The
final edition of the Wi-Pa-Hi-Sc brings the final announ-cements
of those who have been accepted by various universities and colleges.
Ronnie Buckmaster has been accepted
by the University of Georgia. Sue Trapnell will attend Huntington
in Alabama, Newcomb College in New Orleans accepted Sharon White.
The University of Florida has accepted Jim Ferguson, Linda Schmidt,
Ed Adamkiewicz, Bill Gardner, Linda Merhill and Fred Hale, Another
Florida college, University of South Florida accepted Sam Harris
and Linda Crenshaw.
So ends the names of Seniors who have
been accepted by the college or University of their choice. There
are still more who will be accepted over the summer and the WI-Pa-Hi-SC
wishes the best of luck to all those future college students. Good
luck!
April is the time of year
in Florida when harvesting of the spring and winter celery
crops overlap, causing abundant supplies. |
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May
29th Monday--Senior exams Pds. 2, 6-Senior rehearsal 12:15 in
Aud.
May 30th Tuesday--Senior
Exams Pds. 3, 5-Chem. II exam 8:30 a.m.
May 31st Wednesday--Underclass Exams-Sr. rehearsal 11:30-Mead
Gardens. Sr. failures to Mr. W. by 10:00 a.m.
June 1st Thursday--Underclassmen Exams--Senior Rehearsal
11:30 Presby. Church
June 2nd Friday--Underclassmen Exams--Class day 1:15.
June 4th Sunday--Baccalaureate W.P. Presby.Church--8:15
June 5th Monday--Post Plan Graduation Mead Gardens 8:15 p.m.
Teachers 8-1.
June 6th Tuesday--Post Plan.
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GRADUATION--
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The
Class of '61 is ready to begin celebrating their long awaited
graduation which will take place on June 5th, at Mead Gardens.
To begin honoring the seniors, there will be a Class Day which
starts at 1:00 on Friday, June 2nd. During this assembly,
the Seniors decked in caps and gowns, receive special recog-nition
and national honors. Yearbooks will also be received on this
day.
On Sunday evening, June 4th,
Rev. Caxton Doggett will speak to the Seniors and their families
at the Presbyterian Church in Winter Park. The time will be
8:15 p.m. Finally the big night comes, and on June 5th, the
commencement services are to be held during which time Mr.
Darden, who is the Country Superintendent of Brevard County,
will speak. Graduation exercises are scheduled for 8:15 p.m. |
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Florida's
early spring potato crop this year was 18 per cent larger
than last year, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Sharon
MacDonald has taken first place in a statewide art contest sponsored
by the AAUW, American Association of University Women. In spite
of the stiff competition, Sharon's project took top honors over
the others in the exhibit.
Her entry in the Red Cross competition
won the top award, and it may be selected as one of the few to be
exhibited around the world.
Sharon will attend Summer Art Camp (FSU) on a
Rollins 2-week scholarship.
Official
Results of State Band Contest
By
Bill McGinnis |
In
the entire state, including both North and South state contests,
only the following bands received higher ratings than Winter
Park; Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, St. Petersburg, Coral
Gables, and Leon.
In addition, Winter Park qualified the highest
number of soloists (per capita), the highest number of ensemble
performers (per capita) and received the highest number of
superior ratings in solos and ensembles (per capita). |
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Underclassmen
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Underclassmen
day means many things to our Sophomore and Juniors. The little
Sophomore become Big Juniors and the Juniors become SAINTED
SENIORS. Many underclassmen will be receiving awards, and
the thrill of going up on the stage to receive them will long
be remembered. Among awards ito be presented are Rotary Merit
Award, which goes to a Junior and Sophomore boy, Band award,
Student Council award, letter awards in all sports, W-Club
award, and Student Council awards in various fields.
Another event which will be
long remembered is SENIOR CLASS DAY on June 2. This day marks
a final farewell to our Class of '61 before their graduation. |
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