The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 4, 1951, Page 3

MONDAY, JUNE 4 berets tach cali Melson : TLE KEY WEST CITIZEN PAGE THREF = Por bteckoa s COR RO . VANDALS DESTROY BELGIUM ESTABLISHES SQUATTERS TAKE. OVER 1 STU D e NT P RESS FEMPERATURES onicscdtom Dave Ons) FREE MONEY MARKET =—_MAILBO oe ee BRUSSELS (0A free mon- |. gra ums nao AT 7:30'A.M., EST teh wed Muewepa ee se VANE) gy terket ins Beeh set tip) in|. say aaa KEY WEST H Aug P : ee . + onc ae na vailing on the day of exc x : IGH SCHOOL peuste a t 1-2 gee we tHe ot) Previously all currencies exce Birmingham 69 | at dc2 Saturday. He got th jollar, F ’ NO 15 : Bismark 44 jup and joke t could see none.| ME GO oda rench and re MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1951 Bost< . Police are in touch with, {vane and German mark were ex- Writ Sa Buffalo 8. ne families of eceased. They Changed at a rate fixed by the) GQ)" > ; : jag ritten and Edited by Students of the School 8 icctaa a , also following up by inter-; National Bank. As : , were pe | LAST ASSEMBLY or hi ‘ ? | Corpus. Christi bs a clue as to the identity BACK FO SCHOOL Theoc eV n spite | SCHOOL YEAR |has chosen six candidates to at-| Detroit ag (of the offer (Continued From Page One) : ‘ ee oh = t E tend Boys’ State and Girls’ State! p; bs $$ open at 6:00 a. m., Tuesday in the |.) % ee Cl i tugene Roberts ;at Tallahassee. Those who will: p mer 60 CITY'S STRE 1@ municipal courtroom at the city € most. prolific Py : and Edith Hampton | attend Boys’ State are Hoke Hol-j cri ora 61 | ‘I ry’s he { RENt OUS hall. Night classes will beehi at hy) Beosiiod Sis Mrs { The last assembly of the schoo!/CO™Y, Eugene Roberts, and Ar: Pr eaaget ae} seonunucd 1 Page One) 5:00 p. m, daily. Each class period seonee hoa ak. p year was opened by the Student|™#"do Henriquez, The girls Kansas C fl iS; have, that runs for four hours, and daytime! , Sr ae | Council President, Eugene Rob. C5¢n ave Edyth Hampton, Glen- i gael 51} provement Boai subjects are repeated at Carburetor Too Rich erts. Lee Huddie read the Bible. dT Sawyer, and June Yates. |KEY WEST ee Wy thy This makes it possible fo Makes Motorist Too Poor Bugene ied the assembly in grou \| These students were chosen for! Key West Airport 79 | Comm Bsion day and night shifts to take ad- vasti singing. A farewell talk to the{ UtStanding leadership, scholar-|Los Angeles go) Vou e vantage of all instruction t pe as Seniors was given by the presi-| Si, and sportsmanship. They| Louisville 68 |p) City can prevent any land shifts to attend the entire school rilbct edu, tacos i a - dent. The rest of the program! ®"€ SPonsored by the Arthur Saw-|Meridian Mit eee It will ask This is the second year the Key wy) "pleased. to lens f 3 _ consisted of the giving of awards,’ *et Post No. 28 and the Ameri-| Miami 71 Saeed eee ee ee not be 24- | West school has-been held. At the Wiscor Invesiiag: vhc enh ie- Major Ear! Dillon presented the ©2 Legion Auxiliary. Minneapdlis a | vertised for competitive bids at/conclusion of one hundred and : - saver hid, phn & members of the Band with their| .. @@¢h year Boys’ State and Girls’ Memphis 70 a SAME: sixty hours of training a diploma! jeins cave ea Shae Vatu. letters. The Aerian Award for| State are held in Tallahassee for|New Orleans 99. lipst « city attorney was instructed | js issued by the state department It itie and op- making the most progress in| '!@ Purpose of letting the stu-|Ne wYork 69 Pie ee nds for a of education. Most. of the Key charge. prin- musi¢ during the past year went, @ents know more about their! New York 691 tine ‘trom the shore- | West Police Department will com- ! in a few to Jay Higgs, who was selected £0Ve™mment. While there the stu-! Oklahoma City 53 |p : mane ae the Swim plete eighty hours of train cars, trucks and for this honor by a vote of mem.| 4@DtS run for different offices of|Omaha : re nd ee eV when this school ends. All enf ¢ nufacturers, the bers of the Band. " tke State Government since the|Pensacola ag a a. jy coe ne ee by | ment agencies, including reserve tor Co.. 7617 Mrs. Marian Stark made a short| S#@te® are run the same as that] Roanoke 4 The B, ride pre 5 it Board. | auxiliary police, sheriff's person watosa, Wis, talk on the work accomplished by|0V¢T™ ment. Thus the students]/§t- Louis 56|land to gare othe nel and Naval Shore Patrol! me -matie to any- the English Department and toli| ceive training for the futurclSan Antonio ate : Be ee ae bers are urged to attend. © Will install it on his ear about two of the school’s ont and are able to bring back to KeylSan Prancisco a5 | will Bote toa Soe nag Chief Kemp urges and invites ce it to others. standing students, Connie Hud-} Vest valuable training and ex- | Seattle do action by Paik ern ttt msec all enforcement officers and s} send full free gins and Billy Roberts. Connie) P&rence- Tallahassee 73 ¥ te persor he land patrol to attend. Any furthe 1 te them or received a medal for having won The boys.,will. leave...June 12 Tampa ai pasa Bait formation desired can be obtz and address second place in the Armed Forces) 2™4 return June 25, while the Washington 71 Mail The Cii ce by contacting the Key West Pol-| on rd today — Day contest and was also cited| $i!!8 will attend fram June 28 to}. } 71} Mail The Citizen to Friends | ice Department. for having won. second place in) July 5. : the State Constitution Oration’ usin emai Contest. At this time Billy Rob-} MAJOR EARL DILLON erts presented to the school his| TO RETIRE plaque won in the “I Speak for| 34ra Ann Brown i" ! 2 as ho | ‘ t Demoetacy” contest sponsored. by| #94 Eugene Roberts | E Y ER y DA } Is A SA ' IN G DAY yi HE N YOU s Mrs. Mildred Johnson presented | of the Key West High School, will | . a the awards to the art students. | retire at the end of this year. Mr. | + nea Ronald Bell won the prize for the| Dillon came here from California Hi AL E | Re best work in the Third Annual) i” 1947 to retire and was asked to Hi : 4 = i the JayCees, Major Ear! Dillon, bandmaster i Art Exhibition held in Key West.|¢come bandmaster of K.W.H.S. Other students winning first} Mr. Dillon has been teaching! # {odl. awards were Shirley Albury for| here for four years, When he Hl 9 ring sculpture, Marjorie Gomez, for|¢@me to K.W.H.S. we had only} fi orce drawing; Carol Reeves, for de-| twenty members and today wel fil ign: sigh; Walter Smith, for manuaj|8Ve€ approximately sixty mem- The arts. Frank Hulzing won the! ers in the band. From this en- val- Junior High School first prize| !argement you can see the big ina- for the best work in the exhibi-|ta8k that he has accomplished. } vo- tion. Mrs, Johnson also awarded! The people of Key West can be second and third prizes and an-| Proud of Major Earl Dillon be-|#} nonnded those receiving honor-| Cause of the recognition he has tH able mention, | brought to the city. Mr. Dillon has Barbara, Velgado, point chair-; W"kéd very hard on getting a man of Student Couneil, pre- | new band-room which we’ havé sented school letters to the stu-| today. dents earning the highest num-| At the present time he is trying ber of points, ito get new uniforms for the band Fresh taught KEY WEST Home-Made PURE PORK tennis coach, the tennis letters to] Members of the band are proud’ off the members of the team. our bandmaster and we wish him Mr. Keiser, commercial teach-| the best of luck. er, presented awards to Frank| At our last assembly Mr. Dil- Roberts and Lewis Barber for|!0n made the awards to the fol- their high rating in the national|!owing students: typing. contests, | “AERIAN MEDAL” Mr. Schweitzer, principal, pre-| Jay Higgs, 2 stripes; Laurell sented to George Cathey, Senior| Walker, 3 stripes; George Cathey, Class president, the | Clawson} © stripes; Tony Barrera, 3 stripes; trophy. |Gary Thompson, 3 stripes; Elsie sv Williams received the Ki-j Thompson, 3 stripes; Walter Wal- wanis trophy from Armando Hen-| terson. 3 stripes. : ? riquez, president of the Key} Katherine Brady 2 stripes, Eliz- Club. jabeth Russell 2 stripes, Camille The president of the Junior| Walterson 2 stripes, Eugene Rob-| iH High Student Council, Sylvia| erts 2 ,stripes, Marlene Park 2} ffl Eley, introduced Shelia Sweeting| stripes, Gale Curry 2- stripes,| fi} and Ira Silberman, who won the| Yvonne McCardle 2 stripes, Ste-| iif American Legion Awards for| Phen Trevor 2 stripes, Barbara i ih Charles Wells, co-captain of the | M€xt baggie: do not know who 1 6 ( « Key West High Bagketball team|0Ur mew bandmaster will be as ave HH 39 fer for 1950-51, presented Mr. Sch-| Yet. Mr. Dillon has been up to the augare + c ! weitzer with the basketball University of Miami to select a lear trophy wan by the team at the} director for the K.W.H.S. band. district tournament. ;Mr. Dillon is well recognized } fi FRESH GROUND lens A tennis trophy was also pre-| throughout thé nation for his tine} : : cn sented to the school, and Jung} @ceomplishments during the past ‘ : ind oh Yates, presented for Mr. Van, the} 45 years of band-work. We _ the) aa _ ee ba _ w. 59e A Delicious Economical Mea!, Beston Butt Pork Rowast uw. Ae BLUE PLATE—STRAWBERR SQUASH |"PRESERVES 4 2 LBS. $Oc 12-OZ. TUMBLER 29e g0od citizenship. Adams 2 stripes, Tom Cornel] 2 | - stripes, Paul Braun 2. stripes, \f} JUNIOR CLASS | Adolph Alcala 2 stripes, Elizabeth ii VARIETY SHOW | Walterson 2 stripes, John Knowtes |] 2 stripes, John McKillip 2 stripes. Genders Sevier : “Jacob Hemingway 1 letter an ~—— -_— = The Junior Class variety show,|} stripe, Norma West 1 letter and alienate fe ie Old n’ New Talent Renvue, will!) stripe, Jack McDonough 1 let- Eat One Every Day MaclIntosh LUZIANNE—VACUUM PAK again be presented, this time at}/ter and 1 stripe, Mary Harris 1 i Key West Naval Base. |letter and 1 stripe, Gloria Hyre 1 it The show, which consists Of} jetter and 1 stripe, Gilbert. Gates IK twenty acts by Juniors, was giv-}} letter and | stripe, Botby Sack- ik , 5 is. sac 39 un Oe en May 3 and 4 im the Highjer 1 letter and 1 sttipe, Robert hi School Auditorium and proved aj Wallace 1 letter and 1 stripe, Jay il huge success. West 1 letter and 1 stripe, Sonny |#i A special added attraction will] Harden 1 letter and 1 stripe, Betty be Key West High’s own Perry|Jane Jenks 1 letter and 1 stripe, Como. and Betty Hutton with} Prank Bervaldi } letter and 1 dancing and singing routines. | stripe, Patty Johnson 1 letter and ° |i stripe, Jerry Pita 1 letter and APPRECIATION TO FOUR |). stripe, Leeza Degtoff 1 letter ENGLISH STUDENTS land 1 stripe. ‘ We wish to express apprecia- | “4rc ee ene sa i € : tion to four English students who/ Stripe, Phillip Atzert 1 stripe,| fii 2-LB. BOX i ; th re b 4 Gene Lang | stripe, Bill Neblett 1) made original contributions to | stripe, duvelig Sein@etl L-aivighn i i Hal Oe a ee a a ee. Sea eee ROSEDALE ARMOUR’S CLOVERBLOOM | Bartlett PEARS CHEESE | : pm.{ ie'4 > s rs) rye? ray ‘ ‘ ye } rw Sagi si tt ee | Jacqueline Delamey | stripe, Ma- eta Sati irie Spencer | stripe. This anthology association was} ; organized fourteen years. ago for} KA ihe Bepitining’ oF THE’ tent the purport of ae tah pckant | enreny: for many years fhunela ive ware among gh school! jade the strange claim that her students. Contributions have - | possessions on both sides of the creased annually until this year! pacific (she then owned Alaska} they reached poe | eave her the right to treat the million menuscripts, : Which | northern part of the Pacific as’ a the board of experts selected the} ojose@ sea, In 1821, she songht to . best fer publication in the an- chtorce the claim and foreign FROZEN—Just Heat and Serve thology. 2 ships were threatened with con- ' i Ph Key West High student con-/yjscation if found in those waters. ! tributors were: Ronald Pinder, | . a Schmal, Dol me a : F } Geotgette “Carrera, Certificates! 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