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

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'vi All ,Wi '440 hoe mi. 'UHQRAL i Irene Rosenwasser makes Claudio Aguirre an Hon- Clfludw, .llldy Bllfkfnd and DOH Hamm P0-99 df fm orary Anchor Admiral. Afwlwf social. Ioan Sieslwlz, Mercedes Boza, Ioyce Schwartz and Terry Shapiro enjoy themselves at an Anchor meeting. Anchofs sweetheart for this year, Miss Judy Clauclio talks to the Anchor girls at a Baskind. meeting- ft 4' fn? I X X vw T j 67 I

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. . X f 'X f I fx!! ffffffyf J 6 Q . . 4' 4 K A . 'uma IZ i x, ' 'wx 3 f' 5 4, f V fiw ' 59. M ' . iff , Q. ' 4 xx - , Y N- f'w...,' 1 e.,-.sf ay ' . ',,', .- . L' 'f fi F551 '- 7 ROW ONE: M. Zaas, B. Hall, C. Aguirre, I. Baskind, I. Rosenwasser, D. Hansill, G. Petrie, L. Lewis. ROW TWO: D. Davidson, I. DiChiara, I. Lazarus, D. Kandel, I. Schwartz, V. Mann, I. Seisoltz, T. Shapiro, B. Davis. ROW THREE: D. Milman, C. Graber, L. Bucci, R. Wil- son, K. Broroz, D. Gomez, M. Boza. Anchor Strives to Serve Serving their school and community are the members of Anchor Club, now ending their fourth year at North Miami High. Maintaining a 2.8 av- erage, the girls develop iniative, prepare for the duties of citizenship, and learn to cooperate with others. Working under their motto, i'Anchored We Hold, the members hold bake sales, help with the United F und, Cancer, and Tuberculosis drives, and sponsor Health Week. Anchor placed in the Homecoming Float contest this year, and also take part in many other activities around the school to promote spirit. An honorary member of Anchor is this year's foreign exchange student from Chile, Claudio Aguirre. Anchor Club members also go to hospitals and homes for the aged to entertain the patients by singing and reading. Brenda Hall, Recording Sec., Gail Petrie, Vice-Pres.: Irene Rosenwasser, Pres., Linda Lewis, Recording Sec., Moreen Zaas, Treasurer.

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t PAUSING ON THE DAVISON PATIO ARE: QSEATEDD Albasi, J. LoBianco, Bob Glasberg, Vicki Stark, K. Sandy, D. Scola, S. Sherman, C. Barett, I. Cartledge, L. Keller. and D. Torres. KVSTANDINGD P. Snowden, L. Casbarro, P. Forman, P. Civinette Members Combine Efforts for Worthwhile Projects Civinettes, the sister club of jr. Civitan, under the guidance of Miss Veling, combine their efforts in many Worthwhile projects. The decoration of the goal posts at football games and the mainte- nance of our Senior Pond are some of the services rendered by the club to the school. They take part in the annual sale of Claxton Fruit Cake and sell green and grayv shakers which are displayed at our football games. In conjunction with their ef- forts to serve the school, Civinettes provide an annual Teachers Tea. The most important requirements for joining are good citizenship, character, a 2.8 scholastic average, a 3.0 citizenship average, and a desire to serve the school and community. v 68 Diane Wiiif, Doris Warren, and Linda Keller are seen washing out the Senior Pond. This is one of Civinettes many projects.