Coral Gables High School - Cavaleon Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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ln the lifeline of our school, there beats a pulse strong and significant. That pulse is the student publications. The guiding light and guardian angel in this field is Mrs. Chris Steers, Amidst unbeltevable confusion con- nected with meeting deadlines and ac- complishing circulation Mrs. Steers keeps a calm and serene manner, soothing to the wildest of Editors. In addition to sponsoring a bi-weekly newspaper, an annual and a weekly radio show, she patiently instructs neo- phytes in the essences of good iournalism and the tive W's. The history of iournalism becomes alive and vivid through discussions led by Mrs, Steers and topics of curreht interest are uppermost on the class agenda. Without her wonderful sense of humor and good natured manner one school would lack the element that produces a strong student body held together through iournalism. Though she speaks with nostalgia ot the days when her iournalists preferred writing to eating lunch, we know that she is only urging us on to higher ambitions and honest goals. Because she is constantly herself we ad- mire her deeply and it is with love and pride that we dedicate CAVALEON T952 to Mrs. Chris Steers. fit Jacfftiiifw Ha ' 2 ff ,. fdfa E-N ff l iff xv f sox s N eds 5

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9, Time enables a person or institution to develop tra- ditions that live. Coral Gables is only two years old, but we have already left our footprints on the sands of time by being recognized during our evaluation as an outstanding school. To provide an atmosphere of friendliness and under- standing for the girls at Coral Gables Senior High School is an interesting and challenging task. The fine cooperation and helpful spirit of the girls themselves lightens the responsibility immensely. Together we shall work ever to improve and promote the fine repu- tation of Coral Gables High School. MISS CHRISTINE YOUNG Dean of Girls MR. ROBERT B, TURNER Dean of Boys I ci: 'Q fl 0-il sf X, Q 0 I ,zz sl' ooo. 'loose OOUOOQ 283332 22 ul,ms apmwjl Time changes most things. As we look back over the years to the founding of the United States of America we can readily see the changes which have taken place in architecture, fashion, modes of trans- portation and family and community life. Time has changed our schools too from the little one- room red schoolhouse to the modern educational plant which is Coral Gables Senior High School, Methods and materials of teaching have also changed. One thing, however, has so far stood the test of time, and with the help of your generation and those generations which follow must remain unchanged, that is the main task of public education-the development of free men. 1?-JW? ,v ', gf Top row, :Q ui' left to right: MISS MARIE GIBSON MISS SUNNY ANNE BERRY Bottom row, left to right: MISS NANCY TOWNSEND MRS. AGNETA HELDT MISS BARBARA OWEN .,f'