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

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. E 2 E devoted teachers, who have a special message to convey, and with classmates, who have 'shared many of our experiences, that has colored and en- riched our lives. XVe never realize how much the presence of others means until we think of our- selves as being alone. North Miami has offered us her greatest treas- ure-a store of friendships. It is an inexhaustible store of happiness which will never be fully drained. It is happiness resulting from friendships we were glad to make and will be proud to keep in memory of our years at the friendliest school in the world. I l I Framed in the doorways, reflected from the tranquil surface of the Senior Pond, and meeting you as you turn a corner in the hall are the faces of the people who make this the living school. People are the warmth, friendliness, and per- sonality of North Miami. Can you imagine what a school would be like if you were the only student I and your teachers were the only teachcrsP How would you feel if you were the sole member of the graduating classP Taking these associates away from us is the same as removing our joy, our sor- row, and. our problems. It is our association with L Q I I l I 4

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We will always remember our Foreign Exchange student, Sten Lilholt. - .- .Z gui!! oz emorg The Green Cheerleaders at the Powder Puff game keep the crowd in good spirits. Z 'Ms m X Homecoming floats were a big attraction at the homecoming game.

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' - -, ,. , A .r . , J, V sift ' 7 My 3. A 97 5-as ww, i H 1 . I an Friendships that last a lifetime are made on our Senior walk. Music filled the November night as a sparkling crown rested on the blonde curls of Miss Carol Collins, Homecoming Queen. Seniors cheered in the main hall and sang the Alma Mater after our victory over Miami Jackson. Enchanting music drifted across the sands of Tahiti Beach and were swallowed by the vast sea before us at the Luau. Standing room was at a minimum as We cheered the Pioneers to an overtime victory over Miami High in our gym. Big events and small compose An important one heads for the basket. ., - ' ' X 555 Q QM Y. ii x the song we sing as we near the end of a wonder- ful year. W'e have found pleasures awaiting us through- out the year. NVe have shared in the fun and festivities of many events. XVe tore the pages off our calendar and on them were magical dates-the Edison game, the Christmas Ball, and the prom. XVe have walked through the halls and smiled at the people who have helped to make this a most memorable year. Yes, the music of laughter, of merriment, and of life was on our lips as We thril- led to never-to-be-forgotten moments. Come on, you Pioneers - Beat Edison Ll ' Qfffefff af' 17