The Guide

Thursday, April 20, 1961 THE GUIDE 11

Berkes Married, In Mexico

On a honeymoon trip to Mexico are Mr. and Mrs. Gerald David Berke whose wedding took place March 25, at Tifereth Israel Northside Center. The bride, the former Miss Susan Libby Draluck is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Draluck of 2766 SW 47th Ter. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Berke of 143 NW 47th Ter. Rabbis Morton Malansky and Nathan Zwitman officiated at the double ring 8 p.m. candlelight ceremony. Miss Fran Moldoff was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Myrne Wagner, Ilene Greenbaum and Miriam Greenbaum, Gina Dee was junior bridesmaid. M. Alan Berke, brother of the groom, was best man. Ushers were Leonard Greenbaum, Gerry Isserson, Marty Resnick and Seymour Ginsberg Junior usher was Michael Draluck. The bride attended Miami High School and Walsh School of Business Science. She is a member of Gamma Chi Omega and BZB B'nai B'rith. The groom was graduated from Miami Edison High School and attended the University of Miami where he majored in radio and TV-film in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Photographers Choose Mel Greene President

Mel Greene, a member of the Child Life Photographers staff, has been reelected president of the South Florida Camera Club Council. The council is comprised of the Miami Photographic Society, Miami Moviemakers, Fort Lauderdale Camera Club and the Deerfield Beach Camera Club. Greene is also serving as general chairman of the 1961 Photographic Society of America's southeastern regional convention which is scheduled May 26-28 on Miami Beach. In addition to being one of the organizers of the council, Greene is past president of the Miami Photographic Society which meets at the First National Bank in Coral Gables on the first and fourth Wednesday of the month. MEL GREENE

IQ Tests Explained At Banyan

By MRS. ROBERT PARENT Correspondent Should parents be told the IQ scores of their children? Principal Benjamin Mingle discussed this and other aspects of intelligence tests at the Banyan Elementary School PTA program last week. In general, said Mingle, IQ scores are not accurate enough to give out the information. The reason for the lack of accuracy is that enough tests cannot be given the child for comparison. Through high school, he continued, the tests are more precise. In elementary school, the teacher's judgment of the tests should be consulted and his judgment of the child considered more exact. "Parents should certainly be told frankly and sincerely how a child functions in academic areas," Mingle said. A good IQ test measures a person's ability to acquire knowledge. This is a measurement of his potential. Achievement tests measure what a person knows. How is the average obtained? Authors of an IQ test set up norms and give their test to thousands of children of the same age. They determine an average score and thereafter each child who takes this test is said to have a mental age of the average child of that particular age. The IQ test was devised in France as a fast means of Army classification. While not always accurate, the tests do enable quick classification into broad categories.

Anna Kay Grove, Indiana Man to Marry In June

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Grove of 1320 SW 24th Ave., announce the engagement of their daughter, Anna Kay to Robert Dean Hazzard, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Hazzard of Greenfield, Ind. A June wedding is planned and will take place at the Riverside Baptist Church, Miami. The bride-elect will graduate in August at the University of Florida, with a degree in library science. She was an honor graduate at Miami Senior High School Her finance attended the University of Indiana and has finished his tour of duty with the United States Navy. He plans to enroll for the fall term at the University of Florida. Anna Kay was honored on the occasion of her St. Patrick's day birthday at the Gainesville home of Mr. and Mrs. James Borrelis when the engagement was announced.

Pinecrest Pastor to Talk To Air Reserve on Reds

The 9968th Air Reserve Squadron of the Miami Air Reserve Center, 2180 SW 12th Ave., will present a special educational program on Monday at 8 p.m. The program is entitled "Communism and Education Under Communism." The co-speakers will be Chaplain John W. Sloan, Major, USAFRes, and Lt. Col. Harold C. Campbell, USAFRes. Maj. Sloan resides at 11325 SW 68th Ct., and is pastor of Pinecrest United Presbyterian Church of Miami. He will discuss the "Comparison of Education in Russia and the U.S.A."

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UM Med Wives Honor Cubans

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