The Times

"I REMEMBER ST. AUGUSTINE." That's the title of Maria Kakouris' picture, which won "Painting of the Week" honors at West Laboratory Elementary School. Maria, 1345 Campo Sano Ave., remembering her trip to Florida's oldest city, expressed herself in oil colors. For her efforts, her painting will be exhibited in the principal's office for a week. Dr. Glenn Thomas hopes to encourage artistic interest among the pupils by selecting each week a pupil's outstanding art work.

'Flagler Fling' Is Scheduled

A "Flagler Fling" variety show will be presented by the Henry M. Flagler Elementary School PTA, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 18 and 19. The show will begin at 8 p.m. in the Henry Flagler Elementary School cafeteria, 5222 NW 1st St. Admission will be 50 cents. The PTA sponsored a stage skit on the theme of the United Nations last Thursday, Nov. 10. The show featured elementary school boys and girls and the fourth grade chorus under the direction of Mrs. Dansky. An Honorary State Life Membership pin was presented to former principal J. Lee Logan, who is now with the Coral Way Elementary School.

Teachers Name Office

Mrs. Elizabeth White, 119 Salamanca Ave., Dade County supervisor of language arts, was elected first vice president of the Florida Council of Teachers of English at the fall conference held recently at St. Petersburg Beach. She will plan the programs for the state group next year. The Dade County Council with 332 members is the largest group in the state and is also the largest affiliate with the National Council of Teachers of English. Mrs. Mabel Staats, 5110 San Amaro Dr., president of the Dade County Council, arranged three workshops for secondary teachers at the state meeting and participated in a group discussion on creative writing in high school. Mrs. Gretchen Hankins, Southwest High School chairman of English, conducted a discussion group on teaching Shakespearean plays.

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27 Pledge Fraternities At Gainesville

The University of Florida social fraternities have pledged 27 Gables students to their ranks. New pledges include: Alpha Epsilon Pi — Richard Esbitt, Alvin Footnick, Stanley Rudnick, Charles Stuzin; Delta Tau Delta — Charles Wolfe; Kappa Alpha — Kent McGahey, Jim Wooley; Phi Epsilon Pi — Benjamin Meyer; Phi Gamma Delta — Richard Ebsary, Clark Wheeler; and Kappa Tau — Alex Marchando. Also, Pi Kappa Alpha — William Batt, William Yeatts; Pi Lambda Phi — Lewis Toback, Jeffery Walker, Larry Waldorf, Matthew Bernstein, Bill Carpek, Bernard Cohen; Alan Davis, Steve Rossman; Sigma Chi — Doug Bond, Carl Dean; Sigma Nu — Russel Huff, John Bailey; and Theta Chi — Jack Richmond, Mike Smith.

News Of The PTA Pinecrest School Exhibits Observe Special Weeks

By EUNICE TALL MO 1-2294 In conjunction with National Book Week and American Education Week, the Association for Childhood Education displayed exhibits in the Pinecrest Elementary School library and cafeteria yesterday at 3:30 p.m. At the general PTA meeting last night at 8 in the cafeteria, a representative from the Museum of Science and Natural History spoke to the membership and showed slides on the museum and what it has to offer to children in the community. Judging of displays of "book characters" made by the children was done by the parents. Winners received prizes for their work. Refreshments were served. Southwest High School Elected representatives attending the state PTA convention this week in Tampa from Southwest High School are Mrs. Drene Brown, president; Mrs. Hank Schueler, first vice president, and Mr. John Price legislation chairman. Walter Kirkland, devotional chairman; Mrs. Percy Nunnery, study group chairman; Mrs. Guy Perry, third vice president of the County PTA Council; and Mrs. Angelo Chieffi, member of the Southwest PTSA. Perrine Elementary A good time is awaiting everyone who attends the Perrine Elementary School annual Country Fair PTA carnival today on the school grounds, 9895 SW 184 St., at 5 p.m. Food of all kinds and booths of all kinds will add to the fun. A special spook house is being sponsored this year by the Perrine Kiwanis. Mrs. John Backus is chairman of the carnival.

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Vassar Club Plans For Fall

That cold snap in the air means fall is here and it also says it's time for the Vassar Club of Dade County to map out plans for the coming year. The Coral Gables Country Club was setting when local graduates of the well-known college in New York met at 11 a.m. on Nov. 9. The club's president, Mrs. J. E. Fretwell, 529 Minorca Ave., was in charge of the program.

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