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

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Bible Club Members Learn About God's Word ROW I: Betty Vaughters, Ruthie Thorne, Mrs, Norton, Rose Armstrong, Cathy Wind. ROW 2: Harold Criswell, Bobbie Vickers, Corky Stirman, Nell Harper, Rosanne Upshaw, Sandra Stelfens, John DeVault. Harold Criswell, Chaplain, opens a meeting with devotions. In a panel discussion, John DeVault recognizes Ruthie Thorne. Other panel members are Eddie Green, Bobbie Vickers and San- dra Steffens. 131 Through prayer and Bible study, the Bible Club strives to give its membgfs a closer re- lationship with God. 5 Members Carry their Bibles to school and often use them in small group study. By having speakers, panel discussions, and personal testimonies Bible Club members learn more about what is contained in Godis word. Oflicers, Cathy Wind, Vice-Presidentg John DeVault, Presidentg Rose Armstrong: Secretary and Treasurerg Harold Criswell, Chaplaing and Nell Harper, Pro- gram Chairman. admire the Bible Club bulletin display in W-9.

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Science Club Helps School, Communit ROW I Linda F1dler Sumner Maletz, Karen Blonder, Harshberger, Marguerite Mitchell, Mrs. Luck. ROW 3: Karen Eilers Kidd Crawford Susan Altman. ROW 2: Fred Meins, Edwin Thomas, Donald Ross, Dale Gustin, Vicki Whitebook Sherry Mayo Myra Cohen, Mary Jo Greer Edmunds, Stuart Kaufman, Russell Norell, Mary Jo Harshberger, recording secretary, Karen Blonder, corresponding secretary, Kidd Crawford vice-president, Sumner Maletz, treasurer, and Karen Eilers, Pres- ldent prepare for an experiment. The North Miami Science Club,s aim is to create an interest in science in stu- dents and to help the school and com- munity in scientific endeavors. As an organization, it assists the sci- ence department in sponsoring the sci- ence fair and makes Held trips to a variety of places of science within the county. Meetings are highlighted by a speaker, either a guest or from the group itself. 130 In the biology lab, Sherry Mayo, Fred Meines, Dale Gustin and Sue Altman work with white rats.

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Slide Rule Club Promotes se of Slide Rule Officers Patti Hunt, secretary, Ken Klare, President, George Petruff, Vice-President, and Tim Burnich, Treasurer, work a super slide rule. ROW I: Leonard Wolfer, Romolo Raffo, Carolyn Maysman, Patti Hunt, Sherry Mayo, Nelson Southard. ROW 2: Robert Siegal, Joe Marinelli, Greer Edmunds, Allen Inglima, Tom Hrach, Don Murray. ROW 3: Ken Klare, George Petruff, Tim Burnich, Charles Graffam. Anyone is welcome at any time to a meeting of ited use in the classroom. the Slide Rule Club. Organized to promote and de- Under the guidance of Mrs. Lynch, members velop the use of the slide rule, the club oifers an learn how to use the slide rule in all forms of math opportunity for students to become more eflicient from multiplication and division to trigonometry. with the instrument than is possible with only lim- D. C. T. Combines Work, School, Home Life DCT officers are: Judy Boone, sec- retary, John Randall, vice-president and state parliamentarian, Pat In- nemee, President, Judy Oldham, Treasurer. ROW I: Adrienne Kubay, Judy Oldham, Janice Tyree. ROW 2: Elizabeth Smith, J-ohn Randall, Frank Cohen, Pat Innemee, Cindy Gordon, Dennis Daunhauef, Barbara Kelley. ROW 3: Connie Gjersten, Pat Jones, Edward Mealey, Lois Crane, Judy Boone. ROW 4: Gary Eberley, Larry Taylor, Pat Cummings, Kathi McCarren, Janette Damm, Gary Prokson. The DCT Club introduces the average student to employee banquet, and takes part in a county con- the business world. In putting work, home, and vention for DCT. school life together, members learn responsibility Jobs held by members range from bank work and and maturity. nursing to receptionists and mechanics. DCT sponsors an annual dance, has an employer-