The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-01

AAanx varied plans are repre-
VVlINN " ypO IlVW VI M I'~'
4af.AsA n 4hs class Of 1883. Some
Will be claimed by the armed
forces but en- increasing num-
Der are going 70 college and uni
vsrsitY. Girls ere SoIng in train
Ing a. secretaries, beaUsieisns,
public service. cir line hesfsssss
and ether careers.
Some Of the boys are going into
construction work, electrical work,
and banking.
Three diplomas viii be granted
In absentia to Frank Roberts, al.
ready attending Florida State Uni
versity, and to Leo Tougas and
Howard Matheny.
Largest group Of college-bound
graduates viii attend Florida State
University. Out of 22 who are
going on to higher deucation, eight
have chosen FSU.
They are Betty Sheppard, Eve
Ign NettleS, Blanche Alligood,
Alice Garcia, Gale Curry, Charles
Baker, George Gibson and Dolores
Villate.
Six boys have chosen the Uni
versity Of Florida. They are Rob-
ert Sawyer. Harry Pritchard, Pc
ter knight, Gene Lang, Peter Hill
ton and Harold McMasters.
The University Of Miami will
receive fwo members Of tha
class. Anthony Niles and Neil
BsrssfTom. Della Tovehfon and
Billy Roberts will enter Florida
Southern College, Lakeland, Tom
Cornell has chosen the University
Of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
Paul Braun will 90 70 ceorsia
Tech. and Lorraine Wsrnoek is
going to Valparaiso University In
indiana.
Among the boys, IS are enter.
ing the Armed Forces. OF these
four want to join the Marines. They
are Raymond Dank, Joe Ladd,
James Lyles and Alfred Link.
John Garfield will join the Navy
and see the world and the Army
viii receive Adolph Alcala, Jr.,
Jack Ward and Don Geek.
Joining the Air Force are Basil
Tynes, Charles Taylor, Aldo Vidal,
Jack Wells, Javier 0ropez, and
Kermit Roberts. Tom West does
not have any preference. He says
merely he's going to work for
Uncle Sam.
On the distaff side, ten girls
want to be private secretaries.
They are Annette Johnson, Dolores
Taylor, Katherine Brady, Fran
cine Johnson, Pat Levin, Jeanne
Canova, Mona Honey, Shirley Tru-
deau, Lorraine Curry, and Janice
Bopst. Nursing careers interest
Carol Dalton, Marlene Park and
Faye Lowe.
Three girls. Maxine naiIay,
Elizabeth WAlteFson, and Joyce
LcvndeFs = plan TO beeolrs beau.
ilelsns. Jimmie Collins and Vita
esrroso are interested In aov.
eminent iebs. Jlmmis with the
FBl In Washington and Vita in
. lob a. the Key West Navy
Yard. eonsusIo Valdez and Rose
Baker alse want to become
clerk sypisis.
Other girls in the class indicate
Q variety Of ambitions. Barbara
jolly wants to be q model, while
Ernie VALDEZ and Hortensia Cal.
LEILA are Inf rssted In being air
line hostesse Doris Parrot would
like TO be substitute teacher.
Myrna Curry dams to be 4 tele.
phone operator, and Dale Mitchell
. sales clerk. h. RE Spencer al.
ready has the Job she Sesiras, that
Of receptionist at the USC.
Seine Of the boys have already
made . sood start toward their
ambitions. DoushsFty :. TeFano
plans 10 become Q banker. ia.
mes psstls has already made .
start - an electrician. scnny
hsrden's OCT lob Is underssk.
aF's assitfanl has encouraged
him 10 attend meriielan's aehool
with the intention Of becoming q
moFlician.
Other careers chosen BY the
boys are: painter, Claude Roberts;
construction work. John Mekiliip:
ministry, Phil Thompson; barber.
Ing. Robert Pages: dentissy, Ed.
die Castro; and business admins.
tratlon, Candido Barcelo.
Fer number az the girls mar.
riage Is the ambition. Faye Curry
plans to be married in June.
Betty Cooper Ia December. and
Martha Perex in February. Others
who give marriage as their ''ca.
rec" are; Georgia Bailey. won.
ne camalier. Margaret cormaek.
Imogene Ssansell. Peggy Tin.
Shirley Thomnsaa. Jean rumnA.
rey. Dolores Valdez. Geraldine In.
graham. and Glorida Hyre.