The Coral Gables Times

LINES OF disappointment are in the face of little Joe Audie, 1132 Valencia Ave. When he went over to Salvadore Park Monday with his older brother, Peter, he found no one his own size. So he crawled up against this tennis net post with his racquet and sat here. This is how we found him. (Times photo by Raymond Lang),

Rumors to the Contrary, Prom's Not Dead--Byrd

No Junior-Senior Prom next year at Coral Gables High? It just isn't so said William Byrd, assistant principal. Byrd denied also reports of heavy drinking during the recent prom held at Bayfront Park auditorium. (See letter to the editor on page 4). "She is very much uninformed," said Byrd of the parent who wrote to complain about teenage drinking at the prom. Byrd, who was present, said only one intoxicated student was removed from the dance and denied that the student passed out. "Apparently this woman doesn't know anything," said Byrd. The writer said she got her information from her daughter who attended the prom and returned to relate the drinking activities including the hiding of liquor bottles under the "Eiffel Towers" — table decorations. Byrd said he did not go around smelling the breath of teenagers, but a careful check was kept to prohibit drinking. "We have more police than any other school," he said. Gables High employed three policemen for the dance. The assistant principal said the junior — and senior proms may be separated next year because of the number of students, but there is no plan to abandon the socials. There have been rumors among the student body that the prom would be abandoned entirely.

Building Is Light Here Past Week

Only six building permits, totalling $127,500 were issued last week by the Coral Gables Building Department after a couple of busy weeks. Permits, which do not include land values, went to George Coty, 3801 Toledo St., pool, $4,000. Dominick Masisca, 907 Escobar Ave., residence, $20,000. Rogers Enterprise Inc., 95 Merrick Way, foundation, $50,000. Alberto Alejandre, 405 Barbarosa Ave., residence, $25,000. Episcopal Diocese of South Florida, 3800 Alhambra Ct., addition, $7,500. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Higgins, 607 Palermo Ave., residence, $21,000.

Another Gableite to Lead UM's Alumni Association

Former Hurricane football star and coach Edward Dunn has been voted president-elect of the University of Miami Alumni Association. Dunn, Class of 1940 and an insurance executive since he left his coaching job, will replace Judge Ruth Sutton next year. He lives at 520 Hardee Rd. Gableite Bill Kerdyk is president now. Mrs. Sutton, class of 1930, will be installed June 13 at the Coral Gables Country Club in what will be the last formal public appearance of Dr. Jay F. W. Pearson as president. Dr. Pearson will step up to chancellor in July and Dr. Henry King Stanford will become president. Gables attorney, Frank (Mort) Guilford, 1951, will be installed vice president at the Spring Reunion and Installation Banquet scheduled for 6 p.m. Tish Wilkins Fryer, Class of 1953, a housewife, was elected secretary and another insurance man, John Harlow, 1946, treasurer. The eight new directors are Lewis F. Cohen, Patricia Six Cook, Shirley H. Dix, Donald V. Marriutto, Judge Ben. J. Sheppard, Edward P. Swann, Judge Gene Williams and William E. Cornell, president of the Class of 1962.

LEAVING UM

Dr. Floyd S. Shuttleworth, a faculty member of the University of Miami department of botany since 1946, will resign this summer to become chairman of science and mathematics at Lake-Sumter Junior College opening at Leesburg, Fla., this fall. Dr. Shuttleworth, 8390 SW 58th St., is a specialist in fungi (mycologist).

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