The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 12, 1947, Page 6

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year has been'ireleaséd: ness of students reported:to. the school,” bang Hamilton, said in submitting attendance. rec- ord to The Citizen. “The illness ‘cases were also reported to the Monroe County Health Clinic.” The record follows: Ist Grade, teacher Mariam Ca- no A teacher he Wil orem ea (Sin Bender Pay | Beetihe end "uae Squthna 4-B,. teacher, Marjorie 4 Key : closely on the heels of Jackie Car- Crone Agia ne Sammy. Curry, Wayne Gaskin, Dalry, vs-; for 1 rade. Captaj 11 of Bob’: . Car-| Vinson, Fayd: ompson, San- Billie Knowles, Harry Mingo, fg gc Went Merchants. “Whe oth Graders is Wilbur Mar hi are eee at only |2"@ Lee Davis, Roger Cherry, Eu- Sandra Thompson, and Rose Ma- 9:15—American Legion vs. USS in for the 12th Graders, Joe ben up six times, TUESDAY— _ , Lowe. George Cassidy will um- "In Class, B, two Key West High 7:30-—Naval Hospital vs. Inde- logio Perez, Connie Orr, and Rob- rie Tift. ert Pent. | 4-A, teacher Frances Cochran— 1st Grade, teacher Dorothy Mary Ann Arnold, Lorraine Har- Curry—Rose Castellano, Sonja ris, Betty Lowe, Fay Williams, Mae Lee, Priscilla Murphy, Wil- Michael Cates, and Eugene Lowe. liam Higgs, and. bed Daxie a2 “ a 1st Grade, teacher Susie Gard- na Archer, Charles Close, - By The Associated Press Merchants'occupy the No. 1 and 2} ,0,__Onelia Caraballo. ler, Ray Jenks, and Pat OBeant. 3 “= with, .714.and .583, respec-| 464 Grade, teacher Maiy Sweet: 5-B, teacher Amelia Cabot— i & ing—Henry illate, leen. Mary Zamora, Barbara Meggs, STANDINGS The batting: records at the close|Cates, Richard Bervaldi, Aurora Diana Fernandes, Betty Jean League jof the fourth week of play: Gomez, Billie Camalier, Mario Bowery, George Russell, Ervin W.L. Pet. CLASS B Santana, Pauline Gibson, and Higgs, Franklin Hernandez, Pedro Club— AB R H Ave: |Lynda Demeritt, pete ces eee yt 1 1 1.000| A, teather ya Arnold Jose! Gaye ald,» Gre Amae Higginbotham, I's _7 2 5 .714|phine Arnold, Yolanda Harris, )5-B,;teacher Emily Des Armiet: 467 @ “Valdez, KWM .12 1:7 .583 Dorila Hernandez, » Katherine —Joseph Lopez, Eloy Rodriguez, " 21 .571 |Hodges, Barbara Pinder, Penelope and Geraliting'Johnso¥. | .500|Rosam, Anolan Ybarmea, Richard 5-A, teacher Louise Evans— 500/Anti, Joey Curry, William Ear! Priscilla Cruz, Nancy Lee Pelli-| .500|Hamilton, Billy Hibbitts, Robert cier, Mary Sweeting, Glynn Arch- . .500| Higgs, and Jimmy Mora. er, Richard Herrick, John Lamb-| 5-B, 500| 2-A, teacher Eulalie il erson, and Edwin Gibbons. —Jackie .454|Caraballo, Bill Doster, Thomas 6-B, teacher Hattie Lou Ham-| 5-A, .444|Gates, Sanford Hess, Louie Keene, ilton—John Cruz, Charles Hjort,|Sarah .444/Gorth Saunders, Eules White,'Ralph Rash, Kermit Roberts,|Nency .440| Anita Fernandez, Donna Uewlan,'Blanche Alligood, Barbara Min-|ing, .375|Barbara Taylor, and Gloria Tay-| go, Gale Curry, Shirley Rose Nel-|Jaycock 1428 | lor. ‘son, and Peggy Tift. 6-1 .400| 2-A, teacher Leota Somers—: 6-A, teacher Florence Mickler .375|Sandra O’Briant, Wayne Carey,—Nilo Cobo, Thomas Cornell, '363|Jesus Espinosa, Raymond Garcia, Robert Holland, Harry Pritchard, .333|Howard Johnson, David Lewis,' Jimmie Reid, Larry Smith, ¥von- .320|James Mira, and Robert Parrot. ine Camalier, Clarabelle Garcia, .307| 3-B, teacher Evelyn Bell—Gur- Clara Gardner, Francine Johnson, .320|don Hamilton, Albert Leon, Lance- Evelyn Nettles, Doris Piarrot, wood Lowe, Stanley Peterson, Consuela Valdez, Norma Watson, Harry Roberts, Ygnacio Valdez, and Laverne Williams. KWM—Key West .Mer- Alice Jenks, Donna Lee Gaskin,’ 6-A, teacher May Sands—Mary chants. Margarita Marrero, Donna June Lou Gardner, Patricia Lewin, " \NH—Naval Hospital. Stewart, and Dale Stirrip. | Marlene Park, Joan Wood, Claude Nae ee Ow 3-B, teacher Josephine Dough-' Roberts, Robert Sawyer, Jimmie Most |" home ‘ruris—R. Cruz,,!ty—Manuel Casas, Daniel ‘Cates, Solomon, , and: Dean. Teitler, . Brost,' Casado, Malgrat, Sterling}... ‘ p yan hits’ Barber! g.|_ HONOR ROLL OF DIVISION/STREET SCHOOL nes hy i ees Alonzo, Bettin. The honor roll of pupils at the, 2-A, ‘féacher Eulalie Jones—} “ Samree Luatecene 01 Teste eho a 3, Sawyer | Division Street Elementary School|Qgwgrldo Alfonso, Thelma Al- West Palm Beach 4, St. Peters- lonzo 2. for the fifth period of the 1946-47 inuig Ph Galds. ‘Anita ® ir Most stolen bases—R. Cruz 7, “ i _|bury, Thomas Gates, Anita Fer- i 2 Q *[ashool year... ending. May, 3. fol nandez, Armando ' Guitterrez, «Sweeting 5. 6, ng {Donna Newlan, Robert Valdez, lows: Most itimes struck out—Ingra-| ist Grade, teacher Marion Ca-}% : ham 9 8; Barber 6, Sands|,.y Marlene’ Carbonell, ‘Sandka y igigt pants, 4a Mey White, pnd 2-A, teacher Leota Somers— Saison 1. Torres, Fons and ite Davis, Jane Ann Garcia, Clara| ‘Lariz,'Marta Saliner, Faydette|gandra O’Briant,::Jesnsé indsa, iar Stine socks Thompson, Anne Vinson and Bry- yeni Dene, . ane Lewis, | tres 6) an Keith Roberts. and Howard, Johnson. Ist Grade, teacher. Dorothy] » 3-B, teacher Evelyn Bell—Don- _|Curry—Raymond Freeman, Gusjna June Stewart; 2} Alfonso, William Rojas,GilbertirireDomtha~"Lee~ Gaskin, “Alice 500 Thrift, Sonja Mae Lee, and Rose/ Jenks, and Margarita Caraballo. Castellano. 3-B, teacher Josephine Dough- __ Ist Grade, teacher Mary Sweet-jtry—Daniel Cates, Duane Demer- ing—Danny. Pearce, Niurka M tt, Barbara Justice, Diane Knight, noz, Judy ‘Gallupe, Pauline Gib-iGloria Solomon, Gloria Valdez, 5 | SON, Billie Camalier and Robert jand Rose Mary Watson. Knowles. 3-A, teacher Gladys Pinder— 2-A, teacher Eva Arnold—Yo- landa Katherine Hodges, . Leonette McFarland, | <a, may BUNCO PARTY Violet Lence, William Earl Ham- Benefit ilton, Ray Edwards and Nolan Drudge. of ORDER EASTERN STAR Thursday, May 15, 1947 Brooklyn—Cooper Barber, AL _ 19 8:00 P.M. sfoubiinpcmtce aneet McCarthy, BSS 18 é In NE EACH PLAYER Lf ean neon goats BSS—Bob's Sports Shop, ED Co C USSG—USS. Gimore. AT VFW—Veterans of For- eign Wars. AL—American Legion. iOsborne Wins i | $ iH ‘ 1 Ht ~ ~ 1 i ii ~ ray POHKDONYUNK UVAGe Pe hOK OD OHOODOAnwwrrmsSeIronas Fa f $94 Miller, NH .. '300 Nelson; NH ‘400 Haskins, I’s "333 Lastres,, I's . Villareal, AD Sands, AD ‘$67 Ingraham, AD - i f i ed PRwWSaSAIA i fl i d HS breity stsie jul if Fig Sie tee a oe SRoORnoonsa i 13 i i Ha 5 HF 5 di = oh i 44 FF i 4: i s é if & a é Bost) 1, New York 8-3. s Phi delphi 7-5, Brooklyn 3-4. ell, BSS St. Louis 10-3, Pittsburgh 6-3 Parks,» jhe (second tie game called end 8th, Edelman, USSG _.. *|darkness). Stenger; USBG. 1 i! tl Papazian, a | Osterhoudt,,.VFW Eucker, ‘Ut 12 Sterling, BSS Madigan, AL J. Garcia, VFW American League (Saturday's Scores) New York 9, Boston 6. Detroit 5, Chicago 2. Washington 4, Philadelphia 3. St. Louis 8, Cleveland 3. (Sunday’s Scores) A, Acevedo, AL .. Boston 8, New York 7. L, Griffen, y Philadelphia 4-1, Washington} Williard, AL ..- ‘ J. Vilareal, BSS Castro, VFW Hopkins,. AL ... Facet Albury, BSS ___ TODAY'S GAMES | |%. Tynes, Vew - Richard, USSG _. 9 National League Diatons aii Santana, VFW -.21 DEMM OMOEA RO HUH WH WWM ROM PAEAOWRIARARUOAVARWTADARWY » 50c New York at Boston—Chandler (1-2) vs. Hughson (1-2). 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