Central Catholic High School - Veritas Yearbook (Daytona Beach, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1959 volume:

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The sacraments and our prayers are the materials to be used. The Church serves as a blueprint, a guide along the Way. So as the first graduates continues to build their spiritual, intellectual, and physical lives, may they unhesitatingly render to their high school Alma Mater, the cornerstone and foundation that aided them in their ultimate attainment, that loy- alty and respect which it deserves. TABLE of CCJNTENTS Dedication Administration Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Activities J, ' , His Holiness POPE JOHN XXIII Successor of St. Peter Vicar of Christ Now Gloriously Reigning DEDICATION As the first graduates of Central Catholic High School, we Wish to dedicate this, our annual, to His Grace ARCHBISHOP JOSEPH P. HURLEY for his untiring ef- forts in establishing and building our new high school. He has taken upon himself the heavy task of providing Catholic high schools throughout the diocese to educate us-the Catholic Youth. 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JA :4f - ' . , if-'-AT bil? - , - '4 div, - as -' -: -5 -f ,1-T-it .'S,'-' ' --' lxfl Fa fill 9ySf0 ne fo tl, Arai: Heaven FATHER J. IRVINE NUGENT, president of Central Catholic High School, and administrator of Our Lady of Lourdes. Since his appointment, as first president of our school, Father's administrative ability and ardous zeal can well and obviously be observed. In the future, We may Well look forward to him for many years of commendable ser- vice in the building of good, solid, Christian youth. MONSIGNOR WILLIAM J. MULLALLY, pastor of St. Paul's, and a long time friend of the Class of 1959. To him we owe a debt of immense gratuitousness for pro- viding us with the foundation of an incomparable Cath- olic education that cannot be duplicated. UUE FACULTY M, V v W Sister M. Bernardita, O. P. Principal History, Business, Guidance Father Patrick O'Sullivan Sister M. Alphonsus, O. P. Religion, Latin English, Languages F S-'A X iss- , .V L ,f- ,--gg I 6 ff Sister James Edward, O. P. Sister Walter Marie, O. P. Mathematics, Science I-'lbrarlan L 1 I X, K 'Lf xg f I' -,f ii-i f , 1 . I - I f f HOW Carnersfone Of AClliQUQW1Q7lf THOMAS C. CORBE I've tried, heaven only knows how hard l I've tried. Sacred Heart New Smyrna T axi service from New Smyrna O St. Paul's 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Class Vice-President 3, 4 Veritas Associate Editor n Sophomore bandwagon M anner that's helpful M ay attend college Y ankee fan Always happy, always fair. Our Lady of Lourdes Daytona Beach E St. Paul's 1, 2, 3 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Guzman Camera Club 4 Pelican Business Manager 3 Voice of Democracy 3 nthusiastic EVELYN' F. CUSACK Very co-operative E fficient student Likes to please Y earns to be a scientist N aive Rather small and liked by all. Our Lady of Lourdes Daytona Beach ROSEANN H. DANKO R esourceful St. Paul's 1, 3 Seabreeze 2 Class Secretary 1 Open'House Board 1 Sodality 1, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Voice of Democracy 3 Prom Committee 3 Veritas Associate Editor ften seen playing tennis Surprising hair styles Energetic An ambition for medical ,World Newspaper columnist N ever impolite To know her is to like her. Our Lady of Lourdes Daytona Beach fa-462 fQ2bd,..4g,44Z Adyanwda- ,eaqy ,WM Ma Huff St. John's 1 St. Paul's 2, 3 a-flop. ,Za,c,6.f Qaiaac J oins in all activities A ttractive JACQUELYN A. DEITERING C alm and pleasant K ind to everyone Class Secretary 2 Pelican Staff 3 Veritas Business Manager Sodality 2, 3, 4 nterested student E nters nursing next year St. Paul's 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 GEORGE R. FOX Good times I stoutly maintain. Our Lady of Lourdes Daytona Beach Y ou will find him working hard Obliging to all R ates high with us all Gentlemanly I Interested in basketball E njoys Water skiing Why worry when life is so short. St. Paul's Daytona Beach WILLIAM G. GREGER Believes in no homework Interested in cars St. Paul's 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 4 ikes to be undisturbed Lounges in class Y earns for a diploma J. ROBERT HAENDEL Athletic and clever, loyal and kind. St. Pau1's Daytona Beach B oy We admire Only with us as a Senior Salvatorian High 1, 2, 3 elieves in co-operating I believe in taking things as they are and making the best of them. St. Paul's Daytona Beach St. Paul's 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2 Class Treasurer 1 Senior Class President Open House Board 1 Prom Committee 3 Co-Editor Veritas MICHAEL P. HANLEY any friends interest in Chemistry K een mathematician Energetic in school functions MARY E. HOFFMAN She's earnest at work and at play. St. Pau1's Daytona Beach M ember of the Sodality ctive worker for Veritas R Kenny High 1 St. Pau1's 2, 3 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-Prefect 3 Treasurer 2 Secretary 4 Class Secretary-Treasurer 3 Pelican Staff 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Veritas Associate Editor eliable Yowu find her obliging He's just the quiet kind whose nature never varies. Our Lady of Lourdes Daytona Beach JAMES F. KOHRT .I im! is the name Red Wing High 1, 2 St. Mary's 3 nterested in engineering M ild mannered Ready and willing, most capable too. Our Lady of Lourdes Daytona Beach BENNETT J. LA COUR Josephinum High 1, St. Paul's 3 Basketball 3 Class Treasurer 4 Prom Committee 3 asketball player E ver ready to answer N ever unhappy N ot without ambition Y earns to be like his father Happy and winsome all the day, she's always ready, come what may. Sacred Heart New Smyrna Beach M. KATHLEEN MONTPELIER K andid photographer A Veritas typist St. Paul's 1, 2, 3 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Guzman Camera Club 4 Pelican Staff Prom Committee Veritas Associate Busi- ness Manager T alkative H as many hobbies Likes secretarial work E nvies New Yorkers Energetic ad hunter N o drivers license-yet Never changes come what may. St. Pau1's Daytona Beach M 2 Q MARILYN T. MC GEE M eek Always serene R oots for Navy I ntends to marry ikes school??? Young at heart St- Pa111'S 1, 3 N on-committal Mainland 2 Guzman Camera Club 4 Brown hair, friendly eyes, wonder where her fortune lies. St. Pau1's Daytona Beach S Shy SANDRA J. PALKOWSKI Anxious to succeed N St. Pau1's 1, 2, 3 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Guzman Camera Club 4 Veritas Associate Editor ever boisterous Drives a '53 Chevy R arely without her friends A faithful Sodalist K JANICE M. PORTER J ubilant A St. Pauls 1. 2 Assumption High 3 Class President 2 Smizliity 1. 2. 4 Pelican Staff 4 Upon House Board Co-Editor Veritas 1 Kentuckian N ot worrisome Always happy, never sad. Sometimes but never bad. f L urdes Daytona Beach naughty Our Lady o o I nterest in the Air Force C apable E nthusiastic about yearbook She is true to her word, her work, and her friends. Our Lady of Lourdes Daytona Beach P e St. Paul's 1, 2, 3 Sodality 1, 2 Prom Chairman 3 Guzman Camera Club Treasurer 4 Veritas Assistant Busi- ness Manager mr LINDA M. PURSER t peeve Purser Usually enjoys oral reports R eporter for Sunday column S ilence is not her motto E nthusiastic about Fords Yearns to teach History if? 1 mv-0' BEVERLY M. RAYMOND B elieves in doi U ntiring ng Well kes many friends. A kind heart ma h St. Paul's X in her efforts N umber of friends st. Pau1's 1, 2, 3 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Guzman Camera Club 4 Class Vice-President 2 Prom Committee 3 s Assistant Art Verita Editor N oted Y for her art ability outh at its best Daytona Beac Let scholars trouble their brains. Our Lady of Lourdes Daytona Beach CARL G. ROSENWALD - C arefree A Mainland 1 St. Paul's 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 lways on the defense Really amusing imitations Likes guitars St. Paul's 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 DAVID P. SAULNIER Wait-I'l1 do something sensational yet. Our Lady of Lourdes Daytona Beach D eliberate distractor An interesting person ery boyish E ngineering-minded There's mischief in her eye. St. Pau1's Daytona Beach M odeling a pastime MARILYN J. SCHMITT Admires a certain junior R eally I 1, 2,3 St. Paul's Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Guzman Camera Club 4 a brunette can't drive Likes parties You'1l find her at the Sunshine N ot usually absent y , E , i f? H, xl 5 ' Q So very reliable, trustworthy and true. St. Pau1's Daytona Beach W I B Y y y fa DIANE M. VAN ORDEN St. Paul's 1, 2, 3 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Prefect 4 American Legion Award 1 Pelican Editor 3 Class President 3 Guzman Camera Club Vice-President 4 Veritas Associate Busi- ness Manager iligent worker lncessant bell ringer Anxious to please N ice to know E mployed at Setzers Small folk seem to fill space that no others can replace. Our Lady of Lourdes Daytona Beach f l CECILE E. VANPOUCKE B ooster champion E Ven tempered St. Pau1's 1, 2, 3 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Guzman Camera Club 4 iny but tops Sweet and gentle Y earns to graduate A manner so quiet, a brain so fine, a better girl is hard to find. St. Paul's Daytona Beach we C C 1-I .5 fm, 7? NANCY E. WAEBER St. Pau1's 1, 2, 3 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Class President 1 Guzman Camera Club President 4 Pelican Art Editor 3 Prom Committee 3 Veritas Art Editor Vice-Prefect 4 on-assuming At top of the class N umerous talents C ertain to succeed Yes, most obliging Always willing to lend a helping hand. St. Paul's Daytona Beach JUDITH A. WINTERS just five feet two U D Si. Paul's 1, 2, 3 Sodality 1 Guzman Camera Club Secretary 4 Pelican Staff 3 nexcelled typist esires to be an airline stewardess You will find her pleasant JANICE A. LANDRY Quiet, sweet, and always charming Our Lady of Lourdes Daytona Beach .J ourneys North and South every year A Children of Mary 1, 2, 3, 4 Guzman Camera Club 4 bility to do Well N ever seen Without her bobby socks I ntends to work for air-lines C o-operates with faculty and students E asy to get along with CLASS CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Tuesday-Our first day as CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS! Welcome to Father Nugent, our president and Father O'Sullivan, our new faculty member. Wednesday-The new dignity of Seniordom bewilders us as do old haunts with new names. We just can't get St. Paul's out of our hearts. Sunday-Sodality resumes business of year. Diane Van Orden is prefect. Sister Alphonsus is moderator. Wednesday-Senior Class holds elections. Congratulations to the new officers. Michael Hanley, President, Thomas Corbe, Vice-Presi- dent, Bennett LaCour, Secretary-Treasurer. Politically, We are in a man's World. OCTOBER Wednesday - Rosary devotions to Our Lady held each morning before classes in the school hall. Shrine is impressive. Wednesday - YEARBOOK CONTRACT SIGNED! We certainly are getting an early start. A new cover design selected, too. Thursday-CATHOLIC YOUTH WEEK panel discussion. Youth, Space, and Sanctity , the theme, well handled by panelists. Father Nugent expresses his amazement at our ability. Friday - Dogpatch Swing theme for the first dance of year. Event sponsored by Sophomores. Paul Stalder and Mary Lou McPike reign as King and Queen. NOVEMBER Saturday-ALL SAINTS DAY! No Holiday!! Why does the first possible free day have to arrive on Saturday!! Tuesday - We order our name cards. The choices made show we have good taste. Wednesday - Juniors thrill at sight of new class rings. Seniors con- vinced theirs are more distinctive. Well, aren't they?? Monday - THE GUZMAN PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB officially organiz- ed. Twenty ushutter bugs constitute the charter members. Mr. Dexter volunteers to act as instructor. Saturday-Um! Yum! Cake Sale on Beach St. Without a cooking course we prove we can bake. Sunday-FIRST C.Y.A. HOLY HOUR held at St. Paul's. Father Nugent presides. Certainly this is time saved for Eternity. Monday-Coats and Ties! The boys really look sharp. Reason? We pose for Veritas pictures. Saturday - Diocesan Holy Name Convention in Daytona. First public performance of our Glee Club. Bob Haendal directs. Thursday - Thanksgiving Day! Much to be grateful for - especially our Faith, our parents, our school. ' 4 sl i a i, 7? i MURRAY, NR DE' Q ,X '50 S . 0 LI 1 8 12 ,za-gl 16 19 21 26 1 5 7'-:AFE I r.. .. ..w 19 In 26 qy l J W 2 6 11 19 20 24 90 :N 27 DECEMBER Monday -Week-end Contest closes. Money-money everywhere. En- thusiasm for our annual pleases moderator. Monday - Feast of Immaculate Conception! The holiday gives us an- other long week-end. Friday-VERITAS STAFF announced. 12 members named as re- ward for hard work. Co-editors, Michael Hanley, and Janice Porter Good work, Class of 1959! !! Tuesday - The Sodalists prepare toys for poor children. True spirit of Christmas begins to pervade school. Friday-The Sophomores spend the evening making others happy. Their caroling is heard by local shut-ins. Sunday-Traditional Christmas pageant. The Glee Club gives a fine rendition of Christmas songs. Happy Holidays everybody! Friday- Seniors' Christmas Formal. All enjoy the evening. Con- gratulations to the decorating and music committees. JANUARY Thursday - HAPPY NEW YEAR! Seniors full of anticipation - expect to move to new school. Thoughts of graduation. Monday-Classes are resumed. Home work is piled on-exams are but a week away!! Wednesday- MID-TERMS. Desks empty and some heads too. We start to be credit conscious. Monday - The half-way mark is reached. Tears and still more tears!!! Report cards are distributed. Monday-A Holiday. We claim St. Paul as our patron and honor him with a free day. FEBRUARY Monday-CATHOLIC PRESS MONTH! Posters made by art class displayed on bulletin board. Friday-Heart Throb Hop. Class of '62 sponsors one of the social successes of the year. Wednesday - LENT begins. No chewing gum fines for 40 days???? Thursday-Date of graduation officially announced. We begin to wonder if the year isn't passing too quickly for us. FridayfSeniors attend first official opening of Daytona Beach International Speedway. A new privilege and tradition established. Tuesday -- Distinguished visitors! Mother M. Geraldine O.P., and Sister M. Camilla, O.P. honor us with a visit. Friday - Last day of the month. Looks as if we will not move after all. MARCH Sunday-An ICE CREAM SOCIAL. Sodality realizes one hundred dollars for school fund assessment. Such fine spirit is worthy of imita- tion. Wednesday - Seniors make choice of invitations. We must admit they are good-looking. Thursday- The drive for Juniors' Rummage Sale starts. Anyone interested in new Easter bonnet? Tuesday-Try-out day at C.C.H.S. The Seniors visit new building. We regret we can't occupy it. Our best wishes go to all who will have the opportunity. Monday - YEARBOOK HAS GONE TO PRESS!!! Now to be patient for 10 weeks. Thursday-T.V. STAMPS? COUPONS? Hurry-tomorrow drive ends. Seniors must give example of co-operation. Friday - Sophomores present a Passion Play. A timely and thought provoking performance, indeed! Wednesday-Annual retreat, conducted by Father Patrick Madden comes to a close. Seniors, and entire student body profit spiritually. APRIL Wednesday - APRIL FOOL! The Juniors busy at the Rummage Sale while we enjoy an unexpected holiday. Monday - The Food Fair. Our pockets are empty but the day is full of fun. Thursday-The Juniors receive their classhrings at an impressive ceremony. Father Nugent explains significance of the rings. Sunday - Yearbook Staff holds Communion Breakfast. Awards made. We are getting close to graduation. MAY Sunday- CHILDREN OF MARY PROCESSION AND RECEPTION. Our Lady crowned Queen of the May by Diane Van Arden, Prefect. Monday - Our last time for C.U. exams - only consoling thought we have at this time! Friday - Night of nights! The Prom is held at Ellinor Village Coun- try Club. Everyone enjoys the pleasant atmosphere. Monday - OUR VERITAS ARRIVES - with a new look. Our thanks to Sr. James Edward. Thursday- CLASS DAY. A day we will long remember. Speeches, prizes, smiles, and a few tears. JUNE Monday - GRADUATION. Exercises are held at St. Paul's. Our high school days come to a happy end but, we admit, we do feel sad. e,f1 'x lx 1- an I l 19111, ,D 'i' l , Z -p g .T -L C3 ooo ' N X is 'QA ls I 1... S' Q .-v ... ' gyfny QDMAITEK f, X EE: 2' ' E I lug.. MQ? 1 nr L --22?----'1 sy' 6 .. fzs. K N NAME Thomas Corbe Evelyn Cusack Roseann Danko Jacquelyn Deitering George Fox William Greger Robert Haendel Michael Hanley Mary Hoffman James Kohrt Bennett La Cour Janice Landry CHIEF CHARACTERISTIC obliging determined agreeable congenial placid silent obliging mannerly reliable quiet ambitious dependable 9Ay'row4 02444 1iu t v . 5 .R I H , ! 011, if AS OTHERS PET AVERSION educational system life savers the South secrets Chevys homework cheap entertainment letter Writing unfriendly people oral talks dishonesty stubborn people SEE US PRIZED POSSESSION 1940 Mercury trophy pony-tail class ring crutches his motor records ? ? ? ? ?? gum white Uducks' '49 Hudson New England Accent USUALLY FOUND 508 Palmette N.S.B. Daytona Theatre -cr AMBITION teach English grammar to be tall ua. 6 ,. In wif 1 fr N. ' nv? va: J X sv 1 talking to live in the country enjoying herself Nurse , water skiing to make money in jug', to be a 'mechanic helping his father to have lots of money in Sr. J.E.'s UD classroom to be accurate f Diane's house to be X-ray technician gg -no I . rm with Benny and Dave to meet old friends . f:::5 :: :g ' ETEEEE EEEEQ Ein: :nga Working open a scuderia EEE? 25355335 nun nun!! with Besty to know New England fans cf, 1' Q .. L A p ' -.1 if .HV -f It axe : : y.-x.-v'l x X M NAME CHIEF CHARACTERISTIC Marilyn McGee full-1OViY1g , im lf Kathleen Montpelier unresentful -'g f.. Sandra Polkowski calm 1, 'f l 2 Janice Porter enthusiastic Linda Purser dramatic Beverly Raymond modest Q .. K' N '7 Carl Rosenwald unconcerned I' H? if X ,v p X may Marilyn Schmitt casualness I X- David Saulnier unpredictable Betsy Vanpoucke sense of humor WK Diane Van Orden friendly 404-'fi -.af 'M' Nancy Waeber diligent 6 6 Judith Winters daintiness .1 it 3 SEITTFFSQT' ff' so 3- .3 -Z N93 fx i l fis if' l 6 r ift, O ve al' C - 7 5 ,, ' 4 f 'r C ' C ' C Y ,I AS GTHERS PET AVERSION homework Rebels conceited people Chemistry problems short boys Television school insincerity work name spelled incorrectly unco-operative people The North making lunches SEE US PRIZED POSSESSION letters autograph book dimples my uadsn Ford autograp peggers bracelet hed pictures J ack's clothes Letters from Janice letters from ???? cosmetic parents box USUALLY FOUND at the Varsity talking in her Chevy talking at Roseann's at a dance Bert's drugstore at the Sunshine giving alibis .- ,-wr., L. fl? , A' AMBITION ,X INJ to be Mrs, E secretary Q C .N. R . . a large family 'Q as . Q - z Ilx Q to grow no more ook-,O O , O o O Oo to obtain a drivers license '4 'J graduate from C.C.H. ' 191 to be shorter to earn John D's income tax . .,. -: 'l g ' is W V , Hem lf! v f ll at home grow tall Setzer's college complaining to Water-ski ,U A A I r .. U JJ i ,, , lf I 'I typing Airline Hostess Q , A e L al i Q ,iV CD A7 y. Fw gig Q O.. .0 57 :Qu 5133 enfral. Ca.'i'hoiic, Hi lb .SC-iLooiA2'lMKl Neu5 Efoniim With the 25th anniversary of the first class from Catholic Central High School already a past event, it seems a word about the present status of the individual members of that privileged Class of 1959 would be welcome. Thomas Corbe is head of the Eng- lish department at Daytona State Col- lege. Evelyn Cusack is the only woman jet pilot in international transportation service, while the world's top-notch Medical Center at Bancroft, Iowa, lists Jacqueline Deitering as its head super- vising nurse. Outstanding achieve- ments in the medical profession have also been accomplished by Roseann Danko and George Fox. The former has perfected a serum which causes frac- tured bones to mend within 24 hours. In this great work, George Fox, a broken bone expert served as chief consultant. Among those who have remained in Florida through the years are Wil- liam Greger, regional inspector of all super markets throughout the state, and Robert Haendal, who is in Con- gress, as U.S. Senator from Florida, has earned a reputation which rivals that of Daniel Webster, and Michael Hanley is author of a mathematics series which has been adopted by all Catholic secondary schools in the south east. Teaching children to love school is Mary Hoffman's daily occupation. Her experience during her last year of high school, she claims, has served her well. James Kohrt recently was award- ed the building contract for the third Central Catholic High School to be built in the Volusia area within the last ten years. We oldsters will not be annoyed to hear that Bennett La Cour is chief of staff at St. Paul's Catholic Hospital in Daytona Beach. New York always held a special attraction for Kathleen Montpelier. She is presently there on tour for the Dexter World Color Photographers. Marilyn McGee is typist-in-chief for the Army-Navy Airline at our na- tion's capital. The children's World holds Sandra Balkowski's attention. In the finals of the National Educational Society, her kindergarten won first prize for their musical rendition of the nursery rhymes. In the same field as the reporter of this article is Linda Purser who is the daily commentator on World News as reported each evening over all na- tional T. V. Channels. Another internationally known figure is Beverly Raymond. During the past season she won recognition for her art enteries at the Inter-continental Art Fair. Keeping one's accounts straight is now a simple matter for anyone who has used Carl Rosenwald's method for making Bookkeeping easy. NFW5 Qmtvml Catholic Hi lv c.lLooLAl1L'hlTLL News Homin. David Saulnier cabled us from Lon- don where he is on set directing an English film for the British Secret Ser- vice. Strangely enough, Marilyn Sch- midt is also abroad. Her mission is to arouse an interest among Europeans on American plans to encourage inter- tourist trade. Enthusiastic reports arrive from Diane Van Orden Who is now serving as President of Better Foods for Lower Prices, Inc. Betsy Vanpoucke has been three- times Winner of the Better Relations Committee contest to promote good will between baby-sitters and their young clients. In the bio-chemical World, Nancy Waeber has made her mark by isolating a rare element which When adminis- tered in small doses causes latent tal- ents to become very active. Certainly, this a boon to the hard-working student. Judith Winters now conducts her own school for training air-line host- esses. For this she is most qualified, for she has served as hostess to count- less air travelers during the past dec- ade. LAST WILL AND TESTAIVIENT We, the Senior Class of 1959, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath the following items, enumerated in the various articles of this document. ARTICLE I To the faculty we leave our heart- felt gratitude and appreciation for their untiring efforts on our behalf. ARTICLE II To the Juniors we leave the hope that they will imitate the fine qualities of scholarship and co-operation that we-have always displayed. ARTICLE III To the Sophomores we leave our admiration for their spirit which is second only to ours. ARTICLE IV I, Thomas Corbe, leave my famous math medal to Lawrence Helgemo. I, Evelyn Cusack, leave my Amer- ican Penmanship award to William Rispoli. I, Roseann Danko, leave my unique pony tail to Paula Purser. I, Jacquelyn Deitering, leave my love for French to Joseph Champagne. I, William Greger, leave my uncon- cern about life's difficult problems to Patricia Alagood. I, George Fox, leave my water skiis, broken bones, and crutches to William Lowler. I, Robert Haendel, leave my empty KENT packages to Allen Bryant. I, Michael Hanley, leave my supe- rior scholastic standing to Peter O'- Keeffe. I, Mary Hoffman, leave my pop- ularity with the faculty to the Junior girls. I, James Kohrt, leave my dancing genius to anyone who has need of it. I, Bennett LaCour, leave my old book covers to be reconditioned to Athony Mosca. I, Marilyn McGee, leave my ability to be attentive in school to Kathleen Reilly. I, Kathleen Montpelier, leave my re- cord for collecting ads in New Smyrna to Alice Clay. I, Sandra Palkowski, leave my de- mure classroom manner to Lynne La Cour. I, Janice Porter, leave my abun- dance of pep, vim, and vigor to Flor- ence Conner. I, Linda Purser, leave my love for the dramatic to Mary Ann Fink. I, Beverly Raymond, leave my weakness for drawing in class to Mary Kohrt. I, Carl Rosenwald, leave to any Junior boy the unusual honors and dis- tinctions which are mine. I, David Saulnier, leave my per- sonal copy of The Art of Salesman- ship to any enthusiastic underclass- man. I, Marilyn Schmitt, leave my social engagement book to Mary Sue Yel- vington. I, Diane Van Orden, leave my en- thusiasm for all school activities to Thomas Boland. I, Betsy Vanpoucke, leave my per- fect attendance record to Victoria Har- der. I, Nancy Waeber, leave my class average in World History to Mary Lou McPike. I, Judith Winters, leave my skat- ing shoes and bruised knees to Richard Fagan. 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JUNIORS r 5ln-ww-x CLASS GF '60 Mary Kohrt Lynne LaCour .rg 2 Lee Mager Mary Lee Morrison 44 if Anthony Mosca Peter 0'Keeffe ,, dw? f, X ffm f',f yn zany ,-1' JUNIOHS CLASS OF '60 April Proctor Kathleen Reilly William Rispoli Ann Sweeney Carol Williams Mary Sue Yelvington Kenneth Gross President Dennis Acquaro Dennis Barrish 1 x ,, fi' , 2 ,A-.W '-' Robert Kull Vice-President SOPHOMORES ,.w Q 1 i j f Cherie Champagne Secretary-Treasurer Patricia Alagood Allen Bryant gff 3? We Maureen Daly Dianne Henney CLASS OF '61 ldv' , 0 f f Joyce Kroll J 0211 Lalldfy 4 7517: .f,, ,nf ':n ' 1 X ' ff 14 f A22 4 5' vffyi ff f Rose Ann Huelsman Richard LaBounty William Lawler Mary LOU Mcpike Paula Pufsef 'vu-M iw fd N .1 Q e151y1e.'.f-fx-fwf,f f ff f::,.fff,1 Evelyn Rogowski 12252 f, 49.4 , , X Thomas Shaw Paul Stalder SOPHOMOBES CLASS OF '61 John Trybus Clare Van Orden Joseph Votta C3l'0lYll Woolley 9 - WW'-41? H-N! , V. - D I Y 'ZW , , - g, p- Y '7 3 ---si 4 'Ti f??'fZ 'ls l ? Q f X k ,WFT-- ' 1311- f 'fi' - ' ' -'3E i'i -' - E -:K-f !!- : C . C1534 H . S I CONSTRUCTION xif . TOOLS w ' x ' kx 'E-Y W:- Paffence Implemenf of Building Two Worlds THE 1959 VERITAS The co-editors, business managers, and art- editor discuss a possible caption. Left to Right: J. Deitering, J, Porter, M. Hanley, and N. Waeber. 551,15 The Staff, together with the moderator, work on the general organization of Veritas. Left to Right: D. Van Orden, L. Purser, T. Corbe, N. Waeber, B. Raymond, Sister James Edward, M. Hoffman, and K. Montpelier. , gf xmv . . rf we , If Michael Hanley, our editor, is awarded the check for plac- ing first in the week-end drive for ' . funds. 5 . . . l S 2 A! y . nf... Mr. Zerbe of Inter-Collegiate Press shows some in- terested seniors a few.,.1,vu1s:--11 --A-M1-A-'H -NM.,- M-em:.aNm,w W- -M- WW THE STAFF The co-editors, and a few staff members work on final lay-outs. Left to Right: K. Montpelier, J. Porter, Roseann Danko, J. Deite- ring, M. Hanley, S. Palkowski. Co-editors ........,.-..... Michael Hanley, Janice Porter Associate Editors .f,f.... Thomas Corbe, Roseann Danko, Mary Hoffman, Sandra Palkowski Business Manager ......... -e-,e,e---Jacqueline Deitering Assistant Business Managers -- ....... E, .... Linda Purser, Kathleen Montpelier, Diane Van Orden Art Editor .........fffffff f,.fffff.... N ancy Waeber Assistant Art Editor -f ffff. - f,,. Beverly Raymond A 7 Q R I , ? f ,A Staff Exhaustionn after a job well done. CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL BEGINS with the ground-breaking ceremonies held June 29, 1958. The clergy participating are, from left, Father Smith, Monsignor Mullally, Father Neuhaus, Father Sloan, Father Byrne, and Father Mallen, CSSR. 1 775- ff ' .J 'W' if-52 1 P ,, ' ji- :MN - , . 3- ff . 155 ' of , bf Q ug F L ' ' .Y L-'137 ' -' I 1, 1? f . M 1 5' ,hui 4 if 9' f 74 1 x iv ZF . 1 .gig ' Q 4. X uh - ,L ' 4 . 1 in . . i F N. V . - ' L fr a L, ., L if to C ! L is. ' , ' , ' 1 -' PROGRESSES and the SENIORS together with Father Nugent and Father O'Sullivan take a view of construction on the gymnasium in mid-November. '11 'Q AMAZES us when we see what results from the pages and pages of blue- prints. Y if i V 55552 Wx 2 ,, i f it 4 . During visit of the Mother General of the Sisters of St. Dominic CBlauVe1tJ a tour of the new school is made. Left to Right: Sister Bernardita, O.P,, Principalg Mother M. Geraldine, O.P.g Sister James Edward, O.P., Sister M5 Camilla, O.P., view the Public Address Switchboard. Right:-Sister M. Camilla, O.P.g Sister James Edward, O.P.g and Sister Bernardita, O.P., Principalg seem pleased with class- room arrangements. Left:-Our visitors and Sisters examine the exterior construction of C.C.H.S. Wine? ' I , JJ !- ? Q .. J l f j f ' 1 2 1 R 2' 5 A A. X if P . X V 2' f ' A giffil ..,' .. Central Catholic High as it nears completion. We great- ly regret we are unable to occupy it before graduation. Architects drawing of how our new school will appear after landscaping of school grounds is finished. ...S 'VM 'Wmq J' bll-l Perhaps during this past year an encouraging interest has been shown in the Catholic Youth Holy Hour, attendance at Which, fre- quently necessitates sacrifice for those who must travel a distance. Devotion to the Blessed Sacra- ment, it is hoped, will be a charact- eristic of all future students of our school. Father Nugent addressing the students who attend C.Y.O. Holy Hour at Our Lady of Lourdes in December. ww, f First Holy Hour of school year closes with Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament at St. Paul's. Reading his Christmas Medita- tion at the December Holy Hour is Bennett La Cour. ! ' PA .. 3fQ f' V if bfrgg, , 1-9-Q iz? , fx ' 4 l -f it Vi-' fm if A 1 1 1' W fi - h H ui f Q1 ' 5 Q21 ' 'VT in Q5 f' 1 C 4, ' ' ,- p ng 4 - I '. li' .' '- 1 A large group attends the October Holy Hour conducted by Father Nugent at St. Paul's Church. f Father Nugent, President, and Sister Ber- nardita, Principal, discuss a problem of school interest. Q Y' Q. Mass of the Holy Ghost, of- fered at St. Paul's, helps us begin another school year in the right spirit. Father O'Sullivan prepares a lesson in religion- or is it Latin? -for his enthus- iastic students. CATHOLIC YOUTH WEEK OCTOBER T9-26 Left: Our guests, Father Nugent and Father O'Su1livan arrive for our October assembly program. Right: Sophomores perform in their usual fine style while discuss- ing the topic Space. Panelists, left to right, C. Van Orden, R. Kull, D. Henney, M. Daly, K. Gross. Above: Senior panelists compel the attention of the audience during Catholic Youth Week assembly. YOUTH SPACE SANCTITY gum CHILDREN or IVIAHY As-I RL? P Alagood, M. McPike, and C. Van Orden prepares Christ- mas crib for class. The Sodality is by far, the most im- portant organization at Central Catholic High. Consecrated to the Mother of God, the members are determined to lead them- selves and others to carry out the two-fold purpose of the sodality, namely the personal sanctification of its members, and the Work of the lay apostolate. The influence of the Sodality for Catholic Action can not be underestimated. The final project, after a busy year was the May Crowning ceremony. OFFICERS-Mary Hoffman, Secretaryg Roseann Danko, Treasurerg Diane Van Orden, Prefectg and Nancy Waeber, Vice-Prefect. , J B. Vanpoucke, M. Schmidt, and S. Palkowski ar range shrine for Christmas. SODALITY ring, B. Raymond, D. Van Orden, and J Landry. Diane Van Orden, Prefect, gives an interesting resume of the var- ious projects of the Sodality. in f fda JV ,711 X : 1 If 1 ,457 G THE SODALITY-Top Row: J. Landry, P. Alagood, C. Van Orden, B. Raymond, J. Deitering, M. Hoffman, and D. Van Orden. Bottom Row: S. Palkowski, C. Champagne, M. McPike, N. Waeber, R. Danko, M. Daly, D. Henney, and B. Vanpoucke. Sodalists use school library to prepare re- ports. Left to Right: R. Danko, J. Deite- Father O'Sullivan interests a few Sophomores in the important sub- ject of religion. Left to Right: T. Shaw, J. Trybus, Father O'Sul- livan, C. Van Orden, C. Woolley, and P. Stalder. Explaining a point in French to willing listeners is Sister Alphon- sus. Left to Right: C. Williams, W. Rispoli, Sister Alphonsus, M. Kohrt, A. Mosca. W It's a break! -Left to Right: A. Bryant, P O'Keeffe, B. LaCor, W. Lawler, enjoy raid Lunch time is enjoyed by, left to right, D. Henney, in the coke machine M. Daly, R. Huelsinan, and B. Tapp. g V 412 awe., -' ' TRANSPORTATION STYLES Right: It's nice if you can do it. Left to Right: R. Danko, N. Waeber, J. Deitering, L. Purser enjoy the luxury of commuting in a private car. Right: The New Smyrna contingent boasts of private bus service service for those who need it. Left to Right, Standing: T. Corbe, C. Woolley, M. McPike, K. Montpelier, Mr. Shinner, driver. In window, R. Huelsman, A. Clay, and M. L. Morrison. KW Left: The noise makers-but our cyclists, left to right, T. Boland, K. Gross, D. Acquare, and W. Lawler are seldom late. f' r 4 fs, . . ' if.fs.Z'.g -Cf W law Km Walking is good exercise, too. Waiting for the bus which doesn't come, are, left to right, J. Porter, B. Raymond, M. Schmitt, and D. Van Orden. CHRISTMAS PLAY The Freshmen, aided by the girls' glee club, sing the traditional Christmas hymns. C.C.H.S. Glee Club entertain Monsignor Mullally, Father O'Sullivan and Santa Claus during the annual Christmas play. TNQ, More of the same-part of the group who provided the singing for the play. wget K , , ' '1 wr' Hark the Herald Angels Sing-The Nativity Scene which closes our program on a happy and cheerful note. CHRISTMAS PAGAENT Scene I Foreshadowing of Events Angels of Light Children of the World Jane Egan Mary Ann Weeks Kathleen Deitering Susan Hanley Mary Linda Storch Rosemarie Sacco Patricia Mowitz Laura Masters Mary Frances Rispoli Scene II Annunciation Tableaux Our Lady -----.c--- .L.,,YLLLL,,..,,.u Gail Coley St. Joseph -W .... Lawrence Goodin Gabriel ...,.. LLYLL B arbara Bates Ave Maria .... Y...,. L .... .... G 1 ee Club HM- 1 sl N L ' 1 W Scene III Qc l0Vv044'9 Nativity Tableaux Carols U- .,.L...L,,.s.... .,s. G lee Club THE GUZMAN PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The common mistakes in photography are shown by the illustrations. EX- amining the Hpoorl' pictures are, left to right, Ann Sweeney, Evelyn Cusack, Lynne La Cour and Dick Coley. The Photography Club Officers select facts for making better pictures. Left to Right: Diane Van Orden, Vice-Presidentg Judy Winters, Secretaryg Linda Purser, Treasurerg Nancy Waeber, President. Right: Amused by what the book shows to be the correct method of picture taking are, left to right, J. Landry, A. Clay, M. S. Yelvington, M. L. Morrison. MV' Left: The art of developing pic- tures comes easy to, left to right, F. Connors, L. Mager, A. Sweeney, M. A. Fink. Below: Mr. Dexter, to whom the Photography Club is grateful for his instruction. No darkroom is necessary for developing prints if one has a pro- cessing bagr, Left to Right: B. Vanpoucke, J. Winters, W. Rispoli, and N. Waeber. ---..,-, J UNIORS Above: Honors are shared by boys and girls. Left to Right: Alice Clay, Secretary-Treasurerg Nancy McGarry, Presidentg and Joseph Champagne, Vice- President. Q if Wu SWG Xihvx X ,...o,. ,, .,,.i Y qxrwj It ei., s ,,X,. e..ee.e,- 7 XiX,ee,' y 'rl 'n n l rn X U7 CLASS SENIORS Left to Right: Bennett La Cour, Secretary- ! 'Treasurerg Michael Hanley, Presidentg and ' Thomas Corbe, Vice-President. The boys are at the top of the Class of '59. CID SOPHOMORES Below: Kenneth Gross, President, reads a message to Cherie Champagne, Secretary-Treasurer and Robert Kull, Vice-President. Right: Getting the correct focus seems not so easy to, left to right, M. A. Fink, F. Connor, W. Rispoli, K. Reilly, and P. O'Keeffe. X 'W-vm.. Left: The frog's tongue inter- ests this group. Left to Right, L. Helgemo, K. Reilly, A. Swee- ney, M. S. Yelvington, L. La Cour and Sister James Edward. Left: The preserved specimens always cause wonder. Left to Right, P. O'Keeffe, B. Tapp, R. Beaudoin, R. Haendel, and V. Harder. Right: The four Blue Ribbon Winners with their insect col- lections compare notes. Left to Right, N. McGarry, J. Cham- pagne, R. Fagan, and R. Coley. I Left: Keeping their eyes on the copy are, left to right, S. Palkowski, M. McGee, J. Winters, and L. Mager. L, 5 G n Right: Helping Sister 2 Bernardita select the best- looking invitations and diplomas are, left to right, K. Montpelier, B. Van- poucke, M. Hoffman, and E. Cusack. Right: A few mission-minded seniors examine a collection of ' '7 V stamps Left to Right R ' ' Danko,.E. Cusack, N. Waieber, i 'lil T. Corbe, D. Van Orden, and H ' L. Purser. .A gi is... HM-W Waiting to be blown into outer W' space are, left to right, D. Saul- nier, J. Kohrt, T. Corbe, 'and M. Hanley. Robert Haendel leads the Glee Club in a practice for the Diocesan Holy Name Conven tion. --u1 an Michael Hanley adjusts the elec- trolysis apparatus for the timid UD girls. f W qW,',,Q,,f 4' 9 , i It must be exam week! Getting ready are, back row, P. Stalder, T. Shaw, J. Trybus. Front row, C. Van Orden, and C. Woolley. The problem seems to be a serious one. Father Nugent deliberates be- fore answering. Left to Right: K Montpelier, D. Saulnier, and T. Corbe. Is it a diagram of sports tactics or plain geometry. Trying to decide are, left to right, D. Barrish, R. Kull, A. Bryant, J. Votta, and R. La Bounty. i n mf SH any Meeting of Congress. The five seniors settling the weighty problems are, left to right, G. FOX, B. La- Cour, R. Haendel, W. Greger, and C. Rosenwald. The art of interior decorating is developed by left to right, E. Rogowski, C. Champagne, M. L. McPike, and P. Purser. The mid-morning break finds the snack bar well Putting Little Miss Muffetn to shame are, left Patfonized by, left to Fight, L. LaCOur, C. Rosen- to right, M. L. Morrison, M. Kohrt, A. Proctor, and W' ' H' ' L. Mager. The high school boys led by Fa- ther Nugent assist at the Mass and give all the responses in Latin. DIALOGUE MASS Monsignor Mullally is celebrant at the Mass. Robert Haendel and Joseph Champagne are tit? altar boys. -V lim The girls also par- ticipate by joining in giving the Latin re- sponses. 'w'N:j:.Ei- PAHISHES REPRESENTED AT C.C.H.S. Our Lady of Lourdes, Daytona's second parish, is located on the Peninsula. Father Nugent is in charge. up Saint Paul's is the Parish which first provided se- condary education for Catholic youth in this area. Sacred Heart, New Smyrna, is conducted by the Redernptorist Fathers and is about eighteen miles from our school. THE BASKETBALL TEAM Right: The team despite lack of members and gymnasium facilities had a creditable season. Left: B. LaCour, Centerg J. Champagne, Captaing and P. O'Keeffe, Guardg pose for cameramen just before game. Left: D. Saulnier, Guardg G. Fox, Forwardg and R. K1111, Forwardg Wait for playing' time to begin. The business men and women of the fu- ture try for perfect copy under the Watch- ful eye of Sister Bernardita, O.P. Sister Alphonsus, O.P. has a blackboard fthey are greenj drill on those famous irregular verb forms. The French II Class entertain with a song' to show their mastery of pronunciation. C. Rosenwald, D. Saulnier and T. Corbe insist they know what they are looking for. We Wonder. Seniors enjoy the excursion at the new school George Fox expounds on the importance of good read- ing to a few classmates gathered in the library - what no books?? BELIEVE AT H.S. Seniors show how attentive they would be if they were in the new classrooms. First-class it is! The new school, of course, not the top deck of an ocean liner. 'wwf Sister Bernardita and the girls ex- I' amine the home-economic depart- ment. Anything Cookin'? -nn I I I I II ii ? vw , 4 55 6 -1 gif ' if 1, f 4 ,gfgfnfm b M ff 'wo 2' 'TN f 4 4 f 1 4 0 ' , . 1' -. .. , ., X424 Father Nugent and Mr. Milligan settle a final detail about landscaping before entering library building. The Gymnasium- C.C.H.S. the first in state to have such building. Father Nugent and the General Fore- man admire a job nearing completion. 'f,Vp ,Mm Z, ,.. M' f ' Wim Home Economic department-top floor right-will be the envy of any house- Wife. 2 emma E Ybfwwbxx Www? Umm, Q WW SCXXQM P-X, 'nv W WH E 49 1 , ' , V V it H 'ly-., K 'f r , . 4 Q z iizw , ld Q VA K 2 '- 4 4 3 HUM, ,pm W? WT: if L, , 4 ? X f, 1 wwf, ': 4 'w,...,- Z fbi ff f 'Y f , 7 ' l kg 0 4 jf , M 1 ' lid T K, T 'V 1' 'V , 1 ff! if f 5 .bf ,f, vii ' i ,,., ,uf M ff' Aff- V in ' 5 W f AYTONA CENTRAL ' HLQQH V201 ' D zines Q W lffwfm :V f f G 5' If v A .67 P, 94 1 ff ,lf 44 22 222 , X475 X ww ,,f f 2 1 2 Jw, ' gf' fff ' lv, ,ff - A94-'ff f , A - , -2, , If il- lf.-,111-iliif ' X -,,. kg,,,,,.- -, ff! 1 f,llr 'l, ,flliii lg f ogfh-J ' ,..- ,ff- 7 0 -f L--' ,gil- ,--.1 ,.,- iE- ...V +4 o 0 h,wA, ,fQ -5 'l A ggi:- FQ??2f?, ' ,, A :J Vwsclom Gfrcler 0 pfriiual frengf PATRONS Right Reverend William J. Mullally Reverend J. Irvine Nugent Reverend Patrick O'SulIivan Reverend William Neuhaus Reverend Daniel Sloan Reverend Patrick Byrne Dr. 81 Mrs. Russell L. Welsh 84 Family Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Monaco Dr. Sidney I. Ney Dr. 81 Mrs. James Hull Greening 8. Sayers, Architects Mrs. C. 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Palmetto COMMERCIAL BANK AT DAYTONA BEACH YOUR FRIENDLY BANK with TI-IE DRIVE-IN TELLERS WINDOW Member Federal Depoxit Insurance Adams Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS TOILETRIES -- DRUGS - SoDAs 1 h ne CL 2-2285 Delivery . . . Te ep o 610 Ridgewood Avenue Holly Hill, Forida Compliments of RUSS Watch and Gift Shop O WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Corporation I26 VOLUSIA AVE, DIAL CL 2-8574 MILK ICE CREAM H. B. STONE SLIP COVERS - DRAPES BED SPREADS Telephone CL 2-76l0 209 South Hollywood Daytona Beach, Florida QUILLIAN'S CONCRETE, INC. 12 DAYTONA BEACH l-- ? P '3 -9' PERMA-STRESS INC. O PRESTRESSED PRODUCTS , 5,1 CLARENCE SIMPSON REALTOR - INSURANCE 112 Bay SffCCt Phone CL 2-5614 ffsxociatex, Clarence A. Simpson, Paul Wills Comfllimfnts of CLUB BALI O TELEPHONE CLINTON 2-2828 2010 SOUTH ATLANTIC AVENUE DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA J. T. KINCHEN Constable District 8 iff HOME: CLINTON 2-7305 OFFICE: CLINTON 3-2222 309 SECOND AVENUE DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Compliments BLUE MIST MOTEL Rooivis AND EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS Air Conditioned and Steam Heated Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D'AmiCo Owners - Managers 3064 South Atlantic Avenue Phone CL 3-9942 Daytona Beach, Fla. QUALITY SHOE REPAIRING SINCE 1928 9 0 806 MAIN STREET COMPLIMENTS Of Ken's Pharmacy ir 2408 South Atlantic Avenue Phone CL 3-8116 C. M. JULIEN Reliable WATCH AND RADIO REPAIRS i' 554 North Ridgewood Avenue Telephone CL 2-0194 Mac's Famous Bar and Package Store o 2000 SOUTH ATLANTIC AVE. CL 2-9239 KAY'S RESTAURANT UNEXCELLED FOOD AT A REASONABLE PRICE Delicious Home Made Pastries 'A' Air Conditioned For Your Comfort 734 Main Street Phone CL 2-5652 Compliments Summerlin Bros., Inc. STOCK AND SPECIAL MILLWORK 405 Loomis CL 2-0581 I- Compliments of Henry's Luggage Shop H eaidguarters of FAMOUS NAMES IN LUGGAGE AND LEATHER GooDs 244 S. Beach St. Tel. CL 2-1373 ST. PAUL,S HOLY NAME SOCIETY DON'T BE SATISFIED BY BEING JUST A CATHOLIC BE AN ACTIVE CATHOLIC JOIN ST. PAUL'S HOLY NAME SOCIETY MONTHLY CORPORATE COMMUNION Second Sunday of Each Month 0 MONTHLY MEETING VVednesday Following the Second Sunday McDonald Seafood Market QUICK FREEZE WHOIESALE AND RETAIL Packer: and Shipper: Phone CL 2-6946 - Home CL 2-9036 120 Cottage Lane Half Block South of Orange Ave. Daytona Beach, Florida Compliment: of Woodward - Lowther Funeral Directors Dale D. Wodward - Joseph D. Lowther Licensed Funeral Directors HGLLY HILL, FLORIDA QDaytona Beachj Riverside Laundry CLEANERS 280 N. Beach Street and Corner North Segrave and Cypress Sts. Phones CL 3-2501 CL 2-7901 Bellevue Memorial Park Cemetery O HENDOWMENT CARE C om plimemts Daytona Venetian Blind and Drapery Company Complete Winfiofw Decorators Lcvrrlor Venetian Blinds - Custom Made Draperies Drapery Fabrics and Hardware Pro-Tcct-U Awnings and Canopies Mr. Tony's Hair Stylists For The Perm anen 1 Thingx in Life o CL 2-5938 155 MAGNOLIA AVENUE Telephone ORange 7-4212 P. O. Box K-308 DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA 1715 Ridgewood Avenue Holly Hill, Fla. COMPLIMENTS Of Bagwell's Flowers Holly Hill Realty 0 REALTORS 4 N. Atlantic Avenue ik 469 Ridgewood Phone CL 2-2882 l - Q Phone CL 2-1123 YOU WILL BE GLAD YOU STOPPED QUICK 'N TASTY COFFEE SHOP OCEAN FRESH SEAFOOD CHICKEN - STEAK - HAM DINNER - SANDWICHES Directly On the Ocean 3 miles north of GLORIA, CLEM, GORDON ORMOND BEACH, FLA. GARY LANGE Phone OR. 7-3859 L1--I Seabreeze Hardware i' 539 N. PENINSULA DRIVE i' one Door O 17 Smmm Boulevard Our Best Wixhex 150 Clan of 1959 SEASIDE INN L. S. Ginocchio, Mgr. Complim ants of Thompson Pharmacy l4l VVest Granada Avenue Ormond Beach, Florida Next to Post Office THE COIN SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY ffuthoriznl Westinglzouxe Laundromat Soft Water Wash - 9 Lbs. for 25c Dryers Available Open 24 Hours Including Sundays and Holidays T. L. Finnq 330 Madison Ave. Ormond Beauty Salon Telephone OR 7-1642 'k 26 West Granada Avenue Compliments of RAMSAY BROS. FISHING TACKLE Ormond Beach, Florida 715 Main Street Dial CL 2-3151 B. 8: B. Fisheries If Il Sfwims, We Hmve It Air-conditioned Dining Room of DINNER IN A BOX TO TAKE OUT Shrimp - Oysters - Scallops - Chicken with Hush Puppies forj Hot Rolls, French Q Fries, Hot Sauce, Cole Slaw Frerh Seafood Daily 715 BROADWAY PHONE CL 2-6542 304 North Ridgewood Avenue , gpg li!-H111 1 U lnnsq DUI AUGUST A. PETKER Skilled Watch Repairing on Finest Watches PROMPT SERVICE DIAMONDS 0 WATCHES 0 CLOCKS 619 RIDGEWOOD AVENUE HOLLY HILL, FLORIDA Compliments 0 f MORRISON 85 SONS, INC. VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTURERS VENETIAN BLINDS - ALUMINUM AWNINGS - TRAVERSE RODS Dial CL 3-4501 P. O. Box 3578 613 MAIN STREET DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA JACK L. MULLIN AGENCY INSURANCE AND MORTGAGE LOANS ik' 311 SEABREEZE BOULEVARD TELEPHONE CLINTON 2-S768 Complimentf 81 Beit Wiflaey to Clan of 59 JANICE PORTER'S CO-WORKERS 2540 South Atlantic Avenue Vi, Lemmie, Joan, Jimmy, Tommy, Ruby, Alice, Bobby, Cliff, Jimmy, and Thelma Hart Refrigeration Service Auzlzorized FRIGIDAIRE Dealer 312 South Peninsula Drive Daytona Beach, Florida E. H. McClister Bus.: CL 2-0993 - Res.: CL 3-1409 Growing With Daytona Beach Since 1907 Laurence G. Johnson 2424 So. Atlantic Ave. - CL 2-2063 ll No. Atlantic Ave. - CL 2-6909 Broadway Quality Market PRIME MEATS AND FANCY GROCERIES Exclusive Dixtribulorr of S. S. Pierce - Richelieu - White Rose Responsible Aecounl: Solicized George R. Calcott, Proprietor Free Delivery - Ormond and City 210 Broadway Phone CL 2-6851 Guth's Tuxedo Feed Store Armour Fertilizers - Tuxedo Feeds Seeds - Supplies 402 Second Avenue Telephone CL 2-1481 Daytona Beach, Florida Telephones CL 2-4866 CL 3-7432 ATLANTIC MARBLE 8. TILE CO. Tile, Marble and Terrazzo Contractors i4O Main Street Daytona Beach, Florida Conrad's Apothecary Prescription Specialists it 129 BROADWAY Mrs. Kate A. Gantt Telephone Owner CL 2-1033 Loiunder - It - Here Automatic Laundry-Dry Cleaning Hand Ironing A Specialty 702 North Ridgewood Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida PETE EZZO UPHOLSTERY - SLIP COVERS DRAPES - BED SPREADS F ree Erzimazes Phone CLinton 2-8626 118 South Atlantic Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Compliments of Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. PAINTS - GLASS - MIRRORS Telephone CL 2-0577 841 Volusia Avenue Compliments of Hubert's Drug Company i' 314 SECOND AVENUE PHONE CL 2-4023 BUCK'S GUN RACK NEW AND USED GUNS Daytomt's Gun Trading Centerd' Phone CLintOn 2-8471 607 Volusia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida I A U C H ' S JEWELRY - CHINA - GIFTS REPAIRING Your Family feweler Dial CL 2-3760 lll Volusia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida George C. Zeiger Registered Real Extate Broker Real Estate - Mortgages - Investments CL 2-5181 - CL 2-3592 - CL 3-0382 Residence ORange 7-4-426 222K Seabreeze Blvd. 339 Second Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida J. A. Bailey Typewriter 8: Adding Machine Co. if 809 Volusia Avenue Phone CL 3-2607 P. O. Box 6362 Daytona Beach, Florida Howard Boat Works CHRIS-CRAFT 791' Telephone CL 2-4432 633 Ballough Road Charles Corsi Advertising 754 BALLOUGH ROAD PHONE CL 2-2963 CORRAL INN FINE FOOD AND FAMOUS PIZZA PHONE OR 7-2711 U. S. No. 1 ORMOND BEACH, FLORIDA OWen's Flower Shop Dial CL 2-6265 Post Office Box l4-30 1300 BELLEVUE AVENUE Daytona Beach, Florida lf: The Name - That Make: The Difference! Beautiful Portraits by JOHN G. VON STUDIOS Daytona Plaza Hotel Color or Black and White Compliments Of Little Drug Company New Smyrna Beach, Florida Phone CL 2-9851 For Reservations Or Orders To Take Out LOTUS RESTAURANT Finest American and Chinese Food! 308 Seabreeze Boulevard Daytona Beach, Florida Angelo's Shoe Shoip WE REPAIR SHOES LIKE NEW Angelo Vardavakis, Proprietor 'A' 335 SECOND AVENUE Daytona Beach, Florida Floor Shows Nightly Air conditioned COMPLIMENTS of ORMOND Daytona Plaza Hotel HARDWARE Directly On the Ocean COMPANY . OR 7-4414 DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Best Wishes from DEXTER PHOTO SERVICE OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR VERITAS GREATEST OPPORTUNITIES UNDER THE SUN! Florida's remarkable growfh offers the brightest fufure for you! 9810 For higher education choose universities and colleges in Florida! Florida institutions have achieved remarkable advances, now rank among the finest in the nation. And you'll receive training that will specially equip you for Florida careers! For rewarding careers take advantage of opportunities in Florida! Florida is the fastest-growing state east of the Missis- sippi. Industry is expanding rapidly, young men and women are in demand. Success lies ahead for those who stake their future in Florida now! f yu, .L FEFLORIDA Pownn a LIGHT comvnuv Kffru 'V gpm 1 Best Wishes from OUR LADY OF LOURDES HOLY NAME SOCIETY Compliments of OUR LADY OF LOURDES MEN'S CLUB I J MODERN REALTY COMPANY SALES AND RENTALS Violet C. Helgemo, Registered Real Estate Broker Phones: CL 3-7449 - CL 3-7192 534 North Ridgewood Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida COMPLIMENTS OF DAYTONA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. G 530 N. BEACH STREET DAYTONA BEACH FLORIDA SERVICE PAINT SL LASS COMPANY - PAINTING - STORE FRONTS - FLOOR SANDING ' MIRRORS . WALLPAPERING - GLAZING CONTRACTORS 321 VOLUSIA AVENUE TELEPHONE CL 2-1576 JOHN MALLORY COUCHMAN PRINTING CO. Crent0rJ of Fine Printing PHONE CL 2-4284 138 MAGNOLIA AVE. DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA is SMYRNA 66 Robertson Electric Service VVh0laf5alc AU'roIvIoTIvE PARTS AND SUPPLIES 'A' Phone CL 2-S591 Post Office Box 1329 4-12 North Beach Street Compliments of DRESSNER'S Growers - Packers - Shippers Fancy Florida Fruits 'A' 3 O7 Seah reeze Boulevard COOK GALLERIES ESTATES PURCHASED AND APPRAISED Telephone CL 2-3465 527-529 Seahreeze Boulevard Daytona Beach, Florida P Established 1940 PalIT1ett0 SCFVICC Statlon Q Buy Here for Advertised Prices PHILLIPS 66 S CRUISES - TICKETS - TOURS TCZUEL, BUTEQLL 202 South Palmetto' Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida 326 South Beach St, Mainland Syd Jones Phone -CL 2-9316 Daytona Beach, Florida lll'l'l1llll'l l S6elae SAW A COMPLETE BAKERY 527A North Atlantic Avenue Phone CL 3-9222 lOpposite Daytona Plaza Paoll Specializing in Wedding, Birthday and Special Occasion Cakes FANCY COOKIES AND SANDWICHES FOR PARTIES BREAD - ROLLS - PIES - CAKES - PASTRY Open Evenings Till 9 - All Day Sunday National Bar and Package Store The Friendliest Place In Town Volusia at Beach Street CL 3-6811 Daytona Beach, Florida Complimerzif of BAGGETT-MCINTOSH, INC FUNERAL HOME Charles S. McIntosh, Preyidem Licemed Farzeral Director Henry A. Quarrerman, Manager Licemed Panera! Director W. B. Baggett, Secretary-Treaxarer C omplimenzr Of JOSEPH M. CORBE AGENT PRUDENTIAL LIFE INS. CO. OF AM. New Smyrna Beach C 0 mplim ent: Of DAYTONA THEATRE Hitson's Texaco Service T. B. HITSON, OWNER 'A' 955 VOLUSIA AVENUE DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA U. S. 8L Foreign Management, Inc. if 533 North Atlantic Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida ECHOLS BEDDING CO. INCORPORATED FINE BEDDING AND FURNITURE AT FACTORY PRICES - SINCE 1920 Telephone CLinton 2-5957 324 North Beach Street Daytona Beach, Florida Sanitone BODNEY CLEANERS 348 North Beach Street 535 Volusia Avenue Westgate Shopping Center Telephone CL Z-8624 Follow the beaten path to the door of The Better ' 0 M Trap GIFTS - COSTUME JEWELRY From All Over the Uforld 2136 South Atlantic Avenue VVinn-Dixie Shopping Center Estella Brown IN T E R 1 0 R S UPHOLSTERY - SLIP COVERS Custom-Made Drapes - Bedspreads Wide Selection of Fabrics-Patterns and Plains 630 N. Orange St. Phone GArden 8-8621 NEW SMY RNA BEACH l MOSCA'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT Home-Made Italian Bread - Smudge - Rmozi - Spaghetti Specializing in PIZZA o TELEPHONE CL 3-9212 O 127 RIDGEWOOD AVE.-On U. S. 1 HOLLY HILL, FLORIDA Compliments of DAYTONA BEACH NEW CAR DEALER ASSN. ELWOOD MOTORS - VOLKSWAGEN BELL MOTORS - STUDEBAKER DON WILLIS - RAMBLER -- JEEP STEPHEN'S - PONTIAC RIVERSIDE - OLDSMOBILE COX MOTORS - LINCOLN - MERCURY - EDSEL SUNSHINE MOTORS - ENGLISH FORD - RENAULT HEINTZELMEN - FORD CLIFTON MOTORS - DESOTO - PLYMOUTH SAN J AUN - CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH - IMPERIAL DAYTONA MOTORS - BUICK - CADILLAC HALIFAX MOTORS - CHEVROLET VOLUSIA COUNTY MOTORS, DODGE - PLYMOUTH FINE CLOTHING For Boys and Young Men Open 24 Hours a Day Phone CL. 2-6688 Meet Your Friendf' Q AT HOAGY'S Restaurant BEACH STREET AT VOLUSIA AVENUE 312-A Seabreeze Blvd. Daytona Beach, Fla. Complimenty REALTOR INSURER Of JOHN E. DREHER McFarland Furniture 620 Seabfeeze Blvd- Company Daytona Beach, Fla. Tel. CL 2-2112 Compliments of SOL-RAY SUPPLIES Compliments of C0x's Appliance Store if . 546 BALLOUGH ROAD 112 E. FAIRVIEW AVE. CL 2-7911 CL 2-4961 Compliments HOHH 50 good at of LaSorte's Bakery Home Made Cami' Daytona Beach Laundry ws 101 Ridgewood Avenue 'k 411 AUDITGRIUM BLVD. Route No. 1 Port Orange, Florida I-1 1 1 We are pleased to have,been selected to 'furnish the grille and glazed tile on the beautiful Daytona Central Catholic High School. Specializing in Clay Products Metal Windows and Doors FLORIDA GEORGIA BRICK 81 TILE COMPANY JACKSONVILLE 5, FLORIDA 7228 So. Ridgewood Avenue Tel. Clinton 5-7658 MID-TOWN MOTEL Right in the heart of Town Mr. and Mrs. L. Dukes West Owners - Managers i. Over 4 Million Srztixfied Customer! In 53 Year: II9 So. Palmetto E Q I 5 408 Second Avenue 'liig p Your Complete Home Furnishers ' furniture ' carpet ' drapes ' appliances WISE POTATO CHIPS THE Poop THAT PEPS UP MEALS 'Ir WATER'S DISTRIBUTING COMPANY TELEPHONE CL 3-2281 Compliments of BOWmar's Garage 8: Wrecker Service 705 Ridgewood Avenue Allandale, Florida Phone CL 2-9286 Compliments of WINNIE'S PASTRY SHOP 312 Seabreeze Boulevard I Compliments of Stereo Sound At PENINSULA REALTY and REID RECORDS S MOTEL Tel. Clinton 3-6081 224 Seabteeze Blvd. I Fred W. Maas-Barbara V. Maas Daytona Beach, Florida 2216 S. Atlantic Ave. CL. 3-2584 comms I I , H V I Augggu Phone CL. 3-5022 GLENVIEW LAUNDROMAT 610 Glenview Blvd. Next to P.O. Daytona Beach, Fla. George and jean Burnett GRANDVIEW HARDWARE General Hardware, Paints, Housewares and Fishing Tackle CL 3-7041 624 N. Grandview Ave. Daytona Beach, Florida Settle Funeral Home WILLIS S. SETTLE, Director o 'TELEPHONE GARDEN 8-4440 406 SOUTH ORANGE STREET NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FLORIDA COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE FLORIDA MUNICIPAL BONDS CORPORATE SECURITIES INVESTMENT FUNDS O T. Nelson O'ROurke, Inc. INVESTMENT SECURITIES 533 Seabreeze Boulevard Correspondent Goodbody and Company Member New York Stock Exchange A.T.8I T. Teletype 80 Telephone CL 2-5571 - - - - - .i..J o OUR GRADUATES ST. PAUL'S HOME-SCHOOL ASSOCIATION Compliments of Max Kendrick's Food Store Compliments 1301 Ridgewood Avenue of Holly Hill, Florida A FRIEND ffseizl the Best Meats in Tower' COMPLIMENTS Compliment: of of Chez Bruchez Restaurant 304 Seabreeze Boulevard Albert L, Bruchez CuiJine with tz French accent Bailey's Ormond Beach Sc - 10c - 31.00 Store 139 West Granada Avenue Ormond Beach, Florida COMPLIMENTS Of Welcome Travelers Furniture Company Black's Pharmacy ELLINOR VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER O ORMOND BEACH, FLORIDA Rogers Trailer Sales SPARTAN - PEERLESS GENERAL New and Used Trailers SERVICE - ACCESSORIES Third and Ridgewood CLinton 2-7437 Holly Hill The Ormond Printers COMMERCIAL PRINTING Stationery and Office Forms Letter Press and Offset F. H. SEIBERT, OWNER 30 W. Granada Ave. Ormond Beach OR 7-4114 i I 1-,111 Y ,-, Il. Compliments of UNIVERSAL SEATING CG. 348 N. Segrove Avenue DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. STEEL ERECTION ERECTING DRAG LINE EVACUATING PILE DRIVING CONCRETE PLACING TON TRUCK CRANE FRONT END LOADER Compliments Wadeau 'e 514 Seobreeze Blvd. Daytona Beach, FIG- A B C DRIVING SCHOOL I S. T. DANKO CLINTON 3-3226 Compliments of PENINSULA ABSTRACT 8: TITLE COMPANY 312 South Beach Street Daytona Beach, Florida ABSTRACTS AND TITLE INSURANCE Representing Lawyers' Title Insurance Company of Richmond, Virginia Telephone CL 2-7626 I...- DAYTONA BEACH FEDERAL SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION INSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Home Loam - To Buy or Build 226 NORTH BEACH STREET TELEPHONE CL. 3-8101 NEXT TO MAIN FOST OFFICE 'You can rely on zz Registered Jeweler' ITT A Florida Tradition For 90 Yenrx 160 N. Beach Street Daytona Beach, Fla. Phone CL 3-7641 Compiimentr of WMM, fe- MEN'S WEAR 126 North Beach Street mridian 104 Beach Daytona Beach, Florida Gifts and Leather Goods of Distinction J WM. A. RITZI AND SONS R e gistered Jeweler American Gem Society Orange Blossom Diamond Rings Movado, Hamilton, Elgin, and Gruen Watches C 122 N. Beach Street COMPLIMENTS Of Grady 8L Louise Dance Studio if 545 MASON AVENUE Lloyd Cox Company BOOKS . . . OFFICE SUPPLIES Thing yiiixiz be iiiifiiiiig- for writing iiiiii reaiding! 'A' 118 N. Beach Street Complimmzf Of Fairview Pharmacy, Inc. O 109 FAIRVIEW AVENUE DAYTONA BEACH Daytona Pump Co., Inc. WELL DRILLING - WATER PUMPS LAWN SPRINKLING SYSTEMS Telephone CL 3-2553 734 Ballough Road Daytona Beach, Florida Leo's Appliance Repair Shop Expert Repair on Household and Commercial Appliances All Work with Money Back Guarantee LEO C. SABELLA 721 N. Beach St. Phone CL 3-4713 Daytona Beach, Florida ' 9 APPLIANCE STORE HOTPOINT - MAYTAG Phone CL 2-0408 138 Volusia Ave Compliments of Metz' Shopping Center Phone CL 2-5633 3314 South Atlantic Avenue Daytona Radio and Television Faclory Trained Servicemen OLYMPIC - RCA - DUMONT PHILCO - MOTOROLA SALES AND SERVICE 24 Hour Service - Dial CL 2-3143 316 SOUTH PALMETTO AVENUE Daytona Beach, Florida Mary MacDonald's Beauty Salon Phone CL 2-9222 706 North Ridgewood Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida STEAK n SHAKE IN SIGHT . . . Iz Must Be Right i' 110 S. Ocean Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Centrol Cotholic High School OUR LADY GF LOURDES HOME-SCHOOL ASSOCIATICDN Compliments of Bud Cone And Son BRAKES AND WHEELS if? 115 Michigan Avenue D0ughty's Pastry Shop 307 SECOND AVENUE I 1: Tasty Pastry for Eighteen Years E FRED FINCHUM Gulf Service A' 201 NORTH RIDGEWOOD Compliments of NANCY,S LAUNDERLUXE A 8: P Shopping Center on the Peninsula SAVE-Wash by the Pound! Telephone OR 7-4227 R. DUFFNER - Jeweler ROLEX MIDO LECOULTRE BULOVA WATCHES 158 West Granada Ormond Beach, Fla. COpposite Post Office? COMPLIMENTS Of SMITTY'S BARBER SHOP O GLENN SMITH LUIGI LOCE 1 l l i I AFTER THE GAME MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT STANSFlElD'S WHT i f -1- f7z' If Everything from a SNACK to a MEAl CAMPUS DRIVE-IN FOOD AS FINE AS OUR BEACH IS FAMOUS 945 Volusia Ave. CL 2-0845 .I . lil 1 in , 1-lulullun nu THE REDEMPTORIST FATHERS New Smyrna Beach THE FLORIDA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY at Daytona Beach, Florida 75: 252 SOUTH BEACH STREET CL 2-4721 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSI'l' INSURANCE CORPOR SUN 'N SAND HOTEL COURT 1100 SOUTH RIDGEWOOD AVENUE TELEPHONE CL 2-1521 Recommended by QUALITY COURTS - A.A.A. - DUNCAN HINES Owner Manager: MR, JOHN Gysmgn MR. AND MRS. CHAs. C. GRAU C OMPLIMEN TS DUNN LUMBER 8: SUPPLY COMPANY YOUR LUMBER NUMBER .... CL 2-4656 415 ORANGE AVENUE hu .W hui ll PERMACRETE, INC. 348 NORTH SEGRAVE STREET DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA if? Plvzfr Pfrnfnmw myyx CCQUICK LIKE A RABBI'Ii,, VISIT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD PHILLIPS' 66 DEALER I 664, HUGHES OIL COMPANY DISTRIBUTOR Congratulations Graduates . DUDLEY FUNERAL HOME KENNETH M. DUDLEY, L. F. D. 1 NORTH CAUSEVVAY NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FLORIDA 2130 SOUTH SEGRAVE TELEPHONE CL 2-1501 OUR LADY OF LGURDES WOMENS CLUB Wishes Life Insurance - Sickness 8: Accident Protection Annurtres - Group Insurance - Group Pensions ARTHUR A. ESCHENBACH, JR. MATTHEW F. KOMATZ, JR. Agents Second Floor 129W Broadway Davtona Beach. Fla. office, cL. 2-5884 THE PRUDENTIAL RES, CL, 3-8054 Insurance Co. of America 'mf'f W' 001011 038112118 ggi- --R.-'DI ,gf 3' .. W g' - mga Sportswear - Dresses - Accessories A E ' I 310-A Seabreeze Blvd. E z' A tu Phone CL 2-0011 S a X 2132 South Atlantic Ave. X Phone CL 2-0593 accenfing Elegance sensibly priced DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1959 Always remember the Sitter: of St. Dominzc in your prayers ' FLORIDA WINDOW CLEANERS DIAL CL 2-3305 COMPLIMENTS of 111.- HOLY NAME SOCIETY AND ALTAR SOCIETY ix- SACRED HEART CHURCH New SMYRNA BEACH CONRAD F. YELVINGTON 'lr Bitter Blue Sod 'A' Shell and Clay Products X PHONE CL 3-7118 Daytona Beach, Florida DAYTON A FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, INC. Retail Sales QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS ROBERT L. WHITE Prfsiflvnt Telephone CL 2-6228 lVlunicipal Airport Daytona Beach, Florida Compliments of Ridgway Transfer and Storage Co. STORAGE . . . BAGGAGE 15 N. Grandview DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA PHONES: CL 2-36765 Nights and Sundays CL 2-3566 Crating, Packing, Storage and Long Distance Hauling RUC, FUR and SILVER VAULTS ffgrntx AERO-MAYFLOWER TRANSIT Co. 1lVl1fl07l'ZUi!ZF Mofuffs X K 39 5EC0ND O f 85 7 YEA R S Email! f---0-.Th --A-e - COMPLIMENTS OF The William A. MacDonalds DAYTONA SHEET METAL WORKS Phone CL 2-2501 oofing - Heating - Oil Burne Paints and Varnishes ll6 South Segrave GAS ENGINEERING COMPANY 603 North Beach Street 'A' P Y R O F A X Superior BOTTLED GAS Service 'A' COOKS1 - HEATS MAKES ICE COMPLIMENTS of DEEB JABALY'S SONS 'k 518 BALLOUGH ROAD DIAL CL 2-6932 'K Clean rugs last Zongerf , .G . ff-I , , , ' Hn .. . Ilff 'DIET' . 4-W , . 1. A -- r ' '- ,, . f , .,,.. 1 'f t L. Y: 'Q ' A ,V Q .V ,V K rlrry H V K VC. if .40 , . . , 1 45. ,A.g4f.,,,y,, ,?,,,+,:.,. .- .M ..,, ,hh , . . . . I . , ,L., ,,, ,4,. . ,, , ., .V HAIGH-BLACK FUNERAL HOME 103 BROADWAY CL 2-4771 24 HOUR OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE SERVICE LICENSED FUNERAL DIRECTORS J. H. HAIGH ROBERT H. BLACK GEO. M. JXKIN BEST WISHES from MISS THELMA M. HAYES FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Profitable Savings-Practical Home Loans 501 North Grandview-Branch: 701 Main DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA If: CARHART'S for CARDS Carhart's Book Store GREETING CARDS - STATIONERY SCHOOL SUPPuEs 218 Seabreeze Boulevard Daytona Beach, Florida CQMPLIMENTS OF MAC'S GROCERY if 300 SEABREEZE BOULEVARD TELEPHONE CL 2-7382 ' ' Jn 1 1 4 . , Compliments Of LOUIS OSSINSKY , 4 Free Porking Air Conditioned JASCHA'S RESTAURANT Americon 81 Hungorion Cooking Breokfost Served Anytime Open 6 A.M. to TT P.M. Home Mode Pies 81 Postries CL 3-5526 T216 S. Ridgewood Ave. DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. U, S. Hiwoy No. T C 0 mplimentx Of SCUTHERN BAKERIES Southern Breod 84 Cokes C 0 mplimentx Of OMAR KHAYYAM RESTAURANT TOO So. Oceon Ave. li. I- Bext Wisbex for the Future of Your N ew Central Catholic High THE J. B. GORMLEY FAMILY Compliments Uf J. C. TANNER MELWEB SIGNS, INC. P.O. Box 986 505 Orange Ave. Daytona Beach Fla. CL 2-7942 NATIONAL GARDENS EGGS 420 Seabreeze Boulevard Complimenty Of OCEAN PIER CASINO EN RICO'S COCKTAIL LOUNGE Package Store Entertainment Nightly 725 Brodaw Daytona Beach, Fl C ompliments of nl FRIEND CORSAG ES Flower section of CHARLIES COURTESY CORNER 300 So. Atlantic Ave. CL 2-9445 Special R t lip 1 i International Harvester Motor Truck Sales 81 Service MAGNOLIA MOTOR CO. General Repairs on all makes of Cars 81 Trucks US Highway 40 West, New Smyrna Beach ge df We 0 fl Z ?f 1 , ' QQ' QUALITY PAINTING and DECORATING , I LICENSED O INSURED CAULKINC - WATERPROOFING W- TEXTURE PAINTING T RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL 37 Reynolds .X ,. OHMOND BEACH, FLA. OR 7-1540 DESIGNER AND BUILDERS of HOMES OF DISTINCTION E A T - Where the Beach Angel! Meet THE ANGEL RESTAURANT 400 Magnolia Avenue BEST IN HOME COOKING wrw PUR CL 2-9200 r' I Compliments ' Phone of 1...- Mr. 81 Mrs. Alan F. Hanley and Family Chris PARKER 8. VAN SANT AUTO SERVICE Complete Motor Repair and Tune Up Maureen Bob Parker 154 Orange Ave. Timmy Jim Van Sant Daytona Beach, Florida Compliments Compliment! of of JONES' GENERAL STORE 1650 So. Ridgewood South Daytona GREEN ACRES MOTEL 1839 So. Ridgewood Ave. . T196 Home M D C . I . Orrls rug 0 ' no o Beuuliful Gift: Phone CL 2-4791 And Interior SHOP 1 , - U Decomtwe Accerrorzer 208 South Beach Street Daytona Beach, Florida Phone CL 2-5317 1700 South Ridgewood Daytona Beach, Florida Linden's Vogue Distinctifue 1V0men'5 Vlfear 110 South Beach Street Phone CL 2-7342 SOUTHERN PAINT AND SUPPLY CO. The Pluce To Buy Your Paint 239 S. Segrave Ave. Phone CL 3-5041 Daytona Beach, Flordia nf CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '59 AND THE NEW HIGH SCHOOL Wiring ond Lighting by MAC'S ELECTRIC SHOP John H. McPike Moster Electricicn CL 2-5440 We solve your current problems CL 2-1370 CONGRATULATIONS FROM AN ELECTRICAL WHOLESALER D. S. Newkirk- Representative Pr0gre.r.r if our most important product wmmu C omplimenzif Of WEEK'S GROCERY 146 West Granada lacross from Post Officel Ormond Fancy Men!! and Groceries Congrrctulations The I. D. Barrett Family White's Opticians Manufacturing and Dispensing HARVEY E. WHITE O Phone CL 2-0546 220 S. Beach St. Daytona Beach, Fla. UPHOLSTERING Furniture ' Canvas boat-tops House-trailer awnings Free estimates: F. R. Mathews Rt. 1 Ormond Beach CL 3-9941 Compliments of WATERS STORE for Men 84 Boys New Smyrna Beach, Fla. Skyline Bar and Restaurant FINEST IN FOOD Phone GA. 8-9291 U. S. Highway No. 1 New Smyrna Beach, Fla. - Beit Weber , Conzplzmentx Sales - Property Management - Rentals gf Insurance SELF SERVICE AND ef ' HANNAH DETWILER CHIT-CHAT 2 BQNNE1' LAUNDROMATS 210 No. Orange - REALTOR 213015 Telephones 310 Flagler Avenue Om Office GA 8-9381 New Smyrna Beach NeWASL Q5K'jS 552211 HC I Res. GA 8-2976 Florida T I ph CL 2-5425 CL 2-7508 EDGAR BROTHERS CONCRETE PRODUCTS Defigned To Meet Your Specifimziom Steam Cured Block Transit Mix Concrete smdg dtRdCI Dyt B hr: 'THE HOST OF DAYTONAH fghnyfgnlv COFFEE SHOP THE WORLD'S BEST APPLE PIE Since I924 ZIMMERMAN LIFE INSURANE AGENCY Representing THE LINCOLN NATIONAL LIFE INS. CO. 356 S. Beach St. CL 2-3316 THAD CONSTRUCTION CO. I54 So. Peninsula Drive Hillcrest Market 507 White St. Daytona Beach, Fla. QUALITY MEATS, GROCERIES, VEGETABLES CL 2-6182 C entrally Located Owners Mr. 8. Mrs. A. B. Spitler Dial CL 2-1363 Cecilian Court U. S. Highway No. 1 Five Minute: Ride to W0rZd'5 Mort Fizmoiir , L,-i Beach at Daytona Beach -- 163 Ridgewood Ave. - Holly Hill Florida ,gf X 'N grit 1111: ' -:'..f .i'i 61 '.. l Compliments of I FOAM RUBBER Any Size Any Thickness L. J. BATZ Agent FO' FOAM RUBBER STANDARD OIL COMPANY NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FLORIDA 123 S. Campbell CL 3-2403 C ompliments Of l-' Bext Wishes to Clair of '59 1 SANDERS 66 SERVICE PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS Judge Beard Gene Sanders 216 Main Street Dial CL 2-9367 Daytona Beach,FIa. B It Wwe! Bus. Phone CL 3-5474 e Z L55 Res. Phone ci. 3-7252 to DRIFTWOOD GIFT SHOP Class of '59 Imported Hand-made Gifts NCl1'10nC11 Car Ren1'C115 Gift Wrapping and Mailing 829 Broadway 530 Broadway - Bud Greenwell Daytona Beach, Florida ....... . ...- -J f of D. W. BROWNING NASCA R CONTRACTING I COMPANY National Association for PLUMBING, HEATING AND I Stock Car Auto AIR CONDITIONING R2lCiIlg 116 East Fairview Avenue Phone CL 2-4172 Daytona Beach, F1orida ir C omplimentf C omplimentf of Of BLUE WATERS MOTEL MARTINQUE 2543 So. Altontic 75 Wild Olive fn fvw1 I-BICYCIJS YIIIZ TIIII Phone CL. 2-6373 BUYS GIIIIS DARLING'S BICYCLE SHOP Schwinn 81 Raleigh Bicycles Sales 84 Service 714 No. Ridgewood Avenue heIyn's School of Dance 1216 Ridgewood Ave. Holly Hill, Fla. Daytona Beach, Florida y Ralph 81 Charles Darling, Owners wEsTi NGHOUSE Comphmm Of Air-Conditioning and Heating Dio, CL 31455, HoLLY HILL STUDIO Photographer NOUR'S REFRIGERATION 226 Madison Ave. 304 Mason Avenue Holly Hill, Florida M. Calvert, Owner C omplimenlf 0f MADISON AVE. SHOE REPAIR 239 Madison Ave. C 0 mp liments Of WILLIAM'S MACHINE SHOP God Bless You BUTTERFLY GIFT SHOP 9 N. Atlantic Ave. Daytona Beach, Fla. C omplimenty Of PRICE'S BARBER SHOP 709 Main Street L. C. Price . 11 , . I ibut YDQYJ pq DONT Follow the Crowd to THE VARSITY DRIVE IN 818 No. Ridgewood Ave. CL 2-2622 BEACH VARSITY DRIVE IN 2060 So. Atlantic Ave. CL 3-0484 Beat 'Em There Homes - Lots Business Opportunities MOCK REALTY CO. INC Nelson H. Mock Registered Reol Estote Broker Office OR 7-4211 Res. OR 7-3145 218 E. Gronodo Ave. Ormond Beach, Flo. L . C ompllmenzff Of FRANCIS J. KELLY 11 MONTE CRlSTO'S Truly ez Monk World Seobreeze Blvd. , A ,,,. ,.. -- --- Firxt in Flordia For Quality and Price - Bay One, Get One Free, No Limit - STATE PAINT SUPPLY Wholesale and Retail Day CL 3-5351 - Phones - CL 2-3969 Nite 517 - 519 Ridgewood Avenue Holly Hill, Florida Free Tinting Service - Free Parking open 8:30 o.m. to 5:30 p.m. Painting Contractors FREE ESTIMATES Call Us At 4 UNIFORMED CL 3-4361 Q lsorslpep V INSURED lg,-tx. RICE MAINTENANCE COMPANY, INC. Cleaning, janitorial and Lawn Service: Authorized JACOBSEN and GRAVELY MOWER Sales 81 Service C. N. IDANI RICE 529 Orange Ave. President DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA ,, SERVICE THE SENIORS Ruth Wallace from THE 24 Hour Telephone Service 139 Ridgewood Ave. Holly Hill 1 10 So. Palmetto Avenue CLlnton 2-1631 Daytona Beach, Florida CLlnton 2-8802 f i Awning - Jalousies - Patios Complete Realty Service POFCIW Enclosures fl WOODY LEE REALTY W. W. Lee, Realtor 515 S. 4th Street 12 N. Atlantic Ave. HO 1-4410 CL 2-2528 Fort Pierce, Florida Daytona Beach, Florida ZEPHYR VENTILATED AWNING CO. Manufacturers of Coronet Aluminum Awnings 500 Orange Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla A. R. MACH Phone CL 3-7471 Meet yoar friend and Parentx at f 1906 S. ATLANTIC AVE. c7a4hhn4j025u1LaadZn l i 1 CHARLES J. LUKE, II BUSINESS MENS ASSURANCE COMPANY All forms of lite, disability and hospitalization insurance Phone CL 3-9522 632 No. Ridgewood Avenue Daytona Beach Florida o Our Congratulations from ST. PAUL'S USHER'S GUILD o Coznlllinft-ents of WOODS FUEL OIL COMPANY ik' A. H. THURMAN, Owner ii' DIAL CLINTON 2-1524 HOLLY HILL R6HTl+bA Homes - Lots - Motels - Acreage O. B. LINKOUS gr Registered Real Estate Broker 2424 S. Atlantic Avenue DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Phone CL 2-2063 D 81 D CAFETERIA 604 - 606 Main Street Daytona Beach, Fla. Compliment: I 0, LESTER s Seabreeze Radio and T. V. FGb'lCS l 'enS Service 316 So. Beach St. 202 So. Atlantic Ave. Daytona Beach, Fla. CL 2-5l54 Buy it for less at Lester's Congratulations Clay: of '59 Bef! Wifbes Dandee Restaurant and Drive-ln 2006 South Atlantic Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida from THE BEACH CLUB l00 S. Ocean Ave. BURREL'S GRILL GARSTER REALTY CORNER 30l N. Atlantic RIDGEWOOD AND BAY Office Hgme Burrel and Clare Wagner CL 3-2532 OR 7 23 Ownen L-,,,...........- i R. N. HARTMAN, JR. 913 Main Street lA . XL, - -E? FIRST ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF DAYTONA BEACH The Bank For The Entire Family Just aaron' the Seabreeze C'L1ll.fB'bLJ0'1'H Member Feileral Deposil lusfzrance Corporalion ! 1 ALFRED T. RHODES Licensed General Contractor Designer and Builder of Quality and Economy Florida Homes Member of Halifax Area General Conmzcton Auociation 1209 No. Halifax Ave. Telephone CL 2-1790 CLUB 92 Route 92-Opposite Dog Track Lobster-All U-Can Eat 52.50 Italian Foods, Sea Foods, Steaks For Reservation Ph. CL 3-9812 -it-Q. -xr ' Jack L. Robinson I 0 SELLING HOMES IN DAYTONA BEACH SINCE 1923 Telephone CL 2-4687 124 BAY STREET I BAY - NEAL MOTORS Select Used Cars 885 VOLUSIA AVE. DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. Bus. Ph. CL 2-0846 Nationally Known Brands DICK STARK'S CARPET SPECIALTY SHOP Carpets, Rugs, and Draperies Over 20 Yetzrx Carpet Experience ll2 N. Canal Road., Phone CL 2-1784 Westgate Shopping Center Daytona Beach, Florida Pure Ice Company D. O. Shaddix - Dial CL 2-8042 air 310 Volusia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Lou Ann's Sportswear - Dresses - Formals Junior and Misses I27 Volusia Ave. Daytona Bch The Best of Luck To Clem of '59 From LEN'S HI - LO Leonard and Helen Harrold Compliments Of Cunningham Oil Company 835 Ballough Road Zenith - Magnavox RCA Victor - Color TV Sales - Service - Antennas T.V. SERVICE CENTER, INC. ..I l I-FQ!!! ,llullcl-an-Q , TWO ON THE AISLE ot Doytono Beoch TREASURE ISLAND ond TREASURE ISLAND SOUTH Beoch Motels-directly on the Ocean 2025 S. Atlontic 2125 5. AHC,-,fic Compliments of DUNN BROS. DUNN BROS. HARDWARE MARINE Johnson Seohorse 150 South Beach Street Outboard Motors 812 Volusio Avenue Phone CL 2-5551 Phone CL 3-4174 COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF WIGGERT AND MATEJKA Phone CLinton 2-6212 Nites ond SundGyS CLinton 3-4579 DAYTONA MOVING 81 STORAGE COMPANY AGENTS , ALLIED VAN LINES, INC. FLOYD J. TREDWAY 110 South Compbell Street owner-manager DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA M., .....y-. Enjoy a date with beauty . . . a reftfal treat in cool comfort at Salon de Coiffure Marjorie Weiler, Stylist i CARO L'S Ladies' Ready to Wear Accessories - Boutique Items 560 N. OLEANDER air conditioned just off Seobreeze Ph. CL 3-5193 l4O Volusia Ave. Phone CL 2-I37I Complimentx Of ORMOND BEACH FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 220 E. Granada Avenue Ormond Beach, Florida LUKE LLOYD BONDING AGENCY Corner Second 8. Segrave Avenue DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Insured Savings Home Loans CL 3-I425 331 Ribault Ave. I PL MENTS COM I YOUR BABY'S of DY-DEE SERVICE L SL S BAR . A perfect gift for the new mother NEW SMYRNA BEACH Frequent Deliveries LOUIS B. MOSKOWITZ No minimum of Service Modest Rate Jerry's Beauty Shop ff Complete Beauty Service . Telephone CL 2-7329 171 Madison Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida COIVIPLIMENTS Of Peninsula Hardware 2108 Souru ATLANTIC AVE. uk MAX SAMUELY 1 I ...I COMPLIMENTS Of DANDEE BREAD AMERICA'S FINEST Bell Bakeries, Inc. Congmtulatiomf TOPPER'S RESTAURANT Fam0uJ For Fine Pmtrief' l5l South Ridgewood Avenue Doytono Beoch, Florido Enjoy F O R E M O S T ICE CREAM AND MILK l 1 Compliments of Setze-r's Super Market 501 Volusia - 628 Ridgewood 1912 S. Atlantic - 640 N. Grandvie Mike's Ba rn 1656 So. Ridgewood Ave. So. Daytona Michael Verdi, Owner SUPERIOR MEAT CO. 117 N. Charles St. CL 2-2541 Let Us Fill Your I-lorne Freezer With U. S. Choice Meat Ivy Lane Camera Shops Films In Az 07163, Ar Fi-vf Tl1f'y're Done ir 116 S. Beach 125 Volusia Ave. Daytona Beach, Florida Bert Wisber Central Trucking Co. F Greetingf and Bert Wiflaex to All DAYTONA BEACH BOAT WORKS Daytona Beach, Florida Bert Wish 65 from TABOO LOUNGE 8K RESTAURANT 22 So. Ocean Ave. C omplimemif Of Desert Isle CLUB BREAKERS Bar 81 Restaurant Italian Foods-Best in Pizza lagler Ave. At Beach Dial GA 8-8581 New Smyrna Beach ' -1 Y V I Phone: CL 2-7732 Fast-Fast-Fast Car Wash SPEEDWAY CAR WASH Professional Waxing and Polishing A Specialty Daytona's Only Fully Automatic 325 Volusia Avenue Caf-Wasb DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. Congratulations To the Seniors SAN REMO RESTAURANT Famous for fine foods l29O So. Ridgewood Ave. US No. l We Cater to Private Parties Phone CL 2-1357 Compliments of CARLSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 3 l 8 Braddock Avenue mlllllllm CL 2-5354 illlmllgllil - PRINTERS 84 LITHOGRAPHERS Established 1904 769 SAl.l.OUGl-l ROAD DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. .L . I' I AQ' J A-'il' ,- plan your building with WindowMuster THE QQLXAWNING WINDOW THAT ALWAYS WORKS. THE TOP QUALITY ALL ALUMINUM AWNING WINDOW. 'A' Friction Free - Easy Operation 'Ir No Painting - No Upkeep 'A' No Maintenance Costs A BEAUTIFUL WINDOW TO LAST A LIFETIME Free Estimate with no Obligation P. O. Box 6085 Dial CL 2-735I INDEPENDENT PRINTING CO. A. M. Bockoven PRINTERS 81 PUBLISHERS SOO Mason Ave Daytona Beach, Fla if fi' , SUNSHINE BEACH Motel and Apartments 45 S. OCEAN DR. CL 2-2197 DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Directly On Ocean Front. Heart of Beach Area. HEATED SWIMMING POOL Truly . . . A Honcymooncr's Parzulise. Very Good, Attractivuly FurnisI1caI, says AAA and NASCAR Your Host from Chicago - Jzuncs L. S4-hmitt ,uw g v lie? ,L 1 YZ rx. .1 -an -fr.. N -l l I -45455 'If f - 1 if f X f I 1 .Am W.. 4, . 6 I I 1 'af 13' v 'L QQ Q' be X M232 iw ' 'sff g , ,X 3 , . f f if X ' 4,39 ,v -vi We , , 1 ' f gif V! if- c,i: 1. UQ ,ff fzgzliix A X55 X., ,fi 'FI ffm' .Mx M y, MQSM. X 4. , - , 5 I S X N o ' 4 A 31,7 ,R Wm OUTHERN ELL EX 'C f, f X fw.Lfzg.Qf Q PHON oem of 'sa MA 4? 3 LEGRAPH COMPAN I I V 4' l Y I x I I ' I5 I s 'rsl.s E Ano TE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION REPAIRS By Al Winters Specialized Motor Tune-up and General Repairs 'Ii We Finance Over 3525 'I' PETERSON5 TUNE - UP 228 S. Campbell CL 3-7562 COLOMORE TYPEWRITER COMPANY Sales Representative ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Sales - Service - Rentals - Supplies V, 514 Main Street I 1 DAYTONA BEACH FLA. I TW' Phone: CLinton 2-8938 WARD MOTELS on the worId's safest beach NEW SMYRNA BEACH Rec. Duncan Hines 4l Units Free Golf Located on the beach side Phone GA 8-808I Compliments of Daytona Book Store 230 232 South Beach Street Phone: Cl 2-6457 Box 1808 Dial 2-3323 FERRUCCl'S RESTAURANT Specialize in Italian ILLOWS ousnuc-non Gnd o' American Food O. E. Fellows, Jr, Third Street Come down and fee zu Jometimeu Pfesldenf Holly Hill, Florida 417 Flagler Ave. GA 8-9942 Compliments Of Compliments of The Freshman Girls ELLINOR VILLAGE Kathy, Janice, Gail Mary Linda, Mary Frances Compliments of Compliments of Prescription Center Fryer's Wrecker Service 135 cami street New Smyrna Beach 580 Ballough Road ir Telepl'1Ol'1e CL 2-257l Prescription: Called For and Dflivfrffi VARIETY DRIVE- IN 726 No. Canal Root beer-Long hot dogs L-V, -. ...ip 1-.min ' ACHNOWLEDGEIVIENT The staff and moderator wishes to express their thanks to all those who have contributed in any Way to the production of this, Central Catholic High School's first yearbook. To the following a special mention of grati- tude is due: MR. GORDON DEXTER, who, as photographer for the annual, gave unstintingly of his time and services in photographing the individual and group pictures. MR. BERNARD ZERBE, of Inter-Collegiate Press, for his interest and help in the publication problems of this book. MR. PHILIP SKIPP for the atttractive divider pages. OUR PATRONS and ADVERTISERS who aided financially in making our annual a reality. The VERITAS Staff for 1959 mv-,pi gm 1. ,. .. . fu. 4 . w x X x-- w f 1: A v ,M 1 -.d51, M5 5 N , , M.-X.,.- 7.41 x, A.-. ff ,. -rm - A wang-nxmfw .1-.1 Qzwwv- Jmwauna- -nm-. mrmmawrr- .:.-ma' u M -, Lam-mmovnnnan 'f. ,. ef 1 1-. -A ' A335 ? 5 .Q 5' S ' X Q. , ji Fi 1 ,E RQJ 4 X M - 5.3.9 ' ' 0: I 1 N X X XX is ix , 'flrjv rr . 'XY-A N I x X JN N N . Q' s 3 6 . fyzhwf XMQW4 fwa Wy 1,,,Mf,Mf 'WU N f 1 aging is 55 W W 5 J W5 if fvgwfw' I gi iw Ssiimg Qi? EQ ilfi-QQJQQEJ 'MI ae 4221 29 , WW. i i f gf W mi 'fx 55 ' EJ! f 0 Q W 5 5 W iv, nf,,ffVf a' 5, 'V ,Dv IFB 1 . Q ' f MW Wywfy ,ww f My UM, Pl ,W V , W M jjpyfjp xy!! !r' ' 1. L. 1 f' ' V 4 J , MW4 I af' I bf 9 Wf ,f?fA ' 1 J X W ' n U SWQJQWWKXEYV A dwml , ifffmmv W M VA' M W bww? wx? 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