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

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Mr. Cook: Man behind ihe gun-our own Mr. Ed- ward Cook, holds fhe prop-siick lDon'+ gel' excifed, no willow swifches rodaylll as Dean of Boys. None envy, calm and serious Mr. Cook 'I'his arduous rask. Would you be respon- sible for I300 high school boys? You're righ+, bu? nofhing fazes him. lVlr.H.N.F2a+I1 Ever large base of our size has i+s +op fliers, buf we are lucky +o have a Je+ Ace on ours- Mr. Harry N. Rafh, principal. His years of experience and wisdom help +o make our hangar well co-ordinafed and fhe greai field Thai' il' is. This disringuished looking genfleman is always on 'rhe go supervising fhe numerous acfiviiies around fhe area, bofh sc olasric and civic afiairs. However, he is never 'loo busy fo lisfen 'ro individual problems or +o s+rive +o inifiafe some new idea which will benefil' rhe maioriiy of our crew. Yes, 'lhis is Mr. Raih our lop man and also, ihe principal. Miss Chris+ine Young: Technicians wi'rh an abundance of know- how and superior inrelligence are essenrial on base of our size. For example, of all our well 'l'rained ins1'ruc+ors Miss Chrisfine Young rales a number I-she is our Dean of Girls. An in+rica+e secre'I' code sys+em lRed 'lapel is hers +o command and inierpref. Forrunaiely she is capable of gliding smoolhly rhrough some of +he mosi' fan- l'as+ic of problems. lvir. E. Cook v P4598 Youn

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MRS. B. T. WILSON Treasurer Siffing - Mrs. Melbourne Marlin, Mrs. Paul Brinson, Mrs. Alfred Eldredge, Mrs, Kennelh Wiffich, Mrs. Michael Yurko, Mrs. Wyafl Alexander. Slanding- Mrs. Frank Capers, Mrs. R. A. Rasco, Mrs. Palmer Niles, Mrs. Roger Eiken- berry, Mrs. Joe Creel, Mrs. Thos. Johnsfon, Mrs. Edward Soboda, Mrs. James Carlin. mf 4? MRS.. H. W..VlRGlN MRS. G. V. CRAWFORD MRS. WILLIAM BAILS MR'S. LYLE PRITCHARD Vice-Presidenf P 'd 1 FSS' en Rec. Secrefary Corres. Secretary fl. This year, l'he largesl' P.-T. A. membership was achieved wilh 'lhe enrollmenl reach- ing 2050 members. Six meelings cons+i'rued l'he program for 'rhe year, and l'he 'rheme Charac'ler Comes Firs+ was emphasized af each meeling. Among 'rhe proiecls +ha'l P.-T. A. par'l'icipa'led in were: helping in securing 'lhree new boys' service clubs, aiding 'rhe clinic wilh s+uden+ physical examinalions and 'lhe Tuberculosis Mobile Unil' crew in x-raying l'he sl'uden'ls and 'faculfyg sponsoring a fried chicken dinner, l'he pro- ceeds of which wen'l r me Q owl A 2 22 for sludenl and school needs: and improving sa'Fel'y, grounds, library, and heallh require- V men1's. H i J 'ran fv M I new l . V ' : :.f. jff4Lfv' 44? i . 'A.- E A so Mrs John Poorman, Lindsey' Mrs. George oy l 4 l 4 l

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BETTY SUE HOYT Senior co-edifor CAHY CARRERO Junior co-zdi-for ELLEN FLANNERY A Edifor Bemuddled and besmudged, gaun+, half-dazed creaiures sif for decades on end diligenfly and noi' so diligenfly pound- ing our copy for our yearbook. There's 'The cry of our har- rassed Amazon-Ellen +he infamous edifor wi+h some more hair-brain ideas plus 'ren million 'rhrears anew io meer fhe dread line!! And so goes 'The never ending race againsf 'Hme and fhe never ending feuds which adds 'ro fhe con- s+an+ fension behind +he produciion lines. ln fhe disfance we can see and hear Nina 'rrapping anoiher unsuspeciing vicfim ro make his down paymenf . . . now or never . . . resulf- ing in 'The selling of I700 Cavaleons. PHYLLIS HARTOM Senior cc-editor SARI MUSTAKIS Junior co-edifor JO ANNE WOOLDRIDGE JANET GALBREATH CAROL UHLICH ANN SPAULDING Freshman Edifor Sophomore co-editor Sophomore co-ediior Staff assisfanf