South Dade High School - Southernaire Yearbook (Homestead, FL)

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Modern Music Masters The Modern Music Masters is a national music honorary society based on scholarship, character, cooperation, leadership, and music ability. The purpose of Tri-M is to foster interest in all phases of musical performance, to provide frequent opportuni- ties for personal musical expression, increase and advance the spirit of musical knowledge and further the reputation of South Dade High School as a music center. Tri-M also sponsors various concerts throughout the year, including the Tri-M Follies. ,....a-44 Mr. Fetterman Sponsor fl V, , f ,' X 1 x l l I L First Flow: Bill Pratt, Paulette Rowe, Kathy Burr, Vice-President, David Magee, Sheldon Lee, Second Row: Kirby Knox,Historian,John Martin,Mary Hickson,President, Janice Abernethy, Treasurer, Susan Thompson, Secretary, Dorothy Bolden.

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Student-Faculty Board The Student-Faculty Board is an organization composed of six faculty members, the administration, the director of student activities, and twelve students. These people strive to better student-teacher relationships and also act on any social or academic crisis which might arise. The Board is responsible for coordinating the many fine assembly programs. A direct project of the Board is the South Dade Student's Creed and the Student Creed plaques. The Student-Faculty Board must approve any student wishing to run for a school office. First Row: Handy McMichael, Gary Meredith Bob Lynn Presiding Officer Debbie Callahan Linda Meyer, Janet Reeves, Kathy Burr, David Magee. Second Row Mr Alexander Mrs Vlhlen MISS STOKES Bob Scisco, Peter Coats, Bill Carmichael. Third Row Mr Anderson Mr Teaster NotP1ctured Marty Neale, Mr. Wilson, Mrs. Huggins, Mr. Harris, Mr Chipley Mrs DeMiIIy Miss Lobban

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The Rebel Marching Band Spaghetti suppers, car washes, Christmas tree sales and soda-pop bottle collections-these are all part of South Dade's band. Of course, between all these money-making projects which finance a trip to Washington D.C. for the Cherry Blossom Festival, the band finds time to give exciting pre-game and half-time shows at each football game, play for concerts, rate a superior at Contest and march in the Pro-Bowl Game. Band members put in much time under the dedicated direction of Mr. Fetterman and many Thursday evenings are spent marching under the leadership of Mary Hickson, drum majorette. The Band and Majorettes display their talents during half-time. Mr. Alan Fetterman REBEL BAND: Donald Beauvais, Diane Bishop, George Blalock, Margo Buchan, Dale Burr, Barbara Burris, Suzie Buzzell, Doug Childers, Beverly Clemons, Barbara Coppola, Jay Dickenson, Vicki Fisher, Alan Ford, Jim Ford, Diane Griffith, Richard Hernandez, Elene Hubbard, William Jenkins, Terry Jones, Eric Kerlley, Bonnie King, Stev Knight, Ronald Lee, Theresa Levy, John Love, John Magee, Darlene Mills, Gregory Mitchell, Dale Mosely, Marty Neale, Stev Nix, Mary Olsen, Jack Overstreet, Michael Pollock, Sally Ramos, Michael Rogers, Cesario Seijas, Mary Sincavage, Ginger Skelton, Curtis Garbett, Don Gillis, Lester Goray, Mary Hickson, Sheldon Lee, Duane Leker, John Martin, Charles Mitchell, Bill Nichols, Jessica Olsen, Alan Poff, Charles Ray, Elon Richards, Paulette Rowe,Gary Sweeting, Rick Abbott, Randall Diel, Mario Ojeda, Nick Small, Rick Timmons, David Eveland, Frank Clifton, Gary Riberdy. M AJ O R E TT E S: Patty BowdeneHead Majorette, Cathy Clark, Rhonda Ballard, Karen Johnson, Georgia London, Helen Masters, Faith Schaffer, Judy Trezona. 50