The Guide

13 SW Students Chosen For Clinic

By JOY CHERRY Correspondent The Southwest Miami High Concert Orchestra had 13 "outstanding" students selected for the All-State Orchestra Clinic. "This is the most students Southwest has ever had make the auditions for the All-State Orchestra," commented Phillip Fink, orchestra director. The 1962 Clinic Conference, to be held in Miami on Jan. 4 through 6, promises to set a new high mark in interesting and useful conferences for teachers and higher standards of performance by participating students. Those chosen from the concert orchestra were Linda Rolfes, Larry Brown, Terry Marzolf, Frances Zocco, John Morrison, Tom Williams, Judy Eberley, Peggy Dickinson, Ann Wylie, and Carl Walton. Three selected from the reading orchestra were Jackie Grose, Richard Kittrell and Karen Alderson. The orchestra was honored a second time this month when it received outstanding commendation in the November "Music Director," official publication of the Music Education and Music Teachers Association. The article stated that orchestra, "now only five years old, has the rating of the top orchestra in Florida, and that many of its woodwind, brass, and percussion players are also outstanding musicians of the school band." JOURNALISTS OBSERVE Four journalists from the Lancer attended a press conference at the Dupont Plaza recently. They were Adrianne Schwartz, Ken Golden, Stephen Berlinsky and Sandy Peyser. Wilson Hicks, former executive editor of Life magazine, was the keynote speaker at the Career Day Seminar, sponsored by the Greater Miami Chapter, Theta Sigma Phi. Student journalists from Dade County heard a panel of experts summarize their respective careers. JUNIORS WIN "Slaves" dressed in the red and gray of the cavaliers pulled the SW Junior Class float to first prize at the annual homecoming parade. A Roman theme was further carried out by the officers of the Junior Class who wore togas and stood in a Roman "Chariot." The Sophomore Class won second prize with a football homecoming float. A football field with an eagle's head and pretty girls adorned the float. "Sail along with Southwest" was the theme of the float steered by boys dressed as cheerleaders, and carrying pretty girls throwing balloons, was followed by boys "skiing" on roller skates. "The parade was the longest and most colorful Southwest has ever had," stated Winston Jones, student activities director.

SM Building Doubles in November

South Miami Building permits for November total $404,- [?]01, an amount running well over the 1960 total of $196,280. Here are the owners granted permits: Church, 6744 SW 64th Pl., AC, $1,500; H. Zarnik, 6031 SW 85th St., residence, $14,500. J. Derrick, 4226 SW 61st Ave., fence, $350; H. Levinson, 6140 Twin Lakes Dr., addition, $2,000; Judi Lesli, 7250 Red Rd., signs, $200. South Miami Hospital, 7400 SW 62nd Ave., fence, $329; James Jones Jr., 5761 SW 82nd St., alterations, $150; A to Z Builders, 6740 SW 68th Ter., residence and pool, $25,000. John Fatool, 8621 SW 77th Ter., screened enclosure, $740; Robert Jacobs, 5855 SW 73rd St., AC, $700; City of South Miami, 67th St. (Park), fence, $636. Georgi Humes, 5923 SW 67th St., residence, $6,000, and demolition, $175. R. Wishman, 6180 SW 62nd Pl., roof, $100; P. Lemichuk, 4016 Red Rd., sign, $75; B. Tillinger, 6801 SW 59th Pl., sign, $60. B. Durnell, 6841 SW 78th Ter., roof, $25; A. Mayhew, 5750 SW 80th St., clear land, $375. Four permits to H. Markowitz, all for remodeling: 6152-54 SW 67th St. - $500, 6122 SW 67th St., - $300, 6124 SW 67th St. $300, and 6120 SW 67th St.-$300. First Federal Savings and Loan, 6075 Sunset Dr., elevator, $27,000; South Miami Hospital, 7400 SW 62nd Ave., elevator, $35,000. Jean Willis, 5781 SW 82nd St., addition, $1,800; W. Freeman, 5329-55 SW 73rd St., paint, $100; H. Margolies, 5745 SW 67th Ave., demolition, $300. M. Lee, 7505 SW 58th Ave., fence, $150; J. Rogers, 6351 Sunset Dr., addition, $1,500; I. Weiner, 5611 SW 64th Pl., alterations, $2,500. B. Nelson, 6031 SW 85th St., roof, $280; Don Myers, 4301 SW 62nd Ave., remodel, $750; Steve Hessen, 7346 Red Rd., sign, $150. Sun Red Inc., 5715 Sunset Drive, condensing unit, $400; B. Franklin, 6141 SW 85th St., AC, $500; Sun Red, Inc., 5713 Sunset Dr., alterations, $2,000. R-Rite Builders, 4221 SW 60th Pl., (two classes), wall heater, $75, and roof, $1,900; Charles Gottlieb, 7331 SW 59th Ave., clear land, $200; Eldon Cox, 4233 SW 62nd Ct., fall out shelter, $1,800. R. Garber, 5823 SW 74th Ter., addition, $5,000; Sun Red, Inc., sign, $750; South Miami Hospital, tent, $200. B. Franklin, roof, $1,900; Babcock Co., 6390 SW 69th St., AC and heat, $1,000; R. Jackson, 6114 SW 59th St., roof repairs, $83; Pullman's, 6450 S. Dixie Hwy., pave, $975. H. Laesser, 5770 SW 80th St., residence, $13,000; A to Z Builders, AC, $2,000; South Miami Baptist Church, 7351 SW 62nd Ave., tent, $200. S. Frederick, 6740 SW 68th Ter., roof, $1,100; Robert Redus, 7520 SW 63rd Ave., alterations, $500; Art Construction Co., -6140 Twin Lakes Dr., roof, $125. Alger, Pankey, Stieglitz, 7241 SW 57th Ct., alterations, $200.

Newcomers To Our City

BIRTHS AT BAPTIST HOSPITAL Nov. 27 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Hlemenz, boy, 2690 SW 62nd Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fultz, girl, 3435 SW 106th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Billy A. Mercer, girl, 10320 SW 45th St. Nov. 28 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Tilden, girl, 2500 SW 97th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert West, girl, 13705 Jefferson, Richmond Heights; Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Snowden, girl, 11030 SW 43rd Terrace; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riccio, boy, 6801 SW 18th Street; Mr. and Mrs. Egllert Johnson, boy, 3796 SW 91st St. Nov. 29 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Henis, girl, 220 SW 31st Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hampton, girl, 14581 Jackson St.; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sacco, boy, 11280 SW 43rd Lane; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Martucci, boy, 11601 SW 56th St. Nov. 30 Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Blom, boy, 2225 SW 25th Ter.; Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Nimick, boy, 7120 SW 83rd Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Clinton R. Warren, boy, 12031 SW 173rd St. Dec. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Mallory, boy, 1310 NE 203rd St.; Mr. and Mrs. William R. Campbell Jr., girl, 9961 SW 162nd St.; Mr. and Mrs. James T. Grainger, girl, 9765 SW 54th St. BIRTHS AT SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL Nov. 21 Mr. and Mrs. Danny Simpson, boy, 2532 SW 87th Ave. Nov. 22 Mr. and Mrs. Rolando Fela Torro, girl, 3440 SW 87th Pl. Nov. 24 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kolsby, boy, 2541 SW 37th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Louk, boy 310 SW 14th St. Nov. 25 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Desloge, girl, 8200 SW 41st St.; Mr. and Mrs. John Hammond, girl, 3501 SW 3rd St.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Luther Barry, boy, 5910 SW 112th Ct. Nov. 26 Mr. and Mrs. Herchel Green, girl, 6816 Altamira St.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Earl Vickery, boy, 6220 SW 20th Ter.; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Willtshen, boy, 5040 SW 69th Ave. Nov. 27 Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Birkhold, girl, 11945 SW 118th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peterson, girl, 19240 Franjo Rd. Nov. 28 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Hemingway, girl, 518 Santander Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Beacham, girl, Homestead.

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