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

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,Vik ., . Zvi! . . f 1 Members of the Girls Athletic Association are: L. Sarone, L. Lewis, G. Bogart, B. Kline, G. Cheny, C. Altenbaugh, A. Freedman, L. Garrett, I. Klein, B. Latt, S. Perdue, L. Coffee, he 'Z , .. fg . ' nil 13. ., P. Hamilton, M. Shopmaker, D. Cline, L. Anzolone, S. Lavae, G. Boarer, S. Alt and R. Haas. GAA Teoches,Principles of Physical Fitness Girls are kept in tip-top shape through the Girls Athletic Association. Girls who are interested in sports such as volleyball, basketball, and softball comprise GAA's membership. Many of these girls who are interested in officiating take tests to quali- fy. Several of our girls have taken this test and are now certified volleyball officials. During the course of the year these girls have brought many honors back to North Miami High in their winning of the tournaments. G.A.A.'s officers pose in front of school. Girls, championship volleyball team poses for picture after tournament. Many of our girls are now qualified as volleyball officials.

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VH , ,, 1 we Tri-G sweetheart, Gale Wiseman, gives a pretty smile to our photographers. Tri-G's Display Interest in Gymnastics Tri-G is the Gymnastic Honorary society at North Miami Senior High. People Who Wish to become members must have a 2.8 scholastic aver- age. The clubis program is divided into tvvo areas: Gymnastics, which includes the competitive field, and Gymkanas Where members display their show- manship abilities. Throughout the year, Tri-G plans and produces many shows, They have often participated in half time shows at our school. This year they spon- sored a dance and entered a float in the home- coming parade. M 7 . 5 ft? Tri-G officers are: Betti Hettel, Gale Wiseman, Chris' Winters, Torn H oneycutt, and Sue Shaw. kai, ff, T 6 f- 'wmeia V. f . We Tri- G plans first Gymkana show. ROW ONE-G. Wiseman, Mr. Cicio, Sponsor. ROW TVVO-T. Honeycutt, K. Schroder, J. Blackstock, E. Doyle, D. Smart. ROW THREE-C. Winters, B. Het- tel, S. Stroemer, S. Shaw. in A-ai! PA, f

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if ff? YW ROW ONE: P. Zarcone, B. Fallin, M. Hughes, T. McCar- ren, A. Fabrizio, A. Pasteur, J. Mussello. ROW TWO: L. Simpson, C. Blankenshein, B. Gibson, I. McColgin, K. Eger, R. Wright, M. Russell, D. Edney, C. Mullins, K. Curan, M. Arnett. ROW THREE: I. Dever, C. Wilkins, M. Neathery, J. Winters, Mrs. Klingmeyer, D. Dionne, M. Pesekow, N. McCaffery, P. Biggs. Library Club Makes Readers Become Leaders Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Klingmeyer, these students render daily service to the student body and the faculty. The.Library Club members participate in many activities during the year: they plan a Homecoming Marlene Pesekow and Mary Nethery sheloe books so readers may find them quickly and easily. 112 412142 g 1 1 . ,rrk . -, float, elect state officers, and attend a yearly con- vention at Leesburg, Florida. Requirements for membership are work in the library, an average of 2.0 and a courtious and co- operative attitude. . iii' . if :.1X'f .,.-' YM- 5, 2 W ,W X. ,rn - . k XX , t W Nr 9 t .- XX- t s .lpp i, . y p wi, If , ' -' S- f i Q an if 41773 ,X ,. ie . rs :V w Y. assi, -. . Y' Q, . .-,,. ,Q Mrs. Klingmeyer, Roberta Wright, President, Martha Arnett, County Parliamentariang Linda Simpson, Secretary, Gail Blankenshein, Vice President, and Carol Curan, Treasurer. We make readers become leaders is the motto of the Library Club.