Coral Gables Historical Archive
The Coral Gables Times
Thursday, August 17, 1961, page 4 (of 27)
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Linda King Chosen High Lights Editor; Cabinet Also Named
By RUTH KAVENOFF Correspondent Jeff Tew, President of Gables Student Government for 1961-62, has just appointed the members of the Student Council Cabinet for the coming year. Those announced to date are Lee Sandler, secretary of state; Caroline Patterson, secretary of finance; Bob Hayes, serant at arms; Donna Criswell, aplain. Aleda Pintavalle, secretary of sports; Terry Engleking, secretary of publicity; and Ruth Kavenoff, secretary of student action. They will join Larry Blume, Vice-President; Timmie Dutcher, Secretary; Mary Jo Malice, Treasurer. Linda King has just been named editor-in-chief of the '61 High Lights high school paper. Linda plans to major in journalism at the University of Florida. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James N. King of 1115 S. Alhambra Circle. With school only three weeks away, Gableites are now returning from various programs and many student activities already are getting under way. Recently returned from Tallahassee where they attended Girls' State are Donna Criswell and Bebe Parker. Boys' State delegates Larry Blume, Dennis Brown, Robb Hasencamp, Jeff Tew and Ted Waters also have returned. At State Junior Civitan statewide Crescent Club convention, Dava Davis was elected lieutenant governor. Jack Catlin, Lee Groth, chael Machtey, John Shaw and Jim Young attended the University of Miami Summer in College Program. Students in summer science programs included Herb Bachelor, Norton Greenfield, Mike Joyce, Myron Mass, Mark Weiss and Mike Zinner. Marine Lab participants were Kathy Baskin, Rodger ss, Jane Carol Johnson, thy Kurtz, Ruth Scally and Jeff Strumpf. Michael Machtey represented Florida at Kenyon College Summer Math Program. Geoffrey Joseph, Chuck Reiter, Terry Stein and Tony Wasserman took part in the University of Miami Math Camp. The members of Coral Gables Literary Society have been mpiling a magazine which y hope to publish sometime in the near future. Rusti Hausman, 1962 Cavaleon Editor, and her staff are already at work on this year's yearbook. Senior Editors Linda Berkowite, Lynn Fenster and Janet Swanson have already organized senior graduation pictures. Senior Class officers for 1961-62 are Robb Hasencamp, President; Ted Waters, Vice-president; Kate McNeil, Secretary; Dennis Brown, Treasurer. Junior Class officers are: John Shea, President; Gil Wheeler, Vice-president; Barbara Waugh, Secretary; Jeanne Crawford, Treasurer. Football practice starts August 21. Returning lettermen include Mike Brady, Jack Card, Chappy Cesarano, Joel Goldman, Fred Goldsmith, and Robb Hasencamp. In their first game of the season, the Cavallers will face Palmetto. Cheerleading practices soon begin too. On this year's varsity squad are Seniors: Donna DeCostas, Timmie Dutcher, Carolyn Keefer, Sharon Lester and Bebe Parker; Juniors: Judy Fuller, Judy Kaufman, Liz Kononoff, Molly Megathlin and Carolyn Miller. Drill practices will soon begin for the Cavalettes. This year they will be led by Bebe Buice, Captain; Lois Stokes, Co-captain; Sue Atteridg, President. August 29 all new band members report for marching practice. George McLain is Drum Major and Vic Fishman is Band Captain. Something new has been added to Gables. For the first time, students will find themselves in TV classes. Many students are taking 7:30 classes; for them school will end at 2 p.m. Incoming sophomores will take a special drivers training course. From all indications this promises to be a good year for Gables.
BOOK DONORS
During the past week the Coral Gables Public Library has received gifts of books from Miss Barbara Binns, 1125 Milan Ave.; Mrs. Viola Payette, 750 Santander Ave.; A. Castro-Lopez, 4890 S.W. 6th St.; Mrs. H. L. Gregory, 728 Catalonia Ave.; Mrs. L. R. Williams, 1326 Mendavia Ave.; and Mrs. Helene Cook Vetter, 4289 Oakwood Dr.
RE-WEAVIT
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SHOE SALE
FAMOUS DR. POSNER'S CHILDREN'S AND PRE-TEENS' ALL LEATHER SHOES ORIGINALLY $6.95 TO $9.95 1/2 PRICE BACK TO SCHOOL SIZES HURRY WHILE THEY LAST * Save Money on Other Clearance Items * SUNILAND TOYS & JUVENILE 11401 SO. DIXIE HWY. SUNILAND SHOPPING CENTER
DICK RICHMOND Coral Gables Store Only
FURTHER REDUCTIONS on MEN'S CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS for Coral Gables Bargain Days, August 18th and 19th Now at DICK RICHMOND Coral Gables Store — Further Reductions on Men's Clothing, Furnishings, and Shoes. Inviting assortments of famous HART SCHAFFNER & MARX and DICK RICHMOND own fine clothes — with reductions of 1/3 to 1/2 off. Many sizes and colors are broken, but should you find what you want the value will be exceptional. For your shopping convenience our Coral Gables store will be open 'til 9 P.M. Friday night. HART SCHAFFNER & MARX Clothing HS&M Viracle Suits of Dacron and Worsted — Were $79.95 | now $49.90 HS&M Viralite Suits of Dacron and Worsted — Were $89.50 | now $59.90 HS&M Virasil Suits — Dacron/Worsted/Silk — Were $89.50 | now $59.90 HS&M Imported Fabric Tropical Worsted Suits — Were $95.00 | now $59.90 HS&M Sport Coats — light weights — Were $55., $59.50 and $69.50 | now $39.90 DICK RICHMOND Clothing 239 Suits — Tropicals of Dacron and Worsted — Were $59.50, $65 and $69.50 | now $39.90 47 Suits — Light weight Dacron and Silk Blend — Were $85.00 | now $49.90 54 Sport Coats — Summerweights — Were $45. and $50 | now $27.90 Nominal charge for alterations. No charge for adjusting sleeve and trouser lengths. A Select Group of Freeman Shoes — Were $16.95 to $22.95 | now $11.00 & $16.00 HUGE SAVINGS ON FURNISHINGS Select Groups of WHITE SHIRTS, NECKWEAR, PAJAMAS, JACKETS, SPORT SHIRTS AND SWEATERS NOW 1/2 PRICE Not all merchandise is included in this sale event. Store hours daily 9-5:30, Monday 9-9. Friday, August 18th open 'til 9. DICK RICHMOND 300 Miracle Mile Coral Gables