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

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it ., I -l V Carlos Muina PFGPBFGS to Sing- Chorus officers keep things under control. .QL F , 4 We. , Vx' gag ,,,, -Q , ww . Bottom row: D. Wade, L. Ameneiro, E. Suiter, J. Reynaldos, and E. Rinaldi as pianist. The Vocal Ensemble members are: top row: L. Rodriguez, J. Ajhar, M. Castro, K. Poulin, A. Nardelli, I. Balbis, R. de Velasco, and V. Perez. JAH' ru? 1 H x - I Girls' Chorus members give it their all. The Women's Chorus members are: pianist: Elaine Rinaldi, Top row: D Del Castillo. Y. Fleitas, M. Patrick, L. Stine, S. Del Oliveira, L. Keith, D Basulto, P. Wilson I. Balbis, L. Rodriguez, N. Jones, K. Medina, S. Moore and K. Moore. Middle row: L. Meador, C. Robinson, A. Lopez-Fraga, N. Stein, W. Pedersen, M. Gonzalez, C. Sand, G. Jenkins, C. Parraga, N ,-af Cole, M. Morehouse, M. Perez, P. Boronat, and I. Acosta. Bottom row: M. Castro, L. Ameneiro, V. Perez, A. Nardelli, M. Rodriguez, E. Ojeda, G. Viggiani, I. Guade, E. Suiter, S. Borondo, M. Cabrera, and L. Ehrlich. Not pictured: Janine De Angelo. ACTIVITIES 1' 7 3

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The Concert Chorus members are: top row: Kelly Robinson, Melinda Patrick, Rose Orte- ga, James Ajhar, Kurt Poulin, Raul de Velasco, Tony Gonzalez, Diane Basulto, Librada Rodri- guez, Irene Balbis, and Claire Sand, Middle row: Vivian Perez, Arlene Nardelli, Silvia Bor- ondo, Armando Lopez-Fraga, John Rodriguez, Marc Baillargeon, Dustin Wade, Linda Nar- zissenfeld, Ginger Jenkins, and Christine Par- raga. Bottom row: Mercy Castro, Letty Amen- eiro, David Grossman, Jose Barrios, Dan Music is Alive As part of the co-curricular, the four vocal ensembles fthe Men's and Women's Ensembles, the Concert Choruses, and the Vocal Ensembleh presented school concerts, assem- blies, entertained local Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs, and competed in County, District, and State Vocal Festivals. In 1983, Southwest was the only Dade County school to have had three choruses receive superiors at the CountyfDistrict Evaluation. In addition to group perfor- mances, students had the opportu- nity to perform as soloists and stu- dent conductors, as well as perform with the drama department in musicals. Mercy Castro sings with feeling. 7 2 f ACTIVITIES Branam, Felix Correa, Carlos Muina, Marlene Cabrera, and Elizabeth Suiter. Not pictured: Janine De Angelo, Alma Fonticoba, Angel Ro- driguez, Ricky Vasquez, Sabrina Acosta. Elaine Rinaldi, Michael McCarthy, Wayne Crawford, and Matha Borge. The girls take a break in chorus. . . . . Kurt Poulin sings a solo to his audience. Angel Rodriguez performs and sings. The Men's Chorus members are: top row: Ray- mond Illanes, Dan Branam, Ivan Gonzalez, Julian Bueres, Tony Gonzalez, Kurt Poulin, and Wayne Cline. Middle row: Carlos Muina, James Ajhar, Javier Reynaldos, Jose Barrios, Dustin Wade, and Raymond Winston. Bottom row: Armando Lopez, Alfredo Martinez, James Conway, Felix Correa, Marc Baillargeon, Wal- ter Flinn, and David Grossman.

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Good Morning Southwest . . . The sounds of three cheery voices were heard every school day morning throughout Southwest. These exu- berant seniors, Ana Veiga, Nick Ben- edico, and Johnny DeBord, were re- sponsible for informing the student body of daily activities. Such activi- ties included: fund-raising projects, club meetings, athletic scores, lunch menus, the daily joke, etc. If not for these three reliable students, South- west's activity schedule would have been in complete chaos. ai. Nick Benedico announces the daily activities. .Ml - Being a female announcer is a challenge '- Ni John DeBord relays daily messages. vnu!-11144 K' xx .Q-vi!! A ll Two reliable announcers are Nick and Ana. The 1983-84 student announcers are: Nick Benedico, Ana Veiga, and Johnny DeBord 7 4 X ACTIVITIES