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

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-- T., S1 116 MINOR SPORTS FOR MAJOR ABILITY LINDER CONSTRUCTION this year is the idea of attracting more interest in minor sports. In the top left hand corner we find jane Smith, Nancy Albury, jackie Gibson, Dot Ozanne, Evelyn Fitzpatrick, and Shirley Rogers in the act of building a pyramid. Track provides a chance for girls to show their individual skill. Not only may they show their running and jumping ability, but also their strength and judgment. In the upper right hand picture jackie Gibson hands the baton to Nancy Albury in a relay race. On Fridays, the girls will usually be seen inside the gym dancing with the boys to the music of some talented Ponceite or more likely just the Vic.J' Arching into the canierais eye in the lower right are Aline Brown, Pat Fitz- gerald, and Dorothy Sclioonmaker.

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FRESHMAN GIRL WINS FREE SHOT SINKING I9 out of 25 shots, Camille Oelkers copped the first place in the freshman basket ball finals. In the preliminaries at Shenandoah, Ponce's ninth graders were second only to Shenandoah's own team. Coming to the finals, however, the A team fell also to Ada Merrit, but suc- ceeded in taking victories over Andrew jackson's and Edisonis junior teams and Robert E. Lee. Vol eyballers Cop Second Place PONCl3'S FRESI-IMAN volley ballers almost laid their corner stone for posterity this year at the annual jun- ior High tournament at Moore Park. V olleying the ball to vic- tory over all opponents except Shenandoah, these sportsters took second place They came very close to claiming the trophy that Shenandoah has held for so long. Captained by Mary Ann Shaver, the Ponce nine showed they have the foun- dation for a winning team in the senior tournament next year - XVith a little more coaching,who knows? mx.iL1.i.

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me-miner:-, , ,,,.swssf-,,,mewsme sxmmm:wxs,.:m,,,,,,,,, fm: New LABOR TROUBLE? STRIKES have been constantly in the news of late whether for labor or ball games. The ones referred to here, however, are definitely not of the labor type as can be plainly seen below. Clancing toward the upper right hand corner, we find the enthusiastic freshmen all ready to see that there will be no strikes. On the con- trary in the lower left are the upper classmen practicing their pitching to see how many strikes they can get on the other gals. Ping pong is one of the popular class and after school activities, especially when everyone would rather challenge Mrs. I-Iornor to a game than run around the Held. Below is a fast moving game between Betty Jane Mitchell and Bettie and jonnie Caudell. Shaping upv could be the name of this section if you are looking at Betty Lou johnson in the lower right picture. Betty Lou is the one on the right, of courswthafs Colonel, the ath- letic departmentis mascot on the left. A-mg e et- -. X-1 an-in-1-1-my-nuns.-ummm-1w.m