The Guide

Blue and White Corner Panther Band Wins District Honors

By EUNICE TALL Palmetto High School is credited with another fine performance. Our school band, The Palmetto High School Panther Band, competed last week in the district music contest for the first time and received high ratings in all categories. Palmetto was one of the schools in the contest having a large number of participating students. The five ratings awarded were "superior", excellent", "good", "fair" and "poor". Palmetto received nothing below "good". The soloists receiving "superior" were Richard Brock, flute; Pat Kellogg, oboe; Paul Gash, French horn; Cal Kellogg, piano; Sal Buno, trombone; and David Casey, baritone. Ensembles receiving "superior" were Richard Brock, flute; Cal Kellogg, bassoon; Paul Gash, French horn; Cathy Greenwalt, clarinet; and Pat Kellogg, oboe, in the Woodwind Quintet. Trombone Quartet: Sal Buno, Dick Davenport, Harmon Norton and Vic Lipscomb. Trumpet Quartet: Jim Cowart, Atwood Brookins, Bob Hickey, and Jack Wells. Snare Drums Duet: Vincent Corso and Mike Johannsen. Soloists awarded "excellent" were Mike Johannsen, snare drum; Richard Zipp, snare drum; Vic Lipscomb, trombone; and Chester Kotake, clarinet. Ensembles awarded "excellent" were Clarinet Trio: Sylvia Norton, Diane Meyer, Sharon Black; Brass Sextet: Harmon Norton, Bob Hickey, Pat Curry, Mike Curry, Bob Ferencik, Steve Todd; Trumpet Trio: Atwood Brookins, James Cowart, Don Works; Flute Quintet: Dian Sloan, Beverly Buck, Gail Pate, Priscilla Sundie. Those students rated "good" were soloists Dick Davenport, trombone, and Kenneth Brodhead, bass clarinet. Ensembles rated "good" were Clarinet Quartet: Cathy Greenwalt, Chester Katake, Don Basler and Tom King; Clarinet Trio: Tom King, Betty Starkweather, Peter Howard; Flute Trio: Julie Coleman, Dana Ostlund, Pamela Dorm; Brass Sextet: Don Works, Steve Todd, Jay Duman, Fred Friedman, Paul Hamill, Don Carson. Accompanists for the soloists were Mrs. Mary Perrin, Mrs. A. Ledder, Mr. Millard Walker, and Cal Kellogg. Mr. David Brayton is the Palmetto band instructor. The Palmetto Majorette Corps, both A and B, were awarded "superior" ratings. Majorette soloists Mary Alice Goetz, Sally Kulp, Barbara Graminga, and Laura Campbell received "superior" ratings. Those students in the band and majorettes who were rated "superior" will compete in the state contest in May. The Palmetto High School Chorus will present Gilbert and Sullivan's musical comedy "HMS Pinafore" March 23 at 3:30 p.m. and March 24 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium, 7460 SW 118 St. Performers are Peter Andrus, playing "Sir Joseph"; Walt Pardington, "Captain"; Peter Eloff, "Ralph Rackstraw"; Don Gillette, "Dick Deadeye"; Tom Johnson, "Bill Bobstay"; Sandra Hoff, "Josephine"; Meri Lee Bitz, "Cousin Hebe"; Jill Ford, "Buttercup"; and Richard Allen, "Midshipman". Prompters are Gail Gatling and Elise Anderson. Accompanist is Paul Dickey. The scenery is being shipped from Boston and a chosen committee from the chorus is making all costumes. Profits will go to the Chorus treasury for robes and music. Tickets for the performances are available from Sandy Allen, ticket chairman, and Jenni Lund, co-chairman. Mr. Millard Walker is the Palmetto Chorus instructor. Science Honorary A Science Honorary has organized at Palmetto. The following officers were elected at the organizational meeting March 6: Jim Butcher, president; Wayne Martin, vice president; Honey Shelley, secretary; and Fred Baljet, treasurer. Andre Boele was appointed sergeant-at-arms. Qualifications for the honorary include a B overall average in subjects, a B plus to A average in high school science, and students must be enrolled in third semester of high school science. Charter members of the Palmetto Science Honorary are Seniors Wayne Martin, Jim Butcher, Honey Shelley, Fred Baljet, Andre Boele, Gert Altmann, Edwina Balstraz, Ed Biebrich, Bill Brown, Paul Browning, Bruce Burner, Jim Cowart, Kathy Crow, Jerry Ginader, Charles Gitomer, Stewart Gleman, Bob Jonsson, Roger King, Ben Miller, Brenda Muhlinghaus, Alan Nichols, Roger Olson, Jon Preu, Mike Street, Susan Taber, John Wynn, Clinton Terry and Bob Zipp. Juniors are Sherry Campbell, Jon Evans, Chris Hager, Dale Heckerling, Sandra Hoff, Jody King, George Miller, Tom Owens, Jane Sniffen and Carole Stuyverson. Sophomores: Annie Berk, Ann Breeding, Mike Crissey, Erwin Grau, Peggy Knerr, Barbara Holcomb, Elise Kass, Harry Ray, Pat Kellogg, Carol Rosenbaum, Dian Sloan, Dick Smith, Laura Smith, Mike Wessler, Judi Snelling and Barbara Taylor.

Art Month

March is Art Month. Palmetto High School's art department is saluting this event by displaying art projects in the school display windows outside the school auditorium. Palmetto art teachers are Mrs. Marlene Lindquist, senior high, and Mrs. Helen Tall, junior high.

EARL J. McALEER, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. McAleer, 9400 SW 109th Ter., was graduated in 1960 from Southwest High School, where he was captain of the golf team. He enlisted in the Navy in September and is stationed in San Diego, Calif. He will enter school in April to train for Signalman. Seaman McAleer was recently selected Honorman of his company by his shipmates.

Postcard Poll Shows Gableites OK Cruises

A postcard poll to determine the feelings of Coral Gables waterway property owners revealed that approximately twice as many persons had no objection to establishment of cruise boat trips as those who objected. But the City Commission without taking a vote, indicated a denial of the request by Gray Sightseeing Lines. City Manager L. W. Robinson Jr. reported that of 150 cards sent out, 56 were returned. Of those, 17 objected and 39 stipulated no objections. The objectors, who included some prominent names, however, sent in a petition in addition. They cited snooping, increased canal traffic, the nuisance and possible casing for a future burglary for their opposition.

Smoke Gets In Our Eyes

Smoke is getting into the eyes of Coral Gables residents living near the recently completed incinerator in Miami off South Dixie Hwy. and Douglas Rd. The City Commission heard the complaints recently and instructed City Manager L. W. Robinson Jr. to contact Miami authorities to try to get the situation remedied. Miami had predicted a smokeless, dustless, odorless operation when the new incinerator was placed into operation several months ago, replacing the odiferous plant which annoyed residents in that area for years.

University Federal Names Manager

University Federal Savings & Loan Association's Board of Directors has announced through President Fred B. Hartnett, that Anthony Caruso had been promoted to the position of manager of the Association, based on a decision made at their February meeting. Caruso has been Chief Teller of University Federal Savings and Loan for the past year, with six and a half years experience in the savings and loan field. He is active in civic and church affairs, Treasurer of Miracle Mile Toastmaster's Club, married, and a Miami resident.

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