The Times

Gables High Notes Cavaliers Ranked First Among County Debaters

By LESLIE GROSS Gables High was host to Hialeah, Miami Edison, Miami Jackson, Miami Beach, and Southwest High Schools in a county-wide debate Oct. 6. The program planning was done by Gables students, Bill Vanderbilt and Steve Mizell. Throughout the course of the tournament, Gables won 35 debates and lost 11, for an overwhelming first place among the county's schools. Area Student Congress will be held Friday and Saturday, Oct. 14 and 15, at Miami Jackson High School. Gables has the largest apportionment of delegates in the county and will be sending 20 representatives and three senators. The election of NFL calendar girls was held last Tuesday. Orders for the calendar are now being taken. Richard Schuster, Gables debater last Thursday at the county-wide debate tournament, became the first of this year's debaters to earn 250 NFL points. This total entitles him to a varsity debate letter and a debate scholarship to Ripon College in Ripon, Wisconsin. Highlights Staff Announced The Gables High school newspaper, the Highlights, recently announced its staff, which is to produce a semi-weekly paper under the editorship of Becky Doyle-Quinn and Jeff Tew. The staff members are: Organizations, Barbara Stewart and Tina Torrez; Sports, Lee Sandler, Eric Jonas, Marilyn Steele, and Scott De Garmo; advertising, Jessica Snyder and John Hancock; headlines, Pat Glashauf and Joyce Denis; promotions, Nicki Finger; exchange, James McBarron; cartoonist, Alan Ormsby; reporters, Adrianne Katz, Beth Finenco, Dennis Koger, Linda Schwartz, Jeff Willard, Janet Jordan, Mary Lou Brown and Debbie Michaelson. Cavalon Staff Announced At Gables High Yearbook, the award-winning Cavalon, will have the following students working under co-editors Ruth Tschumy and Leslie Goss: Senior section, Crudele Posey, Barbara Stewart, Ann Conrad, Barbara Berlin and Jim Lee; junior section, Lin Holtzman and Suzy Goyette; sophomores, Lori Offen, Nadine Piowaty, Jill Vollenhover; sports, Lee Sandler; promotions, Cherie Doty, Bill Wirt, and Peggy Beck; advertising, Linda Schwartz, Stewart Halpert, Nadine Frink; organizations, Adrianne Katz, Rusti Hausmann, and Diane Frink; record, Beverly Gurevitz; school life, Albertina Torres, Mary Lou Brown, Kathy Manning, and Diane Frink. Pardee Conducts Poll Gables journalism student, Chis Pardee, has been taking pre-election polls throughout the journalism classes. Chris announces the following results: Kennedy 55 percent; Nixon 45 percent. Chris, who hopes to expand his poll-taking program to include other questions, hopes to gain a larger sampling by working through the history department. This is not Chis's first attempt at poll-taking. He conducted a similar survey last year during the height of the Caryl Chessmann incident. Gables students overwhelmingly voted to spare Chessman's life. Unfortunately, Chessman passed away before the good news reached him. The Gables Drama Department is now in rehearsal for a production entitled, "The Crucible," to be staged in the near future.

Florida tung nut growers harvested 29,000 tons of nuts in 1959, according to the Agricultural Marketing Service, averaging $54 per ton.

P. J. Cesarano New Riviera Club President

P. J. Cesarano is the new president of the Riviera Country Club for the incoming Board of Governors. Serving with the president are: Scott Braznell, first and Harvey Elwood, second vice presidents; Stuart W. Patton, secretary and Hugh F. Purvis, treasurer. Elections took place at the annual meeting of the board Tuesday. Elected new members of the board were: Cesarano, Dr. Homer Briggle, M. L. Daye, John M. Montgomery and Elwood.

Florida forests and forest industries provide employment for 40,00 persons.

Airman John H. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz V. Pedersen, of 6600 SW 64th Ct., South Miami, has been assigned to a unit of the Strategic Air Command at Ellsworth AFB, South Dakota, for training and duty as an plumber. He recently completed his basic military training at Lackland AFB, Texas.

David Hulse Will Train For Jet Pilot Wings

Lt. David Hulse recently arrived at Craig Air Force Base, Selma, Ala., for 22 weeks of flying training in the Basic Single Engine School there. Upon graduation, Lieutenant Hulse will receive his silver wings as a rated jet pilot in the United States Air Force. During his training at Craig, he will fly the Air Force's T-33 jet single-engine training aircraft a total of 115 hours and complete extensive classroom studies in aeronautical engineering, radio communications, navigation, weather and related subjects. Prior to his assignment to Craig, he was graduated from Bainbridge, Ga., Air Base, USAF Civilian Contract Primary Flying School. Lieutenant Hulse is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hulse, 5753 SW 83rd St., South Miami. He is a 1959 graduate of Florida State University. LT. HULSE

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