The Guide

4 THE GUIDE Thursday, November 2, 1961

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BIRTHS AT BAPTIST HOSPITAL Oct. 22 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sandler, boy, 9110 SW 16th Terr. Oct. 23 Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Stewart, boy, 5540 SW 78th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Draper, 8245 SW 93rd Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Larocca, boy, 11820 SW 35th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Franz Tubens, girl, 44 SW 42nd Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Tubbs, boy, 2900 SW 102nd Ave. Oct. 24 Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wadell, girl, 5135 SW 102nd Pl.; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Monsalvatge, twin girls, 7395 SW 99th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Milgrom, twin girls, 9400 SW 54th St. Oct. 25 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Vega, boy, 6845 NW 6th Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Joaquin Gomes, boy, 11320 SW 56th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Julian Rose, boy, 7900 SW 183rd St. Oct. 26 Mr. and Mrs. David Seals, boy, 4832 NW 171st St.; Mr. and Mrs. G. Cole, girl, 1161 W. 31st St., Hialeah; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harper, girl, 8865 SW 126th Ter. Oct. 27 Mr. and Mrs. Howard N. Pearson, boy, 5861 SW 87th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Nat Lieberman, girl, 4931 SW 100th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Chilton, boy, 1331 SW 74th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Davidov, boy, 10330 SW 45th St. Oct. 28 Dr. and Mr Joseph Griffin, boy, 12501 SW 62nd Ave. BIRTHS AT DOCTORS' HOSPITAL Oct. 21 Mr. and Mrs. John Solly, boy, 5560 SW 89th Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Jay Pellegrini, boy, 7192 SW 83rd Ct. Oct. 23 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Duke, boy, 6635 SW 49th Terr.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knight, twin boys, 3625 NW 13th St., Fort Lauderdale; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jacobs, girl, 9801 Jamaica Dr.; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dearing, boy, 3180 SW 74th Ave. Oct. 24 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wichman, girl, 5500 SW 96th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Milone, boy, 3620 NW 30th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. John T. Gems, boy, 4650 Tamiami Canal Road; Mr. and Mrs. James DeYoung, girl, 6701 SW 69th Terr. Oct. 25 Mr. and Mrs. Alan Oikes, girl, 17221 NW 51st Place; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fanning, boy, 5700 SW 62nd St. Oct. 26 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shelton, girl, 7500 SW 72nd Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan, girl, 6775 Tamiami Canal Rd.

24 SW Honor Students Tapped

By JOY CHERRY Correspondent Before the parents of the honored students, the National Honor Society at Southwest High School tapped 19 girls and five boys Oct. 24, at a tea held in the foyer of the auditorium. New members were chosen for leadership and character, as well as for a 3.8 average or better. Among those tapped were Margaret Bizub, Joy Lee Cherry, Constance Feltham, Joan Rodriquez, Ruth Schildkraut, Kenneth Frishman, Ronnie Rosenfeld, Nancy Degroff, Jacqueline Stahl, Mary Frances Daugherty, Barbara Mary Young and Althea Crawford. Others were Sharon Campbell, Katherine Valletta, Carol Boutilier, Elaine Schafer, Richard Feiertag, Carol Holmes, Robin Mason, Theodore Schurch Jr., Karen Bobkoff, Janet Biebel, Russell Bizette and Neil Goforth. The Freedom Shrine, consisting of replicas of famous American historical documents and other patriotic medals and awards received by the school, was formally presented to Southwest at the membership tea. Mrs. Adelaide McKim, who has sponsored N.H.S. since Southwest opened conducted the ceremonies. Student teachers will aide T.V. classes by conducting small discussion groups for students in English 10 T.V. These assistants will meet once or twice a week with pupils wishing extra help in grammar, themes, and verbal discussions. Those participating are Nancy Lynch, JoAnn Meyer, Peggy Lee, Gene Beckwith, Laura Beckwith, Doris Lazarony, Maria Brea, and Susan Beckett. Others include Joel Landsman, Paul Philhour, Steve Ackerman, Walter Fisher, Bob Guardiola, Nancy Carver, David Spector, Kathy Glenn, Esther Sneed, Susan Kiltie, Cheryl Gorman, Bill Sax, Jan Glidewell, Michael Schneider, Allen Smith, Andy Marcus, Jeanne Carrol, Sheryl West, Martin Motes, Christa Bortfield, Nancy Dinin, Ronnie Rosenfeld, Anita Constant, Linda Lyman, Sheila Reed, Chris White and Patsy e.Doyle. Southwest's Science Research Class under the guidance of Mr. Stanley Loupus was invited recently to attend the science laboratory at the University of Miami. The class will receive help from the Physics Department on writing science research papers. Visits to the Chemistry Department, the Weather Bureau and the Seaquarium are also being planned. Members are Trina Chira, Barbaa Young, Mary Weatherford, Ken Frishman, Cal Harris, Steve Wisotoky, Continued on Page 5

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