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

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. I -4 I je 1 Y l x os, S.. gg, Terry Brumfield doodles on the overhead projector in public. Qur Teachers A student's success de- pended on his abilities. However, it was not un- common for a teacher to help with this aspiration. Southwest was fortunate enough to have a dedicated faculty. Our teachers were always willing to give us a helping hand. They always came to our rescue in times of distress. By the same to- ken, when discipline was necessary, these individ- uals enforced the rules. All of us may not be suc- cessful, but we've had a good head start. Worms are not gross! A 5 But you have to do the homework, argues Ms. Hankins ' ii?f..m.. . 34. 15 7? 9'-, its 4 - sp! i m LJ Mr Arthur Thornton teaches his students some handy tips Ms. Moss and Ms. Scherer take their well-earned break. 'Q-ml Coach Plasencia stands tall and looks very healthy H35 954252 iii I I 1 v gi 'Y npv fx if in 111 YC- V ll Ulf C v I., .9 4 -it ,--. I I -.-..,

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. 'Yi Q . .ew Tri-M officers include: Vera Kraushaar, secretary: Octavio Campos, treasurer: Elaine Rinaldi, vice-presidentg and Tom Miller, president. Tom Miller prepares for the Fall's concert. Music Masters. Tri-M is designed to coordinate the special talents of vocal and in- strumental musicians. At South- west, this honor society provides an understanding and appreciation for all types of music in our school and community. It is a synthesis of musical talent and understanding. Past projects of Tri-M included the touring of Christmas tree stands to raise money for S.C.O.R.E. QSpecial Concerts Offering Recreation and Educationl, performing a Christmas Concert at the Falls, and providing music for special school functions. Tri-M provided a sense of purple pride for the spirit and music that Southwest is so fortunate to have. 20 BXCLUBS Tri-M members include: V. Kraushaar, M. Lamberty, B. Alexandre, M. McCarthy, L. Sedelnik, O. Campos, M. Zambrana, P. Polster, E. Suiter, L. Havens, and T. Miller. Octavio Campos and Lisa Sedelnik practice their clarinets together. ii Tri-M members perform a concert at the Falls in conjunction with S.C.O.R.E.

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,. x ffI't . I f I 1 , I .--4 1 - . .s 1 Seen here sorting through her daily duties is principal, Dr. Crawford. Always with a smile and a positive attitude is Dr. Lowe. 'wf T-I 1' Mr. Maggard makes final corrections on an important paper. Ms. Pratt discusses disciplinary actions with a student's parents Administrators keep Southwest running smoothly.