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WITH STRINGS FOR ARTERIES, cement-type blocks for organs and styrofoam for a body, these pupils at Everglades Elementary School made "Scientific Sam." Thats what they call their replica of the human body. Julian Kreisberg and Sheldon Stevens, bottom row, left to right, and Larry Millstein and Raymond Shenfield, left to right and standing on a shelf, recently studied about the human body in class with teacher Gertrude Parks. So, during a recent week end, they took time out from their basketball game or matinee movie to spend extra time doing this project. Sammy stands about 6 feet tall, has blue strings for arteries, red strings for veins, and organs ranging from the brain to the little intestine.

Blue and White Corner Spanish Honor Society Taps New Members

By EUNICE TALL Palmetto High School's two-year-old Spanish National Honor Society recently tapped eligible students. A candlelight installation ceremony entirely in Spanish was held Feb. 16 in the school auditorium. This event was the first welcome to old members and parents. The following students were inducted as new SNHS members: Ken Konrad, Phillis Hansard, Pat Kellogg, Andre Boele, Joe Willson, Walter Zimmer-man, Bob Klesua, Gail Hibbe, Judy Snelling, Peggy Knerr, Kay Cadman, Gwen Grizzle, Sharon Smoak, Linda Rigot, Edwina Balstraz, Betty Pressley, Jacky Crawford, Martha Slinn, Marion McClure, Dina Landis, Judy Warner, Gloria Germain, Nancy Thomas, Bob Hutchins, Clinton Terry, and Elise Kass. The Palmetto German Club held its organizational meeting Feb. 13 Newly elected officers are Robin Shelley, president; Suzanne Straight, vice president; Linda Boykin, secretary, and Gap Kovach, treasurer. Mrs. Ingrid Roper, German teacher, is club sponsor. The club has not chosen a name as yet. Something original is desired. For future plans learning to polka is high on the list. Key and Wheel, service clubs, have just organized at Palmetto. Wheel Club, sponsored by Rotary Club of South Miami, elected the following officers: Pierce Crabtree, president; Douglas Lehtinen, vice president; Roger Allen, secretary; Joe Sheridan, treasurer; Bob Hayden, sergeant-at-arms; Dale Heckerling, parliamentarian; and Suford Davis, chaplain. Mr. James High is sponsor. At the installation meeting Feb. 15, President Crabtree was presented with a gavel. Officers and club members received club pins. Dick Masell, senior, was elected president of the newly formed Key Club, sponsored by the South Miami. and Perrine Kiwanis. Other officers are Earl Black, vice president, and Roger Olson, secretary. Mr. Ernest Burgess is school sponsor. The membership now consists of 25 juniors and seniors. Later this year the membership will be open to sophomores. A charter banquet was held Feb. 16 at Homestead Air Force Base. Speakers representing 21 professions gave short talks and answered questions concerning their chosen fields at Palmetto's First Annual Career Day Feb. 16. Purpose of the program was to introduce students to individuals who are active and successful in the professions the students have an interest in. Speakers stressed requirements nd preparations necessary for entering their various occupations. The Career Day was organized by the Palmetto scholastic departments and guidance department. Dr. Charles Holmes, Dr. Gene Lanier, Dr. Calvin Kay, and Dr. W. J. Washuta, members of the Perrine Kiwanis Club, were official hosts. The speakers' coffee break was sponsored by the Kiwanis Club.

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Dateline: Southwest High Brotherhood Essays Are Winners

By LAURA HENRY Three students at Southwest High School have been named winners of the Second Annual Brotherhood Essay Contest. First prize was awarded to Patsy Doyle. She received a transistor radio as a personal gift and the school library will receive $25 to purchase books on Human Relations subjects in her name. Dianna Mills received a wrist watch for second prize, and Manuel Lopez received a weekend case for third prize. The contest was sponsored by the Intergroup Youth Council. Mrs. Mabel M. Staats, journalism teacher, taught all three of the winners. A candlelight installation ceremony highlighted the Feb. 17 meeting of The Future Business Leaders of America at Southwest. The new officers installed by Miss Agnes Monnich, sponsor, were: president, Bonnie Anderson; vice president, Joanne Torchia; secretary, Beverly Howard; treasurer, Sherrie Hull; and recorder, Sheryl Stoddard. Math Honor Inducts Mu Alpha Theta, Southwest Miami Math National Honor Society, recently inducted 28 students. Inducted were: Wayne Weaver, William Griffith, Thomas Trotter, Sandra Cordez, Richard Williams, Richard Marks, Linda Dunn, Richard Clarke, Nancy Dinnen, Shirley Dube, Joe Faix and Lyle Latvala. Others achieving membership were: Richard Woolf, Richard Feurtag, Jeffrey Manley, Ivan Taylor, Joe Mosier, Steve Pelley, Noel Nation, Karen Bobkoff, Arlene Shubow, James Higgins, Jacki Stahl, Rita Pollock, Ronnie Rosenfield, Janet Katz, David Kamin and Kennith Frishman. The qualifications for this honor society are a 3.0 overall average, 3.5 average in math, currently enrolled in sixth semester of college prep math, and teacher recommendations. James Gray is president. Scholarship Awarded Musical ability has enabled seven orchestra students to obtain scholarships to Stetson University. Joan Shubella, cello, received a $2800, four-year scholarship. Mary Freeland, violinist, and Sally Lieux, bass violin, both received a $2400 four-year scholarships. Judy Eberly, clarinet, Stan Sigismond, tympani and Bill Griffith, trombone, each received a $1600 four-year scholarship. Ronnie Schueler, bassoon, received a $1200, four-year scholarship. While palm trees swayed and tropical music played, Sharon Robinson was crowned Aquila Queen at the Luau held Feb. 25 in the Southwest cafeteria. Her royal court consisted of sophomores, Kathy Garry and Judy Basset; juniors, Fran Opitz and Sheryl Stoddard, and seniors; Betty Burris and Gwen Cochran. The Aquila Luau is a traditional yearbook dance to crown the yearbook queen. N. H. S. Taps Fifty-one new students of the National Honor Society were installed in the Little Theater Feb. 14. The ceremonies were conducted by Mrs. Adelaide McKim and President Tom Smyth. Other officers include: vice president, James Gray; secretary, Joyce Killian and treasurer, Karen Lee. To achieve membership a student must qualify with a 3.5 average for three consecutive semesters and must have teacher recommendations. When the Southwest Miami High National Honor Society was organized, it had the highest standards in Dade County. New members from the eleventh grade are: Sandra Lee Peyser, Nancy Winnen, Ephriam Mayer Newmark, Penelope Ann Wine, James Michael Higgins, Judith Ann Ropes, Gordon Bruce Jobe, Enid Anne Balker, Shirley Ann Dube, Lyle Wayne Latvala, Margaret Ann Tillretson, Sherre Vonne Colvin, Neel Hewitt Nation, Stephen Thomas Pelley, Joseph Lee Faix, Margaret Ann Doughtery, Janet Ward Colman. Geoffrey Bryant Manley, Patricia Ann Doughtery, Janet Katz, David Lalmon Kamin, Josephine Marie Muscerella, Barbara Mary Young, Jean Ellen Naviaux, Leslie Forrest, Rose Ann Halas, Mark David Kalish, James Kristian Nash, Victor Charles Theiling, James Wayne Forman, Joseph Charles Mosier, Jerome Louis Wright, William Roger Heins, Susan Fate Taylor, Eeua Maija Joenuie, Linda Cheryl Dunn, Barbara Nemeth, Richard Allan Woolf, Sharon Lee Craig, Sheila Juanita Feed, Vonna Louise Tellner, Regina Irene Cox, Jacqueline Ann Grace, Bonita Diane Buss, Richard Edward Clarke, Maria June Money. Seniors tapped included: Linda Marilee Badgley, Mary Helene Threatte, Mary Charlotte Bues, Richard Haworth Williams and Helen Marie Moore.

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