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

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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

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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

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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