The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, April 20, 1961, page 21 (of 24)

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Win in Competition Gables Students Latin Scholars, Math Wizards--Best in the State

By LESLIE GROSS Correspondent Bill Zame, Jack Catlin and Lee Groth led Gables High to first place in the State of Florida in the national Mathematics Examination. This is the second consecutive year that the Gables team has won. Bill, a senior, had the highest score in the State of Florida for the second year in a row. Last year his 105 was [TEXT LOST]st. This year, on a tougher examination, he topped Florida mathematicians with an 83. Second member of the Gables team of three is Jack Catlin with a score of 72 out of a possible 150; third, is Lee Groth, with 71. Jack and Lee are both juniors. Another junior, Mike Machtey followed close behind with a 66. Gables' total of 226 was approached only by Miami High with a 187 combined total and second in Florida. Bill Zame's winning paper will be sent to higher competition in this national contest sponsored by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. success in district and national competition. SHH TAPS David Richman, president of Sociedad Hispanica Honoraria, on Friday, April 14, tapped 34 new members. Spanish National Honor Society new members are Faye Angel, Nick Arroyo, Phyllis Brenner, Barbara Bolker, Emily Bresth, Jill Butler, Gail Cleveland, Sara Cohen, Vivian Daniel, Dee James DeLong, Bobbi Dohr. Carol Donovan, Beuce Fischer, Jim Fischer, Robert Frank, Suzanne Frank, Mitchell Fruitstone, Gail Gutten, Mike Hawkins, Mark Hollins, Jane Carol Johnson, James Michael Joyce, Lorie Leavy, Ronald Mack. Saundra Maddlone, Carol Moses, Pat Mulvany, Penny Poppe, Sharla Rohan, Sheryl Ruttenberg, Fred Smith, Nancy Smith, Lillian Sturm, Hector Torres, and Joan Warren. SELLING Leslie Gross, Gables' entrant in The Miami Herald county spelling bee, placed second in a field of 44. Leslie, a senior, lost in a run-off round to Robert Hunter, a sophomore from Ransom School. Both boys had perfect scores in the 50-word written and 10-round oral tests. To break the tie, each was given a 10-word written test. Robert missed only three, whereas Gross, last year's champion, erred on four. Robert, who receives $100 was last year's runner-up. BANQUET The Gables High chapter of National Honor Society held its annual spring banquet and initiation Tuesday in the school cafetorium. Harry N. Rath, Gables principal, delivered a talk. Science and Math Honor Society is hearing the first of research project reports from membership candidates this evening (Thursday). Students trying out must have a 3.75 average in eight semesters of science and mathematics and must prepare a written research project and oral report. Candidates are voted on by members and sponsor, Mrs. Joann Taber. President Bob Eckert will announce the new members when all reports have been completed.

LATIN FIRST

At the statewide Latin Forum held April 7 and 8 at Bradenton the Gables High School Latin delegation copped first place overall honors: This is only the second time in Gables nals that its Latin students have topped the forum competition. Students instrumental in Gables' success were - Latin I, Nancy Smith, third place; Latin II, Geoffrey Joseph, second place; Latin IV, Bob Eckert, first place. Culture, Jack Catlin, first place; derivatives, Charles Nichols, first place; scramble, Mark Hollins, third place. John Curtiss, a Gables High senior, won the Dade County Advertising Essay Contest. John, competing with over 4,000 student entries, outwrote all comers on the topic, "Advertising - A Force for Democracy." He received $100 and an opportunity for further

Garbage Plan Still Begging

City of South Miami's plan to aid Metro in the collection of garbage in portions of the unincorporated area remains tabled by the Metro Commission. Metro, in a letter in mid-March from South Miami, has been offered a deal for the city to collect garbage and trash within an area designated as the logical South Miami service area, according to South Miami's newly acquired master plan. The area designated includes that land lying between the Coral Gables waterway on the north, Red Road on the east, the Palmetto Expressway on the west and Snapper Creek Canal or expressway interchanges on the south. If Metro approves the plan, South Miami is prepared to render twice-a-week garbage collection and once a week trash collection at a cost of $25 a home.

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HI FOLKS! WE HIGHLY RECOMMEND LUNCH AT LOFFLERS

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IN CORAL GABLES CORAL NOW! 2331 PONCE DE LEON OPENS 1:45 PORTRAIT OF A MOBSTER THE DUTCH SCHULTZ STORY! Presented by WARNER BROS. KIDDIES SHOW SATURDAY DOORS OPEN 10:30 a.m. Cartoons, Comedy and Rib-Tickling 3 Stooges plus Kiddie Feature Plus Outstanding Feature

MOORE'S RED SUNSET CAFETERIA

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