The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, September 14, 1961, page 9 (of 20)

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Sandler to Co-Edit Highlights

By LEE SANDLER Correspondent Student Government President Jeff Tew has selected the final five students for his 12-member cabinet. They are Scott Heck, secretary of defense; JoAnn Hendricks, secretary of public works; Sharon Lester, secretary of interior; Ann Rayburn, secretary of assembly; and Warren Johnson, parliamentarian. The journalism department, under new faculty sponsor and former High Lights editor, Mrs. Ann Metzger, has announced the new editorships. Linda King and Lee Sandler will double up as co-editors-in-chief of the newspaper, while Rusti Hausman, editor-in-chief of the yearbook, the Cavaleon, will work with Bebe Parker, business manager. The Chemistry plans to supplement the usual meetings held every two weeks with guest speakers, field trips and banquets with elections at the [?] of each semester. The officers for this year are Jeff Strumpf, president; Lee Sandler, vice president; Nancy Nash, recording secretary; Bobbie Kapp, corresponding secretary; Judy Segal, treasurer; and Mike Messer, sergeant-at-arms. The Future Teachers of America announced its new officers. They are president, Carol Hagglund; vice president, Patsy Richey; corresponding secretary, Mary Holmberg; Recording secretary, Linda King; treasurer, Judy McCormick; parliamentarian, Karen Hodor; historian, Rita Beigle; and chaplain, Marybeth Peters. The FTA is now making pixie dolls to be sold to students before the big football games. The Literary Society, in beginning its second year, has begun final work on the publication of an experimental literary magazine. It will serve to fulfill one of the club's purposes in stimulating student interest in creative writing. New officers for this year are: president, Lee Sandler; first vice president, Fred Camner; second vice president, Stephen Dubrow. Recording secretary, Mike Joyce; corresponding secretary, Kathy Baskin; treasurer, Mike Machtey; sergeant-at-arms Jim Mensch; and parliamentarian-historian, N. Joe Potts. New Concert Chorus officers for this year are president, Warren Johnson; vice president, Flo Clarke; treasurer, Alice Davies; librarians, Iris Langford, Linda Dierkes and Coralin Tissure.

Almost Yes On Station

Gables Commissioners appeared on the verge of okaying the controversial tire store and gas station at the southwest corner of Giralda Avenue and Douglas Road Tuesday but then decided to defer the matter. The request by General Tire Co. was up on second and final reading. Several persons, most of them affiliated with the near-by Elks Club, appeared again to protest. A move at one point by Commissioner George Wilson to rescind the earlier action failed

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