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

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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

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GUARDS BIOLOGY CLUB Y

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GIRL RESERVES Big sisters of Ponce, the Girl Reserves, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Maude Cook, Mrs. Nell Liefeste Mrs. Helen Evans, and Mrs. Mary Coover, have lived up to the fullest significance of their nicknames this year, as they always have in previous years. The pledge of the Girl Reserves is: As a Girl Re- serve, l will try to face life squarely and to find and give the best. Officers of the organization for the past year were: jean Rasco, President, Myrlene Van Landingham, Vice-President, Florence Bliss, Secretary, and joyce Wheeler, Treasurer. WHEEL CLUB The Wheel Club, under the able sponsorship of the Miami Rotary Club and advisor Mrs. Herberta Ann Leonardy, has suddenly become prominent as an active civic organization at Ponce de Leon. This honorary club, composed of outstanding stu- dents, has already shown unusual potentialities de- spite the fact that it is newly organized. With a membership numbering forty, the club is by far the largest civic club at Ponce. Among the roster of graduating seniors the Wheel Club boasts the following: the valodictorian, salutatorian, and other outstanding members. The Wheel is the first club of its kind to be started in the country and from all indications it will be a great success. HMY CLUB The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is to create, main- tain, and extend throughout the school and the com- munity, high standards of christian character. The activities of the Club are: sponsoring the school store, donation for the motion picture mac- hine, and for the War Chest, donation to art depart- ment, delegates to state Hi-Y Congress and general support for the school. Mr. Elmer Day, dean of boys, is the sponsor. The officers of the club are: john Cotton, President: jerry Annis, Vice-President, julian Reddick, Secre- tary: l. P. Shaddick, Treasurer, Grady jones, Sargent at arms, Tom Ebert, Chaplain, Walter Baker, Stu- dent Council Representative. Fiftv lst row: Rasco, Van Landingham, and Wheeler. 2nd row: Parrish, Newham, Poole, Gordon, jones, Aldridge, Hoffman, Riley, Newham, Riley and Burton. 3rd row Miss Evans, Bliss, Harrington, Price, Vernon, Greene, McKie, Greene, Waters, Miller, Bryson, McQuaide, Curry and Saunders. 4th row: Mrs. Cook, Miller, Williams, Conway, McQuaide, Blanton, Baldwin, Paul- ston, Bagley, johnson, Powell Slone and Wolf. 5th row: Coughlin Creel, Young, Garcia, Henderson, Brown, Bass, Miller and Ball. 6th row: Russell, Rathbone, Corder, Erwin, Weaver, Eberle, Pitman and Hennings. lst row: Woodmansee, Mueller, Patton, Batchellor, Tyler, Gurney, Wood, Smith and Letaw. 2nd row: Summers, De Noon, Keck, Brown, Hartnett, Dick, Fryer, Simms, Madeira, McQuaide and Gale. 3rd row: Crockford, Davis, Lumis, Cor- nell, Pierce, Mumford, Wilson and Reddick 4.th row: Deen, Chase, Watson, Ray, Pepper, Shaddick, Cotton ,Brown and Harrell. lst row: Day, Reddick, Ebert, Shaddick, Cotton and Blanding. Znd row: Hollet, Tendrich, Guil- ford, Fryer, lvines, Scherr, jones and Macy. 3rd row: Haines, Veber, Kerdyke, Madeira, Carpenter, Waters, Rawle and Berry. 4th row: Grockenberger, Madry, Evans, Shuts, Faatz, and Gaines. Sth row: Underhill, Tilney, Austin, Harrell Riley, and Annis.