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

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TUMBLING Front: Pena, McQuaide. lst row: Saunders, Chapman, Blanding, Mathers Cornell, Solberg. 2nd row: Brown, Miller, DeNoon, Patton, Clark Pierce. -.-m.wm,.V , The tumbling team, on account ot war restrictions, has not been as active this year as in previous years. However, it has progressed and met all standards set by previous teams. Outstanding members are: Bob Patton, Earl lVlcQuaide, Carl lvliller, and Ray- mond Brown. BOYS' TENNIS lst row: Brannon, Macy, Monsalvatge, Brown, Daniels. 2nd row: Corrigan, Respess, Eulette, Compo, Campbell. Sixty-six

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JUNIOR VARSVVK ,pa- QQNCO 2 Left to right: Dekle, Maxwell, Rath, Mueller, Brannon. Taking the place of the B teams of past years the junior Varsity played most of the B games. They also traveled and played many games of their own. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL lst row: Montague, Trammel, McDonald, Wright. 2nd row' Gramley, Pierce, Ward, Philips, Westcott. After downing many stalwart foes, this freshman basketball team entered the junior High School tournament and defeated Little River, 3l-26, to win the championship. This team also played many B games and were successful in defeating St. Theresa, 34-4. Sixty-five

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GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. lst row: Smith, Brown, Ellis, Flagg, Gramley, Fuchs, Hunter, Weaver, D. Flagg. 2nd row: Kuhn, Nowlin, Gulliver, Cook, Thralls, Hardeman, Cobb, Pierce, Philips, Bentz, O'Brian, Duckett, Spry, Hinckley. 3rd row: Stephens, Adams, Epting, Lopez, Geiger, Bellenger, Brigham, Quillian, Smith, Chapman, Gahr, Moore. 4th row: Wright, jones, Keefe, Weaver, Moore, Fossum, McGrew, Neel, Horlamus. 5th row: Harris, Fitzpatrick, McLellan, Ramsey, Burton, Vance, Denning. 6th row: Merriam, Gurney, Conners, Miller, Crosby, Vance, Mitchell, Polak. Smith. Last row: Fosgate, Baulton, Pierce, Cribben, Fritig. The Girls' Athletic Association, under the friendly and capable direction of Mrs. Catherine Sample, was organized for furthering an interest in girls' sports, and developing in Ponce girls the ideals of good sportsmanship in all games. The girls work under a point system for all G. A. A. awards. Upon reaching 750 points comes the letter, l,OOO, a black star, l,500, a G. A. A. ping 2,000, G. A. A. medal, and 2,500, the G. A. A. cup. This cup is the highest award given by the G. A. A. Only four girls have won the cup since the club was established. Nancy Gramley presides over the club. Sally Hunter is vice-president, Barbara Reeves and Alice Flagg perform the duties of secretaries, Love Ellis controls the coffers: and lane Fuchs acts as sergeant-at-arms. Major sports in which the club participate are as follows: volleyball, basketball, softball. Minor sports are: track, badminton, tennis, and ping pong. Sixty-seven