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

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Admiring one another are Y-Teens sweethearts, Vicki Stark and Bill Coleman. Iudi Hirsch, Roberta Herbert, and Nancy Wurty are placing notices on the clip board. Y-Teen members, Karen Ross, Mina Donner, and Mary Bennet greet stu- dents at the main entrance. ! I F f-ww' 5 piwfffff' 1 K i Ji

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Y-Teen girls welcome a new member into the club. Y-TEEN officers are: Marilyn Litvan, Treasurer, Roberta Liss, Corresponding Secretary, Barbara Phipps, Recording Secretary, Judy George, President, lst semester, Io Lipari, President 2nd semester. Mrs. Steinberg is the sponsor. Y-Teens Build Fellowship Through Foith Y-Teens is an interest club with a two-fold pur- pose. They build up fellowship of girls, and try to realize the ideals of personal and social living to which we our committed by our faith. In this endeavor they seek to understand Cod, to share His love for all people, and to grow in the knowl- edge and love of Cod. THE Y-TEEN members shown above are, FRONT ROW: R. Liss, I. Lipari, V. Stark, B. Coleman, I. George, B. Phipps, M. Litvan. SECOND ROW: I. Bennett, K. Mur- ray, L. NVeinberg, K. Geller, L. Walker, B. Sachs, C. This year Y-Teens participated in a potato chip sale, Valentine Lollipop sale, and held a Mother- Daughter Banquet. To become a member of Y-Teens a girl must have a 3.0 average and two teaeheris recommen- dations. Luska, L. Beck, I. Rossman, I. Cox. THIRD ROW: L. Weber, S. Hartman, C. Kratman, C. Bennett, S. Storms, T. Weigle, J. Abele, L. Bockhold, K. Broe, Mrs. Steinberg.

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aa., ,. , 'ie Fred Frances, Tri-Hi-Y sweetheart, and M ary Stratigos, Hi-Y sweetheart, spend a quiet afternoon together discussing joint projects. FIRST ROW: G. Phillips, M. McGowan, C. Agudo, F. Francis, I. Castoro, R. Papale, C. Altenbaugh. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ketzel, D. Cahill, S. Kirk, L. Long, D. Miller, B. Onove, K. Lind, C. Moore, R. Hellman, R. Mastropaole, TRI HI Y OFFICERS ARE QKNEELINCD: Jean Castoro, President, Geneva Phillips, Chaplain, Mary McGowan, Treasurer, CSTANDINCJ: Mrs. Ketzel, Sponser, Rose Ma- rie Papale, Corresponding Secretary, Carmen Agudo, Vice President, and Carol Altenbaugh, Recording Secretarv. Tri-Hi-Y Girls Uphold Christian Character To uphold a high standard of Christian Charac+ terv is the purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y girls. Throughout our school and community Tri-Hi-Y involves itself with projects. A hayride was among their main activities during the first of the year. The Tri-Hi-Y has also participated in a car Wash and a pizza sale. 4 Mrs. Ketzle, as the school sponser of the club, with Mr. Overton from the Y.M.C.A, guides the girls in Y. M. C. A. ideals. Mr. Overton also ac- companies the clubis representatives on the State Convention. G. Rogers, N. Santos, P. Mills. THIRD ROW: V. Martin, P. Anderson, E. XfVilson, P. O'Crady, B. Novay, C. Pettry, R. Wilson, A. Kunz, T. Lee, J. Leonard, I. Terrier, C. Campbell. Wiiilif' ullunq