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Senior Week filled with activities Killian High

It's Senior Week at Killian and seniors are preparing for graduation and the future while juniors and sophomores get ready for next year. Senior Week officially started Friday evening, May 21, when Killian students took part in "Grad Nite" at Disney World. The Magic Kingdom was at their disposal all evening. All tickets to "Senior Prom '76" have been sold and the Grand Ballroom at the Sheraton Four Ambassadors waits for the Saturday night gala affair. Entertainment will be provided by Wanda Davis and the bands "Fire" and "Heroes of Cranberry Farm." Wanda will sing the theme song of the prom, "Mahogany," and the theme songs from the past two years: "The Way We Were" and "We May Never Pass This Way Again." In last week's Awards Assembly to honor outstanding Killian students, Liz Nord came away with the "Cougar" award for contributing many hours of work to the school and community. Skip Bardfeld won the Outstanding Senior Boy while Pam Frank won the Senior Girl honor. Also worth noting, Israel Gordon, a senior, will graduate this June with a perfect attendance record in 12 years of school. This is also a big week for the Journalism Department. The 1976 Catamount yearbook has arrived and is on sale for $16. The book carries an anniversary theme. While the country is 200 years old, Killian celebrated its tenth birthday this year. Susie Asbury will replace Vivian Alvarez as Editor of the yearbook next year. The last edition of "Cougar's Roar '76" comes out on Friday. The closing issue includes a look at the School Budget, recollections of a Silver Knight nominee, as well as a look at the school's own hockey player. Robert McClure and Robyn Riley have been named to succeed Sandy Goldfarb and Bill Kaczaraba as Editors-in-Chief next year. Three Killian students have become regulars on WPLG-TV's "Next Generation" program. This Channel 10 production is a student press conference interviewing prominent members of the community. Appearing weekly on the show is Cougar's Roar Editor Bill Kaczaraba, Editorial Editor Robert McClure, and Staff Writer Warren Lawler. In sports, Killian will send six atheletes to Washington D.C., this summer to compete in the National Championships of the Marine Physical Fitness League. The Cougars won the honor be defeating the top three schools in Dade County. Killian's "Super Six" include Eric-Foeg, John Gonzales, Tom Heinztmann, Terry Holder, John Smith, and Greg Truha. Bill Kaczaraba

Palmetto High Student magazine is now on sale

The Apocalypse, Palmetto's literary magazine which contains original student art, poetry and prose, is on sale this week for a dollar. The year's issue has combined the talent and contributions of more than 60 young artists and writers. The Apocalypse staff read and evaluated over 400 manuscripts submitted by students. The students who have given their time into shaping The Apocalypse into this fine achievement are as follows. Jeff Stamer is production chief, Ray Colucci and Harry Packlick served as prose editors, Lisa Katrenakis worked as art editor. Senior Class elections were held recently with one of the largest voter turnouts and the resulting 1976-77 class officers. Mark Kravetz will serve as president, Jasmin Espy won the position of vice-president, Claudia Grillo is secretary, and Wendy Murphy treasurer. Two awards have been presented this week to the outstanding sophomore and junior girl of 1976. Shana Dominguez was recognized as the outstanding sophomore, and Wendy Murphy was honored as the most outstanding junior. The Palm Echo Yearbook staff has been selected for the 1976-77 school year. They are as follows. Mrs. Jan Mouse will serve as the new advisor. Turi Tekerman will hold the position of editor-in-chief for the second consecutive year. Assistant editor will be David Barrett, businessman-ager, Beth McClean, Elain Heimbuch as photo editor, and activities editor will be Linda Keyes. Linda Fullerton

Southwest High Queen will be chosen at Prom

The year's hopeful Prom Queens were nominated by homerooms and then asked to either accept or decline the nomination. The girls were narrowed down to 12 by voting of the seniors. These 12 girls were judged by Chuck Dowdle Sports Director of Channel 10 and Robert W. Walker a Disc-Jockey from Y-100. The winner will be announced at the Prom on Friday May 28. The girls are: Crystal Maness, Bonnie Abbott, Sandy Waterhouse, Terri Swaney, Emily Shore, Lourdes Gonzalez, Julie Cooper, Jan Geraci, Cheryl Sapp, Linda McDonnell, Chris Farmer and Donna Durham. The Prom will be Friday at the Miami Springs Villas. The bands will be Clockwork and Easy Street. Colleen Cusic

All that jazz is on tap

A jazz symposium featuring the Ira Sullivan Quintet will take place Thursday, May 27 at the Tamiami Campus of Florida International University. The symposium is free and open to the public. Two concerts and two clintes are planned. A 12:30 p.m. jazz concert in the University House Forum will be followed by clinics on instrumenta] technique and jazz improvisation. For details, call Dr. Joseph Rohm, 552-2718.

Children, plants

A children's program, "Useful Plants from Long Ago," will be presented by the Dade County naturalists at Castellow Hammock Environmental Center, 22301 SW 162nd Ave., on Monday, May 31 at 10:30 a.m. The program will show how people in South Dade lived before the turn of the century, relying on plants and animals for their everyday needs. During the program, children age five and older will learn about plants and materials used for making natural soaps, dyes and other products. Admission is free.

Student art

The third annual FIU Student-Faculty Exhibition will open Sunday, May 30 at the Metropolitan Museum and Art Center, 7845 N. Kendall Dr. and will run through July 1. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. The exhibit is a show of student and faculty art work

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