The Guide

THE GUIDE

Thursday, June 8, 1961 5

Palmetto Names Delegates to Tally

High School Notes Palmetto Names Delegates to Tally By EUNICE TALL Correspondent Marlou Morton, Jackie Diss-pain and Brenda Acton, juniors, were chosen to represent South Florida in Girls' State this summer in Tallahassee. Boy representatives from Palmetto to Boy's State, June 18-24, are Tom Brown, Tom McClary, George Miller, and Peter Andrus. Representatives were chosen by their interest in government, scholastic averages, and recommendations by various teachers at Palmetto. Delegates will set up a working government in Tallahassee a will learn "why" and "what" makes a state government run. Marlou Morton and Brenda Acton were selected by the Marlin Moore Women's Auxiliary, 133 in Perrine, and they will be sponsored by the Lion's Club. Jackie Disspain will be sponsored by Post 315 of the Kiwanis Ladies' Auxiliary in Perrine. LIONS CLUB Tom McClary will be sponsored by the Perrine Lions Club; Tom Brown, Cutler Ridge American Legion; George Miller, South Miami American Legion; and Pete Andrus, South Miami Kiwanis. Julie Larkins and John Kiraly, two Palmetto seniors, were awarded four year scholarships to the University of Miami by the University Art Department. Julie and John were judged on their art ability, a submitted portfolio of art work, and scholastic ability. Julie was a Silver Knight runner-up in art, president of the Palmetto art club, recipient of the Herf-Jones Award as outstanding senior in art at Palmetto, secretary of Future Teacher's Club, and Student Council representative. John was a member of the Palmetto art club, reporter on the Palmetto Panther, school newspaper, and recipient of a scholarship given by the Cutler Ridge Women's Club. Both students had paintings displayed in a Dade County art students' exhibit at Mirell Gallery, Coconut Grove; their work was in the "Portfolio of Prints and Drawings" put out by the Dade County Art Teachers Association; and Julie and John were the designers of the Christmas Cards sold at Palmetto by the art club in December. DAVIS WINS Paula Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Davis of 9635 SW 164th St., received a $360 scholarship from the National Science Foundation to attend a summer program at Stetson University. The program will begin June 18 and will continue until Aug. 12. While at Stetson, Paula will study mathematics and English during a six-hour day. She will live on campus with 100 other students from the Southeastern United States. At the end of the program it will be possible for Paula to by-pass her 12th high school year and enter Stetson as a freshman. Ten junior varsity cheerleaders were chosen last week from members of this year's freshman and sophomore classes. New cheerleaders are Betty Pressley, Sandy Allen, Joy Greyer, Lynn Richmond, Susie Duckworth, Sharen Black, Barbara Wanthouse, Nancy Grisham, Cheryl Wills, and Paula Tichener.

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World War I Vets Seek Pensions, U.S. Help

The Veterans of World War I, South Miami Barracks 2043, is asking area residents to write Congressmen in their behalf to secure pensions. The barracks, which has about 90 members, says in a resolution passed last week: "The adoption of a pension program for the aging veterans of World War I would provide a definite stimulate to the economy ... "There are some 2.6 million surviving veterans of 1917 and 1918. Nearly half of those who went to answer the call of their country have passed away. Each year sees the ranks decimated by about 125,000. "Average age in our own barracks is 69 years old and we lost three members by death this week. "To many of these veterans who are ill, aged and in dire need, the thought of America playing Santa Claus to the world in the form of billions appropriated for countries which are perhaps only a dot on the map in the minds of the American people, it is not in according with the historical treatment of war veterans of this nation ..." Henry M. Druckman, 3434 SW 76th Ave., is adjutant of the barracks.

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