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

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'Xf' B0 3 Q Q ul Rush To The Rescue Sponsoring school Red Cross drives is the purpose of the Red Cross Cluh. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Margaret East, they have worked hard to complete another year successfully. Working on scrapbooks for the Army Hospi- tal, knitting afghan squares, and sponsoring a drive for Mother's Day cards are but a few of their many accomplishments. With Rita Goldweher, presi- dent, Lois Davis, vice-president, Susan Stevens, secretary, and Car- ol Gulliver, treasurer, the Red Cross Club has become one of Ponce's outstanding groups. p. 85 First row: Carmen Wfaggener, Carol Gulliver, Susan Stevens, Rita Goldweher, Lois Davis, second row: Helen Foster, Betty Brown, .loan Hayden, Evelyn Bal- lantyne, Barbara Evans, Joan Ditzenher- ger, Betty Compton, third row: Mrs. Margaret East, Elizabeth Carr, Rita Snider, Marguerite Penny, Gertrude Todd, Betty James, Betty Kyle, Beatrice Martin, Emaleen Lee, Mildred Barton, .loan Rooney. .dweezzdegmlae Camera Shy? No sir, not these Photography Cluh members! Studying picture-taking in all its forms is their delight. Hearing lectures on types of cameras, and visiting newspapers to sec how pictures are printed are some of the activities they enjoy. With Miss Valerie Boryska as sponsor, they elected Staples Pierce as president, Ann Chapman, vice- presidentg Pat Shuman, secretary-treasurer, and ,lim Adams, sergeant-at-arms. First row: Charlene Fertig, Jeanne Lamper, Miss Valerie Boryska, Tatiana Virrirk, Anne Chapmang second row: Jim McMahon, Dorothy McNellis, Morrison Brown, Steve Bellows, Nettie Belle Hjortg third row: Gerald Seidler. Staples Pierce, Jimmy Adams, Bill Vogt, Teddy Stedman. 5

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' J , 1,,- A x DELVERS Book lovers are these Library Club members. Reviewing best sellers is their frequent and interest- ing occupation, and reports on classics have their place, too, with them. Ably sponsored by Miss Mary Margaret Clark, the officers chosen for this year are: Pat Fitzgerald, pres- ident, Joanne Reeves, vice-president, Mildred Gar- cia, secretary-treasurer. First row, going back: Eleanor Conway, Evelyn Fitzpatrick, Pat Fitzgerald, Elaine Henson, Miss Mary Margaret Clark, sponsor, second row: Constance Hedman, Carmen Wright, Betty Bollinger, Katherine Hughes, Ray Johnson, Joan Yar- borough, third row: Joanne Reeves, Mary Chafer, Vera Mc- Swain, Douglas Sandburg, George Davis, Frances Martin, Emerson Foyleg fourth row: Evelyn Zotter, Mildred Garcia, Jackie Unsworth, Nancy Kaye, Fred Beall, Lindsay Moore, Dimitri Thoro. 84 f-R.. Lips vig' J?-'ij 'jl Zigi' uw Big Top Surveyors To further relations between the students, parents and the teachers is the purpose of the Par- ent-Teachers Association. The theme of their work this year is postwar problems, and the pro- grams have been centered around this theme. Each month they dis- cuss a different country and its problems. Donating money to finance a trip of the Ponce debaters to Or- lando was one of their worthwhile projects. They have given several books to the Ponce library, and have sponsored other projects dur- ing the year. President this year is Mrs. George Corrigan, first vice-presi- dent, Mrs. C. H. Neill, second vice-president, Mrs. E. V. Hjort, secretary, Mrs. .lack Harding, Mrs. James Harrison, treasurer, Mrs. W. M. Pierce, ways and means committee chairman, Mrs. Gilbert Broking, corresponding secretary, Mrs. E. V. Hjort, cafeteria chair- man, Mrs. P. B. Welch, member- ship c h a i r m a n, Mrs. Herbert Vance, publicity chairman, Mrs. F. M. Wilkerson, library chair- man, Mrs. C. S. Daniels, citizen- ship chairman, Mrs. Bowman F. Hinkley, youth cooperation com- mittee chairman, Mrs. William Merriam, safety chairman, and Mrs. John Leyden, program chair- man. Seated, left to right: Mrs. J. A. Wright, Mrs. E. V. Hjort, Mrs. .lack Harding, Mrs. George Corrigan, Mrs. James Har- rison, Mrs. Gilbert Broking, standing: Mrs. W. M. Pierce, Mrs. P. B. Welch, Mrs. Herbert Vance, Mrs. F. M. Wil- kerson, Mrs. C. S. Daniels, Mrs. L. D. Denning, Mrs. Bowman F. Hinkley, Mrs. L. B. Stevens.

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l gag 70,6 Da da da dit dit da can be heard on the days of the meetings of the Morse Code Club. These code- sters have learned the International Morse Code this year and if you don't think that is a major operation, just try it sometime. Under the leadership of Mr. A. 0. Jackson, they have as officers: president, C. H. Summers, vice- president, Alan Winslow, and secretary-treasurer, Jerry Nowicki. First row: Terrie Howe, Dinah 0'Brien, Martha Bentz, Joanna Parker, Nancy Hinkley, Ann Ellis, Bertha Moore, .lo Laura Craft, second row: Alan Winslow, Leland Wood, Niles Peterson, Raymond Clark, Bill McNeill, Bill Bron- son, third row: C. H. Summers, Aaron Hertz, Bill Richards, John Sims, Rodney Harpeg fourth row: Bill Ward, Jerry Nowicki, Mr. Jackson. W Phylum Philosophers Studying nature, pre- paring and examining 1ni- croscope slides, are a few of the activities of the Bi- ology Club. Ably spon- sored by Mr. Robert Hest- er, and later by Mrs. Ann McCann, the president, Idelle Babcock, vice-pres- ident, Virginia Cooke, secretary, Beverly Doug- las, and treasurer, Mary Schuman, they have sup- plemented the regular bi- ology course for interested students. First row: Barbara Miz- er, Idelle Babcock, Mary Schuman, Jean Maecherg second row : Virginia Cooke, Barbara Cluthe, Charles Lorber, Joan Whitehead, Beverly Douglas, Ardeth Dienger.