The Guide

16 THE GUIDE Thursday, April 27, 1961

Rah, Rah Gals Chosen

By EUNICE TALL Correspondent New Palmetto cheerleaders were chosen last week by members of the Palmetto faculty and senior cheerleaders. Girls eligible to try-out must have had a 2.6 scholastic average for the year and be approaching their junior or senior year in school. Cheerleaders are Kay Williams, Jane Cowan, Suzanne Straight, Cathy Copley, Dellarae Black, Eunice Tall, Suzy Price, Jackie McLaughlin, Mary Boymer and Jodi King. Squad captain is Dellarae Black, senior. Girls were judged on skill, pep, co-ordination, smile, appearance and presentation of cheers. NHS CONVENTION National Honor Society convention for all Florida state high school chapters begins today (Thursday) at the Golden Gate Motel, Miami Beach. The convention will run until Saturday. South Broward High School is acting as host. Delegates from Palmetto are Ben Miller, Lynne Leonard, Andre Boele, Brenda Muhlinghaus, Charles Gitomer, Paul Browning, Sandra Pearce, Beverly Ames, Honey Shelley, Pauline Russell, Jenni Lund, seniors. Juniors are Judi Cohen, Suzy Straight, Kay Williams, Brenda Acton, Jodi King, Sandra Hoff, Dellarae Black, and Jan Wackenhut. MU ALPHA THETA Mu Alpha Theta, Math Honorary Society, tapped 23 new members last week. New tappees are: Peter Andrus, Roberta Bigman, Judi Cohen, Gwen Grizzle, Chris Hager, Dale Heckering, Bob Jones, Jodi King, Linda Kiser, Bill Knerr, Bob Lane, Diane Lucas, George Miller, Tabor Novak, Tom Owen, Claude Phillips, Gretchen Schmidt, Judith Siegel, Joan Smith, Dennis Stanley, Saundra Stone, Suzanne Straight, and Jeff Wright. Mr. Leonard A. Glazer is the Society's sponsor. GSC Eleven girls will be inducted into the Girl's Sports Club at Palmetto Saturday (April 29) at an initiation picnic at Crandon Park. Pledges are Edwina Balstraz, Nanci Magram, Linda Boykin, Sue Bussey, Sandy McQuinn, Toni Morton, Jay Perry, Joyce Salisbury, Pat Gustafson, Sue Hansen, and Barbara Brown. GSC is planning a week-end camping trip at Birch State Park, Ft. Lauderdale, in May. Elections for GSC officers will be held May 5. GERMAIN REPRESENTS Gloria Germain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Germain of 12200 SW 68th Ct., will represent Florida this summer (Aug. 8 to 22) in the Girl Scout All-States Wilderness Encampment in Three Sisters Wilderness Area, Bend, Oregon. She will be one girl of 100 from various parts of the U.S. who will attend the camp this summer. Gloria, who has been a Scout for nine years, filled out an application and was chosen by the Juliet Lowe Region Council in Georgia. She is a member of Mariner Scouts, Ship 46, The Dauntness, sophomore Student Council representative, calendar girl, member of Spanish National Honor Society, honor roll student, and Sophomore Class Yearbook Princess.

New Church Will Build

Riviera Baptist Church, holding services at Riviera Junior High School, held groundbreaking ceremonies recently for permanent worship buildings the Church is constructing at SW 106th Ave. and 48th St. Rev. Sam Grigsby, pastor, and Oliver Hoover, former moderator of the Miami Baptist Association, officiated. They were assisted by Rev. Ralph Rittenhouse, pastor of Olympia Heights Baptist Church. Riviera was begun as a mission two years by Olympia Heights. It was constituted a church last June. The first of three buildings planned by the church is being constructed by church members. It will house classrooms and an auditorium for some 350 people. The building will cost approximately $75,000. Church membership is about 250.

New Parking Policy In Works?

A new policy designed to "keep the stores occupied and the merchants happy," is being worked out between the new City Commission and the Chamber of Commerce. Mayor Robert L. Searle got backing on two ideas: To add pennies in overtime parking meters to give on-street violators an extra minutes before ticketing. To have a manned parking lot off Miracle Mile. Searle is to discuss the plan with the Retail Merchants Division members and other Chamber members to get support for the plan before it is put into effect.

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