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

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tx' i:'2f Ann Kenny Ioan Sherman Diane Dotterelli Gail jarvinen Mrs. Elisabeth Hinshaw President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Coordinator C. B. E. The C.B.E. students have a major responsibility in the business world. The objectives of this club CBE members I. Fritz, P. Hurley, B. Smith, K. Halton, B. Athy, S. Reeder, M. Dallas, and D. Yeargley are ready for the Parent-daughter Tea. ROW 1: I. Glover, F. Parker, S. Reedir, Z. Zeider, M. Dallas, K. Holton, D. Yeagley. ROXV 2: I. Post, M. Nesbitt, I. Fritz, I. Sherman, P. Hurley, D. Dotterelli, B. Athy, C. -z are to help the students develop attitudes of ef- ficiency, individual responsibility, and proper Work habits, that will aid them in gaining promotion in their chosen occupation. G. Delgado, B. Prine, S. Zeidner, L. Messana, J. Post, G. Lauliert, F. Parker, I. Glover, and P. Ware leave school to go to work. 5 X if ,Q Jarvinen. ROVV 3: P. WVare, C. Lauhert, L. Messana, A. Kenny, B. Smith. NOT PICTURED: D. Smith Cdeceasedj K. Smith, P. Barrieault, J. Lay, A. Trotta, L. Hailey. i 2 fi ft 2 . 5 f 1 -2 'f as ' 3 T I : 245334 '

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D. C. . Striving Today for Tomorrow,s Successv is the apt motto for the students in Diversified Coopera- tive Training, popularly known as DCT. This pro- gram is one in which students attend school one half of the day, and are employed in the business world the remainder of the day, thus combining instruction with experience. This fine organization works not only for itself, but charitably for others. Among the year's activi- ties on the calendar for these youngsters are their annual County Cooperative Education Day, their Employer-Employee Banquet, the care of an adopted family, and the delivery of Christmas cards. There are many fine organizations in North Miami, but this group of students can hold its head high with pride for its independence and industry. Members of DCT gather on auditorium steps. Listed alphabeticaly, members are: Janet Bednar, Louis Bieder, Joan Chmura, Karen Daum, Meryl Lee Davis, Cloria Feigelman, Davis Helf, Gail Kantor, Jack Lester, Diane Lux, Alicia Marconi, Viena Madison, Barry Mann, Joyce K Officers pictured above are Viena Madison, Treasurer, Lee Marconi, Corresponding Secretary, Clare Sasso, Vice- President, and Judy Smith, President. Not pictured is Diane Sambridge, Recording Secretary. Newman, Pamela Osterreicher, Marie Powell, Irene Pue, Richard Ress, Diane Sambridge, Clare Sasso, Judith Schwebke, Judith Smith, Judith Swope, and Donna Yamo. The advisor is Mrs. Annabelle Schmaus. ff -sa -'- ijg ,,,, ,.

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2544 ,Y 1112 CIE CE CL B The purpose of the Science Club is to promote interest in science and serve as an aid to the science teachers. The major project for the year is the Science Fair. The only requirement for mem- bership in this club is to show SITTING: Mike Sharon, Alva Newman, Suzi Rank, David Sirowi. STANDING: Ray Wilensky, Andy Fox, jay Zimmerman, Ricki Gordon, Harvey Levine, Lonnie Mallov, Mr. Spencer. SLIDE R LE The question of how and why are further pursued by the Slide Rule Club. Members learn the inticracies of multi- plication, division and squar- ing. The powers of numbers are made easier by the slide rule. Mrs. Elizabeth Lynch Sponsor P I 'T v3' v '- ,f KNEELINC: S. Kaplan. FIRST ROW: S. Rank, Marinelli, R. Byrd, R. Cordon, I. Axt, R. Byrd. an interest in science. C. Maysman. SECOND ROW: I