The Times

8 TIMES/GUIDE Wednesday, May 12, 1976 CORAL GABLES Shop in the City Beautiful

CG Chamber bestows honors on 58 top Cavalier students

Members of the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce honored their eventual successors at noon Tuesday, May 12, with a luncheon for 58 Gables High School honor students. The Business Education Committee of the Chamber served Salisbury steak and free enterprise philosophy to students and their parents, with the City Commission in head-table attendance. Guest speaker, Burger King's Chairman of the Board James McLamore, told students that the first Burger King restaurant had a sign reading "This is a profit making organization. This is how we intended it and that's the way it is." Quoting a Gables High survey that showed 75 per cent of the students in favor of government price controls, McLamore praised the "American Work Ethic. That's initiative, drive and ambition to build something of value. Free enterprise built this country into the greatest in the world. I commend it to you." Business Education committee Chairman Terry Jaramillo then introduced Chamber Margaret St. Germain, who gave honors certificates to the students, all 1976 graduates with 3.4 average or better. Students honored were Karren Ida Abrams, Laurie Anne Adams, Elise Julie Adde, Valerie Lynn Admire, Sena Fay Angelus, Ronald Jay Berliner, Carolyn Elizabeth Caldwell, Elliot Kenneth Cantor, Nancy Ellen Davis, Ruthanne Deakin, Andrea Claire Duga, Kim Annette Durham, Dorothy Lee Fisher, Andra Flipse and Jean Suzanne Fogg. Also cited were Kathryn Sue Freeman, Maria Victoria Gallo, Marilyn S. Goldstein, Cathy Lee Greenfield, Maura Hamilton, Kandy Kay Hart, Jason Horowitz, Caron Lynn Jacobs, Laura Ann Janis, Patricia Susan Kimbal, Susan Ann Kinnear, Lee John Kolosna, Andrew Scott Labbie, Grover L. Larkins, Jrl., Christian Peter Larsen, Robert Lee Lomenick and Katharine Ann McDonald. Included on the honors list were Katherine Rosario McNally, Michael Richard Millares, Timothy Stroup Miller Peter Murray, Jennifer Louise Nystrom, Adam Ooms, Laurie Anne Parendes, Leslie Ann Pie, Karin Edrea Ray, L. Lenore Redmond, Sandra L. Robbins, Danil Lewis Sales, Joe Saxe and Janice Lee Slusser. Other students named for honors were Mark Somerstein, Natividad Soto, Stephen Victor Streitfeld, Elizabeth Ann Swilley, Nancy Claire Toth, Evelyn Byrd Tribble, Diane Melany Wagner, Christopher Kurt Wiesner, Jeffrey Paul Woessner, Christopher Elliot Woodhouse and Susanne Jean Yates.

Superhelper

Coral Gables police Officer Jim Travis, representing the department, received the "Battered Boot" award for the department's help with crowd control at the recent March of Dimes Superwalk. The award was presented by Superwalk coordinator Dee Talty. The March of Dimes-sponsored event raised about $140,000 to help pay for research, patient care and health education.

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