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'Hola Amigo'--Second Phase SW High Polishes Manners--Spanish Style

By JOY CHERRY Correspondent "Hola Amigo" will greet each Spanish speaking student new to Southwest on Friendship Day, Feb. 22. Members of the student traffic safety committee will go to each new student's homeroom and present him with a personal note in Spanish and a copy of Dade county driving regulations also in Spanish. Notes were translated by Mireya Diaz and Teresa Santlesteban. A display of South American scenes and souvenirs in the lobby is being arranged by a committee headed by Michele Levine. Announcements in Spanish welcoming the students will be presented by a committee headed by Vivian Bonnifer. PAYS OFF A talent for making "good connections" is displayed by seven Cooperative Business Education students employed by Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. Two of these, Donna Smith and Linda Laubscher, are on the job from four to eight and also attend school full - time. They are learning proper procedures in dialing, putting through and making calls. Others working part - time in the accounting department are Linda Ripple, Sharon Glenn, Linda Couey, Arlene Graff and Marion Bernard. They are working in school under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Fricke. LANCER'S LADY Among the senior class there is one girl who has received this month's title of Lancer's Lady for her diligence and cooperativeness. As Senior Class secretary, Kathy Russe has put forth her best efforts for Southwest during her entire six years. Carrying a heavy schedule, including three honor courses, Kathy also holds the position of a Student Council Cabinet member and that of Courtesy Corps member. Chairman of the Homecoming Coronation Committee, Kathy is the originator and president of the new Pep Club. Kathy's junior year was filled with activities. A junior varsity cheerleader, she also was homeroom secretary, a Junior Board member and worked on the Prom Committee. RECEIVE HONOR Nine boys and six girls were tapped for membership in the Art Society. New members are Bob Arace, Bobbie Bartish, Diana Biddlecum, Rosilyn Bitting, Anthony Fiore, Phyllis Fleisher, Richard Gormly, Austin Huhn, Alan Kelso, Butch Klosf, Diana Miller, Richard Peters, Aloha Shatrosky, Howard Thompson and Patrice Webler. STUDENTS REPORT Printer's ink is in the blood of three Southwest students who write for public newspapers. Carrie O'Malley, working on circulation on the Lancer, writes for the South Miami Town and Country Reporter. Her column is called the Southwesterners. Junior Ken Mitnick is becoming known as a reporter of wrestling events in South Florida. "The Ringsider," Miami Beach official souvenir wrestling program for January 12 carries a resume of matches. Ken has been invited to submit articles on wrestling to the Miami Beach Sun. Lancer news editor Patsye Doyle is a correspondent for the Miami News. She sends a resume of school news to the teen page Saturday night. After forwarding the names of many top teens, she was named one recently. Southwest Golf Team is progressing at a rapid rate. "Two of the golfers returned from last year's team are Willard Harter and Richard Nicholas who look promising for an excellent season," said Coach Roger Griffin. Also coaching is Harry Mallios. March 1 will open the 1962 golf season against South Dade High School at Redlands Country Club. There will be a meet each week following the opening. Other participating schools are Miami Beach, Jackson, Edison, Gables, Hialeah, Curley, and North Miami. Larry Derry, a sophomore who has won many local awards as a junior high golfer, "promises to be an outstanding Southwest golf team participant in the coming three years," commented Coach Griffin.

New Building Set For SM

A new $150,000 professional building is planned in South Miami. Owned by Shore Properties Inc., the two-story, 55 by 133-foot building was designed by Paul A. Grupp. General contractor is Fairmont Homes Development Corp.

WIN STOLE

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lax of Lemonde Jewelers on Coral Way have won a mink stole. The couple, 6320 SW 63rd Terr. won the prize in a contest sponsored by Speidel for the best advertising and merchandising of that firm's products in the Southeastern U.S.

CADILLAC SPECIALIST Complete Automotive Repair

Expert paint and body work. Engine and transmission overhaul. EXPERT MOTOR TUNE-UP By Factory Trained Mechanics Complete Auto Repairs on All Makes Model Cars AAA Expert Front End Alignment and Wheel Balancing PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Serving Coral Gables over 30 years CORAL GABLES GARAGE 4200 LAGUNA STREET Day -- HI 8-2697 Night--MO 7-1091 Open 7:30 a.m. till 5:30 p.m.

MEAT FAIR 7437 CORAL WAY • (S.W. 24th ST.) Prime and Choice Western Beef

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