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Students take part in 'Boss Day'

Friday was no ordinary day for 80 Coral Gables High School students. The students taking part in the "Boss For a Day" business education program sponsored by the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce, spent the day at area businesses learning about the free enterprise system in the city. Their day started with a greeting from Coral Gables Mayor Robert B. Knight at a get-acquainted breakfast at the Cornucopia Cafeteria. Among the business and students participating in the program were: Mark Bahr, Hedc-Peth Co.; Marilyn Crowden, Abbey Hospital; Deanna Kory, Florida National Bank; Yvonne Barnett and Chris Clark, Ecuatoriana Airlines; Donna Marrone and Debbie Swanko, Coral Gables Board of Realtors; Cathy Bearman, Susan Bell, Mike Despuza, Arthur Wellons and Mary Faulkner, Coral Gables Federal; Laura Parker, Marriott Hotel; Bruce Pickle, Carl Maler and Robert Bilhorn, Esso Inter-America; Ralph Cabrera, Wackenhut Corp.; Allison Gainer, Coconut Grove Playhouse; Tracy Honkonen, Biscayne Federal Savings & Loan, and Roy Paskon and Alex Suarez, Chase Federal Savings & Loan. Also participating were: Judy Thompson, Sears Roebuck & Co.; William Isackson, Perkins Engines Latin America; Ellen Schwartz, Cathy Bryant, Robert Wheeler, Shelly Marcus and Julie Black, Florida Power & Light; Davis Kline, Natalie Moore, Bibi Lucki, Nancy Smith, Mark Posthmus and Jeanette Lucki, Dow Chemical; Donna Lowe, Lee Whittlesey, Mary Dressel and Jon Lehman, Royal Trust Bank; Beth Bishop, Pam Mandel, Steve Brodie, Vicki Arias, Albert Pantaleon, Jose Guresich, Roy Sekoff, Maria Veca and Alina Meulemer, Southern Bell. Mark Roozen, Chris Vaida, Avery Wellman, Cynthia Finley and Suzanne Brodeur were sponsored by Doctor's hospital; Robert Gutierrez, Texaco, Inc.; David Arias, Xerox Corp.; Rita Perez and Cathy Johnson, Flagship First National Bank; Steve Davidson and Ben Bohlmman, Hornblower & Weeks; Richard Grumberg and Mike Middleton, Professional Mass Marketing; Sarah Castany and Melanie Moore, Pasta Factory; Ed Gordon, Inter-Continental Corp.; Vicki Sirolis and Joan Labbie, Coral Gables Hospital; Robin Wilson, Viking Travel; Danny Foreman, Southeast First National Bank; Marsha Skrande, Lynn Hartley, Donna Kory and Dan Brundage, South Miami Hospital. Robert Sterin and James Schainuck were hosted by IBM; Silvia Chesnut, Wallach-Dick Richmond; Don Shapiro, Zonn Corp.; George Warner, Ellis Vaughn, aide to Rep. Claude Pepper; Lisa Henderson, Judge Leone Nesbitt; and Jeff Lynn, WTVJ.

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