The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 9, 1950, Page 7

A pate REVEALS HONOR ROLLS Honor roll or honorable men- %. Doctor Tells tien of students of the Key West} dunier-Senior High School have nour TREATMEN One Of Signs ‘Of Cancer heen announced for the closing six weeks of the Fall term, 1949- ‘Listed in the announcement @lee ave the students who made hener roll er honorable mention for the entire semester. Te make the honor roll, a stu- dent wet have at least two “A’s", a “B" average and no EDITOR'S NOTE: This is @rede below a “C”. Honorable the third in a series of articles mention is given to students who he “B” average but no oA on the symptoms of early can- cer, furnished The Citizen by members of the Monroe County Medical Society. Monor Roll—Six Weeks 12TH—Becky Gregory, Eugene } —— ; Kirehofter By RALPH HERZ, M.D. HA—Janice Burle,. Mae Kap- Red always has been a sign of tat, Joyce Gibson. danger. 118--Barbara Beaird, Clayton But, when recognized, means Sime, Michael Padrone, Millard 1 | safety. sehen ale Selomon, John Bell, George Ca- ,; In secretions from the body, thy, Pay Clark, Barbara Delgado, Paul Gibson, Billy Hartman, Gail Watlate, Marien Zorsky. MWA-—ay Higgs, Martha Gan- der, Betty Sands, Betty Conant, Anita Fernandez. 108—Lewis Barber, Armando Hernandez, Barbara Wood, Lo- red or reddish-brown tinges are always a sign that something has gone wrong, and should demand immediate attention by a compe- tent doctor. Unnatural and irregular bleed- ing or discharge from the body- (4) Photo MRS. CORA VALENTINE renzo Murguira, Nancy Watkins. (above), international represen- |is an important symptom that #A-—-Yvonne McCardle, Edyth| tative of the Hatters, Cap and | must be recognized by the gen- Hamptor Millinery Workers Union (AF- | eral public if significant progress Alva Jo Steen, Harry] L), claims she received rough | is to be made in bringing cancer Priteherd, Evelyn Nettles, Ann] treatment from women at | under control. Louys, Francine Johnson, Gloria] Greenville, ‘Ala. She says sev- | Among women, ‘more cancers Myre, Carol Dalton, Vita Bar-| eral came to her hotel room, | jevelop in the reproductive or- res ripped off her clothes, slapped | gans than in any other part of 8A—Lorraine Warnock, George sdasiad hats the body. Usually the first sym- . her, scratched her nd pulled i Gibeon, Bruce Cleare, Rose Bak- + A tom is irregular bleeding or her hair, Her union represents 2 : @, Donald Breeding, Sarah | workers at the Merrimac Hat “spotting,” on a brownish-tinged Brown, Dolores Valdez, Elizabeth ; “ discharge. Usually there is nol Peggy McCrea, Joyce Gompenysin: Sevenvale. pain, and most patients tend to, Penland, Mary Fer jez, r z s 7 ignore this symptom that could| Winkie y Fernandez, Ray meritt, Ervin Higgs, Betty Ginks,)mean the difference between Gloria- Knowles, JoAnn Pinder,] life and death to them. 8-Serah Bringham, Delores}; OP ECE Ss Gieen Biesthe Steed. Mery Fer: Diego Torres, Barbara Walterson,| Fortunately, most cancers of ore Pellicier, Barbara Fay Williams. ‘ the reproductive organs are Pr 4, Sheila Sweeting Ron- 7B—Isabella Bartolone, Vin-|curable if discovered and treat- Ud Pusler, Selvin Smith James {cent Collura, Leeberg Knowles,{ed by a competent physician ‘ esl Piapason Ed. Byron Myers, Millicent Taylor,| during their early stages. is Ea Sdonne Callchan Bey. (Donne. Williging, Presence of blood in the urine " , Sine Honor Roli—Semester. is an important symptom that ‘ Block, Alvania Singleton, ' i Petr bed. Lynn Sellers]. 1A—Janice Brule, Mae Kap-|should not be ignored. Frequent- Wayne Huddiet: on, Joyce John- lan; Jaycee, Gibion: Wag it Pagoigree senees Of tie “ , oy 11B—George Cathy, Barbara}kidney or the bladder. And it o ; Delgado, Paul Gibson, Marlen|@!ways indicates the presence of on A-—Mary meer, sone To10e Gamiky, bas ue "g some abnormal condition that where Megs, Jackie Conant, i : 5 > correcte: Sendra Taylor. Dorothy Johnson, 7..20B—Lewis Barber, Armando should a corrected. = oli toll Hernandez, © Lorenzo. Murguia;| Bloody discharge, usually :nix- ; Janet Brown. benitabimninenie gan. indi- 1#-<iladys Barnwell, Leo Ca- 9A_Y » McCardle, Eayth | °2te cancer of the’ colon or the rey. Bob Ward, Arthur Hood, | _.°/s— “vonne Mcvardle, SCY" | rectum. No patient should ignore Hampton. OBE-Vita “ Batidso, this symptom, inthe belief that it ®rre Veotren, Maida Castaneda, Heimcise dean Knowles, Brenda ‘Morrison, : : s only “bleeding piles,” ' Id Render, Robert Sacker, | shor, Ann Louys, Evelyn Ne In all cases of abnormal bleed- ; Atwell, Linda Bosley, |tles, Ava Jo Steen, Charles Tay-ing or blood-tinged secretions, ' Breeding, Susan Dal- | Jor. the patient should seek medical Freddy Frohock, Mrvyna|_84—Lorraine Warnock, George | advice. The fact that the bleed- Dorothy Stirrup, Helen |Gibson, Bruce Cleare, Rose Bak-| ing stops should not be taken by his of Elizabeth} the patient to mean that trouble is not serious. In ¢ er, Donald Breeding, Honorable Mention—Six Weeks | Russell H tsy Hampton, Manuel || 8B—Sarah Bringham, Delores|cancer, bleeding is characteris- P i erts, Virginia |Libao, Martha Steed, Mary Fer- tically intermittent. Because it . hitman, Tony |Mandez, Nancy Pellicier, Barbara stops for a time does not mean that its cause has been :emoved, Metey Bell Cates, Dorene | Pritchard, Sheila Sweeting, Ron- } . Cowart, Beatrice | ald Pinder. Tinges of blood in phlegm that ha Borges 7A—Mary Harris, Bruin Higgs, | S coughed up, also is a_ signal Lenit®* Cristine {Betty Ginks, Gloria Knowles, Ja-| for examination by a competent ‘ net Louys, Barbara Meggs, Deigo | 4¢tor: This can be a symptom of F “ % cancer of the lung or other parts . vell Walk- | Torres, Fay Wiiiams. of the respiratory system. It also White 7B—Gladys Barnwell, Leo} can be a symptom of other seri- Carnes, Julie Mon-|Carey, Freddy Frohock, Myrna] ous diseases in the same region Pamela Russell, Lorraine |Lewis, Dorothy Stirrup, Helen| and should not be ignored. No t, Bt p n Mer- | Theili matter what the trouble may be. Kenne Fidelio | Honorable Mention—Semester |carly diagnosis and treatment ‘ James Baker, Don 11A—Leila Lynch; Christine ———— — ’ j West, Robert Lastres, Alice Hernandez, Sylvia Mercurio, Elsie Butler, Lorraine “ | smith . Bennett. Appelrouth, James! 11B—John Bell, Don Speil,| 9A—Patsy Johnson, Mitchell ;Laurell Walker, Gail Wallace, | Appelrouth, James Cooper, Exi- Thompson, Charles Alice White. quio Vidal. wh el Swain { 10B—Joyce Carnes, Julie Mon-| 9B—Jimmie Collins, Gloria Can Jean Mer- teiro, Pamela Russell, Barbara]Hyre, Harry Pritchard, Whitmel Well atricia. Mur- Wood, Fidelio Hernandez. Don] Swain. t Siler Beaureuter, Jay West, Nancy| 8A—Sarah Brown, Jeanne Ca- k Bervalde, Hoke Holcomb, Joan nova, Katherine Brady. , John De- atkins, MEPUBLICANS EAT $1 CHICKEN, ATTACK SOC ee (®) Wirephoto WERE ARE SOME OF THE REPUBLICANS WHO JAMMED | A SPORTS ARENA in Washing- tee Monday night for their $1l.-a-box chicken supper party. The supper followed an all-day sexsion of Republican party policy makers who picked liberty-vs.-socialism as the top issue in their platform for the 1950 campaign. They held the Republican party up as the last hope of these who oppose “an all-powerful federal government with unlimited power to tax and spend." we gine KEY WEST HIGH SCHOOL "eo" =~" see beer”, Key West, Fla. . F THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1950 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN \ PAGE SEVEN : Tell Filing Dates. Pe Statements | Campaign Costs TALLABASSEE, Feb. 9.—R. A. Gray, secretary of state, was ad- vised by the attorney ‘general Frank Smothers, foreign .cor- that (1) the first campaign ex- | respondent, born in Rossville, Ill, pense statement may be filed by '49 years ago. (®) Wirephoto “BOSSIE”, the family cow of the J. P. Cones at Savannah, Ga., turned up recently with only a teacup ful lof milk. Mrs. Cone set out to find out why. 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