The Coral Gables Times
Thursday, April 13, 1961, page 10 (of 60)
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Man's World? These Gals Are Planning to Run It
By RAYMOND LANG Times Staffer Carol Bellomy is tall with charcoal-dark eyes and brown hair immaculately brushed back. Carol Greenfield is a brunette with green eyes and a few freckles. Both are students at Coral Gables High. Both own their own business. They sell stock, hold shareholders' meetings, pay taxes and liquidate their companies at the close of the year. The girls belong to the Junior Achievement Association of Greater Miami, for high school students who want to learn how to run a business. Miss Bellomy, 711 Calatrava Ave., and Miss Greenfield, 5800 SW 80th St., were among four Dade County students picked to compete Tuesday in a southern regional contest. So standing today in the spotlight of the business world, they gave their views on a question close to them and many other women. "Does the woman have a role to play in the business world?" "Yes, definitely!" said Miss Bellomy. "I'm definitely going to go into business myself. An I know a woman has the same mental capacities as a man in managing business. "The days a woman should stay home are over. A woman should get out because she has as much ability as a man." Carol Greenfield agreed. "I think a woman has definite advantages over a man. For example, we can be more personal whereas a man is more formal. "A woman can smile, be friendlier and more relaxed." She paused. "And I think a woman's looks are definitely an advantage." Carol Bellomy files, Carol Greenfield phones
Ponce PTA Will Preview, Tap Officers
By EUNICE TALL Correspondent Phone MO 2-2294 PONCE DE LEON JUNIOR HIGH "Preview of Things To Come" is the theme of the April PTA meeting of Ponce de Leon Junior High School, which will be Tuesday (April 18) at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. The membership will vote for next year's PTA officers. Following the business portion of the meeting parents will attend grade level meetings. Teachers will brief parents on courses required for their children next year and how one grade differs from another at this time. OLYMPIA HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY Election of PTA officers for Olympia Heights Elementary School will be April 18 at 7:30 p.m. in the school cafetorium. Mrs. Marion Henriquez, educational worker from the Miami Mental Health Society, will be on hand to show a film entitled "Bright Side." The PTA and school boards of Olympia Heights Elementary are planning a bicycle safety program for the students. It will be given shortly in the near future. SOUTH MIAMI JUNIOR HIGH A general PTA meeting of South Miami Junior High School will be held April 18 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Election of officers for next year's PTA will be held. The school orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Herbert Elinn, and the school chorus, under the leadership of Mrs. Harriet Mertz, will perform at this meeting. Plans for the ninth grade graduation party sponsored by the South Miami Junior High PTA are underway. Presidents of the various ninth grades, Mrs. Gladys Grose, grade level chairman, and Mrs. D. F. Pelton, president of the PTA, have been discussing the event. This year 350 students will graduate from the school.
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Band of Distinction Show
Cavalier Collaboration, a musical variety show, will be presented at the Dade County Auditorium April 22 at 8:15 p.m. The show, presented by the Coral Gables Band of Distinction, is under the direction of William Ledue. Admission will be $1 for adults and 50 cents for students. The school orchestra, the chorus and Modern Dance group will participate along with Nick Kotys, head football coach, Joseph Caruso, school custodian, and soloist Paul Yoder, who will conduct the band in his own composition, "Hurricane," and Mrs. Helen Smith, who will direct the Modern Dance group.
Merrick Demonstration Elementary
The next meeting of Merrick Demonstration Elementary School will be April 18 at 8 p.m. in the school cafetorium. Al Hurwitz, art supervisor of Dade County schools, will speak to the membership concerning "Growth of the Child in Art Development." He will incorporate sketches and illustrations into his speech. Mrs. Vi Schultz, member of the PTA board, will provide music for the program. Election of PTA officers for next year will be held.
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