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

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LeTT To righT, TirsT row: Clark, Lesh, Mrs STeers, Johnson, Mc Guire. Second row SchullsTrom, WaTson Carrero, Jordan, BaT cheller, G u ndlach. Third' row: Fisher, Ri chards, Lewis, Crow- der. --7 .eg l.l'l.S.l-l,S.J. To The uniniTiaTecl This sounds lil4e a reTugee Trom The Morse code course. BuT To The acTive members oT The Quill and Scroll iT means iusT one Thing: lnTernaTional l-lonorary SocieTy oT l-ligh School JournalisTs. Qrganized To conducT research in The Tield oT high school journalism, The group is sponsored by Mrs. Chris STeers, TaculTy advisor oT The Tribune and Cavaleon. ifawdf, A candidaTe Tor membership in Quill and Scroll musT be ouTsTanding in The sTudy oT iournal- ism, have aT leasT ZOO prinTed inches, and be a iunior wiTh a B average. This group Torms The baclcbone oT The Ponce Tribune, and Two oT iTs mem- bers, Marcia McGuire and Nancy Lesh, were ediTors oT This year's Tribune and Cavaleon respecTively. '- T -'-1 ,ll.lf- C l , el' 4 . lach, Fisher. LeTT To righT, TirsT row Johnson, Mr. STeers Second row: Clarlc Lesh, Carrero, Jor dan, Crowder, Gund

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Lel+ lo righr, iirsl row: Cordes, Miller, Mr. Cosiy, Frary, Brown. Second row: Telslce, Cowen, l-loyl, lngoe. Third row: Norris, Todd, Marlin, Alier, Lodeeson, Buclc, Macy. l-lardin, Sperow, Harrison, Bickley. Nalional Forensic League has as ifs main purpose lo lrain and inleresl sludenls in speech and debale. Ponce's chapler ol This nalionwide organi- zalion ranks second highesf in lhe slale. ll' is spon- sored by Mr. James Cosly. Membership in N.F.L. is oblained by acquiring lwenly credils in debale compelilion, public speaking, and radio worlc. The work carried on includes lhe counly and siale N.F.L. debale Jrournamenis, Jrhe Exchange Club oraiori- cal conlesl, ihe American Legion conlesr, and narionwide speaking conlesis. The Ponce Chapler of Nalional Forensic League also presenls radio shows on lop Miami slarions. Recenlly lhey prinled calen- dars To help defray lheir expenses. N.F.L. OFFICERS for ihe year were: Cordes, Presidenlg Mr. Cosly: Brown, Treasurerg Fel- slce, Secrelary.

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The laTesT expression heard around Ponce, whenever anyone does anyThing unusual, is, Well, you musT be on a yearbook sTaTT. This undoubT- edly sTerns Trom ThaT wild crew oT creaTures seen dashing Through The halls aT all hours oT The day, muTTering sTrange sounds To Themselves, all The while glaring savagely. Wherels The rubber cemenT? Who dissecTed The Biology Club? Tell me your biography. I won- der if I puT The key in The hamburger. These and similar remarks all give sTrengTh To The wild rumor Inman. VW ThaT There is a menTal ward aT Ponce. Who are These people? The Cavaleon STaTT, oT course. As Mrs. STeers, TaculTy advisor, waves her magic wand and baseball baT, and ediTor Lesh screams Through her megaphone, we all chanT in unison, MeeT The deadline. Seriously Though, iT Takes a loT oT Time and eTTorT To produce a good yearbook. We have all worked hard Tor a Tull semesTer, and hope The resulT is saTisTacTory To everyone. .. 1.1, 'Il irc LeTT To righT. TirsT row SmiTh, Crowder, Lesh Mrs. STeers, Jordan Clark, Fisher. Second row: Weidberg, Gund lach, l-loyT, Medlin McGuire, Wood, Rich ards, Sperow, BaTchel ler. Third row: lzrary FinniesTon, McKiever Ware, Thomas, Van ZandT, Vorin, Wells