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

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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.

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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