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

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,f ' 1 Mrs. Hicks, H. Deutsch, M. Solomon, A. Levan, S. Burns, nick. ROW TWO: H. Fox, I. Looney, K. Barish, H. Borden V. Levin, R. Messinger, D. Milman, L. Hoban, R. Bud- W. Greenwald, E. Milmore, L. Shoot, M. Storace. National Forensic League Members Gain Poise Through Speaking To train the students in effective speaking and leadership in a democratic country are the goals of the National Forensic League. Griginated in 1955 under the sponsorship of Mrs. Hicks, the N.F.L. members participate in many local and out-of-town activities. This year some members have attended the state Student Con- gress at Florida State, a Discussion Conference at the University of Florida, and the State National Forensic League Tournament at Stetson Universi- OFFICERS OF N.F.L. are: Keith Barish, President, Mike Solomon, Corresponding Secretary, Roberta Messinger, ty. This group is also in charge of the Forensic Follies show at our school in which all of our clubs participate. Each year they have a pickle sale, and maintain the Speakers Bureau in which prom- inant people come to our school assemblies and talk. Members must -maintain a 2.6 average for mem- bership and earn 25 credit points in competitive speech activities. Recording Secretary, Vivian Levin, Vice President, and Mike Storace, Treasurer.

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LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST RONV: P. Adelson, I. Paskal, M. Levine, S. WVitus, M. Schnieder, R. Hocfelson, P. Sedersky, M. Horne. SECOND ROVV: D. Pasquini, S. Baer, C. Levin, P. VVinters, K. Kent, I. Hirsch, M. Fellrnan, D. Thespions Promote Thespians, a society dealing with the drama, proposes to help those with an interest in the theater. This year they produced a musical in addition to two other outstanding plays. They have participated in other outstanding festivals at the University of Miami. The students joining Thes- pians must have achieved ten points by Working in plays or backstage, this ensures a true interest in drama, and these students will Work for the club. . Their motto is KAct Well your part, for therein the honor liesf' It is Worthy of the hard Work and devotion these talented students display. Ed Dortrwrstein, Steffi Baer, and Perry Schift show how a rehearsal can become very lively. Wolf. THIRD ROW: R. Knapp, S. Cloger, E. Donner- stein, C. Todd, Mrs. Davis, D. Cathy, C, Samuelson, P. Scheift, L. Winston, A. Levan. Interest In Acting Paula Winters, Steffi Baer, and Perry Schift relax before a rehearsal. Z

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? s li 5 5 SENIOR MEMBERS, ROW ONE: Mr. Williams, Jules Zucker, Jay Beskind, Claudio Aquirre, Ellen Geneson, Ioan Koppelman, Barbara Schoenberger, Tina Sullivan, Vicki Greenberg, Ellen Stem, Diane Denning. ROW TWO: Bob Corrado, Marcia Elmore, Roberta Liss, Lynn Vega- san Fine, Lois Herberholtz, Marlene Monashkin, Diane Levinson, Ronnie Rudnick, Sheri Rarback, Judy Katz. ROW THREE: Dan Kesden, Dennis Opresko, Neil Cot- teherer, Steve Kaplan, Marvin Harris, Peter Rubenstein, Eddie Goldman, Ronnie Crowell, John Citron. Beta Recognizes Scholarship This year Beta has two sponsors, Mr. Murrell and Mr. K. Williams. Under their leadership the members strive to create enthusiasm for scholar- ship, encourage development of character, render service, and promote leadership. Requirements for membership are rigid: a 3.6 scholastic average for the previous semester in all school studies, participation in significant extra- curricular activities, and demonstration of quali- Beta members work hurriedly to prepare for the Home- coming Parade. ...a.. . ,,, ,vy K ..,, , I ,V . ,. :Lk V? E, ties of leadership. Membership shall be based upon honor, character, scholarship, creditable achievement and commendable attitude. Beta sponsors Better English Day, Student Cov- ernment Day, the Foreign Exchange Carnivalbdig confetti sale, and the mistletoe sale. They also publish the Honor Roll and present the Distin- guished Scholar Award to outstanding seniors. Beta's sponsor, Mr. XfVilliams.