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Spanish Honor Society Taps New Members

Blue And White Corner By EUNICE TALL Palmetto High School's two-year-old Spanish National Honor Society recently tapped eligible students. A candlelight installation ceremony entirely in Spanish was held Feb. 16 in the school auditorium. This event was the first welcome to old members and parents. The following students were inducted as new SNHS members: Ken Konrad, Phillis Hansard, Pat Kellogg, Andre Boele, Joe Willison, Walter Zimmermann, Bob Kiemua, Gail Hibbe, Judy Snelling, Peggy Knerr, Kay Cadman, TALL Gwen Grizzle, Sharon Smoak, Linda Rigot, Edwina Balstraz, Betty Pressley, Jacky Crawford, Martha Siinn, Marion McClure, Dina Landis, Judy Warner, Gloria Germain, Nancy Thomas, Bob Hutchins, Clinton Terry, and Elise Kass. The Palmetto German Club held its organizational meeting Feb. 13 Newly elected officers are Robin Shelley, president; Suzanne Straight, vice president; Linda Boykin, secretary, and Gap Kovach, treasurer. Mrs. Ingrid Roper, German teacher, is club sponsor. The club has not, chosen a name as yet. Something original is desired. For future plans learning to polka is high on the list. Key and Wheel, service clubs, have just organized at Palmetto. Wheel Club, sponsored by Rotary Club of South Miami, elected the following officers: Pierce Crabtree, president; Douglas Lehtinen, vice president; Roger Allen, secretary; Joe Sheridan, treasurer; Bob Hayden, sergeant-at-arms; Dale Heckerling, parliamentarian; and Suford Davis, chaplain. Mr. James High is sponsor. At the installation meeting Feb. 15, President Crabtree was presented with a gavel. Officers and club members received club pins. Dick Masell, senior, was elected president of the newly formed Key Club, sponsored by the South Miami and Perrine Kiwanis. Other officers are Earl Black, vice president, and Roger Olson, secretary. Mr. Ernest Burgess is school sponsor. The membership now consists of 25 juniors and seniors. Later this year the membership will be open to sophomores. A charter banquet was held Feb. 16 at Homestead Air Force Base. Speakers representing 21 professions gave short talks and answered questions concerning their chosen fields at Palmetto's First Annual Career Day Feb 16. Purpose of the program was to introduce students to individuals who are active and successful in the professions the students have an interest in. Speakers stressed requirements nd preparations necessary for entering their various occupations. The Career Day was organized by the Palmetto scholastic departments and guidance department. Dr. Charles Holmes, Dr. Gene Lanier, Dr. Calvin Kay, and Dr. W. J. Washuta, members of the Perrine Kiwanis Club, were official hosts. The speakers' coffee break was sponsored by the Kiwanis Club.

South Miami Jaycees Open Member Drive

The annual membership drive of the South Miami Junior Chamber of Commerce will be held March 4 through April 18. A gala dance, marking the start of this year's campaign, will take place at 8 p.m. Saturday, March 4, at Suniland Hall in the Suniland Shopping Center, South Dixie Hwy. Henry Prebianca, membership chairman, said that anyone between the ages of 21 and 35 interested in an organization dedicated to community betterment, should call the South Miami JC's at either of these numbers —MO 6-3137 or CE 5-8246.

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