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

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-fs 4 Junior members of the Honor Garde are CKNEELINGD: L. Wulf, M. Willer, S. Shullrnan, L. Nordfonn, G. Ashman, B. Spengler, L. Matteni, L. Beck, L. Kutun, S. Swettman, P. Casey, S. Cashon, C. Baldwin, M. Boza, C. Ogle, K. D. Thomas, N. Ricciardelli, S. Rose, R. Garry, G. Noble, Kidd, N. Wutz, M. Zaas, B. Sachs, K. Murray, and S. N. Stuck, and C. Zappolo. CSTANDINGD: D. Gomez, Albury. ,-..,... S at-. I Y I am ff..f..L. f ...A Senior members of the Garde are: B. Schoenberger, I. I. Hoschar, D. Sorenson, captain, M. Elmore, I. George, Hemingway, I. Gilbert, M. Litvan, D. Denning, L. Sudit, I. L. Weinberg, P. Frizzell, second lieutenant, C. Webb, and Gennusa, D. Smith, first lieutenant, R. Liss, C. Norton, S. ParSl0W. Susan Fine is the senior manager of the Honor The Color Garde members include: Carol Godt, color sergeant, Pat Garde. Casey, Polly Snowden, Carol Baldwin, Mercedes Boza, and Bonny Sachs. I-:fl ' 7 2 lg as

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HONOR GARDE OFFICERS ARE: Dorothy SENIOR DRUMMERS ARE: Diane Wulff, Doris Warren, Aronson, Captain, Diane Smith, First Lieu- Martina Abdella and joan'Koppelrnan. tenant, Pamela Frizzell, Second Lieutenant, Carol Godt, Color Sergeant. Honor Garde sweetheart Diane Denning gives Honor Garde 'Top Kick' Hon Villela a kiss. X Honor Garde Promotes School Spirit The crowds cheer when Honor Garde marches on the field. For each of our football games they present' a new drill. North Miarniis Honor 'Garde is known throughout the state for their precise, intricate routines. During their sophomore year, there is a train- ing period for all eligible girls. They must main- tain a 3.0 average during their training period and future years to come if they are chosen for the Garde. The girls are selected for their character, leadership and ability. Each year Honor Garde sells candy to raise money for the senior girls trip. They also sell boost- er pins to bolster school spirit. ROW ONE: D. Wulff, D. Warren, M. Abdella, I. Koppel- P. Snowden, P. Frizzell, C. Godt, S. Parslow, D. Smith, man, M. Elmore, B. Schoenberger, I. Hemingway, I. Gen- D. Denning, L. Weinberg, C. Webb, I. George, I. Gil- nusa, L. Sudit, M. Litvan, R. Liss, J. Hoscher, D. Aronson, bert, C. Norton. 5 4- 1- 5 3 ff 1, 5 ? . 1

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LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Breton, K. Broe, E. Breton, M. Newman, C. Luksa, K. Hazelrigg, K. Geller, M. Swindell, D. Lessner, and M. Stratigos stand at attention for the Alma Mater. Cheerleaders Promote The Frienclliest School in The World Cheerleaders are chosen each spring on the basis of coordination, ability, voice, pep, personal- ity, jumps, and poise. They also must maintain a 2.8 average. Annual projects include the sale of jinx dolls, spirit tags, and North Miami Pioneer sweatshirts. The cheerleaders keep time to the band music, I r 106 ' It is often said that the spirit of our students has helped our teams win many games and events. Our cheerleaders are always there to lead the students and encourage the team. They help to promote school spirit with their cheers and build good sportsmanship. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Geller, football co-captain, Mrs. Kulka, sponsor, Diane Lessner, basketball co-cap- tain, Michelle Newman, captain.