The Coral Gables Times

Cavaliers Do It Again, Tops in Latin

By LEE SANDLER Correspondent Coral Gables Senior High Latin students won first place in the State Latin Contest held at Tampa last Friday and Saturday. It was the second year in a row that the school won the Grand Prize trophy. Individual winners from the school were Charles Nichols, first place in Roman Customs; Michael Ann Russell, first place in Orations; Jack Catlin, first place in Roman History. Geoffrey Joseph tied for second place in third year Latin translation; Mark Fisher, second place in derivatives; and Mark Hollins, second place in mythology. In statewide competition, Mark Hollins also won the scholarship given by the Junior Classical League. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of an examination score. In order to win the student must plan to attend a state university to continue the study of Latin with the idea of teaching the classics. Gables students also took second and third places in the contest. Nancy Smith placed second and Randy Plotts took third. BOYS' STATE Four junior boys have been selected to represent the school at the annual Boys' State to be held in Tallahassee toward the end of June. They are John Shea, Gil Wheeler, Rick Hay and Samuel Mathews. Shea is serving as president of the junior class at school while Wheeler is his vice president. Hay is manager of the school baseball team and maintains a 3.8 average. Matthews plays in the concert band and also made the highest score of any sophomore in the National Mathematics Contest. CONVENTIONS Dirigimus Hi-Y sent two members to the Youth Legislature in Tallahassee on March 16-17. Representing [TEXT LOST] were Eric Holt an[TEXT LOST] rasco. The girls group sent Valerie Camfield, Carol Gulick, Judy Wukas, Pam Mozur and Patsy Richey. Patsy Richey introduced a bill in the meetings which was voted the best of the session while Pam Mozur was named Best Reporter. Charles Shepard, Wade Cole, Bob Grier, Howard Dale, Jim Smeenge and Gil Wheeler attended the annual Key Club state convention in Tampa last [TEXT LOST] ciety, recently tapped new junior members. Those named are Leonard Berkowitz, Marcia Blumenthal, John Fisher, Earl Galitz, Harvy Jacobson, Vicki Kapplow, Sam Mathews, Susan Porter, Ila Rubel, Barbara Russell and Ronnie Sherer. DANCERS Modern Dance has selected new members to carry on the activities of the dancers next year. Those who will participate are Peggy Albough, Lewis Ashley, Susan Benton, Susie Baldwin, Harriet Conrad, Pat Clifford, Jane Forman, Mary Ann Griffith. Nelsa Hiss, Gayle Hamon, Marilyn Johnson, Nancy Shafer, Fransic Micka, Barbara Molinari, Deana Ashorn, Jenny Smith. Emily Schwarez, Minta Severud, Lauraday Tice, Lynn Tullis, Sue Wood, Susan Plisker, Nancy Posner, Grace Molina, Mike King, Kathy Knudson, Helene Ames, Susan Hamill and Bonnie Brownstein.

LORRAINE LEIBERMAN, of Coral Gables receives the Dade County Medical Association Scholarship Award at the recent Science Fair. Lorraine's winning project on Behavior Study of Animals was based on a "Statistical Analysis of Some Aspects of Sexual Attraction of the Flour Beetle."

Our Bus Hit A Car And It's $46,000

A Bay Harbour man has been awarded a $46,000 final judgment against the City of Coral Gables, a City bus driver and a third party involved in an accident in Miami Dec. 10, 1960. Michael E. Reiburn, driver of one of the vehicles, involved received the judgment in Circuit Court. His car, westbound on Coral Way at the time of the accident, was struck by an eastbound bus driven by Fran W. Lovejoy, of 5211 SW 104th Ave. This was after the bus collided with a car emerging north from SW 16th Court and driven by Samuel Azrikin, 1830 SW 22nd Ter. Azrikin was made a party to the suit, portions of which are still in litigation. Attorneys for Bituminous Casualty Insurance Company, which carried the City's insurance, are Papy, Talburt and Carruthers. Kelner and Lewis represented Reiburn.

GILLMAN RUNNING

Marvin H. Gillman, 9371 SW 52nd Ter, is running for the Democratic Executive Committee in District 33. He is an attorney, member of Miami Junior Chamber of Commerce and Hibiscus Masonic Lodge, and is a graduate of the University of Miami's business and law schools. He has resided in Dade County for the last 24 years.

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