Ransom Everglades School - Excelon Yearbook (Miami, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1962 volume:

5, .4, m w. rig. nigw. wa- I-Pgsn'ulr C aria: 4m-mxr-mM-q man - 6141 I ?,ix . g g v. x ,, ?.X, in... V4. 2432123 waif mesxS w xx tl X. .HW' Smyrwmmm 1w. :m-a.m -. I$meA Ihreu-Ichu'uo. 'v n- nd IIA'Z'd , 'I' I H m... ...' Vi. va. y..4.. MIAMI, FLORIDA VOLUME 111 DEDICATION The EXCELON staff, in deep appreciation for her underistanding and guidance, dedicates this third volume of the EXCELOltl-lto Miss Lois Styles. As our homeroom adviser, she has greatly i fluenced our lives. She has been not only a fine teacher, but a symfaathetic friend as well. Generously giving advice as needed, she has shown interest in our personal lives as well as in our education. Throughout the four years she has been at Everglades, Mi s Styles has been a constant source of inspiration to all who have k own her. Thank you, Miss Styles; we can never express our gnatitude to you. l How will we fare without you? 1 The one who has eased all our fears, I In moments of great disappointment I We always could find you near. But now we must be independent, And take every grief in our stride. Oh! In times of great joys and great sorrows How we'll wish you were there at our side. --Bebe Ferrell WORDS TO THE SENIORS TO THE CLASS OF 1962: It has been a great satisfaction to share in your growing up. Little by little, sometimes seemingly by accident, you have uncovered your talents and forged a strength that now makes you a most versatile group. You combine vigorous leadership in school affairs and sound academic achievement with Charming creative skill. And, as if this were not enough, you add warmth and friendship for good measure. The tone of the school is made mature by your influence. Every school hopes to foster such quality and delights in working with it. We at Everglades appreciate our good luck in having had you here. We send you out proudly--and affectionately-- into adulthood, with only one string attached: that you corre back often, so that we can keep abreast of your further 6M C, l3; growth. IN APPRECIATION TO MRS. LUDINGTON Grace is in ali her steps; heaven in her eyes, In every gestu e, dignity and love. 11 WITHOUT WHOSE GENEROUS HELP AND UNTIRING EFFORT THIS BOOK NEVER WOULD HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED. LIER QUIET CHARM AND UNASSUMING WAYS CONCEAL HER MANY ACCOMPLISHMENTS. SHE HAS GIVEN MUCH F HERSELF TO EVERGLADES AND HAS WON OUR DEEEEST AFFECTION. HER CONTAGIOUS SMILE IS ALWAYS 1NOUGH TO CHEER THE MOST BURDENED HEART. THE EXQELON STAFF SALUTES HER. EVELYN SMITH B.S., Skidmore College Assistant Principal Physical Education PAULINE DIELEMAN B.A., University of Miami English, History Physical Education MARGUERITE HEARSEY B.A., Hollins College M.A., Radcliffe College Ph.D., Yale University Adviser HELEN A. GASTON B.A., Smith College English, History, Science EVALENE ANGUS B.S., Kansas State University B.S., Library Science, M.S., University of Illinois Librarian BETTY HARRILL Florida State Physical Education Assistant GRACE M. COLE B.A., Wellesley College M.A., Bryn Mawr College AdminisUation, English MARGUERITE KLEINSCHMIDT B.A., Barnard College Latin GERMAINE M. COOK Ecole Normale de Paris Universidad de Madrid French, Spanish MARGARET C. MOORE B.A., B.Mus., Asbury College; M.A. Mus.Ed., Colmnbia University Music, Geography SOPHIA E. PENN B.A., Trinity College, lelblin, Ireland; Teachers' , gHigher Diploma in Education, ' Alexandra Training College, Dublin, Ireland English, Latin, Mathematics MARTHA TIMANUS B.Ed., University of Miami B.A., University of Miami Art, Cultural Anthropology JOHN R. SCOVILL B.S., City College, New Yor AX Biology, Chemistry General Science M ROBERT ALE B.A., University of Miami M.A., University of Miami French, Spanish MARIE-LOUISE SOLEY B.A., Barnard College Columbia University lSpanish A ' m WLJM . K CHRISTINE WOIDECK B.Ed., University of Miami English, History PEARL E. SPRAGUE B.Ed., Salem Teachers College Clark University Mathematics GEORGE C. HUBER Pupil of Percy Crainger Piano LOIS M. STYLES B.A., Hunter College M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University Mathematics BOWMAN W. BRANNING BZA., Mt. Holyoke M.D., Yale University Medic'al Consultant 7 BACK ROW: Mrs. Jane Ludington, General Secretary; Miss Alice Kurpisz, Bookkeeper. FRONT ROW: Miss Betty Harrill, Recep- tionist; Mrs. Marjorie Adams, Academic Secretary. Mr. Richard Moelk Superintende nt Mrs. Vera Pizzulo Victoria Truesdell, Linda Smith BACK ROW: Mr. Cassell, Mr. Murtha. FRONT ROW: Mr. Lewis, Mr. Herget, Mr. Moelk. Willie Johnson F rank Brown President LINDA MORRIS Vice-President MARCIE ABESS SENIORS Treasurer BEBE FERRELL Is it true Marcie Abess is hunting for a college with extra large closets so that her wardrobe doesn't suffer from CLOTHESTRO- PHOBIA? MARCELLA U. ABESS She doeth little kindnesses which most leave undone. U-ionors at Miami Beach Highn Service League Prefect--4; Campus Chest--1,3,4; Student Council-Jl; Advisory Board--4; Senior Class Vice-President--4; Yearbook Staff--4; Current Events Club--l; Spring Play--l. MISS LOIS STYLES Homeroom Sponsor 1 V LOUISA M. BLAIR Thou hast wit, and fun, and fire. Spring P1ay--1,2,3; Student Council--1,2, 3,4; Hostess Prefect--4; Campus Chest Vice- President--3; Advisory Board--4; Art Club-- 1,2,3; Varsity Teams--1,2,3. Giggles Blair is leading a life of leisure in the Bahamas where her Ca- lypso Club, starring The Princeton Nassoons, attracts clientele from all over the world. Suzi Brisco is a continental artist traveling through Europe with he; Wild Cat 59W W K - w CV w born t W . ng $er Xx h SUSAN ll B. BRISCO The quiet midnd is richer than a crpwn. f M B CWWWWLngchwW .7 Art C1ub--2,3; ead Cheemaderufi; Librarian--3; Varsity SoftbaJ1--3; Echoes Staff--2; Yearbook Staff--4; Scenery for Christmas Pageant--2. 11 i BEBE FERRELL Enjoy the present day? trusting very little to the morrow. tHonors at St. Genevieve-oftthe-Pinesh Business Manager of Y1earbooku4; Yearbook Staff--4; Supply Stord Chairman- -2,3; Homeroom Chairmanf-2,3; Senior Class Q reasurer--4; Varsity Teams--3; Campus 5 Chest R sentative -4. ..3 v; 9 375;? p t??? ?f y 1:; jifVVt 33,; 3'3; x ' k . 5 K ti - ,3: xV ,1 I ;f F?! 53, ? -., .67: 75; K3. 1?? : 7v ;' 5 ,vv ' VJ, ax my; 1 f2 . . 7:; 1 1de 91,12, .- 9 Bebe Ferrell, as first woman president, has moved the capitol to:AsheVille ' and has declared that her cabinet will consist only of S .A.E . 's . Judy Golden has written a book on how to have air raids inlthe middle of s n0 6 Chaortlpion te nis play of the;world. x - , t . t 7 W W . - t t W t ' , Lincoln Road and i may ' ,5 ii WK? JUDITH N. COL N Ply She who sings frightens away her 1m x6 Egret Team Captain--3; Echoes Editor--IWx Excelon Editor--4; Operetta Cast--1,2,3; Glee Club President--2; Mu Alpha Theta--3; Tennis Team--2,3; Varsity Volleyball--2, LQ Advisory Board--1,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4. W W KAREN T. KELLY Still water runs deep. Art Clubnl,2,3; Library Prefecte-S; Varsity Hockey--1; Varsity Softballul; Echoes Staff --2; Yearbook Staffv-4; Homeroom Chair- man--l; Operetta Scenery--3. wax; QIon'Cd7 L0 W yaw W W 07 WJ 1' 4U ngvebyuiaru ijOMML; uwu to am w Lama. M MU AXAAJJLQ . gjivw 1.10 cercygjg'lkj; Wide tilfxw A U 201,411,,43; Cfowyi - $.1er 7Q.Lv thxc U. f.gjbvt zjarbv U AC411X 1A1 $ C XE WAJLICQg1mf Who 5 the designer that' s stealing the floor? By: not Cassini, it' s not Dior. Her designs are top fashion, her couture dandy. Who is this genius? Why, of course, it' s Candy! LAURA LAING VOTED ON TOP AGAIN--as she scores world's best all- around athlete of the century. LAURA S. LAING Her luster out-shining the diamond. Art C1ub--3; Campus Chest Representative-- 3; Yearbook Staffe-4; Echoes Staff--3; Make- up--3,4; Cheerleader--2,3. 13 SARA H. McDANALD A merry heart make a cheerful coun- tenance. h Sandpiper Staff--3; YLarbook Staff--4; Art C1ub--3; Operetta-erJi; Art AwaId--3; Ibis Team Manager--3,4;h Varsity Teams--1,2,3; Tennis Temns--2,3. Sara and her world-famous string of beads are now appearing a? Bill's in Greenwich Village . 4 Jourdan Moore, the ambassadress to France, has made he Top Ten in the U .S.A. with her new version of Thanks for the Memories with Violin accompaniment. She has also started a clinic for the study of goldfish diseases, dedicated to her beloved Jonesie. i , ' I KATHERINE J. MOORE Reason and judgment are the qualities of a leader. Student Body President--4; Student Body . Vice-President--2; National Honor Society, . President--3,4; Wellesley Award--2; Sports- manship Trophye-B; Mu Alpha Theta--3; Ibis Team Captain--3; Honor R011--2,3,4; Glee ': C1ub--1,2,3,4; Varsity Tea.ms--1,2,3,4. ' LINDA M. MORRIS Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. Art Club--l,2,3; Sandpiper, Art Editor--2; Echoes, Art Editor--3; Yearbook, Art Editor-- 4; Student Councilnl,2,3,4; Advisory Board --3,4; Honor R011--1,2,3,4; Senior Class President--4; National Honor Society Vice-President--3,4; Scenery for Spring Play --2; Scenery for Operetta--3. Linda is Picasso's most talented prote'ge'. Her paintings hang in the Louvre in Paris. ' Lisa is married to a colonel in the Air Force after trying to forget a red- headed PAL. LISA C. MURRAY . whose life is a bubble. Egret Team Secretary--4; Yearbook Staff- -4; Operetta Costume Director-Z; Spring Pla -- 1; Tennis Team--2; Supply Store Chairman 4; Homeroom Chairman--2; Art Club-hZ; Science Club---1. 15 IRENE A. NORRIS Curiosity is one of the true and certain characteristics of a vigorous intellect. Sewing C1ub--1; Glee C1ub--1,2,3,4; Operetta-wl,3; Student Council--3; Associate Editor, Sandpiper--3; Spring P1ay--l . Vanderbilt claims another queen, a talented author named Arnold Irene. She's made book of the month at age 21. The title hyou know iOuNASSAU WAS FUN. Janet: will give a public art showing of her own work in her senior year of college at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.1 I... '1'... 5-05 , h' -1. ' :l' VJ; t 3 r,h KeXbl-v.l.qv JANET E SIMONDS HI 1 Gaiety is the soul' 5 health. O-Ionors from other schoolsn Glee C1ub--3; .3... gr; . Yearbook Staif- -4; Girl of Every Two Weeks .- --3; Varsity Volleyba11--3,4; Varsity Tennis L H '1' --3. :hhv.a q, -- a ' 1 - '- xk;,. I ,, t. he I. .,. l r W, 4 e.P J: Uh X e1 U 5 h xv g- . , I - 44 I. ' , ' I 1'1 4 .5, y. be. 4 I' ' f - ' cy- - I , , , ea h mlh ' NAMES WE, THE SENIORS PET LIKES PET PEEVES FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS Marcie Ab ess Lou B1 air Suzi Brisco Beb e F errell Judy Golden Candy Kelly Laura Laing Sara MCD anald Jourdan Moore Linda Morris Lisa Murr ay Arnold Norris Janet Simonds Art, clothes, making people happy. Tigers, E.Y.C., Room 302, Love Beach. Bazoo, Tank and Tin Can, acorns, Talk of the Town. Grape juice, Harvard, seat belts. Pur due University, tennis players. Drawing, stuffed animals, no homework. Clothes, '58 Fords, people, football. Rain, woods, poetry, folk songs, sand. Wings, mist, beige, New England. Horses, drawing, math. Corvctt es, boys, fraterni - ties. The South, English, potato salad. U.S.A.F., sweat shirts, Prospect Ridge. Waiting, insincerity, gold key chains, gaining weight. Okra, fake laughs, praying mantis es. Getting demoted, hoods in Morris Minors, good- byes. Tel ephone poles, phoni es, clocks. Helpless people, eggs. Grasshoppers, commercials, brothers. Insects, Brussel sprouts, walking, thunder storms. Cats, castor oil, hypocrisy. Liver, freckl es, procras- tination. Insincere people, a sad story, spiders. Palmetto bugs, opera singers, new cars. Roaches, geometry, modern art. 3 UZeinch smiles, short hair, Tworp. What's new and exciting? Remember that time in Nassau? Hey, wait a minutelH, Wafl! No joke! She doesn't bother me. Oh, nonsense! O-Ok, Y'know. W911, folks . . . Well, uh . . . yes. No . . . I can't. I'm going riding. So, whaddya want me to do? May I ask a question? Well, kiddo . . What do you mean, who nomi- nated me? I did! If Tonto would keep that gate shut, I wouldn't have to do this! I'll tell you why I'm gonna kill you . . . DESIRES How do you $pe11 MONEY? I forgot my keys! They'll never replace ME with an IBM machine. KENNEDY'JOHNSOW I admit the appeal is different, but Take out a piece of paper for a quiz. who needs the women's vote? 19 N E M S S A L C R E D N U JUNIOR Marguerite Kleinschmidt Susan Baxter Beverly L. Brown Linda C. Davies Darrow P. Dutcher Lucretia B . Embry Toni J. Field CLAS 8 Judith A. Maichin Laura 5. Peterson . Catherine R. Phillips Bonnie L. Richard Pauline R. Rowe Ana C. Sol-Millet K377 f7 9: Pkkg 0Q Judy M. Walker x9 MM Mariann McK. Williams 23 J Baxter, Isabel Lenssen. F RE SHMEN FIRST ROW: Miss Woideck, Linda Baker, Carol Norton, Linda Rosendorf, Rosa- lind Beasley, Cordelia Duke, Morley Lavigne, Nora Gibbs, Dale Chapman, Pat Whitmer, Debbie Seaber, Barbara Austin, Linda Glass, Stephanie Shulack, Bar- bara Annis, Mrs. Penn. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Bryant, Marti Brisco, Renness Rogers, Ann Matheson, Stephanie Turkington, Lillian Chabau, Madeline Griley, 9' Kathy Patterson, Val DeMet, Clara Della Conover, Barbara Baker, Silka VelaZ- quez, Billie Jean Williams, Wendy Murphy. FRONT ROW: Miss Smith, Dru Parsons, Robin Sutcliffe, Connie MacLeod, Ginsie Hollowell, Sharon Graham, Marnette Cerniglia, Dianne Lee, Dorothy Cornell, Beth Miale, Charlotte LeVine. SECOND ROW: Pensy Marshall, Bunny Ferret, Sally Hogg, Gladys Cabrera, Sally Kappel, Charlene VanThof, Judy Keller, Hannah Dyer, Sally SOPHOMORES EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Toni Cerniglia, Jean Stiles, Linda Greif, NixTa Hopkins, Meigs Ma- theson, Cherry Oliver. SECOND ROW: Miss Cole, Jean Awad, Robin Frederick, Susan Ellis, Missy Alspach, Georgia Wellington, Sharon Krutulis, Sandra Shelley, Kathy Salley. THIRD ROW: Jaime Eckhoff, Maria Elena Prio, Maria Herrera, Gayle Bryant, Frances Ludington, Francine Smith, Wendy Rittenhouse, Irina Erick- son, Mary Ann Gucker, Jane Kirkeby, J0 Nixon. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Paula Dandliker, Pam Faber, Monica Solem, Marjorie Annis, Bar- bara Beckham, Anne Walker, Holly Campbell, Sherry Mayhew, Jean Campbell, Susan Oldfield, Mary LeWald. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Sprague, Faith Fessenden, Diana Scholtz, Bonnie Morrison, Linda Stearns, Terry Robbins, Laurie Gould, Rosalie Arkell, Garth Rosemond, Wendy Friedman, Robin Bitter, Miss Gaston. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Baker, Becky Gibbs, Pam Dutcher, Leila Foster, Barbara Beatty, Susan Coar, Karen Kennedy, Sally Bowen, Emily Hector. LIF E ON THE EVERGLADES CAMPUS Iw$x Wighb-M ' mx. 93w ; XS x55 STUDEN T GOVERN MEN T ADVISORY BOARD Opposite Paga LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Evelyn Smith . Advisor Linda Rosendorf . Library Prefect Toni Field . . Egret Team Captain Marcie Abess . Service League Prefect Ana Sol-Millet . Prefect -at-Large Judy Golden . . Yearbook Editor Jourdan Moore . President not pictured: - Linda Davies . Pauline Rowe . . Vice-President--Secretary Linda Morris Senior Class President Lou Blair . . Hostess Prefect Beth Miale . .Campus Prefect Thelma Gabler . Ibis Team Captain Beverly Brown . Assembly Prefect Supply Store Prefect STUDENT COUNCIL TOP TO BOTTOM: Judy Golden, Linda Morris, Mariam Williams, Pat Whitmer, Ana Sol-Millet, Val DeMet, Francine Smith, Hannah Dyer, Gayle Bryant, Sally Bowen, Marcie Abess, Jane Kirkeby, Lou Blair, Frances Luding- ton, Beth Miale, Thelma Gabler, Beverly Brown, Toni Field, Linda Rosendorf, Mary Baker; not pictured: Linda Davies. FRONT: Pauline Rowe, Miss Smith, Miss Peirce, Jourdan Moore. Judy Golden Editor-in-Chief STAFF Marcie Abess Lou Blair Suzi Brisco Candy Kelly Laura Laing Jourdan Moore Lisa Murray Arnold Norris Janet Simmons EXCELON Sara McDanald Bebe Ferrell Linda Morris Photography Editor Business Manager Art Editor Miss Styles Advisor Mrs. Ludington Assistant Advisor Mrs. Timanus Art Consultant WD er-IHH SANDPIPER STAFF Cathy Phillips Editor Pauline Rowe Associate Editor Sue Hammond Susan Baxter Laura Peterson Judy Walker Mrs. S. E. Penn Advisor Mariann Williams Cover Design 31 mzHprw:vz r? ECHOES OF EVERGLADES OUR NEWSPAPER STANDING: Meigs Matheson, Jaime Eckhoff, Dianne Lee, Linda Glass, Carol Ann Norton. SEATED: Hannah Dyer, Miss Woideck, Dru Parsons. cf Q GLEE CLUB a ??$ch 4750!??? 95:5 s OFFICERS: Hannah Dyer, Judy Keller, Sally Baxter. ACCOMPANISTS: Beverly Brown, Clara Della Conover. DIRECTOR - MARGARET C. MOORE FRONT ROW Ueft to righty Beverly Brown, Hannah Dyer, Judy Keller, Sally Baxter, Clara Della Conover. MIDDLE ROW: Sally Hogg, Beth Miale, Cordelia Duke, Robin Sutcliffe, Connie MacLeod, st. Moore, Linda Glass, Billie Jean Williams, Wendy Murphy, Carol Norton, Marti Brisco. BACK ROW: Judy Golden, Linda Davies, Judy Walker, Kris Embry, Sally Kappel, Charlene VanThof, Pauline Rowe, Ana Sol-Millet, Jourdan Moore, Arnold Norris, Linda Jo Baker. 33 Egret Team Song Egrets, hail to the call of the lbis Team. We will fight till the games have all been won. We will win 'cause we have that certain win- ning team, The old Ibis haven't got a Chance to run. We know that Everglades will praise us When we master sporting ways. We will smile and say that fairness is our goal. For our great coach and team we'll play to win, And Victory will reign. From Atlantic to Pacific, Egrets surely are terrific. Egrets go into battle with your spirits high-- For old Everglades and Egrets we will try! w; CAPTAIN- -Toni Field JUNIOR CAPTAIN- -Jane Kirkeby MANAGER - -Judy Maichin Ibis Team Song Hail, rivals, we the Ibis say, Hello. We're going to win this game; come on, let's go. Down to the field we'll march with heads up high. Yea, team, yes, thatls the spirit! We'll take victory, nothing near it. Sportsmanship will be our aim, Our playing pep will help to win this game; For honor, glory, and the Ibis team, We're going to fight, fight, fight and win! CAPTAINHThelma Gabler JUNIOR CAPTAlN--Frances Ludington MANAGER--Sara McDanald VARSITY TEAMS Volleyball-1961 BACK ROW: Valarie DeMet, Judy Golden, Pensy Marshall, Renness Rogers, Janet Simonds. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Bryant, Pat Whitmer, Bunny Ferret, Lisa Murray, Sara McDanald, Arm Matheson, Ana Sol-Millet. FRONT ROW: Toni Field, Jourdan Moore, Thelma Gabler, Dorothy Cornell, Sue Hammond, Sally Baxter. Softball- 196 1 BACK ROW: Charlene Van Thof, Bunny Fetter, Sharon Graham, Pensy Marshall, Bebe Ferrell, Sue Hammond. FRONT ROW: Dorothy Cornell, Sally Baxter, Lou Blair, Thelma Gabler, Suzi Brisco, Ana Sol-Millet. Hockey- 1960 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mariann Williams, Sharon Graham, Thelma Gabler, Lou Blair, Bebe Ferrell, Bunny Fetter, Sue Hammond, Pensy Marshall. Tennis- 196 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Sara McDanald, Jourdan Moore, Judy Golden, Janet Simonds. 36 Azmzmnzmzzoo PLAYBILL 1961- 1962 7:: N . .-... 3.4.:N1im ?W S E C N A D N ATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SPORTSMANSHIP . , I L L VELLESLEY TROPHY : . . , AWARD Jourdan Moore Beverly Brown SWENSON 7' TROPHY Kathy Swenson MERIT Linda Jo Baker Sally Baxter Beverly Brown Linda Davies Rosemary Dommerich Carol Kelley AWARDS Connie McLeod Jourdan Moore Linda Morris Kathleen Patterson Carolyn Spencer Lindy Sutton Kathy Swenson 47 AWARDS Art--Sara McDanald Music--Anne jamieson Latin IvSally Baxter Latin II--Linda Davies Latin IIIuLinda Morris Latin IV--Car01yn Spencer Nat'l Latin Award-- Connie McLeod Honorable Mention for Creative Writing, Essay Division, Atlantic Monthly-- Carol Kelley Spanish -Car01 Kelley Colonial Dames Award Lindy Sutton Chemistry- -Lindy Sutton Biology- -Pauline Rowe French- -Kaki Swenson Pictures Compliments of FRANK BORAN 49 50 CANDID 1 CLASS WILL l We, the Seniors, leave our dearest possessions behind us. To the faculty, we leave our thanks for their guidance and understanding. To the Junior Class, we leave the thrills of being a senior, the honor tand chaosD of working on the EXCELON, and, of course, the famouls Senior Lounge. 4 I, Marcie Abess, being of weary mind and run-down body, leave rriy year's supply of coiffures to Bonnie Richard and Ana Sol -Millet; to Leslie Lavigne, my ability to procrastinate in Spanish class; and to anyone who Ean cope with them, my problems. i 1, Lou Blair, being of rotten mind and worn-out body, do hereby leave to Thelma Gabler my almost -new braces; to Francine Smith, my kinky hair; and last, but not least, my wonderful CD sense of humor to Darrow Dutcher. I, Suzi Brisco, leave to Sherry Mayhew my reputation for being small, and my eternal yakking to Laura Peterson. i I, Bebe Ferrell, being out of my mind although here in body, do lehve my abil- ity to argue to my Little Sister Kris Embry; my political mind to Thelma Gabler; and my difficulty with French to Lucy VanDevere. o 1, Judy Golden, being of wrecked mind and shattered nerves, do hereby leave my pain and discomfort over the yearbook to Linda Davies; to Charlene VanThof, my senior privilege of exuberant hall greetings; and to Dorothy Cornell, my college interests. E 1, Candy Kelly, leave my stuffed rabbit to Thelma Gabler; my drawing pad to Ana Sol-Millet; and my French book to Kathy Salley, upon my departure from this quiet CD life. I 1, Laura Laing, being of sound mind a guessl and body, do hereby leave to Bonnie Richard my ability to play volley ball; to Leslie Lavignel my favorite chair in the Senior Lounge; and, to Ana Sol -Millet, the ability to do head- stands at 1:00 A.M. l 1, Sara McDanald, bequeath to Lucy VanDevere my one and only string of beads; to Laura Peterson, one can of chocolate-covered sunflower seeds; and to Beth Miale, the title of chauffeur. y I, Jourdan Moore, being of insufficient mind, hereby bequeath my lfake laugh to Beth Miale, who will never need it; my pink goldfish bowl to Debbie Seaber; and my years at Maidstone to Cordelia and Josie Duke. i 1, Linda Morris, being of sound mind a thinkl and reasonably sound body be- queath my delapidated Spanish dictionary to Susan Baxter; my job as art editor on the yearbook to whomever will take it; and my four-year-old gym suit to Beth Miale, to be lost and never found. 1, Lisa Murray, being of worn mind and bruised body, leave my straight hair to Irina Erickson; to Judy Maichin, my ability to get a date to the Senior Prom; and, to Lucy VanDevere, my big ashtray in the Senior Lounge.l 1, Arnold Norris, being of totally unsound mind and body, do leave my love of the South to Cathy Phillips; my great mathematical ability to Hannah Dyer; and my talent for losing things to Laura Peterson. 1 , Janet Simonds, being of sound mind Ol, leave my four-inch smlle to Kathy Patterson; my brown hair to Beverly Brown; and my school boolTs to Marti Brisco. D-l 52 l SENIORS SAY GOOD-BYE THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES EXTENDS ITS HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS J TO THE THIRD GRADUATING CLASS OF I EVERGLADES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS RANSOM SCHOOL FOR BOYS Best Wishes fo the Class of '62 and Particularly 1'0 the Graduating Egrefs Bebe Ferrell Lisa Murray Suzi Brisco Arnold Norris Judy Golden Linda Morris Laura Laing Janet Simonds THE EGRET TEAM Complimenfs of A FRIEND Compliments of KEY BISCAYNE HOTEL Best Wishes to Class of '62 FROM THE IBIS TEAM i Our Heartiest Congratulationsi I to i The Class of 62 and I The Faculty of Everglades School for Girls 4 Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Swenson, jr. Compliments of N ORTH SHORE BANK Miami Beach, Florida Compliments of THE VAN THOF'S Compliments of Compliments of B. s. KAHN J. A. REAGEN 81 CO., INC. LAFFAYETTE TOOL 8x SUPPLY co. 3355 N. w. 27 Ave. Miami 42, Florida Compliments of RICHARD DOBBS JR. Miami Compliments . Of 1 CHOU-CHOU AFTER THE BIG EVENT BECOMES A FOND FLEETING MEMORY...? 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Cored Gables GONDAS CORPORATION Mochinery--Supplies I51N. W. 54th St. Miami 37, Flo. West Palm Beach, Fla. CROOK 8i CjROOK 2804-06 Bird Ave. 5Coconuf Grove HI 4-71101 5 Miami's Lorgesf and osf Complete Marine Supply Discount Center Monfhly Accounlfs lnvifed 1 Commercial Discounts Delivery Service Se Habla Es;5ah'ol CORAL GABLES RIDING ACACEMY 6000 S. W. 123rd Ave. Phone 271-2251 Horseback Riding Horses Bearded CBDWN CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. SAINT THOMAS VIRGIN ISLANDS THE DOG HOUSE, fhe house of beautiful dogs. Expert Grooming--AH Breeds 5795 Commerce Lone Phone MO 7-2059 South Miami 43, Flo. Compliments of J. c. DUDE RANCH McCoy Cove Road Black Mountain, N. C. Phone NO 9-4431 Owners, Charlotte 8t Joe LeVine THE CORNELL CO. Roofing 'endsIzzp HOUSE GIFT FRUIT SHIPPEB 747 Lincoln Rd. On the Mall at Meridian Ave. BURKETT ASSOCIATES 100 Sfores Greater Miami EDDIE STEPHENS INC. 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Box 6570 Cable Address PANAEROSA Cable AIV I O N THE ROUTE OF THE DISCOVERER 7 I l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l I I I l I l I I l I Monday 09:00 10:05 I I I I I I I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I THE INDUSTRIAL N ATION AL BAN K 25 West Hagler Street Miami, Florida One-Stop Banking Member: Federal Reserve System; Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Elatk QIaesafz EHnge : HI 6-1431 PAN AMERICAN PHOTO SHOP Films--Comeras--Accessories Developing--Prinfing Coconut Grove 3413 Main Highway Miami 33, Flo . I 4 Compl imenl'rs of THE ATLAS IRON ANDI METAL CORP. l 3338 N . W. NOFHl'I River Drive 4 Miami, Flcirida r 4; 5W5W EVERGLAOES PAINT INC. 1223 West Flagler Sfreef FR 9-7535 J BERT'S GROCETERIA, INC. 1 A Complete Fdod Store Phone HI 37-4251 3464 Main nghway Coconuf GroVe, Fla . SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIAYION 'IVE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS J! 8-7411 Reachol All omen SUNRISE HARBOUR For Your Waterfront Home in Coral Gables BBC COSTUME SHOP 5130 Biscayne Blvd . PI 7-3492 Nife PI 7-3820 Miami, Fla. RUDY'S SHOE SERVICE 3062 Grand Ave. Coconuf Grove Complete Shoe Service Shoes Dyed Any Color RADIO STATION WMIE The Spanish Voice of South Florida MUNICIPAL AUTO SALES 3050--3061--3100--3111N. W. 36th Street, Miami, Florida We Sell More Low Mileage, Like New Automobiles to People Like You Than Any Other Dealer Anywhere. aMLWJsa. .UIINIII IlTAIl-IIHID I... Investment Securities MEMBER OF NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND OTHER LEADING DOMESTIC AND CANADIAN EXCHANGES Miami FR 9-8301 Miami Beach UN 6-6521 139 East Flagler Street 216-715t Street Coral Gables HI 3-4248 South Miami MO 1-8521 380 Miracle Mile 5759 Sunset Drive Parsons Miami, F1orida Dresses 11 Formals Wedding Gowns Accessories 3410 Coral Way Phone HI 3-9355 Compl imenfs of COCONUT GROVE REALTY CORP., REALTORS 3480 Main Hwy. HI 3-1606 1 THE SMART SHOP 1 Ladies' and Junior Apparel 3133 Commodorie Plaza Coconuf Grovq, Fla. LA CASITA TEA ROOM Luncheon--Dinner 3540 Main Hwy. Coconut Grove, Fla. Telephone HI 6-2636 1 Portrait Photographer YOUN GBERG STU D1 05 165 N. E. 96th 5+. Miami Shores, Fla. 1 PL 1-6476 BOU LTON AGENCY INC . INSURANCE Miami Shores Compl imen1s of r JUDY MAICHIN 1 DAILEY BARBER SHOP 3060 Grand Ave. Coconut Grove Miami, Florida 1 Complete Trove Service KIRSTEN AIR AND STEAMSHIP AGENCY 3064 Grand Avenue HI 4-6561 Coconut Grove 33, Florida 1 Where the personal touch means so much! CITY NATIONAL BANK? 0mm: Games 2701 LeJeune Road 4 from Almeria to Sevilla Avenues Just 3 short blocks south of Miracle Mile Phone HI 5-1383 - Ample Free Parking MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM c FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Compl imenfs of MR. 3 MRS. RUDOLF MAICHIN Say It With Flowers . . . Buf Say It Wifh Ours McALLISTER FLORISTS Establ ished 1923 F .T .D . Member 8015. W. lsf Sfreef Phone FR 1-5534 DICK'S GULF SERVICE 2911 Grand Ave. HI 6-9155 Free Pickup 3 Delivery Complefe Automofive Repairs Foreign 3 Domesfic LITTLE JACK HORNER SHOP Specializing from Infants fhru Pre-feen 3444 Main Highway Coconut Grove, Miami 33, Florida CENTER PHARMACY, INC. Professional Prescripfion Service 9727 N . E. 2nd Ave. Miami Shores, Flo. Phone PL 1-2924--PL 1-6847 Dedicafed fo the Health of Our Community STEEL'S BARBER SHOP 3415 Main Highway Coconut Grove Bleaching 3 Tinting Compl imenfs of woeo HAWAIIAN SHOP --Sporfswear-- 3440 Main Highway--Coconuf Grove, Ha. BAHAMAS TRACTOR 8i EQUIPMENT, LTD. ,' Nassau - Bahamas CATERPILLAISDDEALERS i ifrfrikiku'ki? WEST INDIA SHIPPING COMPANY, INC. : OCEAN TRANSPORTATION OF HEAVY EQUIPMENT w Compliments of MIAMI COUNTRY DAY AN D RESIDEN T SCHOOL FOR BOYS WE'RE THE BEST YET TO BE SENIOR CLASS OF '63 BUT ANYWAY, BEST TO YOU SENIOR CLASS OF '62 Compliments of DR. C. SUTTER UNCLE CLYDE igangttg Ladies' and Gentlemen's Clothing Fine Gifts 3403 Main Hwy. Coconut Grove L. P. EVANS--USED CAR'S 3354 S. W. 8th St. HI 8-7431 Miami's Most Recommended Used Car Dealer Compl imenfs of A FRIEND JOHNSON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 713 Ingroham Bldg . Miami 32, Florida FR 3-3391 Henry A. DavidsenuLesfer R. Johnson, Jr. TEFT,S Evening, Bridal and Coc kfoil Gowns 3546 Coral Way Remember, The biggest cost of success is responsibility. Be sure you want it. Be sure you are willing to pay the price. Then start plow- ing in one direciion. aw KW RI'IJH? 5 1'5 I'I:'M. IIVC. 1 1 Compliments of THE MIAMI BEACH F IRST N ATION AL BAN K Corner of Lincoln and Alton Roads The Oldest and Largest Bank in Miami Beach Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MID CITY RADId SHOP 1 Television1Radio Record Play6rs PL 7-7615 97131N. E. 2nd Ave. 1 Compliment; of A FRIEND; ALHAMBRA APOTHECARY, INC. 2200 Ponce de LeorJ Boulevard Coral Gables, Elorida Free Pick Up and Delivery of Prescriptions and Drugs 1 Besf Wisheg fo JUDY! Abe S. and Jane Goldman DANITA BEAUTY SALON For Discriminating Women 9534 N . E. 2nd Ave. Miami Shores, Fla. MacDONELL FLORIST 8 ORCHID GARDENS Plants and Flowers for All Occasions 2678 Tigerfoil Avenue Coconut Grove, Miami, Florida Custom Framing Fine Prin'rs Art Obiecfs DOLPHIN GALLERY 168 14. E. 96th St. 7x. L. VVinfer Miami Shores, Fla. Phone PL 7-5812 Specialize in Flat Tops Children's, Ladies', 8 Men's Haircuts BIRD ROAD BARBER SHOP 2802 Bird Ave. Miami 33, Florida A beaufiful red and 961d gift box of KAMPONG GREEN MANGO CHUTNEY makes an elegant present 'for the Gourmet. 1 Each box contains a jar bf Manison Chutney 1mild and sweeb and a jar of Sambalon 0101 and fangyo, fogefher wifh a booklet containing recipes for some special curry dishes and'suggesfions for ingenious uses of our Chpfney . Pair of 8 oz iars--$31.50 Postpaid . Pair of 1 lb jors--$51.00 Postpaid. Write for Details 011 Other Fine Kampong Produgfs fo:-- KAMPONG INC., Box 623, Soufh Miami 43, Florida 68 i LI LES' PHARMACY INC . 3400 Main Hiwoy HI 3-8477 We Depnd on You to Depend on Us. IRVING J. THOMAS, REALTOR Specializing in Coconut Grove Properties Since 1913 3536 Main Hwy. HI 6-6471 WEAVER REXALL DRUG STORE 5901N. E. 2nd Ave. Miami, Florida Compliments of HARPE 5 3 10$ STORE 3067 Grand Avenue Coconuf Grove, Florida COCONUT GROVE BEAUTY SALON 3417 Main Highway Coconut Grove, Florida Alma M. Brinson HI 4-0724 ELITE BARBER SHOP 9533 N . E. 2nd Ave. PL 9-9264 Monicurisf Boofblack PINE TERRACE MOTEL 2667 South Bayshore Drive Day 5 Week 1': Season HI 6-2470 Compliments of JOHN AND DELPHINE STERNER Dave and Bill's TIGERTAIL STANDARD SERVICE 5. W. 27th Ave. 8x Tigerfoil Ave. Coconut Grove, Florida Registered Realtor HI 8-5368 WALTER EDWARD MARGICIN 'Coconu'r Grove's Most Cooperative Broker' 2757 Bird Avenue Miami 33, Florida M1 LDRED' S Laundry--Dry C1eaning--Alferafions 3437A Main Highway Coconu'r Grove, Florida GEORGE C. HUBER TEACHER OF PIANO Private Lessons Beginners 8c Advanced Phone PL 4-5258 Complimenfs of CORDIS CORP. 241 N. E. 36 Street Miami, Fla. KENNEDY 8 ELY INSURANCE, INC. 1313 S. W. 22nd Street Miami 45, Florida Telephone FR 1-5541 All Forms of Insurance and Bonds i i i l only one I 1 L 2 1 I l 1 iamaica inn restauranf 1 w sit in the secref sect say the secret word see the secre'r room The engl ish pub Mr . and Mrs . PATRON S Leonard Abess Alice Anderson Dr. and Mrs . Mr. and Mrs . Big Bad John Marti Brisco Mr. and Mrs . Dr. and Mrs . Gidget Brown R. E. Baxter Lewis D. Bement M. M. Brisco A. G. Brown Charles William Burkett IV Jack Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Mr . and Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Alvah H. Chapman C. W. Chase, Jr. Frank D. Clarke Mr. Ernest W. Cline Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. The Daisies R. C. Coar Paul Cohen Valarie DeMet Mr. and Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dunn D. J. Dutcher The William Ellis Family Kris Embry Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr . and Mrs Fiero Mr. and Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Erickson Milton M. Ferrell .R. E. Field M. J. Friedman Richard Gilmer N. H. Golden Hogg Ralph Hollowell F rank J. Kelly W. G. Kennedy E. R. Kieley, Jr. Mr . and Mrs . J C. R1 Kleinschmidt Lady, Scamp, and Smoky Mr . and Mrs . W . P l Laughton Mr. Curtis C. LeWald Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs. The Mare G. C MacLeod B J McGehee Miss Tuptim Matheson Dr and Mrs. John B Miale Mimi Minuet Mr and Mrs Nickey Nikki Mr and Mrs J E. Murray John Nixon Mr J K.Oldfie1d Parkway Pharmacy J Mr.W1111am Phillips Pumpkin F ranc1sco Quinonezy Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Richard Mr. and Mrs . Mr. and Mrs . Winnie Sands Mr. and Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Altha E . Mr. and Mrs. B. R1chard John B. Robbins Paul Bowe J. E1 Simonds E. J7 Smith Stafford Philib M. Stearns Mrs. Bruce Stiles ! Tico Topper Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr . and Mrs . J Van Thof Paul 1M F. Walker T. B. 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