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

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. . ' '- fxso . ..,,.: Q Q t Q -D 11 Q : ' H 'v I '.kk . I Q .,L, ' K Nancy Keyes Sue Clifford jane Rohrback President Vice President Recording Secretary l 1 Jil, li' 2 , l Q.-l,, 1. ' if .V tsl f.,. r 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Geller, Sharon Gershin, Beverly Dickerson, jimmy Sickler,' Lee Schichtel, Bonni Ranch, Kathie Evers, Susan Clifford. T Q . fi Q at is a .. If by rf! 1: o Trf r at ' 1 ti. 1 : m . iWg ' F 'ee' Q if L i Kathie Evers Jeanie Scanlan Corresponding Secretary Treasurer SIRE A An interest club at North Miami, Sirena is composed of members of the swim team and those exceptionally in- terested in supporting North Miami's Swim team. The goal of Sirena is to send the best swim team possible to win the state meet for North Miami. Besides their projects to raise money, they devote much time and energy to helping the unfortunate. Their en- thusiastic team spirit is an inspiration to all. ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathie Evers, Bonni Ranch, VVeeks, jimmy Sickler, Jeanie Scanlan, Sharon Gershin, Jane Rohrback, Beverly Dickerson, ROXV 2: Barbara Wein- lNIerrY Selig, Sherri Hoffenberg, Nancy Keyes. stein, Susan Clifford, Kathy Geller, Lee Schichtel, Florence x , , 'zz

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SITTING: P. Fortman, K. Johnson, P. Hepp, I. Zimmer- man. STANDING: K. Hutchinson, T. Petras, C. Carter, I. Sheaks, I. LaMontaigne, M. Bryson, I. Sickler. DRAKES Promoting school spirit, and publi- cizing the swim team are among the many aims of the Drakes. Since its beginning at North Miami four years ago, this boys' social organization has raised money each year for the state swimming meet. They have many parties and dances, to celebrate their many swim meet victories. jim Sickler Ted Petrus President Vice-President F1 sv 7' . .. xv ctr I X-4 136 j Pete Hepp Recording Secretary W' 1 4hmwv Quanta-lan

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07655, rm-ax. t 'if Row 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Lynn, R. Koenig, D. C-atto, M. Ross, B. Friedlander, M. Soloman. ROW 2: I. Volluck, H. VVechsler, M. Catto, C. Lawn, D. Weinstein, B. Crown. ROXV 3: Mr. Basnett, M. Goldberg, A. Klien, Unity for Service is the motto of Junior Ex- change Service Club. Before applicants may be considered for membership, they must have a 3.0 scholastic average and exhibit outstanding qualities of leadership. Some of their projects include sup- pling homecoming decorations, distributing spirit tags, and providing soft drinks for the cheerleaders ev X fl --lf uf iv , ,L Margaret Gatto, jr. Exchange Sweetheart H1 E. Donnerstein, H. Sher, S. Cowan, J. Wand, M, Lieber- man. NOT PICTURED: D. Gustin, S. Lowe, H. -Festoff, R. Herbert, R. Fingerhut, S. Shapiro. at football games. The club also sponsors the an- nual Not just Another Dancev in the fall. Junior Exchange's biggest fund raising project this year was the swanki-nap sale. Reigning over this sale was Miss Swanki-nap, Miram Lefkowitz. Howie VVechsler and Barry Crown display junior Exchange ban- ner.