The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-03
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he had never been any place
where the people were 50 gener-
Gus with their time, effort and
money" He said he was sur
prised and gratified at the num-
Der of awards given by civic
clubs and organizations.
In presenting the valedictorian
and salutatorian with their
awards, Dr. Campbell told the
audience that "only decimals''
separated the two girls. Miss ,Sa-
rah Bringman is class valedictori-
IN and Miss Sheila Sweeting is
salutatorian.
DR.. Campbell said, jokingly,
that next year he hoped to see a
10Y receive at least one Of the
awards.
PTA Awards
The PTA award was presented
20 Miss Bringman and Hilario
samos, Jr. The presentation was
lade by Mrs. Merville Rosam,
resident of the high school PTA.
1rE. Rosam- said that she hoped
that they would return someday
as parents and help the PTA.
Robert Muse and Katheryn
Sanchez received the Danforth
Foundation award for scholar
ship, leadership, religious and So
cial qualities"
Robert Muse was the recipient
of the Speech Department award.
The School Service award went
to Joyce Johnson. The. history
award was given to Sylvia Smith,
and the Spanish Department award
to Sheila Sweeting. Wayne Hud.
dleSton received the American
Association Of Spanish Teachers
award.
Sylvia Smith received the Stu
. dent Council award. The Math
Department award went to Ernest
Wykes. Holton Jaycocks was the
winner of the Music Department
award, and Paul Avery, the ORA
matte award, while the Library
Service award went to Judson
Pettis.
Perfect Attsudancs
Miss Mary Lou Gardner re.
ceived special award for perfect
attendance for her entire school
career from the first through the
twelfth grade. 4
DR.. Campbell said that he would
like to see more pupils with per.
'ect attendance since the number
If teachers in a school Is based
IN the average daily attendance,
md on the basis Of Miss Gardner's
.ecord, the high school could have
several more teachers.
The Bausch and Lomb Science
Medal went to Ronnie Pinder. This
award entities the winner to com.
pete for three scholarships spon.
sored by Bausch and Lomb Opt.
cal Company at the University Of
Rochester.
A years subscription to Readers
Digest was awarded by the pub.
fishers to the valedictorian, Miss
Bringman.
Ronnie Pinder received the Bal
four award for scholarship, loyalty,
achievement and service.
Lopez Award To Ramos
The Aquilino Lopez award for
excellent quality in English was
given to Hilario Ramos, Jr.
9rs. poH0rt Doop presented the
Woman's Club award for Home
...y4A~s medal to Miss Kath-
IN Sanchez, and a key West
Cookbook" to Miss Patricia Byrd.
ira SHERMAN, on behalf Of the
graduating class, gave Glynn Ar.
cher a gift from the class in ap-
probation of his work and loyalty
as class president.
Frank Bervaldi received the
Arion Foundation award, given in
selected high schools To an instru.
-tnentalist. The presentation was
made by Harold Casterton.
The Hilario Ramos, Sr., History
award went to Patricia Byrd; The
Rotary Clubs Citizenship award
was presented to Ronnie Pinder
ny Paul Sher. Patricia Byrd and
Ira SHERMAN received the Paul
Sher awards, also presented by
Mr.. Sher.
Artman Memorial
The L. P. Artman Memorial
award for creative writing, q one
hundred dollar bond, went to Miss
Ray Wrinkle. The presentation was
made by Rayford Roberts, circu-
alton manager of The Key West
Citizen.
Mrs. Alice Nix presented the
BPW commercial award to Joyce
johnson. The JayCee Athletic tro-
phies were presented to Miss Lynn
Seller, Glynn Archer and Don
Cruz by Sam Collins.
The Lions Club outstanding SER
vice award was given to Ralph
White by Paul Roberts. The Elks
Lodge American History award
was presented to Betty Williams
by Jeff Knight
Miss Faye williams was given