The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 5, 1951, Page 8

Fags 2 THE KEY west citiz Written and Edited by 1231 November 5, _KEY WEST HIGH SCHOOL MONDAY, NOV. 5, 1951 Students of the § Miss Hughes, Girls’ P. E. Teacher We had a very informal talk with Miss Hughes at the gym in the old Comm Building. This was during one of her smaller classes in the early afternoon. Miss Hughes was born in Waukee, Wisconsin in 1927 fended four different high sch amd graduated from Webster Groves High School in Webster Groves, Missouri She went to the University of Missouri and majored in physical education. In college, she f om the varsity basketball team was on the swimming, volley ball and hockey teams. The rest of her time, which was very little she spent in studying. Miss Hughes taught physical ed ueation at Wittenberg, Wisconsin before coming to West. She enjoys working in Key West High and likes the Key West weather. Among her plans for the girls at Key West High are intramurals | and a basketball varsity team. Al se, during the spring, there will be swimming the swimming pools and beach When asked what she thought of our football team, she replied it is very good for a first 3 teasn: and that she hopes it will improve each year YEARBOOK STAFF AT WORK By June Yates and Frank Veliz fhe Conch this year will be the largest annual ever put out by a Key West Hi senior class. It will consist of 100 pages, six of which will be added to take ¢ of our new sport, football Orders are being taken this week by business manager James | Baker, The price of the annual is the same as last year, three dol lars. The art committee dal, Roy Butler, Richard Gardner, Nancy Watkins, and Joan Crusoe, is at work on the theme which the staff chose at the last meeting. Mr, Lane, art instructor, is help- ing them with new ideas. The book Exiquio Vi is being dedicated to a faculty mémber whose name will of course be kept secret. ' Evans Studio is in charge of photography, and many senior pic- tures have already been taken. The girls are wearing black drapes | and the boys white coats. Foot- ball boys’ individual pictures were taken Thursday after practice. ie sports section will contain any action shots as well as in- vidual pictures. Sports . Editors ‘y Norveil and Bob Cooper al- ly have completed their plans for a sports section which will be larger and more interesting than kc ante years. ublicity has been organized by Frank Veliz, publicity manager. Frank is being assisted by Mr. Iyihe and the art committee. Conch Staff, in addition, to named above, includes; “sec- e Sy « Yvonne McCardle; feature, fitors Margaret Little; advertis- ing committee, Morton Hall, Eu- gene Roberts, Billy Osterhoudt, afd Edyth Hampton. Cc. T. A. Play By Julie Russell Well, Folks, here it is—the play of the year, the Faculty Play! Yes, the‘dramatigs group of the C. T..A. (Classroom Teachers’ As- so¢iation) is starting rehearsals on“Adam’s Evening,” by Ka- tharine Kavanaugh. A_ three-act faree comedy which played on idway with Edward Everett | lon’ as the star, it is being di- reeted by Mr. Richard Ertzman, director of dramatics at Key West High. The play will be given two its, November 29 and 30, in the School Auditorium. Several members of our own fa eulty will appear. Mr. Schweitzer, our principal, will take the fouling | role of the timid sgul, Mr. Adam Adams, who innocently becomes Three Flights Daily TO HAVANA Leave Arrive Flight Key West Havana 952 10:15 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 954 1:45 P.M. 2:30 P.M. 956 4:00 P.M. 1:45 P.M. TO KEY WEST Leave Arrive Flight Havana Key West 951 $:00 A.M. 9:45 A.M, $53 12:30 P.M. 1:15 P.M, 955 3:00 P.M. 3:45 P.M. Phones: 162 - 448 - 1106 a series of embarrass Mrs. Marian Stark involved in g situations is bossy mother-in-law. Miss De herman is a gabby cole id, who tells all! Miss ed m d ha Morris is Rocita, the original use his embar. ment. Mr. Ben Sweeting is a taxi driver who wants to commit suicide and fails in every attempt. Mr. H. C. Van Bylevelt is a tough gangster Mrs. Billie Crowley is Mr wife, a gun moll Othe r teach of at Key the Mrs. Chapmar Mr. Whit n-acts spe in charge of pla posters kman, _ assisti with props; Mr. and Mrs. Martin and Miss Lowe, in charge of tick ets; Messrs. Lane, Simpson, Mc Quain. and Murray charge of ot: and Miss Week and Miss Harra assisting wit | publicity Christmas Vespers Planned By Sandy Gray Along with th ing Christmas | Whitley is pla Christma m consisting cantata - Tidings of Gr Joy ir |addition to the traditional Chri tmas music. At present the anning am Decem tional Christmas Vespers progr Sunday, jis scheduled for ber 16 Joan Felton, jin the | loists. The sixty men rehearse night The cantata Great Joy,” by B contains a var Mercurio ho she operatté recent of the chor Thursday Tuesday and Tiding re and Ke of Christmas exquisite Holy Child finale, ‘Hail Glad iety from the | choral music |lulloby, “Hush a By to the impressive This Day of Days | The Letter Girts By Sandy Gray | This one’s the ‘Letter | Girls,” When it comes to crowing jabout the gridiron greats of Key West High Schools Conchs it’s the {letter girls who do most of the ; Conch podle Do's | Infact, everything these ful, be-lettered babes do is | perfect.” When the band plays, it's the “Letter Girls’ who add the off. eat rhythm to the mastial music Their energetic acrobatics before the bandstand have been the high abeut beauti “letter. spot of practically all the home | town games. The girls are: the K, Margaret Little; the E, Addie Scho- |neck; the Y. Kathryn Sanchez; the Dash, Yvonne Malone; W. Helen Smith; Judy ; S, Gail Sweeting; and the aol Dalton. 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