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

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Mr. Niles discusses the last edition of the Pioneer with Steve Grisillo and Elaine Edwards. Iris kBorrok, Linda Keller, and Bob Howard, get ready to wor . Jane Ahele, Marylinda Bull, and Evelyn Allred write head- ak f Kathy Wells draws ad layouts. Maxine Levine counts the number of words in order to ob tain the correct spacing for a story. lines. :a,9 1 5, ,,i,i , .,, 115

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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.

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THE SPANISH CLUB members are: ROW ONE: A. Erviti, H. Lane, E. VVax, E. Vidaillet, T. Cox, S. Rank, A. Figuera, D. Torres, A. Kern. ROW TWO: D. Gomez, T. Giovanelli, M. Taines, I. Benis, S. Finver, S. Martine, M. Abalo, I. Zeizew, S. Sigmond, D. Shoemaker, L. Kuten P. Puckett, S. Rainess. ROW THREE: D. Minin, M. Boza, 7 2'5 I. Bookhultz, P. Chaiken, C. Pack, I. Grunder, C. Aguirre, K. Geller, I. Kopelman, S. Albury, S. Raif, M. Monashkin, K. Heller, B. Alexander. ROW FOUR: L. Rovell-Rixx, C. Cestagalli, N. Brown, M. Harris, P. Rubenstein, K. Brothman, M. Goldberg, 1. Mandell, R. Fine, I. Kozel, H. Snyder, G. Contreares, and Mrs. Hand, sponsor. Spanish EnCOUraQeS German Club Promotes Latin American Friendship The Spanish Club, under the direction of Mrs. Hand, promotes interest in the Spanish language and the Latin American countries. 'clnternational friendship through Spanishv is shown in the students, eagerness to acquaint the student body with Spanish customs in a Pan Amer- ican Day program. Members must have complete one year of study iii the Spanish language to be eligible for member- s ip. GERMAN CLUB members are, ROW ONE: R. Quint, G. Johnston, R. Murray, I. Brogran. ROW TWO: R. Colton, R. Walenga, S. Katz, S. Shaw, A. Friedman, R. Interest in German Culture Deutchland und Amerika hand mit anderen handv CGermany and America, hand in handj is motto of the German Club, Whose purpose is to' promote interest in German culture and to develop Sprach Gefuhllv Membership is determined by the studentis in- terest in the culture and language of Germany or his enrollment in the German class. Originated in 1959, the club, under the guidance of Mrs. Burke, displays the students, interest in conquering the ever-present language and cultural barriers of the countries of the world. Russell, S. Kass. ROW THREE: S. Kaplan, J. Seretsky, S. Cantrell, E. Donnerstein, B. Gorlin, E. Kaplan, S. Weidinger.