Ponce de Leon High School - Cavaleon Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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EVERYONE has noticed the new benches around the campus! In the lower picture Don Lanigan, Bob Cason, and Bill Howard, members of the Key Club, are seen painting the benches for the athletic department. After the Fort Pierce football game the Key Club gave a dance at the Coral Gables Woman's Club. On Key Club Sunday a church service was given in honor of all the International Key Clubs at the Country Club Christian Church. Having Mr. Fred Wilson and Mr. Willard Wave of the Kiwanis Club as sponsors, they planned a Mothers' Day tea and a boatride to be given at the end of the year. Believe it or not-the Key and Wheel Clubs planned a party together! ln the middle of the year the Key Club gave a Father and Son banquet at the San .luan Restaurant and were hosts at the Key Club Convention held at the Robert Clay Hotel in Miami. . ----MILDRED GARCIA Left to right, first row: Lanignn, Roberts. Lane, Adviser lllr. Fred W'ilson, Treasurer Kent, Casong second row: ltlcllnnnld. Davy, Hale. Preston. Nelson, Fitzgerald. Hinckley, LeBurong third row: Secretary Booher. Vice-President Pruhl, Howard. Vfheeler. 0'Donovan. Ansleyg fourth row: President Wizard. YVeslt-ott, Wells, Hardin. Quilliun. Parker. Stephens, Gibson iant Gents

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Left to right, first row: Chavez, Sergeant-ab Arms Hunter, Third Vice-President Anihul, Second Vice-President Renuart, Recording Secretary Keena, President Phillips, First Vice-President Peeples, Corresponding Sec. retary Miller, Treasurer Nay, Parliamen- tarian Craineg second row: Ray, McCormick, Maurer, Sullivan, Merriam, Reiner, Leo- nardy, Malone, Parkinson, Norvell, Alter, O'Rrien, Chaplain Alfonso, Brundageg third row: Liason Officer McCall, Williams, Pip- pinger, Rigl. Hill Day, Smith, Johnson, Watson: fourth row: Cox, Thomas, Strehlke, Frazier, Connell, Hill, Shaw, Dunn, Mon- salvatge, Stevens. Busy Boys WE WONDER what El Ponso thought of his first contact with American music! It was at the Wheel Club assembly which presented Paul Lewis, band and introduced Mrs. Mason's songs for their first audition. These boys spent many Sundays collecting newspapers for the various drives as at right above, and it was the Wheel Club who provided a desti- tute family with a real Christmas. Can anyone forget the night of the Junior Winter Carnival! Undaunted by the rain of the previous night, the Wheel Club sponsored both the dart throwing and the drive the nail in the log booths. Here Pan-Americanism enters. Tying in the theme of this book with the Wheel Club, we find that they gave a party for University of Miami students from the South Americas. Under the guidance of Mrs. Herberta Leonardy and Mr. Micah Ruggles they have participated in the projects approved by the Rotary Club and held classes in parliamentary law. -MILDRED GARCIA

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5 Pictured at left, bottom to top, back row: Con- way, Brown, Chafer, Wollf, Championg front row: Camner, Adviser Miss Margaret Clark, Fitzpatrick, Higginbotllam, Hendrixson, Bat- cheller, Fitzgerald, Owens, Foyle, Nitzsche, .lo- hanson, Erwin, Gillespie. Below, left to right, first row: McIntyre, Duck- ett, Russell, Jones, Hardin, Wells, Jones, Moore, Cobb, Jackson, Hang second row: Conder, Webb, Outlaw, Harrington, Pittman, Schwartz, Casey, Colgan, Gardner, Andre, Stamos, Vaz- quez, Brown, third row: Smith, Pierce, Gus- tafson, Barbour, Covil, Fulford, Ranlerson, Reeves. Book Mongers ARE YoU WVILLING to give unselfishly your time and efforts to the care of those five thousand books of learning now in our lib- rary? Then join the Library Club sponsored by Miss Margaret Clark. Yours is the duty to shelve, dust, and check books in and out. You may also be called upon to file cards and prepare new books for circulation. Membership is limited to those with a better than average scholastic standing and one available study hall a day. Your rewardfwhat better compensation than that of service to your school, tl1e op- portunity to become better acquainted with the best known books, and service medals and pins received according to the length of time as a member? To end the year of hard work these future librarians held a party at their sponsor's. 58 Always Prepared HOW MANY of us are willing to serve when- ever needed without any recognition what- soever? Although not actually organized into a club, the members of the office staffs per- form the majority of the alittle thingsl' necessary for school's efficiency. How can we try to tell of the numerous jobs that just turn up during the day? Per- haps you yourself have directly received the services of some one who has simply brought you a note or told you of a call from Mom. But it isnit as easy as that. These girls do all sorts of filing, prepare the ab- sentee lists, and run errands. Included in the picture above are the girls who type the stencils for the bulletin and tests as well as the book room and clinic staffs. -Miwmsn GARCIA