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Ceremonies To Dedicate Seven Schools In Area

A total of 13 schools, seven in this area, will be dedicated in two separate evenings of ceremonies Feb. 23 and March 7 at the schools. According to the Dade County School Board, the 13 schools, were all constructed during the last two years. and dedicated during the last two years. Total Cost Total cost of the new schools is $8,276,425, with 7876 pupils attending in 328 classrooms. On each of the two evenings, the programs will begin at the schools at 8 p.m. From 8:15 to 8:30 p.m. Dr. Joe Hall, Superintendent of Schools, will speak to each of the schools' dedication programs via television channel 2. With Dr. Hall will be a pupil from each of the schools who will give information about his or her school. Following the telecast, a 30-minute program will be held at each school in which a member of the school board will speak briefly. The ceremony will be followed by an open house and inspection of the new schools. Area Schools Area schools to be dedicated Feb. 28 include Seminole Elementary, 121 SW 78th Pl.; Frances S. Tucker Elementary, 3500 Douglas Road; Cutler Ridge Junior High, 19400 SW 97th Ave., and Bougainvillea and Silver Oaks, West Sunset Dr. Those area schools to be dedicated March 7 include Coral Park Elementary, 1225 SW 97th Ave.; Coral Reef Elementary, 7955 SW 152nd St., and South Miami Heights Elementary, 12231 SW 190th Ter.

Billy Graham To Visit UM Campus Monday

The Rev. Billy Graham will spend Monday, Feb. 27, on the University of Miami's main campus. He will speak to an outdoor meeting, have lunch with University officials and religious leaders, and hold a group counseling session with students. Dr. Graham's University of Miami day will begin with an open air meeting in the area between the Ashe Administration building and Memorial Classroom Building starting at 10 a.m. Classes scheduled for that hour will be dismissed. Following a musical program and a prayer, Dr. Graham will speak. He will be introduced by Dr. Jay F. W. Pearson, UM president. At 11:45 a.m. Dr. Graham will have luncheon at the Student Union with members of the Board of Trustees, administrative and academic officials of the University, directors of religious organizations on the campus and members of the University's department of religion. Following the luncheon, Dr. Graham will hold a continuous session of group counseling with students from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in Beaumont Lecture Hall. Arrangements for Dr. Graham's day on the UM campus are being coordinated by Noble Hendrix, dean of students.

Dateline: Southwest High 7 Seniors Win Scholarship Honors

By LAURA HENRY Seven Southwest High School seniors captured National Merit Scholarship honors and have been awarded Certificates of Merit. Principal Dr. Lee A. Aber announced that the following students have received the Certificates which attest to their high academic promise: Thomas Boone, James Gray, Barbara Huhn, John Self, William Trotter, Beatrice Weaver and Mary Bues. The seniors attained finalist status by their distinguished performance on two tests and upon endorsement by their high school. Approximately six-tenths of one per cent of the seniors in each state received the awards. HENRY Students Organize SWAUN The first meeting of the SWAUN, Southwest Association of United Nations, was Feb. 8. This club of 30 charter members is sponsored by Mrs. Jay Luckett. Mr. Luckett stated, "The primary project of the club is an effort to establish a foreign exchange student program. We will be among the first high schools in the Southeast to undertake such a program." This organization was pioneered entirely by students. Most active in the development are Joe Mosier, Vic Theiling, Ephriam Newmark, Gordon Jobe, Leslie Forrest and Stephen Berlinsky. The club is sponsored by the Coral Gables chapter of the American Association for the United Nations, which was founded by its current president, Miss Agnes Crabtree. Essays Win Mention Marty Ketchum and Linda Hood in Mrs. Helen Wheeler's sophomore honors English class received honorable mention for their essays, "How to Keep the Flame of Freedom Burning." Certificates were presented by the Miami Business and Professional Women's Club. Baseball practice is now underway for the Southwest diamond men. The Eagles have only two lettermen returning to the squad. The man with the big bat, Wayne Pulsipher, will be worked by Coach Tom Mitchell as a utility man. Wayne can adapt quickly to any position and has already played "the hot corner" pitcher and catcher. Wayne also plays the outfield well.

Noble Hendrix Elected At Indian Springs School

Noble Hendrix of Coral Gables is the newly elected sophomore class commissioner of protection at Indian Springs School near Birmingham. The five commissions filled for each class are recreation, protection, services, education and development. These officers represent their respective groups in matters concerning the corresponding student-body commissioners. Noble is the son of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Hendrix, 515 Villabella Ave. Mr. Hendrix is University of Miami dean of students. Midterm elections filled the offices for the remainder of the school year.

Woman Leaves Apartment Sale Proceeds To UM

The University of Miami has been presented with proceeds of the sale of an apartment building from the estate of the late Mrs. Myrtle Taylor Bradford, pioneer Miami art patron. The $25,000 gift presented Friday, Feb. 10, to UM president Jay F. W. Pearson by J. McGibben Brown and Robert Draper, trustees for the estate, will be used to establish the Myrtle Taylor Bradford Memorial Art Scholarship Fund for UM students. Mrs. Bradford died Dec. 12, 1958. Her will specified that Brown and Draper should determine if the Coronado Apartments building, 249 NE 17th Ter., was suitable for use as a museum for the Miami Art League. If not, the building was to be sold and the proceeds donated to the University for the specific fund. The trustees, both former presidents of the Miami Art League, decided conversion of the building to a museum was not economically feasible.

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