Southwest Miami High School - Aquila Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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lets Soar in Field of Science Traveling through the field of sci- ence was the Junior Engineering Technological Society fJ.E.T.S.D. This international science club visited such places as the Planetarium where they viewed a lazer show and Cape Canaveral, where they watched a space launch. Competitions were held county- wide, including a match at the Uni- versity of Miami against other high schools. Continuing his responsibilities as J.E.T.S. sponsor was Dr. Samuel Meyer. Club president, Andrea Blum and vice-president, Lourdes Rodri- guez led the way for a successful year of science. Wx., I , . ' ffffl a' Andrea Blum . . . what's that you're sniffing? 4 rr-3 ' , AA.,-uv 'rd '7 - x, Clara is satisfied as she looks over her work. J E T S Club members compete against other schools in the field of science ZOOXCLUBS

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fl'1Iif'i 5 ?1 if ' 5. . ., Thespian members acting their age? jj 'Sf' -. ,il f ., Tk If -- 5 1 .,,.:,L 1 . , M ,, .N V i Q' . f . if , I . 1 , A n ' 4' a-lf , L V L I i 'A' ' '85 -J V . A w 1 1 Members include: Top row: Nick Benedico, Ann Lopez, Robert lzquierdo, Colbi Leff, and Kelly Ray'S girls just don-t give up. Fitzgerald. Middle row: Maria Herrera, Francine Hunt, Tim Rodriguez, Susie Galvez. Jill Rooney, Chris Gemuerr, and Kevin Kelly. dlhr '1 41 , , - ' 33, ,Q ,, . 'mi ' s ,- gg' '01-uv' 5, i rf, ' Iii? .4 ,.1t v Qi? . lsr N3 'WH- Thespians, with their sponsor Ms. Greco, smile for the camera. The dedicated officers of Thespians show off their acting talent. lt's All An Act After a three year absence, the 1983-84 Thespian Club has rein- forced its interest in theatre. A Sha- kespearen festival, along with pre- sentations of The Odd Couple and South Pacific, were major produc- tions this year. With first year sponsor, Loretta Greco's enthusiasm, Thespian mem- bers were proud of their achieve- ments. The officers of Thespians were: Alex O'Brien, president, Nick Bene- dico, vice-president, Bubba Roohani, scribe, and Susie Galvez, secretary. CLUBS! 199

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ll L. I Jets Club members include: top row: Henry Lin, Gilberto Blanco, Estevez. Bottom row: Nick Benedico, Jose Otero, Rafael Vargas, Diane Amarilys Blanco, Maria Nieto, Lourdes Rodriguez, Fausto Lee, Lisa Alvarez, Clara Lopez. Celia Naylor, Lee Oppenheimer, Elizabeth Roun- Chase, Lydia Guerra, Ana Veiga, Christina Rodriguez, and Geraldine tree, and Jose Garcia. Taking time out from a busy schedule is For- eign Language Club member, Joseph Meyer. Dedicating his time to the club is James Lin. Lisa Chase listens to last meeting's minutes. A Club officers relax for a few moments. Ms. Dubane thinks about the club's future. Parlez Vous . . . Foreign Language Club, an orga- nization which appeals to those in- dividuals who are interested in var- ious cultures, was open to all students. Besides having meetings twice a month, Foreign Language Club par- ticipants visited international fairs and ate at ethnic restaurants. The biggest project this year was a visit to Epcot, where students were able to take note of various cultures. CLUBS! 2 0 1