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

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Nightingales USHI-:RING AT ALL the symphony concerts and the opera nLa Bohcmell were the Ponce Senior Glee Club girls. Wlith Captain Mari- lyn Reynolds they also ushered at the 0pC1'H The Barber of Seville presented on March l, 3, and 4. At a Christmas concert they sang a spec- ial arrangement of uAve Marial' with Char- lotte Hicks as soloist. Un February 28, the Glee Clubs partici- pated in the assembly while all the students joined in. The Glce Club, under Miss Dorothy Brin- dle since the beginning of the second sem- ester, is a member of both tl1e Florida Music Educators' Association and the Florida Federation of Music Clubs. Pictured below is the Ponce Junior Glee Club in which members receive basic train- ing preparatory to entrance into the Senior Glee Club. -MILDRED GARCIA n-lt Above, left to right, first row: Ac- rompanist Sealander, Kyle, Treasurer Barton, President Allen, Secretary Delaney, second row: Whllson, Mc- Leod, Carter, Parrish, Murray, Blas- tro, Little, McKinney, Dayhoff, Hart, Harrington, Fritz, Jones, Brown, Riley, Scholtzg third row: Reber. Cunningham, Poole, Pruitt, Wooten, Snyder, Snider, Shaw, Conway, Shel- merdine, MacDonell, Pert, Cotton, fourth row: Fisher, Davis, Walsh, Conder, Montgomery, Steadman, Don- ohue. Austin, Knol, Foster, Reynolds, Callahan. Fields, Adviser Mrs. Belle Crutchfieldg fifth row: Lane, Mar- tin, Sondee, Austin, Horne, Padgett. Below, left to right, first row: Ray, Vice-President Aguire, Canington, Sr-oville, Driver, President May, Kirk- land: second row: Van Zandt, Lih- rarian Hicks, Thomas, Kosel, White, Smith. Secretary Metts, Lawrence, Benjamin, Cundlach, Cournoyer, Wilson, Vazquez, McCord, James, Mendenhall, Andrewsg third row: Rigl, Howell, Maecher, Crowder, Carpenter, Manis, Peifer, Kuhn, Con- rad, Pell. ff v '4-

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-w 4. sf-W. L, . - ff M . ei' 0 5? 1 upper Supporters THEME For THE YEAR-looking toward our ideal school! The main project of tl1e Par- ent-Teachers' Association for the year was securing federal aid for our cafeteria, which will he used as a proving ground for future federally aided cafeterias. Raising money for new uniforms for the Cavaliettes and providing a dual control Victrola, transcription, and record player with records for the English department were among this year,s activities. Seated: President Mrs. Bowman J. Hinckley, Record ing Secretary Mrs. N. R. Farwellg standing: First Vice-President Mrs. T. E. Lewis, Second Vice-Presia dent Mrs. Susan Archer, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Edwin L. Shaw, Treasurer Mrs, Arthur C. Gulliver. A 5 T his all xr T 2 . . Perpetrators WYITH THE PURPOSE of upholding the record the hand set at last year's festival, the Band Patrons' Association was formed last spring. Membership is open to anyone interested in the organization. The major prohlem this year was to raise enough money to help buy new instruments and to send the hand to the State Festival at Wlest Palm Beach. --INIILDRED GARCIA Left to right: Treasurer Mrs. J. F. Diehl, Registra- ton Chairman Mrs. M. E. Gould, Uniform Chairman Mrs. U. J, Albury, Conductor Mr. Paul Cremasrhi, Recording Secretary Mrs. J. W. McClamery, Hos- pitality Chairman Mrs. Russell Paige. Membership Chairman Mrs. T. R. Anihal. First Vice-President Mrs E. L. English, Serond Vice-President Mr. E. P. Ellis, President Mr. T. R. Anihul. 61

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Diligent Donors Above, left to right, first row: Mur- phy, Treasurer ltuens, Vice-President Harrington, President Stuart. Sevre- tary Lee, Conroy, second row: Marks, Edmondson, Connella, Hart. Outlaw, Watkins, Lesh, Hoyt, Samis, Pertg third row: Driver, Stuart, Brown, Edmondson, Mendenhall, Knust, Thomas, Kosel, Fullerg fourth row: Maeeher, Derrick, Sehmelter, Mr'- Clintock, Adviser Mrs. Elizabeth Bowlhy, Adviser Mrs. Nelle Hill, fifth row: Knust, Rawls, Pruitt, Hend. rixon, Leinerker. Below, left to right, first row: Lewis, Treasurer Bendinger, Vice-President Alfonso, Assistant Director English, President Wheeler, Aecompanist Sea- lancler, Secretary Shaw, Miller, Malt- hyg second raw: Pearce, Cox, Misner, Weier, Kane, Kehm, Davis, Gillespie, Parker, Kallaherg third row: Stamos. Routh, Parker, Sapos, Shrewsbury. Veber, Brown, Kasarjiang fourth row: Keena, Westcott, Stahl, Step- hens, Dacy, Hanna, fifth row: Stiles, Moore, Barnett, Miller, Bean. Weier, Jorgensen, Ray, Siddons, Gruntler. UNDER 'rua NEW' NAME of Y-Tet-ns, the Girl Reserves aim uto huild a fellowship of girls who will try to face life squarely to find and give the host. The Y-Teens have taken over the sale of tullereulosis seals and the food and elothing drives for Holland. For a numher of years they have heeu in charge of the elinie, the lost and found, and the selling of typing paper. Chanting Cantors IT YYAS ON Deeemlrer 6 that the Boys' Glee Cluh gave an assembly program as a fare- well to their founder and teacher, the Rev- erend Mr. .lolm Simms. They have appeared before many service eluhs in Miami, and their double quartet has participated in many church services. The Boys' Cleo Clulr sang for the PTA on February 19, and made plans for a eoncert to lie given in the spring. -f-NIILDRI-ID GARCIA