Delray Beach High School - Seahawk Yearbook (Delray Beach, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1949 volume:

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She was class vice-president while in her senior year. Most Likely to Succeed Most Intelligent Most Stuclious Best Leader N 'M ki 'ml 4? - 0' fx ? ,,,. ,rf JH XP an in N IIVQIYK ii ilu-EH., .aft 'L av'-ft' w,,:RoraER'1' CARL QIRD .y Bob X Bob played four years of football. He was .1 member of the Key Club for two years, and was secretary during his sen- ior year. He was class president during his junior year. He was a Student Senate member for five years. He played in THE NIGHT OWL. Most Likely to Succeed Best-all-around Best Leader Most Intelligent SENIGRS -7-Xl ..r, .U , iv: QW. .. HEIDI CHRISTMAN ' 'I-Iei cl i ' ' Heidi was class treasurer during her sophomore and senior years. She was a member of the Sub-Deb Club for two years. and was treasurer during her sen- ior year. She was business manager of the SEAHAWK. She was prompter of THE NIGHT OWL. if! K t I ftp' iw ,ff S, f .f QQ-PM ,fl , I .W l Q an H 'bill if M EARL KENDRICK ciocsG1N wr X v Earl E.1rl pl.1yeLl football for one year .mtl l baseball for two years. He was 11 member X 1' ' of the Key Club for one year. He was 1 'i in the mst of THE NIGHT OWI.. .1 r -il, yfll 'K fnfgm. ', Sf 'I 'E Q r ' -fe, . K 'X . iff- G- ' - , H '1' N.. 7 I , i 2 . ' It ., ,WI-. xx, lr t, , K f fig '7 . -fr 3 Y 0 of , Q Mah It av ,,, All ., .lb X -Wi' 2 4 .. by . Q ,V-7 ,.: ,e- -It MARTHA JANE BARRON Mert Men was 21 member of the Sub-Deb Club for two years, and was vice-president during her senior year. She was photog- raphy editor of the SEAHAWK. Best in Sports 45 .ahh vu, JLYA, SENICDRS ROBERT 'll IOMAS COGGIN Tom 'llom plgyerl lootlmll for four yet tm, two in Delray, :mtl two in DeI..mcl. He . ,r r. r, pltyetl lmselmll tor one yn-'mr l-le Wu fl memlwer of the l .lf.A. in Delgmal. ' : f , .. if , I 1 SENIORS Fil. -r.- ' if g 'v'. ' '. r Q-. -f 'Q : C'f' 'E' ' 1. n' if .5 ,..u,., . l , ..1 bf' .uv MARGARET ANNE DENERY Anne Arme was .1 member of the Booster Clulw for two years, and was a member ot' the Sorlglity Cllulw for three years in New jersey. JL! N- l'? va. I -.3 H '3 ' V+ Q' LQNNH1 XVIILIAM COOK. JR. - Q U-ILIIIIUCH S Je ,QL U'lLlI1Hik'H IWl.ly'L.'k1 football for four years -.Q Q V-A and basclmll for two years. He was the 'tx Qlcrmrrm for THE NIGHT owls r 1 aw- Ifgivlr-1-08 17 -RX .I-Ns' MARY TERESA DENERY Mary Mary was a member of the .Booster Club for two years, and was a member of the Sodality Club for three years in New jersey. . ,pf ,J M 'Ph 4 14 ,K. in - I SENIORKS .1 Cl IESTER XWILLIAM JACKSON ''jerk-,lolly-jackson-from-Deerfield Chester played one year each of foot- ball and basketball. He was a member of the Glee Club for two years. He was I.: if a typist on the SEAHAWK staff. f an-' -V V lu A , L,-Z 4 1 Jlafxgyn' -. i Qf ,-7, DW 1' 4' riff ILCZ4' . 'M -f C66 X 53050. A U' 7, if SENIORS ,, -. 517 '-.xv I, . - ' MFI, ' ' - c -- ' eg ,.,'. . y y - 's,' ' EVELYN JOYCE RIDGXVAY Evelyn Evelyn was a member of the Glee Club for one year. She attended Girls' State in 1948. She attended a 4-H course in Tal- lahassee in 1948. She was on the High- lights Staff in her senior year, and was art editor of the SEAHAWK. VA, A,,,'f.1 41 421 ,ejf . f ELSIE LOUISE STEINER Elsie Elsie was a member of the Glee Club for one year. She was 21 typist for the SEAHAWK, and was on the Highlights staff in her senior year. l . , x -, sg ,A Y. NORMAN ROBERT JOHNSON Norman Norman was a member of the Key Club for one year. He attended Boys' State in 1948. He operated the school movie projector for four years. He was a photographer for the SEAHAWK. Nor- man was sound man for THE NIGHT OWL. M SENIORS R ICHARD HAROLD NaKANlf Richard Ricliarel playetl football and basketball for two years. He was a member of the Glee Club for one year. lle was a mem- ber ot' the Key Club for three years, and was president tluring his senior year. Best Dancer N 'Qr t 1 1 ,- l , Il , 1 . Je .1 ,- I 1 - Q SENIORS Vs SHIRLEY LILLIAN SULLIVAN Shirley Shirley was a member of the girls' basketball team in Boynton during her freshman year, and in West Palm Beach junior year. ,- fr ' . Q' 6' .145 it , z 3 YN lDOl.QCIl.AS Cl-.'XY'l'ON PARKER Uljtlllgll Doug was not .1 senior. but was talqiiig N . -'xi . A tourse. lle was ii mem- l 21 ber ol' the Key Club in I9-18--10. . K V I P! f Inf? V -V LAI .xfsfx ,, y, 170 f 1 I SENIORS PAULINE CATHERINE TH IEME Pauline ' Pauline was a member of the Sub-Deb Club for two years, a majorette and 11 member of the Glee Club in her SQfS'l0- more year, a cheerle.uler Qin her junior and senior years, a member of the High- lights Staff in het' junior .yearband ww in the junior play, THE NIGHT , WL. She attended Florida Girls' State fb sum-' 'mer of herfjunior Xen. , - . f , AI.BI?R'I' MORRIS RIIIS ..Al,, Al played football and basketbrill for two years, and Imselmll and tennis for one yen. Ile Wm 21 member of the Key Cluh tor two years. He was on the High- lights shift' during his junior year. He played in THE NIGHT OWL. ,-X : 1. 'x 1,-9 .-C 1 lil 1- 'lf ' SENIORS 1, , .-Q. ws? S CONSTANCE ANNE TIEDT Connie Connie was a member of the Sub-Del: Club for two years. She was Beauty Queen while in herisophomove year, and Football Queen in her senior year. She was chaplain of the Student Senate dur- ing her senior year. She was eodirector 1 and furompteeof THE NIGHT OWLL' M- ffl . LBest Dancer, Best Looking .ff vb' . ,lf,l.,..I,..ffQ, x' SEA i f 55 rrvff? Z K. k 'Q Q97 'TQ I 1 NANCY ADAMS WILSON Nancy Nancy was a member of the Sub-Deb Club for two years, and was secretary dur- ing her senior year. She was in the cast of the junior play THE NIGHT OWL. .L '- , ..- 4, -. M iitfss-mga 5 STANLEY VUILLIAM STEINER Stan Stan was a member of the Glee Club for two years. He was assistant busi- ness manager of the SEAHAWK. QL. Z- . .st - 5' 'hp 7 1 I Most Studious I SENIORS Best Dressed .-,- ,,.. -yf. ,ff :sf X. I .gi 7 Ji- . ff' feefk GEORGE XVILLIAM TALBOT Bill Bill, better known its The Educated Toe , played two years of football, bas- ketball, and baseball. Bill was sports' editor of the SEAHAXWK. Best in Sports X SENIORS pf :- T f pgs -ian 1 x u n - Qu.. DORA LOUISE HOEFFER Dora Dora was it member of the Sub-Deb Club for two years. She was on the High- lights staff for two years. She was Class secretary during her freshman and sopho- more years. QW! .fpiv uv-Q X sa H' MARILYN ANNE O'BRIEN Marilyn Marilyn was a member of the Sub-Deb Club for two years. She played tennis for three years. She played Mrs. Karley in THE NIGHT OWL. eSt, jjjAll-Around , ly yu 10 Vi Wy! I pf W Ulfyiylx l .195 pk ,,r 4. 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D, ' 'yy - A A ' , A, or ,sf B ' ' W J U lv ,Jr . 3 gy, My ,Lynx I J W X U sd, ,gf l .i if iflali WV NINTH GRADE ry N j Front Row: Dick Armentrout, Dale Boone, Louis Carter, j. D. Hodges, Clint Moore, Charlie Simon, Bobby George, Dudley Remus, Ronald Gibson, Peter Rosenzweig, Q Ronald Machek, Billy Talbott. 6- Uv A 'G ' Second Row: Bonnie Lee Tuck, Betty Thomason, Marianne Edmunds, joanne--HEEL Barbara McMurrain, ,Sally Amlin, Helen Roddick, Sue Goldhaber, Anne Marie jacobson, f Ann Collier, joan Olssdonlg Rae Riley, Larese Hunter, LaMarr Green, juanita Harris, J Q Emilie Hand, Nancy james. M Third Row: Carlton Bone, Rex McGlammcry, Eugene Quinlan, Dick Pyle, john , Vgghgw, Lucian Willianus, Ronnie Webb, Mack Deese, Ronnie Hass, Ronald Pfundston, j Alan Steiner, Dan Vgard, joan Shepherd, Aiko Takumi, Bonnetta Young. f'Q,.- 'A 2 Fourth Row: -Ehdxyvard Cox, Morgan Scarboro, Charles Lastinger, john Guernsey, Ira Q Scarboro, james Murray,iRichard Beack, Bill Merrill, joseph Lombardo, Marvin Carver, 6 Frank S rin er, Norman Ellin sworth, Sheila Richardson, Nanc McAfee, anet Wands, 6 . P 8 8 Y if-gg Maia 65? , is 433355 f V -'-, 14 Q 8 M..-rv- --f-. .--i.. 5 5 K . 1 l V if av I -. E l 1 95? EIGHTH GRADE Q . X julian Manson, Lloyd Spencer, Williani Satterfield, Bob Butler, W'illiam Lamb. 1: Second Row: Darlene Brickner, Carol Mahoney, Lysle johnson, Jacqueline McMurrain, Gail Tuck, Evelyn Sanders, Marilyn Deneen, Mike Gibson, Sonny Sellers, Donald johnson, Dwight Bradshaw, Barry Webb. Third Row: Suzy oSi1ndy, jatkie Nichols. Sophianna Thieme, Shirley Craige, judv Butts, BStty'ujovTvQ1lrgQ5 Cynthia Merritt, Hazel Schnabel, Emma Xvands, Mary I-lirth. Alfonso Petrugfelm-jere Truitt, Douglas Thurnber, john Barrow. f., Fourth Row:V jerry Boatright. Bill DeXY'itt, Stephen Lombardo, Larry Leonard, Betty Brannon, Patricia Morgan, 'Ioan Denery, Louise Chevalier, Mary Ann Carver, Patricia New, Sue Sellers, Charles Schnabel, Riuhard Olson, Emery Purslow. N - 'N r Q5 5 .5 life X ,s ? Dfw, , Front Row: joseph Gentile, jack Webb, Dick Breze, Bob Cameron, jack Hirth, F 2 WE? Q 6 4i'l'25lTk. ,......-,........ A' h -1-Q31-2. ......1- - x Q rf' 4 SEVENTH GRADE Front Row: lim Riley, john Peek, Troy McKinney. Shirley Barr, Betty Cook. ,lean Leith, Judy Breland, 'Ioyce Genton, VC alter Eastman. Lucky Sprott. Harold Wfilson, jim McFarland, Michael Long, Ted LaRock. Second Row: Stanley Burch, Dewitt Foster, Delbert Scammell, Richard Eastman, Bobby Hand, 'lan Van Heiningen, Peggy Martin, Vivian Ridgway, Betty Holland, Ann Evans, Claudia Mikell, -loyce Nichols, joan Pancoast, Patsy Wfade. Jacqueline Hult, Gwendolyn Manley. Third Row: Billy Minnehan, Mike Henderson, Nicky Sloan, David Mikell, Peter Fenner, Dirk Smits, Billie jo McFee, joan VC'illiamson, Maureen Sullivan, Marietta Perkins, Viola Beack, Carol Shiplett, Elizabeth Flowers, Ruth Robinson, Don Carver, David Merrill, Dan Reclfearn. Fourth Row: Barry King. Hubbard Ewing, Lee Singer. Patricia Roberts, Meta Schroedel, Carole Hansen, Shelly Ransdell, Francess jupinko, Laura McLaughlin, 'loan Freeman, Rosella Wands, Harvey Myers, Gene Hultgreen, Eddie Deese, john Byrd, Franklin Orr, Brunnie Cox, Roy Liedkie. ,auf-ff fi' TN V T 4' H-ik'i-Gm.7:4J YM' ' T . af A 6 'if gh?-R 4 M ic' f Ce.. I ff , ' A I lv V If: I Q. . if TCL , ' 1 fg, Qi i STUDENT SENATE Back Row: David Mikell, George McMurrain, Paul Grimniig. Back Row: Bob Bird. Connie Tiedt, Bill Nowlin, Iris Deese, joe Barrow, joe Lombardo. Front Row: Barbara McMurrain, Betty 'lean Dean, Patty Woodiscliek. Carole Hansen, Betty Holland. jack- queline Nichols. 4 1 if ' l,v::llI gs at I - K: . 7 S 'X gi - gf. 4-'il f - ' USL' -A dv? .'1'F I 3 li ' 'SWF '7'.,.Q'i3'1'a.fgvf+1 xf Jgigiiorz RED eRoss N N Back Row: Ronnie Hass, Torn fognygin, Aiko Takumi, Jacqueline McMurrain, Sally Amlin Maxine Rams Mary Ellen Galli. Front Row: Marvin Carver, Stephan Lombardo. pr! Susan Patricia Roberts. KEY CLUB Seated: Doug Parker, Bailey Wolforth, joe Schroeder, Bill Weeks, Charlie Gwynn, ,h,.,..88.,, Bill Gaskm Paul Grimmig Daxid Tiedt Norman johnson. Standing: Bob Armentrout Al Ries Bob Hollingsworth, Richard Nakane, Bob Bird Earl Co in, Chester jackson, Bill Self, Bill Nowlin, Lonnie Cook, LeRoy Merritt, Joe Barrow. sy I-'A JA JA JA JA JA JA JA JA Lyl JA JA V4 4, .P .PA Q' Sf. I ' r Q 1: 3 1 - , 1 it swr 1. Y' '- an 4 I , g A SUB DEB B.1ck Row: Delores Snow, Maxine Rains, Phyllis jones, Margie Brunhoff, Joyce Butts, Martha Barron, Carolyn Kraus, Charlotte Currier, Connie Tieilt. Front Row: Edna Smith, Pauline Thieme, Mary llivis, Bobbie Mclfee. Marilyn O'Brien, Heidi Christman, Dora Hoc-flier, Barham Hand, Donna Searer, Nancy XY'ilson4not shown. 9' O ff- J' RE! VQM -1057! hw Ngfjrb 'Iv ug 'Md-' rf if f JJ J' I CHEERLEADERS Bank Row Paulina 'lhlCfI'lC Conmn Tncdt Allcnc Dum Charlottc Currlcr Maxmc Rams lront Row Carol Brannon Sandy Rusxy Margxc: Brunhoft Marlon Wnlson MAJORETTES Billie jo McFee, Meta Schroedcl. ,loyce Butts. Phyllis jones. Bobbie MQFC-e, I.aMarr Green. it il .yuan OJ. i f -F!!-3 w M J v,1'-'-- , ., ,491 BAND PM BAND MASTER: Ray DeMaris MAJORETTES: Bobbie McFee, LaMarr Green, Meta Schroedel, Billie Jo Mclfee, Joyce Butts. DRUM MAJOR: Phyllis Jones. First Row: Jim Rosenthal, Bill DeWitt, Lee Singer, Patricia Roberts, Melville Carr, Sandy Simon, Sally Amlin. Second Row: Bobby Moore, Dick Breze, Ronald Machek, George McMurrain, David Mikell, Hubbard Ewing, Helen Rodick, Barry King. Third Row: Jack Hirth, Don Elliot, Stanley Burch, Marilyn Bostwick, Shirley Barr, Nicky Sloan, Donald Genton, Nancy Breze, Mary Alice Croft, Claudia Mikell. Fourth Row: Ann Marie Jacobson, Leo Neal, Dick Armentrout, Billy Minnehan, Jackie McMurrain, Charles Turner, Sheila Richardson. Fifth Row: Barbara McMurrain, Marianne Edmunds, Ronny Hass, James O'Neal, Allan Block, Marvin Carver, Stephen Berry. I X fr. x R LN, X V-ibn, +7-..,,AffA ' Delray Beach High School Seahawk Football Squad 1948 Front Row L to R: Bill Watkins, Charles Gwynn, Rex Bone, Walter Hatcher, Orson Murrain, Tom Coggin. Albert Ries. Bobby Hollingsworth. Bill Talbot. T-EM: if A i . . Middle Row: Sh- l.eXARansdell. Carlton Bone. Lutian Willrairis. David Smith. Norman Hartman, Earl ioggiir, David Tiedt, Paul Grimmig, joe Schroeder. Frank Springer, Melvin Carver, john' Barrow. Sonny Sellers, Mgr.. Charles Simon. Mgr. Back Row: Coach M. E. lfrump, Carl Ward. LeRoy Merrit. Ronald Ptundston. Dale Boone, Ronald Hass. Edward Schnabel, Bruce Owens. Eddie Deese. john Talbot, Capt. Robert Bird. Richard Nakane. Ass't. Coach Kermit Dell. v ls s DELRAY, , -H ST, PATRlCK'S . . 0 DELRAY .. ,. Sl ST. ANNS . U DELRAY. . .. . ,l-4 SS, PETER AND PAUL ,. ,IB DELRAYW. , ,,,. . 6 PAHOKEE. . ,. . , 6 DELRAY , U LAKE XWORTH ,, ,, .20 DELRAY, .,,,,, ..... I 2 STUART , , , ,, H12 DELRAY ., 38 VUEST PALM B , . 0 DELRAY ,, . 58 PONCE DE LEON ..., .. .,...l3 DELRAY. ..,. ,,.. Q I BELLE GLADE e .. .,... . , 39 DELRAY .,,..... 35 POMPANO ., 15 55 Kelly, Bill Self. Bill Nowlin, Lonnie Cook, Bill Gaskin. john Carter. George Mc- SliAllAXY'KS ROMI' UVIQR ST. ANNS Un October 1. thc Delray Scahaxxks maclc- .1 very successful home opening by ronipinyg over St Ann's of XY'est Palm 51 to tt. The Seahawks crossed the double stripes thrccc- times in the first q11.1rtc-r, Chailie tfhoo Chool Gwynn flipped .1 p.1ss to Bill Nowlin for the first scoreg Bill Talbot raced 60 yards on .1 cpiarterback sneak for the next marker: then he flipped .1 pass to Gwynn for the third score. ln the third period VC'alt Hatcher bulled his way over from the two yard line, Then in the waning minutes of the game George Mchiurrian intercepted .1 p.1ss and r.1ced 26 yards for the l.1st touchdown. lfrank Springer threw a pass to McMurrian for the only extra point. DELRAY LOSES TO LAKE XVORTH The Lake Wortli Trojans handed Delray its first setback for the 1948 season. The Trojans re- covered a fumble on the opening kickoff and drove to a touchdown. In the same period they scored on a long pass play. Delray threatened three times. but fumbles broke up their threat. In the third quarter Lake Worth drove to its final touchdown. Delray played this game with a few key players out be- cause ot injuries. FCDGTBALL DELRAY ROMPS OVER POMPANO The Delray eleven ran wild over an outmanned Pompano team 55 to 15. Delray received the kick' off and drove to a touchdown, Gwynn crashed over for the score. He then added the extra point on another plunge. Hollingsworth scored in the same period and Tommy Coggin intercepted a pass in the second quarter for another score. Bill Nowlin place kicked both extra points. In the tl1ird quarter Talbot flipped .1 twenty yard pass to Nowlin for the touch downg Talbots kick was low. Pompano came hack in this period with Sanders passing to the left end for the score. In the fourth period Talbot went over on a quarterback sneak from the three yard lineg again his kick was low. Sanders made the final Bean' picker touchdown on a five-yard run. DELRAY STOMPS ST. PATRIC'fK'S After journeying to Miami Beach. the Seahawks were presented with a fill to 0 win over a weak Shamrock eleven, The scoring was divided among six men: Nowlin crossed the double stripes twice: Tal' , Cook and Nakane once. Tal' point and Bob Hollingsworth other. bot, Gwynn, Hatcher bot kicked one extra caught a pass for the DIZLRAY TIES IYAVORED PAHOKEE The Delray Seahawks played the highly favored Pahokee Iilue Devils to a 6 to 6 tie here on the home field October IS. Twice Pahokee looked touchdown bound, but the hard charging forward wall of the Hawks stopped them. In the second quarter Bob Hollingsworth fell on a fumble on the Pahokee -iS, A few short jaunts by Gwynn, a twelve yard pass from Talbot to Now- lin, and a penalty put the ball on the three yard line with first down and goal to go. Charlie Gwynn bulled over a few plays later. The kick for the point was wide. Pahokee scored in the fourth quarter after recovering a fumble on the Hawks' 20. The Sea- hawks played against great odds throughout the game, since three of their A-string players were out with injuries. FGCDTBALI. SEAHAWKS TIE STUART Coming from behind to tie the Tigers 12 to 12. the Delray Seahawks played their second tie of the season. Stuart made two touchdowns in the first quarter. Delray counted in the last minute of play of the second quarter on a pass from Talbot to Nowlin. In the fourth quarter Bob Hollingsworth plowed ten yards for the second score to climax a seventy-five yard drive. The try for the point failed both times. SIEAHAWKS SQUEEZE BY SS. PETER AND PAUL The Delray team got their first big scare of the season when a fighting SS. Peter and Paul team al- most upset them. Charlie Gwynn threw two touch- down passes to Bill Nowlin in the first quarter. Nowlin place-kicked the all important extra points. SS. Peter and Paul scored in the second and fourth quarters-fboth on passes. SIEAHAWKS FALL BEFORE BELLE GLADE The fighting Seahawks were stomped 59 to 0 by a powerful Belle Glade eleven. Nuf sed. K, x I . 0 i tyilj.t 'X jv 24.15 gg 5 sg..,,.j., -- Fv- A. 1-aft. . - 'Y .if ,. . Ny ,A l HA 1 1 f W p.HAWp Q 5 I HA A h altar, QP,- Iv C M' or ' J - J' X - I 1 y Wigs ivan Delray Delray Delr ly Delray Delray Delray Delray Delray Delray Delray ii BASKETBALL TEAM I1rstRovy Charhe Gwynn Dax 1d Tledt Al R1e5 Coaeh Kermxt Dell 7 7 3 56 Stuart Belle Glrde Boynton I 1lkL XX ortm Iort Pteree P1llOlx6C Boynton Lalee Worth Pompano Belle Glade Seeond Rovs Bob Hollingsworth B111Nowl1n Bnll Talbot Frat S C O R E S C Delr xy Delray Delrly Delr ly Delray Delr ty Delray Delray Delray Delray mle Petruzzellt Prholxee Pompxno Iort Pxeree Rnerslde Key West lxey West Stuart Redland Rnerstde Redland Q L J DISTRICT EIGHT CHAMPS Delray Delray Redlands 21-20 PHIIOICCC Dqlfay Pahokee 34-37 Gcsu -'ii-3-i Homestead Homestead 70.45 South Broward Delray South Broward 36,52 Lake Wortla 58,24 Belle Glade Belle Glade 45,53 Pompano Key Wfest 47 47 Pompano T Pompano I ,U Ll J--I Delray entered the tournament with a season's record of 13 wins and 7 losses. just the week before, the Seahawks had been mauled 60 to 54 by Redlands, their first-round opponentg but this did not dampen their spirits. On the strength of Bill Nowlin and Charlie Gwynn's superb guarding of Redlands two aces, the Seahawks triumphed 21 to 20. The next night the high-flying Seahawks fought from behind to defeat Homestead 36 to 34. Delray was behind six points at the half, and five points with three minutes in the last quarter. Hollingsworth and Petruzzelli hit field goals. Gwynn dropped in a free throw to tie the game. Then Talbot hit a short jump shot to put the Hawks ahead. The Delray team froze the ball the last minute. In the finals Delray led all the way in defeating their bitter rival, Pompano, 36 to 32. Petruzzelli and Talbot were named on the all-tournament team. On March 10, the Seahawks left for the State tournament at Daytona Beach. Their first opponent was fourth-seeded Vero Beach. Trailing by nine points in the second quarter, the Seahawks rallied to pull up within t-our points at half-time. The Hawks tied the count at the end of the third quarter. In the list quarter Delray outscored Vero b' seven - , L l points to win, going away 45-38. 4 g 1 f y j -X A --.A ,J STATE TOURNAIXTENT Starke Seabreeze Seabreeze 5 4- 2 3 Seabreeze Delray S6617 Delray Vero Beach 45-38 Q W Q p Q, Seabreeze . 46-24 Marianna 1 Marianna St. Augustine ' 42-35 Lake Wales Lake Wales Lake Wales 4840 Tarpon Springs 57-30 The next night Delray played Seabreeze High of Daytona, Handicapped by their lack of height, the Hawks fell 56 to 47. This Seabreeze team went on to win the tournament by defeating Lake Wales 46 to 24. Delray's Bill Talbot was chosen to the All- state team. A , - vi-, ,, .. w.-. - :V I ,, , X, . . X, w Ymqg V .21 ..., Q . m 3 .5 .E -ls. -1 FM F g.. B, ,f N.-'PL ,QW . aw V ,LL-. EM , . if 372 - Z:- s r v' '4' X sf, 3. ff' -Kg 5 Sy .f 3 3 s Q.. 52: 5? ff? - , - as -Hg. , 5,24 , ' ' '--, 11 - - x -gfgggqgii' J K wif? 4, wwf?-5'-,-21 H .ff si v J L I 1 43.1 i ' Sri '-L ' -'?'.: 'if -.W , 9:37 ,xr ,e ! 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