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

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Tirst come the freshmen with kigb goals in view ffbey Lay the foundations for this life tlJat's so new

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-1- UKEEPERS OF TI-IE KEYS,', janitors, rest awhile. Seen sitting left to right: Bill Price, Marie Martin, Dell Smith, Charles Heuring. + XVITH ALL the troubles the Cafeteria Staff have, they can always smile. Here they are smiling over pie. Left to right: Mrs. Mellie Harrell, Katherine johnson, Mary Hoyt, Ruby Wlicks, Nellie Charles. ff ,X f Z! f f f . r ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN Mrs. Herberta Leonardy . . . my little lambs . . . black hat . . . good luck ear rings . . . Mrs. Helen Evans . . . l'll pee-nul-lize you! . . . big black mask ring . . . laying the law down . , . loaded spindle . . . Mrs. Mary Coover . . . iron hand of study hall . . . phobia for standing stu- dents in study hall . . . l'm looking for trouble eyes . . . fumbling around for rule breakers . . . Miss Mary Cecile Ions . . . morons . . . You reek of nicotine . . . thermos of milk . . . expressive eyes . . . Mrs. Irene Murray . . . upset hairdos . . . volleyball queen . . . XVhat's good in the fourth at Tropical? . . . dislike of gardenias . . . Mrs. Pearl Davis . . . Christmas tree . . . senior credit troubles . . . if tardy--it's death . . . Mrs. Aurelia Davis . . . love for suits . . . patience . . . electric heater . . . guardian of school's records . . . Mrs. Eleanor Wilson . . . gruesome anthologies . . . long braided hair . . . polished apples . . . quaint laugh . . . Miss Katherine Megibben . . . all smiles . . . desire for only official interrup- tions . . . Mr. 1. C. Gramley . . . pipe 'n Colonel . . . famous Band- aides . . . Mr. Johnny Noppenberg . . . cute little speeches in assembly . . . Sinatra effect on the bobby soxers . . . Superman physique . . . Mr. Paul Cremaschi . . . vaudeville style of banging on the piano . . . cute little joker . . . getting up a game of chess . . . Mrs. Edith Mason . . . to unattentive class-Look at me . . . Southern accent . . . flaming mane . . . solid on the ivories. QNIQ

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lndustrious under the lashing black whip of the freshman editor, the freshman officers pictured above: Tom Wfood, treasurer , jack Murphy, presi- dent, Betty jean Lee, secre- tary, and jimmy Okell, vice- president, carried those heavy stones themselves and arranged them on the grass to form literally a good foundation to inspire future generations of Ponce freshmen. Left to riglvl first row: Mary Adams, Roselyn Albury, Elaine English, Sue Allard, second row: Fred Annibal, Thomas Cuadano, Betty June Fox, Bill Adams, third row: Donald Allen, Richard Alger, Fred , Brown. 2 4 .3-ers X iss X Qs :X Rx wx . ,ass mi