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Blue And White Corner Third Annual Science Fair Winners

By EUNICE TALL Last Wednesday marked the third annual Science and Mathematics Fair at Palmetto High School. Winning projects were judged March 1 and exhibited in the school library that evening. A spaghetti dinner held in the school cafeteria preceded the show. Winning contestants in the mathematics division are Stuart Gleman, superior; Bill Brown, excellent, and Bill Sottile, honorable mention in the twelfth grade. Eleventh grade: Jane Cowan and Buddy Hutchins, superior; George Miller, Joan Smith and Bob Lane, excellent, and Tommy Owens, honorable mention. Tenth grade: Peggy Knerr, superior; Joe Willson, excellent; and Mike Wessler and Danny Fulton, honorable mention. Ninth grade: Randy Nagler, superior; Sergie Cyares, and Peggy Ann Waters, excellent; and Paulette Gergen, Bill Ames, Nancy Linke, and Laura Jordan, honorable mention. Eighth grade: Edward Siden, Lee Pletts and Margaret Bitz, superior; Elizabeth Gearhart, Claire Vonk and Karen Batchelor, excellent; and Donald Miller, honorable mention. Science Division Those students winning in the science division of the fair are, in the twelfth grade, James Butcher, superior; grade: James Lipscomb, Claude Phillips and Robert Albert, excellent; Tenth grade: Paul Knerr, superior; Gary Arnold and Jane Randolph, excellent; and Ninth grade: Ned Lawson, superior; Tom King, excellent; and John Brehm, honorable mention; Eighth grade: Daniel Wilson, superior; Jimmy Wells, excellent; and Dorien Israel and Bill Lamp'l, honorable mention; Seventh grade: Alexander Bansucary and Ben McLeod, superior; and Bill Campbell and Sue Weather, honorable mention. Members of the judging committee in the mathematics division were Dr. John Curtiss, from the University of Miami, Mrs. Agnes Ricky, mathematics supervisor of Dade County, and Mr. Michael Kambour, Southwest Miami High School mathematics teacher. Judges for the science projects were Dr. Leo Boles, teacher at Miami Springs Junior High School, Dr. Harold Hallstrand, Miami surgeon, and Mr. Henry Hubinger, from the chemistry department of the University of Miami.

ciety must have a B overall average in subjects and B-plus to A average in mathematics, and teacher recommendations. Students must also be enrolled in their sixth semester of high school mathematics. An installation ceremony was held March 2 in the school auditorium. Officers of the Southwest Miami High chapter inducted the following charter members: Fred Baljet, Edwina Balstraz, Earl Black, Andre Boele, Bill Brown, Paul Browning, Bruce Burner, James Butch-er, Paula Cogins, Jim Cowart, Kathy Crow, Doug Lehtinen, Charles Gitomer, Austin Let-Charles Gitome r, Austin Let-son, Wayne Martin, Ben Miller, Honey Shelley, Martha Slinn, Mike Street, Clinton Terry, John Tucker, John Wynn, and Robert Zipp.

14 Students Submit Goodwill Seal Designs

Fourteen students from the Southwest area have sent entries to the national Seal Design Contest of Goodwill Industries of America, Roy A. Perry, 2640 Hilola St., president of local Goodwill Industries, has announced. Goodwill Industries, Perry explained, is a non-profit organization which gives employment and training to physically handicapped persons. Goodwill operates by the simple method of securing donations of clothing and other articles which are renovated in Goodwill's plant. Articles, when sold through Goodwill's stores, provide wages for the handicapped workers. Dr. Clayton H. Charles, 5835 SW 87th Ave, chairman of the University of Miami Art School, and Prof. Gerald Frankel, 6461 SW 36th St., said seal design entries were submitted by the following southwest section students: Linda Wey, 1500 SW 93rd St.; Richard Murnak, 1224 Walsh Ave.; Minna Malamed, 9451 Martinique Dr.; Louis Deliz, Julio Micheli Jr., Sonia Kobour-of, Joan Van Kessel, Don Elder, Roy Kratochvit, Antoinette Klonowski and Jane Klempp, of the student dormitories. Supervisor of Instruction H. F. Thompson, Lindsey Hopkins Vocational Center, and Art Instructor Erma F. Wagner and seal design entries were prepar-ed in their classes by Joanne Cittadino, 4800 Biltmore Dr.; Stefani Biebel, 6810 SW 62nd Ct., and Jean Sarlande, 6850 SW 4th St. Competition to select a new seal for Goodwill Industries closed March 1 and entries are now being judged in Washington.

Silver Knights

Eleven outstanding seniors were selected by school department heads Feb. 22 to represent Palmetto High School in the 1961 Miami Herald Silver Knight competition. The entrants are Lynne Leonard, English and literature; Fred Baljet, foreign language; Wayne Martin, mathematics; James Butcher, science; John Preu, social science; Julie Larkins, arts; Johanna Pederson, athletics; Emerson Moran, journalism; James Cowart, music; Brenda Muhlinghaus, citizenship; and Ben Miller, general scholarship. Qualifications necessary for a Silver Knight contestant include achievement in school and community, leadership among students and personal character and integrity. Each nominee will be awarded a certificate of merit and a Silver Knight pin. Winners of the Silver Knight contest will be announced April 27 in a presentation ceremony at the Dade County Auditorium.

Honor Society

A chapter of Mu Alpha Theta (mathematics honorary society) has been organized at Palmetto. Students qualifying for the So-

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A man driving out of the Coral Gables Inspection Station one day last week found that he had no brakes. He had just passed inspection. This proved slightly puzzling to Kenneth S. Griggs, of 34921⁄2 Main Hwy., Coconut Grove, and he intimated to the inspector that maybe the testing machine was responsible for this fact. Another type of inspection, however, revealed that corrosion had eaten through a brake line and the fluid had leaked out just then.

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