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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FOR PUSTURE PERFECTIDN TAKE A LOOK at these girls pictured in the lower right. Such as these are the columns, archs, and flying buttresses in the edifice of national oflicialdom. After passing official rating tests in volleyball, basketball, tennis, or softball, these girls assisted as referees or umpires at the county tournaments. Tennis is one of the top contenders in the sports line for the girls. In an early inter-school tournament, Katherine I-lardeman was runner-up while Doralys Arias came out on top. Badminton, the favorite game of Louis Quatorze, is also the favorite of many Ponce girls, as may be seen by the enthusiastic playing of Mary Vance and Emily Gahr, above. Nike SOMETHING new this year is the or- ganization of a swimming ballet. The girls pictured left took top honors both in Miami and Sarasota, where they represented Miami in the state swimming meet. ff' Sr if 3 S S X sss:sQm. i'e:11:i Q 1w st::1:sxx.fes:f.:v ff-.Qsfs