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

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Van-jimmy Spry is still A Guy Named joe, one of America's Army Air Force flyers. He is escorting Anna May Britt. Who would have guessedAnna Mae would now be a top-notch merchandise buyer in New York? Dick-Here comes Shirley Doxsee, stenographer for Roberta Hickman, who is a concert singer. They have a concert scheduled for this afternoon. Van-joseph Womack, top-notch draftsman at Lock- heed, has just drawn up the plans for the Sky Lightning so that he has time to get Martha Upshaw to her many dramatic classes which she teaches. Dick-William Wood, the aeronautical engineer who decided planes had better anchor themselves on a cloud when they have motor trouble, is showing the sights to Nancy McMullen, the English teacher with the pleasing southern drawl. Van-jack Pournelle, a naval aviator recently injured in a crash, consults psychologist Patsy Tays as to where to spend a lovely evening. The chances are that they'll spend it together. Dick-Vonda Mclntyre is drawing commercial portraits of Wilma Mclntyre, professional model. Their jobs dove- tail very nicely to bring attention to the fine work each of them does. Van-Robert Patton, research physiochemist, is telling Dot Flagg, lovely artist's model, of his plans to synthetize dress materials from common table salt, used crankcase oil, and superfine sawdust. Dick-Here come Regina Whitaker, psychiatrist, and Mary lane Sherman, the smart Personal Director. They're talking a business busman's holiday and studying Ponce in the light of their present jobs. Van-Look who's here, none other than Tommy Ray, prominent Miami boat yard operator, and Myrlene Van Landingham, well known dress shop operator. Dick-john Pennekamp, executive editor of a large newspaper, is aiding his star sob-sister, julia Szady, in covering this important event. Van-Three smart girls grew up: Alwilda Evans, now in the Cadet Nurse Corps, Marganelle Castleberry, a stenographer, and Pat Phillips, private secretary. Dick-Marilyn Ward, the celebrated journalist, has now turned her attention and talent to writing a book about Dr. Charles W. White's many experiments. Van-Carl Miller, construction engineer, is escorting Lou Riley, an old school chum who is now a navy nurse. Dick-George Moore, dashing navy flyer, is being inter- viewed by Miss Helen McDonald, secretary of a New York model agency, on the possibilities of his becoming a model for a nation-wide billboard campaign. Van-Look who just dropped inl Dave Thurman who is going to Hollywood to arrange special musical effects on the organ for Sarah English, the actress who reminds everyone of lean Arthur. Dick-Frank Wilson, chemical engineer, and inventor of that new rubberized concrete fabric, is discussing its, applications in the clothing field with Flo Bliss, dress designer. nsusunsursnsnsnsnsu nsnxnsnxns-nsusususususususnsu snsusns- E L E A N O R' S House or FASHION 2nd Ave., at S. E. lst St Phone 2-i589 Huntington Bldg. Miami Skogseth Stotionery Store, Inc. EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE 53 N. E. First Street Miami, Fla. i452 Washington Ave. Miami Beach, Fla lnterncitionol Business School Business and PROFESSIONAL OFFICE TRAINING FAST SHORTHAND - MEDICAL SHORTHAND 2416 Ponce de Leon Phone 4-9768 Coral cables, Fla. ' Phone 2-5996 Established i897 SUTTON JEWELRY CO. lVllAMl'S oi.DEsT IEWELRY sToRE l32 E. Flagler Street Miami, Florida nyusnvssnsnsnsunxnsu Seventy-fi :susan '1 l i l 2 l Z l Z 4 i l 2 i l i i l l 4 Z i Q l l I l i l 4 Z Z Z l Q. I Z ! i l l I l i l l i l ve

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From page twenty-four CLASS PHOPHECY companion, handles his publicity. That's one good reason why he's so well known. Van-Nursery schools and all related designs seem to be the topic of conversation between jack Bennett, archi- tect, and Caroline Butler, who has charge of the All-Brat Nursery School to be erected nearby. Dick-Logan Botts, the student who was always willing to argue, and has now turned to eking out a bare existence as an engineering professor at M. I. T., can be seen almost any day with Rose Marie Archer, head nurse at the Army Hospital nearby. Van-Here comes that well-known world traveler, Scott Arnold, being consulted on the feminine fashions the world around by Audry Atkins, internationally-known dress designer. Dick-Ieanne Roberts eases the pains of her many patients, as she is another of America's competent Navy nusses. Martha Hinzke's life is perfect, for she has a beautiful home and two children. Van-Enter Robert Woodmansee. He's the man who is so brilliant in the work of a radio technician. With him, as beautiful as he is brillant, is Anne Curney, now a favor- ite Navy nurse. Dick-Bryan Respess, who is trying to tear down the Brooklyn Bridge tc see if he can build it again, and Zoe Weston who is the Lady in everybody's heart, because of her wonderful work as Special Service Director, are to- gether today. Van-Eleanor Grav's ambition was to remain happy, and by the looks on her face, she has accomplished her goal. Barbara jean Reeves also looks happy, and she is contin- ually at her career of archeology. Dick-Everybody remembers Robert A. Bryan, the liquid-tongued gentleman who could talk his way out of everything. Now he is America's youngest ambassador. He is accompanied by another former Ponceite, Kay Sulli- van, known in the diplomatic circles as America's only lady emissary of good will. Van-Charles Parham, prominent airline executive, is discussing sanitary conditions in the galleys of his sky giants with Lenore Hennings, a nurse who is well informed on such subiects. Dick-Nobody likes a swamp. This man, Frank Burress, has engineered the draining of more swamps than any other human being. His comely acquaintance, Patty Allen, drains concert singers of their money by managing their affairs. Van-Here comes Emily jo Vance, the multibillionaire, who sponsored the name band where Gwendolyn Weaver is playing trumpet. Together they have made great names for themselves. Dick-Here's Iohn Tatum, that second Gene Krupa, sporting Ianice Booher, who has just said good-bye to her many children. Ianice is a very sweet and under- standing nursery school teacher. Seventy-fou r CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '44 F. N. HOLLEY 581 lOc Stores ZI7 Coral Way C1 ZI36 Ponce de Leon Blvd. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CRADUATINC CLASS OF '44 Ponce de Leon Restourcint 2309 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Brycint Office Supply Co., Inc SPECIALISTS IN OFFICE SUPPLIES Fountain Pens, Pencils, Paper, and many other handy and necessary items. 46 S. E. First St. Miami, Fla. Phone 2-0588 DOLLY MADISON Ice Cream of Distinction BAR-B-Q ij HoT Docs I44 Alhambra Circle

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Van-julian Reddick, Air Corps pilot, and Phyllis Eberle, nurse, are still seeing quite a lot of each other,u and decided today that they would visit their old Alma Mater. Dick-Seen together are Lynn Watson, famous en- gineer, not of the railroad type, and lean Rasco, organist. lust now he is engineering a personal appearance for the two of them. Van-Hollywood Actress Betty lune Cook's latest is Wylly Keck, noted New York mechanical engineer. This is another talented combination. Dick-Dave Morrow, successful mining engineer, is being interviewed by Mary Frank, reporter from the Eau Gallia Trombone. on his new process for extracting gold from hen's teeth. Van-Everybody likes a successful man. Willoughby Cox is successful as a corporation lawyerg this we know, because he told us so. Today he is here with Doris Snow, America's foremost aviatrix. Doris holds more broken records than any other flyer. Dick-Bob Cahill, who flies for the Army, iust flew in to escort Evelyn Miller, photographer's model and cover girl for a recent issue of Strife Magazine, to our little' ceremony. Van-Who could forget Dennis Kelleher, and his ambi- tion to be an author-He is now a celebrated one. We see him talking to Mary Lou Raulerson on the subiect of the correct diet for a famous novelist. Dick-Here's Bob Houser, the well-known aeronautical engineer who designed the popular Aero Coupe Autogiro, with an old school chum, Nancy Knight, who is now a flight nurse. Well-this is Dick Baker and Van Chilton saying good- bye and thanks for the memories. T..-NN.-N...NNNNNN.,.NN.NNN.S.-..,..,NN,,.N.-..,......,..,.,..,NN.,.N.., 1 5 3 l 3 l 5 5 5 I-I o S A D L E R 5 l 1 l l Z 5 Z l P fi o t o g r a I9 I1 y l l l sl 5 808 Douglos Entrance Z 2 Z l l S TELEPHONE 4-1484 l l l l l L.....,..,..a. NNNNNNNNNNNNNNN .,..,.... NNNNNNNNN N NNNN ....,.., 'Seventy-six