The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-15

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retnTnees are also working during
are attending summer schoos sessi
A check Of the activities with the
help Of Hoke H0lcomb, Mitchell
Appelrouth and Joseph Henriquez,
all active young men in the 1852
group, revealed that most Of the
girls who were graduated June a
year. ago, were married: that q
large percentage Of the class, both
girls and boys, had entered college
and that number of the graduates
were in military service.
Among the former students now
lin some branch Of service are
James R. Curry, Air Force, and
John Kenneth Curry. who is with
the U. S. Marine Corps. He. is ex-
lpected home on leave shortly. Art
Idi Lallo is in the Air Force, as is
Morton Hall. Morton is also mar
|ried. Harvey e. Johnson is also
serving Uncle Sam, as is Samuel
Wade Nodine. Harry Norviel has
joined the USAF. Jose Padron, Jr.,
recently married, is now in the
|U. S. Army. Frank Veliz, Jr. is
with the Air Force. Wayne McFar-
land is in the Navy.
Exiquio Vidal. who has been
studying at Florida State UniVer-
Isity for training as a dental tech
lnician, viii so into the Army where
he will continue his special line Of
ltraining.
Other FSU students home for
vacation days are June Yates,
james Baker and Bill NebIett, Jr.
who is working as a shrimper.
An exact accounting for every
student could not be obtained, but
Holcomb who brought around his
Senior Annual was acquainted with
the activity of at least IS per cent
|cf his former classmates. He is q
pre- medical student at Duke Uni
versity and this summer is work
ing in local clothing store.
Joseph Armando Henriquez. Of
FSU, hopes to get a construction
job for the summer. Homer Her
rick is in summer school at Geor.
,gia Tech as is Don Bernreuter.
Mitchell Appelrouth said that pro-
baby both boys were at work since
the training at Tech is on cooper
alive basis for those who want
work as well as engineering cours.
les. Appelrouth, who is a student
of business administration, at the
IU. of Florida is working in his
brothers shoe store this summer.
He said that Kenneth Bazo. FSU,
had been studying meteorology and
WAS doing construction work on
his vacation. Ray Butler, u. Of
Florida student Is commercial art
lis also working in a construction
job at Boca chica. Roger Cole, u.
Iof Florida man is with the Staples
construction.
Jim Cooper, U. of Florida en-.
|rollee Is employed at the Key
West High School for the season.
The other Jim Cooper( James R.)
is married now and employed at
a local garage and auto repair
shop. Ray Lones is married and
has a job in Key West.
Lorenzo Murguia is a pre.medi-
cal student at Fordham University
and Is in summer school there.
John A. Griffin. Jr., is employed
on the Naval Base. Jay r. West
has gone to Texas to work for an
oil company. Robert Whitaker is
with the Overseas Transportation
office. Juan Antonio Barera, Jr.,
who has been keeping tabs with
Holcomb on the doings Of class
mates is home from Florida State
University and is a musician in
local band. Eugene Roberts, now
on a construction stint, plans to
return TO Florida Southern in the
fall. william 0sterhoudt is in sum
mer classes at FSU.
The distan side isn't as clear
since 50 many girls are now house
wives and some have moved away.
However, the list Of wedding band
ed includes Lydia de La Paz, Do
lores Inez Perez, Glendora Saw
yer. Katheryn Wesley, Rosario Lo-
PEI and Joan Mercurio among
others.
Career girls are Edyth Diane
Hampton home from Breanu, Doris
Hargrave who has a job, Sylvia
Knowles, also a working gal now,
May LanelIe Little, at u. Of Cali
fornia. Janet Ruth Brown, Miami,
and Elanor Garcia, Miami Beach.
where she is in nurses training at
Mr. Sinai Hospital.
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