The Coral Gables Times

14 CORAL GABLES TIMES Thursday, January 18, 1962

A 'Star' Appears in 30 Days and They Fight to Keep It

By ADELE SITKIN Correspondent The student journalists of West Miami Junior High's monthly paper, the Star, feel they'd rather die than have their paper die. And this strong attitude is felt throughout the school. The paper embraces the school in its regular features of teacher, student, and athlete of the week, human interest stories, and wit, with "earnest endeavor, imagination, ingenuity, and confidence," according to the faculty director, Mrs. David Tum- in. Mrs. Tumin, who lives at 227 Menores Ave., is a teacher of journalism and English. Speaking for the students she said, "We stress Americanism and citizenship." "The students work hard to financially support the paper," Mrs. Tumin said. "Many junior high schools have given up their paper because they could not pay their way. The most valuable lesson we've learned is the value of the dollar." Every month the paper is distributed to the third largest junior high school student body in Florida. By sponsoring school events and selling advertising to local merchants, the paper is kept out of the "red." The Gables bus terminal newsstand, Florida Power and Light, and Mimi's of Miracle Mile are some of the supporting advertisers. Chief staff members of the Star of Shari Cline, editor-in-chief, 8321 SW 32nd Ter.; Becky Harris, associate editor, 7407 SW 34th Ter.; and Henry Dube, manager, 6820 SW 27th St. In charge of the operation of the paper are the students who engage in the work as an extra - curricular activity. It is not connected with their journalism classes. The students handle the projects sponsored to support the paper. The staff produced and directed a talent show to a full house in December and themselves bought tickets to enter. They are now planning to show a recent motion picture in Technicolor for an afternoon in January, plans include the Valentine Dance, a highlight of the school year. The school, which recently completed the addition of eight classrooms to its $2.25 million plant, is growing all the time. Its enrollment is cosmopolitan in that students hail from 39 United States and 27 foreign countries including Hungary, Israel, Nova Scotia, and Trinidad. Over 100 students are from Cuba and more are entering all the time. Several of the faculty and administration, starting with the principal, reside in Coral Gables. G. Leslie Poe, 301 Fluvia Ave., principal for six years, has been a Gables resident for 12 years. Other staff members of the school from the Gables area are Mrs. Edna Ross (assistant principal in charge of guidance), Mrs. David Tumin, Mrs. Emyln Barkley, Mrs. Ruth Bunn, Wallace Firestone, John Godbold, Miss Peggy Goode, Miss Marilou Hahn, Mrs. Elizabeth Henry and Miss Patricia Martin.

St. James Lutheran Elects Officers For Brotherhood, Sr Luther Leagues

The Brotherhood and Senior Luther Leagues of the St. James Lutheran Church of Coral Gables have recently elected 1962 officers. Officers of the Brotherhood League are Doyle Hilson, president, 1801 SW 74th Ave., Rd.; Clyde Lindstrom, vice president, 3220 SW 68th Ave.; George Larson, secretary, 4520 SW 15th St.; Harry Riggenbach, treasurer, 6290 SW 38th St., and Raymond Meeker, chaplain, 6074 SW 20th St. Newly elected officers of the Senior Luther League are Cathy Mannin, president, 1329 Obispo Ave.; Barbara Smith, vice president, 912 Genoa St.; Gwendolyn Oglesby, secretary, 2833 SW 37th Ave., and Jeff Loving, treasurer, 5300 SW 67th Ave.

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Our Scouts Readying for Fair

Two Coral Gables Boy Scout groups plan to have a project at the Dade County Youth Fair on the Fair Grounds on North Kendall Drive, Jan. 25-28. They are Troop 616, sponsored by University Baptist Church, and Troop 16, sponsored by the Knights of Columbus of the Coral Gables Council 3274. Troop 616 will present "Demonstration on Cooking." The boys and their scoutmaster, C. B. Brasington, plan to cook shishkabob. The boys are divided into three patrols. They are: Apache: Jack Epperson, Tom Leigh, Charles Tate, Eddie Wilcox, Court Lewis, George Drake, Bill Eubanks, Eric Stover, Philip Styne and Bob Vehon. Flaming Arrow: Eddie Chandler, Doug Mayers, Buddy Williamson, Clayton Brasington, George Jahn, Don Crissey, Jimmy Peaceman and Warren Lewis. Panther: Terry Adamick, John Ahearn, Ray Crawford, Bobby Basten, Gary Gard, Eddie Carlson, Jim Wyatt and Mike Ahearn. Just a few boys from Murry Wright's Troop 16 plan to attend. They are: Senior Patrol Leader Time Yopp, Robert Smith, Charles Knupp, Jim Klein, Van and Dan Golary, Tom Frederick, Jr. and David Wright.

Judi Scherer Weds, Went to Miami High

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scherer, 8800 SW 51st St. announce the marriage of their daughter Judi to Marvin Adelman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adelman, 631 NW 47th Ave. Miami. Rabbi Alfred Waxman officiated at the double ring candlelight ceremony held in the Alhambra Room of the Seville Hotel, Sunday, Jan. 14, and the reception followed the wedding. The bride wore a gown of white peau de soie designed with basque bodice, scalloped neckline, point at-hand sleeves. Hand drawn reembroidered Alencon lace trimmed the gown which swept to a chapel train. Her voluminous veil fell from a triangular coronet to the waist and she carried a white prayer book with whit orchids. Mrs. Sheldon Scott, sister of the bride and matron of honor wore a tricolor silk chiffon and magenta gown with magenta gloves, shoes and floral headpiece. She carried roses matching her gown. Bridesmaids were Miss Sheldon Scott, sister of the bride, Miss Judy Dubler and Miss Lois Neiman. They wore matching gowns of shocking pink chiffon. Their headpieces with waist length veils, matched their gowns, also their shoes and gloves, and they carried pink roses with magenta streamers. Hope Weintraub, cousin of the bride was flower girl. Master Wayne Martin Scott, the bride's nephew, was ring bearer. Larry Adelman was best man for his brother; Ushers were: Sheldon Scott, Michael Block, Larry Perl, Martin Osman, Michael Osman and Steven Brill. Mrs. Scherer and Mrs. Adelman, mothers of the bride and groom both wore shades of light pink gowns and white corsages. The bride, a graduate of Miami High School attended the University of Florida and was graduated from the Florida College of Medical Technology. She was a member of Phi Delta Gamma social sorority and affiliated with Delta Phi Epsilon. The groom is a graduate of Miami High School and attended the University of Miami where he was a member of Pi Lambda Phi, social fraternity and La Pache. Following a trip to Nassau, the newlyweds will reside at 11821 SW 35th St. MRS. ADELMAN

Music Club Meets Today

The South Miami Music Club will hold its January meeting at 10:30 a.m. today, Thursday at the Coco Plum Woman's Club. Program headliners are: Dorothy Adams, pianist and Beatrice Hauer O'Barr, lyric soprano. Mrs. Robert M. Thomson is chairman.

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