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

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5 QQ-.akgf i i I Y .,,. - jackie Caster-l Diana Auretti Sue Smith Kay- llyf-f I Y G Clflffeffeif A 4 'NN Under the direction of Jackie Casteel the Pion- fl ettesn are at their best ever. Their routines are more ii't 'V-ik difficult. and they practice every afternoon until work y if is at perfection. This year the position of lieutenant i Wl,' 5 has been deseryingly appointed to Kay Dyer. A new p office. choreographer, has been added and is held by S il Bunny XYilliams. , l ADJ GK v D3 a . fav'-r4p1':M J9m ' Each year -the Plonettes twirl at football halftirnes tt , ' but in addition, they march in the Orange Bowl Parade i ii! A X and Came, District and State Contest, and this year took x ,fd part in some pro-football shows. Aileen McSheclian Irene Papendick jackie Casteel sweetheart, and David it L Holler 'fxiaiorcttc Mister. Marcia Traband Bonnie Brickman Bunny YVilliams A ,X P Nlaric Barber +P! Ei at A 1

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NIENIBENS, LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROXV: Sunnie kenbakken, Barry Harris, Dick XVebb, Grier Edmonds, Taylor. Becky Smith, Dianne Davidson, Johanna Hild- Louis Colborn, Charles jolly, Ronald Sands, Armand La- ring, Karen Dyer. Sue Smith, Diane Patterson, Mary Valle, joe Marinelli, Tina SL1lliV2lH- FRONT ROW1 ltayder. Fran Phillips, Sandy Stout, Sherry Mayo, Shir- Diane Denning, Sandy Tellion, Janice Bernstein, Mar- ley Vaughters. Cathy XVatts, Carol Van Brooklin. SEC- garet Georges, Pat Larson, Bunny VVilliams, Carolyn OND ROXY: Carolyn Alson, Bill Brennan, Dennis Sil- Coleridge. 0C!el l'l uziic Wa5ferd The Modern Music Masters exists in order to foster a greater and continued interest in solo, ensemble, band, orches- tral, and choral performance, to encour- age better and more discriminating hab- its in listening to and in the performance of musical literature, to provide wider and more frequent opportunities for per- sonal musical expression in the schools, churches, civic organizations, and social service clubs of our community, to in- crease and advance the spirit of good music and musical knowledge and fur- ther the reputation of our school as a BACK ROYY. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Pat Larson, Treasurer, Louis Colborn, IIlLlSiC center. ltr-cording Secretary, Shirley Vaughters. Corresponding Secretary. FRONT HONY: Armand l.aValle, President, Ronald Sands, Vice-l'r4-sident. Poge One Hundred Eighty-One