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

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Laying the Cornerstore 0 ' ex 14 CKWATCH THAT TROWEL! Easy now, set it down with careln Such is the figurative speech of Miss Christine Young, our vocational guidance director. Laying the cornerstones for the future by the Kuder Vocational Interests Tests to show what fields we naturally like, by aptitude tests to see what abilities we have in such fields as engineering, nursing, and clerical work, and by tests of mental ability, Miss Young has arranged a guidance program at Ponce. We lay our cornerstones carefully under the individual attention of Miss Young., Being the first school in Dade County to start a vocation guidance program of this type, we at Ponce are justly proud of its achievements. The realization that all firm and everlast- ing structures have well laid cornerstones makes us aggressive as we strive to help each student find the vocation best suited for him.

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Above, finding a typing room empty, the Conmlercial Department, Mrs. Maudie Cook, Mrs. Susan Archer, Mr. Fred Wlilson, take advantage of the momentary solitude for a commercial chat. in the middle. the Science DCPd1'lTllt'Ilf, dabbling in liquids with Ivir. Edwin Phillips, chief dabbler. Left to right: first row: Mrs. Ellen Binford, Mr. Abbott Messler, Mr. Phillips, Mr. johnny Noppenberg, Mrs. E, Richey Clawson. Below, taster deluxe Mrs. Virginia L. Gleason, sewing instructor, stands by while Mrs. Nan Ownby, foods teacher, practices what she teaches her students in Taome economics. 3' ACME ,r ln full? H, T fC. '-' gif' H ARCHITECTS AT WORK SELDOM is there much said in appre- ciation of a few of the Architects who take on added construction chores. We wouldnit want to be the first to tell you that Mrs. Virginia Gleason has worried, fretted, lost sleep over, col- lected, and disbursed science books, English books, math books, history books, and every other kind of book the state of Florida lends the students of PDL. Through all this she still has a sane mind and our bookroom is one of the most, if not the most, efficiently run in Dade County. W hy should we take the time and space to let you know that Mrs. Nell Leifeste has run herself ragged trying to keep the camera in the theaterisup- plied with reels of film so you can have a painless period of education?