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

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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

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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

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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