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Heads Juniors at SW High Ken Golden Is Class Leader

By JOY CHERRY Correspondent Spearheading the Junior Class at Southwest Miami High School is Ken Golden, the new president. He served as treasurer of the Sophomore Class and headed the sophomore prom committee. Ken is a member of Quill and Scroll and is business manager of the Lancer, while at the same time maintains a 4.0 average. Sharon Heck is vice-president; Jerri Knight, secretary; and Marty Ketchum, treasurer. Sharon is a member of the Aquila staff, Junior Board and Quill and Scroll. Another Aquila staffer, Jerri, was chosen Homecoming as well as Sophomore Prom princess last year. J. V. Cheerleaders' manager, Marty, is president of advanced girls chorus and student council representative. PRESENTS KEYS Carroll Seghers, owner of Carroll's Jewelers is presenting his annual gift to Southwest seniors. The gift is a gold key with a Southwest seal mounted on a purple background. LETTERMEN REORGANIZE Southwest High's varsity Lettermen's Club has reorganized after three years of inactivity. Officers elected are president, Buddy Howanitz; vice-president, Don Soldinger; secretary, Nel Goforth, treasurer, John Williams. Keeping order will be Terry Kilcoyne as sergeant-at-arms and Van Fleisher will be historian. CAPTURE HONORS Southwest seniors Regina Cox and Karen Bobkoff were finalists in the National Merit Qualifying Test given last March, and 10 others were honored for their high scores. Receiving letters of commendation signed by principal Lee A. Aber and John Stalnaker, president of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation, were Roff Arden, Janet Biebel, James Dean, James Foreman, James Higgins, Lyle Latvala, James Nash, John Pendick, Judith Roper and Theodore Schurch. WRESTLING WORLD Ken Mitnick at the age of 15 has his hands in printers' ink. A two-page spread on men and women wrestlers written by him recently appeared in "Wrestling World," Britain's leading combat journal, published in London. Ken, whose stories have also appeared in "Ring Magazine" and American Monthly, is not a wrestler himself. SULZBERG ANSWERS Robert D. Sulzberg, American history teacher and "charter member of Southwest, has reported back to active duty in the 435 Troop Carrier Wing. His orders are to serve to Sept. 30, 1962. DEBATERS VICTORIOUS Giving the school its first forensic victory in the four years of participation in the meet, six Southwest speakers captured a trophy at the Area Student Congress in Miami Beach. The bill which they introduced and was drafted by Richard Siegel won the trophy for the group. They are Leslie Williams, Michael Goldbaum, Sandra Migatz, Hank Klein and Bob Kaplan. INVITED TO BOSTON Miss Agnes Crabtree head of the Social Studies Department, by special invitation attended the five-day-eighth National Conference of UNESCO in Boston which concludes today (Thursday). The main objective of the conference is to broaden American understanding of Africa's achievements and aspirations and so advise the U.S. government on educational, scientific and cultural aspects of American policies relating to Africa.

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Teenagers—Learn To Dance

In order to be popular and "one of the crowd," it is important for your daughter to know how to dance. She can be sweet and pretty, but it is no fun being a wallflower! Help her to gain confidence by learning the special dances teenagers do. The Hully Gully, Slow Dancing, Watusi, Bristol Stomp, Twist are only a few of the dances teenagers want to know. Join a special class for teenagers and preteens . . . learn the American Bandstand dances only the young folk do and enjoy. BOYS TOO! Boys must know the current dances. Don't let him stand on the sideline feeling shy because he doesn't know how to dance and join the crowd. PEGGO CROMER The studio is located in South Miami, two blocks past the South Miami Library and 1/2 block off Sunset Drive, 7310 S. 62nd Place, Phone MO 7-3722 or MO 1-4218. New classes start in November on Thursday afternoon at the South Miami School of Dancing, Peggo Cromer, popular ballet instructor, is director of the school. —Adv.

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