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

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Show Managers To present student ideas to the faculty is the primary purpose of the Student Council, Ponce show managers. Under the direction of Miss Catherine Megibben, the Student Council has completed many pro- gressive projects making Ponce a better school. Sponsoring a 'LHey Day at Ponce start- ed the year off with that needed friendli- ness between old and new students. Honor roll pins and booster buttons also lifted the morale of the school. The Student Council initiated a new idea when they gave a prom for the February graduating seniors, and another by giving an Honor Roll banner to the home room with thc highest percentage of students on the Honor Roll each six weeks. Dances given by the Student Council Seated: Nancy Gramley, Mary Lou Hunt, Brad White, Dick Crockford, Betty Ann Harding, Sam Daniels, George Bedell, Patsy Crosby, Dinah 0,Brien. Standing: Jack Mueller, Bud Smethurst, Bill Kerdyke. on Fridayis third lunch provide recreation for students hard at work the rest of the day. Selling Senior Play tickets, and buy- ing new ilags for the school and for home rooms who did not have liags are other acts of the busy Student Council. Sam Daniels, president of the Council, has done an excellent job, assisted by Nancy Cramley, vice-presidentg Betty Ann Harding, recording secretaryg Dinah 0'- Brien, corresponding secretaryg George Bedell, secretary of stateg Jack Mueller, secretary of interiorg Mary Lou Hunt, sec- retary of linanceg Bill Kerdyke, secretary of defense, Bud Smethurst, secretary of publicityg Dick Crockford, secretary of student recreationg Bradford White, par- liamentariang and Patsy Crosby, chaplain.

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1 FX! Q PQX A' X Q j ii Z f' as-.,, 2 foo EDI Broadcasting the news of Po nee far and wide are the hard- working staff members of the Tribune. Publishing a bi-weekly journal is not the easy task that it may seem, but it is handled efheiently and capably by these agents of the press, under the supervision of Mrs. Helen Evans, faculty adviser. Established in 1934, the Tribune celebrated its tenth birthday last October. The Ponce press agents have always done a good job, as proven by the fact that the Tribune has received many All-American National S h l ' P this time. c o HSIIC ress Association ratings in Top agents this year are Jeanne Bagley and Nancy Lefholz 9 eo-editors. Other staff members are: George Knight, news editor, David DeNoon, feature editor, sports editors ,lay Clarke 7 and Pic Brannong girls' sports editor, Alice Flaggg editorial assistants, Betty Pultz and Thomasin Edith Hjortg assistant headline editor, Nancy .lonesg business manager, .lohn Roberts, assistant business manager, Patsy Den- ning, circulation mana er Sall H Bobbie Pierce. a West, headline editor, g , y unter, exchanges editor, Seen here hard at work to beat that inevitable deadline are the staif members. Seat- ed, left to right, are: Nancy Jones, John Roberts, Nancy Sanchez, Jeanne B a g l e y, Nancy Lefholz, David De- Noon, and Jay Clarke. Standing are: Edith Hjort, George Knight, Thomasina West, Barbara Brau, Alice Flagg, Mrs. Helen Evans, and Pic Brannon. In the background are the National Press Association and Quill and Scroll awards received by the Tribune. Qi!

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ff 7 ,7 x ff I IN' J ,f tffl Efgjzuf L First row: Nancy Smith, .loyce Wheeler, Bud Smethurst, Betty Ann Harding, Dick Crock- ford, Jack Mueller, Frances Garcia, Ava Nell Gordon, second row: Frances Woolcott, Phyllis Blakey, Sally Hunter, Pat Arnold, Ann Heres, ,lackie Jones, Patsy Crosby, Love Ellis, Marta Bufano, Clarrissa Deyg third row: Jane Fuchs, Beverly Douglas, Edith Hjort, Elizabeth Hor- lamus, Peggy O'Neill, Betty Black, Maroline Creel, Gladys Mitchell, Jeanne Bagley, Marion Conley, Faith Adams, Mrs. Edith Masong fourth row: Earl McQuaide, ,lay Clarke, Happy Kneale, Moie Tendrich, George Solberg, Jimmy Deen, Nancy Lefholz, Mary Lou Hunt, Nancy Gramleyg fifth row: Ronald Berry, Fred Gahr, Henry Dunn, Wfalter Pierce, Robert Rath, Judge Welch, George Corrigan, Newton Bollinger. ? 49 4 Sponsoring an anti-cheating campaign was tl1e main project of the National Honor Society this year. Scholarship, leadership, character, and service are the requirements for membership to the National Honor Society, and to become a member of this organization is the highest honor a student can attain. The society has two tappings each year in assembly, the new members being voted on by the memhers and the faculty. Mrs. Edith Mason is sponsor, and the present officers are: Bud Smethurst, president, Sam Daniels, vice-presidentg Betty Ann Harding, secretary, ,l ack Mueller, treasurer, Dick Groekford, corresponding sec- retary, Youth Center representative, John Cornell.