The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 26

THE PALM BEACH POST, Friday, Tune 10, 1960 Pag 27 Graduation Tonight Hugh MacMillan Takes Top PBHS Honor Dale Samler, 493; Jay Putnam, 4D2; Bruce Gruber, 489; Reed Guthridge, 489; Michael Lyons, 485; Rosalynd Jackson, 484; Thomas Gosnell, 483; Edward Anderson, 481; Susan Lutz, 481, and Holly Wild, 481. After the processional Wednesday night, the invocation was given by Class President Stirling, Ann Q. Anderson, and dean of boys, Melvin Adolpson. Other awards were: Citizenship cups presented by I. D.

Cole to the two outstanding senior girls ond two senior boys, Elliabeth Slerley, Sam Himes, Barbara Buick and John Clarkson. Good citizenship award, by the Daughters ot the American Revolution Seminole Chapter, awarded to the senior girl tor good grades ond such other outstanding qualities as dependability, service, leadership ond patriotism, Caroline Whit-tington. Activities key, John Beers. Approximately 100 awards for merit have been given seniors being graduated tonight in Palm Eeach High School's largest class of 603 boys and girls. The extra recognition includes cups, awards, trophies, keys, citations, certificates and plaques.

Tonight's graduation, starting at 8:15, also will be in Cooley Stadium, "except in case of inclement weather, when it will be held in the high school's new gymnasium," said Principal John J. McDonald Thursday night. Heading the honors, awarded at nnual class night Wednesday in Cooley Memorial Stadium, were the valedictorian and salutatonan cups for the highest and second highest scholastic averages for the four years. Hugh MacMillan with a 97.200 average out of a possible 100 was valedictorian, and Virginia Dale Samler with 96.476, salutatorian. Miss Samler's cup is an annual award by The Palm Beach Post-Times.

Third highest honor is the Senior Class President's Cup, this year awarded to William (Bill) Stirling. Following are the 22 top-ranking seniors scholastically, and their averages: Hugh MacMillan, 97.200; Virgi nia Dale Samler, 96.476; Michael Lyons, 96.279; Betty Mcintosh, 9(1495; Bruce Gruber, 95.953; Reed Guthridge, 95.931; Michael Collins, 95.350; Thomas Seal, 95.268; Beth Cox, 95.000; Judy Barshell, 94.976. Carolyn Hryhor, 94.877; Sam Himes, 94.627; Janice Herrmann, 94.600; Peter Cassell, 94.500; Linda Gaynor, 94.488; David Wright, 94.413; Veronica Morkert, 94.372; Janet Babcock, 94.318; William Fries, 94.275; Gary Cooper, 94.261; Gary Goldfaden, 94.108, and Barbara Euick, 94.023. The 10 top seniors in the senior placements test were Virginia scnooi spirit mys, uiane leasoaie ana Eddie Wesloa. Mlchlaon Bronze Plaque, by the Mich igan Club ot West Palm Beach, to the who was introduced by Principal McDonald along with Class Vice President John Clarkson, Secretary Diana Teasdale, and Treasurer Ed Anderson; class sponsors, Mrs.

Jack Neely, Frank McLaughlin and Jerome Ruby; the Asst. principal and dean of girls, Mrs. outstanding senior, based on zs per cent scholarship, 25 per cent athletics and 50 per cent leadership, Hugh MacMillan. H. M.

whittington memorial trapny, re the two outstanding and mast valuable senior athletes, based on 60 per cent athletics; 20 per cent scholarship, end 30 per cent leadership, Clarence Dull and mm mm pT Print Wi fj -sanr Saturday I O) A ft II I 191 N. CONGRESS 'I Uke tterik I Reserved Order BFJPJQQK) nt, i Smln naHnflflnnnflBBHnnnnnflnnnnnnflBnnnnnaBUflflBHHflnflim Louri Ross. Commercial cup, to the outstanding I 3 commercial student ot the senior class a If'i not lots marW fo Ihlnlr ef In recognition el outstanding work In. the i i i i 1 1 i i i i Business Education veronica FATHER'S Jun 19tM Save 0 I II II II II II If. II I Ll a 1 Homemaktng cup, presented by Publlx men and jef him that BETTER Ginfl.

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