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Thursday, March 8, 1962 THE GUIDE 17

SW High Scores Stage Success

By JOY CHERRY Correspondent Long hours of hard work and planning went into making "The Teahouse of the August Moon" a successful performance last week. In order to make Oriental sets look authentic, a field trip by the Drama Department was taken to Watson Island where students drew sketches of the Japanese teahouse, gardens and lotus pond. Here in the true setting of the Far East the first stages of the scenery were being accomplished. Don Fletcher, a new student to Southwest from Indiana designed and worked on all the sets. A commercial artist, Don made the silk screen posters advertising the play. A goat which will be added to the humor of the play was secured by Cecile Griffin from Ephraim Newmark, a senior at Southwest.

HERE ARE THREE of the SW High students in the cast of "Teahouse of the August Moon" who helped make the play a success. From left are Douglas Gault, 1226 SW 74th Ct., who played Capt. Fisby; Joy Cherry, 7273 SW 16th Ter., Lotus Blossom; and Harold Saive, 9320 SW 41st St., Sakini.

GENE FLINN . . . Metro candidate

Gene Flinn Seeks Seat On Metro

Gene Flinn, Coral Gables insurance man and head of the movement to create a "shell city" in the unincorporated Southwest Dade area, is a candidate for the Metro Commissioner Robert M. Haverfield's seat in District 1. "We must now move Metro forward if this government is to be completely workable for all the people of Dade County," Flinn said in announcing his candidacy. Pressing needs, Flinn said, are completing completion of the expressways, rejuvenation of the downtown business areas; gaining of major industry to equalize taxes; further elimination of duplicate services and Sunday closing. "We must also turn our attention to slum clearance, a clean up of our river and canals and increased bus service to the unincorporated areas," Flinn said. The former Korean War Marine sergeant is a graduate of the University of Miami, where he majored in government. He is a Kiwanian in South Miami, was civic director for the Visiting Nurses Association, president of CITY, former Elk, and Jaycee, member of the Palmetto Presbyterian Church. Flinn, a Democrat, was cited as the "Outstanding Young Democrat for a Florida County in 1961." He came to Florida in 1947, has resided in Dade County the past five years and is a native of Dayton, Ohio. Flinn is married to the former Dorothea Dankes, of Oak Park, Ill. They have one daughter and live at 5100 SW 87th Ave.

J. C. McGLON JR.

J. C. McGlon Declares For House

J. C. McGlon Jr., a Republican, has announced his candidacy for Representative to Congress in the Fourth Congressional District. He lives at 8305 SW 116th Ter. Past president and a founder of the South Dade Republican Club, McGlon stated in commenting on the coming campaign: "As a citizen who is greatly concerned over the alarming movement in Washington toward a vast, bureaucratic central government and the resultant fiscal irresponsibility, inefficiency and usurpation of individual freedoms, I shall campaign upon an unqualified program of dedication to constitutional, conservative principles." McGlon has been a resident of Miami for the past 11 years. He is manager of personnel staff services for Eastern Air Lines. The Congressional candidate, his wife Beulah, and three children (Mike, 12; Vicki, 7, and Connie, 2) are all members of the Wayside Baptist Church. A Navy veteran and a member of the American Legion Post 292, McGlon was born in Jacksonville Aug. 14, 1927 Thirty four years old, he attended public schools in that city, and completed his formal education at Jacksonville Junior College and the University of Florida.

JUDGE DEKLE

Judge Dekle Runs For Circuit Post

Circuit Judge Hal P. Dekle is a candidate for election to the post he was appointed to in 1961 by former governor LeRoy Collins. Dekle, 44, served two terms as judge of the Civil Court of Record for Dade County prior to his appointment. In 1957, Judge Dekle was honored as "exceptionally well qualified" by 2,400 fellow lawyers in Dade County. He is a graduate of John B. Stetson University Law School where he was president of the student body. A native Floridian, Dekle was a practicing attorney for 17 years before elected judge. He has served as special assistant United States district attorney and in the U.S. Army in World War II as an infantry captain. He is immediate past chairman of the official board of Coral Gables First Methodist Church; past president of the church's men's club; a member of the Moose, Kiwanis International; PTA and other civic groups. Dekle is married to the former Dorothy Clark, of Monticello, Fla. They have three children and live at 7289 SW 53rd Ct.

NOTABLE KNIGHTS PLAY

Southwest Miami High's stage and dance band, the Notable Knights entertained at the benefit for Patrol Officer Earl Johnson, recently killed in the line of duty. This affair at the Colonial Palms Country Club was arranged by Bob Long, an officer who also substitute-teaches at Southwest. Members of the band are: Bob Hatch, student leader and pianist; Diane Franklin, alto sax; Bob Sheldon, alto sax; Alan Valentine, tenor sax; Steve Wisotsky, trumpet; Jack Bishop, trumpet; Dick Hall, trumpet; Steve Bulland, trumpet; Bill Clawson, trombone; Roger Gillen, trombone; Sam Harris, drums; Jim Slichter, guitar; Sally Lieux, string bass; Mr. Marvin C. Mockabee is the director.

ETV IS RECOGNIZED

Francis L. McAloon, chairman of Southwest's Educational Television Department and TV biology instructor, has been appointed to the Florida committee to select the recipient of the Outstanding Teacher Award. This appointment was made by the National Association of Biology Teachers. Southwest's Educational Television Department and overall procedure in the large classroom has drawn outstanding visitors from many parts of Florida and the United States. Recently heading the Central Florida Educational Television group was J. A. Thompson. Also at Southwest were Howard Fleming of Orlando, Jack Sturger, of Vero Beach, Dr. Alice Fohrer and Miss Margaret Dees of the University of Illinois, and Herman Temons of the A. J. Nystrom Map Company.

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