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

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. 4 - , V , fav- 5. . ,L ini? 1,230 Zim vi 4 G :ii 1 A- 6' ' ,' W, 1: ritflw . .,A. . fs.',-awie. ymfffx .f' 4 1 an l Barbara Schoenberger Handling the money for a class is one of the many tasks which Barbara Schoenberger has under- taken in the last three years. She is also treasurer of Beta. She has Worked hard to serve her school and community through Honoria, Student Council, and Honor Garde. Barbara is active in her re- ligious youth group and was a volunteer for the Multiple Sclerosis Society. Among the honors which she has obtained are being a graduation Herald and a finalist for the Foreign Exchange Student Program. 196 Dennis Wightman Serving his school With pride is Dennis Wight- man, Student Council president. Dennis has worked efficiently as sophomore class president, junior class representative, member of the Inter-Club Council, Career Day chairman, and as a Key Club member to make the school life more interesting throughout the years. Out of school, Dennis enjoys sports and music. He is an active member of the young people's society at his church and he was one of the six boys to attend Boy's State from our school. .7 L 1 ..

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Dianne Patterson Always smiling, gay and lighthearted is Dianne Patterson, president of Sorrota. She has worked to better the school through the Student Council as Inter-Club Council representative and Student Council Representative. Her interest in music is expressed in her membership in Marching Band and Concert Band. Dianne has done extensive work in her church's Sunday School. Alan Levan Dependable, and diligent in his work, Alan Levan has been noted for his fine Work with the National Forensic League and Thespians. Alan was on the Inter-Club Council and secretary of publicity on the Student Council. Alan is the president of his youth group at his temple, and the junior Achieve- ment of Greater Miami. He was elected Mayor and Senator at Boyis State and vice-president of South Eastern Speech and Drama Institute. Alan has also received many first-place awards in public speaking. E 195

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,i Q Q if Aw ' 1 +2 ,,,,,. ,. We. fa 3,-ff -- - Representatives of Boys' State and Girls' State are: Mary Lipscomb, Alan Levan, Bob Labbe, Dennis Wightman, Paul Gysan, Frank jones, jay Beskind, and Joanne Hoschar. Students Receive Practical Governmental Experience at Boys' ancl Girls' State By observing how our government functions, students can better appreciate their democratic government. The finest way a high school student may accomplish this is by being a delegate to Boys, or Girls, State. From our delegates to Girls, State, Mary Lips- comb Was elected Supreme Court Iustice and Jo- anne Hoschar was a representative to the House of Representatives. Mary Lzpscomh and Joanne Hoschar hold Girls' State Pennant. Alan Levan was elected mayor and senator, and Iay Beskind held the offices of councilman and senator at Boys' State. The democratic spirit of nomination and election Was foremost through sessions of Boys' and Girls' State. jay Beskind, Frank jones, and Alan Levan show off their Boys' State shirts and caps. austra- 197