fifzgxff:-f' ' 'f' f :Rf ' J-ffifjakxb-H fi 'UQ' ff' scj If 4 7544' ,cfQ?fi1'if2ffI?lf 9,gW'2ci5i3,5f yur M. .VY V W4 , ' '14 .rt 1 M' 115043-'29x'.f. vm- fwr 0- fqf fd, R1 2 J.. ,dffnlffff bfa4ff: -Qiifffaf. fw' Ef6QK7fv fa- ' f ' . - - ,gfjgz ,! f3b? J,Sf'4?E L ,v2f4 ,' 'fff-.Qwf ' .M -Qfxiiffflg J ,yawn A, wi' . .Wm::?rg3M f' ffflfli if ' j Y zfff,5j!'53?j:Jjg , fy . 1.11 fr, 4gZ 6fi-fri Vyggvwfgaffjlg gb gjf'f'lQ ' p42?5f'gP55fQ iffwffffff -'WF 433+ T' '- ff '21 wU?,1 -1.4 -C. afxm.-23fz wf:1'f fm fix Jw ?-fQQ,fvfff, -'M . ffm-ffm Q?U'gi',.,,'f,ff , VJ- x U n ,LJ Here is a group of North Miami students talking about the entertain- ment at North Miami's annual dances. Bob Hayden is telling Carole Cherry about the funny experience he had on the way to the dance, as Ruth Loew, Harriet Geller, Steve Williams and Bruce Tyrrell look on with amazement. L1--53123. QQ: ,ex QC. .V 14' L, -greasy KI' . were 'foam ehsergg-3- ls: l 'V :Q2-' NDR -,i lr '.' If Sei-rss - ,, . I fzi-335535 kidgixsye - deb r ' efvgdm f f:x1'1v.iJ Wk.-, fglgzlcizg' kidffgiqbvii gtleieelaw . 4- -- Q3 wiv-Q Hr ibggffsv . Q. ,X .fm . . 't . 'nfz' 'X 7i2gf1f1Q'Q2go.s,Q3?Qy. 92 er 05 -we wake-yearns H' i: ti?-:tate ' 'vw' V 'gf' nfs, , sig frggeea FQ'F:e2Q3i1,:f'fte,g3Fefs21e3 iilvtxwafiafir . -ivriejgqlisa Jgwaxexwivvgyb 'QL-v 1' R xhfv 5 ff :fag st:-E533 mage-fa 3-9321-f'-vf ev-.:x:,72J fc, Sf, 343' crziqffrsgrge ga vig-.52-t,'1aQ'K we '-4.96 P- . . ' - . f:??iRxSf-'ye ' P.-4-TfPL2f:f., , Q,q,,CfQ5S 3553.-Q.-S:fff:,ggf-I All North Miami students enjoy themselves at the dances held after every football game. il 5 N' 'Cf ' 11 ' ' 41. , so f .wr t, 30' ' Lili f fa ,M 241 M eb. Q5 RQ QX go N 'Q - o Jfflmhwl , ll s t We 1 X E 'Q Q , 4w,,.3 W C ,, ,a , 2'?t,g:rr Qs:-5- V D xR...4. These symbols represent the famous events during every school year at North Miami Senior High. a 6lClflhy Q Fl 0 'Q' ff!! r. ,f PRINCIPAL In his position as principal, Mr. Paul Davison has many respon- sibilities which take up most oft' his time and still has won the high regard of the student body. Mr. Davison,s work as principal is inspiring to all who come in Contact with him and from the students point of view he is a very fine individual. Mr. Davison has many tasks to do during the day. Before entering his ofHce, Mr. Davison stops to pose for a photo. 1 3 .f,,i .if,i P . , ,t.. , .,,.t, , t am Miss Seward, so graciously gives her time to help guide the girls through a good school year. She has many duties which she fulfills to her best ability. . '31' f7f'5f'fffi7 25 - v V4 1 ' ' ,,ff. ,. ,.,, Mr. Henley, our dean of boys, has given an unselfish amount of time to encourage the boys of our school to lead a clean andwholesome life. Miss Seward and Mr. Henley, Deans of Nor Mi Hi, both lead busy lives and have proved a fine asset in working with stu- dents and faculty. W vw rv-'M' w-, fe mn -4 -if f - V if - 2' - ft. ' ' 12:1 4U'x f ' V. K 'ii ii Q f 's ' ' f ' L, ,A ff. if . f 7 5:35 I f at , QW, , ' 1-I i ' is - MF . 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Mathematics Mr Blotcher Mrs Lynch Mr Nordmeyer Mrs Moore Mrs' Spell Mrs Sloan retummg to class ,I Mrs. Ruskin 15 , QM , ,. . X AV,' V , . M f m ' f f 1 f 1 ,. ., ,I .ffgieg Q , 'CQ-ui '17, n i. ,fi M. 5' KW ' ,J ..., Mr, Basnett Miss Luck Science f- N t 5 Mr. Farmer Mr. Quincy, head of the Science department, is teaching the students over television this year. Darrow . aim ., . . i.., ,,,.,c,. I ,,.,,.,f 5 V 75?- 4 may an 'ww Aff! ft haf -ff., A yy 5 iv, gr W 41 'Sl5q,,wf we sexi!! M 5 i-if- fl. ' i t - if V. 11 3.52 ,- .eww wi , . 5 frze. 'f if r . V 1,1 e-,fwrw . K :EQ wat?-, Q .71 ff ff-49 ,ifwf ' -42-'f.' 43 K zgfllvfzn-,V V .V ,. ,V 32, 5,5 522 - f 111 ff, .. --ei . cf . 7 3 Q wr 1+ :M - ,- . 5'5 '.71r,. Ji- T' :Q.,. ' .rin 'e-fl Mr. Negrich Mr. Darrow shows Miss Luck one of the more difhcult problems in physics. ff? Mrs. M ,I ,f r if Mr. Proctor 16 f . 4+ 5 4- ' gre, . - , Z. oore Mr. Spencer Mr. Cagm Mr. Sistrunk Mr. Brewster v f. i, 5 . Q A , . 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Mr. Rabinowitz, Mr. Perrin, and Mr. Edge con verse during their free period. 17 The Reason for English Pictured here are Miss Norton, Miss Rowe, Pictured here are Miss 4 yillcr Miss Mitchell, and Miss Bowman. in I S f i Chatting together are Miss Niles and Mr. Pictured here are Mrs. Cadwallader, Mrs. Wohlgemuth. Lentz, and Miss Stalnaker. Our English department as well as all of the other depart- ments should he given thanks for their guidance and true faith in the students of North Miami Sen- ior High. Mr. Cornell and Miss Mas- Pictured here is Mrs. tropaolo stop and talk 3 'Wingerd while, 18 They Keep the Balls Rolling Miss :Vacalis fy l- 7 1' I , Mme 5 Z ,,,., ll If f 'W 7? 1 . J' ' 54 My . n... M My QHYS, ED Mr. Bogart I f f f4l4':ff,,f ,f , f. , lfwffgf ,fyfafff ,. ff ,yfyqq ' 7. , 1, ., f wa- 11Qw':.,. 7 , f f! ' ' 57 7' f::'cf, ff ,, ,aff f , W, f 1 fiffzg ,, ,V 4 .xg ,f ff nf HM f, , iq f, iv ,,?W ww, Zwmlf' if? Mr. Del Bello nworf ' 'WM Mr. Swettman Mr. Hyrne Mrs. Delabar xv. Mrs. Conrad Mr. Auer Mrs. Teal ll ,l . 3 274:70 f' I :ff 3 f m fzfgyrfzcfl 7 ' 1 ggyfu, ,,,, , Mrs. Groven Mr. Whittle Mr. Burgess 19 1, fffgfm, f I i s s e Creative Arts Covers All Mr. Niles 1VIr. Craddock Journalism Speech H L ' x x gi at 5 i Q C-.7 5 B 066 K, 3 .2 Mrs. Klingrneyer Mr. Handy Librarian Speech Mrs. Abalon Librarian Mr. Gregory Orchestra .N Yff' YJV ' ,-xii!-2? hlr. Dutton Mr. A1CX21r1d6r Tvfrs. Hogsett, hirs. ikioore 1NIrs Bog y CTIOTUS Band Home Economics 20 1 , . We Speak any Languages ,N l,,.,..---f T , ,-.pn-nf' Mrs. Hand and Mrs. Cummings breeze through a magazine Mrs. Nicholas stops for a moment to pose for a picture. during their free period. Mrs. Whelpton relaxes for a few moments in the Home Economics Lab. 21 In the Field of Business 5 . l l 3 E 'e y liz W4 Pictured here Kfrom left to rightj Mrs. Aspinall, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Ketzle, and Miss Scalise. , , t 5 .F ill jl il J! 7 1 . ' it fr fzzbzxnufuxl l Relaxing after a big day of schooling is Mrs. Schmaus. 22 i Cafeteria Staff F. . X:,,2,fk' Q, ,if Q Q. Ss? Q ir? . 4 W l PICTURED ON THIS PAGE ARE: F. Perko, C. Adams, M. Mavneau, M. McCoy, J. Mc- Neeley, E.. Nealey, E. Stamp, A. Walcott, B. Atzel, J. Block, E. Clark, M. Cawins, W. Derrer, M. Diehl, I. Duffy, N. Erskine, A. Foster, S. Golding, Grilin, E. Glynn, V. Grynn, D. Miller V. Murphy, M. Roberts, M. Rosney, I. Ross, E. Russel, B. Servatt, J. Smith, G. Snowden, A Sauden, J. Stanchi, S. Stankers, L. Turse. ,. . r7 u'2, A G AQ' , .1 'A if 4725 '- f I' if mei: , v ff. ', 2' , ..i,. , , , Q V- T 1. ' iff l 4 'A ' V ' Pi? E f W ' ff '12 23 . ?g? 'gil ' My f Q -Pax 'Fi I 1 1 , I 1 f R, , Mrs. Ryan had The Hub of Activities Mr. D. Bullington I A t'f A-si I ' ,X x i- ' 2 7 iQ 'V Q .4 A 'fs . .z.1 ji ., .Z .XR m .h .fi , .t M vs 1 vi' W -f . Mrs. Negrich Mrs. Bowman Mrs. Feinstone A hard working girl is our Miss Brisson, secre- tary to Dean Seward. Speaking to the students of this school is Mrs. Kathryn Negrich, Registrar. 24 I Cur Techniques and the Future Mr. Criswell and hir. 1-hncimarsh glance at 3. maga- zine during 21 busy day at school. N ' F .L , -1 ' gs ' - f- , umm k fffzilif I , - ' '45 A 'i W V m , an V it 11:1 5 W.. .. . ,,,- 'qi ,- g 5713415 A - A- -4 -- we t 4 gi -fefmi .-,,... s.. ,. .,, , V H K ,. 1 M , sg is 1 7'QH ' eeeuu ' i ' if Li, X ' 'Q y 44,1 4. are Z2 - ' i JW ,f + Q 5 ' . ' ' ,tm ,, f, ..., pt 54, V ,ga LM, W -Q5 3 -, fi ' , 'E ff' Af A ' i, 3 ff me s A as , s f X ., , i ii K J '- K Vi I HPQPQ i li' 7-if :yin fm ' ii -' ,.,, y -31: I is s ' 2 U Pictured here are Mr, Upthcgrove, Nlr. Hokam, Mr Lydzinski, and NIL Lamont. Chatting together are Mr. Zellers, and Mr. Womack. X . WY if t xx f in GM 1, if .hx j x Discussing a problem are Mr. Delong and Mr. Rogers. , f4+. . ,L m,. W? l XX F3 J A AAA if rf ti eniorri ,M I 9 V ,. 5 , ,,,.,,,Wh ,ff lr ETERNITY A teacher affects eternityg he can never tell Where his influence stops. -Henry Adams Paul A. Davison Principal While he was taken from us on April 13, 1959, his inspiration and influence live on in the minds and hearts of all Who knew and loved him. Though the community was saddened in his parting, We rejoice in the memories he left with us. May this book, dedicated to him as he lived, be a living dedication eternally. T i -Lg i -1 'us it 'F 4-3 fs- ll QA CJ? S Tom Davis PRESIDENT U --1 -um Dick Carpentier Bill Baxley VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER 59 Bonnie Bishop lviary Jo Powers REC. SECRETARY CORR. SECRETARY For six years, the class of '59 has inhabited XQNLH., and for six years the class of 559 has been a model of cooperation and achievement. In setting tradition, the class of '59 introduced the first senior trip, began the practice of completely unchaperoned senior meetings, brought on the idea of the surprise theme for the Junior-Senior Prom, and greatly extended senior class privileges. In following through with the traditional ideas, the class produced two proms, conducted its talent night, and class plays and banquet, and sponsored its work day, all with the utmost success. l The North liiami High dance patio, the first class time capsule, and the first class magazine drive were the class of i59:s new idea contributions. These projects, and the maturity with which these projects were carried out, form the everlasting mark, left by the class of 559 on Nor Mi Hi. 27 These plans show the position and the size of patio in relation to the school. 11 ' Q Xi' Senior Project The final plans drawn up, work begins. The boys worked hard digging out the grass and laying the foundation, while the girls did their part by fixing lunch. JUDITH ABECASIS: FBLA 45 Student Council 4 LYNNE ABRAHAMS: Student Council 1,25 Charm Club 15 Conestoga Rep. 2535 FBLA5 Chaplain 3,45 Pioneer Rep. 45 CBE 4 JARRETT ABROFSKY: Jr. Optimist 45 Science Club 4 SHELDON ADLER MARY AFFRONTE: FNA 15253545 Sec. 45 Student Coun- cil 15253545 Guidance Aid 152,35 Homeroom President 3 JAMES AGNEW JOHN AGUDO : DIANE AHEARN: GAA 25 Pep Club 35 Charm Club 25 Majorettes 1 WILLIAM ALDRICH: Student Council 152,35 Wheel Club 2,35 Homeroom President 152535 Guidance Aid 253 2:57 ' fi' l i . 1 ff 1 :GZ ' 1 5,5 5 W .Q .,,. ,, l Q ,cgi P DORIS ALLRED: Drama 2,3545 Chorus 15 Jour- nalism 2 WANDA ALLRED: Bible Club 25 Girls' Chorus 3 DAVID ALTER: Transferg Vice-President 1 Homeroom PENELOPE ALTMAN: Chorus 15 Reserve Chorus 25 Concert Choir 35 CBE 4 FRANK AMBLER: Marching Band 2535 Concert Band 25354 LINDA AMMERMAN: Swim Team 253545 Beta 25 Civinettes 25 Sirena 3545 Secretary 45 Hearld All City Swim Team 2, Honorable Mention CHARLENE AMY: GAA 2535 Twirling 15 Sci- ence Club 15 HI-Y Club 3 BRUCE ANDERSON: Football 15253545 Basketball 1,2,3,4 ELWIN ANDERSON: Future Farmers of Amer- ica 354 :Tiki , Team 2, Tennis Team 4. -, :sc X ,ff 0 , f Q f f 1 ' PHILIP ANREA: Homeroom Vice-President 2, Swim JOHN ANTHONY: Chorus 1 , Audio-Visual 2, Home- ff z' M .ffffff ' ' ' . room Pres1dent 3. V ff ,,1-,, , . ' , , 4 DAISY APARICIO RUTH APPLETON: Orchestra 1, g 1 ff ff W, W ff M gg f Q3 4. 1 X I 9 ,J f.-,' 5 , I SANDRA ARMSTRONG: Typing Rep. 2 3' Red Cross Rep. 4. ' A TED BABBITT Marching Band 2,35 , Concert Band 2,3,4, Guidance Aid 1,2,3,4, FNA 3. DONALD ARMSTRONG: Track 2,3,4, Football 4. ROSE ARMSTRONG: Tennis 3,4, Bible Club 3,4, Secretary and Treasurer 4, Chorus 1,4, Inter Club Council Award 2, Pioneer ,V ' f Pri . BARBARA BACON: Chorus 1' Intermurals 1' Band 1' 3 7 4 Orchestra III 4. I, lil 'IN U Q I : ,,, ,QW tn 3 ', P .fu a 9 J V Orchestra I 2, Orchestra II 3, Orchestra Letter Award 2, W of 4 f, 5 ', f, f.i Lizffi 'e F1-'1 '--v '-' f -- .' 2 r r r ff , r S X K X 4 1' , ., ,, ,..i . I MARIA BACHORIK I 'III r 5, .',.. , y 112 .r'.s'r- 4 we rr. ,Q 157 - 1 - LOIS BALASKY: Sorrota 4. , ' V - ' I ,V', Q g , fV,. ,VZ , A f , ANN BALDWIN: Honor Garde 2,3, Drummer 3, ., ' I I ' G 5' f 'f HOHOTIH 3, Homeroom President 2, Conestoga , ' Underclassmen Editor 3 , Beta 3,4. ROSE MARIE BALODIS BONNIE BANNACK: Transfer, National Honor Society 4, Homeroom Secretary 4, FTA 3,45 Sub Debs 4, Beta 4. BARRIE BARBER: Jr. Optimist 4, Gym Team 4. JOAN BARBIERI: Chorus 1,2,3,4, Red Cross Rep. 2,4, Pioneer Rep. 3, Homeroom Rep. 2. LARRY BARGER MELVIN BARR M W, 1 X '..i:. r ' f , 1 V xf7f:zf,z7i '1 4 1 A 54 ,of ' f , If TW f i 51' Z4 Mg I1 I JOYCE BARSOTTI: Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 2,45 GAA 3. ANNETTE BARLETT: Homeroom Rep. 15 Homeroom President 35 Homeroom Vice-President 4. LOUIS BASELICE: Jr. Optimist 45 Sergeant at arms of Homeroom 4. DONNA BATES: Chorus 15 Hall Monitor 25 Pioneer Rep. 3. WILLIAM BAXLEY: Key Club 253,45 Treas. 35 Class Treas. 15253545 Volleyball 253,45 Traflic Patrol 3,45 National Honor 3,45 Beta 3545 Fla. District Key Club Treasurer 354. EVELYN BAXTER: Vice-President Homeroom 45 FHA 3, Sec. 35 Y-Teens 15 Chorus 2. ERNEST BAYER: Jr. Optimist 4. CAROL BAZEMORE: Transfer MARCIA BEALLE: Student Council Rep.5 Mixed Chorus5 Drama Club5 Y-Teens. W' ,f-. ,mp masse. F .4 M i f gf 7 y 5 1 ,WB ' v , I .,.,. 5 gk ,ff 5 K i- -Y ' . wif' aff ' - . .,.. .Eiga J f I , 1 i Q, DAVVN BELL: Golf Team 253. SUSAN BERESH: Jr. Class Play 35 Drama Club 3. JOAN BERI: Transfer5 Class Treas. Homeroom 3 5 GAA 3. SHELDON BEST: JV Football 25 Int. Basket- ball 25 Wheel Club 1525 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 35 Homeroom President 154. MONTE BILLER BONNIE BISHOP: FBLA 253, Rec. Sec. 35 Jr. Class Rec. Sec. 35 Graduation Herald 35 Jr. Op- timist Sweetheart 45 Bible Club 2,35 Joy Club 2, Treas. 25 Student Council 253,45 Homecoming Court5 Senior Doll5 Sr. Class Rec. Sec. 4. DONNA BLANGHARD: Honoria 45 Band 1,25 GAA 1,25 FBLA 3. THEODORE BLANKENSHIP: HI-Y Treas. 3,45 Basketball Varsity 45 Sergeant at arms of Sr. Class. .D BLIX: Track 2,3545 HI-Y Club 3,45 tics Team 354, Captain 45 Volleyball 354. KAREN BLONDER: FTA 45 Science Club Rec. Secretary 45 Homeroom Rep. 45 Red Cross 152. MARILYN BOCKHOLD: Sub Debs 45 NFL 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y Corr. Sec. 45 Thespians 45 Yearbook Stal? 45 Homeroom Rep. 45 Tennis Team 3,45 Drama 1,2,3,45 Pioneer Rep. 3,45 Jr. Class Talent Night 35 Jr. Class Play Stage Man. 35 Pep Club 35 Charm Club Sec. 2. JOAN BOHL: FBLA 4. SHIRLEY BOLAND ALBERT BOLLING JUDITH BOONE: DCT5 Y-Teens 3,4. DALE BORDEN: Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Dade County Volleyball Championship 2,35 Letterman 45 Pioneer Rep. 4. ANTHONY BOVA: Transfer5 Basketball 1,35 Baseball 2,35 Art Award 3. MARY BOWIE: FTA 152,35 Librarian 15 Or- chestra 15 Student Council Rep. 152,45 FHA 35 Special Honors 4. 4 , 5 A,-5,5 .. t -. ...,., Hr 1 w ,.-'L-im. Q. ' , ' .4 mf .fix '. Q? ., f , '-vfqsli .4 ii gf t Q'-,,1z:. ' ,fiw ., 45. 44 5, , ff s ,. . .,.,,, . , . 5,... . ..M Y -' r ' . 5 GLORIA BOYD: Girls' Chorus 45 Guidance Asst. 45 Deans Asst. 4. WILLIAM BOYER: Football 1,2,3,45 Track 2,45 Prom Committee 45 Homeroom Sergeant-at-Arms 4. ANTHONY BRADCHULIS: Hi-Y. 3. GORDON BRANCH: Football 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Boys, Chorus 2,3 Vecp 35 Letterman's Club 3545 FTA 3. CHARLENE BRENDSOHNEIRMHQ Cmb gait PATRICIA BRIGHAM: Transfer5 Corpus Christi Pri- vate School 1,25 Art Committee on Yearbook 1,2. ROBERT BROOKS: Softball 1,25 Volleyball 2. ARCHIE BROWN: Marching Band 2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,4. EVA BROWN: Honor Garde 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Con- cert Choir 2,354 Secretary 45 Civnettcs 3,4 Parliamentarian 45FTA3A. 1 ,, Qu ,555 5, ff X553 I fi x NF s : K 5 5 . . X I by x XXX Q. I xk, Q 1 it -5 N X .kk.V -- V, 1-5 FANNIE BROWN: Chorus 15 Homeroom Pres- ident 45 CBE 4. PATRICIA BROWING ROBERT BROWING: Football 253545 Wheel Club 253,45 Boys' State 35 Foreign Exchange Stu- dent Committee 3545 Sr. Directory Wheel Club 4. WILLIAM BRUFFETT MARY ANN BRUNO: Cheerleader 15 Sorrota 2,3545 Treas. 45 FTA 15 Sr. Prom Committee 35 Guidance Aid 45 GAA 15 Homeroom Sec. 25 Yearbook 354, Editor 45 Student Council 4 Quill and Scroll 4, HOWARD BRYNES: Intramurals 15 Termis Team 25 French Club 35 School Photographer 35 Yearbook Staff 3. BARRIE BUDGES: Guidance Aid5 Tri-Hi-Y. CAROL BULLER: Pioneer Staff 3,45 Sub Debs 3545 Chaplain 45 Conestoga 45 Quill and Scroll 4. WILLIAM BURCH: Football 2,3545 Track 3545 Vice-Pres. H.R. 35 AV 3,45 Student Council 15 Guidance Aid 354. 5 fi Y 1 I 1 Y 1 D CATHERINE BURKE PAT BURKE: Volleyball 1, Capt. 15 Basketball 25 Fash- ion Show 35 Library Assistant 4. CAROL BURROWS: Chorus 1525 Y-Teens 25 Jr. Class Rep. 35 CBE 4. JUDITH BUTLER: Chorus 1,25 Majorettes 1525 Y-Teens 3, Drama 35 AV Homecoming Float 35 Dean,s OHice Worker 354. WAYNE BUTTS ELIZABETH CALLAHAN: FTA 4. TILTON CAPES: Jr. Exchange 354. KENNETH CAPITANO: Key Club 15253545 Traiiic W. ,.., .,.. 5 ,Q 55,:,9,.,,,5 -V ,,,, , ,f I J J' fr-41:-ff:-yr sf f ff Afro-,:z:O,f WIHWWQA '61 1 j 569 Z 1 'Z , , 114 f , W ' 5 . .,. Q. . t ' lv 6 ,11 4 ' 5, f ,Elf f 1 1 1 y r ig 1 , ,-.Q-,N l . ,: -1 My 5 --1 .- ,ffzww f -an f if 1 ' 'ji 5 1 MQ, , y 571 X ef af 'f if I I 1 3' .V f , if a 155 5 4 f ,,yg6?,f 41 4 1 X14 9' kflk - 55,531 ,.f, ,,,,k, 5 'ff Je-Wi.:S,z.iff4i1if'Yl' Wfiilzftitlifi im'-' fl H avi V ,,.. 1 , wi x . filly 1 ' W' , ,wfff,y:f,. , 5 ' - , . Control 3,45 Homeroom Vice-President 25 Student Coun- 5 cil 15 Guidance Aid 1. - 1 if - gf, A -,. f 1 : ' 5 ROCCO CARBONE: Student Council 152535 Attend- ance Award Key tiit ' K 71 .,,V 33 5 f 1,15 1 I fm . ' 'fprir' ' 2. , . L',Lg f 3 ff M X 6. E If 3 f . 4, ,r,4,,f,ff 7 .3 fy 3 f re. f 44.343 . fmfff auf. ,- gf, M, 1.5 ...- 41, 5 1 ,f,f,f,,',gf,,,,,, f , aw f , Y 5 -3 N if 6 if 'fi ffff fi! ff, fyw 3, 'I ff! 4 f f MW ff fa fwf ef ' I f f Q 4 A if ff I , f 7 f f fff f f X 1 3 ff 0 ,X ,ffff I ' flf f 35, 7 fO f ,j jf ,f W e 1 1 , iff I f ' ? Wg I 7, . . , 5' X M fy , , V 'V f y . K f,, f, fm f -I 3 ' ' at fi ' , 2 ,J 1 fhjzii f f... 1 . g9:fgfy1f ' Zhnyf vz, nf, .3 ,, ,,, . JERRY GHAIKEN1 swim Team 1,2,3,4, sm- dent Council 4. STEVE CHAIT: Intermural Volleyball 1,23 Track 13 Red Cross Rep. 1,2,3. FRANKLIN CHAPLIN: Hi-Y 3,43 Vice-Pres. 43 State Pres. 43 Wheel Club 43 Beta 43 Stu- dent Council 2,43 Football UVD 1,23 Track 23 4-H Club Pres. 13 Guidance Aid 33 Prom Committee 3. RODNEY CHARLES RICHARD CHASE: Student Planning Com- mittee for Sr. 43 Yearbook Rep. 43 Pioneer Rep. 233. ARLENE CHERNICK: Chorus 13 Drama Club 2,33 FTA 3,43 Homeroom Rep. 3. CAROLYN CHERRY: Student Council l,2,33 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 1, Treas. 2, Sec. 33 Chorus 13 Drama 1,2,3,43 FTA 3,43 Thespians 4. FRANCES CHERRY JOAN CHEWNING: Cheerleader 1,2,3, Co. Capt. 2, Capt. 33 Sub Debs 2,33 FHA 3, Sweetheart of Exchange 43 Student Council 2,33 Conestoga Rep. 3. W, f RUTH CARON: Glee Club 1,23 Basketball 1,2,33 Soft- ball 1,23 Chorus 3. RICHARD CARPENTIER: Dramatics 1,2,3,43 Concert Choir 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, President 43 Vice-Pres. Jr. and Sr. Class3 Steering Committee Guidance Aid 33'Jr. Ex- change 33 Pres. of Homeroom 2,33 Thespians 2,43 Class Rep. 2,3. BARRY CARROLL: Slide Rule Club 23 Marching Band 2. MIKE CARRUBBA: Baseball 2,3,4. BONNIE CARTER: Freshman Class Vice-President3 Stu- dent Council 43 .Sorrota 2,43 Girls, State 33 Guidance Aid 1,23 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 1,23 Conestoga Staff 4. CHARLOTTEANN CARTER HENRY CARTER: Football ROSE MARIE CASSELS 3. DOROTHY CESTAGALLI: Y-Teen 3,43 FBLA 3, Treas. 43 Typing Award 23 Pep Club 23 Forensic Follies 4. , . 1 .. f f- 3 7 , 1,,,y.4.,f 3. . , ,, ffw,,., , .-.., ,..' .. ,,,:...,,,, . ,, f.,f,,f : W, . ..-1. , . - G ,aww I ffff Wf . , . , awww . W 1312345 ' J f , 4 1 l i.t:r ' ' f It L ' ' tv - L . .7 V ' ff ff fig f Q 24, ' ff.. ., 1 f 'Y ' 5 f X X X F ff M W fygm ,X A' M: wwf f' V . ' ., 1 A W I ,,,.' ,.,' wffg f '-.V i K I f . nf . 44 A. . a v . M if: .3 E4 14 .f . 1 f i 1. ,, f fQ ff f IM!! ff 971, ff f f f 1 J f I fzff ff ff X if I f f f7N!W4.,f f '49, 3 .5 . fi L if A i' -f ,ffZf3gfi I A -45 I I I if ' Haig? W' 'W l X X ff f 3 ff!! X Q ff 1 3 fffzfnf f 1 0 fff f aww? ww f, fa, Q 2 3, ffff fff ffl f f , - ,- :yy :J rf: 4 f f , f IM' , f , f V fi J ff' I E if I . e 1 i f 'W If-fr f 'h , Y 55 Q,-J . f f I f -livin' rmsff , AW V KIM CHRISTIANSEN PATRICIA CLARK: DCT 354. KAROL CLEMENT FRED CLINGMAN KEITH COCKMAN PHYLLIS COHEN: Sorrota 3,45 FTA 2,3545 Beta 2,3545 Guidance Aid 3. BARBARA COLEMAN: Chorus 15 Jr. Class Rep.5 Stu- dent Council 2,3545 Sub Debs 354, Sweetheart 45 Treas- urer 4. NANCY COLEMAN: Drama 35 Chorus 45 Civenettes 3,45 GAA 15 Student Coun. 2. ROBERT COLLINS: Concert Band 1,25 Marching Band 1,25 Homeroorn Treas. 25 Jr. Exchange 25354, President 4, Sec. 3. I ,ff 'mv SALLY CQRNELLUS fi? fi 4 514 f Q of ,, 7 lvl W Q 5 5.2.1. 15'-. , fl X mv Q... f ff z , if PATRICIA COBIPOSTO: Award for typing 3. WILLIAM CONTI: Band 45 Orchestra SARA COOPER: Latin Club lg Spanish Club IXIARILYN CORENBLIQBI: Red Cross Rep. 5? 55.. ty' RICHARD CORNELL: Baseball 253,45 Letter- man's 3,45 HI-Y 45 Homeroom President 15253545 Cross-County Track 2,3545 Volleyball 1,25 Basket- ball l. ALLEN CORNWALL: Football 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 1,2,35 Student Council 1,2535 FTA 152,35 Letterman's Club 2,35 History Club 35 Drama Club 35 Class Rep. 3. JUNE COSENTINO: Sr. Choir 253,45 Usher- ette 35 Modern Dance 35 Chorus 1. AIME COTE: FTA 1,253. JANE ANN COULTER: Honoria 253,45 chorus 1,2,3,4. HAROLD COX N Q 9 if r L X 5. 53. ., i,..x,,. A XQSX X, I fl R fa' 5 F . I RSE X fxski R is R X A 5 X 33314 , 4 X, . , sg. QR ,X A it X9 ,, 5 . . 5 tsgxkys 1 Ziff A - . A .px ' 5 L NN. .V .. . X Xt X 'M N N.- sx fw at ,f . -trcwsffef F R' ss., .R ,, - bi wi A I .. R K NSA ! K- LOIS CRANE: Homeroom Officer 1,2535 Pio- -- - 5 5 neer Rep. 35 Y-Teens 2,3545 DCT 45 Girls' i f PM Chorus 3,45 Forensic Follies 3. ,f KIDD CRAWFORD: Guidance Aid 1,25 V01- leyball -25 Science Club 45 Vice-Pres. 45 Home- 1 room Pres. 3. A DENNIS CRISSEY: Wheel Club 3,45 Beta 4. 5 V ' 1 '3:t1i.S3KZw, till- L fi. f -.QR XXX 1 ' A 5i555 +25 5 OLIVER GROSS: FFA 1,2,3. ' A :I V '-A -5 1 1 -1Qw:1. '. I 'Q Ai A .2 ,,,:,., ' X JOSEPH CUCOLO: Vice-Pres, Homeroom 45 Homeroom 2 5 . pf Treas. 35 Drama 35 Pomroy Players 35 Pioneer Rep. 1. Cvk it 1 A 55 2 l 5 A , ' RICHARD CUMMINGS: Transfer5 Football 2. is 1 X . .. I ' I Q Ks 5 ,,5g: -v- Ks R I X M Q X X , Six N 5 . gf. S' -1 5 'R 55 ., A 5 A-'fl f ELEANOR CURRY JEROME CURRY: Football 23,45 Volleyball 25 Track 2,45 Basketball 1525 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 253,45 Jr. Op- timist 2,3545 Vice-Pres. 45 Prom Committee5 Sorrota Sugar 45 Chairman Sr. Gift Committee5 Sr. Trip Com- mittee. BRENDA DAGGERHART: Record Club 15 GAA 15 Bible Club 4. ANTHONY DANLUCK: Boys' State 3, SANDRA DARLAND: FNC 3,45 Sorrota 45 Student Council alt. 4. DENNIS DAUNHAUER: Audio-Visual Club 35 DCT 45 Jr. Optimist. Dedication It is in deepest gratitude that we dedicate this North Miami Conestoga to a person with strong character, in- telligence, and the ability to understand and help his fellow man. He has done his utmost to make North Miami Senior High School, one of the top schools in the state of Florida. We the annual staff, wish to dedicate this, the 1959 Conestoga, to Mr. Paul A. Davi- son, Principal of North Miami Senior High School. XXX tl I jf 4 Pau1A. Davison I Mr. Paul Davison comes in Contact with most of the student body during every school day. He is pleasant and cooperative to everyone he meets or works with at school. .a 3 f.'w:f': f 1 nf A ' f iL 'f'. TF'2? - 'l- 1 5' if f iW?'5W'Y Vg! 537, ,rg M3111 R,dZ':g-Ili., ,if,'mp':vP xy, 3-,,g,.t.'1'1 fl Nm!! ,P-2-I J?v1.,4f Lfv'j-,Qlffuf-,ff ,w I . '-f r J, 6- Q ,:. ,-1 truss ., . ,-.434 ., '1 HZ.-f ,f f '--4.1 -W '5 f'.7? 'f1'l-' N Vifciictfciictisictfc?fctictfitfc?fit?fatfcMZ1M?ff13TSi2?2tFi5fQiJfQQfff r'2iQf5'?f'1Cf5f3Q3'Ql3?5?rWitGifL?,if'17E+f:-Ffffuf fa-Mr' 2' ' xQW.z.:V I-A X X cd s , ., .NYX 9 A s X K XE tx I5 . Vx XS? -ss 4... S X 8 we vixw XP I xx 'Q X X W xx. . .Q UA K - 5 PgSi,,Qs...w 5.5 V .X,. 5 .5 ' fjffi rf . 5 F 5 ' . si, - .:x, . Nt rf if I JOE DELLA FERA: Jr. Optimist 3, Pres. 45 Stu, Coun. 45 Homecoming Comm. 45 Forensic Follies 4. ARTHUR DeMARZO: Red Cross Rep. 2,35 Guid. Aide 25 Trace 3,45 Guid. Aide 3. MICHAEL DePAUL: Guid. Aide 1,25 Red Cross 1,25 HR Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 45 Social Studies Award 35 Aero- nautics Club 1. BETTY DERRER: Honor Garde 2,35 Stu. Coun. 1,25 Grad. Baccalaureate Usherette 35 FBLA 3,4, Pres. 4 Class Rep. 1,2,3,45 HR Vice-Pres. 2, Sec. 45 Honoria 2,35 Y-Teens 2,45 FTA 45 FHA 3,45 Pioneer Rep. 2,3,4. CONSTANCE DES ROCHER: Y-Teens 2,35 Guid. Aide 35 Class Rep. 2,35 FTA 4, Chap. 4. ' ANTHONY DI BLASI: Marching, Concert Band 2,3,4. SUSAN DICKINSON: Stu. Coun. 3,4, Corr. Sec. 45 HR Vice-Pres. 1,2, Pres. 3,45 Grad. Herald5 Baccalaureate Usherette Sub Debs 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Red Cross 3. MARJORIE DI DIO MARIE DODATO: Fla. High School Lib. Council 3. Aw-3 . 4. 5 rx. .lf sf 1-1- EARL DAVIS: Key Club 1,2,3,45 Stu. Coun. 2,3545 Vice-Pres. 35 Nat. Honor Soc. 2,3,4, Pres. 45 Beta 3,45 Harvard Book Award 35 Sr. Class Pres.5 Honoria Hunk 45 Track 2,4. ILENE DAVIS: Concert Choir 45 FTA 2,3545 Stu. Coun. 253,45 Drama Club 3,45 FHA 35 Guid. Aide 45 Class Rep. 3,45 Y-Teens 45 Charm Club 2. JOHN DAVIS: Conestoga-Pioneer Staff Photo. 1,2,3,45 HI-Y 45 Prom Comm. PATRICIA DAVIS: FTA 15 Lib. Asst. 1,45 Honoria 3,45 Foreign Exch. Comm, 35 Guid. Aide 4. PHYLLIS DAVIS: c:-iris: Chorus 3,4, GAA 1. GLENDA mars: Lib. Club 2 3 Lib. Asst. 2,3,4. CAROLANN DeFORD: Stu. Coun. 15 Major- ette 1,25 HR Treas. 25 Grad. Herald 35 Red Cross Rep., FBLA 4. KENNETH DeFILLIPO: Football 2,3,45 Letter- man's Club 45 2nd team All City Defence 3. SANDRA DeLUCA: Sorrota 3,4, Pres. 45 FNC 2, Corr. Sec. 3, Treas. 45 Orch. 1,2,3,45 Guid. Aide 2,3,45 Grad. Usherette 35 Stu.. Coun. 15 Prom Comm. Class Rep. 35 Y-Teens 1. t 4+ -- . . ff A ,. .., ,,,, A ,. .. J +A E .-'. jfs .--. pu: Y ff I ..i- i 1 1? ' 1-1:11:15 ll' .. , I , ' V I .-i. ' Us .555 5, x5r'-. 'Q - M I :L -1 5,5 - 5 I 'V-,fsqgw f, ' ' 4 5't' A -ksf 5 if MMR-5,1 ,I , A M Y. .,,5,:5i ,-L5 i H 5. ' ' ' A. ' A . .. , 421432 f H , - 3. 2 a'f.?:ff ' '- ' YZY'4fZl1 f'.- :'..- l.:',Ii'f ,f .l,5' ' rs r A ,:.'l f ' f '1-sv ull? The seniors started a new tradition by decorating the walk for homecoming. .. 'XX 7' M 11 , E, 5, I ., 15? . t a , x 2, 1 ' ' s s 2 21 5 x x 'U K 5 P ajax A X wk 1 1 A es x M 'il A typical study period where all seniors gather to hear the latest news. It looks as if Steve Nesselrote must have heard something interesting. l za, wavy l a,wf4.g. fuk 2 w 2 I l Cleaning the pool was among the duties excepted along with the privilege of the senior walk. ,A w ' V tame ,if . i ., y l 5 . , , 'f I I fe' ' nf.. 2. f,:,1fp, fwfr 4 ' f , s 'W . as .lf , x 5 The class of 59, as one of its projects, sponsored a successful work day at Your Pharmacy on 125th Street. The seniors started off a busy year by obtaining petitions for oHices in the class. The senior class selected this method of informing the school of its new motto - God First, Others Second, Ourselves Thirdg colors -H powder blue and whiteg flowers - the white roseg and song - You'll Never Walk Alone. Remembering this will always bring memories of their senior year at North Miami High. ili,'Eif422Zx'l iL41'if3ffi ,I L-Q 4 Y , ,, if, , . ,.4-P' , .. x 21 i f J if 'S A' f ' .. ' ' , W, ' ,fff if., .' 'a mi' if f W . ' , W .,V'yf.f:xzl 'rj ' . ,Jf.y5,',j Q f..-4,V1 1,1 ', f ,zfaww-1' , -, :fn ,egg I gy, . ,gf ,, V f aiu' sf ' X w 1 jf ik. . a if 'Lx' fx X Y at f 1zw'z,vig:2Q,5f!f J Q BARBARA DUNCAN SON JACQUELINE DUNKLEY: Guid. Aide 2,45 GAA 1,25 Bible Club 1,2,3. ROBERT DUNN: H1-Y 4. ROLAND EARNEST HOWARD EDWARDS: HR V-Pres. 1,25 Stu. Coun. 1,25 Nurpact 3,45 Football, Swimming 1,2. GAIL EIGNER: Sub Debs 3,45 Rec. Sec. 45 Marching, Concert Band 1,2,35 FTA 3,45 Con- estoga 45 Jr. Play and Prom Comm. 35 Debate 25 GAA 15 Quill and Scroll. KAREN EILERS: FTA l,3,45 Science Club 45 Pres. 45 Anchor 45 FNA 1,2,3,45 Concert Band l,2,35 HR Sec. 35 2nd prize Physics-Science Fair. JANICE ELLERIN: NFL 2,3,4, Treas. 3,45 Conestoga 35 Stu. Coun. 1,25 UBEA award 35 Forensic Follies 2,35 State Student Congress 3. ROBERT ELLIS: Key Club 2,3,45 Chap. 3,45 Bus. Mgr. Conestoga 45 HR Treas. 25 Guid. Aide 1,2. 5.1, If . V, J ,- ff. , ,.. f Hfmhiv 'Y P f .Y 1,-, wg 5 Z ,,, V x , , , fi' ' 1 f 3 if i f M' CA f f f I I Y, ' ,. f W' JAMES DODGE EILEEN DOLAN STANLEY DONALDSON: Chorus 1,35 Drama 25 Photo Club 1. SHEILA DONOVAN: Beta 2,3,45 NFL 2,3,45 Guidance Aide 2,3545 Honoria 45 Nat. Honor Soc. 4. JANICE DOUBERLEY: Bible Club 15 Jr. Red Cross 1,35 Guidance Aide 2. HERBERT DOUGLASS: Hall Monitor Award 253. ROBERT DUBOV: Basketball 45 Volleyball 4. JACK DUFF JOAN DUMAS 2 ' 1 3 X Z 5 ,M ff- ,ff . 2 if ,. J' e 4 f 15. K l'i',-5559 ' . ' 4 ,-,',, ,Q ff, , 4 f gf ' 5 f, .2 , S! X 'Ga , . w.f,.,:. ff ,,,. ,,',fyg.,,.-,5 y ,f,,.,',c, 5 . ,M M . fryr, , ', ,,.1f -,iv ifi.ff..,g 9 if 1 HH' w wf. ,gf QM f . Q- f CT! ,gk ,W X 1 . :af f 5 . ,ff JOHN EMBRY: Football 1,35 Pioneer Rep. SUSAN FABRIKANT: Volleyball 1, FTA 3,45 Pep Club 1,2. LINDA FALK: Drama 2,3545 Thespians 45 Honor Garde 2,35 Honoria 25 FTA 3,45 Senior Choir 4. JEAN FARNHAM: Orch. 1,3,45 Glee Club 25 GAA 2. ALICE FARRIER ELLIOTT FEDERMAN1 AV 1,2,3,4, console 23,4 PA, Night Crew 1,2,3,4. ROBERT FEELY: Key Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Beta 1,2,3,4, Treas. 45 Nat. Honor So-c. 253,45 Boys, State 35 HR officer 1,2,3,45 Guidance Aide 1. VICTOR FEIGELMAN1 Jr. Exchange 3,4 PHYLLIS FENDENHEIM: Band 1,2,3,45 Tri-HI-Y 45 Typing Award 25 Drama 3. , , V , ,,., . , f Qiwfg' '1???l,QZi'Zi , V , ', ', 'ifvm-',,.'..':-E A H ,.,.i1'g:'f' ' 2? ji 'f-' f' ' 'f ff f ' 'f 26, - YI, ,' , f iff , X .rl.f, , . . , f .lf, I, 1 f f ' f' r g, M1245 ' - . f , . -9-ff S Y' 1445 - 4 ':1'f,1fL:-12? .R-f , f, A ,Q una... V, . ff, J - 5' 5.4: , , ,ag 3 -vm.-31-y 1,-. , , ,. I Q 5, If . . , ,y 3, V , g M 'Q ,- Z , 2. 4- 5 4 4 Iv ?-l, Aigiwr 1' of. I fy 3: -4 . 2' .L f A I 5 'V A - I , . 'f I , f V X ,K 5 V, . ' ' 121-1:57 :Q73i-'- ' :? . ,L f f r .... f wi M 1 V' 5 2 ,4 if f Q 90 5 .1 7 dl Q 04 m fx? 6 4 ' ff f ty Q ,, f Zffifiisi , 9 - 'Qi-fif. I 1-V I .. wi ' ' I 2 If: 'is ' 2244, ifzf MARIE FETZER: Majorettes 1,2,3. SARAH FETZER JOSEPH FINK: Key Club 253,45 HI-Y 3,45 Band 1,2,35 Guid. Aide 15 Basketball 1. IRENE FINN: Class Rep. 3,45 Guid. Aide 35 FBLA 2,3,45 Prom Comm. 35 Jr. GAA 15 UBEA Award 3. CORMA LEE FISCHER MARION FLEMING: B-eta 3,45 HR Pres. 45 Guid. Aide 3,45 Sorrota 35 Sr. Class Rep. 4, FBLA 4. RICHARD FLURY: Basketball 2,3,4, student Council 1. PAUL FONTANA: Transfer. MARY FOOTE: Thespian 3,45 Jr. Class Play 35 Girls' Chorus 45 Drama Club 35 Forensic Follies 2. CAROLYN FOSTER: Chorus 15 Guid. Aide 3,45 Curr. Office Worker 3,45 Girls' Chorus 4. GARY FRALICKER VAUGHDEAN FRANKLIN: HR Sec. 1,3. LINDA FRAYSIER: Y-Teens 25 Red Cross Rep. 3. CATHY FRIBERG: HR Sec. 1,2,3,45 Stu. Coun. 45 FHA 2,35 ICC 3,45 FTA 3,45 Charm Club 15 Drama 15 Guid. Aide 2,3,45 Red Cross Rep. 2,3,45 Modern Dance 3. STEPHEN FRIED: Wheel Club 1,2,3,45 Beta 3,45 Intermural Team 1. BARBARA FRIEDMAN: GAA 1,2,35 FBLA 3,UBEA3,oBE4. JOYCE FRIEDMAN: GAA 25 Red Cross Rep. 25 Tennis Team 3,4. CARROLL FRISON: National Honor Society 3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,4. 1 . zffifff' l .,- fa Q s ,, 5 f 9' ,W A . . f ' A4-ff, 5 05232, 2 X' 66' 'KG' 'WW 'P' miie Vfff f 42 A se feff 1 X f L af 4 ' ff, , .,,f. 5 , ' ' A 4 . fwff ,Eff .1 532 -1 5 +3535 . + ix, Y R . 5, .5 X .ff ,:- w. .c x Q6 X 1 X A gs- H N X in A V s ,ig Ac ,X -...M nwmo-in-M-va. Y ' 'f f4VZ56Z'2f4'5 , -if I , ,.,.. iff , W' K4 on sa 4 ff' 'Z ff.- '. 1-1 ,13 usfev sf? 5 V iw am, ,Mm , 1' ,Q ff! ' 2,4 g X , f 5 , 5 . s AM, ,f X 1.1. giilmz LAW f Qi fi if 45. W s My 5 X ff W1 5, 5 Tiff Z' ' ' .gp .5 I - CAROLYN FRYER: Pioneer Rep. 1,2,35 Stu. Coun. 2,35 HR Treas. 2, Sec. 3. FRANCES FUHRMAN: Red Cross Rep. 25 Guidance Aide 35 FBLA 3. JANET GAINOR: GAA 3,45 Girls' Chorus 45 Y-Teens 3. THOMAS GALLAGER FRED GALLANT: NFL 2,3,45 Orch. 3,45 Thespians 3,45 Tennis Team 45 Jr. Exchange 2,35 Drama 3. JOYCE GANNON: Drama Club 3,45 Pep Club 35 Y-Teens 45 Science Club 4. BRENDA GANS: Y-Teens 2,3545 Rec. Sec. 3, Parlia. 35 Stu. Coun. 3,45 Lib. Asst. 45 Music Appreciation 1. CHARLES GAYLORD RICHARD DEINER ,L-1 ! CYNTHIA GORDON: HR Treas. 15 Stu. Coun. 15 Guid- ance Aide 25DCT 4. JUDITH GORDON: Drama 25 FNA 35 Chorus 2. NIICHAEL GOTTLIEB DEAN GOTTEHRER: lVheel Club 1.253545 Director 2 Parlia. 3, Treas. 45 Beta 2.3.45 Stu. Coun. 15253545 Sgt.-at- arms 45 Forensic Follies5 NFL 2,3545 Varsity Debate 2,354 ICC 3,45 Boys: State 35 Forensic Follies Com. Chairman 4 Foreign Exch. Stu. Com. Chairman 4. DAVE GRABER BRENDA GRAGG: Honor Garde 25 Sorrota 25 HR Pres. 2,35 Guid. Aide 25 Chorus 4. ANNE GRATTON: GAA 1,45 Band 3. JOHN GRAVES: Pioneer 2,35 Golf 253,45 Swimming 1 GEORGE GREEN: Track 1,253.45 Jr. Letterman's Club 1 Capt. Jr. Track 1. s fir 'Z' 15' f W 4' av J J HARRIET GELLER: Drama Pres. 15 JV Cheerleader 2. Co-Capt. 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3,45 Thespian 3,45 FHA 35 Cheerleader Sweet- heart 45 Sorrota 2.3.4, Hist. 45 Concert Choir 45 Jr. Class Talent Show 3. ROBERT GEORDANO SANDRA GIBBS: Y-Teens 3545 Sub Debs 35 FNA 45 Student Council 1. DIARY GLEASON: Honor Garde 2535 Stu. Coun. 1.2.3545 Grad. and Baccalaureate Usher- ctte 35 HR Vice-Pres. 35 FTA 3,45 Yearbook .Artist 4. LINDA GLISSON: Drama 3545 Volleyball 3. HOWARD GOLDBERG DORIS GOLDENBERG: Red Cross Rep. 1,25 Swim Team 35 Glee Club 253. CAROL GOLDSMITH: Sub Debs 3,45 FTA 45 lNIusic Club 4. SELMA GOLTZER: Honor Garde 2,35 FTA 3,45 Pioneer Staff 45 HR Pres. 2,35 Class Rep. 2. . ,- M 4 . V . ' -4? 4 - 1. T' ' Hifi 1 7 T' ..v TT' xi 43 H 1 I if ta Ft lf Q' r a? Q? M- 11 1, ff., , KX 3' ? JE LOIS GUCKENBERGER: Girls, Chorus 3,4. SALLY GUNDRUM: Guid. Aide 1,2,3,4, Radio Club 3,4. HARRY GUSTISON: Football 15253545 Baseball 2535 Key Club 2535 HI-Y 4. DONALD GWINNELL PATRICIA HALLIWELL MARGARET HAM: Girls' Chorus 45 Red Cross Rep. 35 Conestoga Rep. 35 Pioneer Rep. 15 Alt. Stu. Coun. 2. VIRGINIA HAMMOND ROBERT HANSEL: Football 3545 Track 3,45 HR Pres. 35 HR Vice-Pres, 2. MARIE HANSEN . 2' 5. , .- ' . ,f - -Q -f V 145. ., f . '-ffw ', se' if .: f. Q, I .51 ' lf' 5 ,l?i13' iff I ,, Lf' sw iff f. ' ' . JOYCE GREENBERG: Guid. Aide 25 HR Sec. 3. GERALDINE GREENHUT: Red Cross 1,25 Tennis 3,4 Dean,s Office 45 GAA 1. CAROLE GRENE JUDY GRIFFIN: Stu. Coun. 15 Bible Club Vice-Pres. 4 Red Cross Rep. 25 Y-Teens 1. RICHARD GRIFFITH: Football Mgr. 3545 HI-Y 354 Chap. 45 JV Basketball 25 Intramurals 15 AV 2,3545 Vol- leyball 3,4. ELLEN GROSSMAN: Stu. Coun. 35 Tennis Team 45 Jr Class Rep. CAROLYN GROVE: FNC 2535 HR Treas. 3. HOWARD GROVE: HI-Y Secretary 3,4. BARBARA GRUBB: Cheerleader 253,45 Co-Capt. 3, Capt. 4 Sub Debs 354, Vice Pres. 45 Wheel Club Sweetheart 45 Herald 35 Stu. Coun. 45 FTA 3545 ICC 45 Girls' Chorus 3,4 Modern Dance 2. ' , I gif 4 -..:,, ' f f 1 f ,V I ,Q 4 , , 4 4 1 Q N .5 fd' WI 5 5, in . Y SL, ' 3 f X 5 A' 4' aff N f 7 4 W My f , . ,Q f . ,, ...., ef ,,.. . 19, W' f ,' f hz? : , . , . r - M11 V ' f 1 .- !'wf1,l' . ', ft fZCf?vfS,, f J, ', iw - 2 ELLWOOD HANSON: Key Club 2,3,45 Track 1,25 Pio- neer Rep. 3,45 Chorus 1. PATRICIA HANSON: Sorrota 2,3,4, Rec. Sec. 4, Sweet- heart 45 Honor Garde 2,3,4, Capt. 45 Grad. Usherette 35 Stu. Coun. Hist. 45 HR Pres. 2,35 Yearbook 3,45 Senior Doll 45 Class Rep. 4. ALLEN HARPER: Basketball 3,4. THOMAS HARTER: Concert Choir 25 Marching Band 2. ELAINE HASS: Music Award 15 Debate Club 15 All City Choir 25 Girls, Chorus 35 Board of Edu. Radio 8x TV show 1. WILLIAM HAUN: Gymnastics 3,45 Football 35 Band 1,2 5Track 4. ERIN HAVELICK: FNC 3,45 HR Vice-Pres. 45 Swim- ming 1,25 Basketball 1,2. MARION HAWKINS: Sub Debs 3 4 Hist. 4' Stu. Coun. 13' Chorus 12' Hi h inx 2. 1 a J wi' We 123:13 7 J 5 J gi J W M ,X ROBERT HAYDENt JV Basketball, letter, 1,25 Letter- man's Club Jr. 35 Baseball. t f ,' ,V if - W .- .-at tt ...., . .. 1 . tx f, -.,, 1- V W: my 5: . 2 353, . Z an M 5 . 3 5 .9 an 4, . xi T . 5, gf I 2 'K 5 . , 5 5... I - .. ...5 ' , .-ee.ee .'-- ig' 5 5 . 15 el ...st -' 'T -. - i eq . .ft S . 5 5 7 ' X x' ee XNPQH x K 'N . I lc: t z Q ...- - ,. 2 , ewvt . ' ss K .gy:. is A VALERIE HEALEY: Stu. Coun. 1,25 Service Award 35 HR Pres. 25 HR Vice-Pres. 35 FBLA 4. LUCY HENLEY: GAA 25 FTA 354. RUTH HENRY PAMELA HEPP: Guid, Aide 2,35 Sorrota 25 FTA 3,45 Letterman's Sweetheart5 Girls' Chorus 3,4, Pres. 45 Yearbook 45 ICC 45 Stu. Coun. 3. ROBERT HERNDON: Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Marching Band 2,3545 Tempo 45 2nd. Lt. Band 1,35 lst. Lt. Band 45 Conestoga Rep. 3. CAROLE HESTER: Red Cross 2,35 Yearbook 4. CAROL HICKS: NFL 1,25 Pioneer Rep. 25 HR Pres. JUDITHE HILL: Civinettes 354, Vice-Pres. 45 Pioneer 2,3,4, Copy Editor 3, Circulation Mgr. 45 Conestoga Asst. Editor 45 Tri-HI-Y 45 Quill and Scroll 3,4. MARTIN HINES: Student Council 2,3,4, Presi- dent 45 Wheel Club 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,35 Track 3,45 Basketball 1,25 HR Oflicer 1,2535 Nat. Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4. 1 ff Eg? , . P x , 'at gi Wu .51 32 Rig a .,. , ff? F 1 FLOYD HINKLEY: Guid. Aide 1,25 Jr. Op- timist 3,4-, Treas. 45 ICC5 lst. place Industrial Arts Award 3. MICHAEL HOBAN: Football 2,35 Band 15 Debate Team 2,35 Stu, Coun. 1,2535 Gymnas- tic 3,45 Track 4. HELEN HOF: Honor Garde 2,3,4, Corp. 4 Sweetheart 45 Yearbook 3,45 Sorrota 45 Sr. Dol15 Stu. Coun. 3,45 HR Vice-Pres. 3,4. RAYMOND HOFFMAN: Hall Monitor 3. SUSAN HOPE: Modern Dance 1,25 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Charm Club 15 Guid. Aide 25 Library Club 1, Asst. 1. MARY ALICE HORNSBY: Majorettes 2,3,45 Dist. Sc State Majorette Award 2,35 All State Majorette 35 Concert Choir 2,45 Girls' Chorus 3,45 Chorus 1. EILEEN HOROWITZ: Girls' State 35 Red Cross Rep. 35 Tennis 35 Jr. Class Show5 FBLA 3,4, Reporter 4-. GARY HORTON: Track 25 Concert Chorus 3. BARBARA HOWARD: FTA 15 Stu. Coun. 2,3,45 Guid. Aide 35 Grad. Usherette 35 FHA 2,35 Swim Team Mgr. 3,45 GAA 3,45 HR Treas. 1. 5, gs I .:,: I , l ,ff . 1 -Rltvu., y i . V' C QU -ffl ' W v.,, ff 3933, , Q 4 fam Q 1 1 V ...f.-v ,.,1.,f -,2,' V Q f ,, . , 91 val E , Ei ,ff X mfs! X f ff 1 Vfiffi, vg- 5 .LJ , V ' ' X J V155 is 3? i , f its 5 LEE HOWARD: Sci. Fair 2nd Place So. Fla. 1, Honorable Mention 15 Golf Team 3. WAYNE HUBBARD WILLIAM HUFF: Lib. 1,2,35 Track 3. MARCIA HUFT JOYCE HUGHES: English Class Sec. 4. BECKY HURLEY: Stu. Coun. 15 Concert Choir 15 Girls, Chorus 25 FBLA 35 CBE 4. ELLEN HUSSAR: Honor Garde 25 Stu. Coun. 35 Concert Choir 2,3,45 HR Sec. 4. RICHARD I-IUXTABLE: HR Treas. 45 Jr. Optimist 45 Sr. Patio Vv'ork Comm. JO ANN INDELICATO: Chorus 15 Class Rep. 35 HR Sec. 4. Progress, Enthusiasm, and Success are the keynotes of the future. The North Miami High School Conestoga expresses the modern and new ideas Of the 1959 school year. Our teachers and Conestoga NVQ L-ff ' of . Nh X X 2 sf 1. 1 Win f X .- X -X M, .. Y nik x 1, .X f -We is x ww fi' fi f if JERRY JOHNSON: Boys' Chorus 25354. CAROLEE JONES: FTA 3545 HR Pres. 3545 Guid. Aide 15 Reserve Band 25 Red Cross Rep. 35 Alt. Stu. Council Rep. 4. DONNA JONES: Stewardess Club 25 Clinic 35 DCT 4. LEAH JONES: Civinettes 3 5 GAA 3 5 Nat. Honor Society 4. CHARLES JORDAN: Wrestling 152535 Wrestling 152,35 Basketball 253. JOSEPH KAGEL: Jr. Optimist 45 Pioneer Rep. 45 Hall Monitor 45 HR Treas. 3. KATHLEEN KALAB CLAYTON KANDEL ARNOLD KANOV: Varsity Baseball 2. PATRICIA INNEMEEI DCT 354. LINDA IRVINE SYDNEY JACKOWITZ JUDITH JACKSON: AFS Foreign Exch. Stu. to Turkey 3545 Beta 253545 Marching Band 2535 Grad. Usherette5 Music Appreciation Club 4. GEOTGE JAMESON JUDY JENKINS: Guid. Aide 3545 Charm Club 15 Lib. Club 15 Merit Certification 354. ALLEN JENNINGS: Band 1525 Key Club 25 HR Pres. 15 Arts Award 253. NILS JOHANSON: Guid. Aide 15253545 Steering Comm. 15253545 Chairman 45 Key Club 3,45 Beta 3545 Boys' State 35 Spanish Award 25 HR Pres. 15 Forensic Follies 3545 Ad. Essay 35 Sr. Dedication Comm. 3. ELAINE JOHNSON: Stu. Coun. 45 FBLA 3,45 Sec. 45 Guid. Aide 3. f 1? , QM 7 ' ' ' pi f wf I .g fyf 557. fs P I I 4.55 'rf QT! IC I ff ' , f. 'jig ' f .5 'W Q ii . QTY? . 'X , Q X 3 32 I 1 1 1 1 l 1 v v . l w x 1 I F ,. X . . 1 E L ke I fy f ,ff 7 ' f 640 if 5 ff!! f I 1,5 I f V! lffjff I fff 4' V '26 iv f 1 f ff ,, ff 'f f I? f AQ! fyffjfy' n 1, ..,-ff! ,s .. ..f. 1 . .4 906 ' ' ff, ,ff '71 5 f f U 0 140217 , 'WW ' f 7 5 f 4 44 ff f 431 xx 1 X ff , Q I rv I 'Q I 2 'A A I 5 I .. ' I .la I I I . . . . Q VICTORIA KIRKHART: HR Treas. 3. RICHARD KIRSHBAUM: Science Club 4, Prog. Chairman 4. KENNETH KLARE: Wheel Club 1,2,,3,45 Slide Rule 354, Pres. 35 Boys, State 35 Nat. Honor Soc. 45 Guid. Aide 35 Nurpac 2,35 Radio Club 3. ROGER KLIGEMAN: Radio 2,3,45 Nurpae 2,35 Science Club 1,45 HR Vice-Pres. 1. GLORIA KNAPP JAMES KODA: Hi-Y 3,45 Jr. Achievement 45 Guid. Aide 45 Jr. Class Rep.5 Stu. Coun. 4. I L. HARVEY KOENIG: Transfer LINDA KOSOFSKY: Pep Club 25 FBLA 3,45 FTA 4. DAVIDA KRAMER: Library Aide 25 Guid. Aide 3. if N it I f Q far f 91 5 V,kLk lrk. kVf, V - . 3' r'r5 .o.. . J . , K is f f O 5 f f 4946 f X M23 5 f 151 f X ' f ff 61 f 1 , f ,f,, ff' 1 I 1 12 73 1 I vs DIANN A KAPLAN GLORIA KARL: Jr. Red Cross Rep. 1,25 Civinette 3,4, Reporter 45 Future Nurses 3,4, Chaplain 45 HR Treas. 45 Pep Club 25 Modern Dance 1. JOYCE KASKESKI: Marching Band 1,2,35 COHCCN Band 1,2,3,45 Class Rep. 35 St. Coun. 25 FBLA 35 Tempo 3,4. JERRY KATZ: Jr. Class Play. STUART KAUFMAN: Pioneer Staff 45 Beta 3,45 Key Club 3,45 Science Club 45 Orchestra 1,2. BARBARA KELLEY: Bible Club 1,2,35 DCT 45 Drama 2. I BARBARA KEMP: Sorro-ta 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 45 Honor Guarde 2,3,4, Mgr. 2,3,45 Beta 253,45 Stu. Coun. Treas. 45 Grad, Usherette 35 Girls' Chorus 2,35 ICC 3,45 Prom Comm. 35 Sr. Banquet Comm. 45 Guid. Aide 45 Class Rep. 3,45 St. Coun. 35 Orch. 2. PATRICIA KING: Chorus 1,25 GAA 15 Honor Guarde 2,35 Stu. Coun. 1. WILLIAM KIRK: Basketball 1,2,3. , ,fn 1 M, f I 'jf 'f. f- E 4 3 , V . L I . , V A 5', Q' fy f ...1.fiTZfTf7 if ' ' , ' f J 2' X 2' ' ff ' 5 ..., :i f I Z,, :,a,1i :Za if L25 ,, ,,f,. .am I X SUSAN KRAMER: Chorus 1,25 HR Rep. 1535 Lib. Coun. 35 HI-Jinx 25 GAA 25 Charm Club 1. BARBARA KRONGOLD: FTA 25 Pep Club 25 GAA 4. MARGARET KUCK: Drama 2,3. ELINOR KUHLMANN: Concert Choir 253,45 Vocal En- semble Group 4. KENNETH LABBE: Key Club 3,45 Beta 3,45 Guid. Aide 35 Stu. Coun. 2. ANNE La.BELLA: Stu. Coun. 25 Sub Debs 25.354, Corr. Sec. 45 CBE 45 Chorus 1525 FHA 2,3. ROBERT LAING: Band 1,25 Football 3,45 Red Cross Rep. 152. A CAROLYN LANCELLOTTE JUDITH LAND: Honor Garde 25354, Lt. 45 Honor Garde Letter and Bars 35 HR Sec. 2,35 Sub Debs 3. m , .- -:.'f-2:-'--eff-f A ai: T? . 2 ,112 ' .. Q. . e - was H-1.0 1.5441 . ,.,,. I 2,5 . 5 it , .. 5, ' . . -- .. i ' . M ' - . . ,.,. .,,. . ' . V .V 5 . A . . ' ..,,.,,sV T ii 3 2 W i '.'.-' j ' '.5:fgqg1'1f,5l-: 5,'-, 5 - 1 ' .. 2 i ' 5 2 . '-,' .'.,' 1 .1 .. , 5. J '-., -, I -'.. '. i 2 ' 4'..l' i 2? . . .,.,.,,., , .5 .. , ' if ' f Q 1 f af X 4 2 . 2 f ' 221 , 3':r'- ' WWC: 11 ,.f2Eff'.1.1 ' ' f 1- rlel 5 2 . . . H x ' I ' ' n ' 1 2 . ,A 1 if Mm vm JANELLE LANE: Honor Garde 2,3545 Sorrota 2535 Key Club Sweetheart 45 Usherette 35 St. ' 2' , 5 Coun. 152535 FHA 1,2535 FTA 2535 Y-Teens 1525 V',,E :PV HR Treas. 1,2535 Lib. Coun. 1535 Drama 1,25 Red Cross 1,2 5 Pioneer Rep. 1,25 Journalism 3. SALVATORE LaROSA: Concert Band 2545 Fla. Sci. Fair Honor. Mention 25 Pioneer Rep. 5 . MARY LAWRENCE MARTHA LAWTON: Girls, Chorus 152535 FTA 35 Beta 2,3545 FNC 45 Mixed Chorus 2535 Spanish Club 3. ELLYN LEBLANG: Honor Garde 15 FNC 15 Art Club 1. KRISTIN LEE: Civinettes 3,45 Pres. 45 GAA 15253545 Treas. 2,3. LENORE LEHMAN: NFL 15253545 Pep Club 35 Guid. Aide 35 Modern Dance 2. LINDA LENNA: Guid. Aide 1525 Stu. Coun. 1,35 Honor Garde 2,35 Honoria 15253. miPw:fHf4.4JGa2mmffvr,f:wj1 7 L..Mm 1Zi4?i n.755?ZZQf,L, WWMWW HARRIET LEVINE: Honor Garde 2,35 HR Vice-Pres. 1,35 Pioneer 45 FTA 45 Pioneer Rep. 45 Class Rep. 2. . Z . - .xx,sy,,E- s. f -4 - HARRIET C. LEVINE: Chorus 15 GAA 25 NFL 15253545 Dean's Asst. 15 FBLA 35 Charm Club 1. FREDERICA LEWIS: Chorus 1,25 Girls' Sports Z ' , I if tw K it Club l,2,3,45 Swim Team 25 FTA 354. -'1, ' ,ff J LEWIS ,L , 5 -5 ,fv,- LORNA LINHART: Majorettes 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4, Sweetheart 45 Stu. Coun. 1,45 Class Rep. 35 SW 4 as Sub Debs 45 FTA 3,45 Prom Comm, 35 HR Sec. ,L S 5 , 2 ,Il X JOHN LIVENGOOD: Football 2,3. V ul F , Ql, A I 5 fx Z GAIL LOEHNERT: FBLA 2,3545 Hist. 45 Y-Teens iff 4 3,45 Pioneer Rep 3. RUTH LOEW: Stu. Coun, 3,45 FTA 35 Class Rep. 3,45 Prom Comm. 35 Conestoga Rep. 4. ROSE ANN LOPIANO: Girls' Chorus 15 Y-Teens SHERMAN LOVE: Baseball 2,3545 Football 1,25 3,45 Captain 4. 21- 75 sf. WH L . asf, gf 1-f-2 - ' 1 . .sf 5,5 sc, V , , 5, ,. I jc, 4, Q f f 1 . vavxwzs-'fg, 2 ' ws, v in I - -.,. 4. , Ka ,,.....fi '? 5 , , ,-4-',f.?- 5. , , Q as f v 1 f ,f I I W A X, 'Q' C Q ws f 5 CK fs 1 . .,,,. M, , S3 Y Q .. is 9 W V5 5525555 AQVV 2 M A 5' f Ws Xj f 'fa 5 s 5 ,ss. 5 'T 5 . .ffl 2 2 - J , J , sssl fs-5,5 r,-, 5jje.f:,fYs-71 1' ,faq ws: SHARON LUECKE: Transfer LARRY LUSTGARTEN: Stu. Coun. 15 HR Class Pres. 1. JUSTIN LYNCH: Track 2,3545 Cross-Country Track 35 Key Club 1,2,3,4. REINHILDE MACH: Foreign Exchange Student. EDWARD MADGE: HR Vice-Pres. 1,45 Pres. HR Club 3, Service Award. MARIO MADRIGAL WILLIAM MAGHESS SYLVIA MAIGE: Drama 2,3545 Concert Choir 25 Coun. 15 Guid. Aide 15 Chorus 1. JOHN MALARKEY 50 25 AV 3,45 Stu. f- .4 5 X, ' J V' b y A ' cf I A 5 , 5 . .f if., I 2. 554 , '4 V 51 , ' . L ff ' ff. 55. . I I J if inf' if 1' 'Q ff -ggi J 5' LUCRECIA MCCANN: Transfer. JUDITH MCCAFFERY: GAA 1,25 Conestoga Rep. 2,35 Guid. Aide 45 FBLA 253,45 FNC 35 CBE 4. KATHLEEN McCARREN: DCT 4. WILLIAM MCCARTHY1 Key Club 1,2,3,45 Beta 3,45 Nat. Honor Soc. 3,45 Exchange Stud. to Germany 35 NFL 253,45 Orch. 15 Concert Band 2,35 Marching Band 253. GEORGE McCLARY: Guid. Aide 1,25 Red Cross 4. PATRICIA MCCREANOR: FTA 35 Anchor 45 HR Vice- Pres. 3, Sec. 4. WILLIAM MCCUISTON: Jr. Varsity Football 35 Intra- mural Softball5 volleyball 45 HR Pres. 15354. LILLIAN MCDONALD: Girls' Chorus 4. LAWRENCE MCGEE: Jr. Optimist 15 Boys' Chorus 354. 5 , F- LEONARD MANCINI: Jr. Optimist 4. CHARLENE MANNING: Stu. Coun. 3,45 FNC 3,45 Corr. Sec. 45 Concert Band 253,45 Marching Band 2,3545 Red Cross 2. JANET MARIN ARLENE MARLIS CAROLYN MARTEL: Art Club 15 GAA 1,4. MARVIN MATHIS: Audio-Visual. JAMES MASTIN HENRY MATTHEWS MYRL MATTHEWS: Concert Choir 45 Girls' Chorus 354. .V ' , , ,Q 5 ' ' Sig ' 5 f 4 ,ff 'f ' ff ' X ' fligf L ,mp a 5 if 1 ,ff 4 A ft ,f '51 f 5 fl 4, fp.: lg W 94 . W3 A ee. fi 5 ,. l , ,. ,.,. 5 .34 I . f I . ef 'Q Q f R3 F I fx .. l fx F J N53 3 '-X'-ffl .. .3 'lf - ,N 'Sf - Q A M , ..-. rx, if X I ll if 4 A l Ei -T 3 s 'i ' 45 . . A '. , ' its s 5 - Tx Lt ' sg ' Si W f W A H 0 55 2 It , 5 5 LORETTA MEIC FRANK MELOGRANO: Atomic Energy Club 1525354. DAVID MIDDENDORF: Guid. Aide 2,3545 Track 1,25 Gymnastics 3545 Volleyball 152. EDWARD MILLER JANET MILLER: Prom Comm. 35 GAA 15 Orch. 15253545 Letter in Girls' and Concert Choir. TIMOTHY MILLER SUZANNE MILONE: .Sub Debs 2,3545 Concert Choir 2545 GAA 15 Honor Garde 2535 Volleyball 15 Girls' Chorus 35 Guid. Aide 253545 FBLA 35 Conestoga Rep. 3. BARBARA MINDLER: Red Cross Rep. 152535 Class Rep. 35 Bible Club 2,45 Debate 2, GEORGE MITCHELL: Swimming 3,45 Debate 3545 Guid. Aide 3. SAMUEL MCGRIFF CAROLYN MCMAHON: Chorus 15 Lib. Asst. 25 HR Sec. 15 FBLA 45 Conestoga Rep. CHARLENE MCMILLAN: Nat. Honor Soc. 2,3545 Chap. 35 Beta 253545 Chap. 45 Y-Teens 2,3545 FHA 2,35 HR Sec. 25354, Treas. 3. PATRICIA MCNALLY CHARLES MCNEAR: Guid. Aide 15 Stamp Club5 Chorus. WESLEY MCNEELEY: Audio-Visual 25354. WILLIAM McNEELY: Guid. Aide 2,35 Dean's Office 25354. EDWARD MEALEY: Stu. Coun. 2535 Jr. Optimist 2535 DCT 45 Guid. Aide 2. IRENE MEDLIN: Red Cross Rep. 15 Honoria 253545 Li- brary Science Award 3. 3 . ffm 'iii - 7 5 5 5 x 5 sz.. . 115 I.. if I . I5 5. , 5 5,55 5 . ,E . ,.. I ' 5 ae, 5 5 ' .23 5.57 5' 1 V - f ,f ish 4 if JOYCE MCCDY Honoma 34 Bandl GAA 1 2 CAROL MOORHEAD Stu Colm Rep 1 Romer Re it if X , L , 4 55' X' I W 1 I, ...RRR A , .. g g. ' , A A MICHAEL MULIER: Jr. Red Cross 253. PAUL MURCH: Thespian 45 Pomroy Players 45 AV Club 45 HR Sgt. At Arms 45 Basketball 15 Stu. Coun. 1. DIANE MURDOCH: Nat. Honor Soc. 3,45 Orch. 1,25 All-State Orch. 25 Pep Club 2,35 History Club 1. HARRIET MURPHY: Y-Teens 15253545 Chap. 35 Sweetheart 45 Band 15 GAA 1. BARBARA NASH: FTA 45 Thespians 45 Red Cross Rep. 45 Stu. Coun. Rep. 1,45 HR Pres. 25 HR Sec. 1. MELANIE NASH: HR Sec. 8L Treas. 15253, Pres. 45 Cheerleader 35 Y-Teens 15 FTA 3545 FHA 35 Chorus 1. REBECCA NAIL: Band 1,2, Pep Club 3,45 GAA 3. NORMAN NAIPAVEL MATTHEW NAPOLEON 5 I ' R 5 12 1 if Q as an 5 it Q LESLIE NEEDHAM ',.k Q PATRICK NEELEY: HR Oilicer 1,2,3,4 5 Chorus 15 Red Cross 1525 Volleyball team I5 Guid. Aide 25354. KAYE NEES RONALD NELSON ' A BRIAN NETTLE ll .5 CAROL NETTLES: HR Vice-Pres. 35 Y-Teens 'E 35 FTA 35Cho1'us 1,2. STEVE NESSELROTE: Jr. Optimist 354. ROBERT NITTI CONNIE NORIGENNA: Guid. Aide 3, Steering Comm. 45 Sub-Debs 4. . F i55.i . lii' l L' A ,,55,55 ' l'i5 . . . ll i5gk,EER fe aa.E?viaQf yezzgl 'Q55' Qg?.2g,l 4 :1- 'I ' I iii I ' '1'1' . 55,l, .l TTS5 lslsie 1 ROBERT NORMAN: Basketball 15 Volleyball 4. ' I .laes E.. A Q 5 V ' .1 X 5. , ROBERT NORTON: Gymnastic Team 3,45 Football 15 , 55555 5555 5 5 5 I f Basketball 25 AV Award 2,3 5 chorus l,2,3,4. f sf? - . DAVID NOVOM .'mvKl?', . -Sta a ' , a., l .. L xg.. . .. , H, .4 .. , .,,X .I - 5 .3 ag, Me- rg , I 4 5 Q sANTo ODDO: Jr. optimist 3,4. , , , 555 , JOHN QFFRET is.. 1 Xl 4 1' ...K 'R aal.. 1 3, JUDITH OLDHAM: Chorus 2,3 5 DCT 4. KENNETH OLKON THOMAS OLSEN ' 5 YUSUKE OMINE: Swim Team 45 Exchange Student from ' Japan. 5 N ., V i i i, A gl . , 5 5 . -. xiii- f SW ? f Nei . :Y V X Qt 3 ' f , K I - vf fmfagl Q . 5. is nv! . 7 1 we , . L w . 1 1 l X. A 3 AZ V F A 5 Ve? 5 ' ,.:.f -A . A kg Q,.gb- 35 e'5f A 1 2 3 Z., WW J5 T 5 . 1 OLWEN PAN TON BARBARA PARIDON: Thespians 3,45 Vice-Pres. 45 Sor- rota 4, Parl. 45 NFL 3,45 Drama Club 35 Guid. Aide 45 Jr. Class Talent Night5 PTA Talent Night 35 Forensic Follies 4. ALFRED PARIGAN: DCT 4. fn, . 1 1 ., y. X ' X' f 4 R' J 46? ., Jef Z 1 Af GREGORY OPRESKO: Nat. Honor Soc. 3,45 Beta 253,45 Key Club 3,45 Slide Rule Club 2, Pres. 25 HR Vice-Pres. 4. BARBARA ORCUTT JOE osTRoV1c: Transfer RAY PADOVAN: Swim Team 1,2,3,45 Drakes 354. GAIL PAGE: Girls' Chorus 25 GAA 2. RAYMOND PAIGE: Football 253,45 Basketball 2,3,45FTA 3. WILLIAM PAINTER: Art 1,2,3,45 lst prize Art Exhibit 25 Nat. Honor Society 3. ANN PALMER: FTA 3. MARY PALMIERI: Drama 2,35 Y-Teens 1. STELLA PARK: Girls' Chorus 2,3,45 Library Worker 253. JAMES PARKER: Key Club 45 Stu. Coun. 1,25 Class Rep. 2,35 HR Pres. 2. ALFRED PARSLOW BARRY PATCH: sm. Colm, 1,25 Guia. Aide 2, Key Club 3,45 Red Cross 45 Basketball 1. BARBARA PATTEN: Honoria 25354, Sgt.-at-arms 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Sweetheart 45 Honor Garde 2,3,4, Sgt. 45 Senior Doll5 Beta 3,45 Girls' State 35 Optimist Queen of Dade County5 Grad. St Baccalaureate Ushers-:tte5 Year- book Staff 4. SHEILA PATTON 55 Adil' 24495254 tf Z' ' f f lily -A ig 5 4 H C' 1 silk ' ' . 9 '.,,.,eZf . . 5 X A ' 5, .. -..' ' ' V A .. .. . 75' , . ' E 1 4 in ilwfh-0 is '1 J ff Qftsg .gg, - I 55555 t -f sf- X rw 5 1 f sw 3 . Y is if N i Q ,fx 5. QQ, T . V il . ,Y RONALD PONZOLI LINDA PORITSKY: FTA 15253545 Beta 3545 Corr. Sec. 45 Stu. Council 2545 Advisory Coun. 152. MARY JO POWERS: Y-Teens 35 HR Sec. 8a Treas. 25 Vice-Pres. 3545 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Guid. Aide 25 Sr. Class Officer 45 Grad. Usherette 3. WALTER POWERS JAMES PRESTON: Wheel Club 3545 Nat. Thes- pian 3545 Treas. 45 Slide Rule Club 3545 Sec. 3. THOMAS PRICE: Football 152535 Basketball 1. CHARLES PRINCE: J.V. Football 35 Traffic Patrol 354. JAMES PROCTOR: Swimming Team 15253545 Drakes 3545 Gymnastics 35 Jr. Optimists 4. ' GERALD PROHM -Q f. , f rs. if HK 5 Ik 5 'K A 5 F X We it X fi' . . cr ROBERT PEELE: Freshman Class Sec.5 FFA 15 NFL 253545 Exchange Club 3545 Chaplain 45 Yearbook 4. CHARLES PELECKI: Marching Band 3545 Con. Band 3545 District gl State Ensemble Award 3. FRANK PELOSI: Transfer ANTHONY PESCH: Football 4. GEORGE PETRUFF: Chorus 15 Orch. 253545 Nat. Honor Soc. 253,45 Wheel Club 25354. DANNY PFAFF: Stu. Coun. 1525 Track 2535 Baseball 45 Hi-Y 45 Intramural 152545 Guid. Aide 1. SANDRA PFEIFFER: Concert Choir 3545 Chorus 15 Mixed chorus 25 Stu. Coun. 35 Y-Teens 2. CHARLES PIETERSZ: Track 15 Soccer 1525 Transfer. DARLENE PIO: Honor Guarde 15253545 FTA 35 HR Pres. 2535 Stu. Coun. 2545 Red Cross 253545 HR Sec. 4. ww,-K., . . 'pig' 'f ' 5 kff wg-5: 5 5 '55 ,TN -r,.555 . 5g.e5' 4 x ..-, 555 7- 2 1 1 if 5. 55 f 5 4 ' J' . .1 2. -'41, P 'Q 'bf 4 5 In 'I jf 1, ' f 4f.,',f:3 5 f ' ,J .'5f'y: 1,1'r 1' I, 5' I . 3 K5,s V students have revealed enthusiasm and cooperation in promoting the eventual realization of these goals. Progress! Enthusiasm! Success! 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X!-IX, 5,,',1,j,f ,1 LQ, ,Q J1,X,11, ,, , X. , ,J-1-X1,L'i',-,.f1,'f',,.'g4,,.,'-3, . , , 1,fUg,'1f1,f,, ff-.'911B',,', Y, 'J 1' , , ,1 151 f CAROLE PROSCIA: Honor Garde 2,3545 I-Ionoria 3545 FTA 15253545 Stu. Coun. 2535 HR Vice-Pres. 25 Sec. 3, Treas. 45 Class Rep. 35 Pioneer Rep. 15 Debate 2. CARLA PROUDFOOT: Concert Choir 253545 Guid. Aide 15 Stu. Coun. 15 Mixed Chorus 1. JOSEPH PRUSSIANO: Guid. Aide 15 Concert Choir 152, 3,45 Orch. 253,45 Jr. Optimist 3545 Stu. Coun. 25,3545 Track 2545 HR Pres. 152535 Prom. Comm. 35 Forensic Follies 4. WILLIAM QUIMET DENNIS RADEMACKER: Track 3. LINDA RADIN: Stu. Coun. 15 Guid. Aide 25 CBE 4. JUDY RAINESS: Honor Garde 25 FBLA 3. JOHN RANDALL: NFL 2535 DCT 4. LINDA REI-ILER: Concert Choir 1545 Swimming Team 2. f iff V 1, Z1 I .3 1 .ye , '1 f..i. 5 I '. fgW5fqff,,m,5 ,, .. I .,, .,f,f.444-Qgflz , ff ,, . f 'f .rf we .gvkww-, I '-WSW -ffqflzfi... U, f 1 ii! 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RAE RILEY: Red 'Cross Rep. 15 Guid. Aide 2. ' f .Aw 'i 'ilzf-Y3::wi'fPEf'5 '25 K .V ,, ,. ..,f5,,.,.. A . X . NICHOLAS RINALDI: Reserve Band 1,2 Marching Band 3. MARY ROBAK: FNC 25354, Treas. 3, Vice- Pres. 45 Tennis Team 35 Pioneer Rep. 45 Cones- toga Rep. 35 Sorrota 45 HR Sec. 4. ANNETTE ROBERTS: Tr-i-HI-Y 4. BRUCE ROBERTS: HR Vice-Pres. 15 Stu Coun. 15 HR Pres. 35 HR Vice-Pres. 25 Stu Coun. 2. SANDRA ROBERTS: CBE 4. ANNE ROBERTSON: Honoria 253,45 Parlia. 3 Corr. Sec. 45 Honor Garde 2,3545 Beta 3,45 Girls Chorus 2,35 Y-Teens 15 HI-Y Sweetheart 4 Prom Comm. 35 Guid. Aide 1. 'MILES ROBISON: Baseball 3,45 Football 3 Stu, Coun. 1,25 Pioneer Rep. 253. THOMAS ROCKEY: Baseball 1,2,3,45 Letter- man's Club 4. SALLY RODRIQUEZ: Swimming 1,25 Twirl ing 3. . N , - . ,i -gf 5 . I - V -V ' Ml' 'f 5 . . a 117' ..'f, IZ 45 'spa , ' H or za.:-:iw , 55:-fa '-5 . - f -. A rg f- I 1. fi. , .15 ,..- ' 3. ' 5-4,5 5 5, . I - . ...' - . 9' 4 so sa 4 Q . ff ,ff 4 .Y 4- am A 4 W Q, fs 1 fb A x x s JA 0 2, 2 . gf .fi',+1:f ' I . 5 s.',..,. - fm . Qyii . ,... ,. ,..- f 'fic ' glg .. .... 5 5 I . ' -f -f G-sz .Qi I f 5 , ,,,, 5 5,55 , ,,., rj, il: ., 75, 5 I r ,',' I , X I q f MARGUERITE ROEDY: Drama 15 Chorus 1,2535 Stu. Coun. 152,35 Y-Teens 35 FHA 2,3. JUDITH ROGERS: Concert Orch. 1,2,3,45 Tennis 3. ELLEN ROHRBACK: Swim Team 152,3,45 Sirena 354, Pres. 45 Conestoga 45 Pioneer Staff 3,45 Pioneer Rep. 35 HR Treas. 1,25 GAA 2,35 Guid. Aide 15 Honoria 4. THOMAS ROLLER: Football 25354, Capt. 45 Track 1,2, 3,45 Lettermanls Club 3,45 FTA 3, Vice-Pres. HR 1,2,35 Sec. 8L Treas. 45 Honor Garde Sweetheart 4. ROBINA ROMAGUERA: Honor Garde 2,3,45 Honoria 3,4, Rec. Sec. 45 Stu. Coun. 2,45 Grad. Usherette 35 GAA 15 FNC 2,35 Girls' Chorus 2,35 Jr. Class Talent Night Sc Play5 Conestoga 4. ARNOLD ROSE CAROL ROSS: Red Cross 152,35 Dance Club 15 GAA 25 Class Rep. 3545 Alt. Stu. Coun. Rep. 4. DONALD ROSS: Orch. 15 Concert Band 2,3545 March- ing Band 2,3,45 NFL 2,35 Parl. 45 Stu, Coun. 45 Guid. Aide5 Sci. Club 4, Parl. 45 HR Sec. 152. WILLIAM ROTHMAN: Key Club 253,45 Nat. Merit Scholarship Semi-Final 4. e 3' 4 5 I Q Q. MARTHA SAMPSON: Concert Choir 2,3545 Asst. Robe Mistress 4. LAWRENCE SANFILIPPO: Monitor 25 Jr. Optimist 3,4. JOHN SANTUCCI: HI-Y 4. MARY SAULS: Girls' Chorus 3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Stu. Coun. 2, Alt. 45 Drama Club 25 Modern Dance l,2. BARBARA SCALAN: Swim Team 1,2,3,45 Sirena 3,4, Vice-Pres. 45 Sub Debs 35 GAA 1,2,3,45 Swim Club 1. JUDY SCHEEL: FBLA 354, Vice-Pres. 45 Bible Club 1,2535 Guid. Aide 2,45 Stu. Coun. 25 Pep Club 25 Drama Club 35 Red Cross Rep. 2. RICHARD SCHODITSCH: Key Club 1,2,3,45 Volley- ball 253,45 HR Pres. 4. CAROLYN SCHOEMAKER: DCT 354. DOROTHY SCHROETER: Girls' Chorus 253,45 GAA 1,25 Y-Teens 1,25 Guid. Aide 2,35 Stu. Coun. 45 Drama 2. I 1 f 91 X 1 G Q its P 3' 9 ft' S, Y 1 . 5 - ,-,h , 271 55 fa mr f if Y' if X W :.. T i i L li YhA x l : , . I I 4 I ,A ' I Q 55 ' A I A 12 1 . 5 ffft. f'Q..',fiy..,- r 1 1521 5 'Q N ,A 1 f- v. Q FWZ :3 JOHN SHIREY: FFA 1,2,3,4. VIVIAN SHOARES1 GAA 3,45 TRI-HI-Y 4. ANGUS SHOUPE: FFA 2535 Vice-Pres. 35 HR Pres. 25 Treas. 3. RITA SINER: GAA 1525 Concert Band 15253545 Marching Band 15253545 HR Sec. 1,25 Volley- ball 1. STEVE SIMON BONNIE SMITH: Majorettes 3545 Girls' Chorus 45 Guid. Aide 1. ELIZABETH L. SMITH: Stu. Coun. 15 Jes- ters' Club 25 TRI-HI-Y 45 Bible Club 35 DCT 4. ELIZABETH T. SMITH: GAA 25 Pep Club 35 FBLA 4. JAY SMITH: Steering Comm. Foreign Exchange Programg Wheel Club Treas. 35 President 4. CAROLE SCHULMAN: Stu. Coun. 35 Conestoga Staff 45 Red Cross Rep. 4. STEVE SCHUSTER FONDA SEGAL: Beta 253545 Vice-Pres. 45 FTA 2535 HR Pres. 2535 Art Award 35 Music Appreciation 3. NANCY SELIG: Swim Team 15253545 GAA 15253545 Si- rena 3545 Treas. 45 Yearbook Staff 45 HR Treas. 15 TRI- HI-Y 45 Swim Club 1 ' ROSEMARIE SERPICO RUZINA SHALOMITH: Girls' Chorus 3,45 District Chorus Contest 3. JAMES SHAW: AV 152,35 PA System 2,35 Track 1. JOHN SHELBRICK: Transfer. JANET SHELL: HR Pres.5 Y-Teens Sec. 25 Stu. Coun. 35 Varsity Majorettes. ff 3 ta... ...,,.. , . M Q.. ? 5 1 55,355 ,.......-.F LINDA SMITH MARGARET SMITH JOHN SNIFFIN: Key Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 45 Beta 2,3,45 HR Vice-Pres.5 Editor of Florida Key Club Publication. GARRETT SOOY: Transfer. EDWARD SORENSON: Track Cross-Country Run 3,4 rg.. ,, , ,Q 1 ,g J ig, Swim Team 1,25 Asst. to R. L. Brown 19585 CSH Champ. 45 I Asst. to L. P. Fastfoot,' Casner 4. ALBERTA SOUCY PATRICIA SPAGNOLO: Drama Club 15 Stu. Coun. 3 Guid. Aide 35 Anchor 3,4. BENNY SPAULDING: Gym 3,4. PHILIP SPECHT: Swim Team 3,45 HI-Y 3,45 Radio Club 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4. 75 450524:-:iii .-f.z3Mi.Q VL Z gy X, ' , .., I I i.ii 52 . 34 j X X 2 9 ,, f if f 4 , A020 ff ff f A f f 2 fy ','.. ANITA SPECTOR: Transfer. PAUL SPELLMAN JAMES STAHL: Stu. Coun. 1,2,3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Football 45 HI-Y 45 HR Officer 1,2,45 Traffic Control 3. - SHIRLEY STANLEY: HR Pres. 2, Treas. 45 GAA 1. f CAROLE STARKE: HR Vice-Pres. 1, Sec. 2, Sec. 8a Treas. 35 Stu. Coun. 15 Guid, Aide 25 Pioneer Rep. 25 CBE 4. MARTIN STEINER: HI-Y 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4, Chap. 35 AV 1,2,3, Sec. 4. CAROLYN STEPHENS: Y-Teens 15 Jr. Red Cross 2,35 Civinettes 3. DANIEL STEPHENSON JOYCE STEPHENSON: Sub Debs 3,4, Parl. 45 Thespians 3,4, Sec. 45 Jr. Class Play, Stage Mgr.5 HR Sec. 45 ICC 45 Stu. Coun. 15 Pep Club 35 FTA 3,45 FHA 3,45 Drama 2,3,45 Chorus 35 Y-Teens 45 Dance Club 15 Pioneer Rep. 1,35 Jr. Class Pub. Comm. 3. .,.- .2 . a ff' Ti? 'st .5 .... . ,a i 5' we Q 5 .nf -f 535- sfsmi '- ., ff, I 5 ,. . . t , 11 ' s, ' 4 A I 5 's 5 was ef 1 ' Y V X , 5' ' . w- ,is 5 Q5 , .. 4, 5, . J ' ,- . J.. ,f.., :fwfr ' z.- BEATRICE STEVENS: Science Club Sec. 15 HR Sec. 25 Pep Club 25 Anchor Club 3,45 Sec.5 Nat. Honor Soc. 45 FBLA 4. CAROLE STEVENS: HR Vice-Pres. 15 GAA 153. JACQUELYN STEVENS: Y-Teens 15 FBLA 2,35 Sub Debs 2,35 HR Sec. 35 Guidance Aide 4. PATRICIA STEVENS: Danforth Foundation Award 15 Cheerleading 15 FTA 1,2,3545 Rec. Sec. 1,35 Pres. 45 Sub Debs 253,45 Pres. 45 Beta Sweet- heart 3,45 HR Pres. 2535 Guid. Aide 35 Prom Comm. 35 Grad. Usherette 35 Chorus 1,2,3,4. JUDITH STEWART: GAA 15 HR Sec. 25 Treas. HR 35 FBLA 3. DIANNE STILES: Girls' Chorus 254. RoLL1N STIRMAN: Volleyball 253,45 Bible Club 2,3. ROSHARON STONE HARRY STRACKz Key Club 25354, Corr. Sec. 3545 NFL 25354, Pres. 45 Beta Club 354, Parl. 45 Nat. Honor Soc. 45 Boys' State 35 Stu. Coun. 3,45 Parl. 4. . - A f ., my ,, ' -.-3 17342 435 f' as We , it Q A 5 ..... , 5 5.55. 5 5 I f ' 'I .ise ist. .1 ,s . ' . 'ifffit CAROLYN STRAKA: stu. own. 2,3 5 FHA 35 FTA 3. ALFRED STURTZ BARBARA STEIN I 'I f :'f I BERG A VI 5 I f ,,.. .. 5,5 . . -wf fl W fr?-3. fi f' I V! 0 ,, 2 12 WK W N1 f 5 G Q? s f 1 I 1, ky' 451:55-F 5.11.1 5 ' Y 1 y 1 .f A X 5 A- O I .. . , 5,554 ., , . .-A, 1 ,I -f A..-af f he ,. 'f,f 5 f ft .iii I Aitrl 5 7 ' f . .1 . if Til.- V 35, Q S., vs wsg -5 4 fb Q - .qv , I 7. 1- ,,. M V A 556 'MA 0, If M W f 4 .. .355 5 sf' ff X Af 5 pk MARILYN STUART: Basketball 25 Girls' Chorus 35 Asst. to Dean of Boys. THOMAS STULTZ: Band 1,25 Chess Club 1. RICHARD SWARTZ: Football 253,45 Mixed Chorus 1525 Boys' Chorus 3. GERALD TABER GERALD TARTAGLIA: AV 15253545 HI-Y 45 Astronomy Club 35 AV Service Award. ARLENE TASMAN 62 E 5 if we : 5 .1 :QF -- . f X 1 ' ' . . , , 5. f . I 14.551, VJ? I 4 . -5 . 5. -as I spa... i M124-.IJ ' K-it ' N t Q 'Q Q if f rfb- .. it ! ff f .iw L. 5' 1 1-za--. 3 ,f ,. MARY TINDALL: Bible Club 15 Chorus 1525 Jr. Red Cross 3, Sec. 35 GAA 1,25 Deanls Office Worker, Sec. 3. ROXANE TOBIN: Chorus 1525 Basketball 15 Jr. Class Play 5 Talent Show 3 5 GAA 45 Gymnastics 45 Thespians 4. WILLIAM TOMPKINS: Intramural Sports 15 Boys' Chorus 253545 Vice-Pres. 25 Concert Choir 35 HI-Jinx 3,45 Prom Comm. 35 All State Chorus 3. ALAN TRAISTER: Boys, State 35 Wheel Club 25354, In- ternational Gov. 45 Beta 3545 Swim Team 35 Concert Band 1525 Marching Band 1,25 Stu. Coun. 2,3,4. MARY TRUITT: Jr. Class Chap.5 Orch. 1,2,3,45 HR Treas. 45 Class Rep. 35 Stu. Coun. 254. FRED TUF O JANICE TYREE: DCT 4. BRENT TYRRELL: Swim Team 1,2 354 Gymnastlcs 354 Gym Team 4 75. 55,44 i.q,.i 172 ALLEN TAYLOR: Wheel Club Vice-Pres. 45 Beta 253545 Concert Band 253545 Tempo 253,45 Stu. Coun. 45 Boys' State 3. LARRY TAYLOR: Thespians 3545 Drama Club 3,45 DCT 45 Red Cross 2,35 Stu. Coun. 15 Plays 253545 Chorus 2. JUDITH TEAGUE: GAA 253545 Sub Debs 45 Guid. Aide 253,45 Jr. Red Cross 35 Jr. Class Rep.5 Conestoga 4 Ad. Mgr.5 FTA 253,45 Jr. Class Tal- ent Night5 Prom Comm.5 Chairman Sr. Book. KATHRYN TESH EDWIN THOMAS: Science Club 4. NANCY THOMAS: Transfer. ROY THOMPSON: AV 1,3545 JV Football 3. HELEN THOMSON: FTA 3,45 Bible Club 3,45 Stu. Coun. 45 Guid. Aide 4. EDWINA THORNTON: Nat. Honor Society 3,45 Chap. 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Sorrota 3,45 Chap. 45 Beta 3,45 Orch. 2,35 Sec. 2,35 Chorus 15 HR Pres. 15 Jr. Red Cross 15 Guid. Aide 15 Foreign Exch. Stu. Finalist 35 Conestoga Rep. 3. 32? gt? Dfakes2,4.Jr.O1y.2. J I i gi ' I . A 12 Fa ' I A is . Q- fi BRUCE TYRRELL: Swim Team 15253545 Drakes 3545 ' ik 2' 5? 55, V sn I , 5 -2 5, .,., V V, ,IIAVA L5 5 Q 63 I 'N 3 . 5 2 ff '22 w 'I A,'. ' 4 . ' 4 . A :f.fffz4' f -' 1 f 4 ' ' 'i m -,-' 1 I f e f I -f . 1 I pp , Vfffil 'P Q, 34 , '5'f2fQ? ' - - Q 97 I 2 f',' ' e 1 L ffhilf 3. ' , ,f ,,f,',-. 7111! ','f ' I f X . , xi I ,f M3355 ' 1 W ,Q I v gp'-1,55-f,4 ':j5,,f4' f',, V 1 Qt' fwwf L 'J ' if ' 1 ff Qt f 'A f ,k,- ,,, -.J-4 f V iI:,.1.: ' 14 r ' w, . WMM, , , uw. s ,. -ig..-J..- ,Q A ,f y y ' -- .J 4 ' . 1 . ' 41 1 ' Q ' y. ,, , f 'X 4 . , ., .V - f ff - f I f j 12 .f,' 1 r Q 'f I la . , I SHIRLEY WEBB: Chorus 1,2 5 GAA 1,2,3. ROBERTA WEBER: Modern Dance 1,2, Y-Teens 3,4, Joy Club 1,2, Lib. 2, GAA 1. SANDRA WEITZ: Band, Orch. 1, Latin Club 2, Typing Award 3. NANCY WEST: GAA 1, Chorus 1, Stu. Coun. 3, Thespians 3,45 Grad. Usherette 3, Prom Comm. 3, HR Vice-Pres. 2. JUDITH WESTON: FBLA 3, Guid. Aide 2, Stu. Coun. 1, Red Cross 1, Jr. Class Play, CBE 4. ELIZABETH WHITE: Thespians 3,4, Drama Club 3, Civinettes 3,4, FNC 3,4. MARGARET WHITE: Honor Garde 2,3,4, Beta 3, Civinettes 3, Swim Team 2, GAA 1,2, Supply Store Asst. 2. ALEATA WHITFIELD: Chorus 1,2,3. RICHARD WICKETT: Track 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2, Baseball 4. 9 f f f rf: 'VW' -V 0, 4' X 1' I2 .f fgff Q W ' Q f Y JAMES USLAN: Hi-Y 4, Basketball Intramural 3,4, Bad- minton Team 3. ROBERT Van der VALK PATRICIA VAN VALEN: GAA 1,2, FBLA 3,4, FTA 3, Tennis Team 4. PHYLLIS VEIT: Chorus 1,2, Sorrota 4. GEORGEANNE VERNOL GENE WAKEFIELD: Key Club 2,3,4, Hi-Y 4, NFL 1,2,3, FSA 1,2,3,4, JV Basketball 1,2, Var. Basketball 3. BRENDA WARD: Honoria 3,4, Treas. 4, Senior Class Rep. 4, Prom Comm. 3, Conestoga Staff 4, Student Coun- cil Rep. 2,3, FTA 1,2, Parl. 2, Homeroom Pres. 1, Quill and Scroll 4, Orch. 2, Sr. Banquet Comm. 4. RAY WARTHEIM JUDITH WAXMAN: Student Council 1,2,3,4, Beta 2,3,4, Honoria 2, Jr. Class Rep. FTA 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 1,2. f . ff ,407 ! f f f X ydf,m2',??i V' v , . . fgyf WILLIAM WIGGINS HARRY WILDER: swim Team 1,2,3,4. BRUCE WILLIAMS: Marching Band 13233343 Reserve Band 23 Stamp Club 13 Guidance Aide 23 Jr. Optimist 334. DEANNE WILLIAMS: Y-Teens 33.43 Drama 3,43 Jr. Class Play 33 Sec. Homeroom 43 Student Council 23 FBLA 23 Forensic Follies 4. JAMES WILLIAMS: Football 133343 Track 133343 Bas- ketball 33 HI-Y 43 Letterman Club 4. KAREN WILLIAMS: Girls' Chorus 1323 Reserve Chorus 33 Pioneer Staff 43 Yearbook Staff, Gen. Manager Avd. 4. RICHARD WILLIAMS STEPHEN WILLIAMS: Conestoga Staff 1,23 Pioneer Staff Photographer 43 Jr. Class Pres. 33 Band 13 HI-Y 43 Y-Teens Sweetheart 43 Sr. Class Chap.3 Sweetheart of Dade County Y-Teens 4. CAROLYN WILLIAMSON: Vice Pres. of Girls' Chorus 13233343 Lib. 33 Pep Club 132. 09' xx 'fn 3,4 ' X X X his? . 0 X Q gg: 5, 5 '45 is 5 ll V 'c ! , N ' f 4 X 3 . . , . - -.'-- ' . ,.'V . ,,., t . D ,N NZM .. 3 ' 1 if - '. 3 I' 31 inf , 1 I 3 '... 5, ' - . get N.: .' ' - ,f www 'if 'fi-v I' I .. I' .F'-Vi? f' I if ff-- , 'ii 3 Z 7 .,,, if. ff--f-.41 .,.. . fr 3.21. .,.-af-ww : -Iffiifi, Sz -1' ,.3 1 Q, 21 - -fi. . we f V ,.,, ,rs ' ...I . 3 . ,I 3. I ....r w .-.1xxx-s.mf'.4:,m:3fggv3y.f.g1.y,'ff .. f . , , f . . ,.,,., ,3., -,'-' ' ' ,'--. . ' , . rrrs I f feitte fir f' ,1.fv.1:f- 1 1: 1,-Q. , 3 3 . ,sit ., 2.13611-. ' V 3. f , jg gg 3 4351 . Pf ' v , - v 1-aw ,uw . f . -1. '1 .54,,.:.,,.53,,-5..: -3 . .3 . , - 3 M 2 3, 4 I X 7 f' his f ff 1 1 9 f ff f ' ' 35: 1,16 6.51-4' ' -3- f2gg.gg.f 53,35 5- -:,f3,K3' -1.3, -' -A :L.: ' aiwzgf. f 3 , . 3 , f - f 3 .ff Yr A X 3 we . 3 J, 4 I I 3 I ,M f 3 'ff 14 ff Vg ,,.. : - . I f.3'.,-g3:'f':j rvjgw.-: ....,. I ii -' ' t.'., f .J 3' , 1 f ' 2,v.-1w::f'a,gz- up-f2'--3,4517 .4 - V 421.157 w I , . . - f f 4+ 'Q' 3 ft f ' if M y W, ,Af ff --3, . I '..' BARBARA WILSON: Honoria 233343 Pres. 43 Honor Garde 233343 Corp. 43 Usherette Gradua- tion Baccalaureate 33 FNA 43 Conestoga Staff 43 Y-Teens 1. RICHARD WILLER: Letterman Club 13233343 Football 13233343 Basketball 13233343 Baseball 1323334. DENNIS WILLIS: Football 13233343 Baseball 233343 All City Baseball 33 Conf. Baseball 33 Key Club 233343 Letterman Club 4. CATHERINE WIND: Swim Team 13 Award 13 Lib. Asst. 3343 Bible Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4. EIVOR WIREN: Sorrota 233343 Corr. Sec. 43 I f W 3 W if 13, 3 , -,,Q4'f,wf.f-My ..-L ' gf . W f .f fe, 5 f I 4 3 Girls, Chorus 2,35 Record Club 1. JOHN WITTERS: Orch. Vice Pres. 13233343 H.R. Pres. 13233343 Volleyball 23 Student Council Rep. 3. JUDITH WITTHUN LARRY WOOD: Swim Team 233343 Drakes 334. CHARLOTTE WORTHINGTON: Transfer3 Swim Team 1323 Honor Soc. 23 Latin Club 23 Jr. Class Rep. 33 Sr. Class Rep. 4. ' ,us ,rf , - , . 1-. .W . p . 4 1- 1 - V '23 3 , Wh' f f s 1559 4 V f 1 X 15 S 3 6 gg, r mv 39 ., 1: f -f ' -I iffzf :wif-Q arf:-,, ref.-Q,-zsz-f if-1 sas- .c1mr.,.- J.: , .,., 3 ..,, U. , ,..,,. ,,.. 3, V... 3, M.3..,...a!33, X f 6 ' 2? X ,f , 1 f or my ff Q yy BEVERLY WRIGHT: Sub Debs 35 HR Vice- Pres. 35 FBLA 45 Y-Teens 45 FHA 2,3 JEAN YOUNG: Golf Team 3,45 FHA 2, Chap. 25 Concert Choir 1,2,3,45 Drama 1,25 Swim Team 1,25 Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 25 Guid. Aide 3,45 Librarian 3,4 HELEN ZAMPALONI: UBEA Award 15 Talent Show 25 Volleyball 3, Capt. 35 Lib. Service Award 4 PHYLLIS ZARDER GARY ZASLOW: JV Football 25 Jr. Optimist 45 NFL 4 GREGG ZEHNDER: Sports Club 15 Baseball 2,3,4 STEPHEN ZOCZIK: Basketball 15 Leaders' Club 1 ROBERT ZUCKER: Key Club 253,45 Guid. Aide 3,45 Stu. Coun. 15 Class Rep. 35 Basketball, Soft- ball 15 HR Pres. 1,253 ILLONA ZWOLINSKI: Swim Team 1,2,35 Stu. Coun. 1,25 Sirena 3 WILLIAM OHMAN SZ f 5 Ziff ...A ,X ,V if . . , A . 'I , H M 1 :.1wf:::,ay , . - , its ' x K: -. ..:f ,,.:-112k- .fv 4XZQT' 1 .'.' f V- 'X '- 5 WS:-E 1 ',l' 1 - V ' fl fi Z 1 -l.-'.. . W gif, 5 ff' 5 'WYW' ' -2 rc:-f, . ' v'K',.': J'v.e,:, 11 8 S . 1 1 'HP 7 ft 33, ., I f if 9- aj Q ' ,, , ,v lv 2 l f 5 W ., . .,,, 5. if.. , 5 43 X x it A 31 5 Q V . lm SK? 4 55? H z Q f . f b Gyffw, 5 5, ,, . .. .fy f 2 4 Q i 5 3 ',:w,li?'?f?E. ' . :sis-fy Eff-f f M A X gk 62 4 W 2 wif ' f W If .i'5!2f? 1. 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We look towards science for the future of tomorrow, Busy at work, Mrs. Schmaus, business education teacherg finds time to be sponsor of the Class of '59. l s 1 .- ,- ' l , . 1 . , . , f-5, . A A ,. f' f- -X, 1 -X., f Among his many duties, Mr. Nordmyer is co- sponsor of the Class of '59 contributing to its many successes. -v-Wy.-f-'-4 , M , , The Class of '59 appointed oflicers are: Sergeant- at-Arms,'Jim Stahl, Sheldon Best, Ted Blankenship, and Ken DeFlippo5 Chaplain, Steve Williams, and Historian, Irene Finn. 5 LY an x, 5.1 ' ' Mff X 3 f l g, we s t ' s . My I This year's school sponsored foreign exchange stu- dent is Gene Omine. Gene is from Japan and will return home at the end of the summer. Hilde Mach is a foreign exchange student here at North Miami High sponsored by an individual party. She is taking an academic course and is very talented in art. Hilde will return to her home in Austria this summer. - iff' .A IN.. 5:5 W C pf 3 59735, 1: . 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H! 1, .,.. ,- , -.,-Iwi.-3 '..'rT'3':.., - I ' ' .-,.f v ?1f.'2 f'ff.----.'. pr.-g11'W-.Liv 7 ,J Z f 6 One, Two, Three, and there goes Robina up in the air for fun. Boy look at Bob Feely's face, he is really getting a kick out of this. Hold the cake higher boys! Torn Roller and Marty Hines have a senior cake in their hands for the senior skip day. Don't lick the cake Anne! watch it Robinal Looks like the pyramid is finally built. What's the matter Bob Rehr is the load too heavy for you? That expression beats any! 'K sf At senior class skip day, Robina Roma- quera gives a spin to the hula hoop. Look at those hips, legs, and arms move! iid: Seniors try to build a pyramid but suc- cess looks hopeless. Gordon Branch looks like he has succeeded as hope man. L 7-T , if n- ps lg., l 17' 5 : It looks like Barbara Kemp, Darelene Stahl, Robina Romaquera, and Barbara Patten had a little too much coke to drink. . . or 3 V' x x 4 'Ea I A , Memories are made of this. Mirth and Merriment prevail at Banquet. l 72 O And now the memory is theirs alone to share. Will they ever forget? The night to remember Is it really here, in the form of our dream come true? R Let's sit this one out We could have danced all night ???????? l' X 1 ,wwf f f7M 7Qiff1'jW if 74: fuf W W fm, Ng, at ,ffm 0 V ffffw mmf f , 10227, Z ' Q aff, I if f' i il 3 fi I , A my From the first days of high school, pep rallies, football games, and homecoming, through the many sock hops and formal dances , through theklbasketball season, swimming and track, through club meetings, projects and elections, through senior pictures, cards, announcements and inyitations, through discussions lon the Senior Walk, and Senior class assemblies, upiltoi the Senior Banquet, Prom,-aind Breakfast, through graduation rehearsal, anqlllfinally graduation itself, The,Class of '59 can look back oirythe history withyipride. Make the fruit of knowleclge be your stem, Faith be your guicle and budxarid success be your blossom. ,Q ,V w -, il' 2 74 I 1 Calendar -s H 1 .X , fs- 'fg if 1 41,4 6 1,-W., ' 1 E, rf 4 'Q ill: f 1 t S hir. f z' i Etuquj f,j,f.f,.- 1 2,1 fl. Q 1 , X p 'E K X A! g t'7'f' f 1. . .M 3 X t p. 1.2 V I f- ,fa ' 13 - xt' C ff H? 1 gf? M4rfg-L. -- Carol Proscia and Helen Hof bury Freddie Hoedle in the sand Well, it looks like Bobby Feely is getting up in the on a typical day at the beach. world, and the gang meets at the beach. September . . . 4d His Ozark Cousins was enjoyed by all who came. The unusual type of humor rocked the audience and it will never be forgotten. 75 September ushers in the school year with Drama's presentation of 'cl-lis Ozark Cousinsf, the football games, the dances and pep rallies. lfVith the coming of the school year, the Seniors have to give up their lazy days at the beach and re- sume back to the classes. The Senior Section of the cafeteria and the Senior VValk were immediately taken advantage of by the incoming Senior Class. September is a very color- ful month with the Student Council color days, and the start of the 'l58:' football season. The Pioneer Band added to the merriment with the best band ever at North Miami High School. The Senior Walk- A Senior's Paradise. Bill Baxley and Martha Lawton take advantage of the Senior Section of the Cafeteria. Ushers . . . 4 i l l i i The Pep rallies - they were wonderful. Patti Stevens relaxes on the Senior Walk. .76 the future The students of today are the leaders of tomorrow. ssmates LL V' 2- fx: S, 'Eqqfinfw Yirli-.? '-QQQIQQL Ht N- - - x, 5-se gf Nw ,Y , e.,'N - , -rn' xfnxow' 'alwl' Wg? i I x ic, N .r-A ' w'-15-w'g,3'f 1-'Q , 'X -'L .1fYf'5F?. ': 112mf'Offil'i ' 3' ,-. 5.9 i4 'C'f fy- K Q 'fs 1-'3 fx r iixxx g sf Q 9351? -Q ix-TQ ' ' 'N'kSL'f- -'Y5,-,3fkE,i s-1 PX! I 'F i1 l l ' L ,,.- , 2 4 I I l M , 'H ff , J l 5' we i f in Q ,ivf-.4257 ' 'Z' sux. -m ,nk x X.. vfjfl, -4 5' XYDQSQSQQQQE -T' f vqfi Q. xi-Q '35 4 1: -K f9g,gqE'gKw, -L-3 V. Q -rx ' , -x The North Miami Drama department presents Ozark,s Will she or won't she jump in? This is swimming! Cousins, one of the top plays of the year. 5 eta Y x A4 if ...els,s s, 'ffm ,- ' ,fx ,.,,- F - ,W I ,- .1- Pioneer Ricky Willer lunges through to score a point for the team. ln. ,4.. , Q! x l y y, ,.Q,, f J, 'Q Fifi M l'Tfg'N! L L l Muzzle those Bulldogs yell the North Miami Cheer Some of our veteran football players take it easy after football season. 77 leaders at one of our spirited pep rallies. fx. Wy, ,, f ,Mfg if Z, HY, 4, , ,,,H M .Q M f lm, Qin, Q , 6' A 4 ,, 1 V. V Iggy!! 1 A 1954? ,,, 4.5. . , l 'W . 22 V f' 2 KT' ig :fn ' I' ' '. 1'-034 . r sv -1, . ?4g,5,'f t ale ,fy 74,vZ. :Af -if ,jigs Al gy I r ,,' ,Q , ,P al, VKQW 1 Q, A 1254 :iw . 11 ff 2 m.m.,.i..wi1! 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Everyone flocks into the Guidance Offices for a schedule change. The Honor Garde, the Band, the Ma- jorettes and all who made the trip to Key West enjoyed themselves thor- oughly. Ask any Garde member who came back with the sailor hats. As for the game, the Pioneers played a good game and if it weren't for the Held goal made by the Gonch's Buddy Owen, we would have won. u . N The trip to Key West and the football game will be a long re- membered event for North Miami. 78 lNah-hey - Wah-hey - Give 'em a five, say our football team?? Sorrota Service Club won first Honors with their fun making of the I.B.M. Machine. Frolics B lair .if-W 2 1 in yr f 7 Z 'lp Q Zh.. A ., , , , ,, . Spit it out!! Spit it out!! shouts exas perated Sandy DeLuca. 6 They're big, they're beautiful and they proved it at Forensic Follies. 79 Key Club gave a wonderful perfonnance with the theme of The Vikings. They were awarded second place. Harriet Geller, November calendar girl catches up on some of her last minute studying. November was a wonderful month. It was highlighted by the Homecom- ing Queen and her court, the Parade, the many beautiful floats, and our Homecoming game. Other important events included Wheel Clubls annual Thanksgiving Baskets, which is a won- derful tribute to our school, and the Junior Class Play. Yes, November totalled up to be a month full of activity. All the floats for Homecoming were a splendid sight to see. The Choral department won the honors of first place with their theme of Winter Wonderland. Home- coming for 58l' was as fine as any other. As Barbara Grubb was announced Homecoming Queen, you need only look at her expression to see her delight. Queens and Things. This shot was taken at the last game of the 58 football sea- son. North Miami 'ust couldnlt seem to make the oints as it . . . . J IH P The sp1r1t of Homecoming even affected the Senior rained and rained and rained... , Walk. It was decorated in a most unusual way. I -4 . ' - F5 ug 1 -n, 1 A I new I 4 1 I ,L i ,V fi 5 li. l Kwik. ' B 1, 15 Princess Joan Chewning Barbara Grubb Princess Barbara Rennie l 2 December Is the . . . ,Q The many parties in December keep the holiday spir- ited with joy. This picture was taken at the Honor Garde Christmas Party. Hey!! Where are all the boys? Sorrota girls work hard on their Christmas toy drive. , 'CJ 17 f Xf V, if Honoria heads the College Night at North Miami. Orchids to the teachers, Janele Lane, December's calendar girl, awaits her date for the Ball. 83 4 Month of Festivities. My goodness Bill, are you askin a ball. gh The December Holiday season en- ters North Miami High with the Christmas Ball as the main event. Mistletoe added to all the merriment. With dance preparations, toy drives, and Twerp Week, December is one of the fullest months of the school year. The Christmas Ball at the Fon- tainebleau will be another never- forgotten event at North Miami. Everyone was glad to get off for the holidays for a long needed rest. And then back to school. er to dance or to marry you? What As the picture shows. the Bull wus ll gre-:it success. , a Mid Semester Exams didn't seem to bother some students. Some of us just slept through them. Fail now, avoid the June rush Junior Class Talent Night was a lot of fun seems to be the motto, and a huge success. January Styles 1 u 1 FRN X M ..-.N - - A gl Looks like Lorna Linhart just discovered a rare specimen in that tree. She is Janu- ary's Calendar girl and Sweetheart of Majorettes. Baxley shows the form that helped us win those games. 85 F J? W' I Bobbie Paradan models the latest in bathing suits, Pat Neeley and Edwina Thorton look very cute to- at the Sorrota Fashion Show. gether in their smart clothes. and Stuff Grouped here are some of the Sorrota and Wheel Club member all looked grand in the annual Sorrota Fashion Show. 86 They January entails numerous New Year's parties, new cars, and seasonal basketball games that make returning to school after the Christmas Holidays more bearable. Everyone is enthused at the prospect of starting again, and definite self-improved is de- clared. The month is highlighted with Sorrota Fashion Show, the Jun- ior Class Talent Night, and the many basketball games. With half the school year over, everyone is anticipating June and graduation for the senior. elwsnmfzmwfym, Sorrota, Deep Thinkersf' Y-Teen ,rf Sf eva ,U members plan for their annual membership drive in October. f f W4 ,,,f,3, ,k,.,, My? 7 MG J f w zgy , 7, H Z - f , , ffm, fx. xi. , . ,lf , 'jf Carol Buller representing Sub-Debs, Ann Robinson representing Honoria and Mary Ann Brune representing Sorrota talk over plans for the coming year. 6 The basketball games are still in full swing. Our team proved to be a Ene asset to North Ixliarni High. Q . f M3 I Joan Chewning, another one of our calendar girls, doesngt seem to be too excited about it as she calmly eats her lollipop. Hey Joan, what Havor is it? February . . . Fun Barbara Coleman is Sub Deb's Sweetheart, and is a very fine one at that. Here she poses on the Senior Hfalk for the staff photographers. Hi-Jimi starts February on a fresh start. It is the annual talent 'show presented by the Choral Department. This yeargs show was bigger and better than ever before: and the End Men seemed to be funnier than ever. This presentation is one of the favorite of all North Ixiiami High students. Everyone looks forward to it every year. February also brings us Brotherhood week in which we all do our best to be nice to others, es- pecially lVheel Club who sponsored it at Xor fxii. February B just another month that goes by too quickly to bring the school year to an end. These cats aren't really in disguise, it,s just Senior Shade day. Guess who??? d F I' EI I1 YO ICS . This was the first year to have a Leaders' Banquet at North Miami High, and it proved to be a. huge success. 88 The Swimming team gets in practice for their oncoming season. Barbara Grubb, March's calendar girl, poses on the Senior Walk. What are you doing Barbara? Weeding around the campus? March Brings a . . . T' ' R ,gif AXSN, f 1 ,i 'll f 3 , aug, M f' V A lot of work goes into the makings of a swim team. A little bit of fun too it seems. 89 With the coming of March, the swimming team gets organized for the season. This year the Ducks have lost many valuable swim- mers, but also gained many new ones which will make for a very promising year. With the start of baseball and track it gives a fresh interest to the Pioneers who are sports minded. Track members look very promising this year and it is hoped that with a lot of work, they will be able to break the records made by Kenny Chandler and others. Easter vacation is next and what a welcome event for all of us who have Spring Fever. Hey, you guys, are you trying to get the privilege of the Senior Walk taken away from us. Play it cool and hang loose. Charlie Murdock came to our dance and gave away a record album. Twirl of Events. i l Mr. Albaum amuses one of his classes with some Seniors take a break on the Senior Walk, You would bright sayings and dew drops of wisdom. think it was fun or something. 90 Who knows what Dick Carpentier is trying to Pam Hepp fthe Hepperj steals money out of the fish pond provqbut has an amusing picture anyway' on the Senior VValk. Pamela is April's Calendar girl. April Showers These modern boys must be shopping for their modern family classes. Be careful boys. Don't buy too much. 91 5 April hosts the Civenettes dance, and the Honor Garde Moonlight Sail. April is a busy month with the prepa- ration of Foreign Student Week. Beta did a fine job of organizing and plan- ning our Foreign Student Program and all went well. The class of 6O has a swim dance, which was a huge success and was en- joyed by all who attended. All the Seniors now officially have Seniorittus as graduation comes closer and closer. ff gf'-Q 'L r - , 5 IE .X 55914 U 1 3 ZEN S., .pf X f Q ,..f A - b x we Q iwagf-, .vw x A . ks sf.- ' -as. JF' 5, . ,ffwize , if flirt-5 , ,. W, 3 -it -5: . x f 4 f ,,g,,a,L,-f.: K W, . 1 ia? .Q,: 4w5l.4,i,, ,gi ' 1. 5 V7 'f tx .L ,, ,, 3 'L H Q V ,L kVV,, J I 5 .1 V 7 - 4, , , f , ff fy f 5' 1 R Q , X A-Jr,5,v, fm, I , Y X 47' , -. ., 5, Yfw 1 V nl V , L' A 'XQWJ Q , Lf Pa L.,' ,H .'.,.' WV K- 7 lg ff, fQvs'x J' I M 1 f' ' aria' if W f X ' v . i' -:i Vx ' W 2 N jv f A41 fs' 'f ' -----... '--'-- Q-w-t.-.. gigzk-'--73 gg-......... ... .M ,.,,,-, m 'a'f,: . ............ X , 1 -.94 ,Y A 1 , , I 1 , 5- fig W - f--10553116 E IM K ,f ww 4 ff ,,, ,4 ,K 'Wm Wm ,aff vb-N ,vw Au WI ffm, Here are agroup of seniors entering into the banquet, one of the most memorable events of the school year. rin 1 1' What shall we eat? 94 5, f .11 f-', 'L 41, -f ,U-f, ,, f Harriet Geller, Steve Williams, Bruce Tyrrel, Carol Cherry, Ruth Loew, and Bob Hayden canlt make up their minds what to eat at the 1959 senior banquet. All the seniors had a won- derful time at the banquet and hope that next year's seniors will have as nice a time as they did. A good time was had by all at the 1959 senior prom. Bonnie Bishop is all ready for Ser1i0r prom. May mil. After the banquet the seniors go to the prom and dance the evening through. This is one of the memorable events of the school year, each and every senior waits for the night of the senior prom. 95 f if . H i What interesting bathing suits? Ho! there's Gordon Branch going into the air as seniors hold blanket. Who's next? 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' f iii . ,.,. 5,5157 5,914 F' i wggi- .5 XM Here is Sandy Deluca, Bob Loos, Bill Boyer Linda Falk, and Jim Stall at the graduation prac tice talking over plans for the future. June Brings Sue Dickenson, Linda Falk, and Sandy De Luca are very happy after the Graduation because now the future is 'their prayer and guiding light. They are happy in one way, but sad in another. They will be leaving North Miami High, its activities, its dances and its classrooms. Seniors, the future is yours, make the most of it from what you learned at North Miami High. gi g g 9 fgifr Jim Stall said, What's the matter with you, Bill, can't you read? Bill said, 'Tve graduated, haven't I? Happiness This senior looks happy after graduation ,ffaffffmk f Senior boys and girls have a gay time at the senior picnic. The boys are admiring the girls' legs. Happy day for all seniors. Skip day for school is fun, said Bob Feely one of the five boys Csecond from the leftj. -98 5 ,V .Q-H .gif Q 0 gf 2 'V' 'II lf rganizafiond ..- L Q, . - -gllrf l- V ' 1 Y ' xy ' - ' V .V , . f ' B P-fi' ' , ' Anchor Joins Ranks fs' Toba Ulman Treasurer J. W a -' .R-r ' 5: X w X Fr- , S, X x - x af,-,r x , W f rx- , , lg' Q85 RN xr: ff' sf f X X- of 4 3 fn . - f 4 5 1 il 1+ X QD X Na Q rl if J X , gsglwi - - ., . ix ? T 1 f - V. x -4 lx ,.-' ' tv! i LEFT TO RIGHT - Betsy Stevens, Marilyn Falk, Karen Eilers, Patty Espagnolia, Phyllis Leavy, Sue Bernard, Carol Beott, Pat McCreanor, Marcia Primason. FRONT ROW - Tola Ulman, Allane Murry, Harriet Leftcowitz. Allane Murray President Carol Baker Vice-Prexident 'S '.i- K f u 3 Mrs. Betty Groven H . f . . Sponsor if. tl' fa' I 0- fzf 5 1' , illf B , N 4' iff I i ' Karen Eilers '-.Re N5 xox 5' Board of Directors f 'Tx N a ,V .MN A, , 4 ,,'AV, 5 , If A it ,,. X Nr, 5-1. .,,. , ., , 'gf 95.5, let iv,-.L :K - ' ff 31,3- -: ef.. .- 35 ' s f ,r,., f X ' ' 'k,. n X Joann Pugh Recording Secretary X i:'.e- saw' A ! nigga. J ,ff mmm' j 3 t. If .,. i Q fi. X .. ' hw -v i V. K g f ' ro M ' Carol Beott Chaplain : f-,tn y YW .xl Marilyn Falk Q ' Ya- ' Board of Directors Board o Dzrectors :.?g,:5 Pat McCreanor A : i 1, R, r ' fl - ,r , A H the newest at North Miami, among the ranks of active Pilot Club of Coral Gables, the basis of their character, leadership and congeniality. This year Anchor sold North Miami license tags, donated shrubs for the vocational wing, baby sat for all PTA functions and sponsored a dance and bake sale. Mrs. Betty Groven is the school sponsor. Anchor Service Club, completed its first year clubs. Sponsored by the members are chosen on Janice Brown, Carol Beott and Sue Bernard prepare to sell cokes at a bake sale. Joann Pugh gives application forms to Pat McCreanor and Marilyn Falk. Included in Anchor's service projects this year was the donating and planting of shrubbery for the new vocational wing. Here Betsy Stevens, Patty Espagno- lia, Toba Ulman and Harriet Leftcowitz arrange a shrub. Who will our first 'admiral' be?', ponder Carole Mann, Pat McCreanor and Harriet Leftcowitz. Carole Mann, President Allane Murray and Joann Pugh show where the North Miani license tags will go. Civinettes Projects Varied Through the Year CIVINETTE SERVICE CLUB MEMBERS Theresa Rapley, Judy Hill, Paulette Bryant, Jo Soto, Gail Green, Iris Guckenberger, Betsy Hayes Ricki Houdl Veach, Kris Lee, Gail Groom, Leslie Peasley, Nancy Rose Ann La Forte, Linda Oakes, Mary Rayder Betsy Bennett, Eva Brown, Janet Gapozallo, Nancy Coleman, Reynolds, Pat Smithheld, Fonda Segal Betty White Dona Gox, Daryle Freidrnen, Roberta Feska, Sandy Becky Welsh. ,v Qi , J Wd, Q! . . E Q' ' . 1 N ' X Vice president Jo Soto Richard Garpentier I K. , President Kris Lee f Q -L , ' V 1 v,-:Inav-, . Treasurer Sandy Green 102 Secretary Theresa Rapley Sponsor Mrs. Mary Niles . LO., rs -- 732, ' .. ' I 'K -' Q I. . Q., , 4 . -f , ws x f V ipik.. K nk '!A, 4 1. , Kris, Gloria, and Iris struggle with the books they have Becky Welsh is left with one shakeroo and she can,t collected in their annual book drive. make up her mind whether to sell it to Barbara or Kathy. Cixinettes, an afiiliate of the civitan club, finished its second year as one of the most active clubs at Nor Mi Hi. Civinettes main projects include a book drive, a bake sale, and an annual sale of green and gray shakeroos during the football season. Civinettes also sell fruit cakes and maintain the fishpond on the senior walk. Mrs. Mary Niles is sponsor. The up keep of the iishpond is a service of Civinettes service E i-snag - club. - ,... ., alumni at Here are Becky Welsh, Theresa Rapley, and Jo Soto displaying A the freshly polished trophies, which is one of Civinettes services gsm to the school. , EJ, . -gxlx .Mu . 54-'us '- ' V K. 103 m .e,,, J- Treas. Vice Pres. Pres. Rec. Sec. Cowes. Sec. Brenda Ward Barbara Patten Barbara Wilson Robina Romaguera Anne Robertson Honey Honoria Character Scholarship Leadership P , 'F A rg 5 KU Sheila Donavan, Kay Lape, Bonnie Hight, Anne Phyllis Medlin. I5j Jackie Castell, Annette Ashley, Robertson, Donna Blanchard, Jane Coulter, Patsy Carla Rennie, Karen Rink, Diane Garcia, Maxine Davis. f2j Julie Reese, Judy Mansfield, Corrine Powell. f6j Marlyn Shanahan, Barbara Wilson. flst Prusiane. f3j Willice Bunker, Jane Coles, Barbara ROW, Left to Rightj Robina Romaguera, Gay An- Patten, Patty Gail Keifer, Joyce Moody, Brenda Ward, drews, Miss Calley, Miss Sandy Croce, Carol Chatlos. Tommy Davis Hunk Parl. 65' Hist. Chap. Jackie Casteel Carla Rennie Sgt.-at-Arms A t. Ch p. , -.. SS a :fy Marlyn Shanahan Gay Andrews ,gpomof Miss Calley S-P-I-R-I-T, is their golden rule. Honoria Service Club, under the direction of Miss Mary Calley, has seen one of its most suc- cessful years. Originating in 1954, Honoria is known for the many projects it undertakes. Such as decals, homecoming float, forensic follies, mainte- nance of the school seal, Singing Valentine, Sr. picnic novelty hats, I.D. cards, Sr. placement cards, Cancer Drive, and many other projects. Honoria maintains a Sister Club at Miami High School. f 7' s 1 J wmnfmmmwwv wa. , ,E 3 ,ge 1 fs fum , ,W 4 ,zgw ' :Wrist Plea :fi fi XM A very happy lad indeed!!! Because of Honoria's Singing Valentine. The wise old owll' They make a charming couple, Hunk Tommy Well, what do we do now? Davis and Honey Barbara Patten. ROW I - Phyllis Cohen, Pat 1-iansen, Marie Alexandar, Edwina Thorton, Phyllis Veit, Helen Hof, Sue Lydon, Linda Tyler, Kathy Roboback, Sue Woltz, Penny Sitzler, Pat Wurz- berger. ROW 2 - Evior Wiren, Bobbie Paidon, Doris Con- rad, Sandy Collins, Becky Smith, Jo Ann Up De Graff, Sandy Reese, Sue Clifford, Harriet Geller, Francis Flood, Pat Larson, Sandy Smith, Karen Dyer, Sandy De Luca. ROW 3 - Lois Balasky, Janet Drew, Naomi Okalika, Bar- bara Kemp, Sue Michael, Judy King, Linda Ankrorn, Nancy Stevens, Donna Stoneberger, Judy Fritz, Linda Ames, Sue Garrett, Connie Wright, Sandy Darland. ROW 4 - Bonnie Carter, Stella Gore, Dolores Frusiante, Carol Clifton, Mary Ann Bruno, Judy La Rosa, Francis Phillips, Rae Jean Johnson. Sorrota Spends Active Year Evior Weiren Pat Hansen Recording Sec. . 5 Sweetheart V, ,qfjf i i . iw-was -' I , , V ,N 1 ci., e W V a le., ,Q kkry., 3,4 -I L A -Q, ircyis 1 ' 'k-'-' ' K .Qf?f'f5k?1 ' ., ' -f ,jg , f' wma Thorton ,Q , ig: 4 ,fi , A 4, K 4 S V . Jerry Curry Sandy De Luca Marie Mastrapaole ,M , f ,W ,W , an ya I W ff A X ' 1 f 541 My 7 f W, z g Q 4 f off my , -X Mary Ann Bruno Barbara Kemp X f 1' W3 , .,, , . . X , , K., f ,wa fff Harriet Geller Phyllis Cohen gf, X f F - 3 R RO fd ' if X W M.: ..,.., .,.,..,.sx4+M4 Helen Hof, Patty Hanson, Sandy DeLuca and Barbara Preparing toys to be sent to the Hope School for Mentally Kemp model at the annual Sorrota fashion show. Retarded Children are Sandy Smith, Francis Flood, Linda Sorrota, in its fourth year of service to North Miami, is sponsored by Soroptimist VVoman's Club, who present an award each year to the rnost outstanding Sorrota rnernber. This year 36 more girls joined the ranks of the red and white, bringing the total member- ship up to 48. Sorrota sponsors a toy drive for mentally retarded children, a clothes drive, a bake sale, a dance after a basketball game, and the talent show at the foreign exchange carnival. School sponsored by Miss Marie Mastro- paolo, Sorrota strives for service to school, church and community. 4' My Ankrom, Pat Wurzberger and Marie Alexander. During initiation week, new member Francis Flood bows down to Marie Alexander. At the reception following initiation of new members, President Sandy DeLuca cuts the cake as other members and guests look on. 107 A Su b Debs Com pletes ' . lm, A-' B f sss t f i ' s f f N ' ' Patty Stevens ,I ,L V President , , Barbara Grubb Gail Eigner Vice-President Recording ' Secretary Anne LaBe119- G Barbara Coleman Corresponding Tfeawfef SECTEWTJ' Sweetheart ii? ' f Z A Georgia Vacalis Dennis Willis Sponsor Dreamboat - A-, ,, to l ROW I: Sally Broe, Connie Norrigena, Carol Goldsrnith, Joyce Henderson, Betty Lynn Nelson, Trudy White, ROW 2: Barbara Grubb, Ethel White, Patty Stevens, Carol Buller, Anne Labella, ROW 3: Gail Eigner, Maryann Yattaw, Sue Dickenson, Carol Henderson, Dennis Willis, Barbara Coleman, Charlene Bogert, Sue Milone, Marian Hawkins. NOT PICTURED: Lorna Linhart, Janice Bernstein, Harriet Hottle. Sue Milone Marian Hawkins Carol Buller Joyce Stevenson Sergeant-at-Arms Historian Chaplain Pafliamenmfian rx ff f 4, AF if , iss s g f Fourth Year Sue Milone and Sue Dickenson touch Sub Deb Hdreamboatu Dennis YVillis for a contribution to the American Cancer Society fund. Q S. On a typical meeting night, the girls settle down to seriousness before Carol Buller, chaplain, opens the meeting with devotions. The smallest club, Sub Debs requires a 3.0 average for all members. Their annual service projects include giving a Christmas party at Bay Oakes Home for the Aged, presenting Christmas corsages to all teachers, sponsor- ing spirit week, decorating the cafeteria bulletin board, assisting in the cancer fund drive, participating in the foreign exchange program and this year, pre- sented the Hcus tree and Home of the Pioneersi' sign to the school. ,C L T -. 4 E111 W... . ul -I ' . i '1 i, i - X ' Y F g -J 7 i inn. me -' , i ' , 1 Q QQ, mifvnn ,. . , ,, .-,T 5 Barbara Coleman, Patty Stevens and Barbara Grubb participate in the program at Northeast Miami Woman's Club, sponsor of Sub Debs. Omine. Sub Debs also sponsors a dance, a bake sale and the post-prom breakfast. For their own pleasure, the club takes part in forensic follies, enters a float in the homecoming parade and has an annual alumni party. They are guests each year at a tea given by their sponsor, the Northeast Miami l'Voman:s Club. Sponsored by Bliss Georgia Vacalis, Sub Debs stands for service to school and community. 1 President Patty Stevens, Marian Hawkins and Barbara Grubb greet our second for eign exchange student Yuseke Gene ROW I - Vie Feigleman, Richard Donnerstein, Bob Gold- enberg, Joan Chewning, Bob Collins, Irwin Katz, Steve Hertzfield. ROW 2 - Barry Rose, Dale Gustin, Ed Neuman, Wolosin. Junior Exchange 6, - M , , :Q tx VV , X Sponsor Mr. Bassnet f ,qw .- aw , , '- ff f 4? Z f ' f , ,,. , C , ' J r maid 'W - I Q 4 11 f f 5 'X f sffffr, ' M ,J ., .ffffxl Q Prerldent 6' Bob Collins ,fff lf Richard Donnerstein Secretary Vice president Irwin Katz it R Sweetheart Chaplain Joan Chewning 110 Robert Peele Marshall Abel, Steve Krouch, Terry Capes, Paul Zwolinski, Jeff Schusler. ROW 3 - Mark Vaight, Myron Cohen, Bob Promotes Spirit. W. . M' ,JZ Q3 , i n A 140118, X ,ifgrjp :, ' Z, ' f f ' - iffy f' y 451 ff' ,MV , v . , , My 9, I 14 by, ,M , pw, ' f f ff I ' Him' M Q ,f eager? W , ,Wg 22.47, 4' 1 f ff ff f fo ff 1 1 Z , f f f 2 Treasurer Bob Goldenberg 6 VWTTQP l J x Steve Krouch dances with Jr. Optimist Sweetheart Joan Chewning at their annual dance. Terry Capes and Mike Schafer point to the finished decorations for the dance. .X 1 -A 4' K. Junior Exchange boys are a familiar sight at football games. Besides passing out mimeographed copies of cheers, they see that the honor guard and cheerleaders are provided with cokes. Annual projects include a dance and participa- tion in the American Cancer Society fund-raising drive.. Junior Exchange is also responsible for the new landscaping in the center patio. Organized in February of 1957, the club is sponsored by the National Exchange Club of Miami Shores and faculty-sponsored by Mr. Fred Bassnet. Bob Peele, Joan Chewning and Irwin Katz take time out to enjoy a good joke. It must be good! Putting final touches on dance decoratioiis are Terry Capes and Mike Schafer. s 1 Q, 'E ,l gi r w 1 H c - 1 , ,Q 43. . l L v , 1 , Y fi X X15 ef f Q 2 f , .- v. . President Q Jerry Curry Vice-President ,ri b , HK S . wi., E. M, TMS? fe., ,,,.. . K .oy W? L 1.3, 9y2'N . , ' 'A 1, Q33 Joe DellaFara V S N '4 ' Floyd Hinkley Treasurer I , V f A : ,. - ' Q Wwgyfy fl i-fH - '1, 4, 1 'QQ .A , Wai' 37' 559255 QL ,.,. v ,.,. , X4 , Bonnie Bishop ai! Sweetheart , Mr. Edge Sponsor f V, ' Q my , ., ,gh ,,,f,, 'I' - , ' 'ffl L44-R' Il, Wifi' W 'C A 5 1 fgzr ff., E 11? H? 241553 'l ' avi , , fc, Qwi 'wwM -V iz Wi gt-'gif'-Aff2 ggLj'jff3, f Chuck Qddo Joe Prussiano Sgt.-At-Arms Parliarrzerztarian ROW I: Richard Eldredge, Ken Liroff, Tony Denote, Joe Della Fara, Mr. Darrow, Stanley Ringler, Larry Reid- inger, Jeff Baber. ROW 2: Gerrat Abrofsky, Jim Proctor, Steve Prince, Arnold Rosenbleeth, Joe Prussiano, Chuck Mr. Darrow S pomor - A ie O 271, W Q7 Steve Prince Richard Eldredge Chaplain Secretary Oddo, Sheldon Best, Gary Zazlow, ROW 3: Mike Bee man, Steve Nesselrote, Louis Baselice, Floyd Hinkley Bruce Lloyd, Tom Dollinger, Barry Barber, Larry San Filippo. Joe Della Farra, Bonnie Biship, Jerry Curry and Barbara Wilson arrive at the Coronation Ball. is A .. The Junior Optimist Club of North Miami was organized in September of 1955 under the sponsorship of Mr, Darrow and Mr. Edge. A community service club as well as a school service club, ,58-'59 projects included the blood bank, the Toys for Tots drive at Christmas, and helping at the Day Nursery in down- town Miami. To raise money, the Optimists had carwashes and sold cow-bells at football games. aw., 1 , an ,V Wil ' .f f f f 113 .wmwm ,, .fwff f . L., 1, 1w'f7fg1QL:L.-+-fu' .. , f,g,g4tf ,gzzvfl .aff- 1 f ff 1 f 'Nw , , f 1 M4 f M .f V 7--4w13?-iii-'W- ' M- f-a' ei ,. Here is a healthy CEU looking lad, aided by Steve Nesselrote and Anne Robertson. Stanley Ringer and Steve Prince save the lar- ynxes of Marilyn Shanahan and Annette Ash- ley by selling them a cow bell. Herb Yates Chaplain , ff 1 W i fl , ,V nt' 5 jf? lf it gg V - 1: ff ff ff X ff, f f fry , f X Z0 Z 17 Z , , , ffmfff jf , f fl f X f 1, f ga af , , , V gf, I.. . .V V M V it ,f , 1 4.4 ,Q , JU., 'tak .,. i Mr. Stratton Sponsor ff -1 3 f ' 7 X 144 ,V,, ,yq gag, ' eV QA:,j.y 'itfyjegf Az, V g,Af., 7rv-1V Z f ef f if ff ,K Paul Cooke Corres. S ee. Bob Browning Sr. Class Director ' if J? f , X, W Dean Gottehfef Treasurer Alan Taylor Vice-President Jay Smith President frrs VV an V o1VV aVeVs VV s S rss. 5 rV Vtt Q ' ,Y s ,, if ' f ' V'-V ' Sponsor Bill Gole r. Class Director Barbara Grubb I Sweetheart heel Helps Need ROW I: Jim Preston, Glenn Larson, Jay Srnith, Barbara Grubb, Alan Taylor, Mr. Stratton. ROW 2: Frank Chaplin, Marty Hines,VAlan Traister, Ken Klare, Ed Sultan, Sidney Jackowitz, Steve Fried. ROW 3: Bruce Miller, Steve Edson, 114 Dennis Grissey, Torn Teasley, Bill Ullman, Eric Bates. NOT PICTURED: Bill Cole, Bob Browning, Herb Yates, Ronald Hines. Signing each are President other-is tags Jay Smith, Alan Traister and Sweet- heart Barbara Grubb. lVheel Club is known well at North Bliami for its many projects and actixitiesg the most important of which being the publication and selling of student directories, sponsoring of Thanksgiving baskets for the needy, promotion of Friendship Week and the selling of senior pins. Nlr. Stratton and Mr. ldiller co-sponsor 'Wheel, which holds as its ideals Friendship, Charity and Service. Wlheel clubbers are also responsible for the mega- phones sold at the homecoming game and volunteered to renew any teachers: or students' driver's licence for a small fee. Jay Smith and Barbara Grubb admire the cake centerpiece at a party given in her honor by the Wheel Club. Princesses Bonnie Bishop and Linda Falk look on. A Surtan W Delfect Lafsom Q'?51Ce' heel- example x rf Glenn XP in we of f'7'e12d1 Kee 6 'T ,OD he iness Yai '. YY55 ,na WD A group of Wheel Club boys prepare a 'fhanksgiving Umrnmmmmmmmmmmmm, they are a good group, basket for some needy family. 115 A .AA :M ROW I: Justin Lynch, Bob Ellis, Bill Wooten, Tom Davis, Bob Feely, Dick Schodtisch, Greg Opresko, Nils Johansen, Russ Rothman. ROW 2: Bill Rothman, Guy Carlone, Armand Lavalle, Ronnie Sanders, Joe O'Brien, Ken Capitano, Joe Knesz, Bob Zucker. ROW 3: Jim Bailey, Ray Sullivan, Barry Patch, Stuart Kaufman, Bill McCormick, Marty Shram, Lewis Col- burn, Quentin Miller. ROW 4: Ken Labbe, Lee Thompson, Bill Baxley, Dick Webb, Greer Edmunds, Don Schwartz, Leon Mohall, Jack Kasdin. Key Cites School Leaders Bob Feely President Harry Strack Correx. Sec. Dick Webb Vice-President Jack Sniffine Rec. Secretary 6 , A 4, ,f.- V , ,.',, I, -, gm, fr, , , ,ir -' G 3' ,Kei 'f , I-zizf 435 ' ,U L 1, f Q, - if -I A, ff ' 5, R' 77 24 f KNEE, , ft 'V' WEA, , ,W f ,. I V :uf ' ,, we -,iff - , ,f U ,5 , ,, fi Z: , fe '.,', -t, , f' ,,,, ff X54-f , R ' -fmt - KQZV7 ff fm L t r 1 41 t i i: 4 V B i . W7 f ,ritl , f e R '- 'f'1fa'4 '- v -1 ' S ,-i1..gI?41f 7 '12, fdfff . .'?JQ 1yl :f I W 1.2761 1 1' fy f 2 rtety af tr' ' 'f W , y y -:iii :.-'..' Q f ' E A riff' I , ' 'f , I ik . , f, 4 '-f' f 53, ,Q . . H S A '.-' 2' if i ,, f I' I Q f ' 1- 6 , ,Q ff' ' 2 5 , ' ,- ,, 'g ' . , u 6 Beef a fo r 2 4 , no t mfg , , ' A g , ' J T' :imma Q! Q ,,,, , . V ,5f,,,, , If 1,7 ,www A : we ,. 1,2 t f MQW ,, l rexwr-ew ,M - y 3 l 3, ft rf, , Mr. W'eyant Mr. Garth anelle Lan Bob Ellis i 1 . . ax c y Sponior Sponsor Sweetheart Chaplain Sy, Board Di, Key members taking pride in the much needed show case A bliss filled evening at the Christmas Ball Key, one of the original clubs organized at North Mi- ami High, began in 1953. Sponsored by the Kiwanis club of North Miami, and Mr. Hunter Garth, members main- tain at least a 3.0 average. Besides sponsoring the an- nual Christmas Ball held this year at the Fountainebleau Hotel, Key also sponsors Den- tal Health Week, Career Day, and a Student Leaders Ban- quet. A very busy club, Key still finds time to help Kiwanis. l , f 1 1. 1 , an E f Q' 1 vga f I , .mf s 2 ' W l 3 4 ff I x ff 7 f Bonnie Hight Sandy Gibbs Pfeiidfffllf Vice-President Y-Teens, Some Enchanted Evening? .W 1 l l I l l gl I 5 , I 'wg rg K 3 y ' '.,. sharon Gibney X ii .ef j . Charlene McMillan W ' X i R i k ' YIM if .14C'1f2'f7,f'zLfZ1f.ffmfpfgfvfgfxg-7 Brenda Gans Charlene Bogart Stella Gore ,,:, ' Parliamentarian Trgagurgf Chaplain Y Teens Go All O ut :-, ox, V Y-Teens is among the most up and coming clubs in the school. Al- A R 4 R RiCkY Hoedl though it has had little publicity, this year the girls have gone all out Mrs. Cummings Sgt-'at'ATm5 lin service. SPOHSOT A few of its many projects are an annual potato chip sale, making posters for the United Fund, visiting a children's home and working with the Y.M.C.A. In '58-'59, Y-Teens also entered Forensic Follies and had a winning Hoat in the Homecoming parade. ROW I: Alma Shissler, Nancy Bennett, Charlene McMil- Crane. ROW 3: Sandy Gibbs, Mary Ellen Weir, Jane lan, Roberta Weber. ROW 2: Brenda Gans, Gail Lehrner, Sheppard, Harriet Murphy, Judy Boone, Jerry Jarvis, Di. Dorothy Cestagalli, Susan Hope, Charlene Bogart, Lois anne Williams. 7' fi A ROW I: K. Evers, G. Scanlon, C. Hartman, J. Rohr- back, B. Ranch, K. Shannon, B. Lewis. ROW 2: G. Schmidt, J. Mendicino, B. Scanlon, N. Selig, F. Hoedll, E. Rohrback, L. Ammerman, M. Smith, C. 'Chamber- lain. ROW 3: P. O,Brien, Deutch, S. Hoffenberg, P. Murray, N. Keyes, K, Brown, L. Schichtel, R. Massaro, B. Ericson, S. Geller. Sirena Helps CP Did you expect the meeting in a pool? ...4 ' 4 34 fr, 'Y W Last year, the girls' swim team of North Miami or- ganized the Sirenajs - French for mermaid - as an interest club for swimming, It was formed to create interest in and support for our swim team, as well as to raise funds for our various swim teams and anyone who is exceptionally interested in swirnming. One of the many services these girls perform throughout the year is the collection of money for the Cerebral Palsy Association, through which they become interested in teaching GP patients how to swim. Sirena girls are pledged to stimulate and formulate interest and service for the varsity swim team, to pro- mote good will between the student body, and to ex- emplify the sportsmanship of their school at all com- petitive events. Sirena's King Neptune, Freddy Hoedl, learns to dive from President Ellen Rohrback, Vice-President Barbara Scanlon, Secretary Linda Ammerrnan and Treasurer Nancy Selig. 1 Tom Roller Treasurer mf .1 ' I 1 5 s . s 3, Rick Willer Jerry Jarvis President Vice-President Lettermen Top Athletes Gordon Branch Gregg Zender Secretary ,mall X Dennis Willis 9 John Turk Bruce Anderson Bob Rehr Bob Hayden - 'ii - Richard VVickett Tom Rocky Dick Cornell Bill Boyer 120 Lettermanas Club, composed of varsity athletes who have earned at least one letter, merits much respect. These are the boys who give their all for North Miami High in our athletic competition. Pam Hepp , ..... Sweetheart During basketball season the Letterrnen can be seen at every game helping to maintain order. The club also sponsored a dance at the close of the ootball season. Lettermanys representation in the homecoming parade featured their sweetheart, Smiling officers are Gor- don Branch, Tom Rollar, Rick Willer, and Jerry Jarvis. Bob Hayden, Gregg Zen- der and 'Tom Rocky help care for our senior walk. Pam Hepp. 121 Mary Jo Powers Rosalie Miassaro Adina, Wilson Treasurer President Vice-President . -, Q ssee, I f ' y ' :,,'?-5' f s ' '2,Z'r:i-'ii ' Q' ' f-Sei' . L E gf A If , . Q I . Pat Jenkins f ' C . V A gi if 44 ' I Marilyn Boekhold Rec. See, H V '27 . X gli' Corres. Sec. , Z fi .- I' - !3WkQf.- Gif ' - f -If aff' af , A 1 I 5 ',-, Charlene Powers Mrs. Ketzle Chaplain Sponsor Tri-Hi-Y Off to Good Start Tri-Hi-Y, af-liliatecl with the Y.M.C.A, was just organized this year at North Miami. This group of line girls got off to a good start with the help of their brother club, Hi-Y. The Tri-Hi-Y slogan is pure thoughts, pure words, pure aetionsf' ROW I: Vivian Shoares, Justine Anderson, Judi Hill, Jackie Sopka, Jackie Dietrich, Judy Jenner. ROW 2: Charlene Powers, Mary Jo Powers, Marilyn Bockhold, Pat Jenkins, Cathy Winn, Rosalie Massaro, Mrs. Ketzle. ROW 3: Sandy Stevens-on, Barry Bridges, Vicki Nowland Pat Guyer, Judy MeCaFfer, Arlene Chernick, Carol Kling- berg, Betsy Hays. ROW 4: Alberta Soucy, Susan Carrillo Rosalie Cooper, Judy Gordan, Janet Gainor, Pat Burke '27, 3 ' 1 if 1 N 4 .2 .V r Dick GriHith Frank Chaplin Ted Blankenship Chaplain Howard Grove Prendent Marty Steiner Treasurer Rec, Secretary Vice-President .al ?T A. T. Overton Anne Robertson Advisor Sweetheart Hi-Y, one of North Miarni's most rapidly growing clubs, has increased from 8 to 34 active members. To put in practice their float theme, Peace in the World Through Brotherhood, the boys took part in the foreign student fund and carnival. Other projects and activities include: their get out and voten campaign for all civic elections, par- ticipation in the lVorld Service Candy Sale, the money from which goes to needy children throughout the worldg and week-end camping trips, for which Hi-Y boys act as counselors. Hi-Y also participated in the school patio project. N f ef We - r r 3 LQ 7? -at li . Q 5 if A it x 'N xg ROW I: Howard Grove, Tedblankenship, Charles Cor- Jim lfslan, Ronnie Blix, Danny Pfaff. RON' 3: Harry nell, Frank, Marty Steiner, David Caldwell, Dick Grif- Gustinson, Bob Brush. Joe Giandorninico. John Santucci, iith. ROW 2: Sherwood Muehman, Joe Fink, Arthur De- Jim Chaplin, Steve 'Williams, Gene Wakeheld. Jim Koda. Marzo, Howard Goldsmith, Phil Specht, Dick Cornell, John Davis. 123 F. T. . Supports Education Week Boys and girls in Future Teachers of America gain insight into the teaching pro- fession by observing and teaching at Biscayne Gardens Elementary School. F.T.A. supports American Education Week by presenting apples to all teachers, as well as offering the morning devotions during this week. Karen Rink Carr. Sec. , ii' A X' 5 .K z A -li 25,5 M , K .lk ,ks ,F ,- ' . 4 x ,. ..f'r- .JA Connie DeRouche Chaplain 5 , .ax Patty Stevens President rf- nr 1 , ' , P 'x f f? 'J 733 f 0: f f I X I3 i g i . s fssy .V f.-,fy ffr, ,3 ,, cf Now, girls, you know s-a-t spells sat, says President Patty Stevens. Jackie Casteel Tfeasurer i i WMU? l f t , , I 1. 'l . if V i 1 pf is ' W ,' Marcia Moss Rec. Sec. ROW I: Wesley McNeely, Bill McNeely, 'Ronnie Anderson, Dosh, Terry Burnson, Abraham Walker. ROW 3: Wally Ronnie Hoban, Ronnie Mason, Ronnie Thompson, Ron- Church, Al Sturtz, Bill Cauchi, Bill Davis, Don Crews, nie Nelson, Angus Shoupe, John Shiery, Mr. Sistrunk. Bob Christian Jim Bryan, Dan Walford, Bob Holt, Wayne ROW 2: Roger Besdick, Ricky Weigle, Louie Acalde, El- Rich. win Anderson, Al Delucca, Joe Pate, Dan Ryan, Richard F. F. . Beautifies Walk Besides farming experience, Future Farmers of America offers its members a chance to learn to live together as citizens in a community. The boys spend two class periods a day on the farm, Where they Work on individual projects in the fields of livestock, poultry, crops and landscaping. Seniors can thank FFA for their work in beautifying the senior Walk. In the latter part of the year, the club sponsors a dinner for members and parents. Bill McNeely Ronald Hoban Vice-President Secretary 1 4 .. . y . r. . , , , Ronald Nelson President Oflicers here are Angus Shoupe, Ronnie Hoban John Shiery, Ronnie Nelson, Sponsor Mr. Sistrunk derson. Skip Shoupe Ronald Anderson Treasurer Reporter Ronnie Mason, Ronnie Thompson and Ronnie An- ROW I: Sue Lydon, Lucy Henley, Pat Burk, Karrie Havelick, Sandi Darland, Sandy Gibbs. ROW 2: Roberta Fesko, Charlene Manning, Mary Afronte, Bessie Reyn- olds, Kathy Robak, Allane Murray, Sandy DeLuca, Gloria Karl. ROW 3: Nancy Thomas, Kathy Pappas, Phylis Leavy, Karen Davis, Ingrid Rasch, Rosalie Friend, Char- lene Powers, Adele Tartaglia, Martha Lawton, Catherine Toezik, Karen Eilers. ROW 4: Betty White, Barbara Jones, Maxine Ostrow, Sharon Moore, Linda Ankrom, Carolea Feneis, Carol Hines, Gloria Adams, Janice Eich- enberger, Roberta O'Hare. . N. A. Visits Hospitals, ealth Centers The Future Nurses' Club plays an important part in helping its members choose their career. Through visits to hospitals, colleges and health centers, and through speakers and literature, the club tries to help its members choose one of the many fields of nursing. Under the direction of Miss Beman, school nurse, the members are kept busy with many projects. By having bake added to the club treasury. The money to State Convention, and contributing books about nursing. ' 1 A M are-wr' . V7 it 4, . f ,, Charlene Powers, Karen Blonder, Bessie Reynolds, and Miss Beman look at some of the different Holds of nursing. Sandy DeLuca J ai, ir ' ,, Vice-President sales, candy sales and a dance, funds are is put to good use by sending two members to the school library for the purchase of, f , W 9 7 L rf f f , , :ffm f z , , f f Kathy Robak Mary APfronte Rec. Sec. Bessie Reynolds President Charlene Manning Treasurer Corres, Sec. ROW I: Martin Steiner, Ronald Hansen, Mike Lepiano, Charles Freeman, Richard Wilkin- son, Jim Peyton. Steve Raskin, Richard Hamilton, Teddy Cohen, Ken Lacey. ROW' 2.' Terry Boles, Dick Griiiith, Randy Case, Ray Thompson. ROW 3: Paul Murch, Clarence Davis, Dave Freeman, Elliot Federman, Gerald Tartaglia. North Miami's Audio-Visual Association labors to continually improve AV service to the school and community, to assist teachers with the moving and operation of equip- ment, to learn more about AV aids by demonstrations and speakers, and to cooperate with county and state organizations on AV programs. The club entered a float in the homecoming parade for the first time this year Hand attended the annual AV convention in Leesburg. The film goes in like this, says Mr. Craddock to Setting up the PA for morning announcements are this boys V Jerry Tartaglia, Martin Steiner, Paul Elliot Federman and Jerry Tartaglia. Murch and Elliot Federman. I 'fStudents 127 3, cw Q , Dorothy Cestagalli Eileen Horowitz Treasurer Hiftvfidfl Diane Derrer President Lana JOhI1SOI1 Judy Scheel Co-sponsor Mrs. Cox demonstrates the use of Secretary Vicbpfesident the mimeograph machine to two FBLA,ers. F. B. L. . Leaders of Tomorrow L Secretaries today, business leaders tomorrown was the theme of Future Busi- ness Leaders of America's homecoming float. These girls, who plan to enter the fast-rising woman's business world, are taking at least two business courses. Yearly projects by F.B.L.A. include selling roses on Valentine's Day and, of course, the U.S. Savings Bonds drive. In the Bond program, students buy savings stamps every Monday, to be exchanged for a U.S. Savings bond at the end of the year. .' fxff K ROW I: L. Koskofski, E. Horowitz, Scheel, D, Derrer, P. Kramer, J. Schaefer, B. Coleman. ROW 3: J. Bohl D. Cestagalli, G. Loenhert, I. Finn, V. Healey, Mrs. J. Degibaja, V. Meyers, C. Cales, P. King, I, Zwolinski Ketzle. ROW 2: Mrs. Cox, M. Flemming, S. Weitz, S. G. Vernol, C. McMahon. Green, B. Stoop, D. Weiss, L. Messana, L. Richardson, 128 sy 1 Library Club Looks to Future fseN ' -N-Q X Q Q C aE w ig ss t s 5 i- 11 o 'iL 't 'Q P .- V .. X if x X . Q QXr5,J Q ., s as s -Q as . pm-we f t . it th' was ' ' X Mg, - 'X L.. wnnni'5'ffP9.gk3.iEs-15193 Y.,r 1 .fi X' ' At the close of a busy day, Kathy Wind, Penny Heinz and Caryn Gar- otenuto straighten up a bit. Miss Abalon, assistant librarian, and Penny Heinz look for a book via the card file. A new club at North Miami, the Library Club has as its purpose to train stu- dents who may be interested in library work as a career. Members are composed of regular library workers, who are ready at all times to be of service to the library or to the student body. Kathy Wind and Glenda Dees Brenda Gans, secretary, Miss Abalon and Miss LaPerriere, librarians, check out books to Penny Heinz, and Glenda Dees, president, join head librarian Mrs. Klingmeyer in read- Brenda Gans and Caryn Caroten- ing one of the many magazines available in the library. uto. 129 Science Club Helps School, Communit ROW I Linda F1dler Sumner Maletz, Karen Blonder, Harshberger, Marguerite Mitchell, Mrs. Luck. ROW 3: Karen Eilers Kidd Crawford Susan Altman. ROW 2: Fred Meins, Edwin Thomas, Donald Ross, Dale Gustin, Vicki Whitebook Sherry Mayo Myra Cohen, Mary Jo Greer Edmunds, Stuart Kaufman, Russell Norell, Mary Jo Harshberger, recording secretary, Karen Blonder, corresponding secretary, Kidd Crawford vice-president, Sumner Maletz, treasurer, and Karen Eilers, Pres- ldent prepare for an experiment. The North Miami Science Club,s aim is to create an interest in science in stu- dents and to help the school and com- munity in scientific endeavors. As an organization, it assists the sci- ence department in sponsoring the sci- ence fair and makes Held trips to a variety of places of science within the county. Meetings are highlighted by a speaker, either a guest or from the group itself. 130 In the biology lab, Sherry Mayo, Fred Meines, Dale Gustin and Sue Altman work with white rats. Bible Club Members Learn About God's Word ROW I: Betty Vaughters, Ruthie Thorne, Mrs, Norton, Rose Armstrong, Cathy Wind. ROW 2: Harold Criswell, Bobbie Vickers, Corky Stirman, Nell Harper, Rosanne Upshaw, Sandra Stelfens, John DeVault. Harold Criswell, Chaplain, opens a meeting with devotions. In a panel discussion, John DeVault recognizes Ruthie Thorne. Other panel members are Eddie Green, Bobbie Vickers and San- dra Steffens. 131 Through prayer and Bible study, the Bible Club strives to give its membgfs a closer re- lationship with God. 5 Members Carry their Bibles to school and often use them in small group study. By having speakers, panel discussions, and personal testimonies Bible Club members learn more about what is contained in Godis word. Oflicers, Cathy Wind, Vice-Presidentg John DeVault, Presidentg Rose Armstrong: Secretary and Treasurerg Harold Criswell, Chaplaing and Nell Harper, Pro- gram Chairman. admire the Bible Club bulletin display in W-9. Slide Rule Club Promotes se of Slide Rule Officers Patti Hunt, secretary, Ken Klare, President, George Petruff, Vice-President, and Tim Burnich, Treasurer, work a super slide rule. ROW I: Leonard Wolfer, Romolo Raffo, Carolyn Maysman, Patti Hunt, Sherry Mayo, Nelson Southard. ROW 2: Robert Siegal, Joe Marinelli, Greer Edmunds, Allen Inglima, Tom Hrach, Don Murray. ROW 3: Ken Klare, George Petruff, Tim Burnich, Charles Graffam. Anyone is welcome at any time to a meeting of ited use in the classroom. the Slide Rule Club. Organized to promote and de- Under the guidance of Mrs. Lynch, members velop the use of the slide rule, the club oifers an learn how to use the slide rule in all forms of math opportunity for students to become more eflicient from multiplication and division to trigonometry. with the instrument than is possible with only lim- D. C. T. Combines Work, School, Home Life DCT officers are: Judy Boone, sec- retary, John Randall, vice-president and state parliamentarian, Pat In- nemee, President, Judy Oldham, Treasurer. ROW I: Adrienne Kubay, Judy Oldham, Janice Tyree. ROW 2: Elizabeth Smith, J-ohn Randall, Frank Cohen, Pat Innemee, Cindy Gordon, Dennis Daunhauef, Barbara Kelley. ROW 3: Connie Gjersten, Pat Jones, Edward Mealey, Lois Crane, Judy Boone. ROW 4: Gary Eberley, Larry Taylor, Pat Cummings, Kathi McCarren, Janette Damm, Gary Prokson. The DCT Club introduces the average student to employee banquet, and takes part in a county con- the business world. In putting work, home, and vention for DCT. school life together, members learn responsibility Jobs held by members range from bank work and and maturity. nursing to receptionists and mechanics. DCT sponsors an annual dance, has an employer- Their Common Interest the Ham Radio fi .,-if S , gr-vw ROW I: Mike Ross, Doug VVelbom, Sally Gundrum, Mr. Lamont. ROW 2: Ken Charle- ton, Ken Hirsch, Don Murray, Steve Rosenthal, Thomas Hrach, Randy Case. Mr. Lamont, Randy Case, Doug VVelbom, Tom Hrach and Sally Gundrum display their prizes All members of the Ham Radio Club share one common interest: ham radio operating. In a club es- tablished mainly for fun, the Hhamsi' do perform services by joining local people to folks back home via the ham radio. The North Miami club's exclusive call is K-4THJ. Oflicers and their call numbers are: President - Doug Hlelborn, K-4LNV5 Vice-President - Bob Wfolosin, K-4VRlN 5 Secretary-Treasurer - Sally Gundrum, K-4VGB. Sponsor Mr. Lamontis call is W-4CDL. Mr. Lamont shows the group one of the finer points This is how it works, says Mr. Lamont to Sally Gun- of ham radio operating. drum and Randy Case. 1 .4 , I .... F.. W l 133 Curtain Down on Successful Year THE PEOPLE VS. MAX INE LO WED Maxine Lowe .. Jessalyn Meredith Warren Cass . . . Jim Hathaway Judge .......,. Eve ,......... Minnie Strausson Barkley ..... .. . . Clerk ...,..... Court Reporter Inspector Quinn Mrs. Holt ..... Marion Present ..,............Nanc West Y Larry Taylor .. Fred Hoedl . Mike Beeman . . . . . Sandy Smith . Linda Thomas . . . . Irwin Katz Vina Foote Albert Sanders Woodrow Tracy ..... Rae Riley Karen Rinck Dr. Melrose ..... ........... Police Matron .. .. Rose ......... Mary Jo Harshbarger . Sylvia Maige Re orter Brushett .... ....... E ugene Aaron P Sarah Lorrison .... , . Carol Moorehead HIS OZARK COUSIN Ned Richrnan Jack Rankin .......... ..... Glenda Rankin Sue Rankin .. Uncle Zeb . . . Gary Stark . . . Fay Kirby . . . Guy Haines . . Betsy Haines . Randall Haines Mrs. Rankin Gary Zellers Paul Murch Marion Present . .... Linda Falk Cody Barnard Fred Hoedl Sylvia Maige . . . . Gerald Larnoureaux . . . . . Melissa Solomon . . . . . . . Richard Carpentier Betty White REBEL WITHO UT A CA USED Jim Stark ................. . ....... 'Paul Murch Judy Brown ...................... Bobi Paridon Plate ............ . . . Richard Carpentier Buzz Gunderson ........ Gary Zellers Mrs. Stark , . . Mr. Stark .... Ray ....... Mrs. Davis . . . Mr, Brown .. Mrs. Brown , Belle ........ Oflicer Mullen Crunch . . . Goon ....... Moose .. Millie . . 134- . . . . . . Marilyn Bockhold . . . . Gerald Larnoureux JirnPreston , . . . Jody Landy Pete Fleischrnen .. Sandy Srnith . Becky Welch . . Eugene Aaron .. Larry Taylor .. Gary Watson Ronald Werner . . . . . Linda Glisson Thespians Stimulates Interest in Drama i'Big Wheelsw in Thespians are: Sylvia Maige, Marion Present, Mike Beman, Bobi Paridon, Joyce Stephen- son, Fred Hoedl, Jim Preston, Gary Zellers, Irwin Katz. It is an honor indeed to be a member of Thespians, national honorary organization for drama students. Membership is gained by working on and off stage until 10 quality points are earned. Once a member, one must earn three points per play. Q 4 Purpose of the club is to stimulate interest in the dramatic arts. ,am - , W. 'ff 1 Q XVV , ,ik V ,W 'r-1,,,' I V gf, ff ,f A. ,J sim. , , , Q 'Wa 5 . .4 Mike Beeman Miss Pornroy President Spomor Informally rehearsing for a drama presentation are Jane Schneider, Woody Tracy, Al Sanders, Carol Elias, Vicki Hirsch, Marilyn Bockhold and Sharon Usinger. ROW I: Marion Present, Irwin Katz, Joyce Stephenson, Mike Beeman, Bobi Paridon, Jim Preston, Sylvia Maige, Fred Hoedl. ROW 2: Connie Wright, Richard Carpentier, Nancy West, Paul Murch, Eugene Aaron, Vina Foote, Betty White. ROW 3: Jane Schneider, Vicki Hirsch, Vicki Weirthorn, Becky Walsh, Mary Jo Harshbarger, Larry Tay- lor, Phyllis Fox, Marilyn Bockhold. ROW 4: Al Sanders Woody Tracy, Gary Watson. Carol Elias. Gary Zellers Karen Rinck, Carol Henderson, Sharon Usinger. , - QQ , ,- -fiiiffi '-A. r , ' ' ,..,,'-:.f 41Zs f W1 1 Z X f f f QQ! f Z W 4,1 f Q f if 7 5 ff 4 1 X May- K f' f W - Vik iff?-V73 5935 ff'2 fV: 'f ' ,f Bill McCarthy President Martha Lawton Rec. Secretary ff , if f nf ff W! ff ' ' Wfzirfnieff' '?W '1a:.iZ' ,V fif, fr-ffrmnrfefe ,fawmr f ,f,, ,,, wr-rrfwryc fr f 7 Mew 7 , Q 'T 21? r ,ff7ffr.4,fy- 'F Tc-f fm wwf' fi fe 'f f, fm-Wy' 4-Wafer z ' 2234.2-Zzwgf 'rw-:ff , f Y M W 'Zi f f 4 W 4 f 42 0 iffy rf 1 1 r Patty Stevens Sweetheart Bob Feely Treasurer Beta 14:-E. , Contributes Much Linda Poritsky Corr. S ec. - re r -,-' ',,V,.V i I ' -','t ,tt' ? . kk,V Fonda Segal Vice-President 0 y fkfl' ' '56 V ff , mf' ,, ' zsiff, ., , , ay , .,,. 'fir ,, fm? ,, 5. f.-,. ,f sf' 4 f Mr. Weyant S ,bonsor TZ? Charlene McMillan Chaplain ROW I: Anne Robertson, Fonda Segal, Martha Lawton, Bonnie Bannack, Edwina Thornton, Patty Stevens, Toba Ulman, Mary Ann Bruno, Charlene McMillan. ROW 2: John Funke, Sandra McKay, Linda Stoop, Susan Altman, Bob Feely, Bill Baxley, Alan Taylor, Nils Johansson, Don- ald Ross, Stuart Kaufman, Kenneth Klare. ROW 3: Har- vey Schore, Gregory Opresko, Fred Meins, Marty Scram, Alan Traister, Victor Fiegelman, William Rothman, Glenn Larson, Richard Webb, Armand Lavalle, Greer Edmunds, Jim Preston, Dean Gottehrer, john DeVault, Bill McCarthy, Mr. Weyant. to School Life Allen Taylor illustrates the latest plans student drive for Anne Robertson. pared students. foreign On Student Government Day, Edwina Thornton uses Alan Traister as an example of what happens to unpre- l 1 l 1 Q Bonnie Banack, Edwina Thornton, Mr. Miller, Bill Baxley, Bob Feely and Greg Opresko ex- change Better English Day tags. , Q as gt Bill McCarthy, in a presidential pose, presides at a meeting. The local chapter of the Na- tional Beta uted much school. KlBeta!S75 Club has contrib- to the life of the began the school year by initiating new members, bringing to North Miami the honor of having the state's largest club. Such notable projects as Stu- dent Government Day and Bet- ter English Day are included in Betals full schedule of services to N.M.H. Outstanding project of '58-'59 is the Honor Roll showcase in the main hall which holds the names of students on the Honor Roll and Dean's list as compiled by Beta. J 4-3'?.f:,s'.'5: -W. 5-aw i K Intellectually speak- ing... x 1-fu-saw. X 'sf 5' Y -If - s - X Q 3: 6 4 gf-F Es fs Q 5 ii Pi , , s as ,:s1,frswa.'ff1sis-1.,. gifs: .f ,sfftztgfi 1-is sf , ' 1' was-ss-V -Q 4 S iler 1 -in-T-ra'-.-s --fmiwss.--f -L ,V .- f,-fs X s :.-3:5 ,Q-gpm Y -ff, -4 .feefsrs,2tfs,.se..-,K-M 1 .- Q -Q .- gggg is KL: Yfs?'..1z.2 li. We-'ssig gi . 1 .153 is 5 t ' X 'S - . -an .,,.,f , J- 1, . f . ff w as , e- . . wif' ' .-fee- o f a 1, N 5 1 Q, -. ,,,sxs..,a,,., , .- , ,,,s,., f-veg ,V ,355 :sa -' , .w -P ,,Qf'-fs'11 -i' -s -,se gr , - V . -- ,W :,:,+Qg-N7 gs ' .1 sf 5 i I ci fvfg frs- ' fa I X '5 . 1 4 QgQ3g:,s . ' t X .:- - K 'Exif Q. , 5 L ' has K t 1 . ,tape . aff Q- . . . X' 1 X 1 ,,1?Tg?iz4:f-,?',f I A I t , . ,.,,, I . ,, V, . . . as Top Cne Percent Tom Davis President - 5 - , ,,,1 ,L, A 'V Fellow NHS members give their approval 'f- fmt-fty fl ff,V' Q Bob Feely and Greg Opresko give their station- to the 'Swords of wisdomw Carroll Frison is put- 1 Qf, , ery orders to John Funke. ting up. ' Mr. Bertok Sponsor National Honor Society, composed of the top lflp of the student body, requires a 3.8 academic average. Members are selected by the faculty and must earn a mini- mum of 20 merits per semester to uphold membership. Projects of NHS include the selling of personalized stationery, tutoring those students deficient in subjects, and teaching classes for teachers who may be called out of the classroom. Officers are Tom Davis, Presidentg Edwina Thornton, Vice-Presidentl Bill Bax- ley, Treasurerg and Bea Stevens, Secretary. ROW I: John Funke, Mr. Bertok, Bonnie Bannack, Opresko, Bob Feely, Bill Baxley, Bob Wolosinl Harvey Charlene Bogert, Diane Murdock, Edwina Thornton, Schorr, Ken Klare. ROW 3: Richard Webb, Richard Leah Jones, George Petruff. ROW 2: Carroll Frison, Greg Donnerstein, Greer Edmunds. 138 Follies, Twerp Week, Are N. F. L. Projects In a panel discussion, Don Ross emphasizes his point. Stanley Ringler, Toba Hlman, Sue Neu- man and Scotty Green look on. Marilyn Bockhold speaks to the group with moral support offered by Herb Yates, Bobi Paridon and John DeVau1t. ROW I: Susan Neuman, Cathy Yoczic, Ellen Broudy, Judy Zambrino, Marilyn Bockhold. ROW 2: Jill Lenz, Scotti Green, Marty Gallant, Bobi Paridon, Stan Ringler. ROW Harry Strack Mr. Handy President Sponsor Anyone for fruitcake?H cry NFL members at Christmas- time. The selling of fruitcake is one of the many projects undertaken throughout the school year by the National Forensic League. Other projects include the sponsoring of Twerp Wfeeki' and Forensic Follies. Membership is based on points earned by debating. ,J f Hex: 3: Dean Gottehrer, Lynn Hauman, Bill McCormick, Don Ross, Mr. Handy, Hank Werch, John DeVault. 139 Quill 8 Scrollers Excel in Journalism After formal initiation, new members let their hair down and enjoy themselves. Quill and Scroll, national honorary society for high school journalists got under way this year under the di- rection of Mr. Carl Niles. Members are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, citizenship, journalistic efforts, and recom- mendation by the advisor. New members must be ap- proved by the national secretary. During the course of the year, the club hears speakers representing the different fields of journalism. ROW I: Paulette Bryant, Judi Hill, Carol Buller, Susan Neuman. ROW 2: Bob Ellis, Selma Goltzer, Stuart Kaufman, Janice Brown, Marty Schram, Mary Ann Bruno, Brenda Ward, Gail Eigner, Bob Wolosin. Quill and Scroll ollicers are: Marty Schram, sergeant- at-armsg Carol Buller, Chaplaing Selma Goltzer, Vice- Presidentg Gail Eigner, President, Mary Ann Bruno, ' 140 Secretary, Bob Ellis, Treasurer. Mr. Niles Sponsor Gail Eigner President Guidance Dept. Familiar to All V3 On the Senior Walk, Nils Johansson and Connie Norigenna go over a new script for a homeroom guidance program. The Steering Committee, including Mike Bee- man, Paulette Bryant, Carol Clifton, Connie Norigenna, Nils Johansson, and Joe Marinelli, pose with guidance directors Miss Colwell and Mr, Bullington. . cr N M4 4 ii Joe Marinelli, Mike Beeman, Nils Johansson, Connie Noxigenna, Paul- ette Bryant and Carol Clifton admire i the latest showcase display put up if ff by the guidance department, Every student in school is familiar with the guidance department, truly the 'Sguiding lightn of North Miami High. This organization plans and presents horne- room prograrns, helps new students become ac- quainted with the school, assists in standard- ized testing, and maintains a showcase featuring l the different Pioneer honor classes. x X ,4 .K pi, r 1 dv' ' ,,-J' no-4-'fu fy' M95 XT Jil, Law 71093155 4dfQQ A. ,e ROW I, L. to R.: Richard Salzmann, Rick Willer, Harry Gustifson, Ken DeFilippo, Sherman Love, George Stone, Richard Swartz, Conley Campbell, Bruce Anderson, Bill Burch, Jerry Jarvis. ROW 2: Don Hansel, Randy Lee, Ron Church, Bill Starks, Jerry Upshaw, Richard Hester, Fred Hannum, Alan Comwall, Tom Baxley, Bob Rehr, Bill W f , . V 'f ?fs: f'5 , , '-'Sv aiffqxiwla r Ll ,Y I ., , L -1 n W 5 . 7 , J ' F .31 f I is f y S' ff 5-75' V mf 5 ', I . ' Q. .sf A , A 5 Boyer, Gordon Branch. ROW 3: Don Bower, Victor Blix, Bob Loos, Dennis Willis, Jeff Klores, Tom Roller, Tony Pesch, Ray Paige, Dave Roller, Jon Hall. ROW 4: Bill Hughes, Dick Williams, Rut Lynes, Lamar Laing, Dave Hamon, George Gleason, Gary Williams, Steve Krouch, Don Armstrong, John Turek. ' ww J- 1 f ,:', f5fl7' fi' 1,1 ' ,..,-,...,,f,-..,.. ' ' I ,?,'f:?aif5'2-, ' l 1 Q -f ' 'HMMWWM ,,,a....,f, , W!! ,V ,Q , M... ' al f ,-,f.2 ' 1: ' f 1 ,dw f.., pdf' ',', ' ,- . '- mi ' mm ,, ' ,, J, ' . , ,I . K U ,.,V 2 'V . 4:1 M54 ff ,,,,,,,,4e I -f i t t 1 ffj ,.,, M 7 ' l 3,5 7 ,. . 4 0 ,V . Red Bggaft Paul Duncan Head Coach Business Manager PIONEER COACHING STAFF Ed Sullivan, Jack Brady, Jack DelBello, Red Hyrne, Jack Clark, Ray Cagni and Red Bo- ' V gart. 217 J -at 'fs A ,wi f :+fi'f2'1,+f2fw,.',.'-M nw' 1 H . sv. 1-.,,,12lf2'Ei'5f5vf 4 .H 'ffafimxgsi f X119 'vw 'M s fi 'tiff-, fi W fi! , , ,ff Wim fb f 2? 'wiv ' .ff M., az,- , 'ii Z 10 MQW! .-M, 1.1 .-.nf E ,Aww A :,w,v:f.r:,152Lf,w nf mms f X V' 2 f 4 Ai -aff fm .f 1, V nf V mf 2 fp ' 27-A f 1 i The Pioneers played their final game of the '58 season in the Orange Bowl. The game and the rain both started at the sound of the whistle, and it druzzled through the second quarter. Half time found two wet teams in a zero to zero deadlock. In the second half, the spectators could hardly see the field as the rains poured down. In the third quarter, John Turek kicked from the Pioneers 16 yard line, his punt was excellent but N.M. lost 15 yards for holding penalty. His second punt was equally as good as the first but this time N.M. was offsides. His third attempt proved fatal for the Pioneers as the punt was blocked and Hialeah recovered in the N.Mfs end zone. FOOTBALL SEASON OF 1958 WE THEY 6 .... Southwest 13 19 ,... South Dade .. 6 O . . . .... Broward ........ . . . 6 7 . . . .... Central Catholic . . . . . O 10 ... .... Key West ...... . .. 6 20 . . . .... Ft. Lauderdale . . . . . 7 13 . . . .... Stranahan . . . . . 6 6 . . . .... Beach .... . . . 6 O... ...Curley... .. 6 O... ...Hialeah.... .. 2 Football Senior '58 Rick Willer Tom Roller, Co-Capt. Gordon Branch Dick Williams Bill Boyer Alan Cornwall Harry Gustafson Richard Swartz Bob Hansel Bob Rehr Sherrnan Love, C Capt Dennis VVillis Ken DeFlippo Bruce Anderson Tony Pesch Ray Paige Bob Loos Bill Burch FRONT ROW: Tom Baxley, Richard Flury, Rick Willer, Jerry Jarvis, Dale Bordon. BACK ROW: Ray Paige, Bill Starks, Jim Zabinski, Steve Long, Alan Harper, Bruce Anderson, Bob Loos. Dec. X Jan. X jan. jan. X X99 jan. 99 Jan. jan. X99 Ian. Ian. X jan. X99 jan. 99 jan. 99 Feb. 99 Feb. X99 Feb. X Feb. X99 Feb. ' X99 Feb. if-'9 'r-S-X X Feb. p 99 Feb. A 5 Feb. Head Coach Feb- F red Hyrne 49 Feb. 1958-59 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 25-27 ......................... Broward Invit. Tourn. .. South Broward . West Palm Beach Archbishop Curley . Central Catholic ....... Stranahan .. Coral Gables . . . . Miami Beach Hialeah . . . Miami Edison . . . . . Ft. Lauderdale West Palm Beach Miami Beach . . . . . South Dade Archbishop Curley . . . . South Brow trd . . . . . . . Stranznan . Central Catholic . . . Ft. Lauderdale Hialeah . . Miami Jackson Gold Coast Payoff Southl-Jade . . . . Miami Edison 99 Home Games X Conf. Games Tom Baxley f Ks Z A' I X X' vc, .V m K I 'K ,fri f ,, Q . .ff W, 1 7 X, YL. ,Afsj b K f . Q, f f ,. . yn' 4 , Vg , , I 4,5 gf ,ff sv, f RM , -W 1 is ,.,WA an xx , as X X Rick Willer , ' V , g m,2 ,L'L K Qiiwfw ' A f l I 15225542 1 Q 7 1 kiiiif' 5 Q , ' f ,X ,L fi ff X---,, ' W,,,,, X Q A l 6 2 1 , If Q ' W 2 ' xi 'WI K 1 1 , , X.. Bruce Anderson Basketball ' , gfi ., haf V ei J i 4 ,A W, , WW? X 1 X , f . 1. 2---an , ,ZM::3?j:::.,, , ,4 .9 h Qi, ff? , Av , 7 vm.. - I '95, I .-X, . , .44 7540 , K' Q7 Z! f 1 X f 1.4! W Q f f f L R A Q ffm., M, 2 , , ',,'f, f V,,' :.f.,iL3g.,q-j 1 , ' M33 M4 , Lv zf Y fri ,1,Q ,,V,,V , , ff' gf' g ' , f ii Z X If 51 I 3 i 5 xx , 2 f ky - W WM, Steve Long 150 Bob Lo bi! OS A ig X X A N Y X x iw 25 , ff 4011? mf-. f. ,QQ ff Mg , W 1 1 ff ' f' ' f, ,. 1 , 'W 'w. 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'Q' f ,f 'f is . ff ' :if My 1 - f. . 353144 .- ff' ff' I Jifxwif, wi: 'f These boys work out daily to get ready for their on coming season. 156 Starling Feisthammel, Gerry Greenhut, Gayle Wilder? Helen Kantrwich, Emily Beals, Gay Andrews, Eleanor Busse, Vickie Nowland. Y What is this, a tennis game or a gang war? Remember the object of the game is to get the ball over the net! 157 4 SEATED: Bruce Greenbaum, Ronald Hansen, Alan Lederfeind, Lenny Campion. STAND- ING: Richard Fredenking, Mark Voight, Philip Thomas, Bob Hackmn, Bruce Lloyd, Tom Teasley. 8 1 X 1 1. thI'OWS in 2. Hy Rocky hugging H1-5,13 base, W X f L f fl f 1 'nf' , , -. 'f y , Coach Jack Clark N ,ff Sherman Love, Pioneer Pitcher OUTFIELDERS, L. TO R.: B. Davidson, B. Hayden, M. Corraubba, R. Willer. , QI! 'VB '4 V2 ,gf 6. ,,, 4 , VV +V is 4 f rv A, V. ,L . fi, V ff f M v Vw . 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WD The Ducks Get in the Swim of Things i .F Are Barbara Scanlan, Ellen Rohrback, Linda Ammennan' and Judy The diving brothers, Brent and Deutsch Hying or diving? Coach Howie Auer demonstrates correct swimming form to Marcia Smith and Gracie Schmidt. Bruce Tyrell, execute a simultane- ous jack-knife dive. 6 4 , S ' ww y, .,,, ' ,,.-wiv WQYQ1'T1':6'-W ,- ., ff 1-44. - - A ' ' V, af Harry Wilder gets off to a flying start as Jerry Chaiken swims in and Ray Padovan and Sandy Shapire look on. 161 4 M 2.,..?.fsf QQ: any 1 'I Q 5, F ROW I: E. Rohrback, J. Rohrback, B. Ericson, P. O,Brien, G. Schmidt, Announcer, S- Gore- ROW 3- C0331 A1-161' J- Mendicino, S. Clifford, L. Ammerman, C, Cham- Mngr. B. Howard, P. Spect, B. Sargeant, R Sickler G berlain, N. Selig, B. Ranch. ROW 2: Mngr. R. Hoedle, Mitchell, J. Proctor, B. Tyrrell, R. Padovan, B Keiser H G. Scanlan, B. Lewis, B. Scanlan, P. Murray, C. Hartman, Wilder, M. Gonzalve, J. Chaiken, J. Sickler Mngr A R. Massaro, K. Shannon, J. Deutsch, S. Geller, M. Smith, Rosenbleeth. North Miamils Aqua Ducks shooting for their best season have centered all their efforts on winning the State Meet. This year's team is most capable of accom- plishing this feat because of the added strength and depth. The Pioneer natators having won the Gold Coast Conference Championships for the last two consecutive years are again favored to carry away this year's crown. Coach Howie Auer, last year's Coach of the Year, reports that this year's team is the best ever. Coach Auer has as much trouble getting the -team Water Polo takes the place of practice as the sea mascot CEddiel to do his laps as he does his son comes to an end. swimmers. 162 . . . Never A Dull Moment Maybe it's a little crowded but team ATTEMPTS to warm up before afternoon practice! lik 1ff:'5,i1 el1 ii 1 pi 1 elea. T .i - - .' ' ky : vi' ' f ,.1V i 4 , : K- 'Wa ' ,- -Z 'f it n' up s gr 'N Y . in fl 13 ,ini W J Q15 ff F . 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'f-' fy 1. ffm ' , f i t If V.N Lr . .Nf l The team yells its support as Bobbie Ericson finishes in a close race. me The boys' swimming flight gets off to a fast start to begin afternoon work-out. Mermaids and Mermen Tackle Rough Season 4 -f- 3 y r e 'S frfr, t C Sophomore record-breaking relay of Jane Rohrback, The boys' medley relay of Ray Padovan, Jim Proc- Kathy Shannon, Sue Clifford and Bonni Ranch tor, Jerry Chaiken, and Brent Tyrell will bring in a gets a nod of approval from Coach Howie Auer. lot of points for the team this year. 1, fx, Bruce Tyrrell demonstrates the front approach while jimmy Proctor, senior this year, shows good form in a divers Carole Chamberlain, Brent Tyrrell, Joan racing start-one of the fundamental but most im- Chewning and Claudia Hartman look on. portant parts of swimming. 164 Tennis, Anyone? , , 1' A? 35 5 The tennis team works hard so that they may attain the Zellers, Vicki Knowland, Gay Andrews. ROW 2, Mar- perfection so important in their sport. They are, Left To ilyn Bockhold, Emily Beals, Helen Kantrowich, Eleanor Right: ROW I, Mellissa Solomon, Gayle Wilder, Coach Stein, Sylvia Summerville. A small but enthusiastic group of girls make up this yearis Tennis team. The girls have worked diligently all year to perfect their skills in the game and to have a suc- cessful season. Their coach, Bob Zellers, is proud of these racquet swinging lasses who take their game seriously yet at the same time enjoy themselves. 3 1 x H bf.i gy' 5 'W f ' Coach Bob Zellers explains to Marilyn Bockhold the correct wa to swin aracquet. , Y g As afternoon practice comes to an end we find Gay Andrews, Mellissa Solomon, Emily Beals and Gayle Wilder ending a lively game of doubles. 165 Girls' Intramurals Get Under Way Archers Pat Murray, Carol Chamberlain, Marcia Smith, and Springtime Finds the Intramural Girls engaged in a Jo Mendicino make like William Tell and try to shoot the lively game of baseball. apple off Freddy Lewisis head. Girls' Intramurals formerly known as C-f.A.A. began this year with a little diffi- culty due to the newly introduced tri-shift system. Practices were held at the end of each shift with the best girls from each practice session picked for the tournament teams. Any sports minded girl can find her place in G-,I. due to the wide range of sports that it encompasses. Some of the sports are volley ball, softball, basketball, archery, deck tennis and badminton. i In the fall of the year these girls worked hard in developing their volleyball skills in order that they might play in the county-wide tournament. 166 Girls Like Sports Too Intramural coach, Mrs. Delabar explains funda- After practice sessions are over the girls pitch in mental rulings on a controversial play. and bring in the equipment for the coaches. Warming up before basketball practice the girls The girls, eager to get home after a late after- wonder whether the ball will go through the noon's practice run into the locker room for a hoop, nice cool shower I 167 Physical Education Builds Skill Twisting themselves into pretzel shapes these girls learn muscle co-ordination in the tumbling classes at physical education. Working on the apparatus in the gym builds skill and is a pleasant form of recreation for the girls. Team sports such as this volley ball game not only teach the girls sportsmanship but also the ability to work together. Sometimes phys. ed. classes provide the inspiration for the girls to further their interests in sports such as partici- pating in Girls, Intramurals or varsity sports. Trampoline bouncing provides a diversion from the regular routine for the girls' physical educa- tion classes. Physical education classes such as these relieve the tension that school work and outside activities create. v 0 O O Jef. W flea jg Q if X fx A I f X WM. Cf , ' ' ff-'09 1.f 5 , ,I V 2-. if 1' if 2 nf 'fwf ff, ,, f fl' 9, ,fi I , Q . I ' La, iii? ' it i 4 ., S 1 f U OFFICERS Pfefldeflf Bonnie Hight, Susan Dickenson, Barbara Kemp, Maftl' HIUCS Marty Hines, Herb Yates. The Hub of all Student Activities derives around the governing body of the school which is known as Student Council. The Student Council consists of a representative, and alternate from each and every homeroom. These activities include: Homecoming Week, Foreign Student Drive, Elections, Dress Up Days, Student Photos and Student I.D. Cards, and the publication of Stu- dent Handbooks. Herb Yates presides over Inter-Club Council meeting. North Miami Student Council X J u v --' I, The Student Council is highly praised by all students for its outstanding achieve- ments throughout the year. The purposes of the Student Council are to represent the entire student body and to be the willful voice between the students and ad- ministration and the student and clubs. 171 ? a ? , ' +xmsw,,ws Q 'www ,ww-waw ROW I: - Doloris Fruciante, Rosaline Cooper, joe Wihers. ROW 2 - Zaidee Perigo, Judy Rogers, Caroll Gianoaminico: Toni Fillutzi, Vonnie Carlson, Marquet Frison, Sandy DeLuca, Edmunds Grier, Stan Ringler, Carol Luska, Jean Farnham, Ronnie Drucker, Cindy Fertig, Jack Swartz, Marty Gallant, J-oe Brindisi, Don Brindisi, Adina l , A pq ,M The North Miami Senior High Orchestra holds its Fall and Spring Concerts in our school audi- torium and participates in the State Orchestra Clinic which is held every year to encourage stu- dents in music. They also take part in District and State Orchestra contests. Last year, our orchestra returned from State Contest with straight superiors, a task unequaled by any other school in the State. OFFICERS FRONT ROW - Judy Rogers - Pres.g Virginia Truitt - Recording Sec.,' Doloris Fruciante - Corres. See. BACK ROW - Jack Witters - Vice 172 Pre5.,- Joe Giandaminico - Treasurer. A i . Z 1 X S X t i C ' X x,.,. . Wilson, Buddy Pierce, Janet Miller, Irma Weimer. ROW 3 B111 Swope Stu Kantrowitz Glen Wise Edward Sedawie - Sandy Rosen, Johanna Hilldring, Joe Prussiano, Bill George Petruff Tim Burnich Virginia Truitt Barbara Conti, Paul Glaskin, Morton Blau, Mary Kendall. ROW 4 Bacon The other projects which our orchestra under- takes are candy and stationery sales, and a spaghetti dinner held in the school cafeteria. The orchestra also does many worthwhile things which the students at N.M.H. do not know about. The most important of these are the ngood will tours to the elementary and Junior High Schools in the area. RIGHT - Mr. Gregory, director, rehearses string section for the Spring Concert. H it LEFT - Cynthia Enghs Associate Bob Wolosm Sports M1ke Cook RIGHT Edxtor Paulette Bryant Business mag Jamce Brown Advertisement Mag Nell Harper uw ff f:,'-4' 'vau- r. ,ffar Mr. Niles Advisor, Paulet Golzter associate. Steve Williams, Robert A .L . LH Staff affin- ADVISOR Mr. Niles EDITOR Janice Brown, Jeff Klores, Bob Balata and Pau1etteBtyant Nell Harper compose the business staff of the Pioneer. PIONEER This year, the Pioneer staff was under the direction of Mr. Carl E. Niles, advisor, and Paulette Bryant, Editor-in-Chief. It tried to make the 58-59 Pioneer bigger and better than ever be- fore. It featured many new columns and features, such as Drift- wood, the new humor column. A higher caliber of writing was maintained throughout the paper. SPORTS STAFF Harriet Levine and Marty Schran are in charge of L. TO R.: Mike Cook - Sports Editor, Gary Pioneer sales, and assist in the writing of major Howard, Jeff Klores, Bob Giordano, Harry Young. story. l 75 V' 4 f H YM? M. ' fWir.,.'L,' KMA? f Shutter-bugs Get Bugged Marilyn Bockhold, Francis Flood, and Pam Hepp confer on adver- Barbara Patten and Anne Robertson take time tising schemes. out from work to smile pretty for the photog Photographers Steve Williams and Joh finally get their own pictures taken. n Davis Ellen Rohoback and Nancy Selig running to meet their deadline for girls' sports section. 4? 4? 3 ft MZ I , , i ruff, . 7 , M, wack , A , 1 ' . ' . 'bf Helen Hof and Judy Hill, are working hard on the calendar sec- Carole Schulman and Charlene Wild try to tion forthe Gctober deadline. decide which of the faculty pictures they will use for their section. s ' s -. 67 I Deadlines Are Due! .,,1 'v. Brenda Ward and Gail Eigner work hard to make their section the newest and best ever. l a '25 Q, The yearbook directory and index are in the capable hands of Carole Hester, Stella Gore and Bob Peele. Underclassmen have Pat Wurtzberger and Linda Ankrom for the super job done on the layouts and organization done on their Looking through the filler for their club section are two dependable members of the staff, Bar- bara Wilson and Carole Buller. ..,,xM-n-.K cr 2 Pam Hepp and Bob Ellis Work toggther Pat Hansen and Sandy De Luca tallied votes for the Senior Super this year in the promotion of yearbook latives and Senior Dolls to complete their honor section. sales and publicity for the Conestoga. 3:2 H5 M Mary Ann Bruno, editor-in-chief of the Connestoga Staff kept busy all year long, meeting deadlines, editing copy, planning layouts, and supervising sections, but the hard work of Mary Ann and the staff will pay off - if the year- 5 book is as big a success as we hope it to be. Behind North Miami,s Publication Department is one of the friendliest and most likeable teachers you will ever meet - Mr. Carl E. Niles. This is Mr. Niles's Hrst year at NMHS certainly hope it won't be his last. Assistant Business Manager Mike Shaeffer, Photog- raphy Editor Robina Romaguera, and Advertising Manager Judy Teague sit looking over advertising contracts and pictures that are due for the next dead- line. and we 178 U, Q Staff Artists Bonnie Carter and Mary Gleason like to urough it for their Connestoga drawings. Autographs f f X, f ff .f 7 , ,M - , Q? ' v ,ff y Z-2 f 5 qi ,fixf MQ ' 455 ,f,f , MQ' Q22 f f' Z4 Zi? V7 ,nf w77 f T52 iff! X 9 As' sr- ,Q ,W K S ww ,1 Wwwh www ,Bug 3 ,V , X 3 4 Q 4 X Q sz, f , A , , 2 sf, - . iff ' K Mg K, t a Q. ,W , ' fs fi'- Min :ti ga -4 l 'a ix I fr x.f Q, . ,,. , ,F 15 g ,s u 1514 ' in 1.324 S. !! . A ff .: X. xp, ' ix f W V Candy Cgllil-15 James Robinson Miss Majorette of Florida, National Strutting Cham- Mr. Drum Major of Florida, National Twirlmg pion of 1958 runner-up of 1958. With the start of the 1958 season, the new Look in marching bands was presented to the football audience of North Miami High School. Instead of the conventional block band, this style of marching three lines entirely across the field was used for the first time in Florida by the Pioneer band. The advantage of this style was greater maneuverability, and better blend of sound. The bands performed at all pep rallies and football games. They especially liked the trip to Key West where they were received most enthusiastically. The bands participated in the Orange Bowl Parade, New Yearls Day Orange Bowl game, and Fireworks display. They presented their fabulous doodle-town show in February and began preparation for the participation in district and state contests in which they have continually received top honors in concert, marching, sight reading, and solo ensembles. MEMORIES OF A BAND STUDENT First day of school, Mr. Alexander thunders, marching Band tryouts 7 to 9 p.m., 4 days a week' -A Shaking in our boots for the final try-outs. - The Hrst football game, no water - pre-game show with the Honor Garde, Alex forgot the streamers. - Homecoming rehearsal with the Homecoming Court. Who's the queen? - The Key West Trip, everybody was in bed by 11 o'clock. - Marching rehearsals at night, Burgamy never missed a beat - Alexander screaming one more time. - Mowery always at attention. Liest had a slight accident in Tomb Stone Story. - Dennis and his strut. - 8 to 5. - Rehearsals for Orange Bowl Show - 2 hr. wait before 'parade - f'Anybody want to buy a bar of candy? - What's the good word bandlw - Give me an E by soloist Doug Brown, - and the fainting specialists were Bonnie Hight, Barbara Wilson, Terry Sprinklem, Charlene Manning, Paul Booher, and Mary Alice Hornsby. 182 FL' il' 3 T ' 9. v . ,Q his f inf 2 OFFICERS OF MARCHING BAND Left to Right Bob Herndon - Captain Louis Coleborn - 2nd Lt. Pat Larson - 2nd Lt. Ronnie Sands - lst Lt. Charlene Manning - lst Lt. Dennis Silkebakken - Drum and Student Conductor. Major 'W TEMPO CLUB STANDING: Armand LaValle, Allen Taylor, Ronnie Sands, Louis Coleborn, Dick YVebb, Dennis Silke- bakken. SITTING: Shirley Vaugh- ters, Pat Larson, The Tempo Club is an organi- zation composed of outstanding band students. They are Students who have shown both scholastic as well as music capabilities. They assist in band concerts, selling of tickets, candy sales, and many infinitesimal jobs. It is the hope of the music directors, that this organization be composed of chorus and or- chestra students in the near fu- ture, who have shown outstanding achievement in music abilities, leadership, and scholarship. mmm -vw? 4 4 H M K fill , if ,,, , KT D ' Y 1 - '. nz ,Q 5 , - - X, , ' fis' f . 4 - - - 2 t - i is N ,,.-QM. l , 4- 1 Q A f , , X- K, I g Lorna Linhart Mary Alice Hornsby Bonnie Smith Majorettes Strike up the band! Our high stepping majorettes are ready to strut to fame and perform those difficult routines before the ex- , cited crowd. Dressed in green velvet uniforms and by Mr. Alex- , Barbara Rennie ander this year's corps has been the best yet. All of the cuties Louise Shen have terrific personalities, grades, personal appearance, and ability to twirl. Auriti, D., Brickman, B., Bonnet, K., Dyer, K., Hornsby, M., Rennie, B., Linhart, L., Smith, B., Shell, L., Barber, M., Casteel, J., Williams, B. 184 l 1 . ,. xi BACK ROW THIRD ROW SECOND ROW FRONT ROW Meins, F. Greenberg, S. Cosentino, J. Dupuy, D. Prussiano, J. Carpentier, R. Makris, J. Wilson, A. Lowery, W. Feneis, C. Ricciardelli, P. Geller, H, Marinelli, J. Mayo, S. Washburn, C. Falk, L. Bryson, M. Compton, G. Tassone, V. Maige, S, Wright, L. Bachorik, M. Matthews, M. Blumberg, D. Ramey, G. Milone, S. Hechtman, Gardener, C, Norton, R. Freeman, M. F. Hornsby, M. A. Sampson, M. Barger, L. Kuhlmann, E. Young, J. Prestner, B. Jenkins, R. Duncan, E. Repici, R. Sterling, R. Pfeiffer, S, at the Piano - Kathy Carrel Horton, G. Kuck, P. Muehlman, S. Balta, R. CONCERT CHOIR The purpose of this organization is to do its part in bringing musical enjoyment to North Miami Senior High School and the North Dade area. The Concert Choir this year was comprised of around 75 students who have accomplished a certain amount of musical ability due to their training in previous years work. Its various activities included performing at assemblies, P.T.A. meetings, meetings of several civic organizations in the Miami area, vocal clinic in Tampa in January, Hi-Jinx, Baccalaureate and Commencement. It also participated in the Music Clinic held here in May under the direction of Doctor John Raymond of LaFayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania. Concert Choir formed the backbone organization for the presentation of the Christmas Messiah along with members, along with girls, boys, and reserved choruses of North Miami Senior High School Music Depart- ment. Officers: President, Richard Carpentier, Vice-President, Elinor Kuhlmann, Secretary, Eva Brown 3 Treasurer, Fritz F eicker. 185 5' . ,, .., VYVY -....f',. .....,,gvV M,,,fs, Lis ff-xg, MLA '. 7 ' .. V jf W, ' A . ff , , , , J R ii W , f if L. TO R.: B. Schumacher, N. Keys, H. Phelan, L. Wright, son, J. Marinelli, R. Norton, J. Prussiano, G. Horton, W J. Boudrclau, R. Blankenship, T. Marchant, D. Union, D. Hjnterscheidt. SECOND ROW: S. Mudhlman, R. Ster- ling, R. Jenkins, F. Meins, L. Barger, G. Ramey, M. Bry- pentier, P. Cross, G. Spector. At the piano Judy Cushman BOYS, CHORUS Boys, Chorus this year numbered between 35 and 40. The director felt that this year,s group of boys progressed more rapidly than any group which has gone before it in North Miami's history. Boys' Chorus assisted in the musical portion of the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies during the year. It was also responsible for the background chorus of the vocal department's annual 4'Hi-Jinxw production. Boys' Chorus also participated in the Music Clinic in our school this year by Doctor John Raymond, Choral Director at LaFayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania. Officers: President, Jerry Johnson g Vice-President, Larry McGee 5 Secretary and Treasurer, Bill Tompkins. 186 Lowery. THIRD ROW: S. Greenberg, R. Balta, R. Car- ' ' i L:-. S gm f '- fJ K.. -- W,-1 H.,-ff'--M-f e f 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Heinz, S. Tellian, G, White, B. F. Calhoun, R. Thorne, P. Leavy, E. White, D. Snowden Orcutt, A. M. Puzon, C. Williamson, M. McDuff, L. Mc- D. Schroder, L. Johnson, S. Park, M, B. Tindall. BACK Donald, J. Barsotti, E. Gentile. SECOND ROW: J. Cose- ROW: J. Barbieri, B. Smith, P. Seiger, J. Sauls, J. Chewn tino, C. Forster, L. Crane, M. Rayder, H. Allison, J. Swerer, ing, P. Wyand, C. Tarpley, B. Gragg, P. Hepp, B. Grubb N. Coleman, V. Foote, R. Shalomith, J. Coulter, E. S.Steffens. Richards. THIRD ROW: G. Boyde, B. Rapp, G. Veach, GIRLS' CHORUS North Miami Senior High School Girls' Chorus this year had a membership between 75 and 80. Most of the work done by these girls was four part treble music. They partici- pated in the Thanksgiving and Christmas as- semblies during the course of both semesters. Some of the members sang in the Christmas presentation of the Messiahf, 187 Other activities involved bake sales, candy sales for the music department as a whole, ush- ering and assisting with the homecoming float project. The highlight of their year took place during the Music Clinic, May 20th through the 22nd. The oflicers are: President, Pam Heppg Vice-President, Mary Rader, Secretary, Carolyn Williamson, Treasurer, Joyce Sauls. 47:5 Pat Hanson Judy Land Captain Lieutenant l. Barbara Patten Sargeant Helen Hof Sweetheart Torn Roller Top Kick Barbara Kemp Manager .2-dip WF Robina Romaguera Anne Lee Robertson Helen Hof f , ff g , Carole Darlene J' J liff i' :Q , Proscia 10 4' 3 , ii-ii-:I 1 fawr 2 I V . , -I : , gl, ' A , M , n - 1 W, ' - . f., - Z i wh Barbara Wilson Pan White Eva Brown 188 Honor Garde Marches to Honor and Fame .. . .....,.,... . .Wm e-m-w-M-use-fum-,.1-w-euaevexwmvnuzwff . . M., --.1..,..a-. L-..-., I , .,,L L bs we DRUMMERS: Prussiano, C., Sitzler, P., Land, J., Lt., Winters, E., Mansfield, J., Hight, B. 2nd ROW: Alex- Hanson, P., Capt., Patten, B., Sgr., Woltz, S., Carlough, ander, M., Robert, K., North, M., Proscia, C., Bunker, WV., J. Ist ROW: Wilson, B., Brown, E., Frazel, L., Lape, K., Romaguera, R., lNhite, P., Rennie, C., Stoneburger, D., Hof, H., Croce, S., Odenkirk, L., Shanahan, M., Pio, D., The North Miami High School Honor Garde was organized in the early part of the school year of 1953 and since then has become the most popular and honored organization in the school. A girl, in order to be eligible for membership in the Garde, must have a BH average and exemplify outstanding citizenship and service in her all-over school life. Her morals and standards are of the highest caliber and she realizes that scholarship, leadership, and character are as important as the ability to perform. The Honor Garde performs at all football games and took part in the annual Orange Bowl Parade. They held a dance after the first home football game at which they announced their first Top Kick who was Tom Roller. Their other projects included a tag day with the band, the sale of Christmas wrapping paper, a candy sale, and a moonlight cruise. 189 Roberts, J., Keifer, P. G., Callas, B., Green, M., Lane, J., Powell, M., Reese, J., Robertson, A. eg. f. X g , 'Sa Director Bill Swettman Victorv! Victory! Is Our Cry! , W- , 'VV Q ' - lk-ff 5 ,Ed-a t aww, Y ,, V V. .,, ,x V, Q ii to Harriet Geller Annette Ashley KK ,J 2 A ' ,. f J' M . RK! y W -I k.V 1 V.k, ., I , F 8: ' ' iff W- H 1 5.4. ,, ,Z H, ' , , . 24514 Bobbie Wegener Wt V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! . . . The North Miami cheerleaders add that extra something to every football and basket- ball game, which motivates the spirit and zest of the whole student body. Each spring the cheerleaders of North Miami High have their cheerleading tryouts for all girls in the 190 Barbara Grubb Ca ptain S Pat Riley , ,af ..g.,., Q gd I ? is ws' My Mary Ann Yattaw eleventh and twelfth grades. The following are qualities which each girl is judged upon, voice, jumps, grades, pep, personality, and co-ordination. Conducting dances, bake sales, and selling sweat- ' 11-.w R, ' - K A i -7 A . bv fs X X Carol Henderson Basketball co-captain Betty Lynn Nelson gc -Z- shirts are projects by which cheerleaders raise money to Sally Broe buy their uniforms. 191 BONNIE BISHOP JOAN CHEWN ING nior BARBARA GRUBB HARRIET GELLER PATTY HANSON Dolls .,...vwf:QM X' ix F , X...Qy ' 1 . W M., BONNIE BISHOP BARBARA JOAN CHEWNING HARRIET GELLER A 5 V E x ,Q KJ GRUBB PATTY HANSON HELEN HOF RRRAR A ,'.. , Q . I ,flffg ,P f 1:5 ' Yi: f 'A' -- 'f l??.5.12l-. ',,' . ','- A V Q, A KKV, 4 m', ' ,.,' . ., L Af , , ,Q f'gg,' , , ,g., ',L, if ,'L, 5 . i af- A , ,.,., ---'-'-'- . '.'- - , 'A , '- - i ,-', x ,,., Q .',, Y '-,' ' 'L,- ,,'., , ,'-, , ,' ' -Nic ' 1 , fff-2'-f nfzfiziii '2vJ7f71 ',' ly V ,V.V 2 ,,V, X .Ai !V,V , , ,V V ,. ' A,,,' ,,, , A , ..,, M g, I -K , , ,yy-u-QQG . g ', - A R, 'f AA R 5:-111 'f.ifi?'1iZ,-if-2.3234-f.-fifff'' 1. '- ' A A V .,z.0. , ,,,.4 J Vl,. ,V ' , , .1 L.',,' 'I ,, ' ' ,f ,f k',, .','.k , 'ff' , , f,,' 1 .ywfgzn . , ,- - ff ,',, ' f ' I W 1 , ,N ..,. ,V 0 , , f, fvfy-Q-gf,f:w.g 2 LINDA LENN A f W f BARBARA PATTEN BARBARA RENN IE Dolls N U f HELEN HOF if, 5 , P3 A , 'xx' f if 1 If Aw- , , LINDA LENNA BARBARA PATTEN 195 BARBARA RENNIE Q b in I JANELLE LANE Q XX Ae 'A Q-rf W f .ig X Azf'2. 5,rP'f. A ffilf'f .4 YQ. A A I l A X, Sign on the dotted line, please. Most Talented If therels a talent show you can bet Linda Falk and Richard Carpentier will be in it. These two seniors have actually sung their way into the hearts of thousands of North Miami Students. Linda was a well deserved princess in this year's homecoming court and Rich- ard is vice president of the senior class. We're proud of both of them. Hey, Barb, get that smuge. - L-3-H - . - Most Popular Every class has their favorites and Pam Hepp and Bill Baxly are ours. Pam with her contagious smile and personality is everyone's sweetheart including Letter- manis. Bill is the treasurer of the senior class and rates 'cTops,' with everyone. Jura, ohhhhh, Juueu Done Most for N. M. H. Sf Barbara Kemp and Marty Hines are the WORKERS of the class of ,59. In addition to maintaining a high scholastic average, their winning personalities and willingness to help has earned them many lifelong friends. Barbara is treasurer of Student Council and vice president of Sorrota. Marty, as Student Council presi- dent, wisely controls the student body. Welre off for a big night. Best Dressed Where you find Sue Dickenson and Joe Cucolo you find fashion. In addition to their knack to dress well they excell in drama and school activities. Joe has quite a talent for dancing and Sue makes good use of her model training. Their footsteps are entering the paths of success. Most Attractive The seniors couldn't have picked a better title for Carolyn VVilliamson and Sheldon Best. Carolyn a short, curva- cious, blonde, takes an active part in girls' chorus. Sheldon, with his iridescent blue eyes and dark hair captures stares as he walks through the halls. He is a hard working senior class sergeant at arms. What,s new in fashion? Most Likely to Succeed Edwina Thornton and Tom Davis have all the qualities that spell suc- cessg Intelligence, personality, and de- termination. Their schedules are sprin- kled with Honor class. Edwina is chaplain of Sorrota and a member of National Honor. Tom is president of the senior class, and an ardent Key Cluber. Goofed again! ll Friendliest Mary Jo Powers and Bill Tompkins can be spotted in the halls of North Miami by their smiles. Mary Jo holds the title of Senior class corresponding secretary and Bill is the finger in everythingl' man. Wh all we do next?? ' Y ai M Wittiest Carolyn Cherry and Paul Murch keep their classmates in perpetual laughter with their crazy antics. Effer- vescent Carolyn is a hard working Drama student and Paul can be seen in various school plays and shows. He re- cently stole the show with his imperson- ations of Dracula. Friendly? Best All-Around Sandy DeLuca and Tom Roller cer- tainly are the ALL-AROUNDH type. Besides being president of Sorrota she takes an active part in the senior class and Future Nurses. Tom can be found on the football Held and working for the senior class, or playing the roll of Honor Garde TOP KICK. Awh! Go ahead Bill! Most Athletic Freddy Lewis takes an active part in girls' volleyball and basketball. In her spare time she knocks home runs for the girls' softball team. Her cohort is Ricky VViller, the last of -the four year football lettermen. He is an avid basketball player and participates in baseball. This quiet athlete is president of Letterrnenis Club, the backbone of varsity sports. Hey! over here, can't we catch your eye! Most Intellectual If you want brains,', just look around the corner of any Honors class and you will find Linda Poritsky and Bill McCarthy. Linda and Bill are both National Merit Finalists. Linda is Cor- responding Secretary of Beta and has a list of honors a mile long. Bill is our Foreign Exchange student, a member of National Honor Society, President of Beta, treasurer of Key Club, and - letis stop! K-Cacth, Freddie! Most Sophisticated Amidst the bobby soxers in the Senior Class are two 'iSophisti-Katsw Carolann Deflord and Jerry Curry. Carolann, a quiet, light-haired senior is a favorite with everyone. Ambitious Jerry Curry is Vice President of Jr. Optimist . . . a hard worker for the Senior Class and really rated 'QTOPSH with all SORROTA girls, as SOR- ROTA SUGAR. Patty Stevens Sweet and Gentle, best describes this active Senior. As Sub Deb Service Club President . . . Future Teacher Club Presi- dent, or Beta Club Sweetheart, this girl can always be found at her best. All for N.M.H.S., that's Patty! Gene Omini Fortunate are we to have such a Fine per- son as Gene, our own Foreign Exchange Student. Hailing from Japan, he is re- spected by all those acquainted with him. Gene is a true example of why we should live in peace throughout the world . . . No finer Good Will Ambassador could be imagined! Steve Williams An All-Around student, . . . Steve can be found working for all school activities, be it as Chaplain of our Senior Class, snapping pictures for the Journalism De- partment or reviewing his job as Junior Class President. Let's face it, this boy's Versatile,' ! Gordon Branch Ann Roberston Poised, charming Ann is Corresponding Secretary of Honoria Service Club, Sweet- heart of Tri-Hi-Y, and a member of our Honor Guard. This girl's capacities are endless! Loma Linhart As Majorette Captain she leads the group . . . As a student she's tops . . . An active member of Sub Debs Service Club . . . Beauty and all this too?! Better known as Twig is one of the finest Football players North Miami has ever possessed . . . Track runs right along with his good Sportsmanship Record. Smil- ing and ambitious, we predict success, for this All American Boy. Carroll Frison BrainsN and Sincerity are a few of the assets contributed to Nor-Mi-High by Car- roll . . . A straight A intellect and Oboeist,' . . . This boy succeeds in all he attempts! Bob Feely Bob is President of the active Key Club . . . A member of National and Beta Honor Societies . . . An asset to our Sen- ior Class. Extra-Curricular Activities and School Work go hand in hand for this active lad. Judy jackson Honor Student, and North Miami Highls first girl Foreign Exchange Student, al- though we wouldrft Exchange any- thing for this bright eyed Beta Member. 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Champagne Roy Charles Carol Chatlos Tony Chiccarello Ronnie Church Ronald Chuzmir Ann Ciniera Dennis Cirrotti John Clark Joyce Clark Steve Clark Connie Clarke Claytonleist Barbara Cochran Michelle Cohen Myron Cohen Teddy Cohen Louis Colborn D. Coldwell Bill Cole Janni Coles George Collins Richard Combs Gwynne Compton Eddie Conn Charles Cook Paul Cooke Jim Cooper L. Cooper Roz Cooper Janet Copuzelo Dolores Cordova Pete Corso Sherri Cotter Joe Coyle Bill Cox Dona Cox Sharon Craig Diane Cravey Z5 , 5' f , ssse ? f , f 5 X7 f'?0 Q 7 f X f 3 W af f rer, X 35 iirr Mgjfr if f f wtf! t a R ilri gl liiy l , , gg ' T . f- f,ef,,y4g gawk, .-f- 'I f,1g::ig:ig5Z3-gig ',,,,i ff . 1 fj Wai f -I ' ', i ' 2 ,M .,,. ,, f X raazif- ,f Zfffffy ly X Z fd' ffff f X iff! 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Crisswell Sandra Croce Gayle Croom Darryl Crossman Terry Crossman Barbara Crumpton Patti Cummings Terry Cummings Dale Cunningham Janet Damm Marion Dangelo Bob Davidson Gene Davis Karen Davis Dennis Dayen K, Daworski B. Deadwyler Don De Beer Ken De Brita Judy De Gibaja Tony De Nate Barbara De Longe M. Delquice Delucca Robert De Marco C. Denihan Lynn De Rome Dennis Deutsch Judi Deutsch Lynn Deutschrnan John DeVault S. DeV ere Kenneth Devin Ricky Dicaterino C. Diebold Donna Diefenbach Jackie Dietrich Clara Dodson Ruth Doerner Richard Donnerstem Grace Dowling Q--uv' i 7'.!?Hlu Russell Drago M. A. Dragotta Donna Dresskell Evelyn Drews Edwina Duncan Diane Dupuy Stone Durden Gerald Dye Karen Dyer M. A. Dzikowski V. Dzikowski R. Dzirniszkiewiez Mike Earley Fred Edelson Grier Edmunds jack Edwards Jerry Eglie Ehnherdt Lynn Ehrlich Sigrid Eilers Richard Eldredge Susan Elfenbein Jack Ellington Bobbie Ericson Bill Fallon John Farquhar Vincent Fasso Lee Fedeman F . Fritz S. Feisthammel Marsha Feldberg L. Fazioli F. Feikert Louis Feldkamp Carolos Feneis Sandra Fenn Cindy F ertig Roberta Fesko A. Feurtado Linda F idler Judith Fields Toni Fillutzy ,f,,,.f l W f iQ r , A, ,. ,.,.,,. ,,,.,. ,..,,.,.,.,, . We ff- ilk it 1 1 i . K M ','f'.:, ' 5.5! ,ff , 5-AM-msg Q- mr ffm - -A V! P , , a w I 'Q f ff: V fu ,'., Z, ' ,M gs ,Q .w c' :Sh 4 ffm - A K 95, 4 f f if W W X A f 'W 3 X Y' V K 19 Q, f, - ,A , . , , 'Ng . Q. 'T'-Q f .5 fm , W X X V y 1 z f f f f 2 f k ' .gf 705-'ffvfff ' '., f .V s 1 , , ' , ,iw . 5 .,,, H f ,f ,f lla V' , f Kai: f . , z. 1 D ' ff. .Q -1 i , ,gp - .Veg 2 1 ' . 'W . ff. , fi' f , ,512 fr A M i fir 4 2 A rliri W 1 ' . ' N ' VV' i L. ,f3if?PZf . 4 , ff yy ,, I . ..'- ,: ,Mm ,w V --f.k ,I , .V f f-Wh .fy , f fi: ' , ,.,,', I '7 , .gy X55 . ., HIV. V, , gil, ' QM..-V . My- fi i, v ., f21 ..t . k 5, I ,' ff is V. si V ' ., 1, ' V' ' A H .u . fg f 7 ,1 k k , fffwfy H! yi 4' a , o f f f 4 f 2 , ,. ,. , ,,.. a,..fi..,f,M V- V ,fda . V, .. ' wi ' ' ,Q 'i-' , ., 'gif i, ff wg - is ,ssl 1 f J - , ,ggj n ,'f, , P, X' ,V J' f X +1 ,,.' I ,V,V ?, Z 5 An enjoyable evening was had by all, at the annual Christmas Shouldn't the coke machine be covered Sue? No cokes Ball, sponsored by Key Club. now! zwfyf f ,f f-Vf ,V 'V I ,sf N, fffff by X Q X X :iii X X x I X News X V fwfg 12, if ygffyff, 4 ,, A .,,,y X. W, A ' .,.. ,V ,.,,, .i,, A . ,..,.. f ,Ik fr y . , - V f n ly , L. ,,,y4 fwfiwff, , .gyy WW ' . V ' f. . V VV, fr PM 5 il f 5 r l fx N in ' 'WT' ' e E Q Allen rinieeietein Q h N X G. Fiorentini 9 A i, 3 F' Carol Fisher e e Frances Flood X' 'ef G Gloria Fieyd e, i f Dick Formichella In . . if Patricia Forrestal K. Forrester Sharon Foster Dennis Frankle Charles Freeman Dave Freeman Lynn F rentzen Lucille Freund -'fvlmgvg Tom Freund Susan Frieclel A A Carl Friedman S. Friedman R. Friend Ellen French C. Fritch 9X 5 5 Linda Frissell Dolores Frusicante 5 ? Donna Fulton ,xv 4, D. Galshack All Gans Diane Garcia Joy Garcia 'Q iw? we A ' ' f 5 'S I Mfr A f X 3 G, Godfrey 0 x ,H gs YV. Gardner 3 'V' 5 Q 5 5 F, Susan Geller S' -1 i 5 ZA it ZW, 5 Elaine Gentile fl F7 i ' ,G 1 Linda Gentile N e- RI. Georges 'V ef ,iiV i Giandomenico ' e , ' -i.. i - . - Sharon Gibney , it Judd Gilbert ' i i F Connie Gjtertsen F is--i' i 'N Paul Glaskln -4 , ff 'F .i,- F Carol Glassman -- 1 fi f vii ' f - , J if! fl ,ills Fred Glathorn ifliiltilllli, 3 ii, I , we Nxxfe ft. F' ff Jerry Goldberg ' lf l f X ' F in ilffliff tl ll lla i F -it Here is a junior girl welcoming our foreign exchange student to N.M. - -+- Ronnie Goldberg Ronald Goldford H. Goldsmith M. Gonzalve Karen Goodwin Norman Gorback Nancy Gori Marlene Gorski Robert Gramerz L. Granoff Grag Pat Gray Barry Greebel Mona Green Richard Green Scotti Green Sandra Greene Steve Greenfield Kenneth Gress Ronnie Griffin Y. Gricuino Wallis Griffin J. Griiiiths Pat Griffith Bob Griffiths G. Grimmett Gary Griswold Richard Gritz Richard Grode Marilyn Gross Ted Grossman Ann Grothman Iris Guckenberger B. Guerin ' Gail Gustavson Patricia Guyer Lucille Haag Don Hall Lee Hall George Ham Dave Ham-on Richard Hamilton 1. 01 722 ' , ff 2 V , Z 9 y my 2 X 'wfia 'ff y l,.l'.' 't.' ff-, y , f , ,,: ' jf! 'z 5 rf -cl, ' f uf V gm yr- ZX, A , , 7,7 4' . , ,V f ' ,ff f Z, f f If A.. ' ff , f f f in M ff Q f Q 7 1 1 f 4 ff 1 ww f f f f , Z . ' aff I V' :Jig I 1 ,itz I ,,?,WiQ '77, if WW 'f ffl 1,,fL' .4 X, A Q f 5 f fi 6 , 4 if fy ., 1234 . M. ff, pw ff 11 iii, f 1 2 I 9' 'W' 1 if 'i 'iii . y f fi 45 ., f, ,ff ff H M 5 -vgvfflf! fyryi fff f , V ,f 6 fv .-4, - . fr, ,M 2,4972 - - I ZZ' Z Q A ' - My 'Q if 'ii Q f f'-'5 ff fajg-fyj'gW jfgy fi ' f vffffzav my iyifiw. ,Z 975 Q a A 4 I , gs f Q f f X! ' i ' , .1 V ig! , 1 ii!1,9.','f?,, f,f- ffff ffff ff! A . ,,.h ,, ,,,, 4 , .4.,,4,7 . , f .7 .,,'. X X f . . 1. W . gig' .4 I 'f -4 ' Y di? ??.JZ'.,4 '. - . gg 4 ff aj ff , X , 'f 1 ,, '-Ziff 1 'sfivl twf' , 1 ff, 1 V. . ,. if 4 .... f V7 V .,... ,VZ . y r..r. .. r . , K 11.51 fg I ,,,., Vx .Ei WW' 1 . fb, ' VUL, .- , 75 . r W .K 1 i yi ff X F is X casa 5 s X is New X X 4 9 f 1 Z 1 1 If 'Qr' ' 1 I ' f Q, .1 V f,-, 44 . ,IW M Ly- ' , X X 5,5 , , ' f , ff 7 I , 2123239-1. 'W 1 ' vm 3 it . 'f C1 , '- :F L .V 4, ...V .W j' f 'J W f 'i i gi W fn, M fy rf ' - Now what are these juniors doing? Now girls, don't show your smiles too much. The Junior Glass seerns to be on the ball this year, decorating for the Junior Glass Dance. 'S , , r ,ws ' ?1 . 3'-f,' .i,.:.Q5 . W ,.,. K 1 awww A . . 5 it src M, ' at me if .A 55537 ' I S K ' g X 'ig 3 K? 1 . We Q -fy' to 'V X , ww . ,g.. f-N. Nu si :SY ' 'Q 9 - W 2, - . , .li SS- K X me ' H f.h. . v xk-h X xx 5 . . - I A X Q J Q- .1 ix ' - ,. I ' ,X I 1 . 34-,Y n' 'i V' 4 ', :Ls 'f'fiT?'? lrlr f V 'fi ,, ff 6 i . Don t get frustrated Marion! ,,Y.,.A,..,i ..-Y ,Y,. --Y,a,-.,w,,q Af- v J s. ., 'U' X ,Ap ' Us .1 1 ft' -.k. . ,1 V' rv ,v i 3 ' ff ,, ,.s, at 1 5 .X ' . ,, V - , -A I i X i .. f,1 Xu 'A QPHQRQ ef.-ri 'f ,es 53 refs: r ,K -ft egg. :rg T-.-V..v,a., ,.,. c ,,,, ,sg R ,it L 53.-V .P , X -5. 1 1 - ' X'- J i t s at ii lik. N J 3 ST 5 ,cgi 5? Judy Hammock Ronald Hancock Carol Hanford Fred Hannum Karen Hansen Ronald Hansen Gloria Harper Iris Harper Nell Harper Barry Harris George Harrison Betsy Hayes Nancy Haynes Beverly Haywood L. Havman Wayne Hedgecock Carol Henderson Bob Henning M. Hernandez Anne Hevitt Steve Heizfeld Judy Hindman Ron Hines Bonnie Hight Ronald Hober Jerry Hochfelsen Ruth Hodge C. Hoecherl F. Hoedl Susan Hollander Theo Holmes Ellen Homnick Kay Horne Rebecca Holt Richard Hornstein Bonnie Harowitz Alan Horwitz Harriet Hottle Jim Houle Brenda Howard Gary Howard Fred Huber What juniors do you think are late for school 'x,,s...mr a Nancy Huey Bill Huff Judy Huffman Bill Humburg Humbert Ed. Humphreys Bob Hungerbahler Carol Hyne Karen Ilavsky Cynthia Inglis Lyn Jackson Maxine Jacoles Micheal Janis Jerry Jarvis Jerry Jarvis Eugene Jay Joan Jay Bob Jenkins Pat Jenkins Judy Jenner T. Jennings L. Jensen Joyce Jereb M. Jake Charles Jolly Roberta Johnson Linda Johnston Ann Jones Steve Jones P. Kalchthaler Regina Kane Gale Karpf Gary Kath Linda Kathman Joyce Kaplin Irwin Katz Bill Kay Richard Koenig Kopp Gary Kotewa Richard Keeley James Keesling PQBLZBS ED. W K , wr. - . 1114- ' if f if K 5 X .Z 37 1. .,1,, iq-:faq-1 1 f Q: v4 F 1' is hfij Tin 'iv-f'Pfm 1 ,. :id f 9 9 7 QV' ,X ' fqrl lfzy, A X' T fi Y 2 wa, u g y' rf: 1 Patty Keifer Robert Keiser Mary Kendall f. g . I .,- Ted Kendrich ' f. I . qw, 'K -rx 2 ' ' V ? Neal Keys 5 ' 1 Ray King S. King . 5 I A Leslie Klamkin , Joe Klepczyk V Carol Klingberg Jeff Klores Richard Knoff Joe Koas D. Kohlrnan 'Q 3 ' James Kolling ' Mary Kopcik - Q i Mike Korwich ' Gary Kotewa 'QT G. Kovachy Gilbert Kover Pearl Kramer f 'F Steve Krouch Adrienni Kubay 'W , Y , I ff N. Kuchenbecker 4 f '- i ,V Maude Labrador in I1 ' 5' Wg, Tr .V is Kenneth Lacey .. 1 33:23. Dennis Lachance fx X Rose Anne La Forte f .1 f 'Q az 'f ,it 1 1 ai F. Lagrotteria Lake 9' Q , Fred Lamb W' Jim Lombard Q R. Landel G. Langton 2 ' W Alan Lanken Kay Lape Judy La Rosa , 4- Glenn Larson Pat Larson T. Lathord Armand Lavalle Phyllis Leavy pi N1qm....., wire ls lx r Y Robert Lebel Alan Lederfeind Randy Lee Susan Leff Harriet Lefkovits Jim Leggio Elaine Lehmen Clayton Leist Marsha Ledlberg Ellene Lemeur Dennis Lenstra Mary Leonard jay Levan Trudy LeVesque Jim Lewis y y V irs i i L M john Lickteig 'L ' , Kathy Llpafl i , ,W - Nancy Lipari V V ' , Sonya Livaudais Bruce Lloyd Matthew Lloyd Q . Norman Loyern J' fa V ri I. A ,f Millard Longman V X , ' A IAVV Connie Lovette V . 5 av 4 e fl? ll Ce ff ,, , 4 ' -,nf I fy' f 7 N gg- ' is , ,. Q, fi lr Willard Lowery V, , , 7 if ' 'J 'K X 7 I fie I' ' 4 1 1 f , Frank Lownev - . reei, pf 12 Q f ' H - ' ' g f I , l , ,. 'r 4 M , Connie Lovette , ,f ,. f , f- , ' 3' , ,- , ' 51441 J ',,' ' , pc -' ,W Jlm Lyons , , 5 ..., VV lg f,V,V V,V, ,,,, V,., , 4453.3 William Macaulay - 1' ,s.- Zi X , ' Vw xy Sherry MacLennan - - V' 'V f fi L Jean Makrls - A V f ,f' 1-ifyg, f, , -it , V 3 '- 2 - f Q- . yy w,ffCfffffM i f e L V- i f' ' 9 Bonnie Mandel 1 -im'l V' Q-iff! 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Mfg A typical honors student on his way John Matyisin Bunnie Maurizi Sherry Mayo Mary McArthur Linda McBride Leonard McCann Susan McConn William McCormick Joyce McGee George McDuvale Pat Mediaris Sandy Media Frederick Meins Sara Melfi Jean Mernbrives Regina Mendey Joanne Mendicino Peter Mendicino Bill Merritt Katherine Merry James Mewbern Donna Meyer Heather Michael Pat Miles Dan Miller Quentin Miller Alice Milligan James Mills Paul Milner Alvin Mintz Evelyn Mitton Eric Moberg Kathy Mohall Jane Montgomery Given Moore Tom Morgan Harold Moses Marcia Moss Sherwood Muehlrnan Toni Mueller Robert Murdock Warren Murray Virginia Myers Melvyn Nachman Barry Nadler Ken Naworski Micheal Neil Pat Nelson R. Nuenswander Susan Newman Lanice Newman Raymond Newton Lillian Nicosia L. Niven Richard Nolen Jerry North Marian North Russell Norell joan Nto Vicki Nowland Linda Oakes Joe O'Brien Pat O'Brien John Occhipinti L. Odenkirk Janice O'Leary Ken Orlaska John O'Shielcls Mel Ozur Barry Packar Delores Palomino Kathy Pappas Linda Parell Bill Parker Karen Parker M. Parkhuust Jan Parkinson 5 Leslie Peasley Henry Pecullan Pat Peppler Charles Perl Zaidee Perrigo Wanda Peterson Mary Ann Perrrtt i .1 ?-A M., .54 .M ,Maw .3 . T err F 4 if . A V . A f - w ' i b 3 3 ' if ik h 5. 2 -Q fm ' -9 .S ,M . .ITM ff... . ,- ' . f,,. . f V . rf gi. TL. W. K lf. , ' , '2L.n Z, W W .. .. ,.. , 'Fr 1 muff I W f 7 -f Q .ga- , ,WW .V .,. Q. , Vff- ay, W . 1 .. I g Q f av 1 ,rf X ,Q .sa - , mg, .M 79 p. 'f' P , 1 'Ifjf .00 W ' f s Z X X I Z f ef fe f ,, Zn, 1 f W3 ..,l.f-V 7 f. 5f .3475 ' ff 0 iff .' :if er 2 1 t 1-M-, 15.65 1 f ,4 f W an f X-,Zz - w 4 . . fvv 1 if , i P r, ' fjiy .V .iffy f 'iff' ' ' 2 Z.. ' 'LQ ..- ' X 'gh ' U ffl. .M - ' AV ,. Q- , ,QM -. . 'ff yy '44 gi. . 3' lf, .' ' 7777 V fm.ma4lf '-W'fmw.- - ff ' V Mfr- faf., ?.6'4i4,r' , . . 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H 3 'ywmijiff mah V' ' v , , 5 XX , ,M ,,,, ,M ,,.,, wry- f- f K , I 2 X X' A fL' ' ,,.. an :f. ' If in 1 , NN ,ff ,.,. , ,X ,.,,,,, f 1 r 'fi 5 , P W, 0' is Q f K K Q ' ff--:,14fq-,gpg 'Z l qw- ' aaa- 11214521531 X -. V' ., 1+.1f:w.s gy, ,VX X 4 C qt 4 x j fi' J ,X :iw 1 rw :XX P lf Xa av O34 Xa it X , ,gg y 5s X , X . 2 1 5 'E K S X l gm is V42 t Q: Interesting shotg what is she hiding behind the blanket? Richard Petty Jim Peyton Herb Pelan Frances Phillips M. Pierce P. Plankenham Peter Podes Jim Polland Diane Pooff Linda Post Sandra Post Charles Powers Marion Present Barbara Prestner Marcia Primanzon Gaze Prine Sandra Prinzo Gary Prokson Ann Prosser C. Russiano Jo Ann Pugh Ann Puzon Teresa Rapley Steven Raskin Gary Rath M. Rathway Mary Rayder Bill Raymond Muriel Redish Larry Reidinger Pat Renzo G. Resso S. Rheault Frank Rhoads Peggy Ricceardell Alan Richtex Steve Rilind George Rigby Julie Riggs Pat Riley Kim Ritchie Karen Rinck Charles Roberson Kathryn Robert Carol Robin David Roller Steve Rose Benita Rosenberg Joan Rosenbloom Merril Rothwax Elizabeth Rushton Kenneth Russ Norell Russell Joyce Rutstien Bruce Ryan Terry Ruzycki Pete Quincy Jay Sachs Neil Sacks Sue Salmon Matt Samuelson Mario Sanchey Carolyn Sander Lois Sanders Wayne Sandy William Sargent Michael Schafer Alma Schissler Pat Schmid Gracie Schmidt Barbara Schmitt Joe Schneeberger Roberta Schneider Ron Schneider Carolyn Schoemaker Harvey Schorr Robert Schozle Marty Schram Annie Schroader Shirley Schroeder Karen Schummel Daniel Schustal Jeffery Schussler Donald Schwarcz 9 1 Q - 0-D . . -. 5 S R '3 T'f.E,gS,iT' 'D '9 Lim, Mo E X Q SCHEDULE A 'V R ,E . ' ll r mil . m F - Q.. E:::::- 1- X 0 'I' - STUVY HALL 0 0 6 9 S8116 ' '6' - 'T WT 1 Q g V 'ir' - XX S K 1 'Y '55 nv fd - fi 'Q 4 .3 'Q .ll ' ff .3 f . wg,gf:,..a5 I 54 f Wiz? , 5 1, ,. . . , , 'Q Z , ' , ' XX 1 f iif X I ' QKQ ',,.., fxr--N 'A , f ,an ,Q '. -, M, -. Carole Schwartz Myra Schwartz Ed Schwerin Sue Scott Pat Seiger Bob Sellot Anthony Senarore Russell Setti Karen Shachat D. Shackelford J. Shafer Barbara Shand M. Shanahan P. Shelly J. Sheppard Pat Sherman Toni Sherman Barry Sholin Steve Shopmaker Donald Shiel Ray Sickler Syirl Silverstein Claine Simon Jack Sines Robert Sisti Penny Sitzler Linda Sloan Duffy Slutter Bob Smakula A. Smith Becky Smith C. Smith Donald Smith D. Smith F. Smith George Smith Jim Smith Marcia Smith Pat Smith Paul Smith Sandra Smith Woody Smith i - XX 'Si - S . Q 1 ' ' f ' f f 1 X ' Q 'Ffa . 9 Q O Q ... ..xss ' - N S YS O . the ' ,W ,gg SX v 0 . 0 I I X X A , il . wygo ,? 5-Q 'fe kt sw Karen Smythe Donna Snowden Walter Snyder Michael Sobush Melissa Solomon Jackie Sopha Russ Sorvillo Josephine Soto Mary Spaulding Karen Sprague Sandy Stahl Bryan Stapleton Judy Stark Bill Starks David St. Clair Jay Steinberg L. Stephens Nancy Stephens Sandy Stephens Marcia Stephenson Ron Sterling Jeff Stern Steve Stein James Stewart Lynn Stewart Mike Stewart C. Stigman Carol Stockton V. Stockton Ray Sullivan Doris Stone George Stone Bill Stricklin Marie Stubblelield Carole Stucker Sandra Stuves Gail Sutliff e J. Sutton Warren Sutton S. Swann Judy Swerer William Swope Come let's stroll at the Jr Class dar ce 'Ihey are a decorai 1ng Committee ICM Leslie Tabla liar Tahaney Sandra Tallian Raymond Tange lxlike Tango Jim Tarcly Carole Tarpley Leroy Taylor Andrew Teplany George Thomas Lee Thompson Diane Tietz Fred Tobin Vincenta Tronolone Tom Tropia Bennie Tucker Claude Tudor Vincent Tufo Carolyn Tuller John Tureh Annette Turner Toby Udell Bill Ullman Toba Ulrnan Dave Union YVilliam Upshaw Diana Utterback Robert VanEck Shirley Vargo Gail Veach Ronald Venter Larry Vincent Pier Vitalini Mike Volpetti Tay Voye WVayne lValdrop Don Wlalker Jack 'Wasserstrom Beverly lN'ard Carol lVard Bonnie Wlarman Glenn YVarner Faith Wescoat Walter Wheatley Ethel White Gertrude White Victoria Whitebook Gorden Whitehurst Bernard Widdis Dorothy Wiener Charlene Wild Gayle Wilder Betty Williams Gary Williams Carole Wilson John Wilson Louis Winbarg Art Winford Patricia Winford Les Winston Joy Winston Gary Winston Judy Winoker Bill Weiss Ted Wisor Diane Wetsle Len Wolfer Dorothy Wolen Robert Wolosin Richard Waters Gary Watson Kathy Watts Ronnie Weaver Richard Webb Marshall Weinberg Mary Ellen Weir Diane Weiss Henry Werch Warren Werner Carole Welbon Becky Welch Judy Welch Rosemarie Welch Janet Welles You see it is don ,, i Sl i! 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Condi Roy Contriess William Cooper Jim Cooper Barbara Corday Billy Cosentino Christmas arrived at our school in spirit deliv- OI'I'Ot3.. The school was decorated by the different serv- ice Clubs. Randy Coulter Allen Cowan Sue Crawford Carlton Craig Roger Crow Barbara Cucuel Geri Cunningham Pat Cunningham William Curran Judy Cushman Beth Cuttino Stanley Dabrowski Thomas Dallinger Tycee Dalton Dennis Daniels Rosemary Day Diane Dattorelli Karen Daum Lynn Daut Bill Davis Jeanne Davis Ronald Davis Bill Davison Rosemary Dayta Burt DeBori -Toni DeMarco Paula DePasqua Agnes Delgado Tony DeSoto Alan Devin Michael DeVivo Karen Diamond Donna DiAntonio Beverly Dickerson Tom Dobbs James Donald Kevin Donavan Brian Donnelly Richard Dosh Rosemary Dosta Charles Doughty Sharon Dowdle 'ln I I ol ui' 'Ill 'A 'gill :E l 4 ' Agn I I E f N R ,fwfr Q' 1 r 9. ZZZ?W?nQ?Z?ZZWi yy y y,yyy azz? iZ7,,g,ggZZW'7y ,'.,i QQ? V r,a,, ?, q Q I I ,, l If , W 'W f 'Exif ?! 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Hilding Jo Hillgaertner Ken Hirsch Barbara Hoakes Tobey Hockett Charlene Hodges Shirley Hodges Ruthlyn Hoke Pam Holland ' Pat Holland Fran Hollis John Hollis Karol Holmes Charlotte Holt Kathleen Holton N. Holymann Sandra Hoover Joy Hoover Claude Howell Ken Howard Rocky Howell Anne Howells Lance HuberBob Bob Hudson Ricky Huft J. Huff K. Huff D. Huffsttler Kim Hull Geoifry Hullman J. Hungerbuhler Mike Hyatt Gay Illgen Allen Inglina Louise Jack Mike Jacobs Robert Jackson Thomas Janusy M. Jarrett Edward Jeffers Pat Jeffers Diane Jervee Jeff Johnson Ken Johnson Linda Johnson Rae Johnson Diane Jones Gay Jones Kerri Jones William Jones William Jones Robert Kalehthaler Steve Kandiowt Sandy Kane Gail Kantor H. Kantrowich Paul Kantrowich Tom Karras Walter Kates Rita Katz Janet Keesee Jim Keith wwf . 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X L L .last S J , .X X X H . VV X 5, Akk. 3X K K X K. X is 4 - , - L X . , . x. 17' w - ,f .X L XX 5 Q, . ' xx- - 5- .X . A H :XC ax' 'Q iii! W XfX'X J ' 'XX X if - fe 5. .XXX . X X XXXXQ X - X. k ..-X X . jj, ,Q , ff X - xref L I W' X 4 X 'W' V , , X k y ig K f I ni I My U L is ' 0 2 . W1 ff' 'X ... XX - -93 EQ, C as f 4' 1, f ,X LL.X X L' QQ i ,.. 5X7'fff'f3e1if.,. . Z4 LA wx '-X'X L Lf' . ' - 1 ' igllgyi X. 1 - f X -aff YI ,A 24 . M. ,M . ,. -L ,ZW VW The bowling alley supplied the buses for trans portation. My fondest memory is singing Christ- mas carols on the bus at Christmas time. 2 39 Mike Rosenberg Steve Rosenthal Denny Rosini Sherri Ross Sandra Rothenberg Susan Rudolph Mike Rudnick Betty Rusman Tom Ryan Sandy Salem Joann Salmon Diane Sambridge T. Sander Albert Sanders Bobbie Sands L. Sansing M. Santangelo Peter Saponaro Clare Sasso Gennie Scanlan Joan Scott S. Scheuerman Lee Schichtel Julie Schiveitzer W. 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U5ffWLfW Me UMM W Eugene Aaron 135, 205 Mrs. Abalon 20, 128 Lee Abbott 227 Judith Abecasis 29 Marshall Able 205, 110 Lynne Abrahams 29 Rhea Abrahams 227 John Abmey 227 Jarrett Abrofsky 29, 112 Lenore Acampor 227 Jan Adair 227 Bob Adams 227 Carl Adams 205, 122, 27 Gloria Adams 227 Phyllis Adler 205 Sheldon Adler 29 Laxon Adrian 227 Mary Affronte 29, 122 James Agnow 29 John Agudo 29 Diane Ahearn 29 John Aiello 205 James Atkins 205 Virginia Akins 205 Leonard Albasia 205 Dan Albury 227 Luis Alcalde 227 Vivian Alcalde 205 Margaret Aldio 227 Marie Alexander 205 William Aldrich 29 Mr. Alexander 7, 20 Jim Alfalde 227 Helen Allison 205 Thomas Allison 205 Charles Allred 227 Doris Allred 29 William Allred 205 Wanda Allred 29 Thomas Almeida 205 Marcia Almoned 205 Janet Altenbaugh 205 David Alter 29 Mort Altman 205 Penelope Altman 29 Susan Altman 205, 130 Frank Ambler 29, 181 Ida Amer 227 Linda Ames 227 Linda Ammerman 29, 119, 161, 163 Charlene Amy 29 Linda Amos 227 Sandy Anapalsky 227 Bruce Anderson 29, 120, 143, 147 Charles Anders-on 123, 205 Elwin Anderson 29, 123 Justine Anderson 122 Pat Anserson 227 Philip Andrea 30 Gay Andrews 104, 165, 205 Lynn Angher 205 Anthony Angelico 205 D. Angels 181 A Linda Ankrom 106, 107, 12 John Anthony 30 Daisy Aparicio 30 Ruth Appleton 30, 181 Bobbie Aptaker 205 Donald Armstrong 30, 143 Rose Arrnstrong 30, 131 Sandra Armstrong 30 Lennard Arnold 205 Jo Ann Arn-ove 227 Samuel Asch 205 Tim Aselton 205 Annett Ashley 104, 113, 1 Mrs. Aspinall 22 Michael Athanasion 205 Barbara Athy 227 Linda Atkins 227 Mary Atkins 227 B. Atzel 23 Mr. Auer 19, 161, 162 Laurie August 227 Diana Auriti 184, 205 Joel Axt 227 Ted Babbitt 30 Sheldon Babischkin 227 A. Baeon 181 1 Barbara Bacon 30, 179 Marcia Bachorik 30 Helen Backorik 205 J. C, Bailey 116, 205 Jim Bailey 205 Marie Barber 227 Carol Baker 100 Joe Baker 227 Ruth Baker 227 T. Baken 180 Lois Balasky 30, 106 Bob Balata 173 Ann Baldwin 30 Rose Marie Balodis 30 Mike Balsky 227 Bonnie Bannack 30, 138 Christine Bannack 227 Barrie Barber 30, 112 Eva June Barber 184, 205 Jeff Barber 112, 205 Joan Barbieri 30 Deanna Barcia 205 Mary Jo Barcia 205 Richard Barden 205 Larry Barger 30 Linda Barker 227 Tom Barker 205 Annette Bartlett 31 Cody Barnard 134 Karen Barnbather 227 Micky Barnett 205 Phil Barnett 205 Michael Barnes 227 Howard Barr 227 Melvin Barr 30 Patricia Barrieau 227 Linda Barrogar 227 JoAnne Barry 206 Joyce Barsotti 31 Marilyn Bartel 206 Albert Bartholemon 227 Bob Bartlett 227 Louis Baselice 31, 112 Mr. Basnett 16, 110 John Bassey 227 Donna Bates 31 Eric Bates 114, 206 Tony Battaglia 227 Tom Bauer 227 J. Baumgarten 206 90, 205 William Baxley 27, 31, 76, 85, 109, 116,138,143,145 261 Evelyn Baxter 31 Leonard Baxter 227 Ernest Bayer 31 Carol Bazemore 31 Shirley Basemore 206 Marcia Bealle 31 Emily Beals 165, 206 Elaine Beck 206 Michael Beeman 112, 134, 135, 206 141 Louis Belifofl' 206 Dawn Bell 31 Joe Beloise 206 Mike Belsky 206 Don Bender 228 Nancy Bennett 102, 118, 206 Carol Beott 100, 101, 181,206 H. Berenbaum 206 Carol Berent 228 Susan Beresh 31 Fred Bergh 206 S. Bergman 206 Carin Bergquist 206 Ralph Bergante 207 Joan Beri 31 Betty Berkley 228 Ramsey Berkley 206 Ruth Berkowitz 206 Earle Bernath 228 Sue Bernard 100. 101 Cody Bernard 205 Janice Bernstein 108, 181, 206 Meryl Bernstein 206 Mr. Berrong 15 Mr. Bertok 138 B. Bervatt 23 Roger Besct 123 V Alan Beshany 206 Sheldon Best 31, 112 ,loan Bewan 228 Donna Bezdek 228 Rodger Bezdeh 206 Robert Bezuch 228 Monte Biller 31 T-ony Bisbano 228 Rodger Bisdick 123 R. Bishirjean 206 Bonnie Bishop 27, 31, 95, 112, 113, 115, 192, 193 Donna Blanchard 31, 104 Dave Blakeney 206 Theodore Blankenship 31, 126 Linda Blasingim 206 Morton Blau 179. 228 Barbara Bledsoe 206 Ronald Blix 31, 126 J. Block 23 Karen Blonder 32, 130 Mr. Blotcher 15 Adrianna Blouin 228 Sharon Blount 206 Diane Blumberg 206 Barry Blumenthol 228 Marilyn Bockhold 32, 122, 134, 135 165, 176 Mr. Bohart 19 Charlene Bogert 108, 118, 138, 206 Susan Baggs 228 Mrs. Boggy 20 Joan Bohl32, 128 Shirley Boland 32 Albert Bolling 32 Diana Borrero 228 Lawrence Boney 228 Karen Bonnett 184, 206 Barbara Booker 228 Paul Booker 180, 206 Judith Boone 32, 118 Dale Borden 32 Diane Bourdon 206 Jean Boudreau 206 Anthony Bova 32 Don Bower 206, 143 Mary Bowie 32 Miss Bowman 18, 24 Pat Bowman 228 Gloria Boyd 32 Joyce Boyer 228 William Boyer 32, 97, 120, 143, 147 Bill Bozarth 206 Anthony Bradchulis 32 M. Bradley 206 Gorden Branch 32, 96, 121, 125, 143, 147 Phillip Brandon 206 Mrs. Branhan 15 David Branton 228 Marlin Braveman 228 Angelia Bravo 228 Jill Bray 206 Charlene Brendsohn 32 James Brennan 206 Reah Breslaw 206 Mr. Brewster 16 B. Brickman 16 Barrie Bridges 33 Patricia Brigham 32 E. Brincefield 207 Bonnie Brickman 228 Monty Brinson 207 Don Brindisi 179, 207 Joe Brindisi 178 Miss Brisson 24 Sue Broaddus 228 Ronnie Broder 228 Sally Broe 108. 191, 207 Ellen Brody 207 Robert Brooks 32 Patricia Browning 33 Robert Browning 33 Archie Brown 32 Bob Brown 207 David Brown 181.207 Eva Brown 7, 32, 102 Fannie Brown 33 Francid Brown 228 Janice Brown 101, 140, 172, 173, 207 Joan Brown 228 Judy Brown 207 Lynn Brown 228 N. Brown 181, 228 Ramond Brown 119. 207 Stephen Brown 207 Vivian Brown 228 Robert Browning 22, 114 Heather Bruce 228 lVilliam Bruffett 33 Jerry Bruno 228 Mary Ann Bruno 6. 33. 106, 140. 17-1 Irene Brusifo 228 Robert Brush 207. 126 Jim Bryan 123. 228 Paulette Brvant207,172, 173, 102, 140.141, Howard Brynes 33 Jim Buckley 207, 228 Carol Buller 6, 33, 108, 109, Mr. Bullington, 24, 141 Billie Bullock 207 Willice Bunker 104, 207 Marie Burke 228 Becky Burket 228 Terry Burnson 123 William Burch 33, 143, 147 C. Ban Buren 207 Ron Burgarny 180, 207 Catherine Burke 33 Pat Burke 33,122 Sandy Burke 207 B. Burley 180 Tim Burnich 179 Tom Burnich 207 Joan Burns 207 Carol Burrows 33 Carol Busa 207 Ruth Busse 207 Judith Butler 33 Bobby Butts 228 Wayne Butts 33 Jimmy Byrne 228 Vicky Cabassa 228 Mrs. Cadwallader 18 Mr. Cagni 16 Charles Cain 228 David Caldwell 126 Charles Cales 207, 128 Barnara Callas 207 Miss Calley 104 K. Camera 207 S. Campbell 207 Conley Campbell 207, 143 Ronald Caminty 228 Wilsa Cancel 207 Lani Canpian 207 Terry Capes 111 Elizabeth Capitano 33 Ken Capitano 116 P. Cappadona 207 Marie Cappicci 207 Victor Cappill 207 Butch Capril 228 Catherine Carbone 229 Rocco Carbone 33 Caryn Carentenuto 207, 128 Carol Cargile 207 J. Carlough 207, 229 Vondre Carlson 207 Vonnie Carlson 178 Joanne Carlton 207 Lariy Carnuccio 229 Ruth Caron 34 140,177 Richard Carpentier 27, 34, 91, 130 Beverly Carr 229 Barbara Carret 207 Susan Carrillo 122, 229 Barry Carroll 34 Mike Carrubba 34 Bonnie Carter 34, 106, 174 Carl Carter 229 Charlotte Ann Carter 34- Henry Carter 34 Patricia Carter 229 Randy Case 133 Rose Marie Cassels 34 S. Cassone 207 Jackie Casteel 104, 124 1 4, , 1 3 Camille Castle 229 2 62 208 Billy Cauchi 123, 208, 229 M. Cawins 23 Louis Celeborn 183 Dorothy Cestagalli 34, 118, 128 Jerry Chaiken 34, 161, 162 Steve Chait 34 Carole Chamberlain 119, 163, 1 C. Champagne 208 Franklin Chaplin 34, 114, 126 Arthur Chapman 229 Rodney Charles 34 Roy Charles 208, 229 Ken Charleston 133, 229 RichardiChase 34 Carol Chatlos 104, 208 Arlene Chernick 34, 122 Carolyn Cherry 11, 34, 94 Frances Cherry 34 66, 208 Joan Chewning 34, 87, 110, 111, 192 193 Tony Chiccarello 208,, 229 Joan Chmura 229 D. Christiansen 229 B-ob Christian 123, 229 Kim Christiansen 35 Ronnie Church 123, 208, 143 Ronald Chuzmir 208 C. Cianflane 229 W. Cierobier 229 Ann Ciniera 208 Dennis Cirrotti 208 S. Clapp 229 Darlene Clark 239 Doug Clark 229 E. Clark 23 John Clark 208 Joyce Clark 208 Patricia Clark 35 Steve Clark 208 Connie Clarke 208 Leist Clayton 208 Karol Clement 35 Susan Clifford 106, 162, 229 Carol Clifton 106, 229, 141 Fred Clingman 35 Ross Coffey 229 Peter Coburn 229 Barbara Cochran 208 Wayne Cochran 229 Keith Cockman 35 Michelle Cohen 208, 229 Myra Cohen 130 Myron Cohen 110,, 208 Teddy Cohen 208, 229, 129 Phyllis Cohn 229 Louis Colborn 116, 208 D. Coldwell 208 Bill Cole 114, 208 Charles Cole 229 Barbara Coleman 35, 87, 108, 1 Glee Coleman 229 Nancy Coleman 35, 102 Janni Coles 104, 208 L. Colhorn 180 Candy Collins 182 George Collins 208 JoAnn Collins 229 Ray Collin 229 Robert Collins 35, 110 Sandy Collins 106, 229 Adele Combes 35 Richard Combs 208 Patricia Composto 35 09,128 Gwynne Compton 208 Eddie Conn 208 Gene Connolly 35 Doris Conrad 106 Mrs. Conrad 19 William Conti 35, 179, 181 Charles Cook 208 Jeanette Cook 229 Mike Cook 172, 177 Mary Anne Cook 35 Paul Cooke 114, 208 C. Coleridge 229 M. Condi 229 Roy Contriess 229 Jim Cooper 208, 229 L. Cooper 208, 122 Marcia Cooper 35 Rosaline Cooper 178 Roz Cooper 208 Sara Cooper 35 William Cooper 229 Janet Copuzelo 102, 208 Barabara Corday 229 Delores Cordova 208 Marilyn Corenblum 35 Sally Cornelius 35 Charles Cornell 126 Mr. Cornell 18 Richard Cornell 36, 120, 121 Allen Cornwall 36, 143, 147 Pete Corso 208 Billy Cosentino 229 June Cosentino 36 Aime Cote 28 Sherri Cotter 208 Jane Ann Coulter 36, 104 Bill Cox 208 Dona Cox 103, 208 Harold Cox 36 Mrs. Cox 22, 128 Joe Coyle 208 Mr. Craddock 20 Carlton Craig 230 Sharon Craig 208 Lois Crane 36, 118 Diane Cravey 208 Kidd Crawford 36, 130 Sue Crawford 230 Don Crews 123, 209 Dennis Crissey 36, 114 H. Crisswell 209, 131 Oliver Cross 36 Darryl Crossman 209 Terry Crossman 209 Roger Crow 230 Barbara Crumpto 209 Joseph Cucolo 36 Barbara Cucuel 230 Richard Cummings 36 Mrs. Cummings 21, 118 Paati Cummings 209 Terry Cummings 209 Dale Cunningham 209 Geri Cunningham 230 Pat Cummingham 230 William Curran 230 Eleanor Curry 36 Jerome Curry 36, 106, 112, 113 Judy Cushman 230 Beth Cuttino 230 Mr. Criswell 25 Sandra Croce 104, 209 Gayle Croom 102, 209 Stanley Dabroski 230 Brenda Daggerhart 36 Thomas Dallinger 230 Tycee Dalton 230 Diane Dattorelli 230 Janet Damm 209 Marion Dangelo 209 Dennis Daniels 230 Anthony Danluck 36 Sandra Darland 36, 106, 122 Mr. Darrow 16, 112 Richard Dash 123 Charles Daughty 230 Karen Daurn 230 Dennis Daunhauer 36 Lynn Daut 230 Bob Davidson 209 Mr. Davidson 1, 13 Bill Davis 230 Gene Davis 209 Jeane Davis 230 John Davis 126, 172,176 Karen Davis 122, 209 Patsy Davis 104 Ronald Davis 230 Tom Davis 27, 105, 104, Bill Davison 230 K. Daworski 209 Rosemary Day 230 Dennis Dayen 209 Rosemary Dayta 230 B. Deadwyler 209 Don DeBeer 209 Glenda Dees 128 Bert DeBori 230 Ken DeBrita 209 Judy DeGibaj 128, 209 Richard Deiner 42 Barbara DeJon 209 Mrs. Delabar 167 Agnes Delgado 230 Mr. Del Bello 19 Joe Dellafara 112, 113 Mr. Delong 25 M. Delquice 209 Robert DeMarc 209 Tony DeNate 209 Mrs. Delabar 19 116,138 Sandy Deluca 97,107,122,117,178 09 Delucca 79, 106, 123, 2 Toni Demarce 230 Arthur DeMarzo 126 M. Demirgian 181 C. Denihan 207 Tony Denote 112 Paula DePasqua 230 Lynn DeRome 209 D. Derrer 128 W. Derrer 23 Tony DeSoto 230 Rosemary Desata 230 J. Deutch 119 Dennis Deutsch 209 Judi Deutsch 161, 162 Lynn Deutschman 209 John DeVault 209 S. DeVere 209 Alan Devin 230 Kenneth Devin 209 Michael Devivo 230 Karen Diajond 230 Donna Diantonio 230 Ricky Dicateri 209 263 Beverly Dickerson 230 Sue Dickenson 97, 108, 109, 170 C, Diebold 209 Donna Diefenback 209 Jackie Dietric 122, 209 Tom Dobbs 230 James Dodge 40 Clara Dodson 209 Ruth Doerner 209 Eileen Dolan 40 Tom Dollinger 112 James Donald 230 Stanley Danaldson 40 Kevin Donovan 230 Sheila Donavan 104, 40 Brian Donnelly 230 Richard Donner 209 Richard Donnerstein 110, 138 Mr. Donahue 17 Richard Dosh 230 Janice Douberley 40 Sharon Dowdele 230 Herbert Douglass 40 Grace Dowling 209 Russell Drago 210 M. A. Dragotta 210 Donna Dresskell 210 Evelyn Drews 106, 210 Ronnie Drucker 178 Robert Dubov 40 Jack Duff 40 1. Duffy 23 Joan Dumas 40 Edwina Duncan 210 Barbara Duncanson 40 Jacqueline Dunkley 40 Robert Dunn 40 Diane Dupuy 210 Stone Durden 210 Mr. Dutton 20 Gerald Dye 210, 180 Karen Dyer 106, 184, 106 M. A. Dzikowski 210 R. V. Dzikmiszkiewiez 210 Mike Earley 210 Roland Earnest 40 Fred Edelson 210 Mr. Edge 17, 112 Steve Edison 114 Grier Edmunds 116, 130, 210 Howard Edwards 40 Jack Edwards 210 Jerry Eglie 210 Ehnherdt 210 Lynn Ehrlich 210 Janice Eichenberger 122 Gail Eigner 40, 108, 130, 140, 177 Karen Eilers 40, 100, 181 Carol Elias 135 Sigrid Eilers 122, 210 Richard Eldredge 210 Susan Elfenbein 210 Janice Ellerin 40 Jack Ellington 210 Robert Ellis 40, 116, 140, 177 John Embry 41 Cynthia Englis 172 Bobbi Ericson 119, 162, 199 N. Erskine 23 Susan Fabrikant 41 Linda Falk 41, 97, 115 Marilyn Falk 100, 101, 134 Bill Fallon 210 Mr. Farmer 16 Jean Farnham 41 John Farquhar 210 Alice Farrier 41 Vincent Fasso 210 L. Fazioli 210 Lee Fedeman 210 Elliot Federman 41, 129 Robert Feely 41, 75, 98, 116, 138 Victor Feigelman 41, 110 F. Feikert 210 Mrs. Feinstor 24 S. Feisthammel 210 Marsha Feldberg 210 Louis Feldkamp 210 Phyllis Fendenheim 41, 181 Carlos Feneis 122, 210 Sandra Fenn 210 Cindy Fertig 210 Sarah Ferzer 41 Roberta Feska 102, 122, 210 Marie Fetzer 41 A. Feurtado 210 Linda Fidler 130, 210 Judith Fields 210 Toni Fillutzy 178, 210 Joseph Fink 41, 126 Allen Finkelst 211 Irene Finn 41, 128 G. Fiorenti 211 Corma Lee Fischer 41 Carol Fisher 21 1 W. Fitzgerald 181 Pete Fleisohmen 134 Marion Fleming 41, 128 Frances Flood 106, 107, 176, 211 Vina Foote 135 Gloria Floyd 211 Richard Flury 41 Paul Fontana 41 Mary Foote 41, 134 Dick Formichell 211 Pat Forres 211 K. Forrester 211 A. Foster 23 Carolyn Foster 42 Sharon Foster 211 Phyllis Fox 135 Jean Farnham 178 Cindy Fertig 178 Dennis Frankle 211 Gary Frailicker 42 Vaughdean Franklin 42 Linda Fraysier 42 G. Freas 180 Charles Freeman 211, 129 Dave Freeman 211, 129 Daryle Freidman 102 Ellen French 211 Lynn Frentzen 211 Lucille Feund 211 Tom Freund 211 Cathy Friberg 42 Stephen Fried 42, 114 Susan Friedel 211 Barbara Friedman 42 Carl Friedman 211 Joyce Friedman 42 S. Friedman 211 R. Friend 122. 211 Carroll Frison 42, 138, 178 Linda Frissell 211 C. Fritch 211 F. Fritz 106, 210 Judy Fritz 232 Kathy Fritz 232 Marie Fritz 232 Dolores Fruciante 106, 178 Delores Frusic 211 Carolyn Fryer 42 John Funke 138 Donna Fulton 211 Frances Furman 42 Miss Gaetano 18 Mike Gafhn 232 Pat Gagliardi 232 Janet Gainor 42, 122 Thomas Gallager 42 R. Gallagher 232 Fred Gallant 42, 178 D. Gaishack 211 J-oyce Gannon 42 All Gans 211 Brenda Gans 42, 118, 128 Diane Garcia 211 Judy Garcia 232 W. Gardner 211 Guy Garlone 116 Sue Garrett 106 Mr. Garth 17, 116, 117 Dale Gates 232 Charles Gaylord 42 Harriet Geller 11, 43, 80, 94, 19 193 Carmel Gennuse 232 Don Gentlile 232 Elaine Gentile 211 Linda Gentile 211 Robert Geordano 43 M. Georges 211 I. Gerber 232 Linda Gernent 232 Sue Gewn 232 Joe Gianoaminico 211, 126, Sandra Gibbs 43, 122, 118 Sharon Gibney 118, 211 Judd Gilbert 211 Bob Gierdane 172, 173 Richard Gilman 232 Carol Gitlin 232 Connie Gjtertse 211 Paul Glaskin 179, 211 Mary Gleason 174 Carol Glassman 211 Fred Glathorn 211 Judy Glauer 232 George Gleason 143 Mary Gleason 43 Steven Glickrnan 232 Linda Glisson 43, 134 Vincent Glovannelli 232 C. Godfrey 211 Howard Goldberg 43 Jerry Goldberg 211 Ronnie Goldberg 212 Doris Goldenberg 43 Ronald Goldford 212 Carol Goldsmith 43, 108 H. Goldsmith 110, 126, 212 S. Golding 23 264 178 0, 192, Selma Goltzer 43, 140, 173 M.Gongalve 162,212 George Goodridge 232 Karen Goodwin 212 Norman Gorback 212 Cynthia Gordon 43 Judith Gordon 43, 122 Richard Gordon 232 Stella Gore 106, 118, 119, Nancy Gori 212 Marlene Gorski 212 Michael Gottlieb 43 Dean Gottehrer 43, 114 Dave Graber 43 J. Grabon 232 Joy Gracia 211 Charles Graffan 232 Grag 212 Brenda Gragg 43 Robert Gramerz 212 L. Granoff 212 Sharyn Grant 232 M. Grass 181 Anne Gratton 43 C. Graves 232 John Graves 43 E. Gray 232 Pat Gray 212 Barry Greebel 212 Dave Green 232 George Green 43 Mona Green 212 Sandy Green 102, 212 Scotti Green 212 E. Greenawa 232 Joyce Greenberg 44 Steben Greenberg 232 Barbara Greene 232 Steve Greenfield 212 Geraldine Greenhut 44 Mr. Gregory 20, 179 Carole Grene 44 Kenneth Gress 212 Richard Green 212 Y. Gricuis 212 Edmunds Grier 178 Judy Griffin 23, 44 Ronnie Griffin 212 Wallis Grilltin 212 Pat Griffith 212 Richard Griffith 44, 126 Bob Griffiths 212 J. Grifhths 212 C. Grimmett 212 Gary Griswold 212 Richard Gritz 212 Ronald Grivard 232 Richard Grode 212 Marilyn Gross 212 Ellen Grossman 44 Ted Grossman 212 Ann Grothman 212 Carolyn Grove 44 Howard Grove 44, 126 Mrs. Groven 19, 100, 101 E. Graver 232 Barbara Grubb 44, 81, 89, 115,190,192,193 E. Grynn 23 V. Grynn 23 162,177 108,114 Bobby Gubin 232 Iris Guchenberger 102, 103, 212 Lois Guckenberger 44 B. Guerin 212 Don Guise 232 Rodney Guise 232 Sally Gundrum 44, 133 Cathy Guretse 232 Gail Gustavson 212 Dale Gustin 130, 232 Harry Gustison 44, 126, 143, 147 Patricia Guyer 122, 212 Donald Gwinnell 44 Robert Hagg 232 Jill Hachman 233 Jean Hagen 232 S. Hagen 232 Nanny Haln 232 Mr. Hakam 25 Toni Hale 232 Wilks Hale 233 Donn Hall 212 John Hall 143 Lee Hall 212 Patricia Halliwell 44 George Ham 212 Margaret Ham 44 Thomas Hames 233 Dave Halnon 212 Virginia Hammon 44 Richard Hamilton 129, 212 Judy Hammock 213 Dave Hamon 143 Donald Hancock 180, 213 Mrs. Hand 21 Mr. Handy 20 Carol Hanford 213 Fred Hannum 143, 213 Robert Hansel 44, 143, 147 Marie Hansen 44 Patricia Hanson 7, 45, 96, 106, 107, 177, 192, 193 Jimmie Head 233 Valeria Healey 45, 128 Bob Heckman 233 Wayne Hedgecock 213 Stebe Heizfeld 213 Carol Henderson 108, 135, 191, 213 Joyce Henderson 108 Penny Heinz 28 Lucy Henley 45, 122 Mr. Henley 14 Bob Henning 180, 213 W. Hennings 233 Ruth Henry 45 Pamela Hepp 45,91,121, 176,177 M. Hernandez 213 Robert Herndon 45, 181, 183 Carole Herrera 233 Bill Herring 233 Steve Hertzfield 110 Carole Hester 45, 85, 177 Ellen Hester 233 Richard Hester 143 Ronald Hansen 129, 213 Ellwood Hanson 45 Karen Hanson 213 Jim Hardee 233 C. Harmonay 233 Andrea Harner 233 Loretta Harns 233 Allen Harper 45 Gloria Harper 213 Iris Harper 213 Nell Harper 131, 172, 173, 213 Berry Harris 181, 213 George Harrison 123 T. Harrison 233 Mary Jo Harshbarger 130, 134, 135 Thomas Harter 45 R. Hartley 233 C. Hartman 119, 162,233 Richard Harvey 233 Elaine Hass 45 Grace Hatcher 233 William Haun 45 Erin Havelick 45, 122 L. Havman 213 Marion Hawkins 45, 108, 109 Robert Hayden 11,. 45, 94, 120, 121 Betsy Hayes 122, 213 Garrett Hages 233 Nancy Hayes 102, 213 Beverly Haywood 213 Walter Hetted 233 Anne Heuitt 213 T. Hiach 180 Carol Hicks 45 Richard Hicks 233 Bonnie Hight 104, 118, 170, 213 Judithe Hill 45, 102, 140, 176 Nancy Hill 233 Johanna Hilldring 179 J. Hilding 233 Jo Hillgaertne 233 Judy Hindman 213 Mr. Hindmarsh 25 Carol Hines 122 Martin Hines 45, 114, 170 Ron Hines 114, 213 Floyd Hinkley 46, 112 Ken Hirsch 133, 233 Vicki Hirsch 123 Barbara Hoakes 233 Michael Hoban 46 Jerry Hochfeis 213 Toby Hockett 233 Charlene Hodges 233 Ruth Hodges 233 Shirley Hodges 233 C. Hoecherl 213 Fred Hoedle 75,118, 119, 134,135, 213 Helen Hof 7, 46, 75, 106, 107,176, 194, 195 S. Hoffenberg 119 Ray Hoffman 46 Mrs. Hogsett 20 Ruthlyn Hoke 233 Fran Hallis 233 Pam Holland 233 Susan Hollander 213 John Hollis 233 Karol Holmes 233 Theo Holmes 213 Bob Holt 123 Charlatte Holt 233 Robecca Holt 213 Kathleen Holton 233 N. Holymann 233 265 Ellen Homnick 213 Joy Hoover 233 Susan Hope 46, 118 Kay Horne 213 Mary Hornsby 46, 184 Richard Hornstei 213 Bonnie Horowitz 213 Eileen Horwitz 46, 180 Gary Horton 46 Alan Horwitz 213 Harriet Hottle 108, 213 Richi Houdl 102 Jim Houle 213 Barbara Howard 46 Bernda Howard 213, 162 Gary Howard 172, 173, 213 Ken Howard 233 Lee Howard 46 Claude Howell 233 Rocky Howell 134 Anne Howells Wayne Hubbard 46 Fred Huber 213 Lance Huberbob 134 Nancy Huey 213 Bob Hudson 134 Bill Huff 214 J. Huff 214 Judy Huffman 214 Kathy Huff 226 William Huff 46 D. Huffsettler 134 Marcia Huft 46 Ricky Huft 46 Bill Hughes 134 Kim Hull 134 Geoffry Hullman 134 Bill Humburg 214 Humbert 214 Ed Humphreys 214 Bob Hungerbahler 214 Joyce Hurley 46 Becky Hurley 46 Ellen Hussar 46 Richard Huxtable 46 Mike Hyatt 134 Carol Hayne 214 Mr. Hyrene 19 Karen Ilavsky 214 Gay Illgen 134 Jo Ann lndelicato 46 Allen lnglina 134 Cynthia Inglis 214 Pat Innemee 47 Linda Irvine 47 Louise Jack 134 Sydney Jacowitz 47, 114 Judith Jackson 47, 68 Lyn Jackson 214 Robert Jackson 134 Mike Jacobs 134 Maxine Jocoles 124 M. Jake 214 George Jameson 47 Michael Janis 214 Thomas Janusy 134 M. Jarrett 134 Jerry Jarvis 118, 120, 121, 214 Eugene Jay 214 Joan Jay 214 Jeff 173 Edward Jeffers 134 Pat Jeffers 134 Bob Jenkins 214 Judy Jenkins 47 Pat Jenkins 122,214 Judy Jenner 122, 214 Allen Jennings 47 T. Jennings 214 L. Jensen 214 Joyce Jereb 214 Diane Jerves 134 Nils Johanson 47, 116 Elaine Johnson 47, 128 Jeff Johnson 134 Jerry Jahnson 47 Ken Johnson 134 Linda Johnson 134 Niles Johanson 141 Rae Johnson 134 Roberts Johnson 106, 214 Linda J-ohnston 214 Charles Jolly 180, 214 Ann Jones 122, 214 Carolee Jones 47 Diane Jones 134 Donna Jones 47 Gay Jones 134 Kerri Jones 134 Leah Jones 47 Steve Jones 214 William Jones 134 Charles Jordan 47 Miss Jordan 17 Joseph Kagel 47 Kathleen Kalab 47 P. Kalchthaler 214 Robert Kalethaler 134 Clayton Kandel 47 Steve Kandiowt 134 Regina Kane 214 Sandy Kane 134 Stuart Kanfman 48 Arn-old Kanov 47 Gail Kantor 134 Helen Kantrowich 134, 165 P. Kantrowich 134, 180 Stu Kantrowitz 179 Irwin Katz 135 Bob Keiser 162, 163 Richard Kelton 226 Barbara Kemp 170 Mary Kendall 179 Mrs. Klingmeyer 128 Jeff Klores 172, 173 Vicki Knowland 165 Phil Kun 135 Dianna Kaplan 48 Joyce Kaplin 214 Gloria Karl 48, 122 Gale Karpf 214 Tom Karras 134 Jack Kaisdin 116 Walter Kates 134 Gary Kath 214 Linda Kathman 214 Irwin Katz 110, 111, 134, Jerry Katz 48 Rita Katz 134 Stuart Kaufman 116, 130, 140 Billy Kay 214 Richard Keeley 214 Janet Keesee 134 James Keesling 214 Patty Keifer 104, 217 Robert Keiser 215 Jim Keith 134 Barbara Kelly 48 K. Kelley 135 James Kelly 135 Richard Kelton 135 Barbara Kemp 7, 48, 107, 108 Mary Kendall 215 Ted Kendrich 215 Ann Kenny 135 Gary Kenny 135 R. Keshlansky 135 Carol Kervith 135 Mrs. Ketzle 22, 122, 128 Nancy Keys 135 Neal Keys 119. 215 Jeffery King 135 Judy King 106 Pat King 48, 128 Ray King 215 S. King 215 Ruth Kirk 135 William Kirk 48 Bonnie Kircher 135 Victoria Kirkhart 48 Richard Kirshbanm 48 Leslie Klamkin 215 Kenneth Klare 48, 114 S. Klein 135 Roger Kligeman 48 Carol Klingberg 122, 215 Mrs. Klingrneyer 20 Joe Klopczyk 215 Jeff Klores 143, 215 Donna Knapp 135 Gloria Knapp 48 John Knox 135 James Koda 48 Harvey Koenig 48 Richard Koeny 135 Joan Kopcik 135 R. Koppelman 135 Joel Knesz 116 Richard Knoff 215 Joe Koas Jim Koda 126 Richard Koenig 214 D. Kohlman 215 James Kolling 215 Mary Kopick 215 Kopp 214 Mike Korwich 215 Joyce Koskeski 48, 128 Linda Kosofky 48 Gary Kotewa 214 Gloria Kotowa 215 G. Kobachy 215 Gilbert Kover 181, 215 Barbara Kramer 135 David Kramer 48 Lorna Lingart 85, 108, 184 Kathy Lipari 216 Nancy Lipari 216 Anita Lapof 135 Ray Lippi 216 266 P. Lipscomb 236 Ken Lirolf 112, 216 R. Lisk 236 Ciliston 236 Sonya Livaudais 216 John Livengood 50 Bruce Lloyd 112, 216 Matthew Lloyd 216 Gail Loehnert 50 Ruth Loew 11, 50, 94 S. Loft 236 Jim Lombard 215 G. Long 236 S. Long 236 W. Long 236 Millard Longman 216 Bob Loos 97, 143, 147, 236 Rose Lo Piano 50 Sherman Love 50, 143, 147 T. Lobe 236 Connie Lovvette 216 William Lowery 216 Frank Lowney 216 Norman Loyern 216 B. Lucius 236 Miss Luck 130 Sharon Luecke 50 M. Lupien 235 Marquet Luska 178 Larry Lustgarten 50 R. Lutz 236 D. Lux 236 M. Luzer 236 Sue Lydon 106, 122,216 Mr. Lydzinski 25 Justin Lynch 50, 116 Mrs, Lynch 15 Pat Lynes 143 Jim Lyons 216 William Macarlay 216 M. Macchio 236 Reinhilde Mach 50, 68 Larry McGee 112 K. Mackenaie 236 Sherry MacLennan 216 Edward Madge 50 Mario Madrigal 50 William Maghess 50 Sylvia Maige 50, 134, 135 B. Major 236 Jean Malaris 216 John Malarkeny 50 S. Malatx 130 T. Maloney 237 Leonard Mancini 51 Bonnie Mandel 216 G. Mandel 236 Robert Mandell 216 Louie Mangiacapra 216 Carole Mann 101 Charlene Manning 51, 122, 181,183 Judy Manslield 104, 216 S. Mansfield 236 Janet Marin 51 Joe Marinell 141, 236 Linda Marler 216 Arlene Marlis 51 Carolyn Martel 51 G. Martin 236 Tony Martin 236 D. Martinez 236 F. Marvil 236 S. Masenhiemer 236 John Masenkeimer 116 Ronnie Mason 123 Rosalie Massaro 119, 122, 162 James Mastin 51 Benny Mastrodonato 216 Miss Mastropaolo 18 C. Mastropaolo 236 S. Mastropaolo 236 J. Masullo 236 M. Matchus 236 Mrs. Matheson 17 Mervin Mathis 51 Sandra Matice 231 Henry Matthews 51 Pearl Kramer.128. 215 Susan Kramer 49 Wayne Krouss 135 Charles Krohn 135 Barbara Krongold 49 Steve Krouch 110, 111, 143, 215 Adrienni Kubay 215 N. Kuchenbecker 215 Margaret Kuck 49, 223 Elinor Kuhlmann 49 Barbara Kuhn 135 Kenneth Labbe 49. 116 Anne LaBella 49, 108 Maude Labrador 215 Sandy Lacey 135 Kenneth Lacey 129. 215 Dennis Lachance 215 Rose LaForte 102, 215 F. Lagrotteria 215 Lamar Laing Robert Laing 49 Lake 215 Fred Lamb 215 Mr. Lamtnt 25, 133 G. Lamoureax 134 B. Lancellotti 135 Carolyn Lancellotte 49 Judith Land 7, 49 R. Landel 215 J. Landy 134 Hal Lane 135 Janelle Lane 49, 83, 116, 194, 195 C. Langton 215 Alan Lanken 215 Jerry Lanning 135 Kay Lape 104, 215 Miss La Perriere 128 Donna Larnd 135 Judy LaRosa 106, 215 Salvatore LaRosa 49, 180 Glenn Larson 114, 115, 215 Pat Larson 106, 181, 183, 215 T. Lathord 215 Armond Lavalle 116, 181, 183, Mary Lawrence 49 Martha Lawton 49, 109, 122 Phillis Leavy 100, 122, 215 Robert Lebel 216 Ellyn Leblang 49 Diana LeCain 135 S. Lecain 181 Alen Ledrefeind 216 Marsha Ledlbery 216 2 Kristin Lee 49, 102, 103 Randy Lee 143, 216 Roger Lee 135 Linda Leeding 135 Susan Leff 216 Joel Lefkowitz 135 Leftcowitz 100, 101 Jim Leggir 216 Lenore Lehman 49 Linda Lehman 135 Elaine Lehman 216 Susan Lehrman 135 Gail Lehrner 118 Clayton Leist 216 Ellene Lemeur 216 Linda Lenna 49, 194, 195 Dennis Lenstra 216 Mary Lento 135 Mrs. Lentz 18 Audrey Leonard 135 Donna Leonard 135 Mary Leonard 216 Shirley Leonard 135 Paul Leopett 216 Mike Lepiano 129 C. Letournean 135 Jay Levan 216 Alan Levin 135 B. Levin 135 Katherine Levine 135 Harriett Levine 49, 173 Harriett C. Levine 50 Trudy LeVesgue 216 B. Lewis 119, 162 Frederica Lewis 50, 166 Jim Lewis 216 John Lewis 50 John Lickteig 216 G. Liest 181 Myrl Matthews 51 John Matyisin 217 J. Maurer 236 Donnie Mauri 217 M. Mavneau 23 Sherry Mayo 134, 217 C. Maysman 236 M. Mazilewski 236 Mary McArther 217 Linda McBride 217 B. McCaeighlin 236 Judith McCaFfery 51, 122 Leonard McCann 217 Lucrecia McCarm 51 Kathlene McCarren 51 William McCarthy 51, 68 George McClar'y 51 Susan McConn 217 William McCormick 116, 217 M. McCoy 23 Pat McCreanor 51, 100 William McCuiston 51 Lillian McDonald 51 Joyce McGee 217 Lawrence McGee 51 George MCDuvale 217 J. McElmurray 236 Samuel McGrif:f 52 S. McFarland 236 C. Mcllivaine 236 Carolyn McMagon 52. 128 267 Charlene McMillan 52, 118 Pat McNally 52 Charles McNear 52 Bill McNeely 123 J. McNeeley 23 Pat McNeeley 52 William McNeely 52, 123 L. McNicol 236 W. McQuade 236 B. McSheehan 236 Edward Mealey 52 Lucille Measana 237 Pat Mediaris 217 Sandy Media 217 Irene Medlin 52 Phillis Medlin 104 C. Meek 236 Loretta Meic 52 Frederick Meins 130, 217 Sara Melli 217 Frank Melograno 52 Regina Mendsy 217 Joanne Mendicino 162, 163, Peter Mendicino 217 Tom Merlo 236 Jean Mernbrives 217 Bill Merritt 217 Katherine Merry 217 Marie Messano 128, 237 Sherwood Meehman 126 James Mewbern 217 Donna Meyer 217 V. Myers 128 Heather Michael 217 Terry Michaels 106, 237 David Middendorf 52 W. Middendorf 231 Pat Miles 219 Bruce Miller 114 Dan Miller 217 Edward Miller 52 Janet Miller 52, 179 M. Miller 231 Mr. Miller 18, 115 Quention Miller 116, 217 Timothy Miller 52 Alice Milligan 217 James Mills 217 Richard Mills 231 Paul Milner 217 Suzanne Milone 52, 108, 109 Marilyn Mindell 231 Barbara Mindler 52 Marcia Minniti 231 Carolyn Minothy 53 Alvin Mintz 217 Roslyn Mint 231 Dorth Minu 231 George Mitchell 52, 161 Marquerite Mitchell 53. 130 Mrs. Mitchell Evelyn Mitton 217 Eric Moberg 216 Kathy Mohall 217 Leon Mohall 53 Julie Moir 231 Joe Molnar 53 Gerald Moniz 231 Jane Montgomery 217 Joyce Moody 53, 104 166, 217 Sally Moody 231 Bonnie Moore 231 Given Moore 217 Mrs. Moore 231 Pam Moore 231 Sharon Moore 122. 231 Carol Moorhead 53, 134 Myna Moreils 231 H. Morgan 181, 231 Tom Morgan 217 Mr. Moritz 17 J. Morrison 213 Tom Morrison 231 Jack Morrow 53 Bill Moser 231 Harold Moses 217 Marcia Moss 124. 217 Mary Moss 53 Carl Mowery 53, 181 Sally Mowery 231 Tom Mucller 217 R. Mrench 180, 231 Michael Mulier 53 Paul Murch 53, 134, 135 Diane Murdoch 53 Robert Murdock 217 Harriet Murphy 53, 118 Allane Murry 100, 122 Don Murry 133 Judy Murphey 231 P. Murray 119, 162, 166 V. Murphy Warren Murry 217 Sherwood Mushlman 217 Virginia Myers 218 Melbyn Nachman 218 Barry Nadler 218 Rebecca Nail 53 Norman Naipavel 53 Matther Napoleon 53 Kathy Narp 243 Barbara Nash 53 Melanie Nash 53 Eleen Nassmith 243 Ken Naworski 218 E. Nealy 23 Leslie Needham 54 Pat Neeley 54, 86, 115 Kaye Nees 54 Mr. Negrich 16 Mrs. Negrich 43 Micheal Neil 218 Detty Nelson 108, 191 Pat Nelson 109, 218 Ronald Nelson 54, 123 A. Nessmith 101 Brian Nettle 54 Carol Nettles 54 Steve Nesselrote 38, 54, 112, 113 Ed Neuman 110 Kurt Neunrig 243 Lanice Newman 218 Susan Newman 140, 218 Raymond Newton 218 Mrs. Nicholas 21 Lillian Nicosia 218 Miss Niles 18. 102 Mr.Niled1,2O, 140,173,174 Robert Nitti 54, 172 L. Niven 218 Richard Nolen 218 Mr. Nordmeyer 15 A Russell Norell 130, 218 Connie Norigenna 54, 108, Robert Noman 54 Jerry North 218 Marian North 218 Miss Norton 18, 131 Robert Norton 54 Joan Nto 218 R. Nuenswander 218 David Novom 54 Vicki Nowland 112, 218 Linda Oakes 102, 218 Joe OlBrian 116, 218 Pat O'Brien 119, 162, 218 John Occhipinti 218 Santo Oddo 54, 112 Lavern Odenkirk 218 John Offret 54 Bobbi O'Hare 231 Roberta O,Hare 122 E. OlHare 231 William Ohman 66 Maomi Okalika 106 Judith Oldham 54 Janice O,Leary 218 J. Oliveir 231 Kenneth Olkon 54 Thomas Olsen 54 Gene Omine 68 Yusake Omine 54, 109 Bonnie O'Neill 231 John Opperman 231 Gregory Opresko 55, 116 Barbara Orcutt 55 Ken Orlaska 218 Ricky Orr 231 G. Ortmann 231 John O'Shields 218 Joe Ostrovic 55 Maxine Ostrow 122, 231 A. T. Overtom 126 Mel Ozur 218 Barry Packar 218 R. Pacifico 231 Ray Pasovan 55, 161, 162 Gail Page 55 Ray Paige 55, 143. 147 William Painter 55 Terry Paisley 231 Ann Palmer 55 Mary Palmieri 55 Delores Palomino 218 T. Pantelarvin 231 Olwen Panton 55 Kathy Pappas 122, 218 H. Paradise 231 Linda Parell 218 109, 141 Barbara Paridon 55, 86, 106, 134, 135 Alfred Parigian 55 Stella Park 55 Bill Parker 218 James Parker 55 Karen Parker 218 D, Parkerson 231 M. Parkhurst 218 Jan Parkinson 218 Alfred Parslow 55 J. Passmore 231 268 Joe Pate 123 Barry Patch 55, 116 Barbara Patten 7, 55, 103, 104 194, 195 Sheila Patton 55 Leslie Pealey 102, 218 Henry Pecullan 218 M. Pederson 231 Robert Peele 56, 111, 177 Mr. Peete 15 Alan Peiken 238 Charles Pelecki 56, 180 Ronald Pelecki 238 Frank Pelosi 56 Roberta Pelzner 238 Pat Peppler 218 Ralph Perez 283 Zaidee Perigo 178 Charles Perl 218 F. Perko 23 Don Perlia 226 Raine Perrigo 218 Mr. Perrin 17 Mary Perrtti 218 Anthony Pesh 56. 143, 147 Wanda Peterson 218 Ted Petras 238 George Petruff 56. 179 Richard Petty 219 Jim Peyton 129 Danny Pfafl 56, 126 Sandra Pfeiffer 56 Herb Phelan 219 R. Phelan 238 K. Philbrook 180 Frances Phillips 106, 219 Linda Phapps 238 Buddy Pierce 179 Dean Pierce 238 M. Pierce 219 Charles Pietersz 56 Darlene Pio 7, 56 Theresa Pirtle 238 P. Plankenham 219 Letson Plant 238 Linda Plant 238 Richard Plotkin 238 Peter Podes 219 Mike Polis 238 Jim Pollard 219 Miss Pomroy 135 Ronald Ponzoli 56 Diane Peofl 219 Linda Poritsky 56 Gloria Porterfield 238 Judy Post 238 Linda Post 219 Sandra Post 219 Marie Powell 238 Maxine Powell 104 Charlene Powers 122 Charles Powers 122. 129 Mary Jo Powers 122, 127 Walter Powers 56 Marion Present 134, 135, 219 Barbara Prestner 219 Jarnes Preston 56, 114, 115, 1 Mrs. Price 22 Thomas Price 56 Marcia Primonson 100. 219 3 s Charles Prince 56 Steve Prince 112, 113 Gaze Prine 219 Pat Prinze 238 Sandra Prinzo 219 Carole Proscia 7 Karen Pritchett 238 James Procter 56, 112, 163 Mr. Procter 16 Gerald Prohm 56 Gary Prokson 219 Carole Prossia 57, 75 Ann Prosser 219 Connie Proter 238 Carla Proudfoot 57 Jo Pugh 100, 101, 219 G. Prussiano 104, 219 Joe Prussiano 57, 112, 179 Irene Pue 238 Joseph Pugh 101 Anne Puzon 219 William Quimet 57 Mr. Quincy 16 Pete Quincy 220 Mr. Rabinowitz 17 Dennis Rademaker 57 Linda Radin 57 Judy Rainess 57 B. Ranch 119. 238 Betti Randall 238 John Randall 57 Terresa Rapley 102, 103, 219 Bruce Raskin 238 Steven Raskin 129, 219 Ingrid Rasch 122 Garry Rath 219 M. Rathwax 219 Mary Rayder 102, 219 Bill Raymond 219 Muriel Redish 219 S. Reeder 238 Julie Reese 104 Sandy Reese 106, 226, 238 Linda Rehler 57 Robert Rher 57, 126, 143, 147 Paul Reich 238 Mrs. Reid 15 J. Reidy 238 Larry Reidinger 112, 319 Jean Reif 238 Barbara Rennie 57, 184, 194, 195 Carla Renny 104 Pat Renwich 57 Pat Renzo 219 Rosalind Repici 57 C. Resso 219 Bill Reusch 57 Charles Rex 238 Bessie Reynolds 57, 102, 122 S. Rheault 219 F. Rhoads 219 Peggy Ricceardel 219 D. Rice 181 Dick Rich 238 Michael Rich 57 Wayne Rich 123, 238 Lynne Richardson 57, 128 Alan Richtex 214 Steve Riflind 219 George Rigby 219 Juley Riggs 219. 230 Pat Riley 191, 219 Rae Riley 57, 134 Nicholas Rinaldi 58 Karen Rinch 104, 134. 135, 219 Stanley Ringler 113, 178 Karen Rink 124 Kim Ritchie 219 James Roach 238 Mary Robak 58 Kathy Robax 122 Betty Robeau 238 Kathryn Robert 220 Annette Roberts 58 Bill Roberts 238 Bruce Roberts 58 L. Roberts 181 Sandra Roberts 58 Susan Roberts 238 M. Roberts 23 Anne Robertson 7, 58, 104, 113, 126, 178 Carol Robin 220 Ann Robinson 6, 104 James Robinson 182 Miles Robison 58 Thomas Rockey 58, 120, 121 Sally Rodriquez 58 Marquerite Roedy 58 Mr. Rogalski 17 E. Rogers 238 Judy Rogers 58, 178 Mr. Rodgers 47 Ellen Rohrback 58, 119, 161, 163, 176 J. Rohrback 119, 162 M. Rohrbeek 238 David Roller 143, 220 Tom Roller 58, 120, 121, 143, 147 Robina Romaguera 7, 58, 104, 174 D. R-on 181 Arnold Rose 58 Barry Rose 110 Steve Rose 220 Barbara Rosen 238 Sandy Rosen 179 Bonita Rosenberg 220 Mike Rosenberg 239 A. Rosenbleeth 163 Joan Rosenbloom 220 Steve Rosenthal 133, 239 Danny Rosini 239 M. Rosney 23 Carol Ross 58 Donald Ross 58, 130 Mike Ross, 133 Sherri Ross 239 Sandra Rothenberg 239 Russ Rothman 116 William Rothman 58, 116 Jerry Rothstein 59 Merril Rothwax 220 Thomas Rouse 59 Charles Roverson 220 Miss Rowe 18 Pat Rowe 59 Jay Rudnick 59 Mike Rudnick 239 BFred Rudolph 59 Susan Rudolph 238 Elizabeth Rushton 220 2-69 Mrs. Ruskin 15 Betty Rusman 239 Ken Russ 220 E. Russel 23 Betty Russell 59 Russel 220 Ruth Russell 59 Ronald Ruth 59 Joyce Rutstien 220 Terry Ruzycki 220 Bruce Ryan 220 Don Ryan 123 Tom Ryan 239 Rocco Sabino 59 Mrs. Ryan 24 Jay Sachs 220 Sandy Salem 239 JoAnn Salman 239 Sue Salmon 220 Richard Salzmann 143 Diane Sambriclge 239 Martha Sampson 59 Matt Samuelson 220 Mario Sanchey 220 T. Sande 239 Al Sanders 134, 135,239 Carolyn Sander 220 Lois Sanders 220 Ronnie Sanders 116, 184 Bobbie Sands 239 Wayne Sandy 220 Lawrence Sanfilippo 59, 112 L. Sansing 239 John Santucci 59, 126 Peter Saponoro 239 Bill Sargent 220 Bill Sargeant 162, 163 Clare Sasso 239 S. Sauden 23 Mary Sauls 59 Barbara Scanlan 59, 161, 162 G. Scanlon 119 Gennie Scanlan 162, 239 Miss Scalise 22 B. Acanlon 119 Michael Schafer 111, 128, 220 Judy Scheel 59, 128 S. Scheuerman 239 Lee Schichtel 119 Alma Schiseir 220 Julie Schiberitzer 239 Lee Schiveritzed 239 Mrs. Sehmous 22 Pat Schmid 220 Gracie Schmidt 161, 162, 163, 220 Barbara Schmitt 220 W. Schmitt 239 Leona Schmookler 239 Joe Schneeberger 220 Dona Schneider 239 F. Schneider 239 James Schneider 135 Bob Schneider 220 Ron Schneider 220 Richard Schoditsch 59 Ronald Schoenfeld 239 Phyllis Schor 239 Harvey Schorr 220 Robert Schozle 220 Marty Schran 140, 173, 181,220 Anne Schroader 220 Shirley Schroeder 220 Dorothy Schroeter 59 Carole Schulman 60, 176 Robert Schultz 239 Ban Schumacker 239 Jeffery Schussler 110. 220 Karen Schumrnel 220 Daniel Schustal 220 Steve Schuster 60 Donald Schwacz 116, 220 Carole Schwarts 181, 221 Myra Schwartz 221 Scott Schwartz 239 Ed Schwerin 221 Judy Schwofke 239 G. Scimiol 119 Jean Scott 239 Steve Scott 239 Sue Scott 221 Fred Seabery 239 Ed Sedawie 179, 180 Fonda Segal 60, 102 Eillen Seidle 239 Pat Seiger 221 Roy Seigle 239 Nancy Selig 60. 119, 176 Dianne Sellers 239 Steve Sellers 239 Bob Sellot 221 Tony Senorore 221 Rosemarie Serpico 60 Russell Setti 221 Miss Seward 14 Karen Shachat 221 D. Shackelford 221 Mike Shaefler 174 J. Shafer 221 Marty Shanoham 240 K. Shannon 102, 240 Ruzina Shalomith 60 Barbara Shand 221 M. Shanahn 221 K. Shannon 119 - Sandy Shapire 161, 162 Sue Shaurre 240 James Shaw 60 John Shelbrick 60 Janet Shell 60 Louise Shell 184 P. Shelly 221 J. Sheppard 118, 221 Pat Sherman 221 Toni Sherman 221 Don Shiel 221 John Shirey 60, 123 Alma Shissler 118 Vivian Shoares 60, 122 Barry Sholin 221 Steve Shopmaker 221 Angus Shoupe 60, 123 Robert Shoup 240 Frank Shourek 240 Marty Ahram 116 Jim Sickler 162, 240 Ray Sickler 221 R. Sicklcr 162 Robert Sicgler 240 D. Silkcbakken 181, 183 Sybil Silverstein 221 P. Silverstein 181 R, Simmott 240 Claim' Simon 221 Steve Simon 60 Simoivitz 240 Ray Sims 240 Rita Siner 60. 180 Jack Sines 221 Robert Sisti 221 Mr. Sistrunk 16, 123 Penny Sitzler 106, 221 Bob Sloan 240 Linda Sloan 221 Mrs. Sloan 15 D. Sloone 180 Duffy Slatter 221 Bob Smakula 221 R. Smira 240 A. Smith 221 Barbara Smith 240 Becky Smith 106, 221 Bonnie Smith 60, 181, 1 C. Smith 221 Donald Smith 221 Elizabeth Smith 60 F. Smith 221 George Smith 180, 221 Jay Smith 60, 114, 115 J. Smith 23 Jim Smith 221 Karen Smith 240 Linda Smith 61 Marcia Smith 161. 162. Margaret Smith 61, 119 Michale Smith 240 Pat Smith 221 Paul Smith 221 R. Smith 181 Ruth Smith 240 Sandra Smith 106, 107, Woody Smith 221 Pat Smith 102 Karen Smythie 222 John SniH:1n 61, 116 Donna Snowden 222 G. Snowden 23 Gary Snyder 240 Ken Snyder 240 Walter Snyder 222 Michael Sobush 222 Heidi Socher 240 Mellissa Solomon 134, 1 Garrett Sooy 61 Jackie Sopha 122, 222 Edward Sorenson 61 Glenn Sorenson 240 Russ Sorville 222 Josephine Soto 1, 102, 1 Alberta Souch 61, 122 Nelson Southard 240 84, 240 163,166,221 134,221 65, 222 03,222 Patricia Spagnolia 61, 100, 101 Gloria Spangnolo 240 Benny Spaulsing 61 P. Spect 162 Anita Spector 61 Mrs. Spell 15 Paul Spellman 51 Mr. Spencer 16 Zan Sportswood 240 Karen Sprogue 222 Randy Aprudleg 240 Sandy Stahl 222 Melissa Stanley 240 James Stall 61, 97, 98 Miss Stalnaker 18 E. Stamn 23 S. Starnkers 23 Jackie Stanley 240 Shirley Stanley 61 Judy Stark 222 Carole Strake 61 Bill Starks 143. 222 Jerry Starks 240 270 Stanley Starkes 240 David St. Clair 222 Sandra Steffens 131, 240 Eleanor Stein 165, 240 Steven Stein 222 Esta Steiner 240 Martain Steiner 61, 126, 127 Sig Stenmark 240 Bob Stephen 240 Carolyn Stephens 61 Gail Stevens 240 Nancy Stephens 222 Sandy Stephens 222 Daniel Stephenson 61 Joyce Stephenson 61, 135 Roberta Stern 240 Ron Sterling 222 Jeff Stern 222 Beatrice Stevens 62, 100, 101 Carol Stevens 62 Nancy Stevens 106 Pat Stevens 62, 76, 108, 109, 126 Sandy Stevenson 122 James Stewart 222 Judy Stewart 62 Lynn Stewart 222 Mike Stewart 222 Nancy Stewart 240 C. Stigman 222 Dianne Stiles 62 Corky Stirman 131 Rollin Stirman 62 Carol Stockton 222 V. Stockton 222 C. Stone 240 Doris Stone 222 George Stone 143, 222 Rosharon Stone 62 Donna Stonebergee 106 B. Stoop 128 Linda Stoop 240 Harry Strack 62, 116 John Stratman 240 Mr. Stratton 17, 114, 115 Carolyn Staaka 62 Bill Stricklin 222 Marie Stubbleheld 222 Wayne Stubbleheld 241 Carol Stucker 222 Alfred 62, 123 Sandra Stuves 222 Barbara Steinberg 62 Marilyn Stuart 62 Tom Stultz 62 Harriet Sullivan 241 Ray Sullivan 116, 222 Ed Sultan 114, 115 Sylvia Summerville 165, 241 Carole Sunayer 241 Gail Sutliffe 222 J. Sutton 222 Warren Sutton 222 Kay Svendson 241 Robert Svevdsen 241 Harvey Swadlow 241 S. Swann 222 Richard Swartz 62, 143, 147 Judy Swerer 222 Mr. Swettman 19 Judy Swope 241 William Swope 127, 222 Leslie Tabb 223 Gerald Taber 62 Mat Tahaney 223 Sandy Tallian 223 Ray Tange 223 Mike Tango 223 Jim Tardy 223 Carole Tarpley 223 Mary Tarrar 241 Gerald Tartaglia 62, 122, 129 Arlene Tasman 62 Vicki Tassone 241 Allen Taylor 63, 114, 180, 183 Carole Taylor 241 Larry Taylor 63, 134, 135 Leroy Taylor 223 A Judith Teague 63, 174 Mrs. Teal 19 Sandra Tenenbaum 241 Andrew Teplany 223 Ralph Terez 241 Michael Terry 241 Kathryn Tesh 63 Edwin Thomas 63, 130 George Thomas 223 L. Thomas 134, 241 Nancy Thomas 63, 122 Lee Thompson 116, 223 Ronnie Tompson 123 Roy Thompson 63 Helen Thomson 63 Philip Thomson 241 Ruthie Thorne 131 Edwina Thornton 63, 86, 106 Mr. Tierney 17 Carolyn Timmerman 241 Adeana Tindall 241 Mary Tindall 63 Cheryl Tittles 241 Catherine Toceik 122 Fred Tobin 223 Roxane Tobin 63 Bobbie Tomas 241 Mike Tomas 241 William Tompkins 63 Louis Tomsicik 241 Marcia Trabone 241 W. Tracy 24, 134, 135 Alan Traister 63, 114, 115 Vincenta Tronolone 223 Tom Tropis 223 Mary Truitt 63 Virginia Truitt 178, 179 Bob Tufo 241 Fred Tufo 63 Vincent Tufo 223 Carolyn Tuller 223 John Turch 223 John Turek 120, 143, 147 Annette Turner 223 J. Turse 23 Linda Tyler 24, 106 Janice Tyree 63 Brent Tyrrell 63, 161. 162 Bruce Tyrell 11, 63, 94, 161, 1 Toby Udell 223 Bill Ullman 223 Tola Ulman 100. 101, 223 Roberta Ulnick 241 Dave Union 223 Jerry Upshaw 143 JoAnn UpDeGraf1 106 Roberta Upshaw 241 Rosanne Upshaw 131 William Upshaw 223 Sharon Usinger 135, 241 James Uslan 126, 64 Diana Utterback 223 Miss Vacalis 19, 108, 109 Theresa Valenza 241 Mark Varight 110 C. VanBrochlin 181, 241 Richard Vance 241 Elly Vandervalk 241 Robert Van der Valk 64 Robert Vaneck 223 Shirley Vargo 223 Marie Vasselot 241 Betty Vaughters 131 S. Vaughters 181. 183 Gail Veach 102, 223 Phyllis Veit 64. 106 Vivian Veit 241 Gerald Veri 241 Georgeanne Vernol 64, 128 Bobbie Vickers 131 Pier Vitalini 223 David Vogt 241 Pat Volpe 241 Mike Volpetti 223 Tay Voye 223 Gene Wakefield 126, 64 Abraham Walker 123 Russ Wakefield 242 Wayne Waldron 224 Bob Walsein 172 Dan Wolford 123, 242 A. Walker 242 Don Walker 224 Becky Walsh 135 Beverly Ward 224 Brenda Ward 64, 104, 140, 177 Carol Ward 224 Pat Ware 242 Bonnie Warmen 224 Glen Warner 224 Kerry Warner 242 Conni Washlerin 242 Ray Wartheim 64 Richard Waters 224 Bobbie Watson 226 Gary Watson 224, 135 Cathy Watts 181, 224 Don Watts 242 Carol Waxman 64 Judy Waxman 64 Ronnie Weaver 224 Richard Webb 224 Dick Webb 116, 183 Shirley Webb 64 Roberta Weber 118 B. Wegener 190 Ricky Weigle 123 Irma Weimen 179 Marshall Weinberg 224 B. Weinstein 272 Marry Ellen Weir 118, 224 Tom Weir 242 Vicki Weirthorn 125 Carol Weisbaum 242 Diane Weiss 128, 224 Linda Weiss 242 W. Weiss 180 Wendy Weiss 242 Sandy Weitz 64, 128 Gayle Weitzell 242 Doug Welborn 133 Janet Welles 224 Becky Welch 102, 103, 134, 224 Bryent Welch 224 Rosemarie Welch 224 Judy Welch 224 Bernata Werner 242 Ronnie Werner 242 Warren Werner 224 Henry Werch 224 Jack Wasserstrom 224 271 9 Nancy West 64, 134, 135 Judy Weston 64 Roberta Weston 242 Teresee Weston 242 Mr. Weyant 116 Marshell Wexter 242 Terry Wheatley 242 Mrs. Whelpton 21 Ben Whipple 242 Betty White 102, 122, 134, 135 Elizabeth White 64, 108 Margaret White 64, 108 V. Whitebook 130 Steer Whiteley 242 Geniger Whitemarsh 242 Aleata Whitfield 64 Bob Whitney 242 Ann Whitten 242 Mr. Whittle 19 J. Wichenhavsen 242 Richard Wickett 63, 120 Cathy Wierstach 242 William Wiggins 65 Jack Wihers 278 Charlene Wild 176 Gayle Wilder 165 Harry Wilder 65, 161, 162 Richard Willer 65, 77, 120 Rick Willer 143. 147 Dennis wiuis 145, 108, 120, 143, 147 Bonnie Williams 242 Bruce Williams 65, 186 Deanne Williams 65, 118 Delores Williams 242 Dick Williams 143, 147 Gary Williams 143 George Williams 242 James Williams 65 Richard Williams 65, 121 Richard Wilkinson 129, 242 Gwen Willis 242 Roberta Williams 242 Steve Williams 11. 65, 94, 109, Carol Williamson 65 Adina Wilson 122, 179 Barbara Wilson 7, 65, 114, 177 Catherine Wind 65 Kathy Wind 128, 131 Mrs. Wingerd 18 Bivor Wiren 65, 106 Joy Winston 242 Vivian Wishol 242 Judy Witthum 65 Bob Wolosin 110, 133, 140, 173 Mr. Womack 25 Leslie Wood 243 Mary Woodall 243 Henry Worbetz 243 Susan Wagner 241 Connie Wright 106. 135 M. 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