Coral Gables High School - Cavaleon Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)
- Class of 1960
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Q ' The EY6I'lHClGS19 a many faceted bem Dawn ees lloht yellow sunbeams plerclnc the Cray ml ty alr over the marshes The mornln s warmth penetrates lnto each llyln member of the land fhe uanln holdin rays of the warm afternoon sun see the wllds denlzons preparlng for nlght and the nl ht eomes hrlnrlng wlth lt the ITlyI'lZiCl sounds of nature and the atl fled pcacr of thf day end Indeed the Everglades IS a llvlng thlno And so IS Coral Gables Hlgh a llylllg thlng And as wlth the Everglades Gables many facets only serve to complete the lmportant overall PICIUTC pre sented Th1S plcture ln Gables as well as the Everblades IS one of effort of harmony and flnally of beauty A youn deer stops ln a clearln ln the Evermlades at sunset and sees a plnk cloud on the horlzon At the same tlme a student muslng over hlS future looks throunh the wlndow and sees the same plnk cloud The plnk cloud IS the llnk between Gables H1 h and the Ever lades lt IS the symbol of eyery bC1HDS hopes and success and the plnk cloud of success ever hoyers near Thus It IS approprlate that the theme of Cavaleon l960 be the Eycrhlades Photography Rhoda Emery Publlc atlons Ed lxalm Andrla Hernandez Senlor Wlartha Sue H3WNli1HQ Eda Kahan Karen Nlatusek Amy Kupersmltll Sc hool l lfe ,llll FIHQICII Julle Key es V1Ck1 Calbralth Ady ertlslnc Becky Smlth Stuart Halpert Adylsor Mrs Chrls Steers EDITORI Xl QTAFF Co edltors ln chlef Marla Munoz Prlscllla Estes Promotlons Mary Ellen Flsher Student fXLt1Vll,lfb Ellen Dum an ,lunlor Caloly n Butler Be s Smlth Atllletlc s S I Vhkc Pem op 1OITl0I'C Candy Powers Blll Beuther Vnlan Cruz Staff Bob Rudnlck Dlane Cale Ornanlzatlons JoAnn Bubel Carol Cllfford James Lee Index Ruth Fsehumy Beverly Rose Faculty I y nne Beck Daphne Blalne Llnda Schwartz Cynthla Hlcks Adrlenne Stelnberg Lee Sandler EIIC Jonas Patty Roland v n ' ' 0' Q 'cr ' ' of cr F . u 1 . e , .2' . i . 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U Because They re Great, We D6d1C3lC MRS JANET T BURD Proflclency 1n math IS obvlously not a requlre ment for the office of treasurer ln most orgamza t1ons at Gables However Mrs Janet Burd takes the hreroglyphlcs and the clammy flstfuls of cash from these poor harrassed souls and soon there IS harmony fW1Xt the sums added and cash on hand How she does lt no one w1ll ever know Its a glft that we appreclate As the armored truck comes to haul away the recelpts of such considerable monles there IS always a balance And all thls work IS done wlth a smlle a contaglous smlle To Gables greatest booster Cavaleon 1960 ls dedlcated wlth accolades for proflclency but even more so wlth thanks for the wlnmnc person a 1ty You characters 1n the Coach Ralph R106 llngo means those lucky Gableltes who are 1n hls classes Now head of the Physlcal Educatlon department th1S frlendly soul wlth the twlnkle m hlS eye and the lron f1St concealed by the velvet glove IS ad mlred and loved by all of us Perhaps the most contagrous thlngs about hlm are h1S smlle and hls w1ll to w1n both 1n athletlcs and studles Cavaleon 1960 IS on the wmnlng s1de ln d6dlC3.t1I1g thls volume to Coach Ralph E R106 COACH RALPH RICE Coach Rice sure is struggling to get an increase in the phys ed. budget. Fight Mrs. Burd fight! Sleepy Gables Awakens Blu- Earlyblrds do some studylng before the school doors open Monday mormng tlme to get up The alann dldnt work so there are only flfteen mmutes to get ready Dress ln a hurry and gather up books Brush teeth and comb halr No tlme for breakfast theres the nde On the way to school xt seems we catch every red llght Well flnally arrlved to Earlybirds, I - ,..,,W-wsu The custodlan offlclally awakens the school to an other day w1th the openmg of doors Qfiist WMWWF Howie A Slllklllg feehng IS felt by the student drlver at 8 25 when he IS confronted wlth a full parkmg lot and the tardy bell a few mmutes away 8 I I E . , . . ' 7 , . . - a . , . in 'X , . ' , , ' s ' N - L '1 1 Y Yu?-11 L -I - - A ,:-.f,w,, s ,gg M . , ,vyrfi , .. New ' ,- f A fr fe f Q1 sf , Nm, ,k in I N A. A . K in kk I ,,wryiy?5,. ,,., x , . - WL wlii, ,. I , A y - - A V. ,,f f' ' , ,t .MW I ,K A I f. ,g.-my tpwa.. e r A M - V 4n,,,,.'.., 1- f.-. .my W ff f ,sl mngyss 33,4 N . . , ,,- , 'fw ,, W 4 -..WM J,l:, 57, ' ' H ' . , we V J, VW' Wwf,.7 .V ' ' ' 1 ' ' - N ' , k ' ' liiffifl-W, Q figgzvsggif V- k ' V fn W' 'IL in - ' M fre , - . - ' - ' sr .5 - - V - 'fi'-4-A A--,sw 'eafpiifs Stretches and Yawns at Late Comers S The crowd has moved from the halls to the cafeterra ln the early mornmg School IS a hub buh of excrtement everyone back from an CXCIIIHC weekend Brg frrendly smlles greet one After coffee and donuts 1n the cafe terxa off to the hbrary to return a book Oops theres the bell Make a mad dash to homeroom The dally routrne has now begun Dashmg through the empty halls one mmute Each mornmg the llbrary IS wrtness to last mmute studymg before the bell Hunger for Knowledge and Food in Tlred but all set for the blg game students leave the aud1tor1um after an excltmg pep assembly Flrst we salute the flaa thfn llsten to announce ments After devotlons there are f1VC mmutes for homework Theres the bell off to assembly Sure Sllence relgns whlle the presldent reads the dos and don ts for the day sure pays off Typmo wears flngers to the bone Not another hlstory date wlll lunch ever come'7' Whlle the team IS out on the fleld practlcmg Lonely Rush rush no ume to Waste between classes If Joe puts awav the movle equlpment you step on a few people you mlght make It on tlme I0 1 I t ,il 3' , . , 3 . I - Q ' was lively! A chemistry pop quiz . . . studying l l l l Combine to Make the Day Complete A blt of studylng at lunch helps clear up a lot of doubts Oh what a lonb lrnel SIX mlnutes to eat? Teachers wonder why students Det hlccups 1n class After a stop at the band store for paper 1ts back to class You know Shakespeare 1snt such a bad fellow after all Heres study hall get half way started on tomorrow s work Wartmg 1n the lunch llne IS a good trme to catch up on the latest news Wlth all the httle wheels gomg rn th1s full study hall one couldnt hear a p1n drop -,Q I The School Breathes a Sigh as the Day Ends ,nf uuumquqpnuu X Prlnclpal Harry Rath reads the afternoon remlnders to students and teachers if ,a A-,, 5, af ,PLEA1 A At 3 15 the rush IS on at thls t1me a new fad hits Cables that of seerng how mam students can he packed mto one bus I2 The custodlan works late 1nto the afternoon preparlng for the comlng das and another onslaught of students Afternoon announcements put an end to another 1ntr1Uu1nU French class What no meet rnff th1s afternoon? It pays to l1s ten The bugle offlclally closes an other busy school day How 1 that hus golnff to hold exery one' The custodlan must be sueepmg out the last SIUIIS of work Well now for some homework because 1ts back to the salt mlnes affam tomorrow S ,,...f- 4 v ' MM... 1- rt ff 2 , , - . . . . .- ? . . . U ' V ' 5 , V 'Q Y - . V . f - K. . 5 . c ' 1 . , . . - - Z. e f ,mf T.: , ' ' 'Ifflf . ', ,ft-,fw f -, e g,,,.,v,,,.Y, , Y 23,4 'f 45,12 A :Va-'i ' I 'fag e A-,tfigfm Z 1' 'QU' , Q3 1 J' A-sz' A 1 . , - ., ., Q l , . 2 - 5 ' 'r 1 Ay- 4 Vi, 'J 1 i . 31..- ,Ex ' fy A . , f, ' f V.-'ffk .ll lf' - 555' fs' ek- Then' Motto The rm,-ni N33 -0 J! ........Z Dean Edward Cook H1 h 1dC3lQ are mamtalned at Cables under the dlrectlon of our Deans Mrs LOUISC Stewart and Mr hdward Cook Wlth thelr ,uldance Gables Mr Stewart and Mr Cook are constantly under pressure because of the serlousness of the1r POQI tlons Thls hoxsexer doesnt faze them and both are always ready to glxe understandmg encoura e ment and advrce whlch they feel Wlll best help us Mr B1ll Byrd our Dlrector of Athlet1cs and Dlrector of Student fs Actu 1t1es carr1es out a blg job From h1S famxlxar Good morn mg students and faculty to hls pep talk to the players durlng a tough game he's always pullmg for us Another VIP ln the efflclent operatlon of Gables IS Mrs Ag neta Heldt, reg1strar How she can keep the records of 2500 students stralght IS beyond us Th1s IS only one of her numerous dutles It 1s through these people and Students Welfare Dean Loulse Stewart keeps a wholesome soclal atmosphere Thelr sym pathet1c understandmb IS lon remembered by tllelr work that we are able to FC Mrs Agneta Heldt lends Mr B111 Byrd the keys to the frles As reglstrar, maln The School of D1StlHCtl0H ,' Mrs Heldt keeps track of the number of students at Cables, vshlle Mr Byrd. as d1rector of student act1v1t1es, malntalns a sound extracurrlcular program for the students I4 ' 9 U I 1 1, 1 1 ,,l1 , 1 s V EQ. f gy K 1, H gri t ' 1 ' 11 1 W- - T, 1 x 4 , V , 15 L 1 1 E23 1 , f X f 1 f l ' - Q 1, ' at 1:13 'Y 1 1 51,1 .. tix 115, it pyzi E1 1, 1-,,.,.1 -1 C c . - . . I . . . W . U .. .. C. . ' . U , 1 . s. ' . ' 1 1 ' ' i E c 1 . . . .,, S I rn - C ' 1 5 , . . 9 kk 5 ni v V A 5' ' 9 1 - 1 1 - G K , 1 I , 0, , 1 1 f 7 D .' X s A A, .V , 1 . 9 V M I . X E, . 7 . f f ' 1 . . 1 K . V 1 1, 7 ' 4 1 1. . . . ,4 . . ,, . 7 5 P.T.A. - The Helping Hand fl-IE PTA EXECUTIVE BOARD FIRST HOW Wldder helm Keefer Rethor t Ilper SECOND ROW Alexander Dowlen Walter Vaughn B1I'Cl1 Woodard Wexr Kennedy Ambal Waters Swanson LAST ROW Hoover Stoddard Ro asco Ross Brshop Stoker Lomax Caffee Cole Smllll Jen en Graham Woollev Seymour Beckwlth Flnkelstem W xlllams Wlllard A commg 1ssue of the Newsletter IS belng prepared through the efforts of the tlreless presxdlng OTTICCIS of the P T A SITTING Stewart Bulee Cagel Holdcraft Batt Page and L1nk STANDING Cook and Rath Actlvely partlclpatlnb ln a num ber of projects the Coral Gables Parent Teachers Assoclatlon reached a record breakmb mem bershrp of 2 200 people thxs year Under the capable leadershlp of Mrs T M Holdcraft the PTA IS chlefly concerned wrth lett1n,, parents know what IS hap pemnb at school and 1n securm better educatlonal TBLIIIIICS t Gables It has made the contlnu ation of the Newsletter YNIIICII has rece1ved state wrde recognl t1on and department grants to supply subject supplements class 1ts ma1n projects for the year Back to school nl ht a Get Acqualnted Dance and the an nual P T A dmner helped parents students and teachers understand each other better The PTA always keeps 1n mlnd the goal to pralse and ap pralse our school It IS thls ef fort to help educatlon that has helped the PTA to establlsh a flrm partnershlp between home and school . . . i : ' ' . . , s. J' . T 'g A 1 1 ' 1 s v - A v 1 - - 9 5 9 9 9 1 7 9 - - 5 - - 1, 1 , . ., . 7 , . . . ' KT . , . . W . . . U . . U - - Z., , ' 3 an ' - 1 , ' 44 Y 77 Y ' S T: . . . Q . . ' . I 1 'Z . X , ey f ' ln be ' ,V in . H CY D 9 . ' 79 a . , . . . , 7 ' A . 45 . . . H ,, . . . . . . . . . , , . , , , . : . . Miss Mary Cecile Ions Head of the English Department English is the basis for American education. If we could not speak our own language or write it well, where would our gov- ernment and living standards be? Science, mathematics, art, history, and other phases of education would not be possible without a language and an intelligent means of recording hap- penings and feelings. Our love of literature, drama, and poetry causes us to reach for the stars from our firm foundation of grammar and speech. English Provides the Mr. Leon Dodez, Miss Diane LeFevre and Miss Marilyn McDonald engage in time clock skullduggery. aft' , if iii QL i Sz 4' .glhl is V 1, l Q K Wa f x .M V I if ff l A V jx. A4 c'. -.., if-E' W Q i K . , g ,X in Q.. s. f viv i f, Katherine Cornell. alias our own loving Mrs. Ellen Callahan Mr. Clifford Singleton, Mrs. Opal Canida, and fcenterl poses a question. Mrs. Elizabeth Bowlby fleftl and Mrs. Helen Evans think it,s great, but, . . . would Mrs. Mildred Hamilton Crightl obligingly contemplate an 8.I1SWCI'. I6 -k.. L Q.. ' I -VV ,. ,il , k, t ,t if ,. ,., -2' , t te ' 1A 5 5' 4- ff'lii32 ' M ' XX Q1 ta' x vit., -!! A . Fw, 'Il in E , I TM ti t ' is .X a t 's t 5 'Q u ififtffff s 1- r at on 4 W e 5ff?fQ2 ' 5 f ..s' ' 5 +'- J 51? s ' fi EE iV.L:f.i:5'i Q A' , 5 Miss Francean Napoli and Mrs. Martha Meyer, of our English department, prepare us for the future . . . 'cfuture Witch Doctors? 1 Mr. David Feldman, drama coach. 'acroons a tune while Mrs. Daphne Yvars. debate coach. Helen Morgansf' Key to Understanding eb, f1'if1?' .N Shakespeare approve? Miss Elizabeth Minton, Mr. Kenneth Walker, Mr. Howard Northey, and Mrs. Joan Cronin try to pick a winner. They all go to the circular file in the end, anyhow! I7 l L Qrohltcle lg Ibn ul ! Nm umm Belafonte or Perez Perado Mrs Elrzabeth Boone and M1ss .loan Rertsma have a heavy dec1s1on to make con K X cern1ng Spamsh depart ments earphones Language Department head MISS Elolse Patterson guldes all foretgn language act1v1ty hesldes grvlng t1me to her own classes ln Spanlsh 6 Ii o tune ln on thls enhghtenlng conversatxon Mr Harold Trlpp and Mrs Marguerlte Reyn olds Parlezvous Latma9 Mrs Kathe Wllson New nem Languages Open New Worlds Wonder lf we can g1ve more homework than she can? Mr Joe Tucker and Mrs Sue Plant look too kmd for such thoughts But behmd that lplscrutable smlle Mlss Kathryn G0OdW1H mlght well be harborlng t em' French Spanlsh Latln and German are the languages that have opened new roads to us roads of knowledge leadmg lnto spheres of lnterest lmavlne the pleasure of hemg able to say How are youw' or Good morning 1n another tongue Speaklng to a forelgner 1n h1s own language or partlclpat mg 1n customs of another country add flavor to hard study These roads lntroduce new cultures. develop an understandmg between peoples, and add lnterest to hlstory, art, and llterature I 8 'fig HFC! K as x I X L ch Vx N503 E' Ar S wins D W gh WW,A,,t.,.. ,, , ' g ' for r 0 Y A we - . Q . girls? Mrs. Elsie Dewey, if' X l V' U I jfv . . - ' 7 . Q 'iw . ' X . 1 u 7 4 - .f f I K A wks T . . . . . I 56 ' ' 79 l 7 . 5 ' 7 5 . u C. ' C4 65 g . . ,,. . D . Mrs. Harriet Prance, as Head of the Guidance Department, makes all our problems seem easy to solve when she helps us. Our guidance department has aided in planning high school schedules, given vocational and college entrance ad- vice, and made it possible for many students to get scholar- ships. Striving for academic achievement, they are partly responsible for the seventy-five per cent college enrollment from Coral Gables Senior High. Members of the guidance staff have become friends to the students, given advice on personal problems, and helped them to make the most out of their education. Without this guidance many students would be lost in planning for the future. Guzdance Enhances Upportunztzes 41-5 Too many pens spoil the papers but Mrs Joanna Woltz Mrs Looking l1ke the Olympic Council Miss Helen Ruby Foxwell and Mr Louis Caputa think its more fun this Dunn Mr Robert J d M El ones an ISS izabeth Lar way Do they really think they can write this way? son spin and toll away at some studentshfe Mathematics, whether it is the multiplication table or analytical calculus, is the common tie between subjects. Though a language may change, one plus two is still the same and three feet still make a yard The subject may be Science or French however phases of mathematics still play an important role All cultures need a system of mathematics Lo 1C which IS applicable 1n other studies taucht These baS1C skills of reasonln may be applied to dressmakmc, as well as surcery Mrs Margaret East Head of the Mathematics Dept Mathematzcs the Language 0 Sczence What could it be that has dlstracted this llltfepld trlumvirate Ma Murray teaches Mr Stanley Etersque the an Mr Ed Borden Mr Irvmg Golfman and Mr Dave Woods from gles of Gables Mr Etersque looks as happy as a Pythagorean pursuits? A curve perhaps? student 7' 20 . v . S v v 7 g. , . . . . . 7 is U i . . . g . 0 f . I' ' -Q 4, - ' G l 'P' if - ,aa v -X H fgxs r L- ' As 5 2 . 'l l 'i 1 . V V r i ff geometry but from thelr CXPICSSIOHS they re no squares' Sweets to the sweet smlles Nlrs M1ldred Durden as she passes the candy to skeptlcal Mr Edward Bernsteln Mr Robert Parent looks so pleasant he must have been antlclpatmg the Chrlstmas holldays Buzlcls a Foundatwn 0 Logzc Come on, you can work thls problem 1n less than a mmute wlthout your papers POIHIS out Mrs Mitchell Menacof Well, class? ,U l .1 ue, pw. - rl g 1-as f' . 'ez K M 8 ,N N 3 f 1 W, . 3 x , - 5 X. ' Ka, X 7' F x 1 S 'Q -t 1 .. Q, 'qw 1. '4K:w jk ,, , A .. Mr. Fred Bils and Mrs. Letitia Hinson may teach . . , as , 99 - Y - . 7 A I . , V . . . . . I . I l ' s , . . . 2I Mr. Abbott Messler, our efficient Science Department Head, keeps everything in working order. The science department with its goal of improving our knowledge of biological, chemical, and physical environ- ment has served us in our years at Gables, it has drawn us out of the dark agesf' Through science man learns the VVhy's.,, Education in these phases builds the minds of young men and women to devise and maintain complicated modern machines. The scientific approach of cause and effect not only helps us as chemists, physicists, or biologists, but as bankers, nurses and parents, it teaches us organization. Sczence Teaches Urganzzatzon and Anyone for tea? Mr Walter Bowlby Mrs Sara Knupp and MISS Shlela Wood are cooking up some thing' If that bottle Mr Bowlby IS holdmg contains ethanol the tea wont be necessary' 22 . o 0 as sr ' ' ' - . . ' . . l 9 . . , - HKS Mr Donald Gordon and Mr Phllllp Johansen look l1ke they have made a catch IH that Jar Probably somethlng common l1ke a rattlesnake' Mlss Ann Gllkey MISS Frances Greenberg and Mr Luther Hovan agree Alas poor YOf1Ck I knew hlm well Aforesald Yorlck sees the humor 1n thxs Four smlllng faces Instzlls Inszght Into the Future '--...,.,- Mr Casper Wertz and Mrs Dorothy Gregory judge Mr Rob ert Drobner to be the perfect speclman ' r S t ' f ' I . . , . 1 SC ' ' 79 ' 1 , , . 1 , . 1 . O O !M'V ---ug, E Y y Q ' f?iQiE?f2 X. Xllx, 23 Miss Ethelyn Massey, history department head, knows all the secrets of our past. A study of the societies of the world, the people that make these societies, their land, customs, oc- cupations and beliefs, compose our social studies courses. Through these subjects we will be better informed to meet challenges. History links past and present government, enables us to assume our responsibilities as citizens, and psychologically en- ables us to understand and get along with other people and ourselves. Soezal tudzes Has Scope Geared Miss Katherine Megibben smiles with Mr William Fisher Mr Quentin Umbenhower discusses a vital problem with saying thank Heaven for answer books we have to stay Mr DeChurch Are you kidding I know a lemon when ahead of these kids somehow' I taste one 24 C 0 . , . ' as as - - , ' . . 1 - as as . wn Mr Clarence Drepperd Mr Wrlham Burrell and MISS Ellzabeth Mott look hke they are plannmg a safarl We wonder lf they won a qulz show contest to Mzsszles the Commg Age Are we seerng thrngs or IS Mrs Vrr 1n1a Logan g frown1ng7 Doesnt anyone know the answer to K thls quest1on9 Ti Wrlllam Monroe and Mrs Ruth Johnston are trymg to show therr students where to fmd Hungary on the map But where IS lt 25 X -2 , A K . , . , o 0 o 0 0 0 J. ,iw t, ' , k x f 'I i ' 95 ' I A rl' W . N f f H - . . . . . . y M V V ' . 9 rim . ,. H5 fm , -V 9: 'm , ' ' 66 ' 99 Mr. . 97 ' ' Mr. James Ballard, Business Department Head, 6' . . . bet he can type an easy 60 w.p.m. The business courses of typing, shorthand, arithmetic and bookkeeping enable students to secure jobs im- mediately after high school graduation as well as aiding in college studies. ln our generation the demand for business leaders and workers has been great and business prepares our students for these positions. Busmess Prepares Us or Mrs Charlotte Cleland looks over Mrs Ruth Hamricks shoulder as she says No fair peeking' 26 Miss ESSIC Shepler asks Mrs Dorothy Lund Are you taking dictation or watching the Birdie? O f if 2 R A 2 . I 7 44 . . . L I . ' 1 I MW ' - . as - 9 as ' - vs I Whos dolng the learmng here Mr John Blanco or Mrs Helen Zacur9 Looks hke a close race' Posztwns 0 Leaderslu Anyone huntmg for a Job? Mrs Valera Mayfleld IS the one to see Her fl1CS are l1ke a want ad sectron Mrss Barbara Davrs bookroom Mrs Ruby Sue HBIIIS guldance secretary and Mr Fred Wilson busrness arlthmetlc Doesnt anyone here know how to change thls typewuter r1bhon'7 27 , . . . , . . . 46 ' 9, o o o , , X ,V 1 K f Y 3 Ku lr h - X. 5 . - 7 'N X I ff ,ff .- I 5 7 ' 7 . . . . . ,, , , ' , . .. . .,, Mr Earle Ba sett shows the easw was of rebulldlng after a hurrlcane Mr Dean Thomas shop lNo sm1le here wonder Ifll1S fmger s caught? Preczswn Home Economzcs and Art Counterfelter s heaven 1n Mrs Ann George s art class Isn t there a law agamst that? iS .fe 5s.iv 11 Mrs Dolores Knapp and Mrs Marguerlte Cleveland 28 Hurry up and take the plcture We re HUNGRY' - u ly I k Z ,fn ,.,.., f X ' ' LJ X new ,-........-.......... 1 K f:r...,.., , I ,,.. . L . 'v f- .5 ' r .. I - , i so - f 'HM ' 44 Y - , . . . , ,, O O 9 o O ............ N 3 V L,.h ......i..-.W - M K s N .f w -.yn - . .6 1, 4 W L Lrg O In nf, .. . .I M501 Y X, , . as - 9 ss - v I ' 1 5 ' we , .dill - .9 '- 1 , . 44 U - . 9 1 vs Coach Rice Head of Boys Phys Ed 1n stllls rn all the sprrrt of sportsmanshlp , , fl f JL ,MA14-fzt X., 'igffvw ' 5114 5' '- . . 4 v-'M rf ' 'w - x fy-A-, . E L Q 4, ,J N . , I fpivs .9 Nlwvf 'ini' E 'Q X6 AM X' nf- E4 L01-'L K M144 Q, xlfk g J Where academrc subjects have strenathene our knowledge physlcal educatlon strengthens our bodres and bullds character Sportsmansh1p may be 1nst1lled on the football fleld on the basketball court and applled at any tlme any place or rn an sltuatlon Thls trart IS sometlmes hard to achleve and 15 always admlred Educatlon comblned wlth mental tralnlno IS not or Gotten today but becomes a part of us as we contmue lnto our adult lrves hyszcal Educatwn mlds Fztness 'S Coaches Ed Stoeckel Ed Injaychock Jack McCloskey Joe Krutulls Blll Byrd Robert McCabe and NlCk Kotys wonder i Who s got the ball? Mrs Helen Smrth Mrs Marla Horner and Mrs Ethel Steele of the grrls Phys Ed department have fmally found the answer How to get the grrls out of the dress mg room 1n three seconds flat' 29 K IX fl P1 , I ' dx Nl K 4 . - ds- ' . f a , P-, .- - , . . -. N, E tg -wtf 'f,C,1g If R , ,ex-YZ!!,,5!! Lupino .,. s . xtfi Q xf Vx . . U Si 5 . . , T 7 . y . . . . v. . . or . f - cr Y - l ' 7 , I Q, . ' I O I O XVWV., O 2 Q t I' - w 1 . 4 ' 'Y S ' ff Q 'V X ,,- ' . ' 7 . 7 . 7 7 7 7 Y li Y 97 n .i ,, u ' , u I , GS ' l ' , I 1 . . yy La Mrs Margaret Rlchards clerk as you were saymg whlle MISS Dorothy Serna secretary takes notes Lee Personnel Handle Problems 'i ,f .r-'ZZ' L MIS Katherine Blakey SCl100l nurse keeps every Mrs Margaret Fernandez attendance secretary calls Mrs one rn up top shape' Agnes Ewald reglstrar I say old chap are you there? 30 ' A ss - av ' . , , . . . , ' . 7 7 ' x . . . K - 1- ' .. Y Q, iv L I W X X ' N l s 5, . ' , fl ?e L, L. I 'ZF ef--4' Q .- ' H , l -' er , ., , S , ' Nl' ' 9 1 ' ' 9 7 ' - as - as - u vs ' 7 ' 7 7 ' if 'gf 4- w 4'- Mrs Laura Olson looks w1th a crltxcal eye on the day v1tam1n packed repast We cant say much about xt but ls that a greedy look we see on Mrs Janet Burd s those calor1es on the left certalnlw look good face? or maybe she IS passing out samples' Wzth Cheelfulness and Ef Lczency ,ad Mrs V1rg1n1a Calloway Mrs Eleanor Wllson and Mrs Lo1s Cole must be readmg a hlghly CSOICTIC h1t of Wltl al l 'I S!! Mr Herbert Schroer head custod1an looks mdustrlous Brmg us your problems and we wlll compllcate them . . . . H . ix I . K ' ' K l Qu , - , V ,f 0 . D qv! ' H, Q Af, I 0 . . , ,,,-f Q , r J r r , . '49 k , l N-3 AA - , N' ,. A W 2. . W W , . ' - ' if Q ' I fxyw N Q ,af ' if' X A. fn g . , -. Q 'V ' I hu sm n ' KN v 3127 4 N - X .W 5 , . ' . N ,g I I 1 F l -,r QM , ' . 5 , ' f . , , Y . , A., ,-,.s , -, I N Q Q, Q , yn , , V yd. rx X I 4. h av 'TT' ' f . ,hx W f -1 f 'if Y I y , H mm.-QQW ' ff x HIGH if he ws Mike Pettit, first semester fdlllll won N late as usual. in the journalism room perth ing his next editorial. fvztsivv Lmttmll 1.114 sf in fill' , , in-:zu it tx 'tx m city. If thi- t.t,x Get- i mu, :lf Fin H I , ,M N th mf. nut-t -.t-3 tm., -. tt., h,.n t in swppg-ti, unit-K tin , tu I 1 rufit-t X25 Fur thu past x-.nik tht- new Th, workouts in ordur In lv: prcpar. UNSN . . v I ed to mvct the Stump Lf 9655 Kotys has lwvn v' 0 ff cutting tinwn 2 61 have led tu 1 this jC2il . Cust ceptium or pt-n. the L'2iX'2iill'I'5 thu ga. In tha' gym the-rv that rvmis Thi- makus the- tn-xv-s 5 VK'illh.'l Thr- plaquv is a fsornr-r whf-rc st by all the in tht- uns- espuciztlly ,1 S-. have wine oi thnx' mutghurt tc-.N ix A r 1 f-47 4. 'S ' .N Managing editors Eddie Kaim and Mary Ellen Fisher manage to forget the work they should be doing. Paperis at printers. phone rings. another ad! Dennis Koger and Betty Xiillllfflfllll start again. Newspapers always excite curiosity. Charles Lamb once said. And those brave souls who ventured into the savage confines of the journalism room on the Thursday mornings that the High Lightsii come out will speedily attest to this fact. Manyis the time a weary journalist would trudge alone at break of day into the depths of the 500 hall, feeling sure that he was the only living soul in school, if not in the entire world. and there would be 50 fellow journalists busy with folding. stuffing, and the necessary tasks of Circulation. As soon as the hedraggled group had gathered and the door had been opened, out came the '4High Lightsn and on went the folding. And then the distribution would begin. No distribution was ever like any other distribution. And then. after school the same day, room 501 would be filled with journalists again, working on the next issue of the 'tHigh Lights. funny? Features editors Sports editors you say! Lee Sandler and Finsten and Ken Krato could Bill Reuther take time out for some fun. agree. I.--,pf -Je-......,- Organizations editors Becky Doyle and Adrienne Steinberg check on dates. Touche. Make-up editor Mary Ellen Fisher and Carrousel's Car- olyn Caplan duel during a powder break. Carol Clifford and Pat Cleichauf make headlines. Ca aleon eouraging smile at the staff. Mill IUHEIH M1053 5 ' llllnggs-J. EAEUi N' 4EY3lQg5 -1 ID Ag .2 What happened? Promotions ed- itor Mary Ellen Fisher and Pho- tography editor Rhoda Emery Mrs. Chris Steers Faculty Adusor ...Z- Chin up! Co-editor Maria Hlunoz flagheg an gn. Co-editor Priscilla Estes has a half-hearted smile as she wonders if the deadline will ever be met. Along about the time most Gables folk were gallivanting in the moun- tains or cavorting on the beaches on their vacations last summer, two little misses were faithful to the old high school4or at least their thoughts were. They were, of course. Pris Estes and Maria Munoz. Co-editors of Cavaleon 1960. Every thought that has crossed their minds since last yearls Cavern has had some connec- tion with 'ulqhe Book. Starting in September. Maria and Pris began putting the ideas they had formu- lated all summer on paper. From that scratchwork came the orders that .1 Q As deadline time nears, Cavaleon staff tries to add finishing touches to their not-so-finished sections. L. Sandler, P. Roland, D. Gale, L. seem to have goofed! Index editor Ruth Tschumy, on table, minds her Pls and Q's. llublications ed- 'Bev ,M - gggsangldigldiljellggg What is his name? How should I know? These remarks are heard from Senior editors-Amy Kupersmith, Eda Kahan, plagiarize from '49, 34 Marth Sue Hawkins, and Karen Matusek-as they ponder over pictures. x 'l-. With Fall begins the new term. ,lanet Swan- son. October: Yandye Forrester. September: Angie Stadler. Yovcrn- ber: Becky ,Innes and Boyce Ezell look into the future. Spring is in the air! .lim Brown. Jennifer Burd. March: Lenda Hill. K May: Judy Hasencamp. April: and l,ynn Kehm- all agree. if si s ' 'Lf fl? Q 'Q :- v Xa Len Holloway s it .J Florida. you sayl Phoebe Pierce. February: and Kathy Sinclair kneel for warmth. Randy Cox. lanuary: Suzie McNeil. December: and john lighe are sure Winter is here. Some're boys: Tom Black. .lunez and Pete Johnson. and some're girls: Vicki Harwood. August: Leslie Walter. July: and Carolyn But- ler are happy Summer has arrived. 1.0 it '-J W .A,l I, RIVIERA UR ,i1Zn!1lT.11: ffr1:lIt 'f ' -5 ,fx Q g - , K.-21' ' 1 17563 ' . N . .- . 5llltl9I1l Directory Lu1111111ttee. 1939-1960. st-0111 to he slightly confused. i hut they got their lJt'LiTlI1gi straigzlit lwffmre the Directory ww pulJlisl1Cd. ummm It is the annual IlI'Uklt'f'l uf Hi-Y. T110 1-o111111itt1-11 1116-n1l1erQ arc: Alun SIUDENT UIRECTURY rnlnne ly In 1417 Cub :1114l .Klux ci3lf'llf'S. 1'u11t1-11tQ. lluv' Sllltlfjlll ff111111t'il XHlI'l'it'l'r are I't'L11lX' to 1llNlIillll1lf' thvir llnl1e'1't's llulvs of flulrlt-S lligllfi ur. tlw Slllllt'Ill'fiUlIllt'll llz1111ll100li. 'l'l11' lmnli lr l54lI?4l free lo all uvw slutlcnts l1i01111iully ut ilu: beginning of 1111- lffflll. Those ready tu wyork are: Suzy Sf'llllllL. Ann Parsons. l'f'ggLy Wulluw. Pllculn- l'i1'1'1'1-. Bess Smith. Sully Rutherford. SECOYIJ ROW: Sahra Dawes. ,Ie11'ry LPC Maxwell. unml Patty Roland, E 2 ,-f ', 'C N1 6 1.35 ra ps yabdr .1 Monty. printing: Bill l'lancQ. Cl1z1ir111u11: lloppy Hopkin-. p11l1li1'ity: STUDENVS Nllnlool 1111 1051 fit i . r F e...zz,'.u.. Saeed-lpkhlnal YlIlCll0GQllYXl3 Journalists have always been our most old- fasllioned class, luring loo busy with the news of the day to lay aside the mental habits of fifty years before. Colby -1 6-'lfgf w- .4 f 'Yr f If fi w:gQig '?f'fQ Q NI? ' w .ev 93 Lf i S -1 17 'Wi 4 X ,, 1 ,X f' 3 W 2' V x j ' K fmw 'A :MQ-. Y 5 3, ,lx - 3 3 ' - ' el' : ' msg' E' E43 A , Uv, -, hip ffw- ,,,f7,'.' fv i . is I k yr. X nv vvxvvxv .z-iilqgng E i K 1 , . , -. 2 1- Cy: f -.-ff nf Q. A , , xi .W Q -. - , ' -, '--3,2 lg ,gina ,R ix ji A' - 1 -x. - 'f ,, . f ' :' .W ., X 'H 'cl -5 Q -- - ' A ff- 1 .f-7 ':f5'53:f W - - Qu- gli 'V . - -- - qv. . I ,, 1 4 1 M.. , - . L- .. - , 4. , ,, ,g,.w f 'N v. ' Q K4 . ., . r,,'f4,f' - ik, '- 2 ' gg ' 1 , -: .-4 .L ' W'-.W-' ' Y ' 3,1 4' - 1 '-Nwm4W3ff f A SL 4 - ' ' Y . 9' ' , ... . - .. . X . 'S ,, ,W K A j ., ., as iw 5 wiv Eng. A -' A 3 if rf? ffie V7 , I . v ,Vt 51 - :H , 4 . Y :- af- -. 'fm 3- 5 if -:Y ' fl C A THLE TIC l ull ziml foollvull . . . :ill tlic palrupliw- nulizl of Guy-lit-lls, ponlpolns. volors. aml sweizltf-rs . . . tht- stmlcnt liocly 4'llCf'l'lIl2l togfstlifn' in garncs aml pep assemblies. lecl by the imlomitalilc' liotys motto. F'lGHTl With wintvr wo movfscl incloors to lnaslcet- lizlll . , . quick sefomls spf-llerl victory or rlctfsut for our Czuulivi' rfugfws . . . victory sovk-liops illlfxl' lllt' ganna on the gIlPZl!TliI1Q gym floor . . . 'lille girls got into tllf- art tlirougli GAA. offiviating at tournaments ziml lnringing: allils-tif' l2llll'PlF. Spring ltftlllgllt spvml aml swisliing trin- nis I'ilK'lCt'lS . . . Sl3t'l'lZlllvl'S c-Kvrtvcl ne-Cli IIll1SC'lt'9 to follow Iliff lmull . . . golf, aml tlic- grve-I1 . . . llIlliSlf'l'S showing flisvipline aml pmt-timv in mm-liil strokf-s. 'llrzivlx turmwl fizilmlvs into il little Ulym- pirs . . . running. sawrlust uml spills, and new rt-vortls, . , . pole- vzuiltvrs go over the top . . . mlisclls tllrowvrs giwh tllut last oumrc' of mivrgy into the liig pusli . . . YVHUOSH Breaking the winter ice tFloritla rfolcll begaii to pay off For our swimmers when the spring contests ljvegran , . . victory with perfect strokes, maximum spef-ci . . . a future Ulyinpit' diving champ shone among our ranks. Baseball . , . slirlingl illftlllgll spring mucl to wins . . talent on the plate aml the mouml. :Xflf'l' all was saicl zrml clonv. time warm glow of ta-ann spirit . . . 9l1?tl'Cfl II1UII1PIll.S in victory unit defeat . . . sportsmanship . . . were- tlifs real vivtories of the IQSU- 1060 athletics sf-zison. ALL-CITY Guard Jon Piper Cables , , Gables Y7,Y,77, 48 Gables 7, ,. 26 Gables ,,,,,,,. 6 Cables ,, 6 Gables 27 Gables ,,7, , T Gables ,,,.77,, 20 Edison ,L , , ,20 Lakeland ,,,,,,, ,, 0 North Miami ,,,, 6 Jax. Lee ,,Y,7777,, 13 Miami Jax. , ,l-L Ft. Lauderdale, 6 Miami High ,,,, 40 Southwest ,t,,,t,, 20 ALL-CITY Halfback Harry Tuggle Mtami, News, Herald Honor Four Let me go, Let me go, Let me go, Raider Burk- hart tries left end while Tuggle and Grier ground an Edison defender. You can stop , right here, chum. NICK KOTYS Head Coach The machine swin s into action Burkhart hands off to g . while Tuggle, Little, Tighe, and Gonya carry out their f I Football Season 1959: Desire Ran FIRST ROW, left to right: Tom Dnrden. John Tighe. Al Pope, Bud Plotts, Mike Little, Harry T Tom Black, Pat Conya, Jeff Schwartz. Howard Burkhart. John Minor, Jim Hiss, Bill Burd, Kip and Joe Krutulis. SECOND ROW: Ed Injayfrhock. Jeff Dickson. Ed Bailey, Mike Waring, Tom H Pat Harney, Ed McCabe, Dick Isbill, Bruce Fischer. Cary Ronth, Pat Procacci, Bill Frates, Ron enry Pat Linehan, Ken Keyes, Bill Nettles. Ed Merkle, Joel Eaton. Dave Wike. THIRD ROW: Nick Jon Piper, Jim McConahay, Gilbert Forbes, Louis Stinson, Jeff Fletcher, Dick Molinari, Bill Introducing Gables' Brush Young fi, if A , F fs., I ,, g - J , , Ji F 5 -,id , , I 4 I I I Q., o . - , , 2 . ,,. . , f ' fs I A , V . if 4 Y ,I W 3 3 3 ' fi n al ffl Y . J : Ja ly 5 FIRST ROW, left to right: Mike O'Donnell, Irwin Forman. Robert Searle, Robert Hasencamp, Blume, Bill Piper, Jim Abram, Robert Halsey, John Hergeri, Luther Voltz. Bill Kilch, Arthur Coach Dave Wood. SECOND ROW: Joel Goldman. Steve Clifford, Richard Keebler, Edwin Hall, pie Cesarano, Bay Proby, Bob Grier. Dan Lawler, Robert Hogue, Jack Card, John Douglas, Steve son. THIRD ROW: Brian McComb. Dave Bailey, Fred Calloway, Richard Allen, Allen Abber, Southerland Charles Flynn Rlchard Parsons Bob Brennan Bob Munroe B111 Munroe Trm John Frates Chuck Helm B111 Kotys Joe Accurso B111 Grler and B111 McK1nney FOURTH Archle Jones George King Bruce Hale Bryan PIICC Matt Bernsteln Joe Magazlner Mlke Dxck Rutecky George Andrews Terry Parsons Mlke Hlnton Carl Denchfleld Rlchard Paw- a e Mark Ed Stoekel and Jack McClosky an 1' W L, 'r ffm at ,Q gsm LQ 1 ave av1s enms avls n y oug as oe ngt B111 Yow, Barrett Coaches Robert McCabe and Edward Ghormley FOURTH ROW Bob Hayes Steve ob Duncan Tom Kenney Scott Heck John Noppenberg Jlm Clare Ronald Pantello Gary Barry Boyer Dave Lawrence Mark Castle Edward Maynard Dave Trlpp Tom W1lson. E t Coral Gables 43 52 North 29 Miami 47 Lakeland 56 Miami Jackson 39 Miami Beach . Hialeah .....,....w..777........ 60 60 Palmetto ...,.,....A....,........ 45 42 Southwest ,eeee ee4...a ...... 5 0 53 . . . Miami Edison . .7.........Vf. '07 Lauderdale North Miami Cir' Opponents o ,t,.,t., . .. 52 63 . . 104 81 Hialeah ,,,,vttt,, , ,,,,,,tt,.,. , Miami Jackson .,o,,, ,. 66 64 Miami Beach ..o,.,o,,.,,..., South Dade .,..,.,. ...,..,, 4 8 Miami High ....,,.,..,.,,o. 60 M. .4 . lam: Edison 74 Seven Seniors Mix Speed With Accuracy -5 5 WOODY WOODWARD BOB PERKINS DON KUNZE ALEX 'VIARCHANDO The 1959 60 yerslon of the Cavaller basketball team opened the season wuh a tamewmnlnc thoucht Four letter men from last year s successful squad were bomb to see what they could d to make thls dream come true Woody Woodward who recened All Clty hon orable ment1on was back along wlth Bob Perklns Don Kunze and Charlle Cole Other returnees w ere Marty Gate man Gene Franzen and Alex March ando Bruce Flscher and Bob Parades moved up from the JV squad and proyed themselves worthy of Varslty play The Cavahers were also blessed w1th the SCIVICCS of Ron Henry transfer student from C1nc1nnat1 Wlth thls promlslno potentlal the Cavallers launched the season Woody Wood ward made the opposltlon start Wlth hlS uncanny outslde Jump shots and hls dead eye one hand set shots Don Kunze left them standm and lookmg as he drove down the m1dd1e to score numerous layups for the Crlmson and Gray Bob Perklns suprlsed the oppo s1t1on wlth hls Jump shots from the kev Bob Parades and Alex Marchando dlsturbed the enemy w1th thelr f1ne defensrve efforts Bruce Fxscher and Ron Henry were always found at the rlght place at the r1ght tlme Woody Woodward copped the scormg tltle but Ron Henry and Charhe Cole made It a real contest JIM HICKLAND 1 fy ' fy v , O ,, ' ' , a , CHARLES COLE , , , U , ' , MARTY CATEMAN y . . . , , . g . Cavaliers Get New Look With McCabe at Helm SECOND ROW Jrm Hlckland Bob Perklns Charles Colt Woorlw Woodard Marty Gateman Ron Henry Coach Robert McCabe Thls past season saw the basketball team oper ate under a new coach Nlr Robert lVlcCabe came to us from down south He was formerlx the basketball coach at South Dade Hrgh Coach McCabe attended Long Island Lm wersltx as well as the UD1Y6fSltW of Mlaml Up on raduatmb from the U of lVl he entered the Armed Forces and was sent to Europe Whrle overseas he coached a servlce team WhlCh was runner up 1n all European ehamplonshlps Now at Gables Coach McCabe has been domg a fme job w1th the Vars1ty and we are lndeed fortunate to hare hrm here at the School of Dlstlnctlon COACH ROBERT NICCABF Pop goes the Basketball Henry pops the ball 1n for two agarnst Hlaleah Woodward rushes 1n to snatch a po lble rebound The Cavs were outshot rn thrs game 60 50 VARSITY-FIRST ROW, l. to r.: Bob Paredes, Alex Marchando, Bruce Fisher, Larry Blume, Chris Pardee, Don Kunze g ' ff . . - r Q , A A A 3 7 . f . 5 - L V E . , . I v . - . , . J.V.'s Look Good-Hold Promise for 1960-61 '6Gotcha says Don Kunze as he clears the boards in an exciting game with Miami High. The Cavaliers were on the short end of this game by 36-29. The 1960 ,lunior Varsity Basketball team strolled out onto the court and were immediatley placed under a handicap The problem? To equal or better the record that last years ,lunior Varsity made This was a goal that was not goin to be easy to reach Gables lacked the hei ht of the pre ceedin JV hoopers but the little men domm ated many games and gave their opponents a real run for their money Guards Larry Blume and Q. Pardon me, may I get through? Charles Cole tries to dunk one amidst the flailing arms of two Stingaree cagers. The final score was Miami High 36, Cables 29. Bob Solomon scored many a point for ,lunior Crimson and Gray Center Phil ,lun er aided by forwards Steve Cllfford and Joe Rey confused their opponents with their expert ball handllng and broke lose many times to score two for Gables Under the patient care of Mr Bill Byrd many prom1s1n boys were discovered and are expected to see Varsity action next year Fretwell John Cazitua Bob Peacon Steve Clifford - g 5 .v ' . V V U . g 7 . ' . g I - . ' , ' ' g . . il 7 - g ' . Y Q . JUNIOR VARSITY, l. to r.: Bill Link, Ted Waters, Robert Solomon, Eric Holt. SECOND ROW: Phil Junger, ,lack Spectacular Cimlermen Vault to Successful Schedule viii I FIRST Coleman Yaskm Plotts R0df1qUCZ Casarane Cooke Coup Alhrlght Turner Wyman Cheshlre Peck Barley Lee Frates SECOND Heck Wllson Plper Trlpp Hall Rlch Kaye Perez Frazer Yates Melnlck Mulgrew Johnson THIRD Peacon Haggard Erlckson Cornellson Clement Rogers Faucette Plther Dowde Compton Compton Vasquez Sherman Martln FOURTH Haverfleld Goldman Tlede Catlm ODonnell Reynolds Dunlap Barley Kep ler Mansene Ruteucky Pantella Stlnson Schwartz Pope Houghton FIFTH Hall Blume Gotman McWhorter DHVIS Splre Batt Burkhart Cox Hart Morales Tlede Burd Frltz Gorden Bernstlen ,M 510 1? fl! 'I vm scnnm TRIFK COACH JACK MCCLOSKEY COACH ED INJAYCHOCK Last one ther stands eats accordlng to Bob Txede .l,0hHD3V1S Rapp Xl 11096 IT V, JP' uf 4,1 I M X ly, ., uf I' f W .N OJ 10- laml Hlgh Relays 14-Sophomore Meet lf 18 U oflVI Rela s Y pl 23 Southwest 26-Flor1da Relays Apr1l l Gables Invltatlonal 8 Edlson Edlson Invltatlonal 20-Jackson May Re lonals X 14 Stale Meet ml M I hope the ground IS soft B1ll Burd clears the bar dur1ng an afternoon track sesslon has gl I ' wi L G N A A I I 'L H JH C I il tr. l J U 7 I fl ff Fl at E 'lx r j L f X. gf' ' In .IV rj I Nfl WJ V75 Orowv ' 'fl I uf I NY 4 W t If I N ' ll QQ! All I plftyutlxp X ull' I 'ky' V y. . . . ,M H s x . . we M y , Bi I ' ' fl selyl l It A L U' .. t erll Sli 50 I Aquamen, Aquamaids Splash and Stroke Their Way March April ' 2-Pinecrest KAJ 1-Jackson KAI 8-McArthur KAI 8-Lake Worth QAD II-Edison 22-City Championship QHJ I8--Lauderdale KAI 26-Miami Beach I9-Ft. Meyers fHI 30-Tri Meet 22-Pompano KAP 26-N01-th Miami QH5 MHY 29-Southwest fA5 5-6-Regionals I3-I4--State Meet fy K I 4 Q sm ii. Q Creature from the Black Lagoon? John Bernard 'il ii breaks up the water at Venetian during an afternoon COACH WILLIAM BURRELL session of swimming practice. Left to right FIRST Rudnick Herrera Rohan D Magruder Chesneau H1Iler Nordgren SECOND Bend Mosso Lenzi Wassenberg Harrington FOURTH Buice McLeed Heinlein Cohen Lawrence Idema Prins Stiber, Suareh, Ciment, .Dodger I3uIlock,, Ginghais, Rernard, B.iMagruder, ,Caffee, Clein. THIRD: White, Werner: Greenei 52 hrough the Opposmon and On Toward the State Mee 5- -be Say cheese Sally Wassenberg Karen Prms Bar Watch the b1rd1e Nancy McLeon Judy Harrmgton bara Lasrence Barbara Cohen and Gay Idema have Bobble Werner and Karen Greene show therr wrn a Venetran poolsrde chat nmg Smlleg Coral Gables Hlgh swrmmmg team 1n elght short years has become one of the outstandlng teams rn the country Durmg thrs perlod Gables has contrrbuted the largest bulk of Florldas natlonal All Amerrcan selectlons year after year 23 swrmmers have gamed th1s mostcoveted Hrgh School swrmmmg honor From our hlgh school program swrmmers have gone on to swrm ln colleges and umversrtres all over the U S Most colleges that freld a swlmmmg team have opened thelr doors to Cables swrmmers The record comprled by the Cavahers 1n swrmmlng IS almost unbel1evable Slnce 1952 the boys record stands at four losses and 141 vrctorles The g1rls Whose task was even harder because of the poor athletrc background glven to grrls have won 104 meets and lost 24 The Cavalrers have been Dade County Hrgh School champrons for seven years Blg Ten champrons for four and second place f1I11Sh6l'S tW1CC In the last year of Blg Ten swrmmmg champronshrps the Cavallers broke every record rn the meet so that now all Blg Ten records are held by Gables swrmmers Fug1t1ves from the Srlent Serv1ce9,' Doug Magruder, Bob Magruder, Ralph Dodge and Curtls Mosso take a brlef rest from practlce at the Venetral Pool Watch that frrst step, ll,S a Lulu .ludv Whrte makes lrke a blrd fswanj durmg a practlce sessron at Venetran o o K .4 1.- 1 ss saw' as as - H . . ,, - ' v 9 - 9 y 9 s , ' . . . U . . . . . . 0' . , . - . . , . .U . U . . . . . . , . . . , . 7 . . . . 1 . . . . . o' ' 9 9 ' ' x I D, I A 1 4 I say there, anyone for tennis?', Skipper Cook returns a shot during a tennis workout at Salvadore Park. The 1960 tennis squad opened the sea- son with an optimistic outlook for the year. Five of the seven netters on last yearis squad had departed. They had many honors to keep for the School of Distinctiong among them were the State Championship and our high national ranking lnational champs three out of the past five yearsl. There was also the 103 match 'winning streak to keep going too. Pete Slotta and Skipper Cook formed the nucleus of the squad. Torn Moore, a newcomer, proved to be strong on the courts. Frank Froehling did not play this year because of disqualification by the High School Athletic Association. He did, how- ever, play in the Good Neighbor Tennis Tournament at Miami Beach where he gained recognition in a near upset of the World's Amateur Tennis Champion, Neale Fraser. Frank Froehling is back from South America con una sonrisa grande. Could this mean another victory for our big star? Boys Tenms Team Extends Wms to Uver 100 Game Left to right FIRST Cooke Hendrick Bryant Slotta Crose Emery Rosen SECOND Hes Gerbhart Spever Frus Nicholas Moore Galbraith Bob Froehhng 54 Q o 0 , . , , . , , . . . cs. , , . C. . A Q - . Left to rlght C Rosenberg Ohva Mangles Prettyman S Rosenberg Gzrls Team Adds One Two Punch to Competmon Ha' you I!llSSCd Judy Prettyman wraps up a practlce match at Sal vador Park COACH WILLIAM FISHER March 1 Mlaml Hlgh 8-North Mlamx 23-Mxaml Beach 30-South Dade Apr1l 6-Pmecrest 13-Hlaleah 20 23-State Champlonshxp Let s play falr now Marylee Man gels prepares to return the ball dur mg a practlce match at Salvador Park 55 I . , , , , . . ' Q 0 0 - X A ir , I Y A N I mag 7 is ,X , gig? ifggi, p W5-','.,f Tiki' W I fig 5:-'iff . 1 -:J if uf I 'wer 5 44 ' 77 as 9 - as plnt Excels Darmg Season as Baseball leam FIRST ROW left to r1ght Dlck Ahlf1eld Pat Harney Chuck Helm Bruce F1scher Ed 'VIcCabe Pat Procacel Ron Son Carl Dean V10 DuB01q SECOND ROW Manager George Edwards Coach Joe Krutulls Ken 'VIascar1 Jerry Dorsch Charles Cole Woodv Woodward Rlchard Esbltt Harrv Tuggle Wayne Sorokowskl Jeff Fletcher Manager Chrls Mathews Under the expert guldance of Coach Joseph KfUtUl1S the Gables H1 h baseball team batted and flelded IIS wax through another flne eason Takm, adsantaffe- of SIX returnln starters and lncludmg a transfer student and a few ophomore the Crlmson and Gray vwasvable to bulld a strong hard playln team Woody Woodward and Bruce Flsher proxed themselxes one of the best keystone comb1nat1ons 1n our schools hlstory whlle catcher WIC Dubols f1rst ba eman Dlck Ahlfleld and outflelder Harry Tu gle also performed outstandmgly The new faces on the team also howed that we not only had a fme team thls year but Wlll have a good one 1n the future I I K Gomg Somewhere? A1lC1ty s h o r t s t o p Woody Woodward goes deep mto the hole to snag a hard ground ball 56 COACH JOSEPH KRUTULIS Nlarch Palmetto fHj Key West fAJ Southwest tHJ 'Vl1am1 Hlgh fAl Edl on IH! 1718 Aprll Hraleah fHP Southwest 1A1 3-Jackson 4Hb ll M1am1 Beach QAJ 14-Edlson CAD 18 Mlallll Hlgh fHl 20-lVl1am1 Beach KHJ 26-Hlaleah QA? 29 Jackson fAP It s ln there ump Ace pltcher Jerry Dorsch flres one down the mlddle for a thlrd str1ke to ret1re the srde U I U , 1 K ..-.-....- . f ,. F . H Q' A .............. as ,t 2 ' f 4 ' , Q . Q? i f f .K K of at . . 2 , , . . 'A . . - . . . Z . -9 - - - V -W ' . ' v - 1 . Y Y -V ' ' M' U . , . .U . . w , , . . C . 1 U . Q . W v . . U . . - - . I, C ' S S. ' - ' ' ' 0' ' 0' ' , - X' 5 C ' 1 . Y Y V . . . , . V . ,. .l . S . . . 0 . Y , C, . - y S Y . . V l . . I A ' ,Q .y, I x ...Ia N 22-- 25-l ' ' ' 29- 's lg . t 5- sa - -1 - , W . . at 1' - sa - , . ' . - , . Accents Group Effort and Good Sportsmanshzp We got lt made Bruce F1scher leaps hlgh 1nto the a1r to com plete one of the yaunted double plays by our keystone comblnatlo a grounder for k Ahlflel dles hls gloye Ri Swmg boy swmg Harry Tuggle shows the polse and style w1th whxch he knocked ln run after run all sea son long Catcher VIC DuBo1s pounds hrs glove Wllllff waltlng anxlouslv for the pltCl1 Yer Out Bruce F1CCllC1' puts the tag on Pat Procacel 1n a run down play at second base Short top Woody Woodward yells lus approval after makmg the throw to Flscher 57 I Z --at , XX A 1 5 p c , ,T I 4 ' I A - J' 'V Y ..t,,--' as - -as - - - - - HI ite: C n Woodward and Fischer. ' to first Hiijjust se behind the t M V I y I 5 M e - y ,, . m y . H v .. , . . - , , V ' - Y . . M ' S v V .5 - S OPH OM ORE i , Ji- AVW 2 ws . A Q Nxlv- Q9 I f . yi X ,ZL ,V 3'3 -s.-Q ' 2' .34 6 S fav 0 rf h-4 The path that leads to a loaf of bread Winfls through the swamp of toil . . . Foss g 'vw 5 ps If vu 5' I N, 'Pix 4.5 P h' wi? 1 'Q-Shi'ffw.N f will . L. 'Q , mmf N.. 53' H , .f 'pq wiv - f Yr, 3 1' , . 1 X f, . Y, . ,,,. M h, W V' ii fswwi 'h 5 ,J , 8 s ' 5 f ' Q, , f::il!.,'f A 5 V, . 1 QA -'-ws tr-wi' L N , 43, Q Vw 'sw M T' K ' 4' A 'fj?'f2'7 7-n1jVifgl:1,. 2,3'!. ' 'ml X, wh '- U, f am Alan Aber ,lim Abram Cary Alfonso Michael Alger Adrienne Allen Marion Allen Richard Allen John Allison Jimmy Alu Ronald Alu Ike Alwiss Camilo Andrade Cathy .Andrews Faye Angel l.arry Apple Ruger Armstrong William Arrington Mary Lou Aroyo Valarie Ashley Sue Att:-ridge Q 45 ? l fri' l' 'A i' gt, nb ! Magdelene Babuljak Herb Bachelor Tom Backmeyer David Bailey Dick Baker Susan Balber Judy Balter Brenda Barfield Bunnie Barnes Barbara Barnhill Tom Baron Jim Barrett Francis Bartelme Sue Basalyga Judy Bashaway Katha-rin Baskin Bill Bassett Beth Basten Doug Batchelor Herb Baumbach Robert Bean Ann Beatty Carol Beazle Betty Beckerman Barbara Beckham E X 5 35 EH, 'H T ef -.,,,,v f' ' 7 N 1 ,gf L K if av- SQ Sf' 'A' 'in vi 1 1 is ffi -Q , X Q i, . 3 Fran Bloom Walter Blue Judith Blum Sheldon Blum Larry Blume David Bobbin Geoffery Bohroff Bob Boston Jerry Bottoff Bill Bouvier John Bovard Peter Boybol Harris Brady Carolyn Bramblett Barbara Brandon James Branigan Jeffery Brass Robert Breiner Emily Bresth Carole Brewington Ronnie Brillhart Judy Broadaway Bill Brown Bill Brown Dennis Brown ' . Rita Beigel Roberta Beiler Vivian Benitez Jane Bennett Joan Bennett John Bennett Susan Bennett Gay Bensen Jackie Berman Lourdes Berrios Linda Betchtel Judy Billings Arthur Bishop Arthur Bivins Bill Bivins Andrea Bjorkman Bonnie Blatt William Blaylock Roberta Blen Alice Blovk les, VKW. .f i V, v A.. ,V ,. he A , 1, an i n U W it, K ls... 2 adv, Af' T515 uf xi FE F54 e ahve gl' ':,' ,kj v 1 F, C gfy, Harris Brown .lack Brown .lamce Brown Laura Brown James Browne Paul Bryant Herbert Bubnick David Buckner Bebe Bulce .lack Burch Kitty Burke Patti Burke Barbara BuLler Steve Buzzell Gayle Byars Carol By rd James Byrd Clay Byron Fran Cagle Dana Caldwell Karen Caldwell Lawrence Callaway Ann Cameron Valerie Camfield Alfred Camner Luis Candal Luis Carrasco Diane Carme Roxanne Carter Tom Carter Shiela Ca.ey Marsha Castle Pat Castle Jack Catlin Kenny Caudle Kristi Cerreta Jacqueline Chapman Arthur Charlesworth Harold Cheek Bob Cherry Howard Chesneau Carol Chesney Hobart Chester Danny Churchill Florence Clark James Clare Gail Cleveland Don Clifford Steve Clifford Pam Clinger Kathy Cochran Nelson Coello Martin Cohen Paul Cohen Robert Cohen Yvonne Cohn Carol Cole JoAnn Cole Wade Cole Len Coleman Sandy Coleman Carolyn Collier Nancy Collins Dean Compare Charles Comprosky Hosmer Compton Charles Connelly Marshall Connelly Elaine Constantine Ceorge Cook Steve Cook .lim Cooper Adele Coquet Dale Cornelison 'Sharon Cowles Belle Cox Lenore Coyle David Crane Donna Criswell Sandy Crocher Peter Crosquist Betsy Cromwell Richard Crump Vivian Cruz William Culbertson .lo-Ann Cullen Sidney Cullen Pat Daley Pat Daniel .loan Danker Patti Dansyear David Davis Dennis Davis Ed Davis Nancy Dean Norman deCastro Donna DeCostas Sandra DeFillipo Pat Dekle Patsy Dekle L 4 Q? 4 Q. w x . , 1. 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I n Q C '-exx tg., Cl n ii A, 1 ,,,t ,Miq- Dianne Eiseman Kathy Ekonomou ,lack Elliot Virginia Ellison Gloria Elstan Alexander Embry Robert Engel Terry Engelking Henry Erickson Enrique Esquerra Charlotte Everett Manette Eversale .lon Faber Tessy Fajardo Georgette Farkas Laurie Farkas Albert Fausett Carol Fava Richard Feiertag Judy Fendeison Linda Fenster Gregg Ferguson Russell Ferguson Timm Ferris Doug Fetzer Evie Finkelstein James Finocchiaro Vick Fishman J im Fitzgerald Ellen Fleischman Carol Ann Fletcher Scottie Flowers J im Ford Irwin Forman .lohn Forman William Foster Robert Frank Ann Fraser Donald Fraser Karen Freeburg Pat Freedman Marshall Friedlauder Mitchell Friedman Rosalind Friedman Bob Froehling Michell Fruitstone Jimmy Fryer Judy Fuller Georgann Gaither Bill Gallagher Mary Lou Garcia Charles Garrett .lack Garris Ricky Gates John Gazitua Bobby .lean Gelber Donna Genet l Q U' G ,iff .fr ia' 'S-A S li Q Zig s 0 Edie Genung Christy Georgiados John German Ellen Gerstein Richard Gertman Herman Gerzog Linda Getty Darwin Gipson Roger Gieger Sally Lou Giles Peggy Gillmer Pat Glander Alan Gold Joel Goldman Fred Goldsmith Ray Gonzalez Neil Goodman Charles Goodwin Donna Gordon Faith Gould Susie Goyette Mary Grathan Gray Warren Larry Greene Lynn Green 9 Steve Green Beth Greenburg Michael Greene Carol Greenfeld Dottie Gregory Sherry Grentner Bob Grier Lois Griffin Susan Griffins William Gross George Guess Carol Gulick Elaine Gunby Linda Gustafson Barbara Hadley Joy Hager Carol Hagglund Marsha Halbstein Dave Hall Ed Hall l f W , Janet Hall .losiah Hall Larry Hall Richard Hall Leslie Halpert Bob Halsey Carol Hamasses Roy Hames Lee Hamilton Richard Hammal-:er Lana Handle LeaVerne Hanley Judy Hann Lee Harden Bob Hardy Nancy Harris Todd Harris William Hart Willard Harter Rob Hasencamp Ross Haverfield Paul Hawkins Nate Hayes .lohn Haynsworth Bob Hays 1 .. 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QL 9 'fi . fi E 1 -t. 3? - arf '-'if 8 qs ul! 9 ' x .1 r l A I Y 1 W' J W Donna Healy Scott Heck Jim Hendricks Jo Anne Hendricks Betsy Henry John Hergert Henry Herrero Stephen Herstedt Suzie Hertzoff Roger Hess Barbara Heweker Frank Hewlett Steve Hill Dan Hille Andrea Hinton Anne Marie Himing Karen Hobart Vicki Hoffman Bob Hogue Mark Hollins Mary Holmberg Susan Holmberg Larry Holton Brenda Hooper Laura Hoover Carol Hope Karen Homeji Tom Houghton Patty Huggins John Hughes John Hume Carol Hummelgard Allen lmershein Joan Irish Phil Issenberg Fran Jackson Bill Jakeman Judy Jamison Carla Janto Charlene Jaques Richard Jarvis Marty Jay Judy Jaycocks Ray Jereslow Evelyn Johns Mary Ann Johnson Steve Johnson Warren Johnson Jane-Carole Johnston Eric Jonas Clarice Jones Eric Jones Alexander .loseph Mike Joyce David .lulifs Philip .lunger Georgette Kaiser Lana Kaiser Lois Kalhan Geraldine Kaplan Monty Kaplan Bobbi Kapp Matt Katrenak Adrienne Katz Margie Katz Ellyn Kaufman Ruth Kavenoff Carolyn Keefer Karl Kelly Pam Kelley Kreis Kemp Kenny Kendrick Tom Kenney Susan Kent Chip Kern Virginin Kerr Prudy Kevell Clara Keyes Valerie Kimmel Linda King Barry Kinggard Bill Kinney Sharon Kirk Harry Kirsner Gary Kirton Bill Klich Karen Klinkenberg Katherine Knable Gary Knight Pam Knight .loan Kolber Judith Koubek Robert Krainson Margaret Krel.l Joy Kumerdank Kathy Kurtz V Linda Labionda Susan Lage ,lane Lane Iris Lanford ,il w 15 A 13 1 X - E it is .:,, , X. 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K u 'th' 'I f M fr Kathleen Maneilly Ken Mascabari Barbara Matthews Carol Maurer Thomas Maxwell Sandra May Ed Maynard Jean McAuley Brenda McCarter Brian McComb Judy McCormick Martha McCracken Rick McCrory Mike McDeritt Charlene McDonald Barbara McGlynn Joyce McGowan Lynn McKenzie George McLain Jackie McLaughlin Nancy McLeod Kate McNeil Stephen McNeil Stephanie McNulty Leslie Medlin Andres Mejia Joe Melly Susan Melville David Melvin Bill Mercer Frances Mercer Rick Merritt Wendy Mertz Mike Messer Carol Ann Meyer Carole Meyers Jared Meyers Elliot Midwood Liz Milikin Ed Miller Janet Miller Joyce Miller Linda Miller Nancy Mills Donald Modaset Susan Monan Vicki Moni Doug Morford Kris Morningstar .lo Ann Morris Douglas Morse Tony Moulton Maurine Mounsey Pam Mozur Ann Munro Pam Murphy Kay Murray tx 9 1 rt f ag . 5 I B' 5 f Q W' to , as Q 'U J W' E a . .. MJ 1 in rf V I ff 2 Christopher Myers Marialeina Napoli Nancy Ray Nash Nancy S. Nash Susan Nattrass Jean Naviay James Nelson Peggy Jean Nelson Brain Nichols Charles Nichols Marion Nickas Gale Nisans Susan Nolan John Noppenberg Frank Norwich Rodney Nowakowski George Obregon Shannon Odea Mike 0'Donnell James Ogdon Richard O'Hare Laura Oliva Alan Ormsby Lynn Osbome Angel O'Sullivan ,V A I T gf 7 f f x 1 Sherry Petit Carol Philips Elwin Phillips Sidell Pines Aleda Pintavenc Bill Piper Allan Pither Michelle Pivar Robert Plome Randall Plotts Karl Pond Mitch Porias Sandy Poston Joe Potts Nona Powers Penny Powers Jodie Preston Judy Prettyman .lane Quilty Ralph Quinn Karen Radin David Ramsey Susan Rand Kay Randall Ruth Randall i P ' ,. 23 9 9 Liz Owre Floran Ouzoonian Carolyn Page Barbara Paltridge Judy Paltridge Ronnie Pantello DeeDee Pardee Pat Parish Pam Parish Bebe Parker Derek Parker Richard Payne Bob Pazmunn Kenny Peacon Ann Peck ,lim Peeples Charles Pell Samanthia Perine Robin Pero Marilyn Petit if V V2 I .N Y tiff - . X Q ' 1 1' ., J l W V . k ,. I if s, fs if ' I t fr , if ' ta 1 rs its ia 'sv it S- V Q ' 'ml' it gg.- -'X M l 1 I I 5 .LX Sandy Raskin Fred Rebozo Patrick Rebull Barry Reed Susanna Reeves Charlene Reidy Charles Reiter Lawson Rentz Joe Rey Barbara Rice Toni Rice Stuart Rich Sharon Richards Tom Richardson Patsy Richey David Rimlend Jose Rivero Carol Roberts Princess Robinson Edward Roca Maria Rodriquez Nancy Rogers Richard Rogers Sharon Romano Lana Ropes Christina Rosenberg Paul Rossen Dorothy Roth Joyce Roth William Rowley Harold Royer Dennis Ryan Francis Ryan John Sackett Bill Sadowski Larry Solkoff Daisy Salomo Lee Sandler Johnnie Samolik Andy Sandoval Bill Sargent Ruth Scally Mary Schildecker Donna Schiller Carol Schmeisser Clifford Schneider William Schneider Stuart Schnur Roy Schoen Charlotte Schoonmaker Fred Schor Steve Schultz Laney Schwartz Judy Segal Rose Serafin Sandra Serkin Sern Seykora Charles Seymour Steve Seymour Sue Shambaugh Marvin Shapiro Diane Shannen Charles Sharp Susie Shaw Kathy Shea Bonnie Shinn Arlene Shubow Arthur Shuman Ben Silver Ruth Silver Dana Silvey Faryl Sims Andrea Singer Eli Skop Tiffany Small .lan Smith Mary Lou Smith Nancy Smith Peter Smith Ralph Smith Betsy Snodgrass Betty Snyder Cheryl Snyder Leslie Snyder Bob Soloman Bobbi Sonen Scott Songer Ann Soucy Dan Speyer Susie Spire Gail Spring Faye Springmeyer .lacki Stahl Pam Steignex Mike Stein Charles Steiner Ann Steinholtz Sally Stevenson Lois Stoker Sandra Stone It .xv A Something new in English classes-Mr. Northey's budding geniuses speak for posterity, instead of being the receiving end for great thoughts. X Elia? '18 -- -- .1 3 n it it v f , S Neal Strange Marilyn Strauss Cheryle Strong Jeff Strumph Arnie Sudlow Mary Sumrall Janet Swanson Robert Sweet Tom Swilley Larry Taaffe Clyde Taylor Tommy Taylor Bill Temple Jeff Tew Bill Thompson Gail Thompson ,lack Thompson Linda Thompson Peggy Thompson Shirley Thompson Chris Tietze Coralun Tischer Susan Toomey Bill Toursh Tina Toursh Beverly Towns Ann Trautman Jim Trigg Dave Tripp Ray Tuller Karen Valentine Diane Vance ,lim Van Orsdel Duncan Vardee Corine Vasquez Fred Vaughn ,loan Veruccio in spa, 76 19 1? J fffif U I .lkji ...Q gl '- '-ff James Vincent .lill Vallenhover Luth Voltz Winifred Wallace Nancy Walroth Donna Jean Walter Bob Walters Susan Walters llc-tsy Warren Carolyn Warren Joan Warren Paul Warren Tony Wasserman Ted Waters Karen Watling Carolyn Watts Stephen Wayner Harriet Webb Frank Webster Tom Webster Lois Weil Judy Weisser Pam Wentz Bobbie Werner Barbara West Judy West Shirley West Richard Westcott .lo Wicker Judy Widdershiem Peggy Widmer Mimi Wiener Martha Wiggins Carolyn Wilkes Kathy Wilkins Wendy Willard Danny Williams f fb Following in the footsteps of Pete Johnson isnt easy, especially since there's probably a grind stone behind that door for this sophomores nose This is a trap! f 3 I y ' Q A ,af Ulf? P Dorothy Williams Esie Williams Janet Williams Brenda Williamson Gary Williamson Joyce Wilson Tom Wilson Mildred Winchester Carol Windram Herbert Winfield .leanie Winston Bill Wirt Arlene Wolf Helen Wolff Pamela Wood Steve Wood Jim Woodard Susan Worley Ann Worthington Joanne Wright Linda Wright .ludy Wukas Annet Wylie Patty York Fred Young .lim Young Phil Younger Robert Zarzour Barbara Zazinski Ann Zelinka Ella Zittrer Donna Zwerin Laura Zwerin Barbara Zwick Richard Zwick Sophomore class offlcers Jeff Tew preszdent Jack Catlrn Leep Tlmmre Duteher secretary and Mary Jo Mallee lreasurer thlnk that date on the calendar 1bl1TlpOI'l3Ilf Could they he planning the1r dance or 1 It one of tllerr b1rthdavs9 After searchlnv frantlcalls for the rlght room the added confuslon of sales and fees the frlendlx landmarks of bw slsters rn the sea of faces we Gathered tofrether our hewlldered senses and real1zed that we were now a part of Cables at last' We had a lot to learn all the cheers for pep assemblxes hon to keep up wlth partles and football games and st1ll squeeze 1n ALL that home posters hunfr from everythlnfr SCAT tests hramwashed us hon haxe the senlors lasted thl lonU9 Then came Thanksglvlng and the glorx of our flrst Homeeomlnfrl Chrlstmas back to exams llt was too cold for the beach any naw Bw the tlme we put on our dance were old hands at Gables matters Caxallette and athleues tryouts Hopes amld aches and groans The Prom but not for us The Caxaleon Cavern Jumor and senlor year to thlnlx about over a long lazy summer 79 , ' ' . . . s , C ,T 7 'u 7 -Y L D L7 ' l F Y work . . . We went out for all the interest clubs . . . The race for Class offices came . . . election D ' ' D . , . - ' ' t . . . ' ' ' . - 'S be u n 1 ' . . JY I nf . P wqqn .N E . I . ' ' , ' ' . . . I' ' ' , we JU IOR :ik-vu .3 .,.0' S '1 , Q ' 8 sf x, 4 x l af V WX, P 1 5 1 bf A xng -. A .mud -6 nwwa 'K YW ' so if ljr' f , Q- fa., 'G-uw, WW Y v Lf ..a ls, ins QI In if Nature' and lwmks belong to the eyes that sue them. Emerson 45, if - 1 gag Q j, ,jf Min 3 5 bil lx aw: 1 . f 1. L U 1.1 8l gg iw' ps alA,' T ir' K in 7.3: nil S Z1'.7 v f' 'lxb fl 1 aw. as 1? . N' 'iii in E-ww' i l I 9 . is f ' s A If A s if' 0 ' l .lim Afh Nunn' ,-Ktmlml Susan Bailey Janet Bulclry Linda Ball Bruce Austin Thelma Avirigex' Phil Bdllllleltl' Keith Barnes Roberta Barnes 5, RX 5.35 I Herbert Bailey Phil Ihiley Liudu lhmne Lurry Barthlernus JoAnn Busalygu ...fvb 'ers i 'Q inf- X W,- 4,--f 'Ve 1 junior Skip Day! Longer vacationsl Ft'W'O'I' elus-esf They dmfl want much do they? Curry Bufbett Pegg' Beck Carol llf-lluim Dick Bates Claude Becker Bolflnil' BUHTHU Ray Beaver Irwin Becker ANTH BHISUH rl.. 'ILS' f-:V 'AF -- ?' 5 ID Y l Q QNX 1 Qv 'if I v 3 AO X 0 ,ky M ,fm iz Mary Elle-n liruwnr' Ed Budd David Clliiilllilll Edward Callahan Junim' C1lIIll'I'0I1 ,Q vw xii! 4 - , Twine I ,gg 'i ti? Q N 'ix -v' r f 'fe i in-, I 'Li , ' 1,5 . J ,074 , W, Rive- Bullock Lynn Ihlnnugan' Patty Carnplwll Al Canfield Magaly Canizares 6' i ,Mg 1 , 4. 0 x gr' fn, A .si Q Sod, f I Jennifer Bnrd Sandy Burt Kenny Cannato Joseph Cannington Diana Capitolo -Q, nf!-L 1- 'Q Uarlulra H1141 Hvnry Rush Fred Carlonv Butch Cason Nivki Ccffalu is ' 42 if' Q 3 ' r- .J :gig a .nf i 'Sf if ,af gi5i5'a.,.,:oM an .X I 5 . .Q FTF 8056235 :Klan Byrd XILIFQIILI Hyflllll .lilll Cllarilvllfry David Chcrnoff Ollim- Cllt'SiliI'i' .1--my Q at . A in-.Av , 3 1 Bvtsy lluldwe-ll Rivhard fialdwr-ll Sandy Kathy Clark Barry Cole ii I Sw' '21 wi 5 d gk if 9 if 111 Nj '94 flf1'o uv lo 00 fi 1 'Q . it TT 5 s Holm Dawson Tmn Dull Diana Dickenson Ruth Ditzcnlrcrgor Bt-vorly Dix fa, ,i nf ,f ,- ner ,iw 3- FQ- Kf- yw -v tw z K Scott DCCJIHIIJ Umlmf-rtu Df'Cirolami Carol Donavun .itunes Doolittle Hob Dorf ju aft? . 5 ,K Blanch Dejesus Annette DeNIaria Jerry Dorsch John Doughty Sandra Douglas 11:-w an w1ES1M-y f It's bigger than both of us that is. Dennis Duwdy Tim Iluylt- Lon Dowlcn Hugh Drunilnuntl Becky Doyle Victor DuBois Q din-'Qi T iw ii ink' in 1-can education Karen Duggan David Dwurkin Cathy Early ' ,an 1 ima.. my 'TIP' RQ i . M, 7 'Mfr t A ff Triva Halo Verona Halifax Joyce Hanson Pat Harney Timmy Harrington w Suv- -mf I A 7 .V- fi Bill Hull Stuart Halpcrt Linda Harris Linda Harvey Judy Hascncamp fi X V -v-4 ,S' 'rx U Dick Hunley Lois Hanken Bill Haverfield ,lim Haverfield Mike Hawkins 'ua K 'ex 'T' It y ,,.--f Donna Hays .lvunic Hc-ffinglon Sharie Heinlein 'Y 'WT' 'S v Q7 ggi!- Y-.-Fw 'Q . Wt, , ,A . This is itl Hurwy Heil Cllarle-S Hvlm Andrea Hernandez Pllilip H0 .lim Higgli Jim Hill .ww r if ' .25 Ol Kaur:-n Juhns Kari ,Irvhnsun Don Kay 0 Elislm Kearns Kathy Kearns rg' . Q.-v f . 1-fu Q Bw-ky junvs Fraxie-r Jimv- Kathy Ki-.ning John Ke-vcli Kathy Ke-gun fw- E7 ,W I p i, A' T., f A i X -rx' J. WS- , ff 2 .Q r 421' -1 -v ,:??f4au:r.' , . .0 . .....,, 'v1n-vas . t - '11, ,Y ,lurk Join-5 .ii-rry .iwncs Kim Ki-ily Rick Kvlly Hurry Kemp 15 L- I' ,ff -'11 .fry ini' Nanvy .Inna-5 JLIHPI ,iulkiull Tim Kemper Bill Kennedy George King 2 . ,J Guy Jungior Ruin-rt Kuriur Huliurta King Lynn Kirby Wurrclil Kirsch J-vi ff' ' -I '1',' EQXN TF' ,QQ xxv., Marilyn Kun Sm-an Kaufman Mike Kh-in Bob Klein Lealie Klupt 'FQ flu wus? 'md' 'Il' fl ---...Q Priscilla Knight Carol Knlwrlcin David. the idea is to sell the tickets, not to scare them to death. Ruben Kuna, Linda Ladd Murgurvt Lane Albert L.iu-rdc Cheryl Kirchner Jerry 1,411-sst-r Chip LJUVQ' Ullillflflm' Lilfefdi' Ly nn Luflhapellc Gary Laisnvy Judi' L35k15 Richard I-Wh Iv Q Q 9 '1 A7 ff ir s- 5? N . ff 53. Dennis Koger Marilyn Kooloi .lim Loc Lihlmy Let' Lindu Leigh - --ex? . 'T 1 ,l5 x 5 X l ' -,- 'J 153 1 T' FN I Q.-iw, V ,Q ef -at 'TIF J 4: Eddie Koontz Richard Krefetv ,loan Laninger ,lorry Lvmburg David Lcunard YT n Q..,.f'hg, 3 4 ii Q-'91 Q .-A Vt -.1 ' H' ,df l 1 A, 1 .iff if? 'il ' if ,HB 1 k , 1:1,f,2T4?2' .. I aw U ig Q 4 if ' , A 1 L fiifii' i A 7 ll' 4 .Q f if U 2 Judie Hiller Annalwllv Mineai ,ltlllll Nlitcliell Rieliaril Nlilney Raquel xllfilllflll SI1'X'l'Il Nlwgrg ea- .sos --, , 5 Liz Murrisoii Mary Moseley 7112119 1.4 4 , 1 z 4' fi Elaine Mugar Paul Murray Robert Nlulgrew Cathy Myers Carol Muses 5 i... : W f 1' Pal Neahr Bill Nettles V' 15? L- gil .gl 4, 1 Gail Xlorris l1l11 Morris 'llerry Moran Sll5llIl Nlllflilllyl 'l'1111y Molina Silllllfil xIOIll wav! ' 1' L . t N3 ,Q 1 2- 34 v, Qrweff-jx .4 David H055 Wayne Muye .5 Q f wink A R 1 wr-M' 111 ,... Laurel Newbold Carolyn Nickels JLU Nickolson Linfla Newman Uallas Niclinlmn Ann Nihlen 97 Glen llucklow ,!'-all w-W., Ann Pcrkell Alice Perkows Martha Petty Jerry Pfeiffer Nancy Phipps ki -as I, .-.Q W V if wg. s A Q 1, H, Judy Pesce Mary Beth Peters Sue Pierce Nadine Piowati Rexine Pippinger Wanda Peterson Marilyn Petnaud ,off ye? v f t VFP is 'P' 5 5 ' it 1 l is 6 s K 9 They haven't started painting the prom scenerw yet . . . No mess. Cynthia Pitcher Paul Pollit Penny Poppe Daniel Po 1 Maria Planes Jim Pantera Ben Porter Carol Pow er Jeff Platt Edward Popko J0hn Pgrler Bryan PUQQ Si X ,. as-elk' ity Rf. J , fo---sr Woof' 5 'sf ,,f1:, jj Q e AX. -H 527 42' on 5.-1 stu, J' ix? .YW wi-15 . Rivhard Rutecky Sally Rutherford Jackie Sviis Linda Saver Diane Seymour , lf' . -an Q if I 'Uk 523' ' -md' Z' f? L. . 15' A I ef Q...- Y ' S R QSSKQQ 4iI 5 .- 'hw in ' ' Barry Ryan Don Sackman Barhara Shadi-r Judy Shanklin John Shaw 'Q-gr R: Ss 1, bfi I Rick Summon Cary Sands Il-tc Shaw Sandy Sheehan Diane Siddall . f ,SSM ' 'In 4 i Q.. EXQQTQSZ' Q Warn-n S4-haffvr Frvfl Svlwvr Ellvn Silvvrman Marilyn Silvcrelvin Barbara Simon P' R' A1 .fi ' A -I 153 3 ae - WCW ,. 4 C Sandy Sc'hopvh'r Alan Svhmal Marian Silnpsnn Mac Sinclair Bob Sisk Vim isa 1, a-sg 'U' as ND? J 'Nur C' 5145! Q L., Z2 f 5 f Linda S4'ilW.lI'Il .Ie-ff Stott Eiizahe-th Sisk Larry Skipper Archer Smith V7 S I x -4 1' N . ,ks Marcia Stellm' Lynn Strachvr of 735 Kay Thvo 'afk 5 Q5 fs -of ,, ft 15 Y, ,1 if Fvnton Strickhlml Murcia Sturm Danv Thompson vga' 4: fs 1 ,f i Larry Toback Joe Toothman 'Ita if S 5 , 'i :vgf f iff Ieffrey Topf Albertina Torrcz QW'-Q Susan Supworth Norma Tainsleff ii' C Hob Thompson 'MQW' 'Kna- , ,pa-if ,sv A ...Q vin is ir Leonard Tushmom Bob Taylor Victor Thompson 5 Vw.. 4 e -if , 53' r Catherine Tvcts Bob Tegman .Q-, 'Ps Huh 'l'iA'chA f sf Sim ,Ioan 'll-mchin Lydu Tor QT- fyu Barb.1r.1 Tobuck K.- ? Q, ,fih jg, If 5 ff' -3 Richard Townsend John Tracy Walter Tullif Janet Turner Aaron Trachtenburg Ruth Tschumy Barbara Turner Pat Turner Robert Turner Dottie Verderame I ff- ,,,, Sunny Walker Milton Warren Mary Welling W- ,I 'f Beverly Urling Pam VanOrsdal Joyce Vetter Blanca Vidales 1 li W Q ellel F'-if A F fa Beth Wallace Molly Walter Us It Sandra Watson Pam Weaver Mary Wellington Paul W6Sl0Il ' i V . , 4 Y -va-vw? .ZWQK a t x S i , L A 3 Nick VanVonno 14' Dolly Vinal ff? Larry Walters -, o,w,,. , ,, Q 5 K a E , 1 f , ...Y it - Bob Weilliacher Dennis Wheeler 3 kv! John Vaughn Mike Vollmer ? , gy 4--4 -f ...ai a Kenneth Waring Barbara Weiner Mary Wheeler VFR, l EVCIYH White Elinor Whiteside Cindy Whitman if Q ., , at Q K 5 4. ::' I in Dave Wike Pam Winiki Martin Wrigley Steve Zalkin .- an- 4, , Sl if Bob Wilcox ,Y77 Nancy Winter Al Yanno Bill Zame Nlum....,,. Micheal Williams 'HW Judy Wolcott Q mg A Jimmy Ycatts Norman Zarr , Ann Whittick Hugh Wilson Nancy Wood Mark Yolken Barbara Zoloth i a in at .L ,M HN if Q N iw S Y -i it A 3:1 Gerald Wight is wwf Fred Winan Russ Woodman r 1- f a. at S 95 4 Elliot Zack Dee Zook Maxine Zuckerman 0- By foot or bw phone those Junior Class Officers swung endless details and sales culminating the fabulous Prom They are Daud Callahan ucv president Penny Poppe secretary Len Holloway preszdent and Susy Reno treasurer HFRE WE ARE DIGNIFIED JUNIORS Cables no longer looks like a maze as it did last escalator tickets to the sophomores class elections. came and went four of our best were elected all our throats were hoarse as we cheered on the Flghting Caxaliers Beat Miami High buttons adorned shirts and blouses as we draw a financial step closer to the Prom some of our eager classmates get their taste of College Boards our annual class dance e theme The Dungeon Draff the midnight oil burned as we put the finishing touches to our themes as the year drew to a close it brought our Prom after many hours of hard work we all aofree that it was the best ever spring fever hit us as exam time rolled around as we waxed Good bye to the Seniors we realized that next year would be our last after the summer we will return as the leaders of the school ready to take the responsibility of maklnv Gables ex en better 'l 1p Our year was saddened bv Passed HWHY MafCl1 25 the loss of Dick Lau who 1960 DICK LAU is .' L 9' V L 1' . gp . l it X ' cp A F 4, I t f ' L fi year . . . we see familiar halls and familiar faces . . . it's our turn to sell swimming pool and . . . ' ' ' D 7 I . . . H . l . ,, . . . - - - ' , . . . . . . th a u a F - 1 . . l . I . Q - p 7 P D M n n a . - l . 1 n Q V T Y C I Y . n . V 0 a Q , V M . . D . . . . C 7 . f , t Q 5 if 5 IO6 tr., ,- 4 -v'.' 5 sl' af Pl' 1 ,M I.: J, 4 The decorations are fi- nally finished, but let's not go crazy. vt Rickover may be right. but let's not carry this too far. ,y 5 'Z' M ,pm Q. I know it's here some where . . . Take me to your leader! ! F I thought I w late, but l'm Q' year too early. y! 1 O7 E IOR - 3 I 4 Q- , Q '21, J? i . ,MX 'sf gi my V .f ws- .. J' ,, N' A, r A .fl 'N ,,,,k A ,x . . V J N' M Mt.. - ,J Am ,, mu... 5928 '15 lf '-lm Q0' -sw 4-an M .NAM y an ,.,., ,W -AMD A -... -wut M., if R M -an-.A .7 5' A un xv ww .une-Q W ', 'Q'1 i x F A-f.. , A 1 4 ' f ' 'hal' ? L K 0 1 A it ' ,f 'A , 1 I al- at f a. il 1- , X T1-5' ' . 1 , 1,1 ya s. , f L1 4 w I 'vp , Jw All nature is but art, unknown to thee Pope JOSEPH W. ACCURSO Key 2, 3, 43 B Squad Football 2g Varsity Football 3, 43 NASS 4. STEPHEN AGNEW Chemistry Award - Science Fair 1959. BONNIE DREW ALEXANDER Tip Toppers 3, 43 DCT 4, Treas- urer 43 Big Sister 4. DENNIS MICHAEL ALLISON Band 23 HR President 23 NFL 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 43 NHS 3, 43 SHH 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3g AY 3, 43 Hi-Y 3g X-C 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 43 Junior Board 33 Boys' State 33 National Merit Semi- Finalistg NHS Scholarship Semi- Finalist. SANDRA KAY ALPER FTA 3, 4g NHS 3, 45 SMHS 3, 43 Thespians 43 SNHS 4. GEORGE ANDREWS HR Chaplain 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 33 Letterman's 4. . IIO NANCY HARPER ANGUS JCL 33 Pen and Sable 3. ROLFIE ARRINGTON SAM L. ASHMON JV Basketball 2, 33 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 JCL 3, 43 HR Veep 3, 43 Letterman's 4. JUDITH ANNE AURRE AY 23 Red Cross 2, 33 HR Treas- urer 2, Secretary 2, 3, 43 Modem Dance 33 Senior Board 4g Big Sister 4. JOHN R. BAILEY Miami Edison 23 Key Club 2g Foot- ballg Wheel 2, 3, 4, Second Veep 3, Veep 43 HR Treasurer 33 Var- sity Track 4. MORRIS J. BALLARD Thespians 3, 4. LINDA BARNETT AY 3, 45 Big Sister 4. CARON SIGRID BARUSCH Band 2, 33 JCL 29 Red Cross 25 Thespians 3, 43 HR Chaplain 4, President 3, Student Council 3, Big Sister 4. ROBERT KARL BATHURST Intramural Football 23 X-C 4, Sec- retary 4. PAUL BATT HR Veep 2, President 3, Track 2, 3, 4, NASS 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4f GAIL BEDINGER HR Secretary 2, 3, Treasurer 2, 3, 4g AY 3, 43 Big Sister 4, FBLA 4, President 4. JOHN ANTHONY BELCHER AV 3. JANET RUTH BARON JCL 2, 4g Girls' Chorus 23 SMHS 3, 4g Chemistry Club 4g NHS 43 Junior Red Cross 4, Big Sister 4. CARROLL A. BASL Girls' Chorus 23 HR Secretary 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance 3, 4g Concert Chorus 3, 43 AY 3, 4, FBLA 45 Big Sister 4. SHARON E. BATSON HR Chaplain 2, HR Secretarv 3, DCT Club 4. LYNNE BECK Pueblo, Coloradog Junior Red Cross 23 Journalism 3: Quill and Scroll 43 Cavaleon Staff 4, Faculty Editor 4 VIRGINIA M. BEDNER Tampa, Florida. 2: FTA 3, FBLA 4. LORETTA F. BEMENT DCT 45 Big Sister 4, Office Help- er 4. .JAMES THOMAS BLACK Football 2, 3, 4, HR President 2. 4, Chaplain 2, Veep 3, Intramural Football 2, Letterman's 3, 4, Veep 3, 4, Cavaliette Musical 3, Cheer- leader Sponsor 4. IDELE BLEN NFL 2, 3, 4, FTA 4. RICHARD BLOUNT DAVID ALAN BOND Swimming 2, 3, 4, HR Veep 2, President 3, 4, X-C 3, 4. FRANCINE INGRID BORDEN Tip Toppers 2, 3, 4, AY 2, 3, NHS 3, 4, SHH 3, 4, SMHS 3, 4, FNA 4, Chemistry Club 4, Junior Red Cross, JCL 4, Big Sister 4. BARRY E. BOVEE DAPHNE MARGARET BLAINE JCL 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, NHS 4, Pen and Sable 3, 4, HR Secretary 3, Big Sister 4. PEGGY SUE BLOSSER Southwest High 2, HR Chaplain 4, Big Sister 4. J ACQUELINE BOERGER FNC 2, 3, 4, Secretary 33 JCL 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 3, Driving Club 3, NHS 4, Big Sister 4. J UDITH ELIZABETH BOOHER AY 2, 3, SHH 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, PTA Rep. 2, FTA 3, 4, Chaplain 4, HR Chaplain 3, 4, NHS 4, Big Sister 4. PAULA BOURBEAU Modern Dance 3, 4. ETHEL MARGARET BOYD Tip Toppers 2, 3, 4, Veep 3, Sec- retary 4, Pen and Sable 3, 4, HR Chaplain 4, Big Sister 4. ELISSA BUDD Malden High, Malden, Mass., 2, Band 2, 3, Chorus 2, Drama 2, 3, FN 4. ALLEN BULLOCK Swimming 3, 4. CAROLYN BUNTING Driving Club 3, Modern Dance 3, Big Sister 4, AY 4. WILLIAM G. BURD .ICL 2, 3, Wheel 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, HR Veep 2, 4, Gym 3, Track 3, 4, NASS 3, 4, Letterman's 3, 4, Secretary-Treas- urer 3, 4, Sponsor of Cheerleaders 4. LOIS PAULA BUSH Library Assistant 2, 3, 4. FRANKLIN DELANO BUTLER Bowling Club 2, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4. GERALD BUICE Intramural Football 2, Football 3, 4, Intramural Assistant Coach 3. WILLIAM L. BUNNAGAR, JR. Advanced Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, JCL 2, Intramural Football 2, Li- brary Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, All- State Chorus 4, HR Chaplain 2, Red Cross 3, AY 2. MARY ELLEN BURCH Pen and Sable 3, AY 4, Chemistry Club 4, Big Sister 4, Thespians 4, SHH 4, NHS 4. HOWARD HOUSTON BURKART Wheel 2, 3, 4, Veep 3, Parliamen- tarian 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Letterman's 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Class President 2, HR Veep 2, Presi- dent 3, 4, NASS 3, 4, President 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Harvard Book Award 3, NHS 4, Cheerleader Sweetheart 4, Football Captain 4. ELSA CAROLYN BUTLER HR Veep 2, President 2, JCL 2, 3, Junior Board, Cavaliette Musical 3, Cheerleaders 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, SC 4, Chemistry Club 4, Cavaleon Staff 4, NHS 4, Big Sister 4, Cal- endar Girl 3, 4, Student Council Cabinet 4. EDWARD PHILIP BUZZELL Crescent Club 3, 4, Driving Club 3, Rebel Hi-Y 4. JAMES HAMILTON BYRD ELAINE CABLE FNC 2, 3, 4, President 3g Driving Club 3g Big Sister 4. CLARISSA LOUISE CAMFIELD NHS 3, 45 SHH 3, 43 Cavaliettes 4-3 Big Sister 43 HR President 4g Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 4g SMHS 4. WILLIAM CARPEL BARBARA BEATRICE CASTORO HR President 2g Pen and Sable 2 3g Twirling Club 2, 3g HR Sec: retary 3. HARRIET MAXINE CHAMBERLIN February Graduateg Miami High, 2g Oxford Academy, CGeorgiaJ 3. BRUCE TIM CLARKE THOMAS EDWARD CLEMENT Bowling Club 2, Track 3, 4. CAROL JEAN CLIFFORD SHH 2, 3, 4, Historian 43 NHS 3. 45 SMHS 3, 4, HR Treasurer 39 Highlights 3, 43 Club Editor 3, Headlines Editor 43 Cavaleon Or- ganizations Co-Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Secretary 4: Carroll's Essay Contest Winner 3: NHS Finalist 4. STEPHANIE COFFIN HR Veep 23 JCL 2, AY 25 Junior Board, Modern Dance 3, 4, Histor- ian 4g Chemistry Club 3, 43 Senior Board, Big Sister 4. BERNARD A. COHEN French Club 2, 31 Driving Club 3, 4. STEVEN BURT COHEN Terry Parker High School, JHCkSOI1- ville, Florida, 2, Chorus 3, 4. GERALD DUDLEY CLEMENT AY 2, HR Treasurer 2, 3, Bowling Club 2. BONNIE BELLE CLEMENTS AY 2, 3, 4, HR Chaplain 2, Thes- pians 3, 43 Pen and Sable 3, 43 MMM 4g Big Sister 4. JEAN CAROLE COCHRANE JCL 33 Red Cross 3, 49 Modern Dance 4. BARBARA COHEN Swimming 2, 3, 4. KARL COHEN Science Club 2. SYLVIA COHEN Edgewater High School, Orlanda, Florida, 2, 33 SC 2, Girls' Varsity Club 2, 35 Red Cross 3. CARLTON W. COLE JCL 2, 3, 4, President 3, Parliamen- tarian 33 Wheel 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 NFL 2, 3g AY 3, 4, President 43 SMHS 3, 43 NHS 3, 43 HR Presi- dent 43 Senior Class President 43 SC Cabinet 4. MARY COLELA DCT Club 43 Big Sister 4. SHERRELL L. CONKLIN Amundsen High, lllinois3 HR Veep 23 GAA 23 Concert Chorus 23 Red Cross 2g Swim and Dive Teacher 2g Concert Chorus 3, 4g Red Cross 3, 43 Big Sister 4. FRANK CONTE Intramural Football 2, 33 Chorus 4. SANDRA D. COOK Dean's Office 43 AY 33 Red Cross 4. LANCE L. COOL HR Chaplain 2. CHARLES R. COLE JV Basketball 23 HR President 23 Letterman's 3, 4g Varsity Basketball 3, 43 NASS 3, 4g Baseball 3, 4g Tennis 4. CAROLE R. COMANDER Sullivan High, Chicago, Illinoisg Latin Club 23 FTA 23 Gym Leaders 2g Symphonic Choir 23 High Lights 4. LINDA LEE CONN AY 2, 33 Library Club 2, 33 Big Sister 43 Red Cross 4. SHARON CONVERSE FN 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 33 Driving Club 33 Cavaliettes 43 Big Sister 4. FRANCIS N. COOKE Tennis 2, 3, 43 NAHS 3, 43 Letter- man's 3, 4. PAT C. CORBIN Pen and Sable 4. SALLY A. CORBIN Ruston Academy, Cuba, 23 Librar- ian 23 Art Club 23 Office Orderly 23 Lafayette School, Cuba, 3g Bas- ketball 3g Modern Dance 3, 43 Junior Red Cross 4. LYN M. CORENBLUM Bowling 23 HR Treasurer 3, 4g FTA 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 43 Big Sister 43 Modern Dance 4. CORRINE A. CORNELILS HR Chaplain 2, 3, 4, Secretary 33 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Main Office 4. BETTY C. COWEN AY 2, 3, 4g Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 HR Chaplain 23 FTA 4g FBLA 4, Chaplain 4. SANDRA R. CRAMES HR Secretary 2, 3g Red Cross 23 Band 2, 3, 4, 2nd Lieutenant 43 L'Allegro 43 Big Sister 4. MICHAEL S. CUMMINS Football 2, 4, Manager 4. KATHRYN A. CORCORAN Lincoln High, California, 23 Drill Team 23 Big Sister 4. JESSE C. CORNELISON .ICL 23 Gym 4. ROBERT L. COUP HR Chaplain 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 33 Track 3, 43 Driving Club 33 Library Club 4. RANDOLPH .l. COX Wheel 2, 3, 43 JCL 2, 3, Treasurer 3g Track 2, 3, 43 HR Veep 3, Presi- dent 43 Letterman's 3, 43 NHS 4: NASS 3, 4. JOHN C. CRIPPS Band 2, 3, 43 AY 33 Chemistry Club 33 L'A1legro 43 Band Honor Court Chairman 4. WILLIAM DANIEL Swimming Team 2, 3, 43 HR Sec- retary 3, 4g NFL 2, 3. KAREN DANLUCK Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4, Veep 33 Entre Nous 33 Big Sister 4. JUDITH DAVIES FNC 2, 3, Veep 43 Red Cross Rep. 33 Majorettes Flag Corps 43 Girls' Chorus 43 Driving Club 4g Thes- pians 4-3 Big Sister 4. SUZANNE DAVIS HR Veep 23 Biology Award 23 SHH 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 43 FTA 3, 4, Veep 43 Third Year Spanish Award 33 SMHS 3, 4, Treasurer 43 NHS 3, 43 Chemistry Club 4, Chaplain 43 HR Chaplain 43 Big Sister 43 Senior Board. DORIS JEAN DEAL HR Secretary 23 NFL 2, 33 .IV De- bate 23 AY 3g Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Cavaleon Staff 43 HR Veep. CARL PATRICK DEAN Baseball 2, 3, 43 Senior Band 2: HR, Secretary 3, 4. JOSEPH I. DEMURO AY 2, 3, 43 Intramural Football 33 Red Cross Rep. 4. ABBIE DASHER ALAN DAVIS SABRA S. DAWES JCL 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 43 HR Veep 23 Pen and Sable 3, 43 SC Secretary of Finance 43 X-C Spon- sor 4. SARAH J. E. DEAM Southwest High 23 SC 2, 33 Gym- nastics 23 HR President 33 M. Dance 4. MARIA DE LA ROZA ARTHUR LEIGHTON DENCHFIELD III MARTHA ROZALYA DENNIS C 39 SHH 3, 45 HR Secretary 4, reasurer 4, President 3, lst Place ATSD National Award Winner 35 BLA 4. LINDA JEAN DERR HR President 23 SC 2g AY 2, Prom Committee 33 HR Chaplain 3, 43 FBLA 45 FTA 4. BONNIE B. DICKER MARGUERITE PAT DIGNUM Concert Band 2, 3, 4g Marching Band 2, 3, 45 HR Treasurer 2, Chaplain 2, Secretary 35 L'Allegro 3, 4g Big Sister 4. DAVE DALE DISSPAIN Varsity Swimming 2, 3, SC Alter nate 2g Chemistry Club 4. JOHN WILLIAM DITSLER Band 2, 3, 43 Crescent Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 43 Head Drum Major 3 4, L'Allegro 3, 4, Veep 43 NHS 4 I22 ELIZABETH FRANCES DORSTE Library Club 2g Award of Honor 2 Thespians 3, 49 Award of Honor 3 GERALD A. DOUGLASS Driving Club 3g Chemistry Club 4 Cross-Country Team 4. DIXIE-KAY DRELLICH Band 2, 3, 4. MARTHA C. DUERSON SHH 2, 3, 4-g HR Secretary 2, Treas- urer 3g AY 2g Junior Board, Chem- istry Club 4g Big Sister 4. JAMES C. DUNLAP Wheel 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Sec- retary 4, Track 3, 43 HR President 25 Intramural Football 23 .ICL 3g Prom Committee 3. REID EARLY JCL 2g Band 2, 3g L'A1legro 33 NHS 4. 1 RALPH ROBERT EASTRIDGE AY 2, 3, 4, HR Secretary 25 JCL 2, Rebel Hi-Y 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, German Club 3, 4, NHS 4. BARBARA CAROL EDWARDS AY 2, 3, 4, HR Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Big Sister 4. JOHN BRADLEY EMERY JCL 2, X-C 3, 4, Secretary 4, Chemistry Club 3, German Club 3, Tennis Team 4. CATHERINE DAREALL ENGLISH Douglass Southall Freeman High School, Richmond, Virginia, 2, Christian Youth League 2, FTA 2, AY 3, NHS 3, 4, HR Treasurer 3, Veep 4, SNHS 4, Big Sister 4. SUSAN MELISSA ESCHLEMAN JCL 2, Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, HR Secretary 2, L'Allegro 3, 4, Secretary 4, AY 3. SUSAN ANGIE ESSLINGER AY 2, 3, 4, NFL 2, 3, 4, Calendar Publicity Chairman 3, HR Veep 2, 3, Sophomore Class Dance Com- mittee, Tennis 2, 3, J11I1i0r C1215-S Dance Committee, Pen and Sable 3, 4, Big Sister 4.' RICHARD WILLIAM EBSARY Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 43 JCL 2. JOSEPH MARK ELKINOFF Orchestra 3, Veep 3, NFL 4. RHODA F. EMERY High Lights 2, 3, Feature Editor 2, 3, Debate 2, 3, NFL 2, 3, 45 Calendar Business Manager 3, Cav- aleon 3, 4, Junior Editor 3, Photo- graph Editor 4, Promotions 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Secretary 4, Treas- urer 4, Driving Club 3, 4, Big Sis- ter 4. RICHARD MICHAEL ESBITT NFL 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 4, HR Treasurer 2, Baseball 3. CARLOS R. ESCOBAR Basketball 2, Band 2, Gymnastics 3. PRISCILLA ALDEN ESTES Swimming 2, 4, High Lights 2, 3, Sports Club Editor 2, Sports Editor 3, .Makeup Editor 3, Headline Edi- tor 3, Cub Advisor 3: Junior Board, Outstanding Junior Girl, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, HR Chaplain 3, Cava- eon Co-Editor 4, NHS 4, Big Sister 4: JCL 4. FRANK H. EVANS Admiral Farragut Academy, St. Pete, Florida, 2, 3. JOHN P. EVERETT Intramural Wrestling 2, Thespians 4, Veep X-C 4. SHAW W. EWING Band 2, 3, Radio Club 3, 4, L1- brarian 3. FRANCIS C. FARKAS Band 2, 3, 4, Crescent 3, 4, L'Alle- gro 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4. MARY FERNANDER JEFFREY M. FINE HR Veep 2, Bowling Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2' Chemist ub 4, , ' ci JCL 4. ry GERADA M. EVERETT AY 2, GAA 2, 3, Big Sister 4. ANN M. EVERINGHAM JCL 2, Veep HR 2, Treasurer 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Tip Toppers 3, 4, Treasurer 4, L'AIlegro 3, 4, Treasurer 4, NHS 4, Driving Club 4, Big Sister 4. BOYCE EZELL HR President 2, 3, Veep 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, NFL 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 3, Veep 2, Junior Varsity De- bate 2, Varsity Debate 2, 3, AY 4, Senior Board, Calendar Boy 4. CLAIRE FERENDINO TATIANA G. FERNANDEZ DE LA ARENA SHH 2, 3, 4, Dean's Office 3, Con- cert Chorus 4, Big Sister 4. JOAN L. FINK GAA 2, 3, 4, Historian 4, Golf 2, 3, Badminton 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, Tip Toppers 2, Archery 2, FBLA 4. I25 THOMAS MARTIN FINKELOR JCL 25 SMHS 3, 45 NHS 45 Chem. lStI'y Club 4, Veep 4-5 Junior Achievement 4, Treasurer 4. JOHN W. FIRESTONE Bowling 25 JCL 25 Crescent Club 3, 45 Rebel Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4. MARY ELLEN FISHER Bowling League 2, 35 Driving Club 35 High Lights 43 Make-up Editor 4, Managing Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Cavaleon 4, Publicity 45 Promotions Editor 4. ALAN SYDNEY FOGEL Chemistry Club 4. MICHAEL STEVEN FOODMAN NFL 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY KATHERINE FORMAN JCL 25 HR Treasurer 25 PTA Rep. 35 Modern Dance 3, 45 Big Sis- ter 4. SUSAN JILL FINSTEN Forest Hill Collegiate School, To- ronto, Canada, 25 Pen and Sable 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, President 45 JCL 3, 45 AY 35 High Lights Feature Editor 3, 45 NHS 45 Cav- aleon School Life Editor 45 Chemis- try Club 45 ICC 4. DONALD GARY FISCHER Concert Chorus 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 JCL 2, 35 HR Chaplain 2, 33 MMM 3, 4, Veep 45 Outstanding Junior Boy in Chorusg All-State Chorus 3, 45 HR Treasurer 4. PHYLLIS ROBERTA FLEISCHMAN Band 2, 35 JCL 25 Chemistry Club 45 AY 45 Big Sister 4. MONA TEL FONDREN HR Chaplain 25 AV 25 Dean's As- sistant 2g Junior Board, Modern Dance 3, 4, Treasurer 45 NHS 49 Red Cross Rep. 45 Big Sister 45 Chemistry Club 45 SHH 43 Cav- aliette Musical 3. ALVIN FOOTNICK VANDYE FORRESTER Summer School Graduateg Football 2, 35 Intramural Football 25 Chorus 3, 45 Calendar Boy 45 MMM 4. .IUDITH E. FRANCE Southwest Miami High 2, Y-Teens 2, Chorus 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 3, FBLA 4. DONNA JEAN FRARY AY 2, Junior Achievement 3, Chorus 4. MARCIA M. FREDERICK JCL 2, Thespians 3, 4, Big Sis- ter 4. ROBERT R. FRIIS NFL 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secre- tary 3, Chaplain 4, Calendar Editor 4, HR President 2, Science Fair 2, Biology Key 2, German 3, 4, SMHS 3, 4, NHS 4, Chemistry 4, West- inghouse Winner 4-, Dade County Varsity Debate Champion 4. FRANK A. FROEHLING Tennis 2, 3, Captain 3, Letterma.n's 2, 3, 4, NASS 2, 3, 4. HUGH B. FULTON Volleyball 3. EUGENE FRANZEN Basketball 2, 3, 4, NHS 4, JCL 2, Volleyball 2. WILLIAM S. FRATES Football 2, 3, 4, Letterman's 4. MICHAEL C. FREEMAN NFL 2, 3, 4, .ICL 2, 3, HR Veep 4, Hi-Y 4. ANTHONY B. FRILINGOS HR Treasurer 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, JCL 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, NHS 4. EMMA LINDA FRYE Badminton 3, Modern Dance 3, 4, Big Sister 4. JOHN L. GALBRAITH HR Chaplain 2, Driving Club 3, Tennis 3, 4, Dirigimus Hi-Y 3, 4. I27 VICKIE KUGLER GALBRAITH AY 2, 3, 4, Veep 3, 4, HR Treas- urer 3g Quill and Scroll 3, 4-g School Life 4. THOMAS ALLEN GALLAGHER NFL 2, 3, 4, President 4, Radio Club 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Debate 3, 4, Speaker of the House at State Stu- dent Congress 3, 4g National Merit Semi-finalist, Westinghouse Team 4, Dade County High School Debate Champion 4. MARTIN EDWARD GATEMAN HR President 23 Basketball 2, 3, 49 HR Secretary 33 Track 4-Z Chem' istry 4. THOMAS STONE GERSPACHER Crescent Club 3, 4. DALE ELIZABETH GIDDEN S. Paulo, Brazil, 2, 3, Drama Club, Music Club 2g Editor-in-Chief of School Paper 35 SC Secretary 3, AY 4. SHARON ULYSSA GLASGOW AY 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 DCT 43 Big Sister 4. I 28 BARBARA GOLDBERG Entre Nous 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Veep 4: .ICL 43 Big Sister 43 Driving Club 4. IVIAXINE MARIE GOLDIVIAN HR President 2, 3, 4, Veep 3: NHS 3, 43 AMHS 3, 43 Big Sister 43 Chemistry Club 45 Westinghouse Team 4. PATRICK EDWARD GONYA HR Treasurer 2, President 3g Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, NASS 3 43 Letterman's 3, 4g SC Cabinet 4. PATRICIA GORDON KAREN GURNEY TILDEN GRAFTON SHH 3, 4, Secretary 4, NHS 3, 4: Thespians 3, 4, Secretary 4, Junior Board, Senior Board. MARIA ANTONIA GRANA Orchestra 2, 3, Manager 3, Treas- urer 3g JCL 3, 45 AY 3, 4, Big Sister 4. JEAN ELIZABETH GREENAWAY Pen and Sable 3, 43 Thespians 3, 43 Driving Club 33 HR Secretary 43 Big Sister 4. JEFFREY ALAN GRENE NFL 2, 3, 4. BENJAMIN WILLIAM GROSS Orchestra 2, 33 NHS 3, 43 L'Allegro 3, 4g Chemistry Club 4. LAWRENCE J. GROSS HR Secretary 23 Radio Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2g Calumet High School, Chicago, Ill. 33 ROTC Colorguard 33 Honor Guard 3: Drill Platoon 3g Rope Guard 3g Platoon Competition 33 SC 33 Gym Club 4. KAREN JEANNE GUEST Junior Red Cross Rep. 2, 33 Big Sister 4. BARB ARA MARY HACKETT St. Theresas 23 Latin Club 2, Sophomore Chairman of Sodalityg AY 33 Y-Teens 3g Red Cross Rep. 43 Big Sister 4. BARBARA GREENLEE Girls' Chorus 2, 3g MMM 3, 43 Concert Chorus 43 Cheerleader 4. WILLIAM ROGER GRIER Key Club 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Letterman's Club 3, 4g NASS 3, 43 Entre Nous 3. DAVID ALAN GROSS CAROLE JULE GRUVER Journ. 23 Debate 33 AY 43 Chem- istry Club 43 Pen and Sable 4. CAROL ANNE GUNBY Mount Pleasant High School, Wil- mington, Del., 2g AY 3, 43 Pen and Sable 3, 43 Red Cross Rep. 43 Big Sister 4. ROGER HADLEY ALAN L. HAEFELE HR President 2, French Club 2, 3. INGRID A. HALLBERG JCL 2, 3, 4, HR Secretary 2, 3, 4, President 4: AY 2g FNA 2, NHS 3, 43 Modern Dance 3, 43 Big Sister 4. ROBERT G. HANSON HENRY T. HARPER Thetford Academy, Vt., 2, 35 Physics Club 2: Chemistry Club 4. JOAN E. HARRIS HR Treasurer 2: Modern Dance 3: Junior Boardg Senior Board, Girls' Chorus 4. RONALD HARRIS ANDREW W. HAGGARD Wheel 2, 3, 45 HR Veep 2, Chap- lain 35 Basketball 2g Track 3, 4: Letterman's 3, 4: AY 4. .IUDITH HANLON Tip Toppers 3, 4, Big Sister 4 FBLA 4. DONNA HARKAM .IUDITH M. HARRINGTON Bay View, Rhode Island, 2, 3, Swim- ming Team 3, 4. JULIA M. HARRIS FTA 3, 4, HR Veep 43 NHS 4: Cheerleading 45 SHH 4. MAX HARRISON ROBERT WINSTON HART gtg-ck 3, 4, Cross-Country Team CAROLYN LOUISE HAUER HR Veep 2, MMM 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, HR Secretary-Treasurer 3, Red Cross Representative 4. MARTHA SUE HAWKINS Red Cross Representative 2, AY 2, 3, 4, HR Chaplain 2, Future Nurses Club 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Senior Board 4, High Lights Staff 3, Cavaleon Senior Editor 4, Big Sister 4. SUSAN B. HAY JCL 2, 3, Red Cross Rep. 3, Future Nurses Club 3, 4, President 4, Cer- man Club 3, 4, HR Chaplain 3, AY 3, Attendance Office 3, Chem- istry Club 3, NHS 4, ICC 3, 4. JAMES DOUGLAS HECK Basketball 2, HR Veep 2, JCL 3, Crescent Club 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3, President 4, S.C. 3, Senior Board Rep., NHS 4. DAVID ROSS HENDRICK Tennis 3, 4. VICKI HARWOOD Calendar Girl 4, Modern Dance 3, 4, HR Secretary 2, 3, HR Treas- urer. MARY BERCH HAVILAND AY 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Representa- tive 2, Junior Board HR Secretary 3, Pen and Sable 3, 4, President 4, FTA 3, 4, Cavaliettes 3, 4, Histo- rian 4, Big Sister 4. LARRY HAWLEY Varsity Volleyball 2, 3, HR Chap- lain 2, Chemistry Club 3. IRENE R. HAYWARD Future Nurses Club 2, Red Cross Rep., French Club 2, 3, Driving Club 3, Big Sister 4. RUSSELL H. HEIL Track 3, 4. HART RICHARD HENRY Asheville School, N.C., 2, 3, Foot- ball 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Mitchell Cabinet 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Newspaper Sports Editor 3, Class President 3, Wheel Club 3, 4. ROGER D. HENRY Fisher Body Craftsman Guild 3, 4. ALBERT J. HICKLAND Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, AY 2. ANN L. HIGGINS HR Vice-president 2, Secretary 3, President 4, NFL 2, 3, 4, Debate 2, Cavaliettes 3, 4, Uniform Chairman 4, Big Sister 4. FRANK D. HILL .lunior Achievement 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Lab Assistant 4, MSHS 4. ROBERT E. HILLER Swimming Team 2, 3, 4, NFL 2, 3, 4, Advertising Manager 3, Treas- urer 4, NFL Calendar 3, Debate 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4. JAMES H. HISS Crescent Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Track 3. CHARLENE HERMANN Band 2, French Club 2, 3, JCL 2, HR Secretary 2, Chaplain 3. CYNTHIA E. HICKS Library Club 2, 3, Thespians 3, 43 AY 4, Red Cross 4, Big Sister 4, Cavaleon Staff 4, High Lights Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4, ANN G. HIGH HR Secretary 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4, Ser geant-at-Arms 4, Cavaliettes 4. SANDRA L. HILL Junior Red Cross 2, .lunior Board 3, Treasurer 3, Modern Dance 3, 4, Dean's Helper 3, 4, Cavaliettes Musical 3, Senior Board 4, Big Sister 4. MIKE HINTON Football 3, 4. MICHAEL S. HOFFMAN HR Treasurer 3, Gym Team 4. BEATRICE L. HOLDCRAFT AY 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4g Thespians 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4g Junior Red Cross Rep. 3, 4, Veep 45 Library Cluh 3, 4. SHALE ROY HOLTZMAN MICHAEL HORN Gym Club 2, 3, Driving Club 3, 4: SHH 3, 4. LAWRENCE V. HUBBELL Miami Senior High 2, 3. STUART HUFF SHIRLEY BETH HUGHES HR Chaplain 29 HR Veep 3, Presi dent 3g SC Rep. 3. I34 MARILYN ELAINE HURWITZ Band 2, 35 Corresponding Secretary 35 Orchestra 2, 35 HR Veep 25 L'A1legro 35 FTA 3, 45 Chemistry Club 4. GAY IDEMA Swimming 3, 4. DOROTHY NELSON JACKSON Southwest Miami High, Miami, 25 SC 25 FNC 25 Cavaliettes 3, 4, President 45 HR Treasurer 3, Vice- President 45 NHS 3, 45 Big Sister 4. MARILYN NELL JENSEN JCL 25 Cavaliettes 3, 4, Sergeant-ab Arms 45 Drum Captain 45 Junior Board5 Cavaleon Staff 35 HR Sec- retary 35 Chaplain 45 Senior Boardg Big Sister 4. KATHI JESSEN Miami High School, Miami 2, 35 Flagettes 2, 3. JAMES, RAY JOHNSON JCL 25 X-C 3, 45 Sergeant-at-Arms 4. ROBERT G. JOHNSON Aviation School 2, 3. ARTHUR F. JONES Library Club 2, 3, Stage Crew 2, 3, Driving Club 2. PATRICIA C. JONES JCL 2, 3, 4, Veep 3, President 4, French Club 2, 3, NHS 3, 4, SMHS 3, 4, Secretary 4, ICC 4, Chemistry Club 4, Big Sister 4. FELICE M. JOVE French Club 2, HR Chaplain 3. EDWARD H. KAIM JCL 2, NFL 2, 3, 4, High Lights 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 3, Managing Editor 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, President 4, ICC 4. NORMA G. KAPLAN AY 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Big Sister 4, HR Treasurer 4 ARCHIE P. JONES Football 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, HR Treas- urer 3, Veep 3, 4. DOUGLAS J. JONES Crescent Club 3, Cavaliette Spon- sor 4. ROBERT H. JORDAN Gym Team 2, 3, Letterman's Club 3. EDA KAHAN AY 3, HR Veep 3, President 4, Highlights Organizations Editor 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, SC 4, Cav- aleon Senior Co-Editor 4, Carroll's Essay Contest-3rd Place, 3. JUNE C. KAISER AY 3, DCT 4, Big Sister 4. JUDITH A. KAPNER Majorettes 2, 3, Band 2, 3, Red Cross 2, 3, Junior Board 3, Chem- istry Club 4, Senior Board 4, NFL 4, FTA 4, Big Sister 4. CRAIG CHARLES KIMBRELL Football 2g Wheel Club 2, 3, 4. ANNE VIRGINIA KING Thespians 4. JUDITH ANN KIRSSIN Big Sister 4. GENE KLEIN PAUL RUSSEI KLEINGINNA Red Cross Representatlve 2 Chapla1n3 JERRY KNIGHT BEVERLY KAY KIMBROUGH HR Treasurer 3, 43 Chorus. WILTON JAMES KIRKLAND X-C Club 3, 4-9 Junior Red Cross Rep. 35 NHS 3, 45 Tennis 41 A.V. 4. STEPHANIE KITCHELL Calendar Girl 3g HR Secretary 2, Modern Dance 4g Big Sister 4. JUDITH DEBORAH KLEIN NFL 2, 3, 49 HR Secretaryg HR Treasurer 2g Band of Distinction 2g Majorettesg SHH 3, 43 Big Sis- ter 4g HR Veepg Chemistry 4g Jun- ior Red Cross 4. ALLAN RICHARD KNIGHT JCL 2g Band 2, 3, 4. DENA KONTER Southwest 2g Bowling Club 2: Charmettes 3. JANE KOPELMAN NFL 2, 3, 43 JCL 3, 4, Treasurer 45 FTA 3, 4, Debate 33 NHS. BETH KRESS Drivers Club 35 Pen and Sable 3, 43 Modern Dance 3, 4. DONALD KUNZE Basketball 2, 3, 43 French Club 2, 3, NHS 3, 4, SMHS 3, 43 Letter- man's Club 3, 43 NASS 45 Senior Board 43 X-C 3, 4. ROBERT LEONARD KUYPER AT 2, 33 Chemistry Club 3. MARY GAIL LANGE ROBERT ERNEST LAPSLEY Lancer Basketball 3, HR Veep 33 Plainsman Basketball 3, 4. KEN KRATO St. Louis, Mo., 2, 35 Driving Club 3, Photography Club 2, 35 Projec- tion Club 2, 3, Junior Achievement 3, High Lights Feature Editor 4: Quill and Scroll 4. DOUG KRUEGER AMY AMELIA KUPERSMITH Librarian 2g Cavaleon Staff 2, 35 High Lights Staff 2, 33 Quill and Scroll 3, 4g Cavaleon Senior Co- Editor 4, Concert Chorus 4g Big Sister 4. WILLIAM GEORGE LANE SANDRA LOIS LANGER SC Secretary 3: JCL 4- IRMA LARA HR Veep 3g HR Secretary 4. l39 EILEEN LOUISE LASH Library Club 23 Chaplain 23 Driv- ing Club 3. ANITA SUSAN LEAVY NFL 2g SMHS 3g Thespians 3g NHS 33 SHH 33 Junior Red Cross 43 Chemistry Club 43 Big Sister 43 Pen and Sable 4. ALICE PAMELA LEFEVRE JCL 23 AY 33 Big Sister 4. JOEL LENZI Pine Crest School, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., 2, 33 SC 23 Monogram Club 2, 3g Anchor Club 2, 33 Spanish Club 23 French Club 33 Swim Team 2, 3, 4, State Champ Diving and Breaststroke 2, 3, 43 Broward Coun- ty All-City Team 2, 3, 4. GEORGE RICHARD LEVI Concert Band 23 Marching Band 2g Bowling 2g SHH 3g NHS 43 Chem- istry Club 43 Chemistry Lab 4-3 SHH 4. .IUDITH ANN LEWIS AY 2, 3, Vice-Presid'nt 33 JCL 3, 4-3 HR Vice-President 2, 33 NHS 3, 4g SMHS 3, 4g Cheerleading 3, 4g Pen and Sable 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4g Key Club Sponsor 4. l40 STEPHANIE R. LIPKIN Thespians 45 Historian of Thespians 45 Chemistry Club 45 Big Sister 45 Girls' Chorus 4, Secretary 4. GERALD LOPEZ Thespians 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Chaplain 35 HR Chaplain 2, 3, 45 Veep National Thespian Honor So- ciety. MARTHA SUE LUCK HR Secretary 35 NFL Cal. 35 Big Sister 4. PENELOPE ANNE LUNN ON NFL 2, 3, 45 NFL Corresponding Secretary 25 AY 2, 3, 45 HR Chap- lain 25 Big Sister 4. SANDRA C. MABRY SC Rep. 25 Vice-President SC. CHARLENE MADDEN Junior Red Cross 25 HR Treasurer 2, 3, Secretary 3, Chaplain 45 Y-Teens 35 DCT 45 Big Sister 4. ROBERT B. MAGRUDER Key Club 2, 3, 4, Veep 3, Treasurer 43 HR President 2, 3, 43 Swimming 2, 3, 43 Letterman's 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 3, Treasurer 33 SC 2, 3, 43 NASS 3, 4, Secretary 4, Treasurer 43 All-City 2, 33 All-State 33 All- American 3. MICHAEL G. MANEILLY Volleyball 23 Bowling 4. JOAN B. MANN FTA 3, 4g Service Hour Award 33 Chemistry Club 3, 43 Clinic Assist- ant 3, 4. MARY I... IVIARTA North Central High, Indianapolis, Indiana, 2, 3g FN 23 FTA 2g Booster Club 2, 33 Block Section 2, 33 SC 33 Red Cross 4. .IOHN R. MARTIN III S.A., Texas, 23 HR President 23 Track 33 Letterman's 33 NASS 33 Wheel Club 3, 43 HR Treasurer 4. CHRISTOPHER A. MATHEWS Baseball Manager 2, 3, 43 Volley- ball 2, 3g Chess Club 2, Veep 2g Chemistry Club 33 Letterman's 3, 4. MARJORIE H. MALEN Bethseda Chevy Highg HR Veep 33 Red Cross 33 Big Sister 43 SC 4. MARYLOU MANGELS CAA 2, 3, 43 SC 2, 3g Outstanding Girl Athlete Award 23 Swim Team 3, 43 Big Sister 4. SAN DRA I. MARKLEY Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 43 HR Chap- lain 3, 43 Big Sister 4. RENIIE F. MARTEL Grosse Pointe High 23 AY 3g Jun- ior Board 33 Y-Teens 33 Senior Board 4g Big Sister 4. ROSALIND M. MARTIN GAA 23 AY 2g Librarian 2g HR Chaplain 33 NHS 4. HOPE M. MATLOCK NFL 2, 33 Junior Board 33 Senior Board 4. ELISA MATTHEWS KARIN VIRGINIA MATUSEK AY 23 Quill and Scroll 33 Junior Red Cross Rep. 33 Senior Editor, Cavaleon 43 Big Sister Senior Board3 High Lights Staff 3. JERRY L. MAXWELL JCL 23 Recording Secretary 23 HR Secretary 33 NHS 3, 43 Big Sis- ter3 SC Cabinet 4. LISA McALLISTER JAMES T. MCCONNELL X-C 3,43 SMHS 3, 4, NHS 4. KENT R. MCGAHEY Football 23 HR Veep 23 Student Council 33 Swimming 43 Wheel Club 4g Gymnastics,4. AUSTIN MERRILL MATTHEWS CLARKE A. MAXWELL Stage Crew 3g Thespians 4. SUSAN RUST MAY FTA 2, 33 Library Club 2, 33 Driv ers Club 3g Big Sister 4. JAMES A. MCCONAHAY Football 2, 3, 43 Key Club 2, 3, 43 HR Treasurer 2, Veep 4g In- tramural Coach 33 SC Rep. 33 NASS 43 Letterman's 4. ROBERT E. MCDADE Track 23 Football 3. ROBERT F. MCGILL MMM 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 2, 3g Chorus 2, 43 Football 2g HR Veep 2g Quill and Scroll 3. JOYCE ANNE McGREW SNHS 2, 3, 4g Accompanist for Chorus, Soloist, MMM 3, President 4, Thespians 3, 4, Chorus Clinic, All-State Chorus, Chorus Accom- panist and Soloist, Adv. 3, 4, NHS 4, Big Sister. EDGAR GEER McKEE JCL 2, 3, NFL 2, sg NHS 4. MICHAEL EDWARD MCKNIGHT AY 2, 3, Driving Club 3, 4. SUZANNE KATHERINE MCNEIL HR Chaplain 2, 3g Sophomore Class Queen, Cavaleon Activities Co-Edi- tor, Calendar Girl 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Red Cross Rep. 43 Homecoming Court 4, Letterman Sponsor. STEPHEN MASON MEGINNISS III Band 2, 3, 4. STEPHEN JOSEPH MENSCH JCL 23 German Club 3, 4, HR Veep 4, Junior Achievement 4. JUDITH JANE MCINTOSH Tip Toppers 2, 3, 4, HR Chaplain 2, JCL 2, V.P. Tip Toppers 4' FNA 3, Treasurer 4g Big Sister. WILLIAM ARTHUR MCKINNEY Football 2, 3, 43 HR Treasurer 3, HR Secretary 4, Intramural Foot- ball Coach 3g 2nd Prize in Fla. Stu dent Craftsman Fair 3. LADD MCLINDEN 2nd All-State Violistg AY 23 Chess Club 2: Principal All-State Violist 3, 4, NHS 4g NFL 4, L'a.llegro 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Dirigimus Hi-Y. DENNIS JOSEPH MEEHAN AY 2, 3, 4, NFL 2, 3, 4g SNHS 2, 3, 4, Vp 4, Chemistry Club 4: Dirigimus Hi-Y 4. JUDITH BREEDEN MELVIN JCL 2, Junior Red Cross Rep. 2, Thespians 3, 4. EDWARD MERKLE Football 2, 3, 4, Intramural Coach 3, Letterman's Club 3, 4, NASS 3 4. a BENJAMIN DALE MEYER Entre Nous 2, 39 Junior Red Cross 3, Treasurer 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 35 Thespians 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 45 NHS 4, JCL 45 Dirigimus Hi-Y 4, Veep of JCL. SUE KATHI MILLER ELIZABETH ANN MILLS AY 3, 4, VP 4g HR Vice-President 3, Fashion Design Award 3, NHS 45 High School Fashion Board 49 Pen and Sable 3, 4, Secretary 4. JOHN DAVID MINOR Football 2, 3, 43 HR Treasurer 3, 4, Boys' State 39 Letterman's 4-3 NASS 43 Florida Youth Advisory Council Rep. 4. JOYCE ROSEMARY MISSIRLIAN Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Big Sister 4. ROBERT ALLEN MITCHELL Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 45 L'Alle- gro 3, 4, President 43 NHS 4. ROBERT T. MOFFETT Golf Team 2, 3, 4, Captain 49 Letter- man's 2, 3, 43 HR Treasurer 2, 3, Secretary 2g NASS 3, 4, SC 4: NHS 4, SMHS 4. DIANE ELISE MOLNAR Immaculata Academy, Miami 2, 39 Spanish Club 2, 3: Cont. Ed. to School Paper 33 SHH 4, FBLA 4. ALAN VAN 'MOOTY Chemistry Club 33 Lab Assistant 4, Driving Club 4. BARBARA .IOANNE MORGAN HR Secretary 2, 3, Treasurer 43 Modern Dance 33 AY 4. RICHARD MORRIS Football 2g AY 4. JEAN MOSELEY Junior Board, Modem Dance 3, 4 HR Veep 2, 3, 43 JCL 29 AY 2 Big Sister 4. 1 n RICHARD ARTHUR MOLINARI X-C 3, 4, Football 3, 4. BARBARA ELIZABETH MOORE HR Veep 2, AY 4, Red Cross Rep. 4, Big Sister 4. IVAN MORALES Track 2, 3, 45 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4g X-Country Track 3, 4, Co- Captain 4. ARTHUR WILSON MORRIS Football 2, 33 Intramural Football 3. CAROLE MARIE MOSEBACH FTA 2, 3, 49 SC 2g Modem Dance 3, 4, President 4, AY 43 Big Sister 4g Chemistry Club 4. FAYE RITA MOSKOWITZ Chorus 2, 3, Big Sister 4. CURTIS G. MOSSO Swimming 2, 3, 4g Letterman's 2, 3, 4, All-American 35 NASS 35 NHS 4. MARY ELIZABETH MOYERS Junior Red Cross 2g Girls' Chorus 39 Calendar Girl 3g Big Sister 4. ALICE LOU MULLIGAN Chorus 2, 3g Y-Teens 25 HR Chap- lain 3, 4-3 Big Sister 4. DOMINICK J. NAPOLI Ransom School 2g HR Sergea.nt-at- Arms 3. JAMES ROBERT NEIL Springfield High School 2, 33 Bowl- ing Intramural 2g Basketball Man- ager 2, 3g Dramatic Club 2g Hi-Y 3. LYNN RAE NICHOLS Big Sister 49 Mixed Chorus 49 Thespians 4. FRANK NOVAK ALTO ODIN Football 2, HR Treasurer 2, Gym- nastics 3g Red Cross Rep. 4. DOREEN ORMROD GAA 2, 3, 4, President 4g Most Athletic Junior Cirlg City-wide GAA Rep. 3. JEROME OSTERYOUNG German Club 2, 3g HR Veepg Chemist Club 3, 4, HR Treas- YY urer 4. BONNIE OWEN FBLA 45 Big Sister 4-3 Attendance Office 3. IOANNE PALERMO Big Sister 4. CAROLINE NUTHALL Thespians 2, 3, 45 French Club 45 German Club 3. SIDNEY OLIVER North Miami Hih 2g Veep 2. DONALD ORMSBY 9 0 AY 3g Track 3, 43 GymnaSIiCS 3, 4- LINDA OUSLEY JCL 2, 3, 4g AY 43 Chemistry Club 4, Chaplain 4. LINDA PADRICK Thespian 1, 4. ANDREW PALMER Wheel Club 2. 3, 4, Secretary HR Veepg Basketball 2, 3, 4. 4 ANASTACIA PORCIA PANESIS AY 2, 3, 45 Pen and Sable 3, 45 Chemistry Club 4: HR Treasurer 4. VICTOR WILLIAM PAREDES NFL 2, 3, 45 Delegate to Student Congress 25 Beach HS 3, 45 Stu- dent Congress 3, 45 First Place Extemp Con. 4. NANCY CARLISLE PARSON AY 25 HR Chaplain 25 Modern Dance 3, 45 Big Sister 4. GORDON TERRY PARSONS Football 2, 3, 45 Key Club 3, 4: Letterman's 4. PHYLLIS JEAN PEACOCK Driving Club 35 AY 45 Chorus 45 Big Sister 4-5 Junior Red Cross 4. RANDY PENNY HR President 25 Band 25 NFL 2, 3, 45 AY 35 .ICL 35 NHS 45 Chemis- try Club 4. SYLVIA PARDO ARTHUR KELLEY PARKER ANN LOUISE PARSONS HR Secretary 2, 3, Treasurer 25 NFL 2, 3, 4, FTA 35 DCT 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Corresponding Secretary 3, Vice-President 35 Chemistry Club 3, Recording and Corresponding Secretary 35 Calendar Staff 3, ICC 4-5 Senior Board. MICHAEL PATTY RANDY PEGRAM SUE IANICE .IOICE PEREZ HR Treasurer 25 Big Sister 4. I49 ROBERT JONES PERKINS Band 2, Football 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, NASS 3, 4, Baseball 4. ERLE SINCLAIR PETERSON HR Chaplain 4. MICHAEL PETIT Cub Editor 3, High Lights Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Veep 3, Cava- leon Sports Editor 4. CHARLES J. PHILIPS GRETTA PIATT JEANETTE E. PIERCE Majorettes 2, 3, 4. BARBARA A. PETERSON Big Sister 4. JOAN PETERSON AY 3. SARA SUE PHELPS JCL 2, NFL Calendar Girl 2, 3, 4, HR Veep 2, Junior Class Secretary 3, Queen of Junior Class, Cava- liettes 4, Bar-B-Q Queen 4, NHS 4, HR President 4, Homecoming Queen 4. JUDITH TENA PHILIPSON FTA Rep. 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Big Sister 4. STEPHEN M. PIEL North Central High, Indiana, 2, Spanish Club, Basketball, Base- ball 2. PHOEBE JANE PIERCE Sophomore Class Treasurer 2, HR Treasurer 2, JCL 2, 3, Chaplain 3: Beta Outstanding Sophomore Girl Award 2, Junior Class Treasurer 3, Calendar Girl 3, 4, Crescent Club Sponsor 3, Crescent Club Sweet- heart 4, H. C. Court 4. WILLIAM E. PIERCE Band 2, 3, 4, L'Allegro 4, Chemis- try Club 4. STEVEN S. PITHER Track 2, 3, Cross Country 2, 3 SHH 4, Chemistry Club 4. WILLIAM P. PLANES Football 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, .IA 3, 4, Chemistry 4. ALFRED V. POPE Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Let- terman's 3, 4, Cavaliette Sweet- heart 4. IRA POZEN Chemistry 4. KAREN PRINS Swimming 2, 3, 4, NFL 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 4, JCL 4, Big Sister 4. .ION K. PIPER HR President 2, 3, Treasurer 3, 4, Veep 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, All-City 4, Letterman's 3, 4, AY 4, Cavaliette Sponsor 4. MARGARET PLANAS HOLLICE PLOTTS Football 2, 3, 4, HR President 3, 4, Track 3, Crescent Club 3, 4, Let- terman's 3, 4. .I OE POWELL CHARLOTTE PRESCOTT BARBARA B. RABE CAA 3, 4, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Chorus 3, 4, FNC 4. !5I IAN RADIN Chemistry Club 4, Gymnastics 4. LOIS MARY RATTIER JCL 2, 3g Pen and Sable 3, 45 HR President 3g FTA 4. BARBARA GAIL REAVES Greenville High School, Greenville, Tennessee, 2, 35 Future Homemak- ers of America 2g Science Club 2g FBLA 33 Glee Club 3g Library As- sistant 3. DAVID IRA REIBMAN Roslind KN. YJ High 2, 35 Tennis 25 Swimming 2, HR Treasurer 3. JOSEPH LAWRENCE REINA Easton fPenn.J High 2, 35 Band 23 Wrestling 2. SUZAN NE GLORIA RENUART Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Assistant Secre- tary 3, 4, L'Al1egro 4-g Big Sister 49 FBLA 4. I52 WILLIAM LAWRENCE REUTHER NFL 2g Football 2, SQ Band 2 High Lights 4, Sports Editor 4 Cavaleon Staff 4. RUTH RICHARDS JAMES P. RICHMOND BILL DONALD RISKE Homeroom Chaplain 4. FERN ROBERTS Driving Club 2, 3, 4g Junior Red Cross 2g Thespians 3, 4, Chaplain 45 HR Chaplain 4g Library Club 2g AY 3. JOHN HENRY ROBINSON Spanish Club 2g Gym Club 25 JV Baseball 23 Garden Club 23 Chem- istry Club 39 Radio Club 4. EDWARD LUIS RODRIGUEZ Intramural Football 25 Swirmning 25 Football 35 Track 3, 4. SUSAN HOOD ROLAND Fryeburg Academy, F r y e b u r g, Maine, 2, 35 Class Veep 2, Secre- tary 35 Cheering 2, 35 Softball 2, 35 Basketball 25 Driving Club 35 HR Corresponding Secretary 45 DCT 4. CAROL JOYCE ROOD Stoneleigh-Prospect Hill School, Greenfield, Mass., 25 Sophomore Class Veep5 Drama 25 Riding Club 25 Swim Team 25 JCL 3, 45 Chem- istry Club 45 Big Sister 4. BEVERLY LITTLE ROSE HR Treasurer 25 Driving Club 3, 45 Big Sister 4. CAROL SUE ROSENBERG NFL 2, 3, 45 FTA 3, 4, Recording Secretary 45 SHH 45 Driving Club 35 NHS 45 Girls' Chorus 45 Big Sister 4. MICHELE MARY ROSS Sophomore Class Secretary5 HR President 2, 35 AY 25 Typing Award 35 Corresponding Secretary of SC 45 Chemistry Club 45 FTA 4. PATTY LEE ROLAND HR Chaplain 2, Veep 25 AY 2, 35 Junior Board5 Calendar Girl 35 SC Cabinet 45 Cavaleon Staff 45 Big Sister 45 Key Club Sweetheart 4. WILLIAM BRADFORD ROMAN Crescent Club 2, 3, 45 AY 25 JCL 2. JAMES EMMET ROSASCO Intramural Football 25 M i x e d Chorus 3. EVELIO ROSELL SONA H. ROSENBERG Concert Band 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Lt. 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 HR Secretary 35 L'Allegro 3, 45 NHS 3, 45 SHH 3. 45 FTA 4. SUSAN ELLEN ROSS HR Chaplain 2, 35 SHH 3, 45 FTA 3, 45 Driving Club 35 NHS 45 Big Sister 4. ' STEVE ROSSMAN JOHN ROYER Intramural Football 2, Gymnastics 45 Track 4. BURR RUBEY AV 2, Driving Club 2. IAN STUART RUDNICK Swimming 2, 3, 4g German Club 3, 43 NHS 3, 43 SMHS 3, 4g Chem- istry Club 4g Westinghouse Team 4, Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist, National Merit Semi-finalist. HENRY RUSSELL MICHAEL ROBERT RUTKIN Basketball 2, 3, 45 Chemistry Club 4. PAUL ROTH Hi-Y, Vice-President 2, 3, President 4, Intramural Football 2. JO ANN RUBEL Quill and Scroll 4, NHS 4: Cava- leon Organizations Editor 4. MARILYN SUE RUBINE Southwest High School 2, 3g Charm- etts 2, 3, Vice-President 25 RC Rep- resentative 2, DCT 3, Parliamen- tarian 33 Senior Board. BOB STANLEY RUDNICK Pottsville High School, Pottsville, Pa., 2, 35 French Club 2, 3, VP 3g Varsity Club 2, 3g AY 2, 33 News- paper Staff 2, Editor 3g Biology Club 2, 35 Basketball Manager 2, 39 NFL 43 High Lights Staff 4. BURTON RUTKIN .IV Debater 23 Varsity Debate 3, 45 Radio Club 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4g JCL. BARBARA ELLEN SALKOF F HR Secretary 25 Big Sister 4. ,W fu 3:1 ANN M. SANDLER HR Vice-President 2, Chaplain 2, Treasurer 33 AY 33 Modern Dance 43 Big Sister 4. MARY LOU SARGENT JCL 23 Outstanding Sophomore Girl3 HR Treasurer 23 Girls' State 33 HR President 33 NHS 3, 43 Sen- ior Class Treasurer. GEORGIA SAUNDERS Red Cross 43 Girls' Chorus 4, Treas- urer 43 Big Sister 4. DAVID SCHEFFSKY Football 23 Red Cross Rep. 2, 33 Basketball 23 Junior Board3 AY 33 Prom Committee 33 HR Vice-Presi- dent 4. EDITH R. SCHOR JCL 2g NFL 3, 43 Pen and Sable 3, 43 HR Secretary 2, 3, 4g Cava- liettes 3, 4g NHS 43 Big Sister 43 AY 4. SUSI LANDIS SCHULTZ SHH 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Chaplain 3, President 4g HR Secretary 2, Treasurer 2, President 43 JCL 3, 4, Chaplain 4g PTA Representative 23 Red Cross Rep. 2, 33 Library 23 AY 33 SC 43 Big Sister 4. CHRIS SANTANDER CONNIE SAUNDERS Typing Award 33 Chorus 43 Big Sister 4. LENORE SCHATZBERG Thespians 3, 4, President 4. HENRY LESTER SCHIMF F JUSTINE H. SCHROYER Nightingale Banford High School, New York, New York, 2, 33 Drama 2, 33 Glee Club 2, 33 A11 Club 2, 33 Library Club 23 Literary Club 33 Chorus 4. JEFFREY L. SCHWARTZ JCL 23 Football 2g Valley Forge Academy, Valley Forge, Pa., 33 Let- terman's 33 Alexander Hamilton Award 33 All-City Football Team 4. JEAN SELLERS Sylvan Hills, Atlanta, Ca., 2, NHS 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, MMM 3, 4, Secretary 4, Treasurer 4, Big Sister 4. RENE ERNEST SERVAIS New Bedford High, New Bedford, Mass., 2, 3, Soccer 2, 3, Basket- ball 2, 3. PEGI SHEARON JCL 2, 3, HR Vice-President 2, Cavaliettes 2, 3, 4, MMM 3, 4, Treasurer 4, NHS 4. ANDREW M. SHELDON Football 2, HR President 2, Vice- President 3, Intramurals 2, SC 2, 3, 4, Secretary of State 4, ICC 4, Wheel Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Junior Class Veep, Co-Chairman of Prom 3, Fla. Youth Advisory Coun- cil 4. THOMAS A. SHERMAN HR Chaplain 2, Wheel Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Track 3, 4. NANCI SHIER HR Secretary 2, FTA 3, 4, Big Sister 4, Senior Board. JOAN SELLERS Sylvan Hills, Atlanta, Ga., 2, NHS 2, 3, 4, MMM 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Big Sister 4. KARIN LYNN SEVERUD JCL 2, Junior Red Cross 2, Mod- ern Dance 3, 4, HR Chaplain 3, 4, Pen and Sable 4. LEAH JANE SHEFFIELD NFL 2, 3, 4, AY 2, Big Sister 4. JOYCE B. SHEPPERD Norfolk, Va., 2, Drill Team 2, FNC 2, Curtis Tri-Hi-Y 2, Big Sister 4. IRENE L. SHIELDS AY 2, Driving Club 3, Big Sister 4, Thespians 4. THANN MILLS SHUGARS AV 3. SHEILA SKRIMSHIRE NHS 3, 4, MMM 45 Chorus Presi- dent 4. HELEN KATHRYN SINCLAIR HR Chaplain 251 Junior Red Cross Rep. 2, HR Veep .3g Calendar Girl 3, 45 Modern Dance 3, Veep 4g Prom Committee 3, HR Secretary 4, Homecoming Court 43 Pen and Sable 43 Letterman's Sponsor 4. ROBERT L. SLOTTA HR Treasurer 2, Veep 3, Veep 45 Tennis Team 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 3g NHS 3, 4, SMHS 3, 4, President 49 Chemistry Club 3. ARUNDEL SMITH Big Sister 4. REBECCA ANN SMITH HR Chaplain 3, 4, Big Sister 43 Modern Danceg Cavaleon Staff 4. RONALD CHARLES SOTT Baseball 2g Hall Guard 25 Office flelper 29 Football 3g Dean's Of- ice 4. l58 GORDON RICHARD SPRINGMYER CAROL ELIZABETH STADTLANDER FNA 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 3, 4g HR Secretary 3g Cava- liettes 4. STANLEY STEARNS ADRIENNE VICTORIA STEINBERG High Lights 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 3, 4g Big Sister 4g Cavaleon Staff 4. SANDRA PAULINE STELLA Miami High 2g Girls' Chorus 25 HR Reporter 23 AY 2g Driving Club 35 SC 4g Big Sister 4g DCT 4. DAVID NISBET STEWART Band 2g .ICL 2, 3g Chorus 3g X-C 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4g Hi-Y 3g SMHS 3, 45 NHS 4. WILLIAM SUDLOW VALERIE JANE STOBER Cliffside Park High School, Cliff- side Park, N. J., 2g Tip Toppers 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4g AY 4g Big Sister 4. ELEANOR JANE STOEHR Dan McCarty High School, Fort Pierce, Florida, 2, 35 Future Home- makers of America 2, Intramurals 29 Tennis 33 Letter Women 3g Glee Club 3g Junior Play Usheretteg Tennis 4. KAREN ANN STOLTZ HR Veep 2g Y-Teens 2, 3, Secretary 2, President 3g Chorus 3, 43 MMM 3, 4g Pen and Sable 4g Big Sister 4. CAROLYN STUART Cheerleaders 4. CHARLES BRYAN STUZIN NFL 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Presi- dent'4g Bowling Club 23 HR Vice- President 3, Editor of NFL Calen- dar 4g Chemistry Club 49 Dade County Varsity Debate Champion 4. I60 EDWARD ALTON SULLINGER NHS 45 Volleyball 45 Track 4. HELEN SWAIN Big Sister 4. PENELOPE RACHEL TAYLOR Classical High, Worcester, Mass., 25 FNA 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Secre- tary 45 Swimming 2, 35 Big Sis- ter 4. R. BRUCE TEMPEST Football 2. 5 BARBARA DEAN THOMPSON Englewood High School, Colorado, 25 JCL 2, 45 Drill Team 25 Pep Club 25 Annual Staff 25 HR Chap- lain 35 NHS 45 Chemistry Club 45 HR Chaplain 45 Junior Red Cross Rep. 45 Big Sister 4. GAIL THOMPSON CASSEDY SUMRALL Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Pres- ident 45 Concert Band 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Junior Board 35 HR Veep 35 ICC 4. PATRICIA MAY SWANSON JCL 25 Prom Committee Chairman 35 HR Treasurer 35 Modern Dance 45 Student Council Publicity Sec- retary. RITA ANN TEITLER DCT 45 Big Sister 4. ANNETTE EMMA TESSIER Laconia High School, New Hamp shire, 25 GAA 25 NFL 3, 45 NHS 45 AY 45 Chemistry Club 45 Big Sister 4. ELIZABETH SUSAN THOMPSON .ICL 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Treasurer 35 Entre Nous 35 Big Sister 4. LINDA LEE THWEAT Librarian 2, 3, 45 FTA 3, 4. I6I JOHN PAUL TIGHE HR Veep 2, President 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Letterman's 3, 4, NASS 3, 4, Veep 3, 4, Calendar Boy 4. LEWIS TOBACK Chemistry Club 4. CHARLES JACKSON TOOTHMAN Hall Guard 3, 4. MARION LEE TREST Northside High, Atlanta, Ga., 2, Drama Club 2, JCL 2, 3. LYNNE MARY TROUT JCL 3, HR Secretary 4, Big Sis- ter 4. HARRY ALVIN TUGGLE Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Letterman's 2, 3, 4, NASS 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Pres- ident 4, Junior Class King of Heart 3, HR President 4, All-City Foot- ball 4, Co-Captain Football 4. GAYLE TIPPINS NFL 3, HR Chaplain 3, Secretary 4, Pen and Sable 3, Driving Club 3, Veep 3, AY 4, Big Sister 4. CAROL MAUDE TOOMEY JCL 2, 3, Junior Red Cross Rep. 2, HR Chaplain 2, Secretary-Treas- urer 2, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Modem Dance 4, GAA 4. IPHEGENIA TREMPELAS Revere High School, Revere, Mass., 3, 4, Girls' Choir 3, Italian Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, Debating Club 3, Gables High 4, FTA 4, Chorus 4. LAWRENCE DAVID TRIMBLE Thespians 3, 4, Pen and Sable 3, 4, Red Cross Rep. 3, 4, HR Chap- lain 3, Audio Visual 4. ROBERTA DIANE TRUPPMAN Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Modern Dance 4, Big Sister 4, HR Veep 4, AY 4. SANDRA GAYLE TURNER Girls' Chorus 2, Majorettes 4. LESLIE MARSHA WALTER HR Vee 2 JRC Re . 2' JCL 2' P Q P Q 1 AY 2, 3, 4, Cavaliette Musical 3, SC 3, Junior Board 3, Senior Board 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4, Calendar Girl 3, 4, NHS 4, ICC Secretary 4, Wheel Club Sweet- heart 4, Letterman's Sweetheart 4. MARSHA ANN WARD Red Cross Rep. 2, 4, AY 4, Big Sister 4. TOM WATSON Wheel Club 2, 3, 4, JCL 2, HR President 2, Junior Board 3, Sen- ior Board 4, German Club 3, 4, Historian 3, Veep 4, Chemistry Club 4, NHS 4. DOROTHY SUSAN WEISS Hill House HS, New Haven, Conn., 2, JRC Rep. 2, 3, HR Treasurer 3, Junior Achievement 3, Journalism Club 2, Wilber Cross HS, New Haven, Conn., FTA 4. CYNTHIA MARIE WEST Art Club 2, HR Chaplain 2, HR Treasurer 3, Teen-tones 3. CLARK WHEELER HR Veep 2, HR President 2, 3, Entre Nous 2, 3, Rebel Hi-Y 3, 4, Recording Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, L,Allegm 3, 4, Senior Board 4, Wheel Club 2, 3, 4, NHS 4. CARMEN CAROLE WARD AY 2, HR Secretary 3, Big Sister 4, NHS 4. SALLY ANN WASSENBERG Swimming Team 2, 3, 4, All-City 3, All-State 3, HR Treasurer 2, 3, FTA 3, 4, Historian 4. JAMES WEIR Wheel Club 2. 3, 4. SUZANNE WELLS Modern Dance 3, FTA 3, 4, Tip Toppers 3, 4, Big Sister 4. EVELYN JUNE WEST HR Chaplain 2, 3, 4, AY 2, 4, Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, State Band 2, 3, State, District Medalist 2, 3, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Westinghouse Team 3, 4, Captain 4, Young Scien- tist Research Program 4, SNHS 3, 4, NHS 4. BETTY ANN WHITCOMB HR Treasurer 2, HR Secretary 2, 3, AY 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Corresponding Secretary 4, FTA 3, 4, Senior Board 4, High Lights Advertising Co- Editor 4. BURKE WHITE JUDY WHITELEY MARIE ANITA WIGGINS MMM 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN LEE WILLEY Swim Team 3g Big Sister 4. JOHN CALVIN WILLIAMS LOW PAMELA WILLIS French Club 2, 35 HR Treasurer 2 Big Sister 4-. CAROLYN LEE WILSON AY 2g Girls' Chorus 2g DCT 43 HR Secretary 4-. JIM WINSTON RICHARD ERNEST WOLFFERTS WILLIAM F. WOODWARD Basketball 2, 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 4g Lettem1an's 3, 4. ROSALIND JUNE WOOLF L'A1legro 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 NFL 3, 45 JCL 3, 4g Chemistry Club 4g Big Sister 4-. DONNA WRIGHT I 66 MIKE WARREN YASKIN Track 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA E. YERO English Award of Honor 2, HR Treasurer 33 DCT 4, HR President 4-, President 45 ICC 4. GARY S. ZABRISKIE Intramural Football 2g Gym 3, 43 Track 3. WILLIAM R. YEATTS JCL 2, 3, 4-g Volleyball 2, 33 B Squad Football 23 Intramural Foot- ball 2, 3, AV 2, 3. LEONARD WILBUR YOUNG Willingham High, Macon, Georgia: Literary Club 2, 3, Veep 3: Red Cross 2, 3, President 3: Spanish Club 3g Beta Club 33 SC 3: Veep Library Club 3. PATRICIA ALICE ZADIGIAN JCL 25 Chorus 2, 3, Modern Dance 3, DCT 4-. Ah Ha' no more books for awhile, we're taking a slow Get lost, will yall' says Mike Little after taking a pass from boat to college Howard Burkart. Mike ran out of bounds farther downfxeld The action took place in the Orange Bowl. The opponeht was North Miami. Kathy Lowry secretary Pete ,lohnson vzce presrderzt Carlton Cole presrdenl and Mary Lou Sargent treasurer are hob nobbmg w1th the Semmoles m thelr natlve habltat l960' we made It SENIORS at last Graduatlon a word that to some means happlness others sadness to be leaylng Cables the center of our llves for so long a tlme Only yesterday lt seems we were enterlng as Sophomores frlghtened cur1ous and eager when actually lt was three years ago 1958 It dldnt take us lon to accustom ourselves and flt r1 ht mto the routme w1th the offlcers we chose to lead Howard Burkart Angelme Stadler Mlchelle Ross and Phoebe Plerce There were the dances sales class projects books lockers and fees to pay topped w1th never endm studles At our Kmfr and ueen of Hearts Dance we crowned SUZIC lVlcNe1l and Ellrs Vaughn as our Soph Sweethearts Cavahette cheerlead 1n and varslty tryouts added to our school sp1r1t as d1d the knowledge that we were chosen runner up foot ball champs of Florlda And before we knew rt we had progressed up the ladder of achlevement to become Jumors The ln between class It was an excltlnv year h1 hlrghted by electlons for student govern ment posltlons and lunlor Class offlcers thls t1me we elected Elhs Vaughn Sara Sue Phelps Andy Shel don and Phoebe PICTCC Of course the usual dances and the magmflcent Prom that we so dlllgently slaved on belnff the shlnmg result Junlor Kmff and ueen of Hearts Sara Sue Phelps and Harry Tuggle were presented at our Valentlne Dance and 1n the mldst of all thls our school work and studymg relgned supreme some of us ot a taste of College Board Exams and how lt would be next year as Senlors Our ,lunlor year was made even more wonderful when our mlghty Caval1er football team captured the t1tle of Florlda State Champs then suddenly It was our turn to be Lords of the Domarn each actlvxty took on a speclal meanlnff because we would be domg them for the last tlme as SENIORS football games assemblles the Semor Class Ball the Cavallette lVlus1cal the Cavaleon Cavern the last of exams and Semor Sklp Day many honors had come to our class and school at all of whlch we were lmmensely elated flnally our Prom somethlng to stay w1th us forever another phase of our llfe drawlnv to an end Onward upward be our watchword conquer and prevall has been our 1nsp1rat1on throughout our years at Gables and as we recelve our dlplomas the symbol of all our toll tears and laughter and thmk of saylng ,ood bye to all of our frlends and farewell to Gables as we step forth 1nto the world each 1n hrs own d1rect1on lt does not seem so sad when we reahze that we Wlll always haye these thlngs rn common the t1tle of Class of 60 memorles wonderful happy remembrances but most of all the feellnv of prlde and joy that we were graduated from Coral Gables Semor H1 h the School of D1st1nct1on . 7. fl s Y ' J a - , ' , ' ,,,t0 ... , I U ' '7 U n :U 1 . . 1 C A F N H , , ' - g D Q v v . l ' 04 -In l 1 ' 'cr ' ' -' v - - D 4 .nn Y D . ... 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F . , , w, I' .gil il fl' J!! l N' 7' I I . 1 1 . , , A. .W , . , ,f I Y , . . nr l 'Be sociable, look smart, be up to date with Sealtest. ,lf -ll f SMI? ll: wdsifas ' 2 .A ,x I , i . jjff' BILL FRATES VICKI HARWOOD Most ebonair PETE JOHNSON KATHY LOWRY Most fficienl :'Good-bye, cruel world ! U Getting a lot done, good buddies? Most army Free HERB BROADWATER MARIA MUNOZ M ost racious TOM BLACK JULIE KEYES Friends to the bitter endvwhich will be soon. CHARLOTTE PRESCOTT JOHN NICHOLS M os! ighbrow IX . v S 'xr fa? N, 1 iff 'E 8' H- X Kfa F ,F , lieu , K : .-. Z y R f. - 1 HL g T, V 9 i t an , -, W A ,.V. , ., ,1 Z71'?',- f 46 gg s 'X C Q.5f W 11' Q-V L f' ,IE gagff ., 1 P 7 1 1 - K5 ' ffm--' ,. A, aria' w gggeyv f 3 iff -ww ,mr V ii-V5i!,iLV , , M My ,f ,911 ,fww ' '5Z1if?ig3 'w Q Their faces are known throughout the country. No wonder he's attracted to her. 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X , g,,f ' y KATHY SINCLAIR BILL BURD u ite Ihe Thing Most cliable ANDY SHELDON PATT Y SWANSOIN cirzlillalirzg PAT GONYA ANGIE STADLER iii-nt.,-,..i 1XY ' Sparkling personalities-their keynote to success. They're ready for action in their U. S. Keds. 1, 6 I F JUDY AURRIE DAVID SCHEFFSKY erpsichorean 1-1 Q - . N l K, Aawfkw S ' 'ici v 1 'Wy i 5 Z 2 5 E i isesl FRED STODDARD PAT JONES 'ir-y,3 ,Mtg Q W 54 , Hn ll Which hand holds the M and Mls? So that's where they get all the answers. RHODA EMERY BOB FRIIS That Indefinable Quality They gave their All for Gables. We suspect a Snow job. ealous HARRY TUGGLE GEORGIA SAUNDERS Where there's Life there's hope. eafs Most Distinguished VICKI GALBRAITH JOHN BERNARD 2 1 3 W4-J' likfmxbti ' vi'-:sri 1. K viii: 1... 1 Q' -Q s x 1 1 Ak, , I - ,gg . , if M 1 1, ,111 a-.1 . In ' eg ,Hu 'V' . . 'Q . 3 H: 1 ' , 1 . ff. V: NY' it ,. , 4 ,,I..4i,,,. , ,,, 1, ' -x'J 71S 'Pf '-., 21'-1 41 ?k W V1 'W33f'x.v- 1 ' ' k ' 3 Y' 5 ' .at ' 1 1 . V-1 ,af - . 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'.,f,.. -flncfg '4 7 7'...' 4' 4 . 1 ' .. . , - - ,- ,'.-'I .,.....A ff' .'a7' '-.1 .mgcxuf .QA . ., , .V ,.'Q'-gp. ,-' A 'a1Ca ! , QAGK1' 4- It ..m. 5, 3 TUDE T ACTI VI TIE Student Activities keep Cables on the go by day and by night. Everything from music to politics is covered . . . dancing is at its peak in the modern dance group . . . only the sweetest strains come from the chorus . . . the perfect combination of skill and timing is evident in the marching Cavaliettes . . . pep and school spirit at those important games are guided by un- tiring cheerleaders . . . school laws are laid down by Student Council . . . clubs are united under the efforts of Inter-Club Council . . . the Junior and Senior Boards plan all kinds of surprises from sales to dances for the school . . . orchestra gives touches of the classics . . . band provides the spark of excitement at all the pep as- semblies as well as on the field . . . En- thusiastic receptions greet dramatists. No matter what field one participates in he can be sure of the entire school's back- ing. Yes, our student activities permit each and everyone of us to help keep up the reputation of the fine school. Fame Is the Band of Distinction FIRST ROW: Crames, Rickey, Sudlow, A.g Zsbodzynski, Fleischman, Strong. Smith, Evans, Kaufman. SECOND ROW: Digmun, Simon, Serkin, Thompson, Everingham, Whittenberg. Valentine. Byrd. Scherer, Zdrr, Mitchell, Cronquist. THIRD ROW: Stearns, S.g Kunze, Holloway, Bunndger, Ebsary, Lane. Ditsler. Joseph. Long. Woodard, Ledli, Carlone, McClain. Green, Cripps, Cherry. FOURTH ROW: Knaub. Merwin. Pesgram. St. Laurent. Kerr. V.g Kerr. H., Jones, Danley. Director. Mr. William Le Due. val, in Washington. climaxing this trip with a historic sight- seeing tour and a visit to Willianislmurg. Virginia. The splendor of lNliami's annual Orange Bowl and Junior Bowl Parades were enhanced further by the spirited playing of our band. ln January they presented their annual con- cert to the Student Body and then held a public concert. captivating their audiences. Never stopping for a breather in their goal for success, the Band of Distinctionl' went to the State Contest. in St. Petersburg. Florida, where as in last year they came home with superior ratings. l 2 x .lohn Distler, Drum llajor, leads the Band of Distinction. I87 Distinction Is Theirs 1 .ii il I 'Q . HAND OFFICERS ure. FIRST HOW: S. .'xilllIf'S. seworzd Ht'llff,IIlIlIff D. Dim-kvnson. sfwrvlfzry: D. Olsen, trvrzs unfrg S. Rosenberg. first fivlllvllrllll. SECOND ROW: B. Ke-rr, 11111141 f'll1?fIll'l1j I,. I':fiI'kNllll. se'f'01zr1lif'1ztrnnnl Al. Ditsler. rlrum major: B. Pivwv. 1191111 lfllIII'l!'flIIIlSff,I'I B. Nfitvhvll. first Iff'Illl'IIIlHf. This is a Cables' jazz sessim1'!'f'! 5 L Mix I gvt Xu Nivk of all they- i11le'rprvtutmn of V , - V A u f ' .LI J' ' I? ,V Qx ,gf 1 ,L Q 'V :KB M' ' Q' A ,'?xI n L J gi! v , 'ir lx tvglf f -3- S Q' QA',?' -f 1 few Q . f 1 G -aw ' ,- ' 119 X N,Y,'53 v I if 2 gg ii ,kg Y, Ag.. fa' 39155553 If Q . X , Q .,, ,rf 9,9 I f , ,F ,, f 1 1 Y V y y' f fy 0 ' rfd+N V tif' Nr Ao,...'? 1-ax. CF' 4 X 4, f ee :Q fi ,Fl ,,. 3 5' - if11,'1ji',l,.-gli 'fe-, ,J ,4 mf. ' f X , fwiv' ' JMiiw' x ' 'L ww . W .wx Asiggi--J-,gE,:',5r,x,.,.,, W 1 16:4 gan, 'S' xl, 1 I i 3 Q4 MEM, WN-x Gables Ccwaliettes Attention! Left! Right! The smart stepping Cavaliettes perform with perfection to these commands as they go through their routine drills for the entertainment of all who watch them. These girls per- form well, both on and off the field. as their annual production of the Cavaliette Musical demonstrates. BOTCITIH B1'3dQh3W Camfield Converse Dortch Dougla A asf- Earlw Eastrldge Fuller Goodwin Grentner Higgins High Idxl Jackson Jensen Kehoe Micheals Parks Phelp Robbins Qchor Shearon Stadtlander g . H , ,. i . I 1 E . Noted for-Uniform Drills , f ,, ig f.' , , f -f'-fwfsggi fggnw.-V if , of . .f A 3g2g1:f , H,,i M,,l,i .1 .. A ,V -i .1-aifglsf 'i if 'Wm' an 6E,w'.,.4f Cavaliettes form a V for Victory while practicing for another flawless performance Vinal Walter Wilson Winter Wolfe The choice was hard. but after hours of balloting, these boys won the vote. They are: Jon Piper, sponsorg Alfred Pope, szveetheartg and Douglas Jones, sponsor. CAROLYN WRONSKE Captain MRS. ETHEL STEELE Sponsor High Plumed Majorettes Coral Cables Majorettes A Corps, left to right: Linda Betchtel, Sue Renuart, Rosemary Milon, Carol Conklin, Sandy Turner, Barbara Paltridge, Betsy Caldwell, Cookie Winchester, in front, Susan Eschleman. Always leading our Band of Distinction are our sparkling Majorettes. Their difficult routines are performed with grace and beauty. Mrs. Joan James and Mr. Le Due are their mentors. The girls twirled for our enjoyment and in competition. They marched if At' ia.-,, C L. lf er.-sf, ' 'QL 'L .-v.'f'.i , L. 1' 1 i ' ' 1 Q9 5 5 Tiff.-i W Q h. Q ge , 'Wi' fffi , 4 ' '. 1 ff! '1iem ' ' MQW?- ' 4.03 f .4 5 4:l'a ff M ' A.Su.w-f Lynn LaChapelle, Karen McCar- rick. star twirlists. are our precision experts. I94 in the Cherry Parade in Washington. D. C.. and the King Orange ,lam- boree. B Corps Majorettes, left to right: flag, Marian Allen, Pat Castle, Patsy Dekle, Diana Apeland, Linda La Bioda. Spirited Morale Boosters i 1 FIRST ROW: Carolyn Stuart, Barbara Greenlee. Debbie Michelson. Becky Jones. SECOND ROW: Marie Planes, Co- Captain Carolyn Butler. Captain Leslie Walters, Nancy Nimmo. THIRD ROW: Andria Hernandez. Maryilyn Harris, Judy Hasencamp. Judy Lewis. Many new traditions started with this yearls cheerleading squad. New uni- forms. a Sweetheart and two Sponsors. and a Junior Varsity squad were among the additions. Under the direction of Miss Joan Reitsma. these spirited girls boost the teams and the student body during Pep Assemblies. These girls spend hours striving for the perfection. Hi, ti.. .Iunior Varsity Cheerleaders Lee Hamilton, Bebe Parker and Timmie Dutcher spell out VICTORY for our team. I-.f 5 s I ah XS, pf xsrjilmgi INK 1V X, xx U 'S 4 51 A K Q 1' M L ff .f if I ',xA 9 4 . 3 ,Q Reaching Peak of Perfection MR. DAVID FELDMAN Under the supervision of lVlr. David Feldman, our Dramatics Department has been able to achieve great heights in the field of acting. This year,s production of the Broadway hit The Rainmakerv proves that our students' acting abilities are rap- idly reaching a peak of perfection. Warning! Curtain going upl are words that the students of the Coral Cables dramatics department are well acquainted with. Our dra- matics program is more than just a study of the theater. it's the learning of life and its people. What some actors will do just to get a part! '1 This is only one of the many hectic rehearsals that the cast of The Rainmakern underwent to make another successful dramatic production for Gables. I97 tudent Actwmes Creates in i ?l 'f I Ready Oh Lets Go Qaws Leshe Walter ,.. P' Flrbt 1n l1ne Karen lVIcCarr1ck our head majorette our Cheerleadmg Captam ' Shut up' And eat xour cranberr1eQ Football boomers banquet was the most 'x .r A it ' 'W ' 'f A 5 1 ' - 5 I A . ff N aw ,W it Vx' f , 4 W 4 Q' A H wh, 4? 4 x . L -if l xii yuh 'm fE'?f',, s Beauties Reign Over fi G? C? b:.:: 0 I f IlN1tlCb were enhanced hy the beauty of our queen and her court They are ur IOITIECOIHIHQQ es bmclalr Phoebe Plerce An ehne Stadler and Suz1e 'Nfchlell Seated le her majeqy Sara Sue Phelp 200 Prlncesses Kathw Homecoming Festivities This year's Homecoming Week was one gigantic whirlwind of fun for all. It began with the crowning of our viva- cious queen and her court at the Pep Assembly. Speaking of assemblies, our annual Homecoming Pep Assembly was highlighted by the hilarious satire of Gables in the 20's,, performed by the members of our Dramatics Department. X, Swing it, boys! I'm just rarin' to go. 'rt Fight the team across the fieldi'-These are cheerleaders9 Wfhanksgivingi' may have meant turkey and cranberries for some but for the enthu- siastic Student Body of Gables, it meant the gridiron clash against Southwest. The only time the tension filled stadium relaxed was to enjoy the bombastic melodies of our Band which filled the air. Everyone had a whooping good time as they did the Cables 'Snake Dancei' around our Homecoming bonfire before the big game. It was one hectic evening of fun with the band playing, the cheerleaders in a frenzy. and the students yelling their hearts out. lgfdwi. All right! Who's been playing with matches? Student Council and Cabinet 5. . K .f . ,Xa A54 ' STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES are, FIRST ROW: E. Kay, D. Callahan, R. Martin, K. Lowry, P. Johnson SECOND ROW: J. White. D. Jackson, C. Early, L. Stinson, B. Hays, K. Johns. THIRD ROW: J. Kirkland, C. Cesarano B. Smith, J. Hasencamp, J. Hines, J. McConohay, J. Schwatrz. FOURTH ROW: C. Wheeler, D. Kunze, P. Poppe, M Goldman, L. Lefevre, J. Broadway, W. Mertz, D. Brown. FIFTH ROW: E. Sullinger, R. Esbitt, J. Fretwell, J. McKenna C. Bassett, R. Stearns, F. Wyman, B. Murre, B. Emley. SIXTH ROW: F. Stoddard, S. Scherer. J. Catlin. D. Heck, N Jones, B. Yew. J. Firestone, B. Fischer, D. Miller, D. Healy. SEVENTH ROW: R. Gertman, L. Lehew, J. Osteryoung D. Dupuy, L. Sandler, N. Bishop, S. Huff, R. Sisk, D. Leftus, J. Noppenburg, J. Downey. EIGHTH ROW: J. Abram, C Cornelius. D. Disspain. J. Hanson, A. Marchando. T. Barren, B. Jones, G. Gaither, A. Worthington, S. Stella, V. Cam field. NINTH ROW: K. Smith. B. Parker. B. Rethorst. B. Rich. D. Shaw. I.. Crawley. B. Snodgrass, C. Wilke, D. C-or don. D. McCorquodale. 202 'C Agree on Policy STUDENT COUNCIL CABINET, SEATED: S. Dawes, J. Maxwell. M. Fondern. C. Butler, M. Ross, B. Eastridge. SECOND ROW: P. Conya, C. Gale, P. Swanson, L. Kehoe. P. Roland. Il. Rethorst, R. Kelly. THIRD ROW: I. Tew. J. Brown, B. Ezell. D. Heck. A. Sheldon, L. Erickson. Down goes the gavel . . . Will the meeting please come to order . . . This is the familiar sound of each Student Council meeting. Projects that the council executes are the selling of the pom-poms, I.D. cards, post office at Christ- mas, Homecoming Week and many other Student Activities. Problems and suggestions arise during meeting which are in turn given to the Student Council Cabinet who does its best to meet these requests. The cabinet consists of nineteen mem- bers appointed by the Student Council President, and approved by the Student Activities Advisor. Mr. William Byrd is the man who guides and directs all the functions, and is always working for the best for our school. if These are our diligent Student Council officers busy performing their duties: Vice- President John Nichols, Treasurer Phoebe Pierce, President Ellis Vaughen, and Secretary Angeline Stadler. Board Foundation for Junior Class . AWAY-bs.-kwa --.H ,, JUNIOR BOARD MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW: Susan Bailey. Fran Malice, Anita Bjork, Nicki Cefalu, Didi Alvarez. SECOND ROW: Caldwell, Cuerreno, Jones, Neahr, Graham. THIRD ROW: Lomax, Tschumy, Vinal, Burt, Winicki. FOURTH ROW: Bates, King, Becker, Dowlen, Dix. FIFTH ROW: Michelson. Hasencamp, Kaufman, Winter. Erick- son. SIXTH ROW: LaChapelle, Speck, Spiecker, Nimmo. Kelly. Smith. Junior Board officers are: President Len Holloway. Secretary Penny Poppe, Treasurer Susi Reno. and Vice-President David Callahan. junior Board guided hy Miss Jean Reitsma and Nlrs. Charlotte Cleland govern the junior Class. It is composed of one representative from each home- room and the class officers. Projects this ycar were Beat Nliami High huttons. the Junior Class Dance in February, and the junior-Senior Prom which will he the highlight of the year. 204 Planners of Big Things ,..,mM M W-q..,...,, r..e,, ..,.. MM. Z K sr , ,WWW . . Mm, -..Q SENIOR BOARD MEMBERS are FIRST ROW Martel Jensen Shearon Harrls SECOND ROW Matlock Wallace Aurre Ezell THIRD ROW Wllllams Davles Kapner Wheeler FOURTH ROW Hlll Walters Burd Parsons FIFTH ROW Bradshaw Woolley Grafton Stoddard SIXTH ROW Watson Kunze Marllyn Jensen Pegl Shearon and Pete Johnson are decoratlng for the Semor Class Dance Senlor Board members are busy every year wlth preparatlons for thelr Craduatlon and thelr well earned Sklp Day One of then many projects IS the Senlor Class Dance held 1n January These members represent thelr home rooms and are coordmated by the Semor Class sponsor Mr B111 Byrd. Axis for Clubs Ef- lnter-Club Council, sponsored by Mr. William B. Byrd, consists of representatives of all the honor- aries. interest and service clubs within the school. This group has been formed to promote harmony among the organizations and strives for closer cooperation and co-ordination. Left to right: L. Schatzberg, L. Bush, S. Hay, D. Jackson, M. Munoz, T. Gallagher, D. Olson, J. McGrew, B. Ormrod, P. Yero. Standing, FIRST ROW: P. Jones, J. Finsten, D. Blaine, B. Eastridge, A. Parsons. SECOND ROW: P. Slotta, M. Allison, T. Black, C. Sumrall, N. Bishop, C. Cole. F. Stoddard. P. Roth, H. Levinson. THIRD ROW: H. Burkart, H. Tuggle, B. Plotts. Leslie Walter, secretary of ICC, and President John Nicholls are busy at wok on servicedhon- orary. and interest club points. 206 l l Carlton Cole and Pat Conya start the day by raising the school flag. MARIA V MUN OZ A hundred mllhon mlracles SHH NHS and Cavaleon co edl or personahty and under standm her ,oal the top PRISCILLA A ESTES They cant take that awav couraoe and determlnatlon a flashmg smlle a truly out standlng co edltor and journallst Cavaleon Salutes Class of 1960 Cavaleon 1960 salutes these members of the Class of ,60 for the1r merltorlous achrevements They helped make Gables more truly the School of D1St1HCt1OH through thelr many honors Thelr generous contributlons and loyalty typlfy the best ldeals of Coral Gables Senlor Hlgh School T . 1 - e s ' ' 1 CT U' r., . . . , t 9 1 7 U n s 1 PHOEBE PIERCE We amt cot a barrel of money a PICCISC budget balancer throu hout her years at Gables a complrment to the Home comm, Court 'f V MMM, ar? Ea ANGIE STADLER Buzz around buzz around keep a buzzln round how dld thls cute lassle fmd enough to keep her busy for Gables she dld anythln ELLIS VAUGHN You re the top a great scholar leader much patlence and understandmg fabulous per sonalrty yes the Student Coun crl presldent led the way . , ' 7 U , U . C7 . U A , 5' f ' ' 5? Ev, ' 5 - 5 , If f fffrw fwfm-!5f.:i I a 1 , f, . , , . . ' ff C l I 7 . 7 - , fg5l'y,m-lucelzesf-Q'fve.,s-lf tncxfqlgwfl Q16 -lo clhex move Elowtlggu X 7 Sa ANDY SHEL ON 'f,Q,,o-.mf ,, - Q Who can ask for anything more? ' - ' avls-iQ5 LQF-l'Qmfl'ywLfQ d.u.. ess Q, to , W LQ . . . personality . . . Student Coun-Q L cil, ICC . . . and on time Ctliii, CLYX always clone right QV CLQQ- Nl-a W, Ok tm + 1+ LW LL, KATHY LOWRY Get a job she dld er notes ot the Semor Class and NHS throu h the year w o says beautx and brams dont mlxl to J at SQA CRA gt 'YQ E652-Q 749f7 CTO 1 Th ll be me chances madexN V throu h as prexy of A d Sem Class serv ICC clone W1 a smll 209 Q- lb sstt t nl , l 'o C ll M 166 F R 95 Q w f , ' , xi K ?'XQ XX 2? f sg X Ii LE X U QQ K 7. . . r ' g X, J f' a az X Q X -qv'- '? HOWARD BURKART March on to uctory for Cables the eviecuine on the football 16 d for the frostm on the cake lI'1tCll1 ence and looks HARRY TUGGLE Take me out to the ball Dame name the sport and he was hero ave hls all for Cables WOODY WOODWARD A task et a reen and yellow bas e ne hmm a ball and he xull elther smk lt 1n a basket or lam lt on er the fence SUZIE McNEIL Found a mllllon dollar babv a cheerful hello and a frrendly smlle led to her bem on the Homecomm Court WW WCZWf!!f M Md Z ,ff fffyifydf 1 f' f fo X626 ua,-gfafy KATHY SINCLAIR 4' ,ply .W D1d you ever see a dream walk mg? the Homecommo Court and Lettermen were charmed by er 0-I4 M I MW' SARA SUE PHELPS Sweet and lovelw she rergned over everythm the Bar B Homecomm and the Jumor Class ffl' fcwfgny ZII 51' Q3 , A ? Q, QAI' C ff C . ' . - -Q7 ge If 7 1 . A-fl A ,xJMLyr I fd! 'Z , 5 1 ff - l, U K, ,f 1 ,.!, .Z 5 fr ,f J aff' , 47 VM, ,pt J ,, , 4 ,V lllrlvvd I 1 I4 1 Z, ,lf , if yi! ' 4 h FRANK FROEHLING Swing high, swing low . . . talent and sincerity . . . Gables, contri- bution to the Davis cup fAus- tralia soon found outt JOEL LENZI How deep is the ocean? . . . if Cables, answer to the Olympics . . . is there any swimming feat this nymph cannot conquer? BOB FRIIS A rolling stone gath- ers no moss . . . Na- tional Merit, West- inghouse, debate, just to name a few . .. thanks, Bob, for help- ing to keep Cables the School of Distinc- tion! 'ff Y., ,,. Q .ii qs, JIQNE WEST As time goes by . . . she is reaching her goal in science a '--- n ' V' X, -Wx MAXINE COLDMAN Proudly stands our alma mater . . . with a student like this 2l3 55: j : .fr Nlllxl ALLISON Youxe Got What It Take a del1 htful com hmatlon of xslt and 1ntell1 ence a wsmner III exerx fleld C XROL CI IFFORIJ Grown -Xccu tumed Io XOUI Fate lf there was a laulel to he won Faml mon It a capable journall t at heqrt 2l4 Qi I ,,ee l .'X'll IONICS Shuffle Off To Radeliffe77 . . . on her way she nm umm 1 tmdm mem Hc ',1 JOHN NICHOLS Ilme On Nlx Hands he had ex ersthm else but a de2erxm Student Councll weep aluax xx 1lllI1 to help ilk t-'frltiz -fl' 'ts f 1 ' we . . I , j.e-5553 - - Y 7 Q .U - . . . .C ' V I L Q. .v',L YQ . X V' .f A V X ' 4, fra, - I V' Q 43- V ' -. ' N A 12,522 It . J ' , l , . W H Q V Y Q ' . v Y v v . or I , , . . . , I 1 . . . I U . ' 1 thls... -'gr ' V S L ' 'S ' 2 . I 6 'HSP' sw-q!P ' was-f JOHN DITSLER It s the best band 1n the land a perfect call for an outstandm drum major NIRS CHRIS STEERS All the tlnnns you are a wonderful fr1end a creat Mother a truls outstandmo sponsor fColumb1a ahreesl cf 'Wun- MRS HELFN RATH MR WILLIAM BYRD MCm0T1CS are made Of thls thanks for all those Thanks for the memorles semor acuvmes were tollsome hours 1n the front Off1CC we all ap just creat an excellent sponsor ruth earth PICCIHIC the job well done w1th a snnle Shattermr ldeas 215 CHOOL LIFE After school hours, the doors clang shut. but the school is still alive . . . Cokes at ,limis . . . club meetings . . . so we live through the weekdays. and on weekends we LIVE . . . dances. in our homes and at sehool . . . beach parties . . . luncheons. slumber parties. even studv parties . . . Seniors learn about the long. long wait for college acceptances . . . and meanwhile, sweat through exams with the rest of us . . . Pep assemblies for football . . . we flit through the basketball season . . . Holi- davs . . . officially. the great reign of Turkey land Homecoming! . . . Christ- mas and New Year, when we wish there were no schoolwork to return to . . . and after two weeks of parties, open houses, and more parties. we almost believe in our wishful thinking . . . The unofficial 'holi- davs of Halloween, Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's, April Fool's. and Beethovenis Birthday . . . we celebrated them . . . at school . . . ive sweated and knitted our way through second semester . . . some finished their creations . . . others were almost finished scholasticallv by unsvmpa- thetic teachers . . . we began to sense the END . . . Skip Day, . . . the Cavern, . . . finally Graduation . . . a new group of lorcllv seniors . . . school life not dead but dormant over the wonderful summer to come. wtwl 2 I 8 Eager Noplx ell ' Ju t gne em tlme Sep tem ber 332 The summer s ox er lt s t1me to start aness rnadras madras who s frot the madras Wheel Club began the xear mth a bw blast a bermuda blast a second contrl butlon to a QYSIIIUIDU start was the lxlck off Bar B ue old frlends frreeted old frlends and patten neu ones on the back once affam dead lmes began to creep around the corner Tradltlonal klclx off barbecue That Bermuda blast got thmgs off to a good start Big Sister-Little Sister Tea and all the sympathy for all the sophomore girls just beginning their long truclgc through -s.NNX,,, K, Cables . . . the familiar halls were just as erowcl- efl as we rememherefl them . . . no sooner fliml we step inside the Classf room than we were faced with the same old routine sophomores beffan leafnmn football SOHUS goph Got down to work in a hurrx and cheers excite ment prew ailed f to cz Starz Tus senior remembermv summers fun trles to bolt out B1g.S1 ter little Sister lngrdlly Folled again . . . . K. Q rw Q S, ' ' ' o o o f li , 1 uestron of the wear? Whs does anwone pay for a locker New hallenges in home do thelr homework at school whrle 220 How could me ever hare forgotten those plles and prles of hooks? home work agarn hit us 1n the face and brought new sleepless mvhts e old problem of too much junk for too small lockers loomed out at us anew longer and welrcler handshakes appeared on the scene phones be Han huzzmg affarn chatterboxes were to be others carry lt home mth them - C . . . th D ' D I a u I seen everywhere. O I O The ancient excuses for being late began popping out again. the most pops ular being the flat tire . . . poor sophomores were sent on wild-goose chases. and sold tickets to the swimming: pool and elevators . . . teachers be- gan wearing those fixed grins . . . yes. by the end of this month we were definitely back into the old swing: of things and looking forward to June. One Gableitek answer to Mack the Knife. It took ai long time for some of us to get used to being dignified. ,Q ,.,.,.', :Xn ancient excuse for tardiness+ask any teacher Gables has avid fans of all kinds. Octo ber Wliere are Nixon and Kennedy? The Cavaliettes had a Hag-Drag . . . pictures of our beautiful girls are to be seen in the display case if the 100 hall . . . thefre nominations for the 1960 NFL Calendar . . . BOO . . . Halloween is here, you donit know who your best friends are these days. f :uma . Higgs LA, in ,itq :RIS M 1371! fum l l:Z'? q5ls1fiiai0 X wlmvnrri k W, Witches and goblins galore were out 531 nm gill' l lzm' NM, ffpy ,t.f V . . . the college prep classes are quoting Ham- let . . . Back to School night brought our parents in swarms for a sample of a second student-hood . . . the Junior Class stag- es elections . . . Have you bought your Cava- leon? Everybody's asking this question . . . All the clubs are busy tapping new members. After the parents, the students will be a pleasure. Full Swing Ahead last Halloween in the Orange Bowl 1 ..a fp? Is this why I came to Cables? H E Need we say anything more? She made it with a ghost of a chance at the as- sembly. 223 fhe N Xbb oclx hop wa hard on those och member Whirling into the third month of life at Gables. ssc found lots to do exaluators were lO0lClI'l0' ox er our shoulders for a hect1c four days and fl nallw announced the ffood news about us drama enthuslasts headed t Gamesulle for the annual drama festlx al PT X dance Step two three and me re off for the N XSS sock hop Fwaluators ewerywhere' Bt the decl 1011 that X l re tlose glflb leadlng those power packed fumes or Gables IQ tops was worth 1t have then Jomed the team ' Homecommff Week was a hectrc success as always our loxely Homecom Court dld eredlt to Gables aeplrrnf Glu dents met at school m a really rnformatne Col leffe lN1Uht the foot ball Qeason ended 1n an enthusrastrc but unsuc Ceesful fluru ueen court, and e Corte meet the enemw mrdfreld Tlroee smllee were slrll painted on at the end of the ordeal Fun and Games New man on the squadll Lettermens has frnally drafted rts sweetheart ffvkXI 9 Don t blame me' I was only the water boy' 0 me .15 l: tv ing ' ' ' I . Y - . . . e L. - Y - - y cc f- as C - D u s u - Q , X 'Y . . ' Q . N V. . O O o W.W,m,m.m,WM on 5 l li f f . L.,..Qf v'.f 4 ,'- w u S ' K. l 4 'A Q k 'sir 0 M T 7 , . f , if 1 3 This may be a bird in the hand-but-then again . . . . . . Tests and Pests 5 Turkeys jittered and hid while we frantically searched for them . . . for the first time this year, kids became nervous wrecks over College Boards . . . vivacious Miss Lettermen was honored . . . Shakespeare scored another hit . . . cheer- leaders praised their choice. 1 5 t -ln-g ln 'ifiltu 5 Q 2 Q4-J Cot to look ahead The final bell rm 111 Various methods are emploxed in preparing for S only 4-3 mmurec College Board 226 General Motors came through with another fas- cinating assembly that featured Htruth is stranger than fictionw demonstra- tions . , . another socko assembly was presented by orchestra and chorus who were great as usual . . . first formal of the year was held by Key Club . . . Allied Youthers trecked up north to Buck Hill Falls then on ward to December Have beak will trawel Holzday Hops Hamlet and Company met a sorry fate in Miss ons CStlHg one two c ass 0 . 0 Q ,' t j ' ' I ' T ' ' lo. X ...- Chrrstmas tlme means open house December ,W Dont flght grrlsl Alter all he Who saxd we dont have homework package IS for me durrng the Chrrstrnas hol1days7 Deck the halls w 1th bou hs of holly was the son of the day 1n De cember and every one was s 1 m p l y burstlng Wllh goodw1ll vacatron plans occupled all our thou hts Student Counc1l members became ma1lmen SpCC13l for the season blg hearted Gableltes opened t h e 1 r pockets as well as the1r hearts IH m a k 1 n U the Shall we dance 9 Gi ' 0, yas , C U' ' ' . C' v Y U' U . . . , . . Ji' 5 3. D Hr ez, swf N,,..ff I lf M, W,,,W Q . S 1 . , , . . , , , t . Thespian Toy Drive an even bigger success than it was last year . . . a few industrious home- rooms found the true meaning of Christmas when thew gave heaping, baskets of food to the poor then before we knew what had happened, waoatlon time was here and off we trotted to fatten up Galas Christmas time means party time 4' Oh you shouldnt have ts OK I found It among last years Cut it out wou clowns lt newer rains in De 0I'IlaI'IlCI'llS cember in Florida' V Y ' , X 1 ,pl tv 5, 'JE 935, L Zi M54 at 9 A , 55 9 V 77 G5 9 , . ' I , . . . . ' 's - , ' N. ' ' as . ' . Those party lines make it hard to say anything to a girl. January A wave of New Yearis resolutions washed over us like water off a duckis back . . . Oh, well, we tried! . . . the Senior Class led off with a West- ern-themed d an ce that everyone who went en- joyed . . . the good-and bad-news arrived when the first batch of college board scores came in . . . feverish studying by some So this is the way those brains get such good grades. The Senior Class dance brought the West to Cables. and complete nonchalanfe ln others marl-:ed the ap proach of Qemester exams 1n keeplng wlm the Qeaion we shlwered our wav through a VERY chlllx two weeks then the much needed semeeter break arrlwed and ue stagvered away to recu perate Q0 we could be readx for more of the Game lhev re all broke up' 'NiWlF Jw X' Marks Mzd Year Surely these are Northern VISIIOIS It happens everv wear around exam tnme that contaglous d1QeaQe known examxnatlonntw l ii' .x K . Q sa x l I I . K . I v-y 'Q ,, HIZ 7, . A I - - , ' ' 4 ff , 1, u ggi,-Sf f 5 I v v v I, . at L v ' l , . 1 I I U - o o o l l e 'ffl ,eg sf bhe took Leap Xear llterallw February gi Nh proud beautw paws the rent again Intern Help me' Here thev come Everyone c o u l d hardly wait to get back to school after the semester break fHoll but we made it, somehow . . . Valentineis Day arrived with all tra- ditional fanfare and, nat- urally, valentines w e r e high style for the day, by courtesy of the F.T.A. lt's doubtful if we will ever Intern I lived through the first dav forbet am of those cra aazy verses ur basketball eason ,ot un der way wlth a heaxy and drfflcult schedule We could haue danced all n1 ht at the partles Owen 1n February VllVllVl held a Cala f farr whlch was equalled 'nv-uhh In February one IS apt to get that run down feelmg Month of Tests College Placements We look senous, feel stupld After many an anxlous mght comes good news 233 K 0' ' . 4 - ' O 5 or . ' ' - . . . 'X-H 5 an v an V - .U ,, . D faq U. . r 4 1- l . . . U 21 - K xnxx... '- I I I l K 1 .....-.x ,...., Double double toll and trouble Knit two purl three then drop back 15 and punt The Muszcal by the N.H.S.S. Sock Hop in the gym . . . all the frustrated actors and act- resses got out the old trunks and began practic- ing for the Cavaliette lVlu- sical . . . and all the frus- trated seniors leveryone, in other words? began to chew their nails because- I Some people will do anything to Must IJSHSCHIOI H0 beat WIII 234 Q 0 0 o 5 4 7 . thls 15 the month of Sen 1or Placements' ' Need we say more? muslo soothes the savage beast and boy we sure needed soothln so o o the lllus trlous chorus came to our rescue wlth a show that dld our palpltatm little hearts good What secon DITZSDY If je gr Se OUP of gllly :ea Plge for COX V 3001116 N and Madness The chorus brought us South Pac1f1c He passed' ThlS character brought hrs own do xt yourself parabola 235 l sa gf . ..g. a ds,1 1't .Q O O. 0 Y Du llfflllgllll 4111 t 111.1111 ldtcm lf NlldIllI'0C Career . . talenta May they be long latent EVCINUIIQ lxrum vs IN VI' NN N f llel 1 those N-111or March arch was a Juv ruxx Hllbllfll that had Nomctl1111f' for e1erw111P 6 fax allette all IINIJOTIHIII 1 19 nmol Nea NN the tune Nlu lcal xx a a l11 l1l1ffl1t I' BN Z1 NH ' ll DL Ill X X I' X I-I s er 11clue1x1o 1 U NC' ' Ill .11 L1 1 an u ce u- lmeu that A mclx wax 1mpe1at1xe tu N 13111 236 811111111 'Nla111e1n 1 Q 11redtl1e bow to C311 Cdll superQt1t1onQ9 w ll xeQ w are now that x ou mention lt! thou Qlurpa lvelnff healcl ws ere the reQult of Cake lvemf dexoured at LAllegro: Bake Salt ambltlone Qoared aa C a r ee r Das Qlocecl the Qenorc N senorltaq of S Nl H S held thelr annual banquet 'li nn Nl 142 Q Qt30'f'CfCdl to April e or Ian xlllthfl 5 N can Daw except Castro lwersone wa her f ' What was good enough for Dad IN good enough for me Aumfze Mame Av If the can can xx go eau exerwone can can can vwhs can t thes 9 'L 1 b Pxo ..f'e.-'-. 1 Ve , ' v' ' M P ' ' ' L . x . ' ' r- , 1 Ye .4 V -M. - .V--...A - ',, .N , v K - , , ,, i an . , , x fy... 5' A . . . . u , - ' -' 1 ' . ' , ' x - . .l . . . W, K' ' ' . ,M ,,' A ' ' A . . .V N - h ' ' yr .5 , A M ......-,. M and on we marched tor xo ' Y 1 ' W 1 ' fill j ..V. S I . v, ' , N, ' , A A -'fi A 4, t 1 1' 3 ': . . V an 5 ' an ,M x . , n Q I 5 L, 237 H K The .Seniors had the Luck of the Irish on their sweepstakes Shamrock Derby for Dimes. March blew on. getting warmer and warmer. but the knit shops' doing bet- ter and better. EVERY- ONE took up knitting. slyly hiding yarn in their purses, pockets, or under their desks. Teachers kept a wary eye open and boy- friends were a bit scared to wear the masterpieces -knit one. purl two . . . . . . M. T. Graves made a ghastly appearance at Shamrocks and Knzttmg Knit brow 'No hand vse mean Oh bow he made it for me We ve been omg teads for a whole week now 238 0 0 W ' -- ' . , - v S . . s ' . , ', s , g S . . the Junior Class dance-W an event long to be re- membered by all who at- tended . . . Polio vaccine was passed around, much ado about the cherry sodaw . . . Nurses coax- ing a 6 ft. 2 in. boy+ w.. '4Come on now, son, be- a big boy and drink it right downi' . . . with everyone immune, April was ushered in . . . Junior Dance as ghastly' bo you want to go to college tooo .A ' gear Too bad we cant find a vac cme to prevent this sort of On the Beach studying can be fun though infectious thing W' Q '. ' , ., I O C I ,.-1 . V K ' 'Y ,I ., , 4-W 'A A eff' - .. .f, - . 7' t , ' . ' 1 O- by -,. ', H., P --M -f f , K f - ' 4 A A if . , 1 . K A' K f W' , , . EEEK' -X mouQe1 X worm' 1 dont IOM M1141 11 1 111 1111 1 D Ill 11lllQ.1l T1llH ITILIW 0111911111 be .among the top 1611 1JOO1x 111 t11f I'1d1l0l'1 It I'Illg111 CWGII be 1131111611 Aprzl Xprl 11roufht new Qur prmes a 101111 EaQIf1 ax-61111111 11 armed all our heartx nf were Q0 proud too of our band at the Dade Countx Audl torlum NHS popu 111 1 1111111111 '1 Sc 011 XIIUINITIUUN 111111 1tQ an tor1um a most Ntlmulat 1111- GXPCYIGIICC 131161111 LA11ef1ro membe-rQ 240 xcrxt11111g gm- un 'XIIII1 1'oo1x Dax r 112111116 flrf 111.11111 UV1 UT Q '71, -.1 f 1 ' g ' ., - 1 , 1 5 11- '15 '111.s Y, nual banquet 111 the Cafe- k1 's. 113111. ---7 I- 1 -f oh ' Y. 'Q 'Q X I . . 1 . . . O l . 1 3 1 . 7 I danced the houre an ax at the Rlwlera Countrx Club XOILCQ w ere tuned lnto Qhapf '1 the State Vocal Contwt ot under wav fr1enclQ Romane countrx men lwhe-re xe we h e a r d that before! JCL ers attended th e 1 r State Forum IH h1gh Qtvle and 'mother month became a memorx Y F Muszc, Muszc Southern efcpoeure of a 'Vorthern band dlrector Thoee hand candv vendore became a trafflc problem Tension like this results in . . . See lop--pave 243. A., .Q-f J' 1 FW .MAE rf A M Prom tlme Antlcrpatlon IS worrxed loo l at .l ......4 .-.--------- ,,..-- 2 Yi I Mr Bs rd a llead QllI'1I1k6I'9 Nlas Dax came and went w1th nary a red flag to be seen but there was lots more to make up for the oss tests tests tests prox 1ded the proper gala atmosphere w 1 th co op Qhemlstrx physles and Nelson B1ol0gS takmff the ea sports were hax 1nU fleld claws'-the revu - V :- o o o ,. E, , .fl ' W 1 1, , 2 p If l . . . , - , kk i as ' M 2 v ' . ,Q 'g L'k A 'f l .M ,Ye ,v I 2 A ,t , V p A U I C E L ' l d . . . - ' '- L lar track meets were brg s . V V ,Q-Q V f . -A . . . . - Y . ks. Awards assembly makes It all worthwhxle It s hard to be a Junlor on Semor Sklp Day successes and the swlm mme a w a r d s assembly topped lt all off then there were more tests Senlor Sk1p Day was a much needed break and the beaches just crawled wrth Gableltes State Band Contest came agaln and our band d1d proud just as always Crescent held 1ts annual Fmal Lap Could 1t have taken an hour and a half lt all looks so spontaneous V I 'cr ' us 7 v 'au Here's one man who has licked the parking problem. like. man. heatniks were the rage all yearl Awards Camels can go two weeks without water4by May we couldn't make it to the next class without a cool sip. 244 dance with a different twist f no fish . . . then there were more tests . . . the choral de- partment presented its awards to outstanding vo- calists . . . more sports and the bniversity of Florida swimming rn e et . . . we ate and ate at the lovely banquets given by Student Council and Dear Lynn-it's been just great being in your h o m e r o 0 m this year . . the National Honor So- ciety . . . then there were more tests . . . Cavaleon , A D . C . 0 Swapil ll buy a ticket for the Prom if vou , . , , Q A , at em lla' 3 'Creammr' huy a Cavaleon from me. trampling suceess . . . and mf finally. the clay of the prom arrivoclf-fthe jun- iors' hard efforts w-ro not in vain and the prom lmeeame Z1 wonderful page in our hook of memories. Why C0uldn't these books have been banned instead! 'ow . . . When tho 'e girl drivers take the wheel. we hail out Dear john it N been ju-t Great he ag. lnff in xour homeroom thu xear 245 1. Y. Q Farewell to thee. Gables High. Newly gradsf WH Hfiwtwf f - Q-,, i , Parting is such sweet sorrow-flt says here in small printf? June. .. 'Q Hlune is bustin, out all over and everyone was busy making plans for the summer . . . seniors bus- ily began to start their college wardrobes. jun- iors and sophomores pre- pared to heckle the in- coming sophs . . . but firststhere were exams to contend with lwhat a horrible way to gold! . . . with that problem out of the way we could concen- ,H Now we linger at sundown recalling our accomplishments. memories. and imperfectionsg knowing that in the trate on more important problemsglike how to get around in these darn graduation gowns . . . nobody could understand how the year had gone so quickly, and many sad farewells were exchanged in the halls . . . then the mood changed and we were back to n o r m a l, noisy and optimistic about the coming year. f-ff' vt- f Hail to Thee. our alma mater . . ,f ,psf v will come tomorrow. with its challenges, its hopes, and its dreams. Gables will always be a part of our lives. 247 Q3 ORGANIZATIO Organizations . . . the expression of each studentis personality in a club tailored for him . . . inspiration to higher things yet to come from honoraries . . . leadership, cooperation. and close friendships grow as only a service club can prompt them . . . people who like the same things work together in interest clubs . . . When does leisure time find value? When it helps both your friends and the people you don't know who go to Cables . . . the school has fun as you present dances levery group has a sweetheart and every clubis sponsor gets an evening to remember at her sweetheart dancei . . . the student body may go broke but they appreciate the sales of cakes, carwashes, pixies, candy, pennants, and everything else a club can dream up and a student will buy . . . and some of that money will go to charity . . . along this line we have toy drives and clothing collections for the needy . . . the energetic boys' clubs sand desks . . . NHS polishes trophies . . . all those benches come from the treasuries of the organizations. Clubs are busy flitting all over the state, on conventions and all-day field trips . . . coming back and revising charters . . . keeping our school calendar crowded with time for Business Education Week, Cour- tesy Week, and Pan American Week, for a few . . . and what would it be like with- out NFL calendars and the Cavaliette Musical? Keeping on the mad whirl of organiza- tions, activities, we may stop-finallymand realize that we have been broadening our horizons as we could never have done in our classrooms . . . through the organiza- tions at Gables. ' 249 'A r' ' ,. - Q. 7.502-6 -' ,JL-1311. ,T .Y jan., Q ' ' M il. 'Q is-vi f - '-lf: . . , x in - X -, -.,.g.,,.7. K - - , A - - an -K' Q 1 f ' .. . -- N - ,- 4 L' Y 6. WY U ' ' . - ' N 'X s fl. L , Q- X Q- r'g 5 'Q A ' 4 , -. 5 - .. in it '- 7- i A if ' A ' 4 li --, tc I ' Q' an -' - 'ff h ' - 1. ., -Q-sa , 'ffl -Q35 ' ,W ..,j- , . . 3 qt 1 '- . - ' , - 5 +f- , Q - .1 ' , Q. dh -. X 9-N VT' 5 . gf ww s.. I' r. a' .vu ' .1 . -- 'L - . a , n . V.. ' r Nr- I ' V i ' As 'XM T' E Q. ,V 1 ' , . 0 ' ' - A , v ' Q r ..- Q -. A M 'f -wr N V 5 11. G., . . -5, , , - Q 5. - - A ,T-ca -L at ,k - 4 V' ,JL- : -4 A Q 'V - , A M ' s M ., is , , - s' Q who - 3' nn ', 4 N-.W , --511-Y a Chemlstry Club Helps Members to Lwe I HO H103 A501-:ff ilgbfaf 10.1 Under the supervlslon of sponsor Mr Walter Bowlby Harvey Leunson preszdent Judle Bermont secretary and Tommy Fmkeler wee preszdent experrment Wllh a new sc1ent1f1c law The fasclnatm realm of 1ons and atoms IS the lntrloulnb pastlme of Chem lstry Club At the1r monthly meetlngs held on Tuesdays they see mov1es and hear emlnent speakers such as Doctor Emlllano who asslsted ln developlno the Unlted States atom bomb Mr Glasser who demonstrated llquld oxygen and other talks on careers 1n SCICHCC They X1QlICfl the Wlramr C1ty Water Treatment Plant to see chernlstry ln actlon Members often put on demonstratlons to ,am a practlcal knovvled e of chemrstry Anyone may 10111 re ardless of whether he has taken a sc1ent1f1c subject or not Under the SUPCIWISIOH of Nlr Walter FIRST ROW Goldman Post H111 Holober Stoller Topf Layerde Wrllrams Plerce Warren SECOND ROW Wood Wmkelman Temchln Rutkln Penny Leonard Pyne McCorquodale Garcra Arzenshtat THIRD ROW Phelps Roezen stem Sokolow Butler Snyder Fme Ruth rford Thompson TCSSICT Ruthmg Parsons Plther Wllson Stearns 7ack Stoddard 250 in an Age of Scientific Achievement Bowlby, Chemistry Club' sponsor, the club membership includes five Westing- house Talent Search Candidates who are June West, Bill Zame, Shiela Reiter, Bob Friis, and Maxine Goldman. Chemistry Club also has a system of committees which screens nominations for candidates for the Westinghmmuse Talent Search. Another of the committees of Chemistry Club serves the Gables student body by compiling a list of opportunities for research in the community. Chemistry Club is one of the fastest growing organizations at Coral Gables reaching a record of l30 this year. Studying tltratlons are Frank H1ll Martin Berg parliamentarzan Suz anne Davis chaplain Jeff Walker sergeant at arms and Jill Finsten FIRST ROW Kullpson Kapner Sllverman Klein Reiter Issenberg Merkm Meliklan Eckert Evans Doughty Rudnick SECOND ROW Rood Hurwitz Gruver Leavy Woolf Flelschman Briggs Jahnig Reed Maddlene Watson T Watson THIRD ROW Jones Stlber Hiller Pozen Charlesworth Foodman Levle Bernstein Woolley Cutten Burch Newbold Sharp Stuzin 251 7 v l , , 5 - s 5 . -- , - . ' 1 a , 9 v a v 1 1 9 s 1 ' ' 9. sl 1 9 1 v a v v 1 9 - ' 1 ' v 9 v 1 a s a e v v 9 - Gables' Largest Organization is Allied Youth X few ofthe member of AX are left to flglll TOI ROW Ba alxga Fmk Idwll Blount Zack hzenshtat Antell jack on Reed -Xbbott Ouslex Poplto Bnckson 'Nlcboughlm Wll on W1lcox Dugan MIDDLE ROW Doughtw lxne Duluw Cowen Brody Dotx Hau man Huggm Peek Carrett Bennett Gordon BOTTOM ROW Slmpson E1 man Sturm Xlltllhifd Clarke Wet Cole le ter Rumlnll Harrl WllllCll Allred Youth holds IIS mam exent ln the fall the AY dance Thls Xear the club threw an Ol T1me County Dance Square danem was provlded for the ener etlc Gables students and the rest enjox ed the deeoratlons and atmosphere planned hx the hard work1n members The more serlou part of the meetlncs concerns alcohol To ue the d1fferent news of many flelds speakers were IH wlted from each professlon Supplement IHC thls were tapes from the Buckhlll Falls com entlon J, Xt the end of Nm emher outstandm A Y members tru eled to Buckhlll Falls Pennsxlxama where speeches are mter spersed wlth the fun of roup sm IU The electlon of AYs mternatlonal of fill-lltf of Xllled Youth art NFXIFD Bat u Holderaft ehaplazn non fonts Qonruz s futon tn ns! rt nz su fl arc r ll la cr on s 1711501 11 1 Itllbl e 11111 ztz m rlzazrnzun L u f on Cole prtszdtnt Ur Nara lxnupp sponsor 'XI1 Bacchu Mr Ruth john ton sponsoz 252 l l l . ' s . '. J ': sj.', , ,f' , . lj . I ' . S . ' S. 1' . , , 1 ' , 's .r tS. VS. . 1. 'sS. - I v v - i .a .Q I -G in . Q Y . Z . K ' 0' , 2, , K v , . - , E Y ,T . ' D ' - 5 ff U. , . ' C 1 X '. 'L ,v l . M v - 1' - U - v . . I ' ' W ' Af' , I A ' t 3 . . f e L ' . , YV ' ff. YY L' C' L' C C' . , . . - t ficers climax the week. p ' V '. : ' . 'Q Sha' tllasgowg ' 1' y 'and .llllie D' slow. li -1 .'l'1l. S'l'ANDIYCL ' 1: M s. Elfse l'tt' s . C11 'Q Bt '- luau ljohrma. I '1rf'r: 511 I-Islinger. I! 'l,' ' ' 5 It -1-t . 'g.s.Q ' . 'g.'s. s . '. DCT Makes Study a Profitable Enterprrse D1Y6fS1flCd Cooperatne Tra1n1n stu dents dexelop salable sk1lls and ab1l1t1es throu h Joh tra1n1n 111 school and work expenence on the job Thex learn an oc cupatlon Ol trade 111 all orcamzed man 11er lnstead of the h1t or mlss method Fncoura ed hx Mrs Valerle lVlaxf1eld facults sponsor thes enjox the oppor tunlts to earn whlle thex learn and haxe the 11,ht answ er to that old questlon of the lmuslness world Do wou haxe BXPCTICIILCIP These students are prepared to make a llYlIlr. wa e when thes ,rad uate f1om h1 h school lxut can o to has functioned ln Cables smce 1950 Planmng Jobs for members are off1cer SEATED Patsy Yero presz den! STAWDING are R1cl1ard Horton zzce preszdent Carol W1l on recorrlzng secretary Bonme Alexander treasurer Nlarllwn Rublne par lzanzfntazzrnz and Mr Yaleraf Mawfleld co orrlznalor Nlembers of DCT are, FIRST ROW Zadlgan, Bement Stella Glasgow Colella, Yero, and Alexander SECOND ROW Lozoff, Burd Wllson Madden Kalser Teltler Bowllmx Hoskms Bat-on Rowland Ter Haar Rnblne Anlbal and Horton 253 I . 0 u o ' ' sl .v . . .W . . U - C - U . . . U . Y r F 2' V - ' ' Y l ., 41 - ' . - 0 - . to . 1-as . . . 'Wg 7 - Y' 4: V v -1 'Y ev 1 UU L - V ' ' if , , ' 77 H A ' 0' ' U ' ' rr . I' P . ' 2 - 51 4 College if they prefer to do so. The clul1 1 M K' . . I M- . ,j 4 1 . L 1' :I ' . - ' 5 's . J A - J - ,V 9 ' ' ' 5 1 s.l L- . - ' . Driving Club Promotes Traffic 5' hidhll., A avi' -A W f if A . si V if f ' ff lqm - Q Returning from a pleasant afternoon drne are Fred Stoddard presz dui! Xnn Par on secretary Linda Lehew treasurer Nanci Wllllams ilu 1111511171 nt and 'Nlr hrIllCllflllhI6I13COf sponsor afety at Gables Safety on our roads is the aim of Driving Club. All members are either in the process of or have already undergone an intensive one semester course in driv- ing techniques and safety. Courses, given by Mr. Mitchell lllenacof, are held twice a week, one devoted to practical driving experience and the other devoted to oral instruction. ln order to qualify for membership, one must be sixteen years old. At the beginning of the course, prospective driv- ers must take an exam in order to re- ceixe their learners drum, permit Then be ins practical drning trainin, he hi h point of the semester comes ssher the drneis take their final drum, tests and are licensed as safe drixeis benior members of Driving Club are ROW ONE Exeringham Ro e lxre Conn -Xnderson Ayler Buckner Cowen le hem Dane Robert Ros Rosenberg lash Silver tone xlr Nlenaeof hOW TWO Meyer Hayward Stober Shields Ilfllllllltx Coup Cohen Cro Fhnoff NlcKn1ght ROW THRPE Plott Buzzell 'Nlooty Richmond Galbraith Plancs loldbauni Cohn Cernibha Otersoun Stuzin Berg 'Nlo so Nlclmden 254 F T A Members Learn Through Experience FIRST ROW Sh1er Shatzberg Cowen de Batt1sta Alper Brody Bleu Lane Prms Daum SECOND ROW Rosenberg Hurwltz Booher Belgedde Worley Temch1n Lehew Trempela Graham Ferrlman Sllverman Whltcomb THIRD ROW Gale Ro Planes Hlgh Schwartz Abbot Kendrlck Reed Mann Brook Derr Wolcott Hankln 'Vewbold Smlth The ,1rls who wxll be tomorrow s teach ers fmd the1r coals today ln Future Teachers of Amerlca Throuoh movies dlscusslon and classroom substltutlnb they learn the da1ly dCtHllS of teachm Teachers who must suddenly leaye the school call on a Future Teacher to take over the class Thls year Ann Parsons Suzanne Davls and Gay Rood traveled to Daytona Beach 1n October for the annual state conven tlon Cay brought back honors as the state F T A elected her the1r treasurer MISS Ellzabeth Mott guldes the glrls 1n all the1r 3Ct1V1t1CS as they add color to the fall football scene w1th PIXICS and also sell valentmes Flnally to cllmax the1r year they spend a day at Sylvama Helghts Elementary School where they are actually teachers of the chlldren Studymg or just lookmg teachensh g1I'lS7 Standmg they re judxe Bermont treasurer Sallv Wassenberg hzstorzan Suzanne Dans uce preszdent Marsha Corenblum correspondzng secretary and Sue Rosen lrerg recordmg secretary SEATED IS preszden! Ann Parson: 255 o e o 0 W' 'Ju -- I, 4 N .V 1 ff R . 1 B , f . L , R 5. w' 4 I 1 1 - T 4- 311 , f X, '. ,. A. I I f 1 hx x -5. t fda. g ' -A in Q V.ALk.. . ,D 4, : 7 7 V 5 7 7 .T7 7 7 7 ' : 7 7 7 S7 Y? 7 7 S7 5 7 5 ' : f Sss 1 9 V v 7 f v - Se Q 1 f 1 1 . . , - of ' . . . U Y . n 0 5 . . . . U ' a s . Y . . U C. V 1 9 a a . i 0 ' 7 , 9 a 1 I . v I ' , 7 ' 5 L , g - 5 ' ' 7 N. Interested Gables' Students join German lub Julie Denslow treasurer reads the accounts in German a Daphne Blaine preszdenl Tom Watson zzce preszdent Mrs K Wil on span sor and Connie Dortch secretary check for accuracw German Club absorbs the culture of the country whose language they are learning. During their monthly meetings, they enjoy slides and speakers and en- tertain themselves with German songs. German games also find their place in the Alumni Christmas Meeting, tradi- tionally held in the home of their spon- sor, Mrs. Kathe Wilson. The last meet- ing, also a tradition, is a barbecue. Spring this year found the club pre- paring for their part in the state conven- tion of teachers of German, held in Mi- ami Beach. The members entertained the delegates with German songs. FIRST ROW Duboi Glasser Caffee Potts Crabtree Feigenbaum Helly Gross SECOND ROW Tschumy Munoz k G11 h Wh ttaker Bush Marta Miller Haw Berge Lockhart King Ma ter Frank Mel on THIRD ROW Rudnic a ag er 1 Bullack Hess Coup Bernstein Kirsch Brown Dljkman Rutkm Mensch Sinclair Lockhart Platt Procacci Fletcher Callahan 256 l l . wg V , . S . g t , ' - 5 . 1 . s . - S 4 , : . S' V 7 7 7 9 7 ' 7 ' D : 7 7 A 7 7 ,v7 7 7 7 A S 7 7 S ' : 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' 7' 7 7 7 7 7 Library Club Members Assist Our Librarians ROW ONE GOTPCY Klrk WCISS Nlckas Jordan Meyers N1cholson ROW TWO Cunby Gullck Yeatts Esbltt Coup Worley Mew ers Holdcraft Llhrary Club proudes a challen e to lts members of servlce to the school and a credrt course of llbrary suence Mem bers thls year haxe worked harder than ever 1n thelr job of shelv1n books and workmc, the checkout desk due to the spurt of actlvlts they had at evaluatlon tlme and the rotatm, sclence hhrarw 1n novated The club partlclpates ln county and state orcamzatlons Betsy Holdnraft was elected presldent of the counts Croup A conventlon at Leesbur sponsored bx two Florxda UIllYCI'SltlCS h1 hl1 hts the xear Ranglng speeches by noted authors to square dancm the comentlon solve lrbrarv problems and strlkes up enthu slasm for hbrarx careers 'Vhss Eleanor Wllson IS the sponsor Thls cozy readlng clrcle 15 the Llbrary Clubs group of offlcers STANDING Susan Morlang secretary Gall Luker treasurer Mrs Eleanor Wllson sponsor and Judy Reardon vice president SEATED are LOIS Bush president and Cathy Kearns chaplain 257 Members of Junior Classical League Are TOP ROW Mrs Marguerrte Reynolds sponsor Cole Rothorst Yeatts Gmn Leonard Cheek Blaylock Faber Coleman Nhss Ayala sponsor SECOND ROW Johnson Blame Barnhrll Broadaway Collrns Redus Maddlone Henry FIRST ROW Gale Fmsten Mlchalls Reno Langer Prms Flnger Lehew Harvey Teets We hope Nlrs Sue P1ant sponsor of JCL IS not trymg to show the preszdent Pat Jones the fzrst vzce preszdent Bob Eckert and the secretary Katle Kamp how to flre that Roman weapon 258 Junlor Classrcal Lea ue IS the oldest ln terest club rn the school haunt been founded ln 1949 It IS under the trlple sponsorshlp of Nlrs Sue Prant lVlrs lVlar son To achlese 1tS purpose of promotlng mterest m classmcal culture I Cl.. meets ex ery two weeks presentm sklts and talks to 1ts members 'Vlembershrp rs open to any student who rs mterested ln Latm or mytholog and not necessarrlw one who IS enrolled rn such a course The club tr1es to bene f1t 1ts commumts by holdmc, an annual clothes drne for the lVl1am1 rescue mrs sron l ' u: A ' 'A l v 7 7 . '7 7 . 7 . 7 7 7 7 5 ' Q A Q 2 I ' . . I: 1 . v ' 9 1 7 1 1 ' : ' 5 '7 7 5 7 7 7 7 ' W-WW v u fr 1 I - L' 2' . I 7. U guerite Reynolds, and Mrs. Kathe Wil- . 7 . . Y 7 V Y . U . 1 M7 D p . . V . . . V 7 . U l 4. I ' 7 ' l Q -. Q I I 1 Q ' ' 1 3 7 Y a tudents of Latin, Mythology Ancient Rome Members of IC L are FOP ROW Rebull Sun on C olmlmdn W .xlker I'I'lllI1 o Stoddard Meser Melnlck Dena Fmkelor Arrmgton bECO'VD ROW DeF1ll1po Ceorgc Woolf Xllrson Ma ter Kmdrxclx Lane Wor am elton FIRQT ROW blms bharmen Melvllle Well Brodv Reul funk Wm ton At the annual JCL banquet lll Aprll outstandm Latln and mx tholo x stu dents are selected hx compet1t1ve exam Also ln Aprll IS the red letter date on the clubs Calendar the date of the an nual state COHYCIIIIOII of JCL the Fo rum Fxams are lx en at school to choose the FQPILQCIIIWIIXCQ of flahles to the con tests of the Forum Thu tompetf 111 such flclds as oratorx Roman hlstorx mvtholo X Roman Customs and trans latlon of the lanpua e The Gables chap ter each sear brm s back the honors from thls convenhon as a proof of the success of the1r club LNDERWGRLD L55 iN Ll VRD fa' 'M X-z-s--wus, btudymg the mysterres of the Trojan underworld are babra Dame parltamentarzan Susr Schultz chaplrzzn lane Kopelman fftIlSllfff and Ben Nlexer p1o,,mm Flllllffllflll 259 9 , ' : .. s.L ,- ,'s,r , gr, ' ' , ' . Y' . : ' ' , 1, ff. ' . 1 . A -s . ' ' ', , ss , P . .7 : , , . ' . . ' s . . . , I ' i-,Nl . . . . ' -453, 2 , ' ' U ' , 0, , - ogy. 'J' 'fffwgeugv' M 2- . r-, -1, HAL y x, , - - Af J W... x t u v Q WRYR? 1 and honored wlth medals. Q . fe , X Q , ' . A rt K ,' :A , , 1 - , M. ' K in 7 Q A 4 K x , . - lv. vf V . ,A e 2 - . , 8' is V g .YN I h I - V X . ' , , ' , K ll A t , , e , I. t U. , - U - . 1 .1 P. 7 N M' O O . U 5 x . F F 5 . A . . . ,, I Representatwes From Every Homeroom Members are TOP ROW left to r1ght Trxmble Hasencamp Blshop Dunlap Magruder MllllS Durden BOTTOM ROW bunby Aurre Parson Marta Borden H1cks Peacock Levy Holdcraft Mrs Hmson sponsor Is thxs what they do at Red Cross meet1ngs Ask Mel1nda Mov1us sec retary Betty Cowen treasurer or Becky Doyle preszdent 260 Jumor Red Cro s at Gables IS a branch of the Amerlcan ,lumor Red Cross 'Vlrs Letltla Hlnson sponsors lt 1n the school Thls orramzatlon has more clef1n1te pur pose than most because It must strlctlt fulflll the tasks of the natlonal club w hlch works to beneflt chlldren and young peo ple ln emer,ency sltuatxons at home and ox erseas Members of the club are those who are selected bv thelr homerooms t represent them at meetlngs These are held only upon be1n called bS the sponsor for SpCC1flC club busmess 0 w 'W' 'f w ' N 7 7 ' 1 . 1 ' 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 s- . ', , . , . S T , --. . .. or ' . ' ' Y 0' . . U V r O 1 0, Y C- . - . - , - J ' - J ' , . Help Gables Chapter of Jumor Red Cross F Members are left to rlght BOTTOM ROW Harsex OED Craham lNeahr Brrggs Whlteslde Barnes Leu Delu TOP ROW Frances Barly Este Abbot Mosso Sowlen Callahan Martm La krs Gahrrel membership clrne the 1ft boxes and vommumtx projerts The membership drrve enroll all students makm a do natlon to the or,an1zat1on for IIS lnter natlonal work Cards and plns are ner wlth thls enrollment all of th1S hem handled bx the homeroom representatn es Later ln the xear each homeroom xx IQ asked to make up an overseas rft box Members of the club superused the dlS trlbutlon of personal artlcles 1n these boxes and recelved a letter of thanks from a chrld 1n Europe wrltten to thelr c uh C? Learnmg Red Cross techmques are Jo Anne Frances representatzze Wir Letltla HIHSOH sponsor and Bettv Cowen treasurer 26I 9 0 ii! -vviu Cl1ll u pi 1 T , QW. ' Ei . it A., ' I 1 f ' 2 1 M 1. 5 I M 3 .. P , . gk Q 1 Y a . I A , 3 A U Y , 'I , Y: .5 , l . ' T, ' Q , -, U, sus. : is e -1 Sv 9 e v - ' ' ., . 'S -, . This yearls projects have been the ' . .Y W. . , , A -. . . Q . ff . S ' ' I' . O . . . . ' . Y . U., Y . P ,. V. . n . . g 2 ' . Eg A ' Q' , : 'ze U. U . 3 l . f -4 ' ,X . v . 7 .. Pen and able Encourages Art and Culture, E BXCK ROW Tflllllllf' Burch Clement bewerud N1I'1CldlI', Henderson Hevseker DavseQ Boyd Krew FRONT ROW lIdX1l2':lINl Iunnon Fmhnffer 'NIO Beagel Smltll Celreta Stlrton -un. lllN1IlU CJIIOOIIN e l t to llglll Nlr Xnne beorffe sponsor Xxrxl Deuex rlmplrun .ind I1l.Sf0IlllI'l and Daphne Blame sergeant at mms and przrlzrznzumzrzmz 262 Pen and Sable ha been Qpomored as '1 mlulm 'lt Cable-Q Qmce 191 ln HQ pre-Gent Qponwr UIQ Xnne Geolffe To become a member am perwn max Qllblfllt an orw mil ple-me of irtwork wshlch IS judged 1 to nhdhex lt Qhfm- Qpeclal 'lfllgtll' ta cn f pr 1 N ll tuml outlutlw fox Its memluere Thes be come ufll lIlll0TlY1ft'l on fall the clmrwlnf' ex ll ut rommunllx mt f allerlee thex YI It Illege and the prlxate Collet' ll0IlN lmonff then msn memberslllp Nleetlngi- 'ire the 'T3lllf'IlIl place for the fllQCUQ'3l0l1 of technlquee 111 dramnff and pilntlno 'f, r - r-' l fi , ' - 3 - 5: P . 1 V n - ,D fl . 4 4 , '45 5 , ,, Q 'fl 1 '. N ' ' r ff' V ., '- , 'n ll: f 'f 5 We , 4 P fl 1 ' u. ' , ' F t , . 1 A ' ' 1 2 4 ., . 4 , H A Q V , , . . I , , J ,-. . , J , f- V - , . fl: F . V, '-- F I-E Tv 1 ,, n fl -. 3- V . i , F ,H N ,- 'l- 1' ,, ' 'n' 7' J ' Q 4 - ' . W , A H , , - f- W , ', '- of -'H . 4 A x 'J f . ' I - f , V . F K, 4 v V . Q 4 r fx 'J . Q' . A 1 ' V ' - 'D rn . f, ,,, 4 YA I , V . F , fl . ., . ' ' 4 F 0 ' I' l AA . f- F: 1 Y 1 W W fl, . , - A , f ,- ... . . -. . V . ,, 1 ,lf L 'U f- , A . . f A ' V 1 f, , - R :. . f fl . 1 6 ' ' ' - Q, : G ' .. , ,I m fl NI ff- 'T' I r- .. e,,e, e,,,,, ,,,,,W I WMNWH I Brzghtens Gables Halls, Studzes Art Techmques Members are BACK ROW M111 Buckner Leavv btoltz Pre colt Demex Levu FRONT ROW Bxrum Gunbw Blame Flnsten Mahce Corbln Carcla In Zlddllltlll the members of ten en a e ID roup sketchm of 1 member 01 ofa St1HllfC scene Pen and Sable not onlx present an all collectlon ln the school showcase from tlme to tlrne but also br1 htens the halls at Gables wlth posters and pamtmcs It one of the purposes of the Club to fill enerallx whenexer thex can the com merclal art needs of the school Selectlon of new members IS done tmce a xear Offlcers are Beth H111 scclfmry Marx B Hauland pleszflenl and Iudw Iewr INIISIIHI 63 0 9 g 0 A ' , A :r ' s. ' . ', N , ,s . ' '. ' : ' . '. ' , ,, ,, ' ,, . - 0. L . . ' 3 rf zs n - z- I ' ' ' , s ' . . .U 2 5- -f v. . . Um is ' - , , ' , V 0' ' ' ' ' . C . . ': g' Crescent Collects Clothes for Mtgrant Workers ,lack McKenna Douglas Heclr Phoebe Plerce Bud Plotts Lelf Erickson Recordmg Secretary President Sweetheart President Vrce President Ed Buzell Jim Brown Curry Basset ,lack Fretwell Bob Stearns Fhaplmn Forrespondmg Secretary Correspondzng Secretarx Tff?f15lU'6f Chflpllllfl Crescent Club sponsored bw Llvltan of Coral the school bw makin football banners pamtrng zenshlp as lts arm and mamtarnrn the east patro It also sells frult Drrected bw lVlr Phillip Johansen the club serves cakes and presents a formal 1n the spring .lones Ahfeld Bally S Buzell Catlm Dltsler Farkas Walters Firestone Cerspacher Hnss Holloway Lomax Martln NlCh0laS NOTIIS Phrllps Roman Qoret Suarez Te tman Tripp Wrlson Yew 264 U . Q 7 ,, . Y . U . . U 7 , , C1 5 Gables since 1952, recognizes the ideal of good citi- Curbstones, collecting clothes for migrant workers, 1 a s u 1 v KT ' . ' - ' ca . , ' . . l YL . M . U. . . M g L K. g . . Dtrtgtmus Publtshes Student Dtreotory Annually Jun Hlgh Alex Calenes Paul Roth Wllllam Planes Alan Mooty Treasurer Recordmg Secretary Preszdent Vtce Prestdent Correspondmg Secretary Don Kaye Carol Cunby Ann Parsons Joe Peters Sergeant at Arms Sweetheart Sweetheart Chaplazn Drrrglmus the newest of the H1 Y clubs at Gables Th1S year members sold Gables banners pub IS sponsored by the Southwest YMCA Dlrected by llshed the Student DlI6CtOfV and took charge of the Vlr Joseph DeChurch faculty advlsor the club par student cheerlng sectlon at all home football games tlclpates ln many school 3CtlV1tlCS Crabtree F rlllngos Hopkms Laverde Meehan N Meyer Stoddard Thompson 265 0 0 0 g g A Ai? E . 3 , A . . . 7 .I 3 . l , i is u' 7 . , - . . l f Qs ey I ea? Gzrls Athletzo Assooumon Encourages Sports ,Ioan Nllllel Doreen Armrod Treva Hale Sc creturx I reszdent Free President Joan Flhk NIr NI B Hornor Susan 'Nlorlan Sharon Davis HISIOVIHH Sponsor Treasurer Chaplam Grrls Athletlc ASSOCIHUOII 15 an lnterest Club that tournaments hold a Sports Das pro,ram for jun works dose-lx wlth the 1rIs phssual Cdl1CZ:lllOIl xar lor hl h fnrls and ,lx es awards to xts outstandln sm pro rams IJITBCICCI ln Hrs Nlarla Horner slnce members 1030 the year of lts foundln the club sponsors me Nnder on Baldry Bunna er Cerrata Damels Dansyear DuBarrw ox Ha lund Hlgh Kent La5k15 Meyers NIICIIEAI Pmtaella Stenger Sturm W eax er Wmdam Worlew 266 I 9 . . . V , , , 1 . . -' -ami, ki: V . 1 W ' ' . s. A . . - g ' ' N V V. U. , v . ' . I . . .U . U. V V . . 1 N . ' r- . z- z- -- - 1- . , UA . u . A . , U' . g. . , A s , s A ' g ' ' ' I In F A, gg . . A, v Q Future Angels of Mercy Are m F Club Judy Nlclntosh Susan Hay Penny Taylor Boer er Treasurer Preszdent Secretary 'lhe Future Nurses Club belon 5 to the State O1 lnterests stuclenti In Ill1ISlIl0' Careers The memlnelg ganxzatlon, sponsored 1n the communlty by the Dade glam th1s enthumasm and learn more about then Countv Medmal AUXIIIBIW and at Cables by 'Vlr prospectlwe profeqslon bs fleld trlps, mouee and Catherme Blakex puhhc health nurse The clulx levtures lwen bs ffueet weaker: at meetm Q S-Z5 49 Borden Budd Cable Converse Crochet Danluck Doxle Kent Newman Plerce Rabe Whlfe Wmston Worrssam Zwlck 267 C C 9 9 ' . U I 1 - g 1 - . . . 1, .A . . , . F , - 2, . . . '. ' 1 S. ' . ' ' r. . , , , . Y . I J U. Y V L L A . U . f - z- . vc rr' W . , . W 1 l Key lub Members Sand Desks, Sort Mall, Fassrdy Sumrall John lN1ch0ls President Vzce Preszdent Dlck Bates Secretary Key Club Internatronal 15 sponsored at Cables by Klwanls of Coral Cables and by the faculty advlsor 'ylr Earl Bassett Nlembers are selected on a basls of scholastrc Hb1lltS lcadershrp and character Thls year Key Club yy as outstandln for hav1n the greatest number of pomts for seryrces rendered Bob 'lla ruder Treasurer to the school Key members seryed thrs year by sandm desks collectm, and ma1l1n the schools correspondence makmf keep off the rass Sl ns and d1str1but1n,. textbooks to the homerooms They helped the ath Accurso Blume Broadwater Brown Card Cesarano Co e Dorsch Dur en Edw ard Ezell Grner Ha encamp Helm A JOBS F Jones Kelly Khch 268 O , .xv Alg , . J c 1 1 C . X . .U ..U , , . ., . F . . . .YN U ,,.U . . .oy ' 17 7 ' I' D Cx7 I ' ' ' 'U 'o ' . . F F ' ' . l l s o l l N l d ' s ' l , 1 P , 5 .. s ,' ' ' Earn, Honors by Hcwmg Most Serfozoe Pomts Harry Tuggle Pete Johnson Presulent Vzce Preszdent Joel Eaton Julre Keyes Patty Roland Judy LEWIS Blll Rethorst Secretary Sponsor Sweetheart Sponsor Treasurer letrcs department by pamtrn track plaques makm sales of Chrrstmas candy and rumma e sales The banners and f1r1n, the cannon at the football Dames club staffed 1tS annual Key Club Sweetheart formal VlarchofD1mesdr1ve sponsors Juhe Keyes and Judy Lewrs were pre Money I'HlSlIll., takes the forms of car washes sented Koty D Magruder McCabe 'VIcConahay MllllS Noppenberg R Parsons T Parson Patton Perkins Plper Procaccl Routh E Vaughn F Vaughn Walters Waters Wxke Woodward 269 U Q I l . 'Y . . g 7 . g A . 7 g I 7 . . 1? U M D . Y a They also served the community by helping in the in November at which Sweetheart Patty Roland and l . . Q 3 . 'V L, .Y . . V- . . If by . l 'S . ' A ' I Hows the Weather Up There, Trp 1oppers'7 Har 0 Bowl Debbie Ol on SSCVUGU President Trp Toppers IS the lnterest club for tall 1rls at Gables xx 1th Mrs Irene lVlurraw the facultw advlsor the lflQ uork on many projects for thexr school and commumtx ln addltron then trw to further thelr alm of dexelopmg the personalltx of the tall 1rl br allowmff her to mlncle and work ruth other 1rls of equal helbht Any Dlfl of 5 8 or taller max Joln the club Club funds are ralsed bw means ol bake sales held from tlme to tlme Nlembers serxe Maw Ann Evermgham Nlr Irene Murray Judy Mclmoeh SPOVISOV I zce presrdent the school by cleanln, 1ns1de the drawers of the buslness educatlon hall Thelr other serwlce IS the radm of test papers upon the request of teachers as well a the frradln of semester exams As a contrlbutlon to the communlty Tlp Toppers makes up at Chrlstmas a basket for a needS famrlw Thls wear the lrls had a Thanksvnmg alumnl partw rnen br a past presldent Brendy Addlson Valerle Stuber Judy Hanlon Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Parlzamentarzan Hzstoruln 5 Alexander Borden Doyle Lewellen Owen 270 9 ' r'1 I - S .' ' s . s. . , - . . ,,. v . 2 - ' ' V. L . 4 L Y. 7 . . M. . . . Y. . U. ' ' U ' U . U Z' ' Z' C ' 7 4 , , , - s C D . . U. Y v. . U w ,- . Y . V C . C' 1 1' 1 - ' 9 77 , 1 n 1 1 - rr U . cr - 0- v F ' 4 Cl 'C . . . M , -U, Y 5. 1 Rebel Chapter of HL Y erves Community H 7.145 Jerry Laes er Curry Ba ett F0111 Nua1eL Clark Wheelu B1ll T1 tman Bud Plot! Chaplain Secrelari I we preszrlent Rebel H1 Y IS sponsored by the Southwest branch of the Youn Mens Chr1st1an Assoclatlon and at teacher Mr Monroe 3SSlStS Rebel H1 Y s members 1n the1r Preszdr nt Treasurer Str erm! at firms projects of serine to the school anfl to the Com munity to raxse funds L Buckner Buzzell Loleman ox D ltr Ea tr1d e F1restone Gerspacher Hglloway Mart1n NICLHIII 'Nllghola w za xi Schne1der Stearns M1t.hell Walters J Yeatts W Yeatts 27I 0 U - . V - 1 ' 11- K 1 3 ' -s ' ss ' Q ' ' ' ' ' ' 'S ' s . ' JI' I I l 2 K1 , , ' , - . 1, . . U , . . . . . u ,, . , . -r . Gables by Mr. William F. Monroe, Social Studies This year, one of llehf-l's projet-ts was a car wash . . , . . , 1 R A. ' N C' its ' s ' g X C Club Runs Mome Projectors for School Davld Stewart 'Nhchael Smlth 'Vhchael A1 John Everett Vrge president Preszdent Preszdent Vzce preszdent Bob Bathur t Alan Canfxeld Pe fy Wallace Sabra Dawe John Emerw Secretary Treasurer Sweetheart Sponsor Secretary X C IS sponsored by the Exchance Club of Coral and athletlc equlpment runn1n projectow and help Cables and by Vlr Fred W1lson At Gables smce IIN' durm the Boo tere Barbecue and the Football 1950 the club s projecte 1nclude pamtmn bleacheri Banquet B0 y Bond Broad Clem Cook G1bb5 Gmgl-as Horton Johnson Klrkland Kunze ee Lovd NICC0nne11 M0l1D3f1 Stoker Wood 272 Wheel Club Runs Cnty, ponsors Courtesy Week Q I Tom Watson Randy Marun John Ba1ly Ned Brshop Andy Sheldon LOU DOWICII Edward Kay Carlton Cole Parlzamenlanan Second Vice presulent Preszdent Preszalent SCCOVW Vzce presldent Treasurer Vice president Vzce president '11 Howard Burkart Jlm Welr Cralg Dunlap Andy Palmer Rlchard Henry ,hm Woolley Charles Klmbrell Randy Martm Parlramentarzan Lzazson Correspondzng Recordzng Recordzng Correspondzng Chaplazn Sergeant at Arms Secretary Secretary Secretary Secretary Wheel Club was founded 1n Ponce de Leon Hlgh rected by Mr Louls Caputa the club sponsors Cour ID 19514 before the club had become lnternatlonal tesy Week and the graduatlon formal, travels to It 1s sponsored by Coral Gables Rotary Club D1 Nassau and runs the Clty of Coral Gables for a day Harrlet Cove Alexander Barron Bernard Burd ox Hayes Leshe Walter SP0'l50f Sweetheart Glfffrrd Haggard Howell E .lone J Jones Mayer McComb McGahey Mogg Rentz Sprecker Sherman Splre Tew Wheeler Wllhams 273 U Y aw- - r 9 . 'Wi I 'ff ' f ..g. r - f 1 ' 1. A ' Y . 5 , - i 1. -H L 0 . S - Gableites Join Clubs to erfve and Have Fun ,av hams those Thespians are! Only one of them was supposed to be in this picture. What fascinating thing is the girl on the right whispering to Doug that's making him smile I wonder why those girls are so ecstatic? Aha! Those must he the F.T.A. valentines they sent themselves. This couldnlt be one of the boys' service clubs perform ing one of their services, now, could it? E5 A gulf profound as that Serbcmian bog L Betwixt Damiata and Mount Casius old ,Iulm xiilfhll F B L A Taps utstandm Busmess Students Bru lunv up on tl1e1r tsprng are the offleers of FBL A STANDING are Que Luck reporter WING Ewle Shepler sponsor Betts Cowen clzrzplazn Ruth Dxtzenberger sferetnry Marx Jane Xme uce presz den! Nlr Ruth Hamrrck sponsor and Lrnda Derr treasurer SEATED 1 ba1lBed1nUer 1?ltSll'1Pl1f Future Bualnesa Leadera of Amerlca at Gablee IS a branch of the national Group Nlre Ruth Hamrlck and Nllae Eecre Shep ler Sponsor the mernherQ aa thex prepare for careere ln the BUQIHEQQ world Thr he-Qt Qtuclents of the department hecome part of thm cluh after haung a hlgh axera,e 111 three huslneas eclucatlon Quh Jetta and a teacher Q recommendatlon the mernherchlp requlremente The cluh sellg Qhorthancl notehooke renta records for dlCl2it1Oll and makee Eaitel COIQHUCS Lecturee at meetlnfrs bw noted l7l1QlI16QQIT16I1 are an nnportant part of the club C. actnltlea FBLA often hrmfre honora to the Qchool hx xxmmnfr conteata at the annual Qtate COHYCHUOII at Florlda State LIIIXCI' Q1 x Nlenmbere of I' B L X are left to rrght TOP BOW Steele 'NIcLeod Fox Owen, Drtzenberger, Fmk, Barone, France. Bunt mg Bail Francea Duggan Dau- Ferrvnan BOTTONI ROW Brack Bedxnger Renuart Derr Cowen Brenner Fuller Luck Xme- 276 o 0 . 0 0 0 0 g . 4 ' P ' 4' 1 .. rl.. - , -5- ,- . , ,. , ,Y i . . Y x Q ' Ov . . . - H I , . iq , i . RA , .e ., -. e -U . , - F. 1 , . Y , Z.- - - . . f. Q. . Y. . 1 Q R X C. I 4 , ...r. rr . , 1 - Y - - l -' . - y .M . ,. .,- e- . , 4 , Q I . ' 'Q, 1' . S.' ' ' Jr S. ' . Z' . . r .g,. . W. . U . . Ifflllegro Is Gables' Answer to Modern Jazz Member of Lkllegro SEXTED are R026-nberg Ha ter COHlillI1 Renuart Ewerm ham Ol en Crawford Lehew and W lf STANDN oo I G are bmn budlow P1erce Cr1pp Ko er NIcKenna Hollowaw Enck on Kerr Farka M1tehell LAlle,,ro has been 111 Cables mee 1901 as the honorarx for band member ItQ purpoiee are to ICLOFIIIZC the studentQ of out tand1n talent ln lnetrumental muQ1e and to t1mulate Greater apprec1a t1on of lt amon membere Candlclates for membershlp must hate a 30 axera e durm three semesters of band AdV1S6d bx faeultx sponsors Wlr Paul Cremasehl orchestra Conductor and Nlr Wllllam LeDue band dlrettor membere work to bencflt the lT1SlI'l1fI 1CI1l8l muslt clepartment Ill general The b1,,est IJIOJ ut of the xeal 1 the L Alle ro dance ldkmg le on on the tuba for 1 1t .1 e0u5aph0ne'j are bTfXlNDl'Nb Hr Wllllalll leDue sponsor John DlIQl6f mee preszdent B111 bud lows Slf,,fIllZfIIffIfl71S Marx Xnn Fwermgham treasurer KBEELING Su an IL chlernan f!F0fdlIlb sferetary Prank Farka parlmnzentarzan Clark Wheeler eolrfsporzzlznz, ssefeturw and Bob 'Nlltchell preszduzt 277 1 1 1 ,it-l 1, si Y'.T,...1 .iz t .1s. 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In ' 'g ' ' , 1 Y 1 -1 'U ,A ' ,', Coolest Athletes Belong to Lettermans Club GJGG G MFMBERS ARE, TOP HOW bcwartz Cooke Dl1ll01 Ma ruder Mollnarl Helm NICCOH3lldN Dor ch Woodward LJIIHIHIII THllxD ROW Clem Mo so Caffee Dodge Qmgra Brennan Plotts McCabe Morales Flscher Plper Crrer Faton Mmor Batt Wetr Butce blotta Durden Hale Mathew SECOND ROW Jones Sprre Parsons Tuggle Mag ruder Burltart Pope Black T1 he Coma Burd Andrew Bernard Wtke Forbe Kmg Llvlngston Warrell Munro Llttle -Xhlfeld Moffett KNEELINQ are Kewe DIQQPHIHG Cox htm on Lettermans Club recoomzes the out standln athletes of Gables and helps all the athletlc programs of the school A bov who earns a varslty letter becomes a member of Letterman s The tlub s year was made unusual bv tts sweetheart formal servm, as the home comm dance Leslle Walter was chosen sweetheart and sponsors are SUSIE Mc Nell and Kathy S1ncla1r The club also carrled on ltS tradltlonal f A act1v1t1es sellm Cavaher jackets pre sentm the school w1th prctures of thls xears varslts teams and TBISIHC monev for athletle equlpment Off1CC1N of Lettermans Club are left to rrght Tom Black, tice prestrlent, Harry Tuggle prestdent, and Bxll Burd. secretary c 9 . 9 - L V in W sf 1 ' s 3 , . Q Q ' ' U 7 . I O 3, ! Q C A ' rs U Y VA 1 ' f ' . '5 6 0 X W llerltin-s. Cole. Froehling. Mel?-inney. Ray. Nelson. Nettlesi Hinton.. Flynn. K-unze. Parsons, Haglgard, SFrates, Merlklel ' s av v ' L V 1 1 al u 1 f . f g . . - ' .' v U g a 1 278 Members Sing Out of the Shower Modern Music Masters is the honorary for chorus members of outstanding abil- ity. Directed by Mrs. Joan James, fac- ulty sponsor and chorus leader, the club promotes among its already musically in- clined members a greater interest and appreciation for vocal music and ar- rangements. Students who are tapped for member- ship have an academic average of 3.0, and are the superior chorus members in ability and achievement. The club sends various types of sing- ing groups to district contests. Raising of treasury funds by sales. and promotinff the lnterests of the chorus in many mass are the other activities of M MM , , Studying the mus1c to be sung in a chorus assembly are the officers of 'NI M M left to right Joan Sellers historian Pogr Shearon treasurer Jean Sellers secretary Joyce McGrew preszdent and seated Anita Wiggins chaplazn MEMBERS OF MMM are TOP ROW Shearon Yanno McGill Hackett Fischer McGrew MIDDLE ROW Green lee Goodwyn Calvm Skrimshlre Gabriel Joan Sellers BOTTOM ROW Wiggins Stoltz Hauer Clements Jean Sellers 279 1 I' . . . .. I . , , , , -s a A s r f v. . . c, . I u as N I , ..,w. ,Q , I Lk.. ,V M L, M1 I 'nw ,,.- vi , .. 3 K as , , M. 5, ' ' ,X I ' ' ' 9 ' s 1 9 9 4 - - ' s 7 1 e . A . 1 e 9 -e - N.A.S.S. Proves Eggheacls Can Be Athletes Wondering how he can study during football practice is the president of NI A S S Howard Burkart The members of National Athletic Scholarship Society aim t 0 W a r d the heights of Olympic achievement in both the fields of athletics and scholastics. To remain an active member, a boy must be a letterman and have above average grades for three semesters. This organization, backed by Mr. Nick Kotys, sets a high goal for boys of out- standing achievements, not only in one category, but for the ones with that extra push. The standards of this group are associated with the highest accomplish- ment. MEMBERS are left to right TOP ROW McConahay Duboi D Nlagruder Molinari Cooke Woodward Perkins Cole Kunze 'Nloffett Frates Stinson Merkle Munro Harrell Mike MIDDLE ROW Froehhng G Parsons Mosso Caffee Brennan Plott 'NTcCabe Crier Wier R Parson Durden Eaton Ahfeld Ray Slotta BOTTOM ROW Hollo wax Spire Tuggle Pope Black Schwartz F1 Cher B Ma ruder Cox Batt Bernard Burkhart Tighe Gonva Diss pain Burd Nlinor Kexe 280 . L , . . , 5, . A , 5 5 7 ' . ,Q . .. . - ,A ., , ' , . . , . , , ' . . 5. . ' . , . . S. , Q 9 9 ' ' ' v ,Vg - - - - ' . 5 . . . g . . - 1 s f . 1 N' uill and Scroll Picks Zaniest Journalists QUILL AND SCROLL MEMBERS are left to rlght TOP ROW Krato T-.chumy Reuther Hernandez Koger MIDDLL ROW Hawkrn Kahan Lee Calbralth Keyes Gale BOTTOM ROW Stemberg Duncan Munoz Hlcks Beck Este Doyle Flsher Matu ek ulll and Scroll the mternatlonal honorary socletx for h1 h school jour nallsts reco H1265 the outstandm workers on H1 ll L1,bts and Fava leon wlth memberslnp A total of 200 prlnted Inches or the 6dltOI'Sl'llp of a section or page on one of the publlca tlons of journallsm makes a student ell 1ble for memberslnp Hls appllca t1on IS then consldered by the club meetm wuth Wlr Chrls Steers fac ulty sponsor and tapped as a new member Tappmg IS done tW1CC a semester The club beneflts the Journalrsm department 1n eneral and ltS partles and 3CtlV1tlCS usuallw embrace all of the Journallsm staff and workers gunna Gxvmg way to Journalrstrc lnsanlty are Qulll and Scroll offlcers BACK ROW Eddle Kalm fzrst semester presrdent Jlll Frnsten second semester preszdent and Carol Cllfford second semester secretary FRONT ROW left to rlght Carolyn Caplan fzrst semester uce preszdent Mlke Petlt fzrst semester vzce preszdent Mr Chrls Steers sponsor and Rhoda Emerw second semester treasurer 28I v ' A T7 X .- ' I 5. 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Do Members of La ocredud Honorarta Hrspamca Demonstratlng the Language Department s tape recorder are flrst semes ter SHH OfflCCfS and spon or Mrs Ellzabeth Boone Dennls Meehan Luce preszdent Karen Grafton secretary and Susl Schultz preszdent Somedad Honorarxa HlSpaH1C3 IS the new name of the natlonal SOC18ty whrch recognlzes outstandmn work ln under standln Spanlsh language and culture The Benlto Juarez chapter IS sponsored by Mrs Ehzabeth Boone Entrance re qulrements were made even hxgher thls year by a change ln the constltutlon that a PTOSPCCIIVC member rn addltron to bem of h1 h character and leadershlp must be able to present a record of at least a 3 xo average 1n Spanlsh classes for a perlod of three semesters Another change thls year was 1n the clubs annual carnatlon sale Members spent lon hours maklng red and gray homecomln corsages and boutonnleres MEMBERb are left to right TOP ROW 'Vlcflrew Velaxquez Pnher Horne Bubols Stoller Caffee Stoker Mlgeda Borden MIDDLE ROW Toback Shaw Hughes Meyer McConnell Davls Stelnchrohn Cllfford BOTTOM ROW Sona Rosenberg Kleln Sue Rosenberg Ross Daum Burch 282 o o o I 0 . . 7 . 0' ' ' U ' . 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K 1 ' y y : - J s Q 1 1 lf 9 1 1 s - 5 , , 7 , - v v - 5 . , - , - - Really Hablan Espanol in Their Meetings?? out of rlbbon Instead of buyln, the flowers Proflts went toward buyln, more of the unusual aud1o equrpment used 1n Spanlsh classes The clubs other projects are for the purpose of promotm Lat1nAmer1can culture at Gables A showcase ln the fall and the celebratlon of Pan American Week durm which a speclal program rs presented at ftsscmbly ln tht sprlnz, are the mam 'Ac in 1t1es Spanlsh culture IS accented at meet 1nCs mth lectures by guest speakers and at the annual 1n1t1at1on banquet 1n the sprm wxh1ch rounds out the years ac tlvltles Second semester offlcers are left to rlght Martm Berg treasurer Marla Munoz preszdent Mlke Alhson wee preszdent and Judy Booher secretary Left to rlght TOP ROW Camfleld Fondren Alper Hmes McKenna Keyes Berg Routh Levxe Duerson Lesser MIDDLE ROW Vlnal Goodwyn Stone West Dennls Early BOTTOM ROW Leavy Martm Booher Eastrldge 283 . . L I . N Y ' ' 9 - ' U. , . . 04 . - . M z- . 0' .h . .x , Z., , . an ' ' 2 . ' ff , 1 ' ' . l U T V 0' .. .A l . . , U 9 L Y - 59 ' v 3 - 9 9 9 fe 1 ' 5 .7 r sf . I X' s sly lv y, 4 ,A ta p i M is he 1 ., : ul -.. .H , Q . A , ' - v x . Y i 0 Q is - . 1 ' 9 9 9 9 1 9 9 9 9 9 9 ' ' ' 9 9 9 9 9 Y' - ' 9 9 9 ' National Forensic League Recruits Big Talkers WIFI MEMBERS are TOP ROW Blake Rutkm Schuster Rudnlck Crene Zack Strens Crabtree Ehnoff Free man Paredes BOTTOM ROW Magtda Barthelmas Stoker Stoller Mrzel Netter Leavy Woolf McLenden Dlnsmore Wflley Keyes Practxcmg debate technlques are Mrs Daphne Yyars sponsor Mlke Sadler recording secretary Tom ballagher president Charles Stuzln izce president Gayle Thompson poznt secretary Robert Frns chaplazn and 'Vllchael Mhson parlzamentarzan 284 lNat1onal Forenslc League the Cables Chapter IS sponsored by Mrs Daphne Yyars Its purposes are half honorary and half practlcal because It IS the frame work for all organlzed varsrty debate Junror varslty debaters earn twenty NI FL pomts 1n pubhc speakmg one or two po1nts belnt awarded for a speech an are then honored wrth membershlp yarslty debaters must be members of e club and all debatlnz, tournaments are sponsored by lt Varsrty teams are also sent out under the ausplces of the Gables and thls year one of them won the county champlonshrp Thrs year the club also seryed the school by pubhshln the N F L calendar - ' ' 4' 1 Z 1 1 ' i v. 7 v 1 1 a 7 1 ' , . A I , .., . . L' , I . , , , . . Y v 1 i ' -, , 1 ' so ' - I . . . . v . . U v 1 All ' ' , th , , ' ff sk K , l if . WW S ' Q , V ' ' A' , r l l LQQXII g ' da' Mf g' ' 1 v R 1 - V 1 J l - . , . . . ' a a Q s n ' - U 1 J y - , J , J L l .. . . Will Gables' S M H S Produce Astronauts? Science and Math Honor Society, in Gables since 1956, encourages the high- est achievement in the fields of science and mathematics. Mr. Robert Parent, faculty advisor, guides the society in its meetings. The entrance requirements begin with a 3.5 average in science and math sub- jects. which must number a total of eight semesters of courses for juniors and nine for seniors. The candidate for admission. after having been invited on the basis of these requirements, submits a thesis or an original projectg if it gains approval, membership is conferred upon him. The club awards a trophy each year for the most outstanding scholar in these fields. MEMBERS are, FIRST ROW: Clifford, Jones Leavy Borden Alper and Goldman SECOND ROW Davis Flnkelor Cole Stoddard Slotta and McConnell Gables Best Dramatzsts Belong to Thespzans 'R 49 llhesplans Cluh furthers the dramatlf arts and IQ the Instrument for preaentm the plax of the drama department The Gables hranrh of National The-splans go X IS sponsolcf hx Nlr Daxld ec mln PQIJVIIIN IHS Sear vrouht u A 'ldfrptetlon f th hrllhant Broadman fomedx The Ralnmaker lhex aleo presented the tladltlonal Theater 101 the drama d partments experlment ln theater art and an or1 mal creation bs Nlr Feldman llhc cluh helps tht zornmumtx hx lend tes ezreu '1 m th ua n o 1 spun 1 o mms laura s at the wo annual drama fcstlxals at tht LIIIXQISHQY of xll'iHll and lnlxeraltw of Flollda KJ ,X D1SCL1QGlI'lg the scenerw for an IIITCOIHIII produetlon are lcft to rlght 3 Q Karen Grafton recordzng secretary 'Nlr Daud Feldman sponsor xv -' lenore Schatzberg preszrlent lerrw Lopm llCIpl'f9ll1f'l1f Inch Plllllp son treasurer and Betsx Holdcraft Corresponding secrttarw IPA-s ,G 49.4, fl,g.,-A Ml MBFRS are left to rl ht FIRST ROW 'Nlexer Sehemr Ilplxm Melvln Roberts Denger Stockdale Sheehan Padrlck Dor te Hxclt ShCO'ND ROW Lewln on 'Nlaxwell Fxerett Nuthall McCrew Leavy Trlmble Ballard San clerk Danes, Felgenbaurn THIRD ROW Duncan Burch Stoller NlCll0lSOIl Butler Alper, Pogue, Greenawav Freltag Predernk 'Nhehols Shxelds Hatlxett 286 9 ' . 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K ' K, l wx 1:1 , Il, l E 2 ' ' . s,. . , : ' ..' . . , , , ,l ' D.A.R.9s Gain Practical Experience in Science MEMBERS are left to rlght TOP ROW Krrsch Hayward Catlln Denslovs Fulton BOTTOM ROW lfmnerty Mc Corquodale Relter Gables newest organlzatlon IS the Doc torate ASSISIHHIS Research Club Thls club IS composed of students who are galflllig practlcal experlence 1n the varr ous flelds of sclence by workrng under PhD s ln laboratorles Mr Walter Bowlby chemlstry teacher It hopes to encourage other students t Cables to gam experlence 1n sclentlflc flelds It IS also ln the process of re crultlng new members and hopes to have conslderably mcreased ltS membershlp by next year 5519? Here we see the offlcers performlng a very rmportant C71 experrment They are left to rlght Bill Zame treasurer Marth Petty first vice president June West president Maxme Goldman secretary and Kenneth Glasser second vice president 287 N .9 . 1 : D 7 Q . a V9 ' 1 1- 1 A ' , . , . . . 1 f I - 1 ' A ' ki , . . The club is under the sponsorship of . , ' . t 3 Y . o U I 1 u u t 4 0 J 'i . . . . , . : . ' , ' J , . . . 1 , l .Q , : , - . National Honor ociety lndustriously studying WJ are N.H.S. officers, left to right: Peggy Wallace, lice-president, Fred Stoddard. president, Billie Beth Wilson. treasurer, and Kathy Lowry. secretary. MEMBERS of N.H.S. are: Allison. Alper, A p p l e g e t. Baron, Berg, Bishop, Blaine, B o e r g e r, Borden. B urkart. Butler, Carnfield, Clifford, Cole. Cox. D a vi s, Di kj in a n. Ditsler. , Dortch. Early. East- li. ridge. English. Estes. Everingham, Finke lore, Finsten, Fond- ren. Franzen. Friis, Frilingos, Gallagher H. Goldman. M Goldman, Grafton Cross. Hallberg. Har ris, Hay, Hick. Doug las. Hutchins. .lack son, Jones. Keddrick Kerr, K e y e s. Kirk land, Klein, Kopel man, Kunze. Leavy Lehew, Levie. Levin- Esoteric Aggregation National Honor Society is the organi- zation which honors high achievement in general scholarship. The four precepts of the Society are character, leadership, service. and scholarship. On the national level, the club is sponsored hy the Na- tional Association of Secondary School Principals, and at Gables, by Mrs. Joanna Woltz, Mrs. Elizabeth Larson, and Mr. Quentin Lrmbenhower. Intelligentsia Would You Translate? ?l Each year the upper five percent of the junior class and ten percent of the senior class are tapped. The lowest jun- ior average in N.H.S. this year was 3.75, and the required 3.2 for senior admission has been raised to 3.4. N.H.S. is the only organization in the school which taps its new members at an assembly of the student body. Cleefully planning a test designed to flunk all N.H.S. members are the sponsors, Mr. Quentin F. Umbenhower. Mrs. Joanna M. Woltz and Mrs. Elizabeth Larson. T Confd, son, Lewis, Litt Lowry, Martin, Max well, McConnell, Mc Crew, McKee, Mc- Linden. Meyer, Mil- ler, Mills, Mitchell. Moffett, Mosso Munoz, Neel, Pennv, Phelps, Pierce. Redus, C. Rosenberg. S. Rosenberg, Ross Rubel, Rudnick, Sar- gent, Schor, Schultz. Jean Sellers, J 0 a n Sellers, S h e a r o n, Skrimshire, S 1 ot t a, Sta k 1 e r, Stewart, Stoddard, S t o k e r, Sullinger, Tessier, Thompson, Todd, W alla c e, Walter, Ward, Watson, West, Wheeler, Williams. Wilson, W o ole y. Wronske. Last Word March that wlndy month seemed so far away when we flrst started school rn the fall Suddenly lt loomed up ln our paths llke some kmd of monster dar1n us to meet the flnal deadl1ne for Caya leon 1960 As that flnal deadline was met a feelmg of rehef yet lonellness swept over us how there rs no crylng begglng or screamlng over a sectlon that you the staff have lnsrsted cannot pos slbly be glven to us for another week Our peace talks wlth you all ended 1n a stalemate wrth us pleadrng wlth you and Mrs Chrls fMomb Steers our falthful advlsor Jumprng up and down screammg Frnal deadl1ne March 15 Secrecy prevarled as you began to take prctures and the moyement around room 504 was some thrng out of a thlrd rate mystery story Long trrps to the Eyerglades were made on weekends for prcture taklng only to arrrve at the destmatron just as the ram came down or the egrets declded tc be uncooperatlve Meanwhlle Mom Steers was stlll mumblln somethlng about a flnal deadl1ne on March 15 Coffee fblack of course! became the password around 504 Peanut butter marshmallow plckle cheese sandwrches fall ln one? became snacks between hambur ers fAnd we doubt rf there 15 a staff member around who can look a hamburger IH the eyel We stayed after school for m1dn1 ht work sesslons where we helped you re do your sectron when nothlng would f1t By th1s trme Mom Steers w as Obbln weaklv that the fmal deadl1ne w as March 15 Fmally after chopplng our way through scotch tape fdont ever mentlon scotch tape agaml that you had so generously put all over the copy sheets mad scrarnbllng over to Mrs Steers house for approx al of last mlnute plctures and flat tlres on the way we waxed good bye to the last b1t of copy 'Vlom Steers too exhausted to talk waved her arms frantrcally 1n srgn language to tell us that we had made that golden deadl1ne March 15 Our thanks go out to the Semmole Indrans on the Tamlamr Trall who were so cooperatlve and ready to help us Prr cllla Estes and Marla V Munoz Co Edztors ln Clue Answer to the Last Word To Whom It May Concern Now that were bald four haxr havrng been torn out by the roots and we ve all lost ten pounds lsome galned ofcourse but do note the above mentloned snack dletl we actually have regalned a reasonable amount of sanlty We conslder ourselves quite lucky to have come out al1V6 Our glorlous Mom Steers actually drd not have to keep remlndlng us of our frnal deadl1ne We really knew what we were domg'7 The blg questlon was when were we gomg to start domg what we were gomg to do? We must make mentlon of the deep dark damp Everglades It was mlser able to say the least but of course you cant make everyone happy all the trme We only hope that Mom Steers w1ll grace us w1th a smile once agaln and forglve us for all of the stupld uncalled for mrstakes If you w1ll do thls we w1ll forglve you for the weekends you made us spend at the Gs' l l' Enough IS enough If you ever care to make contact Wlth us chlckee 504 the journallsts heayen IS the place to come We declpher smoke srgnals only The Sunk But Not Drowned Crew 5 7 Y l if . . . . U . . y - F' . . V . U . . Y T v . , , 1 Us 0' s e ' ' 9 7 - ac - - as K ,9 3 ' U . 7 ' - . . T . . Y . . . . . 0 . 4 r , r g U . Y. f . Q U . . D ' e ' p - . .cr v ' C1 Y Q . 0' V . . V c c C, J . . V . V Y U 7 - - , 9 . 5 1 7 . , r ' ' ' v r or . 7 7 I, ' l 7 7 , . U . . . . . 7 . 'S ' r l . a ' - J 9 X 7 9 . ' 9 5 . ' , . 1 - 1 - 9 ' ' 1 7 ' - - 64 - - a , as ' 1 7 ' : . O ,ax ff' '- .4 ,.,k s.QQm 'N X J j 6:5 A -1.9 . 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Aw. 1: ' if -'s,1p9'u 4 ' K ,Q Q 'A ,H NJ, fig, K, f f ,A M 'Ig H as Ye-I 7 2 Complimenfs of G DRUMMOND BLOW TITLE CORPORATION ABSTRACTS TITLE INSURANCE Esclzows 2I58 Ponce De Leon Blvd 8340 N E Zn'-'I AVS CORAL GABLES LITTLE RIVER 20I S E Flrsi' Ave MIAMI TlI'Ie Insurance Through Commonwealfh Land TI+Ie Insurance Company PhlIadeIphla P ASSETS IN EXCESS OF S9 50000000 TITLE INSURANCE SINCE I876 CompIumen+s ffayefaa. Barber Shop Manlcu ng 8 9228 CORAL GABLES BUS STATION OF SOUTH MIAMI TEEN SHOP Bes+ Washes Io GABLES I-nel-I A Friend 5748 Sunse+ Drnve SOUTH MIAMI THE BAREFOO-I' IVIAILMAIXI 234 Valence CoraI Gables Graduahon GIHS and Cards for Every Occaslon Th . . .I 6. fp ' . ' L, of Q f I. ai I HI - Member American Ins+i+uI'e of Decora+ors BERESFORD INTERIORS Telephone Hi 3-I725, 345-347 Miracle Mile Coral Gables, Florida VISIT Zlgmwflglmrk New Sfore for HIM AND HER O osle UnIvers+ of Mlaml PP Y III4 Soufh Dixie Highway Specializing Ih Ivy League CHUCKS CUSTOM AUTO UPHOLSTERY Complmenlrs of me SpecIaIIs+s In Aufo Cusfomizmg CAMPUS DRIVE IN RESTAURANT SEAT COVERS RUG5 AND MATS SPORT Tops I-IEADLINERS 6400 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY DooR PANEL covERINe TRUCK sEATs 4028 Ponce de Leon BI cl Phone HI3 3604 3 i T2 QQEMI Serving Greaier Miami Since I923 4400 Ponce de Leon Blvd CORAL GABLES Phone HI 3 746I MIAMI SHORES NORTH MIAMI BEACH PERRINE DELRAY BEACH U 1 I rw I '. ' 0 I I O O O , 127 MIRACLE MILE O ll ll O i . i . . . . . . I . . . . . . v ., ' - Q Y lv-M-T ...:t:+..1.. .. . CY?-I .M .1.f-f-'MTTMTQV-Y 'F A 4 ,, I in I ..... my - ' T -',- v ,. TL' - 9 V -ef-: i 'K+ ,M .,.,. A sgzqmzf' - K'- . . . . . . Besl' Wishes 'Io Ihe CLASS OF 60 Compllmenrs of BOY S TOWNE oulfullers for young genllernen s D Hg a CORAL GABLES 'I Kgs DIXIE And 'ro a grand group of s'IudenI's' May your en+ry mio Ihe pa+I1s of life be suc cessful and 'Ihe roadway smooI'I1 f:1,,,!,,,,,,,-I Your Friendly ff! s Ov S1 KWIK CHEK We Salufe Theres One Near You CORAL GABLES HIGH SCHOOL Hghl a 35798 522: s w s+h s+ FI CORAL GABLES GARDEN SHOP and NURSERY Experf Lawn Care Power Spraying Insured for Your Pro'Iechon FLORIDA BUSINESS SERVICE Bookkeeping Payroll Income Tax Service 335 AI HI 35072 Inc CU RLEE'S DEPARTMENT STORE IOI Miracle Mile Coral Gables, Florida DAD'S BARBER SHOP for Superior Grooming 2330 PONCE DE LEON BLVD. I I564 . ixie ihwy INex Io TyIer'sI ' Q 3 fi L' ' 5: B A VX G Fo It, I I an ' Maami'44,' orida. . fl' , meria Coral Gables, Fla. F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. Founded Firsf Always Firsr RED BIRD SHOPPING CENTER dll fl A Complefe, Personalized Service by Pefer Elmren . ' I'5 . H' f .1'i.vfn 'f5f JEWELS BY LEE Cos+ume Jewelry FROM 5 I .00 2I I0 Ponce De Leon Blvd. ables, Fla., Nex+ fo Gables Tl1ea+er O'DARE'S Horse Sales and Transportation l00 W 25 S+ HIALEAH FLA TU 8 4566 KRELL S Frs+ Shoe F ho Home ofl CBEISZIOS a+ :cf Ldlllasmr Sfore 480 B.l+mg-,re Way Muslc for All Occasions CORAL GABLES FLORIDA N'CK CAZWELL I26 Mrracle Mule 6907 Red Road BRAD CAESAR CORAL GABLES FLA 50 MIAMI FLA Compllmenls STANLEY PENN AND SONS STAR DRUGS or EXPERT FRIENDLY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Free DeIIvery HI 40757 520I S W 8 Sfreel' STEGEMAN JEWELER DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY Prec slon Waich and Jewelry Repanrlng 2304 Ponce De Leon Blvd Coral Gables Florlda Phone Hughland 6-608I MARIE E STEGEMAN NOW TWO STORESII RECORD MART 2339 Ponce De Leon Blvd Coral Gables Fla HI 6 I99I 66 N E 2nd Avenue Downiown Mlaml FR 4 2449 The Two Sfores Where You WIII Mos+ Lulcely Flnd I'he Records You Wanl' MINNA LEE IMPORTERS DISTINCTIVE APPAREL Resor+ FashIons Formal AI-hre Dresses Beachwear Mlllmery Cos'I'ume Jewelry Handbags Scarves Gloves Blouses OPEN ALL YEAR 252 MIRACLE MILE CORAL GABLES See Also MINNA LEE SPORTSWEAR zso MIRACLE MILE CORAL GABLES PICTURE FRAMING GREETING CARDS .ww REX ART SUPPLIES INC 2263 S W 37'I'h Ave IDougIas I MIAMI FLORIDA PHONE HI 3 6902 MONTE CUNNINGHAM S SLACK SHOP 2337 Ponce De Leon Blvd Coral Gables Fla HI 4782I MY BROTHERS PLACE Sfeak House I2I0 Ponce De Leon Coral Gables , . 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D apery Ca pets A cessorles 'Easy Terms A ged Complete D corat g Serv ce AMPLE PARKING d h 9AMt 6AM ht UtI9 M Hlg I cl 42593 275 U Compliments LEJEUNE SNACK SHOP Across the Street PHONE JE I0256 GRAY 81 COMPANY Electrical Contractors Service and Construction Il2l Ibth Street MIAMI BEACH FLA The Only Store to Shop tor Your Complete Wardrobe COLLEGE CLOTHES WITH A DIFFERENCE AT 7519 . lflyiy 382 384 Miracle Mile 827 Lmcoln Road CORAL GABLES MIAMI BEACH 20 Discount to Students LONDON SILVERSMITHS LTD Jewelers 259 Miracle Mile GABLES LINCOLN-MERCURY CO. CONTINENTALS LINCOLNS MERCURYS ENGLISH FORDS 400l Ponce DeLeon Coral Gables ancl 6460 So. Dixie Hwy. South Miami u i u w ir n i i wwf! fqurrfff I me 'xi . q,,- A -904'-21 ,,,Ep,cL,5 ' ' 5 E , , zm uri as rf. I 5 in 1545 if Selig ' i i iii' -. 'Furniture- r r - c ' fran e in i 4 Store Hours ' Mon ay T rough Saturday . . o . . . , Mon. and Fri. Nig s Open ni P. . Phone han - niversity Drive I '70 ' , . Bowkaeszlwvr ce THE ' R e,,,au Srops The RexaII Sfore PHONE MOI-2020 5898 Sunsef Drive SOUTH MIAMI. FLA. Congrafulafions From THE GIFT QUESTERS Feafuring GIFTS FROM ALL THE WORLD I62 Giralda Ave. Coral Gables, Fla. MILDRED EATON DANCE STUDIO 256 Giralda Ave. Coral Gables, Fla. PHONE HI 3-6976 You Too Can Be BEAUTIFUL in a Gown From TE F FT'S 3546 Coral Way POWELLS OLD MILL 3535 S W 8+h S+ H 8 0I0 Flowers for Every Occasuon OVERHOLT JEWELERS SOUTH MIAMI Charm Bracele+s 5706 S ns I D C oss Roads Bldg Compllmenls DAIRY QUEEN Vrsll' Our Sfore S DIXIE HIGHWAY PRINTZ PHARMACY Prescrlphons a Specially 2030 Po ce De Leo Blvd Co al Gables PHONE HI 6 I648 Ph ne M 7 930I PAUL S HARDWARE Pam+s Garden Housewares Elecirlcal and Plumbing Supplies Tool Ren'I'als 25II S W 67+I1 A e Flo d Get the Best Ge SEALTEST FOODS Dlv Nahonal Dairy Producls Corp MIAMI FLORIDA l -I ' u e r. r of . . . n n . r Bl' o o - I . I I I . . v . Miami, ri . . . I' . . . NEW! DR IVE IN WINDOWS SUNSET DRIVE BANK OF SOUTH MIAMI MEMBER F.D.I.C. X R Appliances - Records - Services SHELLEY'S 30 I 5 Grand Ave. Miami 33, Florida PHONE: HI 6-6404 Henry Hank Gabelmann PHONE HI 4-0436 GABLES TYPEWRITER CO. Repair - Buy - Sell - Ren? Typewriiers - Cash Regislers Checlcwriiers - Ren+aIs S+andard and Por'l'abIe 23I7 LEJEUNE ROAD Coral Gables, Florida Congra+uIa+ions fo ihe GRADUATING CLASS OF '60 5725 Bird Road Complimenfs and Besl Wishes NORMAN'S Candies ' Gif+s Greelings ' Siafionery 334 MIRACLE MILE From MM GUY BUTLER'S SPORTS SHOP 2I62 Ponce DeLeon Coral Gables CATERING TO GABLES HIGH STUDENTS 2I I7 Ponce DeLeon T-SI1ir+s-A+hIe+ic Sox-Club SI'nr+s PHONE HI 34647 Trophies-Gym SI1or'l's and Gym Sul+s PHONE HI 3-203l DIXIE BOTTLED GAS The modern bo++Ie gas for cooking, refrig- eraI'ion, heaI'ing. UninI'errupI'ed me+ered I'anIr I'rucIc gas serv ice in addifion +o Regular Cylinder Service. We carry a compIe+e Iine of: gas ranges, refrigerafors, heaI'ers, and IighI's. DIXIE GAS CORPORATION 405 S. Dixie Highway PHONE MO 7-2533 CoraI Gables, Florida TIDES CONSERVATORY DRAMATICS DANCING SPEECH MODELING TELEVISION FENCING 2322 Ponce HI 4-392I The Finesi' Food for fhe Finesi' People JIM'S SODA SHOP KEY CLUB . . At Your Service an X I K ' s,, 'I R xx Dv' DxpLgkIgr-Una Irafrlromf Dresses THAT MAGICAL LOOK 2305 Ponce de Leon TU RNERS' Fine Foods Since I945 730I RED ROAD Sophomore ond Junior Class Covoleon Photographer CHARLES REID 6230 S Dixie Hwv HI 70526 Real Cool Fashions Coral Gables 2604 Ponce DeLeon HI 33363 Miami 27, N. E. Isl Ave., FR l0297 - EveryI'hing in Fashion for I'he Tall Gal 5'7 or Taller - SUNILAND LUNCHEONETTE Home Cooking II3II SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY For Men For Women STAGG SHOP 336 Miracle Mile 805 Lincoln Road HI 48 22 Compllmenls of 5 alzaroh Jeade er-.rf T F PANAGON I06 Miracle Mule Owner Coral Gables 34 Fla on Prescriphons Filled Lenses Duplicaled un Glasses F A REICHERT Ophcians of Soulh Miami Phone MO 762I3 CONTACT LENSES 5746 Sunsel Drive Soulh Miami Fla BILL USSERY JR lmporled Molors MG AUSTIN SPRITE AUSTIN HEALEY MORRIS RENAULT DAUPHINE PEUGEOT Faclory Aulhorized SALES SERVICE PARTS S MIAMI PHONE MO 6 2566 Sou+h Dades Sporl' Car Headquarlers SUPER SERVICE Cleaners and Laundry Qualrly and Service Our Conslanl' Aim 3890 Bird Road al' Phone Ponce De Leon Blvd HI 66752 PHONE HI 33530 S H TALBOT S TOM TALBOT TALBOTS SHELL SERVICE Where Your Car Gels Special Allenhon 20l Bird Road ar Ponce De Leon Blvd Coral Gables Fla 3 X I u o 0 - - - o Conlacl' Lenses 8835 S. Dixie Highway Ilcir S . f ' . . I 'I F I F II I Step out mto a bnghr FLORIDA FUTURE ' As Florlda continues to grow at a phenomenal rate through sound expansron of business and lndustry opportumtres for ambrtlous young men and women ln the Sunshine State are virtually unlimited' out Into a bright Florrda Future' '2, o Q. :FLORIDA Pawn s. usur comrnnr O O O . . . I Plan to build your career in your home state . . . step s 15 a 6 - 2' Helping amd Florida 0 CompIlmenI's of MR DANIEL TEMCHIN For CompIeI'e Lawn Equnpmenf MOZ ALL OF FLORIDA INC 234 BIRD ROAD CoraI Gables Fla INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATES INC Alrcrafi' ParI's and EqulpmenI' uaI1+y Personahzed Ser ce 5353 N W 36 ST TUXEDO 7943I Mlaml 48 Florida Cable INASCOR Mlaml COOPER MOTOR SALES INC IRENE SHOPS 2I4 Miracle Mule Coral Gables Fla WE RE NOT EXPENSIVE WE MERELY LOOK TI-IAT WAY For I'I'1e UII'lmaI'e In Youfhful Sophlshcahon DRESSES SPORTSWEAR BEACHWEAR TUXEDO RENTALS AND SALES LATEST STYLES Including Pland Accessories an Conhnen+aI Cross Bows Special Ra+es for S'ruden+s LOOK FOR THE BIG ACE NEON SIGN ACE FORMAL WEAR II25W FLAGLER ST FR 7462I Mlam Fla PYGMALION School of Self Improvemeni' and Modehng Make Up Vouce and Dlchon Vnsual Polse PersonaIl+y and Wardrobe and S+yImg Developmenf Fgure Con'I'roI 3200 PONCE DE LEON HI 537I6 LILES PHARMACY We depend on you Io depend on us DELIVERY SERVICE HI 38477 3400 Ma n Hnghway BERTS GROCETERIA INC A CompIeI'e Food S'rore 3464 Main Highway COCONUT GROVE FLA PHONE HI 3425I CLIMATROL CORPORATION Screened Enclosures 4545 Ponce De Leon Blvd Coral Gables Fla PHONE MO I4278 HQ . . 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BELL 60-14 3, wit at we M5 VARIETY DEPT STORE Your Fulure Looks JWJ + 3035 Grand Ave FURMLYS COCONUT GROVE FLA Shrp n Shore Levls Keds Clolhlng wllh naI'uraI hon esl' shoulders genlly lap ered slacks pul logelher wllh old fashioned care Complrmenls of urnrlga aww f Men S Apparel MOhawIc I 7532 fl A CANINE BEAUTY SALON 4559 Ponce de Leon Boulevard Coral Gables Florlda 335 MIRACLE MILE 55I LINCOLN RD MARY Operamr Charge Accounls Invlled A WORLD OF EXPERIENCE 7400 pilots have flown more Man a mllllon miles ln the wonderful world of Pan American another rm portant reason why more than 25 mrllfon travelers have flown wuth Pan Amencan This wealth of pllot expenence IS your best assurance of a carefree tnp wherever you go ln the 79 countries and lands ln the wonderful world of Pan American lt s the reason you know you can depend on Pan Amencan. i lPA PQRI' RDIE Ellf:Q.Rl' ' 2 woRr.o's Mosr expsmsnceo AIRLINE Telephone NE wton 4 541 I Ticket Office, Mrami, 2 Biscayne Blvd. .Xi ..l ...... ,.,.4. ,, . -zzss:-ag.gg:::1g:2' ., , EE ,. - 5538543 :? 5?-E?:5-- -. . rf ,L fi -5553 .-5: ' .-'fres:rfs1:::1 5:5-sa.5ss:1s::snfssf.a2:-:f-1 v. 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Maclcin Carpefing - Linoleums - Vinyls Modernfold Doors - Wall Covering STUDEBAKER - LARK - MERCEDES BILL USSERY MOTORS, INC. PIANOS ORGANS GASH MUSIC CO. 2000 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Coral Gables, Fla. BAND INSTRUMENTS SERVICE HUGO HAIR STYLISTS Sunsel Suburban Cenler I56If2 Sunse+ Drive Coral Gables INear Red Roadl TELEPHONE MO 7-22I3 Air Condilioned HI-VOLT BATTERY Sales and Service 2 LOCATIONS I850 N. W. 7I'h Ave. 8345 S. Dixie H 297 Almeria Coral Gables Miami 5, Miami FR. 9-345I MO I-5357 Comzllmenls McARTH UR DAIRY O a Friend Family Favorites! The TU.8-4I79 Dairy Pl'OdUCTS ED. A. COHEN CO. 2464 Palm Ave. Hialeah, Fla. 0 MENS WEAR Super Sunshine! English and Wesfern Riding Apparel for All Members of +he Family INTERNATIONAL -ART H U BUSINESS SCHOOL 2426 Ponce DeLeon Blvd. HI 6-9768 RY World Famous Gregg Shorihand and Typing in Three Monfhs Besf Wishes RED SUNSET 81 A+ Ihe Corner of Red Rd aI' Sunsei' Drlve MO 7 7346 FOR FINE FOOD Open TI I AM 7 Days a Week TYLER S RESTAURANT Ar Condlf oned Ample Park ng PHONE MO 7 8959 and HI 3 6657 I560 S Dxe H y a'I Red Road Co aI Gables Fla Ar'r Exhlblhons Leo Scherker THE VILLAGE CORNER Oragmal Jewelry by Lee II36 S Dnxe Hwy Coral GaIaIes FIa PHONE MO I 74II Con'FIdenIIaIIy ALL GABLES STUDENTS can now buy a S6 25 gal of AcryIlc Palni' for only S4 95 In Whlfe or Llghi' CoIors ' WARTH PAINT CO ms PONCE BLVD HI 6 267 OFFICE FR 3 7479 RES FR I 3327 r Q, , LeROY WIENER ASSOCIATES For Ihe FLnes+ IU Real Es+aIe REAL ESTATE I026 S Maaml Ave INVESTMENTS Mlaml FIorlda MORTGAGES DESERYIDLY POPULAR WITH THE IUUNGEK SET PALEY5 me WHEEL CPWG :NS IKUILILKKLLKQ. v'R1Z':Kvs.LsUi2hMA 3I7 MIRACLE MILE TARA TOWN N TRAVELWEAR The Soufhs Mosi' Exclhng Women s Apparel Shop TEL HI 4 9I97 ROGERS MARKET 1519 s W 37+h A e Prime and Choice Wesfern Beef Qualify Groceries Free Delivery 5 I0 ' i . .- I I ' I - I Y . I I w . r , , , , aI' . 'I . , . - 5 G C:'fJ v 'LFCDCDD - QUICKLYIS 5' 4' . IA 493 I3 1 V' .5 REALTORS , . ' ' I . . I . . V . Z 5 3 s 1 ? 4 V 'H L I :Qi i.,3,.,Qywg4,, ' V ' - f wfm, R Memories are ALLAN MOSS, PHOTCGRAPHER 458 Bilfmore Way Coral Gables HI 3-03I0 A If II' Is in I'he Golf Line You Can Ge+ I+ Vai' THE BILTMORE PRO SHOP BILL TINDER HI60649 RIVIERA PHARMACY 4720 LeJeune Rd. MO I-532I FREE PICK-UP an DELIVERY SERVICE C B MOAKSICO Inc II07 DuPon+ Bldg MIAMI 32 FLA Firsi' Morfgages IF YOU ENJOY READING for 'I'he Wldesi' Selechon of MAGAZINES PAPER-BACK BOOKS EDUCATIONAL and RELIGIOUS PUBLICATIONS POPULAR AND BEST SELLERS IN HARDBACK VISIT THE TERMINAL N EWSSTAN DS Bus Terminal 2320 Salzedo S+. CORAL GABLES Plus 3 Locahons ai' Mlamls Beauhful Infernahonal Alrpori' Io Serve You GREETINGS MARVEL CLEANERS INC I6 Miracle Mile DRY CLEANING FUR CLEANING STORAGE FUR SHOP Yarns and Insfruchons RAINBOW KNIT SHOP Phone HI 6 I539 2I8 Andalusia Avenue One BIocIc Soufh of Miracle Mile CORAL GABLES FLORIDA Phone MO 6 34I7 580I Sunse+ Drive SOUTH MIAMI FLORIDA 24 HOUR VJRECKER SERVICE Nighf Phone CA I 4422 Day HI 8 269l CORAL GABLES GARAGE Complefe Aufomohve Repair Experi' Pam+ and Body Work 4020 Laguna S+ Owner O C WILLIAMSON Compliments of a Friend d 1 - Washing and Blocking DISGUISES - MAKEUP JOKE ITEMS 47I S. Dixie Highway ' V2 BIocIc Sou'II1 of LeJeune ' 1 M0 6-3722 GIFT AND HOBBY HOOK I4 I S ei' Road SouII1 Mia DINNERS IN A BOX Chck 'I' Sh p F ht Hambur e C ds fo AII Occ Wgs Masks Office MO 5540! Res MO 6-4573 Comphmenrs o a Friend nd? 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Y ' ' A - 1 1 4 1 1 1 ' ' V g 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 7 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 , , , , , Morgan Barbara 146 Megmmss Stephen III 144 Meyxa Andres 71 Nlelrkxan Sandra 96 251 Melly Charles 256 Melly Joseph 71 Melmck Stanley 50 96 'Vlelson Elolse 96 256 'Vlelvllle Susan 71 259 Melvm Dayld 71 Melvm Judith 144 286 Menaeof Mr Nlltchell 21 254 Mendelson Mlchael 45 96 Mensch Joseph 144 256 Mercer Frances 71 'Nlercer William 71 Merkm Terry 251 96 Merlxle Edward 45 144 280 278 Merrlett Rick 71 Mertz Wendy 202 71 Merwm Tom 187 Me ser Mlchael 71 Messler Mr Abbott 22 Metz Patrlcla 96 Meyer Carol 71 254 Meyer Ben 145 259 265 282 286 259 Meyer 'Vlr Martha 17 Meyers Carole 71 257 Meyers Jared 71 Meyers Linda 96 Mlchaels Carol 96 252 258 266 192 Mxchelson Deborah 195 204 96 257 Mldwood Elliott 189 72 lVl1l1kan L17 72 Mlller Mlller Muller Mlller 'tllller Mxller Nlllllnl' 'tllller Miller Mlllls Bull 44 Donald 44 202 Edgar 72 Janet 72 Joan 145 256 266 289 Joyce 72 Judrth 97 Kathlean 145 Llnda 72 Archie 145 269 260 Mllls Ehzabeth 115 263 289 'Nlllls Nancy 72 Nlllney Rrchard 97 N1l1OIl Rosemary 145 194 Nlmear Annabelle 97 Nlmor John 45 145 280 218 Nlmor usan 145 Nlmton 'tlrss Ehzabeth 17 Nlxanda Raguel 97 Nlxsslrhan Joyce 145 Mltchell John 92 97 Wlxtchell Pat 145 Nlltchell Robert 145 1 Nlnteman Lmda 145 Wluell Patrlcla 284 Modern Nluslc Nlasters 279 Nlodesltt Donald 72 l A 9 9 4 9 '9 9 9 9 9 9 1 9 - 9 9 9 289 9 9 9 9 4 I . 9 9 9 7 A I 1 1 , ' 9 9 9 A9 A I 'I I 7 - - 9 9 9 9 I II I - 9 9 9 9 9 9 I I I 9 9 9 . 1 9 g9 ,271 1 . 9 9 9 A . y 7 A 129 l 9 ' ,' A 9 9 -I ,- - - 9 9 . . . 9 9 9 9 9 9 ' 9 9 9 ' '.. - - ' 59449 ' 9 92139 II II . 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' ' L ' 9 ', 9 9 9 I 9 9 , - 1 -, 9 9 I 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 1' , , 9 9 9 Index Moffett Jr Robert 146 280 51 278 Nlegg Stephen 97 272 Wlollna Anthony 97 Nlollnarl Rlchard 45 146 212 218 Nlolnar Dlane 146 Nlonan Susan 72 Hom Sandra 97 Hom Vrctorxa 72 Nlonroe 'Nlr Wxlllam Nloore Barbara 146 Nloore Thomas 54 'Nlooty Alan 37 146 254 265 Nlorales lyan 50 146 278 Nloran Terry 97 Nlorford Dou las 12 'Nlorlang Susan 97 257 266 Nlornm star Krnstlna 72 Morrxs Arthur 146 Morrls Call 97 Horns Jo Ann 72 Morrls Rlchard 146 Nlorrlson Ellzabeth 97 NIOITIS Ida 97 Morse Dou las 72 Mosebaeh Carole 146 Mosely .lean 146 196 Mosely Mary 97 Moses Carol 97 Mosltownz Faye 146 Moss Davld 97 262 Mosso Curtls 52 53 147 254 261 278 280 289 Mott Ellzabeth 25 Nloulton Anthony 72 Mounsey 'Nlaurme 72 Mouus Melinda 147 260 Moye Wayne 97 Moyers Mary 141 Nlozur Pamela 72 Muclxlow Glen 97 'NIU ar Elalne 97 Nlulchaey Donna 147 190 Nlulgrew Robert 50 97 Wlulll an Xlxce 147 Munoz NIZIIIJ 3 34 147 172 206 207 256 281 283 287 Nlunro Ann 72 Nlunro Robert 44 278 280 Nlunro Wlllldm 44 278 280 Nlurphy Pam 72 Nlurray Mrs Irene 20 270 Nlurray Kathryn Murray Paul 97 Myers Catherme 97 McAl1ster LISH 143 McAvley Jean 71 McBarron James 96 McCabe Edward 45 56 96 269 278 NIcCabe Mr Robert 29 45 48 McCall Fred 186 MeCall1ster Carol 96 McCarr1ck Karen 96 194 198 McCarter Brenda 71 NlcCla1n Ceor e 187 'NIcClo key Ur John 29 45 0 NIcClun Rlchard 96 NIcComb Brlan 45 N1CCOI'l8ll1W Janne 'NlcConnell fare c 'NlcConnell Jann NleCormack Susan 11 213 143 269 2 5 NICCOI'Ill1Clx Judy 11 'NIeCorquoclale Donald 202 9 1 McCracken Martha 11 NlcCrory R1ehard 11 'NleDade Robert 143 NlcDey1tt Nllke 71 1lcDonald Charlene 11 'NIcDonald Wllss Marllyn 16 'NIcCahey Kent 143 272 'NlcG1ll Robert 143 219 Wlcflynn Barbara 71 NleCowan Joyce 11 N1cGrew Joyce 144 191 206 279 282 286 289 Mclntosh Judltll 144 267 270 McKee Ed ar 144 289 277 283 RICKLHSIC Eluabeth 71 NICKIHHCY Wrllxam 45 144 278 NILKHI ht Nlnehael 144 254 N1CLdlYl Geor e 71 189 211 Wlcl.au hlm Jackie Nlclueod lrcnt 96 Nlclacod lNancy 52 53 71 Nlclaeod Thomas 96 NlcL1ndcn 1 uid 144 189 254 284 Z8 NIcNe1l Kathtrme 71 NIcNul Stephen 71 xILN8ll Su 1e 36 14-4 176 200 1 NlcWhorlter Nlrchael 50 96 Vapoh Donnmck 147 'Vapoh 'Nhss Francean 17 Napoh Nlarxalema 72 Wash Nancy 72 Wash 'Nancy 2 National Athletlc Scholarship Soclety National Forenslc Lea ue 284 National Honor Society 288 289 Nattra s Susan 72 Navxayx Jean 72 Neahr Patrlcxa 97 204 261 Neel Nancy 147 289 Nell James 147 Nelson James 72 'Nelion 10553 elaon Robert 218 1 e 13111 45 97' 218 1Ntw1o1d 1.111111 91 211 25 Wlwllldll 11111141 91 1V1VNll11l1 Nldlgdfll 141 261 NlC1U1d 121110111 rt 34 261 2 NlC1l01Q Rrlan 12 NlC1l01 Larolsn 9 Ntchole CldI'll,Q 2 Nlflllll 111 141 1 201 206 2 1 V11 11111 1111 1 L 1111 on Dllla NI c1111 on ,llll 9 lN1c a 311111111 12 25 Nlllllll Ann 97 'N1111111o Nano 98 193 dll L 'N 1.1111 N111 111 8 1 111 ll Norm rnn 111rl1er1 1 N11rr1 111113 8 Northcy Mr Howard 11 'WOI'M1C1l Fldlllx 2 Novak 1'ra11k 148 N0Wd1xllW31xl Rodney 12 Nuthall fdllllllll 148 191 1 OlJI'lg.0Il lmrga 12 0B11en Norman 98 Odea Shannon 12 0d1n Alto 148 0Donnell 311011361 44 12 Ogdon Jalnef 72 01'1ae1 RlC1ldld 12 0l11a Laura '55 12 Ohur Srdnes 148 0lQen Deborah 186 188 189 203 98 270 271 0lQon Mr Laura 31 Oppett DdVld 98 Ormrod Doreen 148 206 Ormeby Alan 72 0f1l1Q1Jy Donald 148 Oaborne Lunn 12 Oattryoung ,lerrx 148 202 23 0Sull11an Denyce 72 Otto Cay 98 261 Ousley Llnda 148 252 Owen Llnda 98 148 210 Owre El17al1etl1 73 0wrx Carol 98 ladrlck Lwnda 148 286 Pngt Carolyn 13 lage Mr Hugh 11 lague Shella 98 286 Palermo Joan, 148 Palmer Andrew, 98, 213 Paltrldge, Barbara, 73, 194 Paltndgc, Jlldllll, 13 332 Index PHIIBQIQ Stacw Pankes Anne 98 Pantello 40 30 13 Pardee Adele 13 Pardee C,l1r1Qtopl1er 48 98 Pardo Swlxla 149 Parede Robert 48 Parede 11ctor149 Parent 'N1r Robert 21 283 Par1Q Pat 13 Parker Artl1ur 149 lar mr C 111110 13 1 larktr Dtrtk 15 Park Deanna 192 Parkxn Jeanette 186 Par on Par one 233 2 1a1 one ParQonQ 1111 I1 Q 1 ar onf. P1ttfr o 'Vancw 149 Ann 31 149 201 206 214 63 beor ette 98 Cordon 43 149 260 280 R11l1a1d 41 98 269 Tern 269 218 n Elon: 18 212 PatterQon ,lanet 98 Patton Wlllldm 44 98 269 Patty 131lC11d61 149 Pawh er Rtchard 44 98 lawne R1C1l8Td 13 l umann 11 b 13 Peacock Phyhi 149 260 ltacon Kennette 13 Peck Alan 50 98 Peck Ann 13 Peeples Jim 13 Pe raw George 149 Pell Charlei 13 Pnlton Sallv 98 259 len and Sable 262 263 Penm Randy 149 289 Pennw Wlllxanl 98 Perez, Sue 149 Perlne Smantlna Perkell Ann 99 Perklna Robert 41 48 269 Perkowekx Ahce 99 191 lero Robln 13 Peace Judxth 99 Peter Joeeph 265 Peterl 'Nlary Beth 99 Perteraon Barbara 150 Peterion Erle 130 PeterQon .10an 130 Petereon Wanda 99 196 Per1t Nlarllynn 13 99 Pettt N11ke 3 32 33 130 Perttt Sherrs 73 Perrw 'Nlartha 99 281 Pfexffer Jerrx 99 189 Phelpi, John, 264 Phelpe, Sara Sue 36, 130 113 192 211 289 Ph1l1pQon,1ud1th 150 286 2 Pl11lhpQ Carol 13 Phllhpe Elwm Ph1ppQ lNanc1 99 Palnt Sue 238 Platt 'Nlar ar1t1 110 Prel Stephen 110 Pterce Jeanette 130 1 Plerce Phoebe 36 3 13 203 208 264 289 Prerce Suean 99 261 P1erce Wlllldnl 131 188 1000 Pme LydellcD1ane Plntawant Altda 13 266 Ptowatx 1Nadyne Plper Jon 42 44 30 131 195 269 1 Jer 'N1r VS N Plper W1116dlll 43 P1pp1n er Rcxme 9 P1tcl1er cVIl11lld tt Alan 1 1uar Nllchtlle 13 Plana N111 aret 101 Planee Nlarra 99 193 234 233 Planw Wllllam 37 131 231 263 Platt .leffery 99 236 Plorne Robert 73 Plottw Hulllcf 44 80 131 201 218 280 Plottg Randolph 13 254 264 Polhtt Paul 99 Pond Karl 13 Pontera ,1ameQ 99 00 Pope Alfred 44 50 151 180 218 280 Popko Poppe Porlaa Porter Porter Edward 90 1enn1 204 Mxtchell 3 Beverly 99 John 99 Poet Danlel 99 250 Poston Sandra 13 PottQ Norbert 13 256 Powell Joe 151 Poweri Carla 3 35 99 Power Nona 73 Power Penny 13 Pozen 1ra 151 251 Prance Mr Harr1et 19 Preicotte Charlotte 151 PreQton ,10Qeph1ne 13 Prettyman ,llldllll 53 13 Prlce Robert 44 99 Prlna Karrn 52 53 131 Proby Bav 45 Proby Lmda 100 Procaccl Pat 4-4 36 3 Purcell Jack 100 Psne. 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