The Coral Gables Times

10 CORAL GABLES TIMES Thursday, May 17, 1962

Gil Wheeler To Head Gables Seniors

By LEE SANDLER Correspondent Coral Gables High students elected Gil Wheeler president of next year's senior class in a runoff election May 14. Wheeler beat Bill Shanor 481 to 345. Howard Dale defeated Vic Jarvis for vice president, 530 to 295. In two close elections, Nancy Silverblatt edged out Caroline Patterson for secretary by 13 votes. Tammy Bernstein defeated Penny Andrews by a margin of 10 votes. The newly-elected officers will lead next year's class in all the traditional senior class activities. That includes a dance and the Prom. Senior class officers also handle graduation activities and receive their diplomas directly after the valedictorian and salutatorian. SILVER KNIGHT Six seniors walked off with top honors at the annual countywide Silver Knight awards last week. Only 12 awards are given. Recently named Gables High valedictorian Jack Catlin climaxed the Gables victory by winning the award for general scholarship. Other winners were Michael Machtey mathematics; Mitchell Fruitstone, science; Jeffrey Tew, social studies; Stephen Dubrow, foreign languages; and Rochelle Draizar, music. NEW MEMBERS Future Business Leaders of America recently selected new members. Those named are Helen Allison, Penny Andrews, Maggy Babuljack, Donna Card, Florence Clark. Annamary Donovan, Debbie Douglass, Nancy Foust, Ginny Gonsalves, Janet Hall, Althea Hobson, Frank Jones, Adrienne Katz, Ron Lucker, Mary Jo Malice. Rebecca Lynn McVicker, Iris Rothstein, Harold Royer, Leslie Snyder, Sandy Swassey, Gail Wynne and Caralyn Tischer. ATHLETICS At the first of two annual athletic awards assemblies, John Gazitua was named the outstanding basketball player for the past season. Other outstanding player awards went to Bill Link and Jamie Vincent for golf and Aleda Pintavalle for Girls Athletic Association. Kathy Shea received a special award from the University of Miami for her outstanding contributions to the Girls Athletic Association.

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For Robin Pyne, Self-Reliant Life

When you talk of self-reliance, think of Robin Pyne, 16. The senior at Coral Gables High-and former Times carrier - cooks his own meals and must look after himself much of the time in his small apartment at 326 Menores Ave. Pyne's father, David Pyne, is a civil engineer who does much of his work in the Bahamas. The boy's mother is always on the move between her Gables apartment and the island. Robin stays here to go to school. "He has to look after himself entirely," explained Mrs. Pyne. "Living alone as he does, he could have gone off the road." But Robin, who was born in London and came to America when he was 11, is doing fine. Honors in both school and sea scouting have come. He's won a scholarship to Vanderbilt University, but has decided to go to Duke University. It's possible he will also win a scholarship there, as well, Mrs. Pyne said. Robin wants to be a civil engineer like his dad. He is a member of the Sea Scout Ship 537. He's chaplain and has won the God and Country Award. This award is given to a Sea Scout who has given a year's work to his church. Robin attends University Baptist Church. When Robin came to Coral Gables, he was found to be so advanced in his studies, he was put into the ninth grade at the age of 11. At Gables High where he's one of its youngest seniors, Robin's a member of the National Honor Society. ROBIN PYNE ...with honor

DEED Changes

Curtis to Richard E. and Jean G. Promin, 434 Palermo Ave. Taylor to Leo Mudd Sr., 1711 SW 83rd Ave., $3,500. Merlino to Nancy Ann Merlino, 1421 Sopera Ave., $15,000. Sherwood to Joseph and Ellen Crewden, 4550 Alhambra Cir., $30,500. Schmidt to Fred E. and Frances Snowman Jr., 4801 San Amaro Dr., $15,200. Newberry to Alfred G. and Mary Shontz Smith, 1312 Asfruria Ave. $23,700. Tuxford to Diego and Maria Saavedra, 1404 Grenada Blvd., $42,000. Hughes to Emil A. and Anna Solenka, 1227 Lisbon St. Moss to the City of Coral Gables, $48,000. Friedman to Constantine and Jennie Cazanas, 150-54-56 Giralda. Carlson to Future Homes Inc. of Miami, 910 Biscayne Bldg., $9,500. Mitchell to Melville B. and Alice Henderson, 631 San Lorenzo, $26,000. Cora Q. Combs to Mert and Felice Zimmerman, 715 Cremona Ave., $11,000. Harney to Victor P. and Virginia M. Keay, 4891-95 University Dr. Bennett to Louise B. Hillver and Robert C. Hillyer, 1030 Mariposa Ave. Refey to Majestic Pipe and Supply Co., Inc., 131 San Lorenzo Ave., $30,000.

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