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

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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.

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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.

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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.