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Field Day will be school's first

Saturday, May 1 will be SMSH's first annual "Field Day." Among events to be featured at the affair will be the sack race, three-legged race, and the infamous wheelbarrow race for those who prefer to consume vast amounts of dirt. Students have paired off and are practicing for their big debut Saturday at 9:30 a.m. The SMSH girls' softball team finished their 1976 season with a 6-2 record. The girls performed to a maximum and were always enthusiastic. Their undying spirit proved to be an asset to their game. Coached by Linda Truitt, the girls were led by outstanding captains Tajuana Livingston, Betty Bradley, and Judith Sands. Carlos Tandron broke the Dade County shot put record by two inches at the GMAC Southern division finals. Tandron heaved the heavy iron weight a total of 60 feet 1-1/2 inches. The Cobra tennis teams finished out their season with 6-8 and 8-3 records for the boys and girls respectively. Led by Todd Andrews, the boys' team, which is composed mostly of sophomores, performed with an amazing amount of agility and quickness on the courts. Outstanding players were: Jeff Heier, Joe Lamp'l, Jon Burke, and Ed Murphy. The girls' team, captained by Liz Kissen and Liz Fraser maintained a respectable 3-6 record. The outstanding players were: Laura Power, Nancy Mills and Mimi Shaw. Jane Sheehan, an outstanding member of the SMSH swimming team placed second in both the 50 and 100 yard freestyle at the district finals. From there, she will proceed to the regional competition.

South Miami High

Lisa Tucker

Coral Gables High

Pam Mondel

Top students are named

Nine Gables juniors have scored in the top five per cent of one million students tested in the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test/National Merit Scholarship qualifying Test, given last October. They are: Ellen Berman, Roddy Howard, Rob Bilhorn, Don Chewning, Peter Hapton, Barry Henderson, Kevin McAlley, Roy Sekoff, and Marjorie Shaw. These students will be considered for the 1977 Merit Scholarship Program. Gwen Beebe (Sophomore Division), Aidolfo Cocina (Junior Division), and Lee Kolosna (Senior Division) each won a $25 savings bond for their winning essays on "Honesty is Power," sponsored by the Coral Gables Board of Realtors. The awards were presented by Mayor Robert Knight at a ceremony held last Wednesday during announcements. The golf team won the Greater Miami Athletic Conference championship held last Thursday at the Country Club of Miami. Three members of the team, J. R. Wright, Mark Bradford, and John Pallot each shot a 77 to lead the team to a victory with a total score of 312. The team, coached by Dan Finora is hoping for a win in next week's district finals so they can advance to the state championship. Five members of the Gables swim team were named to the First Team of the Miami Herald's All-Dade Swim Team. They are Susie Yates (50 freestyle), Lori Ryder (500 freestyle), Ed Ryder (500 freestyle), and Tim Lacrey and Ed English (boys' relay team). Named to the Second Team were: Kim Carroll (200 freestyle), Stephanie Schniederman (200 medley relay), Howard English (500 freestyle), Joe McDowell (diving), and Carl Maier (400 freestyle relay). At the District 8AAAA swim meet held last Saturday, Ed Ryder won the 200 and 500 freestyle events. In the girls' division, Lori Ryder took first place in the 200 and 500 freestyle, with Susie Yates winning in the 100 freestyle, and the relay team took first in the 400 freestyle relay. At the same meet, Maury Witkoff, Teresa Fredrick, and Courtney Stapp, along with Schniederman, Carrol, Lackey, and Maier qualified for the regionals.

Columbus High

Michael Manning

Honor society members named

One of the nation's foremost high school honor societies announced today its list of 1975-76 members from Christopher Columbus High School. The Society of Distinguished American High School Students has tapped the following new members: Steven Ruden, Ralph Perera, Francisco Pardo, Francisco Battle, Daniel Garcia, Glenn Wright, Allan Herz' Jorge Fernandez, Allen Lowe Jr., Victor Padilla, Raul Esquival, Christopher Higgins and Paul Plescow. Brian Carey, Victor Pantin, John Hough, Lucas Stevens, Manuel Ramos, Thomas De Siato, Stephen Masson, Howard Rand, Jorge Gonzalez, Charles Seaman and Marco Ross. These honor students were nominated because of their excellence in academic and civic activities. They are currently participating in The Society of Distinguished American High School Students' annual Awards Program which offers merit awards and renewable college scholarships to well known colleges and universities throughout the United States. It is one of the largest awards programs of its kind in the nation today. "These are exceptional students and the honor they are receiving is one they will cherish the rest of their lives," said Brother Hugh Andrew, principal. The Society is continually seeking to promote both academic and civic achievement on the high school level. This is accomplished by recognizing student accomplishments in its Membership Registry, The Society of Distinguished American High School Students and by increasing benefits to members through the Society's National Awards Program. The Scuba Club goes diving almost every Saturday and Sunday at John Pennekamp State Park. Coach Robbie Lewis is the club moderator and supplies the equipment. Jorge Viso, Jim Caruso, Augie Diaz, Tim Art-hill, Ed Frisbee, Luke Martin, Tim Richards and Matt Burgos are just a few of the members. Columbus is rooting for its seven Silver Knight nominees: Tom Devine, Centerion, Art; Tom DeSisto, Athletics; Dan Garcia, Citizenship; Dan Lennon, Drama; Manuel Ramos, Foreign Language; Allen Lowe, General Scholarship, and John Mullin, Drama.

Plant sale to be held

Cypress Elementary School PTA will hold a plant sale May 1, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the south side of the school located at 5400 SW 112th Ct. All plants have been grown and donated by members of the PTA. All proceeds will be used to finish air conditioning the school The public is invited

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