Nova High School - Olympian Yearbook (Davie, FL)

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Now open before you is the result of many long hours of work .... the 1965 OLYMPIAN. Preparing this year's book came under the direc- tion of editor Paula Nelson and sponsor Miss Gloria Gall. And into that preparation went the energies and toil of the entire staff! Layout editors Peggy Brozicevic and Wally Har- per, copy editor Patty Bennett, photography editor Doreen Betz, and business manager Sterling Holmes. Section editors: sports, Fletcher Allen, organiza- tions, Vicki McCoy, classes, Sue Whaley and Carol Nasher, administration, Laurie Schecter. From September to May the staff labored, espe- cially as publishing dates drew near. Extra hours were spent before and after school, Saturdays and nights in completion of the book. The only product for this work is in your hands. We trust you will enjoy it! y