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

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GUARDS BIOLOGY CLUB Y

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TOP HATTERS lst row: Upshaw, jones. Cramley, Ellis, Moore, Hunt, Smith and Allen. 2nd row: Crockford, Ward, Carter, Booher, Baker, Harding, Sherman, jackson and Pierce. 3rd row: Bennett, Crosby, English, Snow, Harris, Blackwood, Chilton, Williams, Butler, Lee and Kirkland. 4th row: Beebe, Brasington, Thur- man, Lee and Spry. Sth row: Greene, White, Cornell, Mueller, Hargreaves, Morrow, Rath, Bryan, Harrison, Burress and Welch. 'L e The drama's laws, the drama's patrons give, For we that live to please, must please to live-' As an honorary dramatics society, Top Hatters was founded in l932, with the aim of bringing together the students with dramatic interest ideas. Character, leadership and dramatic ability the qualifications required for membership pledgeship of six weeks is necessary before and are A one can become a member. During this time each pledge must take part in at least one entertain- ment for the members. During the year, the following plays have been produced under the direction and sponsorship of Mrs. Marguerite Harvey: Through the Night, Where But in America, The Robbery, and the Trysting Place, Present officers are: president, Dick Baker, vice-president, Hal Carter: secretary, lanice Booherg treasurer, Betty Ann Harding. Forty-seven

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lst row: Gale, Patton, Eulette, Frank, Goldweber, Thurman, Blanding. 2nd row: Britt, Mizer Conley, Sanchez, Mrs. Pretty- man, lapour, O'Brian, Bryan, Cahill, Spry, Babcock, Lopez, Evans, Evans, White, Wilkerson Bell. 4th row: Davis, Daniels, Pena, Shutts, Solberg, Kelley. Sth row: Ray, Deen, Stone- street, Riley, Brown, Mumford, Woodmansee, Wilson. 6th row: Kelleher, Spry, Koch, Kerdyke, Harrison, Fandry, jones, Mann. lst row: Bedell, Babcock, Mixon 2nd row: Rothchild, Rand, Marston Fitsimmons, Kent. 3rd row: Zotter Block, Henderson, Shaver, Morrow. Cox, Schuman, Bowers, McWhirter 4th row: Chapman, Sullivan, Wei- land, Craspin, Arnold, Hogan, Ogle Sth row: Gale, Winslow, Fitzgerald Sims, Alzer, Mrs. Prettyman, Vogt Harris, Ginsburg, Letaw, Miller. lt's seldom that one passes a Ponce guard with- out hearing the familiar question, Have you a pass? These posts in law and nomadic efficient guards are stationed at various the building for the purpose of keeping order in the corridors at all times. The student is soon convinced that he can- not indulge his wandering tendencies without that open sesame in the form of an official pass. Ponce guards help materially the spirit of co- operation and harmony between the faculty and students. Students with high ratings in character, service, selected and scholarship and dependability are by the faculty for membership. The principal aim of this scientific club, under the direction of Mrs. jane Prettyman and at present Mrs. Margaret McNutt, is to gain biological education through talks and projects. Room 209A is filled with fascinating old fossils! How busy these future scientists are, and what strange odors permeate the biology laboratory as club members perform various duties! Officers of the club include: presi- dent, George Bedell, vice-president, ldelle Babcock, secretary, lean Mixson. Forty-nine