The Coral Gables Times

MODERN DANCE students at Coral Gables High who took part in the physical fitness show are shown in the shape of a clock set at 8 p.m., the time of the show. Doing the various exercises for adults are, clockwise, from high noon, Deonne Du Barry, Noel Edwards, Karen Watling, Ginger Jochem, Judy Broadway, Penny Andrews, Susan Worley, Carolyn Bramblett, Jorgette Kaiser, Carol Hamasse, Pamela Murphy and Laura Zwerin. Another picture, page 6.

They Show: Fit Is As Fit Does

It was a grand night for physical fitness Tuesday. Several hundred Coral Gables High students went through both mass and individual exercises in a fitness show put on by the PTA in the gymnasium. Girls from modern dance classes showed adults in the audience how fitness could be theirs just by doing several simple exercises, all within 10 minutes. The boys did their share. Sev-traction" exercises. This is applying pressure of eral performed "isometric con-part of your body that's being exercised against an immovable object. This leads to muscle toning. Students who took part in this program were: Karen Horney, Judi Leeward, Susan Nolan, Judy Fandeisen, Nancy Walroth, Jane Quilty, Carolyn Maurer, Sharon Romans. Lorrie Douglas, Bebe Cox, Elaine Gunby, Prudence Kevil, Scottie Flowers, Pam Steigner, Pat Friedman, Frankie Cagle, Mary Malise, Linda Egland, Sharon Eighmey, Johnie Samolik. Madge Fox, Eliz Henry, Mary Ann Griffith, Carol Tyson, Joyce Arce, Judy Eikenberry, Susan Rockstein, Joyce Smith, Julie Eikleberry, Frances King, Vivian Greer, Linda Bob, Linda Graso, Pam Zadra, Ila Rubel. Nancy Mannion, Marioria Robertson, Gloria Washington, Clara Keys, Peggy Thompson, Charlotte Everett, Kendall Strickland, Deanne DuBarry, Sandra Stone, Karen Watling, Susan Worley, Marcia Dennis, Marcia Diffenderfer, Carolyn Bramlett, Carolyn Wilkes, Judith Broadway, Eliz Basten, Jodi Preston, Goyette Kaiser. Carol Harnassee, Nancy Rogers, Pam Murphy, Anna Ziverin, Maureen Edwards, Patricia Slone, Valerie Pope, Nancy Basten, Susan Stockley, Patricia Plans, Penny Andrews, Tammy Bernstein, Bernice Berman, Emily McGennis, Nancy Powers, Neonya Kitchell. Gail Pelo, Pam Hale, Mary Jochem, George Doiste, Ralph Webber, James Strange, Gerald Weiner, Daniel Lopez, Ivan Kasser, Lany Salbert, Herman Diaz, Pedro Albeini, Peter Morton, Jonathan Hall, Jim Finnichiro, Larry Simpson. Roger Devine, Allan Heyman, Todd Grout, Dick Bennett, Barton McLean, Lloyd Beeker, Leslie Greene, John Peacock, Eugene Rhoades, Doug Biggers, Jim Morris, Bob Trescott, Tommie Thommason, Paul Morse, Randall Senterfitz, Tom Barrett, Bernado Jorge, Dick Bennett. John Foreman, Charles Fodden, Bob Zarzour, Allan Pither, Harris Brady, Bill Lichter, Page Poole, John Collenberger, Dick Dosher, Laurie Lipscomb, Jeff Olson, Jean Gaines, Stephen Swartz, Betty Ashley, Paul Noback, Peggy Albough, Ronald Daniels. Robert Warren, Francis Micha, June Lang, Mary Ann Conner, Kathryn Knight, Sue Morrill, Sue Rothrock, Sheila Ryan, Nancy Searle, Victoria Hopkins, Betty Church, Katherine Rowe, Mary Trout, Mary Bonson, Sandra Hinning, Kathleen Nastasi, Donna Breucl. Caroline Brown, Susanne Baldwin, Sharon Townsend, Donna Larson, Carol Tullis, Jackie Modesitt, Roganne Shotwell, Ronni Wekster, Julie Wally, Linda Nettles, Shirley Swainson, Pam Snow. Beverly Sonen, Helene Stoler, Doryl Tegge, Lewis Ashley, Jean Gainer, June Lang, Frances Mecka, Laurie Lipscomb and Peggy Albaugh.

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When She's Tired, She Cooks!

By DAVID GRIER Correspondent "I read them every night, just as if they were novels," says Mrs. Masser Alexander of her more than 100 cookbooks. Cookbooks? They're still around in this era of the TV dinner? You bet, says Mrs. Helen D. O'Neill, circulation librarian in our library. "Cook books have been very popular of late. We've had to add a number of international recipe books." Mrs. Alexander, 711 Alcazar Ave., was so impressed with a trip to Mexico that she has taken up a number of that country's dishes. She loves to prepare chicken and turkey mole (molay). On occasion, when she has appreciative guests, she goes all out to concoct the Mexican Paella, an elaborate dish including yellow rice, chicken, shrimp, oysters, clams and lobsters. Mrs. W. H. Linnemeier, 1206 Pizarro St., was "Cook of the Month" of the Coral Gables Women's Club recently. It was mainly by reason of her original orange cake with orange dressing. "The kitchen is my love," she says. "It is so relaxing to cook that often when I'm tired I just get busy and prepare something and it refreshes me." Some time ago whe won a new stove from the Federation of Women's Clubs for her "Pork Chop Supreme." Mrs. C. H. Goodloe, 1100 Alhambra Cir., claims to "absolutely never use frozen foods or cake mixes of any kind." Mrs. Goodlow also was a "Cook of the Month," owing the title to her "Green Bean Salad." Besides, this, she is fond of lemon meringue and lemon chiffon pie and likes to make up some dishes of India which she can't pronounce.

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