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

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LeTT To righT, TirsT row: Miller, lho, Jordan, l5inniesTon, Casey, RoberTs. Second row: Miss Massey, Wells, Flannery, Lawrence, Brown, C. Brown. Third row: King, AlTer, Power, WaTson, Gundlach, BurTon, Lesh. Service is The moTTo oT The Ponce de Leon chapTer oT The lNlaTional BeTa Club. Under The compeTenT direcTion oT Miss E. Massey, The organi- zaTion has promoTed, along wiTh service, honesTy and leadership. BeTa acTiviTies Tor The year were many. The popular sale oT Ponce decals, The Tilling oT boxes Tor The needy aT ChrisTmasTime, helping in The dean's oTTice, and assisTing The Teachers were some oT The services These girls perTormed. lT was noT all work. Wrapping The ChrisTmas boxes was a source oT greaT Tun Tor all. The BeTa Tea held aT ChrisTmas was anoTher enjoyable social evenT. To become a member OT BeTa a girl musT keep her grades up To par, and meeT wiTh TaculTy and membership approval. Bids are given ouT Twice yearly. 0. 10171 'TZ T. Q flzff 'f'.' ' 56ZY2'fV.3

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Lelr lo righl, iirsl row: Sabin, Grimes, Conroy, Cowen, Clapp, Wynne. Second row: Pelerson, Wood, Rigl, l-l. l-loyl, Greene, P. l-loyl. Third row: Balcer, Weidberg, Possum, Sulrynowicz, Mrs. Pianl, Slahl, Lewis, Miller. ln ils lirsl year a+ Ponce de Leon, Omega, sponsored by Jrhe Coral Gables Woman's Club, has eslablished ilsell as an oulslanding service and social club. Serving as lhe Red Cross Council al Ponce de Leon, lhe group was exlremely aclive in all branches ol This worlc, wilh special emphasis placed on Jrhe Velerans' l-lospilal, relief lo needy children overseas and in our own communily. Under The compelenl direclion ol laculiy advisor, Mrs. Sue Pianl, all ol lhese projecls were very successful. The social scene was nol neglecled, and along wilh many informal gel-logelhers, Jrhe memorable New Years Eve parly, and Jrhe unlorgellable semi- lormal in April are memories lhe graduaiing mem- bers will long cherish. Membership is limiled lo Jrwenly-live and bids are given oul rwice yearly, To suslain her member- ship a girl musl mainlain a BN average, lullill a minimum ol len hours service worlc a year, and be oulslanding in cilizenship. .WL

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if-,..3.,f.r 3 V . fir, -.1 ,U . A. , . ,, sg fy Lefl lo righl, Tirsl row: W e b e r, Summers, J. Kilbride, Mr. Aber, Fealhersrone, Nichols, Kaylor, Tobey. Second row: Coolc, Pelers, Brice, Kusel, P. Palmer, T Tix T 'V I s., - -i-..,'41g, Milchell, l-leaion, ln man, Pepe. l-lenshaw Welch, Thomas, Bishop Parlcer, Barnes, Wesl Haley, l-l. Palmer Schelgel, The officers for This year were: John Summers, Secrelaryy Russ Nichols, Treasurery Larry Kilbride, Presidenlg Bud Fisher, Vice-President C The Shield Club, sponsored by lhe Coral Gables Junior Chamber of Commerce, is a boys' service club here al Ponce de Leon. The club molro. You+h al Worlc , explains ils purpose. Membership is limiled lo Torlry boys, and To be eligible a boy musr keep his grades up +o par. The club acrivilies include helping in all school acliviries, wilh special emphasis placed on Jrhe Alhleiic Deparlmenl, which is The groupls main proiecl. l28 Plans have been made +o exlend on a nalional basis, Shield Clubs 'rhrouqhoul The Uniled Slares. They would be sponsored by Jaycee Clubs all over Jrhe counrry. The Ponce chaprer is proud lo have been a charler group. Mr. Lee Aber, popular chemislry Teacher, is laculfy advisor. Q 1