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

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.5 Audio Visual assistants ure. ROW ONE- B. O enheim, ROW THREE: Mrs. Harris, B. Brosius, R. Bosse, R. Davis, ' f ' ' PP . C. Schwerin, D. Klug, L. Keller, B. Schafer. ROW TWO: S. Netzler, T. Canfield, A. Karch, M. Neatherly, Mr. Com. D. King, B. Jeffers, I. Arnato, C. Atwood, D. Newman. Audio - Visuol Aides Augment Teocher Instruction Our Steering Committee consists of Wayne Virag, Elaine Boryk, Mr. Bullington, Carol Kratman, Miss Hill, and Stanley Hanson. The Audio-Visual department is one of the busi- est organizations at North Miami High. It is re- sponsible for operating our motion picture ma- chines and slide projectors. Whether a class wants a tape recorder, or a record player, the Audio- Visual department will aid them. Steering Committee Assists in Testing The Steering Committee of North Miami High consists of two students from both the junior and senior classes who are interested in guidance work as a career. These students are under the direction of Miss Hill, who is in charge of our general testing program, and Mr. Bullington, head of the Guidance De- partment. These students assist in the major testing programs of our school and in the annual College Night. 113

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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.

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Carol Pobletts, Elaine Edwards, Steve Grisillo work out the page layouts for the next edition of the Pioneer The Pioneer,' Keeps Us Abreost of School News The Pioneer , a bi-weekly newspaper published by the Journalism II students of North Miami Sen- ior High, under the direction of Mr. Carl Niles and the leadership of Elaine Edwards and Steve Grisillo, the co-editors of the publication. Mr. Carl Niles, advisor, looks over the editorial page. 'I14 Many long hours have been spent interviewing, writing stories, copy reading, taking pictures, count- ing headlines, soliciting ads, and general detail work in order to entertain, instruct, inform, and to report and accurately interpret all the events of the year for the student body. Marian F lam and Pat O'Leary pause from their o0py-read- ing.