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

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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

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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

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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