The Times

IT HAPPENS ONCE IN A LIFETIME. These happy, young women ushered in Homecoming Week at Southwest Miami High as the Royal Court of Queen (far right) and Princesses. The Queen is Marilyn Johnson, 7837 SW 35th Ter., a blonde, blue-eyed senior who is interested in doing social work. Her court consists of, left to right, Linda Elliot, 6401 SW 73rd Ct.; Nancy Riggs, 7320 SW 79th St.; Sandy Wallace, 11085 SW 52nd Dr. Dr. Lee A. Aber, principal, crowned the Queen and presented the court at the Homecoming ceremony in the Skyline Room of the DuPont Plaza.

Scientists Have Fling At Christopher Columbus

By PAT GLEASON HI 4-5043 Amateur scientists took to the field and school officials took to the shelters as Christopher Columbus High School opened its first science exposition of the year. The button-pushing, knob-turning, switch-flipping exposition honored some 99 projects produced by the student body. Held for the purpose of stimulating the creative minds of modern day youth, the fair was heralded a success resulting from presentation of many original and prize winning entries. This was the first of a series of three science displays, the others to be held in February and March. Ultimate Goal The ultimate goal of these presentations is to find the right projects to be entered in the final science fair, the annual County Science Fair, held at Dinner Key. Last year, unfortunately, Columbus took only honorable mentions but looks ahead this year to taking a substantial prize. All projects were judged two-fold, for time and effort, together with originality. Judges were Brother Clemet, director of sciences for the school, and Mr. Egan, who teaches freshman biology. In the different divisions, Lawrence Oleck took first prize in chemistry. George Alfred took first in electronics. First in physics was taken by Lloyd McAvory. First for engineering was given to John Pope. Zoology (man) was won by Dave Vance. Zoology, other than man, was won by Peter Zarzechi and the most outstanding in psychology and botany were John Devanna and Jeffery Gills, respectively. Lecture Week Last week could be termed lecture week at Columbus for an unusual number of orations were given. The first to greet the student assembly was the United States Coast Guard. Lieutenant Prince from the Coconut Grove base discussed the advantages of becoming an active member of the Coast Guard Academy in New London, Conn. Father Brubaker, previous pastor of Little Flower Church in Coral Gables, gave a talk on vocations, and Brother Steven, provincial counsel of the Marist Brothers, visiting from New York, spoke on "The Life of a Brother." Brother Stephen, by the way, an excellent tenor, sang a few rounds from Oklahoma before leaving. Another event for Columbus is coming up on Dec. 10. The Football Banquet will be held to honor Columbus' growing football force. Awards for outstanding players in both varsity and junior varsity will be presented. Dale Hall, coach of Army, and Stan Musial, twice All-American baseball player, are expected to be guest speakers.

Choir To Sing Yule Contata

The senior choir of the Coral Gables Baptist Church will present a Christmas Cantata, "The Melody of Chruistmas," by Franz Schubert, Dec. 18 at 8 p.m. The choir, directed by Mat James Bolyard, will feature soloists Frances K. Biro, soprano; Wilton R. Chiles, tenor; and Joseph K. Koeval, tenor. Narrators will be Ruth P. Forbes and James H. Dumas. Frances Land Williams will provide organ accompaniment. An invocation will be delivered by the pastor, Dr. Ladislau Biro. The youth choir will present a concert of Christmas carols Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m.

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South Miami Will Have Bowl Game, Too

Not to be outdone by Miami or Coral Gables, South Miami also is going to have a post-season bowl game. Named the South Miami Youth Charity Bowl, the football game will be played at 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 31, at South Miami Junior High School field. The first annual event will pit South Miami's 115 lb. football team coached by Clyde Taylor and Bill Whatley against a similiar size team from Waycross, Ga. There'll Be A Parade There will be a parade before the game, a queen to ride atop one of the floats and bleachers at the field for spectators. Proceeds from the game will go to the March of Dimes. About 3500 are expected for the game which is expected to become an annual event. It is sponsored by the Dade County Civitan Club, with an added boost from the South Miami Civitan Club. The parade will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 31, and include Georgia's entrant in the Miss America Pageant. A 12 or 13 year old queen from South Miami is expected to reign over the festivities. Turkey Bowl Team The South Miami representative in the bowl is the same team which last year represented the city in the Bronx, N. Y., Turkey Bowl. "Ever since we played in that game last year," said South Miami Recreation Director Charlie Skalaski, "I have been thinking of having a bowl game in South Miami. The Waycross team will arrive in South Miami Dec. 26 and stay with boys from the South Miami team. They will be taken on a sightseeing tour of Greater Miami.

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A half dozen eggs were broken and splattered over a car and garage at the home of Frank H. Stranan, 1250 Palermo, Friday.

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This weekend is the one Coral Gables and South Miami junior misses have been waiting for. In separate contests in the two cities three girls will be chosen in each to represent their respective cities in the Junior Orange Bowl Queen finals to be held next weekend in Coral Gables. The South Miami elimination, with some 40 girls competing, will be held at 8 p.m. Sunday in South Miami Junior High School auditorium. The Coral Gables elemination will be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday in the Coral Gables Youth Center. Will Compete At 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 17, winners of the two contests will compete with girls from 16 other South Florida municipalities for the coveted title of Miss Junior Orange Bowl Queen. The elimination contests are open to any girl who has reached her 12th but not her 14th birthday by Dec. 1. There are some 100 girls already entered in the Coral Gables elimination contest. The queen and her court, aside from receiving a wardrobe from Coral Gables merchants, will reign over the annual Junior Orange Bowl parade, football game and queen's ball. King Orange She also will appear in the King Orange Jamboree parade on New Year's Eve and for the first time this year will present a plaque to Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, who will receive the Junior Orange Bowl Service-to-Youth award. The award will be made at a luncheon Dec. 29 at the Coral Gables Country Club before an audience of civic leaders and young people. The Junior Orange Bowl football game will be played at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 28, at Coral Gables Stadium. Teams competing will be the 115 lb. champions in the Inter-City Athletic Conference against the winner in Ft. Lauderdale Boys Athletic League. Biggest Parade The parade, slated to be the biggest in the city's history, will step off at 2:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 29, and wind its way south on Ponce de Leon Blvd. to Miracle Mile and west on Miracle Mile to Biltmore Way. At 8 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 29, there will be the invitation-only queen's ball to be held at the Coral Gables Youth Center. Invited will be all girls who took part in the judgings for queen.

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