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Baseball duo selected for all Dade team

Outfielder Mile Fuentes and pitcher George Persandi were named to the Miami Herald's All-Dade Baseball team. Fuentes, along with his excellent fielding skills, had a batting average of .435. Persandi, who won eight games and lost four, had an ERA of 0.70 First baseman Jim Laler was named to the Second team. Jeff Sloman and Cesar Ceballos received honorable mentions. The golf team took second place at the state high-school golf tournaments held last Thursday and Friday, in St. Petersburg. The team had a total of 637, helped by J.R. Wright's 149, which gave him sixth place in the Boy's individual tournament. The Gabies Players are presenting, "To Followers of Freedom," an original Bicentennial musical, Friday May 14 at 8 p.m., in the Little Theater. The musical was written, produced, and directed by Wayne Hosford, who will also be the accompanist. Tickets are $1. This year's prom is being held at the Deauville Hotel, Saturday, May 15, from 8 to 12 p.m. Tickets are still available and cost $15 per couple. The theme for the prom will be, "We've Only Just Begun." Music will be provided by Love Touch and Clockwork. The Key Club won 12 awards at the Key Club convention held last week in Orlando. History teacher Jeffrey Rosniek was named outstanding advisor and Jeff Sloman was named best Key Club president. The club also won an award for having the best service record. The National Honor Society elections were held last week. Doug Seckinger was elected president, Ken Pierce, vice-president, Lorrain Katz, treasurer, Marjorie Shaw, recording secretary, and Joan Labbie corresponding secretary. The results of the French Club elections were: Marilyn Crowden, president, Mark McCullom vice-president, Roberta Manell, treasurer, and Dorothy Martin, secretary. In the French National Honor Society elections Janet Daley was elected president, Lynn Paisly, vice-president, Irene Baisman, secretary, and Taryn Relkin, treasurer.

Seniors honored for achievement, service

The 19th annual senior awards assembly was held last Wednesday. Seniors were given awards for their achievements and service the past three years by various school and community groups. Honored seniors were: Terry Johnson, Roxanne Pasquerella, Frederick Peng, Colleen Cusic, Kathy Clark, Colleen Beauregard, Elena Pedrosa, Cathy Larsh, David Dowd, Laura Bevslnick, Bill Lemos, Cathy Bukowski, Ralph Sanchez, Mark Smith, Roderic Martin, Marlene Happl, Jacques Thompson, Jeff Shook, Cynthia Turina, Evan Schapiro, Greg Baker, Craig Watson, Rene O'Neill, Andrew Tershakovec, Lisa Best, Jose Sanchez, Lisa Metzker and Lise Drost. Juniors receiving awards. were Elaine Rapplaird for. Outstanding Junior Girl, Nathan Lidsky for Math and Science, and Bill Pfeiffer for Math. * * * Mrs. Genevieve Glaeser, secretary to Principal Hugh Allsworth at Southwest, will be installed as president of the Dade County Association of Educational Clerical Personnel at a luncheon at the Miami Lakes Country Club on Saturday, May 15. Mrs. Glaeser has been the principal's secretary at Southwest High since it opened in August, 1956. At the installation she will also be honored as Secretary of the Year for Dade County Public Schools for her work in the past year in helping the secretarial group with collective bargaining under the new state law for public employes. Also to be honored are Mrs. Judy Dodge, as Administrator of the Year, for her continuing help with the clerical group. Other officers to be installed are Jean Groves, president elect; Betty Jo Abbott, vice president; Matilda Kacir, treasurer, Sidney Malmstron, secretary; Anna L. Peek, elementary director; Dorothy Munday, Junior High director, Gloria Sandler, Senior High director; Harriet Gilden, vocational director; and Jeanne Keating, administration director.

C. Park Senior is scholarship winner

Steven Geller, a senior at Miami Coral Park Senior High School, has been awarded a National Merit Scholarship. Steven, who lives at 2201 SW 90th Ave., was one of 17 seniors in Dade and Broward counties chosen for the honor. Less than one-tenth of one per cent of the students taking the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude test receive National Merit Scholarships. As a senior, he has served as Student Council vice-president, Inter-Club Council chairman, president of the Dade County High School Young Democrats, and editorial editor of the Coral Park Rampage. Steven was a Silver Knight nominee for social science this year and served as a page in the U.S. Congress in his junior year. He is a member of the National Honor Society, National Forensic League, Quill and Scroll, Key Club, the Environmental Action Group and is a sponsor of the Civinettes.

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Bill Kaczaraba The Performing Arts department again holds the spotlight for Killian activities this week. This Thursday is the opening for the last major production of the year, "Fiddler on the Roof." Friday and Saturday nights, Killian's version of the award-winning Broadway musical will continue in the Little Theater. Tickets will only be sold in advance. More information is available by calling the Activities Office. Sales continue for the Senior Prom scheduled for May 29 at the Four Ambassadors. Tickets are being sold between 9:15 and 10:15 in the morning at the treasurer's office. The gymnastics finals will be held this Friday. Killian was runner-up last year. The Cougar trackmen finished as the best team in Dade County at last Saturday's state meet at Winter Park. The Cougars' total of 18 points was fourth in the overall competition. The Math Honor Society will hold its semi-annual road rally this Saturday in the parking lot. The rally is a race against the clock as motorists try to follow the clues given to them at the beginning of the race. Speed is not the factor. Still ahead in what's left of the school year; the Awards Assembly, Grad-Night, and the All Sports Award Banquet.

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