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

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THE Y'S HAVE IT IF YOU have seen a boy with a triangular pin selling student dir- ectories or pushing a wheel barrow with rubbish blown down by the September hurricane, you'd know he belonged to the Hi-Y Club. Both the Alpha Hi-Y, composed of upperclassmen, sponsored by Mr. Elmer L. Day, and the Beta l-li-Y of freshmen sponsored by Mrs. E. Richey Clawson, abide by their aims and purposes- clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. Contributing fifty dollars to the community chest and S5150 to the band to help buy new uniforms, the l-li-Y Club, under the auspices of the Y.M.C.A., meet every week. Forming the I-li is the Alpha Club Eeft to 'fight and front to back are: President Shuts, Kern, Onley, English, Edwards, Shepard, Gaines, Davidson, Curry, Day, Far- well, Matthews, XVeier, Leinecker, Ganyard, Hanna, Robinson, Parker, Willianis, XVeier, Nay, Shaw, Tomlin- son, McCall, Jacobson, Matthews, Kendall, Gould, Campbell l-lunter. Back to front: Metzger, Stamos, Peck, Gibson, Neill, Silber, Dewey, Roberts, Norvell, Sergeant- at-arms Yifeddle, Shrewsbury, Bowers, Mr. Day and Mr. Rydman, advisers. Forming the Y is the Beta Club. fFront to back are: Stribling, Powell, Gordon, XVilkes, Nay. Branching to the right: Neill, Baseman, Dillard, Watson, Leo- nardy, Davis, Brown. Branching to the left: Thompson, Lorenz, DeXVies, Smith, Thomson, Knight, Welsh. 100 l N .Q U .sa A112 f ,,,. 1 f ' ,ji t I 1 9' 1 Q for? 1 00.7 fl Q f' ' ' I I V I ,I-If iff, n,.','1,'.. ,'+,-.,9.,,43 ,v',ff5's 'fll , 'wa' ' X. 1 vw' ugf- ,',-- f,1fOI,rf,,g.,, 4.f.',',04Qu,5' . ,V 0-t., ,, .X-,-wxowol 1 tx. gm, Q .'.- '

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BIOLOGICALLY SPEIXKING Looking around the biology room we find Echinodermatas, Coelenteratas, and Platyhelmin- flies, some member of the Bio- logy Club might say. But the rest of us, being mere mortals, just can't quite understand. The Bio- logy Club, directed by Mrs. Ellen E. Binford, belongs to the Science Club of America, whose headquarters are in Wfashington, D. C. Their snake booth at the junior Carnival proved frightening to some Ponceites. They have also participated in studying micro- scopic animals, dissection of a frog, a movie, field trip, become acquainted with Miami sea life, and heard biological talks. + Left to right, seated: Mrs. Binford, Shirley Douglas, Peggy Berry, Treasurer Jackie Dicker- son, Vice-president Jean McGo- ogan, Richard Taylor, joan Block, ,leanne Fisher. Stmldiug ure: Dick Havilancl, Earle Peeples, Betsie Sturgis. KINGS FOR THE MOMENT Founded in October 1945, the Chess Club, sponsored by Mrs. Irene Murray, published programs for the annual junior Carnival. Playing n qmnc are: Connell and Fandrey. Left to right, jirst rom: Baker, Scherr, Hopkins, Betts, Delaney, Fields, Alfonso, Close. Second row: Parker, Cvulliver, Cook, Marks, Rinehart, LeBaron, Monsalvatge. Third row: Wfheeler, Macy, Atkinson, Smail, O'Donovan, Sherman, Roberts, Mrs. Murray. Tourtb row: Obenauer, Marx, Kosel, Chavez, Slack, l-lill, Robinson, Hiss. fifth row: Mettersheimer, Strehlke, Van Zandt, Kelly, Seidler, Cazlay, Rigl, Sanks, Coe, Costner.

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Building brawny boys is a job that is tough But building brainy boys just isn't enough.