Mount Dora High School Seniors Tour Washington and New York
Ninety nine 1962 Mount Dora High School seniors embark on the annual trip aboard the Silver Meteor from Wildwood to Washington and New York. They tour landmarks including the Capitol, Lincoln Memorial, Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, and attend NBC the Rockettes show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
North
Mount Dora High School
Wildwood
Washington, D. C
Capitol Building
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Jefferson Memorial
FBI
Library of Congress
New Yorker Hotel
Manhattan Island
Statue of Liberty
Washington Memorial Bridge
Empire State Building
Rockefeller Center
RCA
Radio City Music Hall
Fred McMurray
The
Rockettes
Florida Crown Area Summer Attractions Spotlight
Florida Crown Area offers a range of attractions this summer featuring a lineup including Jan Potter Ducker McHaffie Chris Ray Sharon Reich and others. Local organizers name multiple venues and events with emphasis on family friendly activities and community entertainment.
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Florida Crown Area
Educate Child On Proper Food Diet At Home
An article stresses parental responsibility for teaching children proper eating. It contrasts balanced home meals with quick processed options and urges teaching planning shopping cooking table setting and variety to foster health and social ease. It also notes traffic rules courtesy caution and readiness to dodge like mad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Susy
Mount Dora High Names Honor Roll For 1961 62
Mount Dora High School released the honor roll for the 1961 62 year listing five seventh graders with all A averages Jackie Bolt Linda Bowen Georgia Greenwell Maureen Stawart and Aliza Tae Also named were students with A B averages across grades including grade 12 Beverly Bissell Janet Burchett Don Durden Paul Harvey Don Henna Dianne Jones Marilyn Klein Bobby McCullough Beverly Phillips Sandy Spear Bonita Spillers Raymond Towler Suzanne Ward Ann Whittington grade 11 Mary Mockett Nettie Reed Pat Vason grade 10 Reta Aldrich Mary Lou Davis Philip Dettra David Land Larry Tanner Rusty Tyre and Sue Wagner grade 9 Michael Croak Doreen Geddes Worth Green Michael Haley Philip Marvin Martha Potsko Janice Robinson Rolf Soerensen Mike Stewart Tara Swartzel grade 8 Carol Bryan Delores Caudel Glenna Greenwell Harvey Kimball Kitsey Morris Connie Penley Anne Potsko Judy Stewart Sue Straight Mary Ann Tanner Allen Whittington grade 7 Charles Alderman Kenneth Atkins Peggy Bowie Kathy Cox Debbie Dodson Jimmie Hall Brett Horsley Annie Wilson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macwael
Gena Zamistavy
Beverly Bissell
Janet Burchett
Don Durden
Paul Harvey
Don Henna
Dianne Jones
Marilyn Klein
Bobby McCullough
Beverly Phillips
Sandy Spear
Bonita Spillers
Raymond Towler
Suzanne Ward
Ann Whittington
Mary Mockett
Nettie Reed
Pat Vason
Reta Aldrich
Mary Lou Davis
Allen Whittington
Charles Alderman
Kenneth Atkins
Peggy Bowie
Kathy Cox
Debbie Dodson
Jimmie Hall
Brett Horsley
Annie Wilson
Forester Warns Smokers About Fire Risk and Fines
Florida forester T G Herndon of the Extension Service warns drivers against discarding cigarettes and other embers from vehicles. Causing grass or woods fires can bring fines up to 1000 dollars and a possible three year prison term if intentional. An unrelated note mentions an overabundance of gizzard shad lowering sport fishing success.
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T. G. Herndon
Florida Agricultural Extension Service
Florida
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Camelot
Cleveland
Museum of Natural History
Bowery
Chinatown
Harlem
Broadway
Queens
Macy’s
Gimbel’s
Eudell Sutley
Doris Camp
Kathleen G. Burchett
Eddie Benwell
Lavonia Bowie
Alan Burhenne
Ann Carroll
Beanie Creamons
Terry Fournier
Charles Fralick
Sonny Hamilton
Leslie Keller
Eleanor Kimball
Beverly Phil
Bronson
Sonar
Maytag
St. Augustine
Crown Counties
Farris Bryant
Florida Development Commission
Marian B. Valentine
Mount Dora
America
Chevrolet
Mita Uta Ae
Wm. P. Wingler & Son
Aeons Sota
Forester
Walt Whitman
Qdom’s Tailor Shop
Domnelly
Doris
S. Bay ST
Eustis
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