Dan McCarty High School - Santa Lucian Yearbook (Fort Pierce, FL)

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wr 4 ' W 'fi W gk . W iii ing-..l. ' is . 6' W s fs- - If To the Seniors: You are graduating at a time that history will record as crucial. Within your generation mankind must decide upon a peaceful course, any other will lead to world destruction. The preceding generation-passes on to you the political, social, and economic ideologies which have originated and come into full flower dur- ing the past few years, and the inventions and discoveries that have the potentialities of producing the greatest civilization yet known to man, or on the other hand, the total destruction of mankind. The ideals and labors ot the men and women of your genera- tion will decide the social struggle which has now divided our modern world into two great ideological camps. We hope that you can meet the challenge. To the Annual Staff and Sponsor: You have done a splendid piece of work in the production of this edition of the Santa Lucian. It the years to come we will look through its pages with pleasant memories. We feel that the class of '55 can take :ride in the staFF and its accomplishment. Congratulations and best wishes to the class ot '55.

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' .-b. ig: 'K .1 MRS, JULIUS A. HAGEL University of Georgia ,Emory University . A Library MR. MARK B. JORDAN R . University of Florida f- Louisiana State University Q Vocational Agriculture . . . . , I--as .bw - . VM' 'T-'M -.a ' MRIROYERT EARL Hl., St. :lawrence Universit, Syracuse lfniversity P ' Science . gg, MRS. ETHEL KING Florida 'Southern College Business Education MRS. MARY FRANCES KUHN Sweet Briar College History MR. JOHN R. LANIER Western Kentucky State College Physical Education and' MISS MARGARET MCGARRY Good Counsel College, New York University, General Business and Business English eff ' .L ' .g f. f- ' -iw. ,fall w . -1 :r K .E , ,es -t . rs . 1-' . 'Irs -4 1 24:12 if ' - ' f ' 3918115 J? ix 3'bZ,1'-Ria MAJOR J. B. O'NEAL Conn National School of Music, Vandercook School of Music, Alabama Polytechnic Institute Band MR. FRANK T. OSTEEN Tennessee State Teachers College World History MRS. HELEN C. MEADOR Transylvania College, English and Social Studies MR. REED CODY OWENS Berea College, University of Kentucky George Peabody College Mathematics Mathematics and Civics