The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 21, 1947, Page 3

nein SA AAR RAEDA NS — te WNESCO Canipaigns sO NA NE | for:School Aid Schools of the world’s war-torn nations have ‘Staggering rehabilitation requirements, A typi- cally overcrowded, badly-equipped school in Europe is shown here, To bring such schools. tori c THE KEY WEST CITIZEN — back to normal, ACTIVITIES Hiivion Street School Honor Roll Honor Roll of the Division Street Elementary School, Divi- sion and White streets, has been ‘released by Principal Earl E. Hamilton. The honor roll covers the six-week period of the second semester of the 1946-’47 school year, which ended on March 7. “Since the work of . the new semester was new to many,” Mr. Hamilton said, “the grades in general were not quite up to the average for the periods imme- diately preceding. The cooler weather which kept a number of | affected Brades dwiing: the -péridd ‘ending students at home also recently.” } The, honor, roll of.the school by grades. follows: : Ist Grade, Miriam Carey, teach- er—Yvette Birs, Marlene Carbo- nell, Landra Lee, Jane Ann Gar- cia, Clara Lariz, Marta Salinero, Faydeite Thompson, Anne °Vin- son, Bryan Keith. Roberts. Ist: Grade; Mary ’ Sweeting, teacher+Donald Avant, Daniel Pearce, Pauline’ Gibson,. Felicia Meggs,. Judy Gallupe, Niurka Munoz, Orquidia Garcia, Robert Knowles, Billy. Camalier. Ist Grade, Dorothy Curry, teacher—Giibert Thrift, Guss Al- fonso, dez and Wayne Hinde. 2-A, Eva Arnold, teacher—Ray Edwards, Wm. Earl Hamilton, Louise Bryan, Rachel Diaz, Lanny Harris, Katherine Hodges, Violet Lence and Leonette McFarland. 2-A, Eulalie Jones, teacher— Thelma Albury, Janet McDon- ald, Oswaldo Alfonso, Armando Guitterez, Robert Valdez, Eules White, Donna Newlan and Carol Robinson. 2-A;, Leota. Somers, teacher— "Sandra O’Briant, David Lewis, taymond Garcia and James Mira. 3-B, Evelyn Bell, teacher—Gur- don Hamilton, Lancewood Lowe, Freddie Maloney, Stanley Peter- | son, Margarita Caraballo, Donna | Lee Gaskin, Alice Jenks, Mar- | Distinguished Artist Visits Island City J. R. Willis, distinguished artist Rosa Castellano, Nilo Val- 'garita Marrero, Dorothy Pierce, Joyce Roberts, Sandra White and ;Donna June Stewart. | 3-B, Josephine Doughtry, teach- er—Daniel Cates, Duauie Demer- itt, Barbara Justice, Diane Knight, Henrietta Siefecth, Gloria Solo- | ‘mon, Gloria Valdez and Rose ‘Mary Watson. | 3-A, Gladys Pinder, teacher— {John Fleming, Yolanda Garcia, |Ronda Merritf, Sheila Presser, | Sharon Pritchard, Barbara Trout fand Judy Whitmarsh. 3-A, Johnnie Shaffer, teacher— Paisy Smith, Blanch Saniana, | Frances Saunders, Stuart ° Yates, | Thomas Moore;: Dorothy Holder- | field, Patricia Patton iand Edith Adams. rif : | 4B, Marjorie Roberts, teacher ;—Sandra Thompson and: Wayne | Brantley. 4-A, Frances Coehran, \—Fay Williams and Frank Ber- ivaldi. | 4-A, Dora Mills, teacher—Dean- na Archer, John Demeritt, Mary |Claudia Harris and Betty Jane t Jenks. 5-B, Amelia Cabot, Higgs, Betty Barbara Meegs: + 5-B, Constance Walker, er—Lonnie Shiver and Conant, 9-A, Louise Evans, teacher—Al- vania Singleton, Sarah {Hilda Rankin, Mary — teach- Jackie Sweeting, Jackie Sheader, Nancy Pellicier, | Cruz, | Archer, Donald Shear and June Hubbard, Glynn Holton Jaycock. Priscilla 6-B, Hattie Lou Hamilton, ;teacher—Bianche Aligood, Kath- erine Brady and Elizabeth Ann | Russe ll. 6-A, Florence Mickler, !'—Jay Holladay, Harry Pritchard, MIAMI and EO Ac i gi ate aa ee hsp alpha ate PUBLIC SCHOO teacher | teacher— | Leo Carey, Mario Roques, Ervin | Jean Bowery and 4 . Bingam, | teacher } the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) with the help of 53 voluntary international organ- izations is campaigning for $100,000,000 in aid. |VETERINARIAN TO HOLD CLINIC HERE Key West dog owners who have ' ailing pets will be able to obtain | professional attention for their |dogs Sunday, March 23, when Dr. ;Stanley Wasman, Miami Beach 'veterinarian, holds a clinic at the {Garden and Lawn Supply Com- ‘pany here. | Dr. Wasman, who operates the | Miami Beach Animal Hospital, {heid a clinic two weeks ago, in | cooperation with the Humane So- iciety of Key West. Response was iso favorable that the veterinarian ; will come here regularly. | Dr. Wasman’s clinic will be ;completely equipped to handle of all ;diagnosis and treatment | types of animal diseases, as well jas to administer necessary rabies jand distemper inoculations. Ap- {pointments may be made by call- ‘ing the Garden and Lawn Supply | Company. Bs EME nO Lt Peet Ole As the building of churches is considered ‘worldly’ by ‘the people of the Amish religion, they | hold services in ane another’s | homes. } Evelyn Nettles and Norma Wat- } son, | -6-A, May Sands, teacher—Joan | Wood, Marlene Park, Gloria Hyne }and’ Patricia Cope. \ a eee Overseas Transportation Company, Ine. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service Between KEY WEST from Albuquerque, N. M., left | <i i ge ate ag asaya Also Serving ALL POINTS on Florida Keys was accompanied by Mrs. Willis. Between Miami and Key West The artist hoped to be able to retrace his steps of the Spanish- American War when Was a he cartoonist in the field for the At- | lanta Constitution. He accom- panied American troops through the length and breadth of Cuba in 1898. Lack.of water transpor- tation to Cuba forced him and Mrs. Willis to turn back. indicated they will-return as soon as the super-ferry to Havana {| opens next Fall. One of thé ‘most ° successful | painters in the West, Willis holds b } >} hi y e eae ¢ } a gala exhibit once a year at his New Mexico mansion. He throws open his grounds and _ people come from miles around for fiesta-exhibit. He also exhibits at the State Museum. A prolific painter, Willis has a wide market for his canvases. He works en- tirely in oil. While in Key West Willis made several sketches which he intends to develop into canvases. Both Mr. and Mrs, Willis said that Key West is especiallv well-adanted ta painting. 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