Father Lopez High School - Veritas Yearbook (Daytona Beach, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1967 volume:

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That segment of life which is but a pebble in a quarry is yet of utmost importance. Our existence at Father Lopez is merely a so- journ in our trip to eternal life, but during it a most fundamental part of our life, youth, is molded. 7 QQ, 5 1 k V x iff! S V. Aww , ' - I ' ., K ' L 1 K J : Z F., ., x K V .A:,. 'f A N f Q X--X W : X K- - ss' .... 4 .- .. ...ia Answering the question, XVho am l?', presents a seem- ingly unconquerable challenge to us. XVhat has our school made us? VVhat are we in reality devoid of our green blazers and ties? Has our education aided us in construcing a mir- ror of ourselves, a mirror that doesn't lie? This is the assistance knowledge can supply in helping us to establish ourselves, to establish our IDENTITY. 9 Resurrecting Christ from the sepulchre of for- gotten belief . . . This is our aim: the revitaliza- tion of a seemingly dying religion, not dying of itself, but dying because of our apathy. We have wasted countless years allowing our belief to fall back into a slumbering recess. Now we must awaken this FAITH in a new spirit of resource- fulness. 'IO' Q J 1 we lx s S!!- , I 1 f 1 mf.-.c A ' ' X. W wa-w..m. , grfrf' ' N ' 1-qv-M ..............,,g,.. .mfr---sz .. A...-vi .- g , .- - ,- - ., ..- r - Q -- I - - - .,X g , 4. 1 ....-- . .A- - 'J' A - ' .+L ' ,W X-..ir':u.J:'.1 f ,gg M,-1. -V -,J- ' ',,- ' 1 ,- ' ,,'.-Q31 . ,Z vc-- . 4.- fml,-.4 -...1,3.. In '-5,1-4: .P ' ' 6 , 1 W1,-..., ,..,, :..- ' ' zJ..:1u.'-:Nap L--4 . - rfgoivsw, .3-Qaw cf? f..i.fff:R .-, ..--,1W','iv- -:L'14 :1Pw'L f 5, -. V., F -- - .M Q .. - . AN f ,--.,,-.-.--2115, x ,,,. ' .f, .V ' - , -f .-,f -K . L M, vw - ...F . 1.-1 : A V, liksif-f+'Z ' 4.-1'3 5-4.1 , VVaking up in the morning we don our green and white apparel in our preparation to meet the challenges of ANOTHER DAY. The hurried slamming of the lockers and the shuffling of scurrying feet signihf the ringing of the first bell. We take our tests, write our papers, and read our assignments with the comforting thought that lunch is near at hand. Revived we pick up the thread of school life and push for- ward until the last bell sounds, freeing us from the entanglement of studies. 13 Thundering applause at il pep rally . . . Stu- dents cheering at a football game . . . This is only the mask that spirit wears. But il naked spirit, a true spirit, resides in the innermost core of these students. It exists in willingnessg it thrives on cheerliilnessg it rejoices in LOYALTY.. I4 , wlgpx 1 . . I ki ffl' Q ' ' ', .3-'-f rn ' ' Q 'W -.. .. x Q 1 . .q,ff f. ' ffseQ ' b ix r 5,11-,fa . ar Q '. . 1 - rm ',, -we-N - xx 'X way f , 1912, tr - E wx! 1 :-,- 'fx -A I . - I t , 5 , f 5 . V. .Q - ' ' ' :YN 1: : : T : ' - W ' ' - gf 5:3345-41?3' q , 1 WR ft- lx-'T' i. 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Q ., I ,J -'LI' w 1 'R' .fa , Q ,cr I ' I '-U, .., ,...f X 4. 4-1- -Qrx K 'xt mm FQ.-1' 4 in Grasping the full implication of knowledge is a major task. Knowledge is more than under- standing how to solve simultaneous equations or how to write a term paper. KNOWLEDGE is a language that unites all mankind. In our limited stay at Father Lopez, we have learned only the grammar of that language. Before us lies the test, putting that language to use, speaking it in our daily actions, living it in our FUTURE. SPIRITUAL LEADERS SUPPCJRT His Grace Archbishop Ioseph P. Hurley Archbishop of the Diocese f St. Augustine CI-IRISTIA EDUCATIO GF YOUTH Reverend Neil Sager Pasfor of St. Brendan Church Ormond Beach Rt. Rev. William Mullally, P.A. Pastor of 57. Paul Church Daylana Beach Reverend Francis Donlon, CssR. Paslor of Sacred Hear! Church Now Smyrna Very Rev. Irvine Nugent Pasior of Our Lady of Lourdes DUYl0 C Bead' Reverend Emilio Garcia Pastor of Prince of Peace Church Dayfona Beach CURRICULUM Deliberately to shape and use the curriculum to help young people in their personal becoming is a great challenge. This magnificent ideal can be given a new thrust for a rich variety of new cur- ricular resources have been developed and vastly expanded. In every field with no sacrifice of competence in subject matter there are significant means of helping students toward personal self-actualization. These means are at the disposal of students through the media of their teachers and courses. 21 PRESIDE T Though a newcomer to our campus, Father Hanra- han has readily earned the acclaim of all. Despite the constant presence of a multitude of problems, Father has always kept the students foremost in mind. Fa- ther has served this school with constant dedication, efficiency, and cordiality. For all that he has done for us, we extend the wish that he may make his stay at Father Lopez long and fruitful. Thank you, Father Hanrahan. 22 PRINCIPAL As our last year at Lopez draws to a close, we wish to extend a heartfelt thanks to Sister Bernardi- ta. No one else is more deserving of this gratitude. No one else has constantly devoted such kindly attention to us. No one else has a more sympathetic understanding of our needs. No one else has the zeal necessary to endure the trials of her job. For her always open door, for her occasionally needed severity, for her clear judgment, for her sincere concern, for these and other things too numerous to mention, we offer our thanks to Sister Bernardita. Sister M. Bernardita, O.P. Principal 23 RELIGIO KEEPI G LIVE IN CHRIST Cod is the center of everything-of our lives, our study, our universe, ourselves. It is so important then that we get to know Him personally, that we have an awareness of His Presence, of what He means to us as individuals. Knowledge will lead to love-love that will be a living witness to Christ exemplified in service to Him and to neighbor. This is what the religion courses hopefully will fulfill in the lives of Father Lopez High School students. Judge Nelson speaks to the Senior Religion Class stressing the importance of a good record for job opportunities and for living. Father Finn in action. Father Finn Religion 24 Nlr. Tramont looks happy! He must be getting near the end of that pile of P.A.D. essays. INQUIRY AND DISCOVERY EMPLOYED IN SOCIAL STUDIES .I I , I l' The social studies program in Father Lopez 'SD designed to give students an understanding WM 4 ancient and medieval world and of our Am c A democracy. This understanding will makels l1d equal to the task of upholding true pg'g4nciples!I freedom and justice which is th ir f?VH6l'lCilI heri- tage. If .571 ,' - f A , 2,1 I M 4 World H'story, Geo phy, n is- tory, and .izroblergf Di'oc1lacyl,fZle tl Up cial A studies olfdringaiat Fatilier, opezlHig Sclrylolj f V T ' ll , f- , FY gl A . J, I Ig Ulil ,I l l Pi, ll '1 I' lv -.f ,I 'fix' J. ,K rw 4 ,L V- I I I 'i ftp Ii I' 9 5' K J lil! I We-X l l 'lffyf Lf K I IIIII ll WW if i if A VIIPQVVI X,f 'M'-Nxx I! .1 1 i ' 'J f J j I ,J WK PD I ' 'lvl , 'xx I . l' 'l I f M ff .,.I M l I Mr. Tramont World History Prob. of Democracy Mr. Gravel American History wi, mwnfs we on rim May sl Mr. Baldwin English-Speech M Mp, M pq H ,lf 't A' l li if rel f f A V X- . v ', f , X t .xg ll il ' W KU LL N X I v v tl ot ff w I 6 ar, All T if . .X V' IVIUYIU OCHCYCY HIIU IVHKE LdlllUCfl Ill d PGIILUIIIIIIIC dL,L IUI UIC BIJCCLII ll LITER RY TRAo1T1o s Engl ish-Speech Mrs. Cvercko' checks Deborah Gildea's essay. 26 NVords are power! They are the key to a better understanding of ourselves and the world around us. They are indispensable to vocational and social success. To guide and to stimulate students to at- tain this success, systematic vocabulary growth and word mastery are part of the English program. The speech and composition course and the basic speech course, both added this year, give interested students practice and opportunity to express them- selves. Students are also given the oppoltunity to en- counter great masters of the English language, the literature of America in all its variety, and finally through selections of the highest quality, students gain an intellectual background necessary to a complete understanding of the development of western thought and literary expression. ui an ii M- , wg, ,W x.,, , Em 3 if H 15 i. - 233 5 5 X awww- ww, . . X sv ' mm, if Q, . 5: .Qi X vm? wi TZ in ' . -- K SR Y' Q K f fn Ng. X X x x awww. 5 SE! Nw, V- f x QS , ,, X Q S .i . ..., k i,,3n1 Q as S S QR Q Mind and body fed simultaneously by Ter- ry Janecjiko. MATH VITAL T0 sf. What method would you call this? questions Sister Norbert. 28 Plane and Solid Geometry Sr. Norbert Mathematics SCIE TIFIC EDUCATIG calls for deep concentration. Mathematics The new approaches in mathematics require a new look in the mathematics program. This im- plementation has been met in the mathe- matics courses provided students during their four years. Three levels of Algebra I take care of fresh- man needs, sophomores and juniors find a place in Algebra II, plane geometry, or plane and solid geometry. Trigonometry and advanced mathemat- ics round out the program in senior year. General mathematics is also offered for students who would find difficulty in higher mathematics. 29 i Observation, a necessary scientific skill, seems to have been acquired by physics stu- dents, Bob Conley, Larry Balewski, Leonard Kruk, Rich Hoefling, and Mike Sayers. Ample opportunity to explore the wonders of science is allnorded all students. In general science investigate the relationships of matter and energy in the physical environment and in the aeitivities of living things. The study of chemistry or physical science, and physics huilds on this foundation presenting a unified scientific progrzun for juniors and seniors. , -U4 if If be Aj X Deft fingers set up the microscope for viewing p AZ Q' Af! slides. f i .f V N r ,WA Af ' il V if ,. rf' I fl! 'lv I M ,' W f if f J rw U 30 x ,Wg 4 .S ES.. Xxx 11 S53 .,.wpwW.m M. 5 .AQ 5.3 'gi A 9 Q8 iff' gg. ,Aw , 4, 5 'S i vy lsr E im 1 W Swv I ' A Aan, f V W A.. - 33, is ei. ar 3 :H 5 Q I 35526. W, K Q, WB ,Nwg x way.,-5511 Q D. .N f :Q ,R . 'k m Q, . , :six ' -. f - fl' Q W , NM . ,mA. . Y ag 1 f .mf F A Q 7, 9 IM M s , ' 'A . T S 5' W , 1 its-sm ' 'Q MW. aff. f ., ,,, What delicious looking cookies! , 44 1 l- L- , J if 7 , lit t i fy 1 I . l. Mrs. clark 11 J if wh, Home Economics , r' 111,-i T l tu Lt l l l-'Al l !l . U .jj V X f A VX , J , - , 1 , u J X - R V. I. ,. ,f i i if ,- Y. A, , - U ly N Y i Nt fl . lgxrk fbr J' V I VI x X 1' my -'ln l H 11, if N W i I'6Sl1I'fjf.tll girls a1'e'lt1'zlAi11ed iii tlie art of sewing and cboking, skills necessary for latex life. The home economic couise of- fers many opportunities for girls who wish to become adept in these ants. i Freshmen girls follow sewing instructions 53 Q ME N3 I 53 '1 SS if R ' Yam w . is 5' r S sf W 5 .mf -M 'L Q xwsl ,S ff? , fi i 1. S Q x me 1 ,ff v 11 f Q E 2 X! is jf' i SERVICES BOOKS RECORDS MENUS MAINTENANCE Roosevelt Wilmore and Alex Jones Maintenance This year a number of clubs have been added to the extra-curricular program. In this way the whole stu- dent body has an opportunity to be involved in some activity. Service is the objective of most of these clubs. At the weekly meetings ways and means of accomplishing these goals are discussed. We hope that Father Lopez High School ac- tivities will help to produce well- rounded students. :sig , 1 S X ' i I il. S . if X . K ..,,, - . Q. k ,., . .:W, . . V X ' X NY X X ww, . . Q .. .... . K X.. X. SX: -X ' ' -N -'SQSMX . ...X ..., 1. .xgligk S . 112. 'SX fs .f :ESE-5 - X X S X XFX X . X R . XXX if X1 a fx 1- X X A SX- - X A - .: . xiii . 1 , . .... R Q is QXXQ: 2 X' N X, Yf 1 5 2 2 ' . S 5 ' .. . Q W f. A K h f , 6 Z YQ 1 Q ft is .ff -Q-' A 3 ' by 1 W- S 3: S S ff' 529 i V S Q Q ' 4' fff 13 ' . Llfisgsiwzz f lx N Q J UNIOR SGDALITY At Cllristnms time the ju- nior Soduliti' hrought cheer to the old folks ut the Mater Dei Home by cnroling for them. They also stuffed toys for the children at Mother Ilunt's Home. The prize winning car float at homecoming! Christine Breen, Mary Madden, and Pat Lawler sort music to use at Mater Dei. FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy Curran, Margaret Kirk, Mary Carrigan, Melissa Hanson, Marguerite Chieppa, Judy Prugh, Monica Taylor, Deborah Catalene, Mary Alice Murray. SECOND ROW: Margaret Altes, Ann LaMantia, Marie Belanger, Joan Speidel, Gretchen Jones, Margaret Hanner, Cecelia Jabaly, Grace Verrilli, Ellen Fitzmaurice, Susan Kay, Kathy Major. THIRD ROW: Patricia Gaitley, Mary Madden, Cynthia Cook, Linda Touten, Kathleen Moser, Kathleen Maroney, Diane Forrest, Paula Belanger, Monica Huber, Christine Breen, Natalie Muir, Joyce Romanus. FOUR ROW: Susan Strachan, Patricia Matheny, Cathleen Roddy, Ellen Roth, Patricia Gildea. Constance Komatz Jacalyn Stripling, Patricia Lawler, Diane Rosetti, Deborah Gildea. i 6 4:35 Y f PEP SKIT SCENES I Daniel Collesano gives the signal. Poor Steve takes a ribbing! PRE-GAME ACTIVITIES Q-N A- . www'- ' W,,M,s,:.Nwae.-mg..-wmsv-fWWWW5'?'TW'I5X A ' is 351,65 Mn ii.iii I eeii is I ,wwe K' ei H . 1 K .M I ,S ., --ink S M-mm -l. X . A Terry Blanyer, Terry Jabaly, and Annette Sacco work on Gay Price,. Marie Scherer, and Virginia Stelling express the Sandcrab. Lopez sentiments. is ,S wif e I , Y NMINU I I -4 - - I is , 4 ' 'WW' SENIOR PRIZE WINNING FLOAT BEHIND THE SCENES Keeping the float neat was an important item. HOMECOMING FLOATS The first time the classes were allowed floats for homecoming brought an enthusiastic group of workers together to plan and to complete their class float. Junior class float. KING AND QUEEN CROWNED King Steve Gildea and Queen Marie Scherer flanked by their homecoming court. LEFTTO RIGHT: Kelly Hartman, Terry Janeczko, Bill Gambert, Lorri Fagan lunseenl Steve Nelson, Clare Sganga, Kathy Nelson, Mike Lambert. T533 Q. si Q33 xx Q an L 'ff 1- .QQ iq f wr ss. 21 !f2f 7' Yi N..f - - WG: ' W f Sq . X ,,. Q. -:E ff. 4, - Q , Q 3 x A V .. ,,,.. ,. X , I gg hw gigs Kit ,mg Nm X. .. . M ' ww sw' ww ' ,LV 1 11 in y LLV- W L X Q as v Q5 The cast relaxing after the play. DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS THE VISION by William Grandgeorge Hans Lumpert .... . . Helmut ........ Bruno ....... Herman ...... Karl ............ , . . . Steve Rawlins . . . . Mark Berg . . .Tom Carrin .....,JimBerg .Richard Simms The Wanderer .... . . , Dennis Price Father Albert. . . Mrs. Dannewitz. . . . . . . Mrs. Loehr ..... . . . . .Fred Ruse Mary J. Speidel ....Judy Kertis Hilda Loehr ..... .... J anet Boes Mrs. Betz ......... . . Her two dughters .... Mrs. Schenkel Carolers: Helen Blais, Tracy DeWint Kay, Cynthia Cook, Pat Davis. . . . Jean Powell . . Jeannie Berg Terry Janeczko Sheila Skipp er, Susan I Karl. Herman, Helmut, and Bruno chide Hans for hisfoolish talk of a vision. Father Albert reminds Hans, As long as you did it to one of these . . .! 47 Age K .- , K 511 N Q al N mi -3- V - 'ff 1 4' I 'ff H Q3 ' if 5 X? 1 T 3 1 awk 1 1 , -' V 5 V, QQ, ww, J 49f4 gv1 1? Q if SS i 5 ' ' X mfg - ' Q 3 v M iw A It K. X ? S ,v , 2 E 3 V ' if A Q . .Q S N ,if sQi.:g' fi' -1 ww: W Q? Y' 'I 5 is Q SLWEYFQ' 'T W2 If , ,lx L' 'WTI Q X xyiik 5 i ' , M it-ll 1 1' I I M ,, , , ? N 5, X X A 'X 'g 2 si X 1 X N 5 X5 X S T? 1:2 A A g T f 31 V ' ' E , Q ix X ST ' Y i . xg ,N .,,, . x -xx Y 5? 5 fi Vw Q .. .X v 3 Q . is in is A A? . S X Q sf is - i It X QQ . gag MW A i , Q f.. - . Q .. Q is x Q--.X .2 2 X x Y W A x Q X Lk I is . ' Q: X x k k K 1 -wi, A Q KVV P' wamw 'W' UB ww , ' 1 . f X YS M f f? Sv 'isis :Q i rr R 5 E 1 Qs Ram fl S 354 95+ ER LUP ww X V ':?l'U'f! ' l ,I ilwwll - ,ut ees' K J A 1. 3 H+ f A ' 1 I 'ful 'R' SCHOOL I spy q si3f l KEYETTES The objective of the Key- ettes is to help the school in various ways as the need arises. Sharon Cumbie, Glenda Freer, Kathy Gabriele, Judy Kertis, and Mary Conlon mea- sure windows for black curtains in the all-purpose room to improve the showing of films. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marsha Van Etten, Annette THIRD ROW: Margaret Murphy, Claire Collins, Donna Pea- Mealey, Mary CarIson,Anne Boudreau, Barbara Evensgaard, cock, Claire Sganga, Imelda Morse, Malaky Veale, Betsy Kathy Miller, Pam Thomas, Kathy Yencha, Kathy Gabriele. Colihan, Karen Wilcoxen, Dolores Moser, Mary Conlon. SECOND ROW: Linda Carey, Marybeth Fagan, Jane DeBen- FOURTH ROW: Beverly Noirot, Susan McDonald, LindaBay, edictis, Patricia Grubiak, Allyson Barrett, Glenda Freer, Judy Nicolette Orel, Sylvia Stimson, Maureen Lazaravich, Sheila Kertis, Marilyn Humphrey, Sharon Cumbie, Helen Ciallella. Skipp. 53 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Holly SkiPP, Jeannie Walsh, Christine Poole, Betsy Van Dyke, Nina Najar, Celeste Beaupre, Anne Cavanaugh,,D-gg1p4aKQgMnlt3ie, Kathy McCormick, Kathy Sullivan, Trish Lambert, Suzanne Walsh, Susan Blizzard, Maggie Gabriele. SECOND ROW: Linda Anthony, Martha Bay, Mary Simmons, Maureen Bates, Linda Matheny, Regina Freer, Patty Hayes, Darlene Carey, CIVINETTE L E Peggy Bies, Clare Mealey, Cynthia Karl, Helen Blais, Sheila Burr, Linda Nolan. THIRD ROW: Paula Blanyer, Linda Nelson, Terry Janeczko, Michele Perrott, Lori McEnroy, Tina Favis, Susan DeBrango, Colleen Kertis, Georganne Melvin, Micky Gionfriddo, Susan Nash, Kathy Jabaly, Anne Crowley. CIVIT AN CLUB 54 LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Hosbein, Chris Miller, Kevin Masters, Michael Muir, Richard Smith, Michael Altes, Pat Gill, Stephen Browning, Daryl Trustrum, John Richards, Stephen Seibert, Tim Skipp. Both of these service clubs have just received their charters. VVe ex- pect them to work on some worth- while projects for the good of the school. Rx 3 SS 5 V9 is gk Q R , fax x x Malaky Veale, Brian Lietz, Helen Ciallella check copy for the Pelican. PELICAN REPORTERS MEET DEADLI E This year, ibn' thc first time, the Pelican was at printed copy. The stuii' and their inode-rator, Sr. Raymond, worked hard to ruisc funds to make this possible. Staff members are Helen Ciallella, Mary Carl- son, Michele Chiodo, Malaky Veale, Robert Hartman, Pat Gabriele, Brian Lietz, Daniel Paytas. 56 Robert Hartman, Pat Gabriele, and Danny Paytas on their way to sell papers. EWS JOURNAL REPORTERS Each week Sheila Skipp and Bonnie Xvalsh, the school reporters, write the school news column forthe News-Journal. Sheila Skipp and Bonnie Walsh compile news that has been submitted by the reporter from each class. 57 To be sure to select the best negative, Danny Paytas, John Hoffman, John Malarney, and Connie Paytas scrutinize each one. ' if W . ti in e.e. is fl f 'K e tif,- X -- i A I i Without our advertising staff, Veritas would not be possible. Here we see some of the members of the staff, Robert Hartman, Hope Coley, Mary Conlon, and Margaret Bell taking off on an ad hunt. VERITAS CAPTURE TREASURED X MEMGRIE Since tlu- yvarliook is practically a year long project, it isu't easy to kcvp enthusiasm alivc. The time consuming task ofworking on layouts, copy. pictures, and licadliucs somehow loses its sig- nificance, wlu-u more immediate uvvds arise, so thc small dedicated group of seniors who produced Veritas hope tliat you will enjoy all that is rccorclccl not just in 1967 but in the years alivad. Be sure to hit the right key, Danny, we pay for mistakes made by us, warns Connie Paytas. How to arrange layout for all these student pictures seems to be an amusing task to John Hoffman and John Malarney. 59 1 l 2 P ' 3 cmgq' ' Q .-39,14 K '. WFJRJ' - Q 2 Rf Q-ME -u--f 'm,. paul' ' I ' 3 ki E v ' ' 5 4 . ,,V,, X. E K N W- X94 sq --11 2 ' fiv' T9 - in , i , if Aw . K g l 2 4 l if X4.... a-f. 'W 4 TUDENT GOVER ME T IN CGNFERENCE Student Council president, Mike Lambert, and Vice- Komatz, Suzanne Walsh, Malaky Veale, Kathy Nelson, Mike President Kathy Nelson preside at a meeting of the rep- Lambert, Bonnie Walsh, Larry Balewski, Richard O'Brien, resentatives, LEFF TO RIGHT: Helen Ciallella, Connie Robert Taylor, Roger Fox. One main function of the Student Government is to help in the discipline of the school. At court sessions students guilty of rule infractions must appear before the C0lll'f and plead their case. They must accept whatever decision is made by the court. ,.p .1 'ia .s . , 4?-2 s, v .'?'. is ., s lr t 6 'A f'1 s 63' ex wx Q Q 'fr xy Q 5 N ' Q K X 13-Q 1 if it 4: W' . ll 5' f e ' i is 1. H. Us i Larry Balewski writes out ticket for Greg LaCour. 61 Marguerite Chieppa shows her art work to Wendy a trophy for their performance in the Auxilium Latinum Allam. These pieces were submitted to the contest. National Classical Forum. LATI CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Forrest, Joyce Romanus, Robin McGee, Kathleen Maroney. SECOND ROW: Wendy Allam, Kathleen Jabaly, Helen Blais, Peggy Sullivan, Tina Favis, Marguerite Chieppa, Nelson Starr. THIRD ROW: Jack Greene, Annette Sacco, Terry Jabaly, Patricia Bolton, Cynthia Cook. Marietta Murphy, Monica Huber Christine Hall. Each year since 1963 the Latin classes have been awarded 62 47 fa. i ' , . M mv-11 L.- 1 AMN ,, fx 'QR . fx,,,,,, 'mf A .W a , if fi .Q .F . Q A Y, f .vw ' INN Q 5 w ,, w , 1 X L S? 5 x S l 40 I UW? 2 y M vii, FKQVFK Q a . A c , . ' I K T. :-- S is b Q gt M A I -' Y mb Y A XX f y 1 r W ..,5 Y i x x xw ,av gy 5 A X wt Q 'X N A ' 9, I Q 4 xr 9 3 Xi . W. H- at if APE- V' 1 ,' Sf, 4.55 'Q 4 ff :Ng 41, 3,4 - .Sf 13 -A E' gig 1 kt , R s Q G ,,,k.....-N., oi. IS., ,. - V . Q x 4 -.. -' .... , if. us, 1 WS war ' x Ag SY sax 9 i ,sqm 1. Q FQQSI? HQ fwif if iM x 335 li! Q 3 M 32 M A vital part of school life is the sports program. Here besides developing strong young athletes, active participation in competition promotes good sportsman- ship and integrity. The long hours of preparation required builds determina- tion and stabilityg success and failures experienced mold character. All in all, athletics fill a very intrinsic need in helping young people reach maturity. 2 D 5 s GREE WAVE RUNNER-UP IN CGNFERENCI FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Schilsky, Kelly Hart- man, Tom Gildea, Steve Nelson, John Conley, Mike Lam- bert, Jim Berg, Mike Carey, Tom Carrin. SECOND ROW: Tom Tredway, Manager, Larry Balewski, Peter Scherer, Frank Roddy, Louis Rodriguez, Daniel Melanson, Steve LaCour, Steve Nelson, Greg LaCour, Jim Tillotson, Max Fighting the worse series of injuries probably ever to strike a Class B high school football team, the 1966 Creen XVave gridders compiled another respectable winning record of 6-4, and runner-up honors for the St. Iohns River conference cham- pionship. Injuries during the season eliminated such stal- warts as All-City and All-County qualterback, Larry Balewski, guard lim Tillotson, tackle Louis Rodri- guez, guard Tom Carrin, halfback Mike Lambert, halfback Frank Nelson, All-Conference, All-City, and All-County center, Steve Gildea, and tackle Richard Whitson. Some of these only were out for a few games, but most of them were out for prac- tically the entire season. Newcomers to the football staff included john Chura and Bob Sherman from Purdue Univeisity who coached the backs and receivers respectively, Jack Cvercko, former All-American from Noith- 68 Cleland, Mgr., Dayne Jervis, Mgr. THIRD ROW: Coach Bob Sherman, Kenneth Walsh, Mgr., Coach Bud Asher, Steve Gildea, Bill Gambert, Ray Keigher, John Huntenburg, Richard Whitson, Joe Wagner, Jim Schwarz, Coach Jack Cverko, Coach John Chura. western, who coached the line, and Bruce Tramont who coached the Iayvees. Head Coach Bud Asher gives his staff full credit for an outstanding job in salvaging a winning season from the injury stiu- ation that would have caused chaos in most Class B football programs. Several Green Wave gridders were picked to various All-Star teams. Steve Gildea, Jim Schwartz, Mike Carey, Bill Cambert, and Tom Cildea were named to the All-Conference team, Steve Gildea, jim Schwarz, Mike Varey, Bill Gam- bert, and joe WVagner were named to the All- Volusia County Eleven. To top it off, Steve Gildea was co-winner of the Daytona Beach Quarterback Club's Award given annually to the outstanding football player in Volusia County. The administra- tion and the coaching staff are extremely proud of all the fine young men who represented Father Lopez on the football field in 1966. 'ini J,x Ha hr - X X 'Rx 'X X W v' N ' Q A5 K W SQ w h W E Y A Wm I' Aww. :Q ew... , .av sa. ia ,- SCOREBOARD EL. OPPONENT 0 SEABBEEZE 38 6 NEW SMYBNA BEACH 21 25 BALDWIN 6 21 CRESCENT Crm' 6 20 HASTINGS 0 32 BUNNELL 14 0 CALLAHAN 7 34 ST. IOE 7 41 FLORIDADSIB 12 2 MELBOURNE CENTRAL 6 CATHOLIC MAN AG ERS Dayne Jervis and Max Cleland prepare medicine kit for the game. 6 fi Q basq N Jim Tillotson and Mike Lam- bert were not able to finish out the football season due to injuries. They were missed because of their fine team spirit. Tom Gildea and Jim Schwarz KEY PL AYER Greg LaCour, half of Lopez scoring combination. Ball carrier makes it through the line. going through the blaster. Bill Gambert, receiving half of Lopez scoring combination I or 'W 17 , ri, A t Frank Nelson hauled down from behind after a fine run. .J M K, v fl, Q K , E J l, lf ,l h Tom Gildea giving that extra effort for another Lopez gain. 72 A Seabreeze player is stopped Bill Gambert makes good yardage after catching a pass from Greg LaCour. for no gain oy Tom Gildea. GREE WAVE GRIDIRC Mike Carey picks up a crucial first down. J. V. SPARKED BY GREE WAVE SPIRIT FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Altes, Charles Hum- phrey, John Strachen, lverson Whisnant, Tom McCormick. SECOND ROW: Joe Maccaro, Joe Von Bergelen, David Vukelja, Peter Jabaly, Steve White, Bill Bowers, Mitchell Due to the abnormal amount of injuries incurred by the Varsity this year, the LV. football team suf- fered heavily by the elevation of many of their regulars to the Varsity. Due to the lack of an ade- quate number of boys who remained with the j.V.'s, many games were forced to be cancelled. Only three games were played with our record standing at 0 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie. 74 Van Etten. THIRD ROW: Max Cleland, Mgr.g Kelly Hart- man, Bob Burger, Pat Gill, Pat Stack, Frank Mowitz, Pat McCollum, Richard Jones, Dayne Jervis, Mgr. Great credit should be extended to the boys who did participate throughout the year. These boys typily the spirit needed in all athletics. With them and the many freshmen and sophomores who were on the Varsity, Father Lopez can look forward to a fine season next year. fi X, X X Q AH 4. K H: W sf if 1 ' wgylim . , 4 Q Wxxfsfawxy 2 - . Ga it vw ', ' -1 22 - 3 -f K D gA?1giigi,fQgl::11F X g4 1 gy Ju wggw if , ' ' nw '31 dl ? .abs Q if ,X , at w W l i X F If X k 'HQSQAQQ W s Q -1 -W Aw-W-sms 1 K , 626944 Q6 f K 2 3 ,5, '1A'Quxqiqy f G'-' ul ARSITY - 1 967 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marvin Benford, Daniel Mims, Michael Sayers, Steve Gildea, Frank Nelson, Collesano, Robert Conley, John Conley, Richard Hoef- Coach AlEnseII. ling. SECOND ROW: Walter Maughn, Donald Langer, David Despite a grueling schedule this year, our varsity basketball team finished the regular season with a 13-9 record and have won the Group B tournament and will go on to the state competition. VVe cap- tured the runner-up spot again this year with a 1:2-2 conference record. A total of six points sep- arated us from a perfect conference record and first place. Lack of height plagued us throughout the season, with our starting team averaging less than 5' 10 . This was offset hy what will he re- membered as the greatest component team ever assembled at Lopez. 76 Their tremendous desire, determination and hustle became their trademark - what we lacked in height we did not lack in ability! Our Green VVave cagers finished strong and entered the final game with Seabreeze with a four game win streak. Even though losing by two points, our hoys had their finest hour against a much taller and stronger Seahreeze team, who managed to salvage the game in the final moments and outdid us on the score- hoard only! 351 X, 35? k J Q , K T, 1- 3 A' M .mv n 1 ' , ..,, 'i 7 1 S 1 4 K 'K M 5 35 xx 5. x ,,.h .A .i X 5 b K Y 5 ' s , 1 Sf? N Q 'i Q. 5. eq xx mmf if , R x XKQK if R. . wx tl-js. ixefskfa jig. 5 xx : Sf' Q , - Q ,L 935 ,.-Q, ,, wx... ,A aff x A Xi Q. , J X . w i . f if N . ., -Sri 59 7 6 i f V-3 Q., t N? : S .5 A -eg: . lf-I i' - Dirt 2 .wi Ei 6 I J Oh no! Richard Hoefling takes an easy two! 78 Sayers goes up and over NQ' 5 ,f 'k L J. V. BASKETBALLERS GAIN EXPERIENCE KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Notarianni, Bob Searby, lum, Bill Gambert, Steve Nelson, Michael Shay, Sreve Bob Thompson, Greg LaCour, Tim Skipp, Richard Whelan, White, Oenrus Baylor, Raymond Burger, Coach Bruce Tra- Richard Bybee. SECOND ROW: Brian Hyland, Pat McCol- mont- MISSING ff0m PlCtUfe1R0beftT3Yl0 - GAMES PLAYED- 22 GAMES WON: 17 GAMES LOST: 5 Father Lopez j.V.'s compiled a record of 17 wins and 5 defeats during the 1966-67 season. Four of the five losses occurred at the hands of Seabreeze and New Smyma Beach, much larger schools. In the St. john's River Conference, the 1.V.'s had a record of 13 win and 1 defeat to enable them to win the conference championship. 90 I The team was led in scoring by Greg LaCour - and Marvin Benford, both of whom were elevated o the varsity for the toumament. With these two boys and a number of others who performed very well for the J.V.'s this year, the future outlook fori Father Lopez basketball is exceptionally brightj FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Doordan, Donald Walsh, Stanley Mitchell, Tim DePaIma, Marc Berg, Kelly Hartman, John Conley, Mike Carey, Pat Gabriele, George Stimson, Dan Paytas, Jim Taurchini. SECOND ROW: Coach Bob Sherman, Dan Melanson, John Malarney, Mike Sayers PatrickMcCarthy,WalterMaughn,BilIWhelan,TonyCassata Mike Davis, Ronald Helgemo, Tom Gildea, Bob Conley Robert Hartman TRACK TEAM READY T0 GO The new track at Father Lopez High School is the only complete eight lane hard surface run- ning track in this area. At Conference meets all eight relays can be mn at one time. It is the only hard surface run way for high julnpt, pole vault, and broad jump. It has a con- crete circular platform for the shot put as well as a 120 yard straightaway down the south side run- ning from west to east for the running of the 100 yard dash, 120 high hurdles. Coach Bob Sherman Bl Get set, Mike Carey, Pat Gabriele, Bob Conley, and Mike Sayers. Marc Berg hurling the disc Heave ho, Tony Cassata! fl Clear that bar! Nui , Would you believe a 4 minute mile? GREE WAVEO THE DIAMO D FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach John Chura, Dan Walter Maughn, Richard Roll, Jim Berg. THIRD ROW: Joe Collesano, John Fiorito, Kenneth Walsh, David Somers, Wagner, Ike Leary, Mike Sayers, Steve Gildea, Louis Rod- Mike McCormick. SECOND ROW: Frank Roddy, Gary Kath- riguez, John Bartelloni, Bob Conley, Bob Gerardo. man, Richard Hoefling, Barry Stripling, Greg Carpenter, As VERITAS goes to press the Green YVave baseball team begins practice for the upcoming seawon. They expect to play fifteen games. 84 Waiting for the fly ball! A Force out at second base is it Mike McCormick or Mickey Mantle? .in . ia, SE IOR The longed for day arrived on Au- gust 29th, 1966 - we were officiallv seniors - the beginning of the end. In a short time We would be required to make vital decisions that would all fect much of our later life. Senior year made us aware of the importance of grades, test scores, scholarships, and future careers. It made us ask ourselves questions - What college should I select? W'ill I he accepted? The foundation of our lives is more or less formed. It is up to us now to build on this structure placing our trust in Cod, and, going forward with His grace and assistance, we cannot help but Succeed. 'Ri 1-4 Mona Allam I'd rather be quiet and remembered than loud and for- A gotten. ' Mona . . . calm gl reserved . . . warm smile . . . nice to be with. . . Sodality1,2,3,45Glee Club 15 Pep Club 1,2. We know you! Get out from Lawrence Balewski Allyson Barrett Everything comes to him who waits, why hurry? . . Always happy, never sad5 sometimes naughty, but never Larry . . . midnight raider . . . Polack . . . toy king . . . bad. Football1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,45 Basketball Allyson . . . Marine devotee . . . diverse background . . . Manager 45 Latin Club, 1,25 Glee Club 15 Science Club newcomer . . . Pep Club 2,35 Student Council 2,35 Key- 3,45 Chess Club 45 Pelican Staff 3,45 Prom Committee 35 ettes 45 Latin Club 15 Homeroom President 35 Annual Student Council 2,4. Staff 35 Art Club-Treas 1,25 Sec. 35 Pres. 4. 88 iw n Under that hood! I 1 rf- ..,g 1 1 ff' w Margaret Bell Fun and frolic and glee are therep the will to do and the soul to dare. Peggy . . . willing worker . . . business world in view . . . Mustang Sally . . . Drama Club 4g Annual Staff 4g Sodality 2,3g Pep Club 2,3,4. fb W all if i A-,J J Ti ,z NJ vw X . I Y W , lu V0 Lygsif girls A il' ,mf-' . ff Barbara Beer f 'fd ' Just witty enough to be fun, just cheerful to please, with a personality so pleasant 81 charming she puts you at once at your ease. Barbara . . . eager to help . . . enjoys a good laugh . . . Pep Club 2,3,4g Class Reporter 4: Sodality 2,3,4p Annual Staff 4g Sacristan 3,4g Latin Club 2. - ,W ,-.M 4 V .4 , - i, ,V James Berg Ignorance is bliss, l'm happy! Jim . . . jester . . . Uncle Sammy here l come . . . Glee Club 1g Drama Club 4i Football 1,2,3g Baseball 45 Prom Committee 3. 89 Mary Blanyer Better than riches is a heart that's always happy. Terry . . . creative and willing . . . horse fever . . . on- ly her hair-dresser knows . . . G.A.A. 1,2g Sodality 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,25 Prom Committee 3g Latin Club 3,4, Pres. 39 Pelican Staff 3: Annual Staff 4: Latin Award 1.2. Arthur Boucher At first l seem quite shy, come look a little closer. Art . . . baseball fan forever . . . anchors aweigh . . . con- servative . . . Latin Club 1,25 Science Club 3,45 90 5 5 5 Cruising down the river on a Af l f . Anne Boudreau Linda Carey Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant to l.t's nice to be important but it's more important to be think on too. moe. Anne - - - 59fi0US but haDPY - - - PBFSSYVGS throughout Linda . . . wiglet . . . math-minded . . . Miss Feminine . . . Canada bound . . . Pep Club 2,3,4g Sodaility 2,3p - - . Glee Club 1,2: Pep Club 1,2,3, Vice-Pres 3: Sodality Sacristan 3,45 Drama Club 4: G.A.A. 4g Keyettes 4. g:,2,3g Honog Society 1,2g Latin Club 1,25 Keyettes 45 Prom ommittee . sunny afternoon. Michael Carey There are two answers to every question-mine and the teachers. Mike . . . Argumentative . . . flamboyant football fiend . . . good mind . . . Football 3,4g Track 3,45 Latin Club 1,2g Science Club 3,45 Pelican Staff 3g Knickerbockers 4. 91 RN- ,L , P Q H , ,. f A ag. 3 QQ., 4 9 . , S. fy 5 -. K, K g , .2 ' . --1, , Q, 154' , -AX ,,MX,i A K I ., . ' M L .2 3 fi- 5 . 5 gf 5 . 2 V3 -ig. ,N wx i'n32x1Q5sj' I L 1 -vid? f .W ,ll K Ka! A A X A X 'x k Q3 5-X 3 9 L .- -- .A V1 W , K - ,. .. gk . QM: ,V . I ,Lf,,q 1 I f X A--. A iv?-V.' : 4 5, W f ffl f f . , 551' f Q55 ff 2 4 . iiffi X . W' ' K Q. ,Q '- '.3.?95Q . E, fi S . A ey 5 X YW-ig ',LL 1 ' Ay-F ...A x, N x ' 5 g ' g 5 k 'V i f . ' X. H ' M kr. 3' Xiv Q.. -.K K AJ QR i X Lf NUM 'Via' ffl f 1 if ,'-' I . V95 .L L'. 53,2 .32 .w..,-my gy ,fx E ,.. J 'v ' ' .K qw . 1 Y 'I , J' ,R ,Q 3 if xg' if QW' 'ei A W i fx L Donald Clough He who tickles himself laughs when he likes. 'Don . . . electrician . . . Honda Hero . . . alias Clark Kent . . . Science Club 3,45 Drama Club 4. fl -A . X L J , l X, Robert Conley Who does not love wine, women, and song remains a ool his whole life long. Bob . . . Great dancer . . . fearsome forward . . . much potential . . . Science Club president 3,45 Baseball 2,45 Track 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Football 1, Math Club 4, Knickerbockers 4. ,f W M QL , Daniel Collesano Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more! Collo . . . Snowbird . . . blatantly blunt . . . fun raiser . . . Glee Club 1,25 Class President 1, Key Club 4, Science Club 2,33 Track 3,4g Prom Committee 3, Baseball 1,2,3g Football 1, Fasketball 2,3,4. Lf' q ,f ,gi I . .X . - e f,f,,lff . in fx? 'D 3' I 41 J' J x X 1 ,V Y fn t NN , 4. l l ff A -Jill ,. 04 f . Liv ,i E 10.1 A DM Ll- . J, ,N Catlin il 4 N ffl! I V VH It lg V t l l l l ll a Lix l ,, My ,W . xl' ,X 'XTWANJLVV A! my f 1 Ltltfi Qi f John Coleman Let the world rush on, I'll take my time. John . . . Mustang, 2 plus 2, pleasantly quiet. . . 93 O, eww J M H Q!! If f 12' l ,fu ll 1 ,W ,lf f YQ. va 7 i. l 1 if J, Hope Clley Conlo fig!! lf Natural is her look, cute is her stature. Happy am I, from care I'm free, why arent ey all con- Skinny . . . Coke a-Coley . . . natural . . . Summers in tented like me? Cape Cod . . . Class Vice-Pres. 1, Class secretary 3, Pep Pixie . . . loves a good time . . . all-American girl . . Club 1,2,3 - Secretary 2, Sodality 1,2, Glee Club 1,2, nurse enthusiast . . . Glee Club 1,2, Pelican Staff 3, So- Science Club 3,4, G.A.A. 2.3, Latin Award 1,2, Prom Com- dality 1,2,3, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3, Sec-Treas. 1 mittee 3. Class Secretary 2-Treasurer3,4, Latin Club 1,2, Drama 4, Annual Staff 4, Keyettes 4, Prom Committee 3. ll . F. 9,3 ,, 5. N N ill, A A- A, -, ll.'5lW l .li .fled Mal 'J faq I ,, '- f . l W E N Nl l If I :Q V lv: ry 1 I . .wi , , ,- , If ,f X I, X. ,. l I Michael Deitering Patrick Gabriele Very bashful, so I'm told, so nice a boy should be more My hair is too dark to be an angel. f bold. Pat . . . K-A-R-O-O-O-O . . . avid golfer . . . Speedy Mike - - - contagious hUm0f- - - MUfDhy'S forever - - - fe- zales . . . Glee Club 1, J.V. football 3, Drama Club liable . . . Latin Club 1,2, Science Club 3,4, Track 3. Track 3,49 Science Club 3,4, Latin Club 1,2, Pelican 3,4, Annual Staff 4. 94 7' .17 l ' f rr' N K, fx. ,417 W3 lffff , 55 Qfwjyitl ,Q My W5 yy Ml, Inj W f lj ' gf 'S i A ,0 LL. I ff Q J KJV JVJJ iK!55f - ' 91 L 'J A ' A ' K 'AJ Im Md you believe we re Mexican bandXiIS.Z?wE Jfl 2 ' ji , ...Qlf r s' -'S 2 , 214 131' by Q- -JP' ' 's 1 .V . ' , H, fi ll 'gl U i N fl ILL, -'Y ! , J A A 1 ' L f M, 4i4pJ N ,Era HJC N '-'ll , i r ,lv sf lex -' i . - Liga 3 . . - Lv, 7 x A J rvl fb' J i - f ill Q' 3 ff' 4 I, v' , l i ll' -f i v 4 .fl , ,i ,-'A . , l Lawrence Gauthier Steven Gildea Never do today, what you can put off until tomorrow. I'll tell you something l think is right, Monday's too Larry . . . titanic triumph . . . satisfying host . . . ami- soon after Friday night. ably reserved . . . Science Club 3.4: Math 8l Chess Club 45 Steve . . . football prone . . . muscleman congenial guy Key Club 4. . . . Class president 4: Student Council 1,2,3g Key Club 45 Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4: Baseball 1,2,4. 95 X 1 1 M . AM' 2 They look as though they came out of the Ark! 96 If v James Goodin Not too serious, not too gay, but a real good pal i every way. Jim . . . big game hunter . . . pleasing nature . . . ea to know . . . Drama Club 4, Science Club 4, Y.C.S. 3 Latin Club 1,2. Robert Hartman 'Teachers 81 classes are his only objection to education. Robbie . . . Speedy l?l . . . carefree . . . Carribean rouser . . . Football 2,3p Science Club 3,45 Latin Club 1, Annual Staff 4. at fit .' -JM M 1 'U .fl 'N John Hoffman Richard Hoefl ing -V1 X .HV lf there's mischief in the air he's the one who put in thel'6. Wart . . . Midnight raider . . . Kraut . . . Peanuts 81 camels admirer . . . Mr. Brain . . . Class President 2,45 Vice President 35 Student Council 15 Pelican editor 35 Science Club Vice-President 35 Knickerbockers 45 Honor Society 1,2,3,45 Football statistician 2,45 Basketball statistician 1,2,3,4y Chess club 4. fix. . '92 1, w l ., in He's capable of many things possessing the versati ' 'JA gf? , of kings. -f . Rich . . . Teddy-bear . . . naturally nice . . . basketlfaff' buff . . . Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 45 Track 3,45 Class ff reporter lg class secretary'1,25 prom committee 35 Science' A 14-' if ., . club Vice-President 3,43 Kings Court 3. , 4,6 gf ff W Lfrfz. J V ' if .1 If ,if--6-f ,., xg, . Z.. . ef, 5, ',, ml- -3' v :Q 14,944 e L al If f 5 La. J ft -1,4-1 yd rf If 92 ffl' ff ' 4.211431-Z far, 7 f' f lvlamyn numpiiwy ' Lucky and lively, happy and gay5 a smile for all who come her way. jj 'Z f , ggi. J . ff Marilyn . . . friendly and likeableff. f'fStffr? cosgietolo- gist . . . Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Sodality 1,2,35 G.A.A. 1,25 Drama Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Keyettes 45 Class reporter 25 Prom Committee 3. --in , wi' by H W .WV is -. , A iv ' And for supper we're going to have rabbit! 1 C. Theresa Jabaly A good student sweet and sincere, a charming girl from all we hear. Terry . . . Mini-skirts . . . gum chewer . . . a little devel- ish . . . Glee Club 1, G.A.A. 3,4, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Y.V.S. 4, Latin Club 3,4-Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Pelican Staff 3, Prom Committee 3, Annual Staff 4, Latin Award 1,2, Drama Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Knickerbockers 4. Margaret Jabaly Onward, onward, oh time in thy flight, make the bell ring before I recite. Peggy . . . athletic . . . happy-go-lucky . . , jovial jab . . . Glee Club 1,2, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Latin Club 1.2, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Prom Committee 3, Pelican Staff 3, Drama Club 2, Art Club 4, G.A.A. Pres. 4, Annual Staff 4. vlvl l -1.5 ,NL Ulf it ' Q- .V ,X V ,IL V, 'cl I ., y. .. . ' - 1 ,'f l i 1 4 I 3 Judith Kertis Martha Klorus Silence is golden but we've been off the gold standard Her soft spoken voice and mild manner way will bring for years. her joy through every day. Judy . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . Ioquacious . . . mischief- Marty . . . reticicent till you know her . . . enjoys a good maker.. . Pep Club 1,2,3,4gG.A.A.1,2gSodality 1,2,3g Glee time. . . Glee Club 1gG.A.A. 1,2gSodaIity1,2,3,4. Club 1,2g Drama Club ,2g Drama Club 4j Cheerleading 35 Latin Club 1,2g Keyettes 4-President 4. .. K., 1 A W i Z i V I 7 Z i n 11 vii L7 ,. Leonard Kruk Bruce Lage Strange, I feel no pain, but, I must have been hit on the It is not wise to be wiser than necessary. head sometime or other. Bruce . . . musically inclined . . . talented typist . . L . , despises dues . . . basketball stat . . ber- FGUCGUY - - - muda bab . . Science Club 3,45 Chess Club 45 Foot all , 5 p ootball Statistician 4g Basketball Statistician 3,4g Latin Award 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 Prom Committee 3. 99 Cristina Lopez Michael Lambert lf you want success in the world you must make your A class leader beyond compare: this type of boy is own opportunities. really rare. . . . senior addition . . . Affable . . . Sodality 4. Stump . . . liked by everyone . . . assistant vet . . . Mr. President . . . Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2g Prom Com- mittee 3g S.G.A. 1,4-President 4: Class President 4: Class President 2,3g Key Club-President 4g Latin Club 1,2g Honor Society 1,2,3. 'i YN .ri gf Q . I 3' ' xr PP Joseph Maenza Michael McCom1ick He keeps his feelings to himself-he's honest and true. 3 Let us then be up and doing Joe . . . Drummer-boy . . . seldom riled . . . Plymouth ' Mike . . . Secret-scrawler. . .future architect. . . unique powered . . . Baseball 15 Key Club 4g Latin Club 1,25 Track . . . Pelican Staff 35 Annual Staff 45 Track 35 Baseball 35 Chess Club 4. 4g Prom Committee 3. 100 ,lf -l 'Q-'ri N .aiu M -,Qt gf . .fm 'if' l ,fy KX A 4. Qi l t D ,wifi 5 VV , T. I ny, -v ffl' 'J L? ., . If Lf' I UW rf' l7'v,Cf' Alnfb 11 W' X A M 1 .hp ' CLI! V4f2f'yJJ 1 l a f, ff VV If a J' iff' 2 'P 4, John Malarney t U Richard McNerney Why take life S0 SBHOUSIY y0u'Il never get out Of It allve- Don't plague me with studies, I have weightier matters John . . . Sister B.'s pet . . . friend to all . . . always on my mind. laughing. . . Science Club 3,45 Chess Club 4, Annual Staff Dick . . . carefree . . . expert craftsman . . . 4g Honor Society 1,2,3,4g Latin Award 1,2. jocular . . . Basketball 2,45 Baseball 2,4p Football 1- Science Club 2.3.4, Prom Committee 3. We're kind of choosy about our passengers! 101 J ,V VN W , M ,ff fi' ,tx ww Of rick' ,WSJ i, if J F 4 U X l w XV 'Ui Qi V , A QV iff if 'rf YJJQ U' fUf UU ....... 1 ' ' J , P K Veronica Manrique y X755 DV., dk Barbara Matheny A quiet girl is the best kind of girl. i ix, i, ,X ' V If I can't say what I think then why think it. Ronnie . . . petite . . . brains benevolence . . . surferf qu Matheny . . . Little black bug . . . ebony tresses. . .frank girl . . . S.G.A. 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Latin Club 2,3-Secre- ll and sincere . . . Science Club 49 Sodality 1,2g Pep Club tary 35 Pelican Staff 35 Sodality 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g tw 1,2g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Pelican Staff 3. Sodality 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Pep Club Board 4. Walter Maughn I count it a sin if not a crime to sit home and study all the time. Wally . . . Comica!ly inclined . . . hates baseball . . . K-N-I-F. . . Class Vice-President 4g Key Club 4- Basketball 2,4g Baseball 1,2,4. 102 One potato . . . two potato. . . three potato. . .four ll Thomas Melvin . Very few things matter, but nothing matters much . . . Tommy . . . considerate of others .... wlggling eye- brows. . . practical joker. . . Football manager 2,3g Basket- ball manager 2g Club 4, Drama Club 4. X Suzanne Millaire Her smile shows her happiness, her friends, her pop- ularity. Susan . . . worry wart . . . laughs a lot . . . sweet dis- position . . . Class Treasurer 2, Secretary lg Vice-Pres- ident 1, Pep Club 1,25 Sodality 1,2,3,4g Secretary-Treasurer 4, Prom Committee 3. ii , l l l , A x . fin i L' .. PRN lAi 1 yr 1 LX U, C F. n , i 1 it i- Sl 'C' X GN ,L J l Dolores Moser I believe in work but, l'm not in favor of it. Laurie . . . perpetual goofer . . . hates those books. . . XI P-,Q x ov,-N ,' Xin'- K X A f N, l X it X' NWN K 5 N 'gi 4 , wk 3 X -V fr J x Carmen Muir Great thoughts come from the heart. Carmen . . . serious minded . . . anxious to succeed . . . sense of humor . . . Sodality 1,2,3,4g Glee Club lg Pep Club 1,2. Nanette Najar A friendly heart has plenty of friends. Nan . . . walking bootery . . . quiet and admirable . . . conscientious . . . Sodality 1,2,3,4g Perfect 4g Drama Club 3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 29 Latin Club 3,4-Treasurer 4g Prom Committee 3g Annual Staff4g Y.C.S. 3,45 Latin Award 1,25 Honor Society 1,2,3,4. Katherine Nelson Small in stature, deep in mind, a jollier pal you'll never find. Nellie . . . sparkling personality . . . equal rights for women . . . ballerina skirt . . . Science Club 4g Art Club 4g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,4g Sodality 1,2,3g Class Treasurer 2g Class President 3g Class Secretaryg Honor Society 2,35 Latin Club 1,2. Beach combers convention! Constance Paytas Daniel P25485 'All else passes: fun alone endures. This is my beloved me, in whom l am well pleased. 'Conni Flair for writing . . . legs 81 pigtails . . . Latin Dan . . . Sue-zookie . . . Geek society . . . D.P. the G . . . lub 1,2pGlee Club 1.2,4g Science CIub3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3, Football 1: TFHCK 4: Honor SOCIGYY 35 Pelican Staff 4: p Honor Society 1,2,3,4g Pelican Staff 3,45 Annual Staff 4: Annual Staff 49 Science Club 3,4g Latin Award lg Latin lass reporter 45 Brain Bowl Representative 3: Latin Club 1,2g Prom Committee 3. ward 1,2g Committee 3: Godality 1,2. i Glen Poulin He's modest, he's shy but there is mischief in his eye. Glen . . . electronic bug . . . slender and shy . . . quietly cooperates.Science Club 4g Latin Club 4g Latin Club 1,25 Drama Club 45 Latin Award 25 Track 4. 105 l llqlvfi JU M A lf, Cl Jean Powell A whisper, a giggle, a word or twog she shares her fun with me and you. . . . gung-ho on cats . . . always pl sant . . . nice to know . . . Sodality 2,3,4p Pep Club g e Club 2g Drama Club fl W J ll JJ M1 W We lose more archers this way! ,P t 1 v . V c... Gay Price in studies is unexcelled except for her wide realm of friends. Gay . . . dedicated . . . Y.C.S.'er . . . sure to succeed . . . Glee Club 1,2g Latin Club 3g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Art Club 4g Sodality 1,2,3,4p G.A.A. 25 Art Club 4g G.A.A. 2g Cheerleader 3,4q Knickerbockers 4: Annual Staff 4g Prom Committee 35 Y.C.S. 3,45 Latin Award 1,2,3g Honor Society 1,2.3.4. James Price A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. James . . . let nothing disturb thee . . . News-Journa forever . . . hard to convince . . . i .4 Y M' , ,lf y ,lllfw yf ,lf lr Mqjlf 'Jovi fwfr rl J' fly fr' 7 A AU! if r L. R XXAE ' iff, NWPW l' J I. . wg NNJ5' ' q-rv ful jfs 5 F ily IWUWMJ WM W. : i .- fp if l j ll AJ J LV lil? Ag? 1 K l U it xf l ll' Qty elf V J ll ,L ll ll X :wiki 'Q y 2' xii' 5 EV ,V xg VN lu fight po' - I f V JL, Steve Rawlins They tell me saints are only human, they're right, I am X .fl L Steve . . . excitable . . . great actor . . . take your pill, 4, Steve . . . Science Club 3,4g Latin Club 12,37 Y.C.C. 3,45 Knickerbockers 4g Football manager 2g Basketball man- ager 2g Prom Committee 3g Annual Staff 4g Drama Club 3,4g Latin Award 1,2,3g Honor Society 1,2,3,4. X ,lf 2 X NI,Vfr?l 1 .ti .-:kb , iilyvix xl ' A E ,T W 10' I T1 ijt ' xl. ra nk 1 :sl 'V 9 -Lx ll t nr' 4, W l l r':?', 4 jx il, , ll , ,fbi N L My mf' lg IW I Arif I 'L' x , M, . lj . -,F so j Veronica Pyne Frank Roddy uliglinning is her way anfj pleasant isfher smile. lf worry were the only cause of deathg he'd live forever. onnfe . . . perpetua gigg er.. . unloving. . . sights set Frank . . . obliging friend . . . extra point maker . . . for nursing , . . Pep Club 3,45 Class Reporter 43 Sodality alibi-Frank . . . Football 3,49 Baseball 4g Science Club 2,3,4g Latin Club 2g Annual Staff 4. 3,4. 107 5 Il 1 l A ,, ,,, if lifb V flfi Mft if ,W QXQJL ffl ff AMW 4 fgwwi I' J 7 l los Richard Roll Quiet, except with friends he knows well, they all say he's really swell. Dicky . . . able short-stop . . . Tootsie . . . easy going . . . Baseball 4, Science Club 3,49 Chess Club 4: Latin Club 1,2. A James Russett Roll on O world, roll on. Jim . . . G.T.O. boy . . . has a Barbie-doll . . . Science Club 1,2,3,4g Latin Award 1, Prom Committee 3, Football 3. Fred Ruse He seldom speaks, but yet there lies a conversation in his eyes. Fred . . . Mr. Quiet . . . well-mannered . . . honest and sincere . . . Drama Club 3,4, Key Club 4. Annette Sacco 'lf sweetness is a faulty hers is a good one. 5 'Netts . . . future language major . . . cheery personality . . responsible . . . Glee Club 1g Sodallty 1,2,3,4g Y.C.S. lp Latin Club 3,4g President 45 Prom Committee 35 Annual Staff 45 Latin Award 1,2,3g Drama Club 2,3,4g Pep Club ,2,3,4g Cheerleader 3. ' i Lui Michael Sayers K C L. l came, l saw, I conquered. dike . . . stick . .. . surfer-champ . . . Basketball 2,3,4g aseball 2,4g Track 3,45 Football 1, Knickerbockers 49 utin Club 1,2g Science Club 3g Key Club 43 Honor vciety 1,25 Prom Committee 3. a . - ' K -kr 'y Believe it or not we're at the races! 1 Iyri' ' cg N ' ' . 'Lf ., 1-IMLL' ,' U L J H 5 flu! I lr 7 K., ,iv W . 1 ' 1 1 . .,i wa'-fi N ,l i 1 if M 14, , j x. l 1 ti, I s 4,1 lx - I , . K. I r 4 , AVL tl 4, R ,gl . X g . L + I ,, , 1' it .. Wg? - t, 1 Yi K . ,l -, . gk, W 1 1. ,lj .lf K . 1 A ,,,l 1 . X, NV.. :ri-A be xlkll ' ,, at ' - w 1 i -.fi t -I l 4' - C ml :VN ,, X X , J E - 1 , x 'X I .Xt 1, 1.-' J, 1, 5 V, ' X ' '- xl . 5 1 5 X5 ni , X ,gs U i. ., , ,n .5 ,. V, , .- c 1- fr -5 1 5 541 ,-3, 'X w 5 i , 4 1,5 K. X , l 1 5. Vx 1 l 5- , l ,y 5- yi W ,-R, rj, ,X 1.1 ik. ' V ' 5 xl 55 w - ' i .J A L. ' ,,ft 1 -, X1 .lr I, 5 . , xf my X it 5 .1 5 - ongxlf ki if 5 im it WJ N x- Rf NIL. X 5 - L' ff: N Y 'sly L P KJ N xi 73 ' XLT W , X , t. H1 N . 1 1 ig a ' Sf , 1 , .X . N 5 l ' if L Victoria Shelley Sheila Ski pp lne who to herself is true5 and must therefore be true I'm on the brink of a great career, would some- you. body push me off. 'ickie . . . everyone's pal . . . chummy . . . G.A.A. advo- Sheila . . . reliable and responsible . . . often initiates ite. . . G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Vice-President 3,45 Sodality 1,2,3, . . . Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Board 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Sodality Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Knickerbockers 45 1,2,35 Keyettes 45 Prom Committee 35 Pelican Staff 35 inual Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 Latin Award 15 Y.C.S. Class Reporter 1,2,35 News-Journal Reporter 45 Class 4. ff A Yice-President 1,2,35 Drama Club 45 S.G.A. 1,25 Glee Club I W,,,Z,f I 5 .1 ,ILE A V, .25 Latin Club 1,2. K!!! Ewlill . i'L'0 1 Ni' JI, f W H xncfgf A61 , 4 wg 0, l , 1,1 . ' 5 LAj,.f6 , Mary Jane Speidel Virginia Stelling ihe's that ray of sunshine that brightens a rainy day. She's always striving to do her best5 someday she'lI lary Jane . . . easy smile . . . anxious to please . . . in- be a big success. strious . . . Pep Club 1,35 Sodality 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 4. Ginny Lee . . . A's come easy . . . peppy cheerleader . . . makes thing go . . . Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Sodality 1,2,3,45 Class Treasurer lg G.A.A. 1,23 Drama Club 3,45 Cheerleader 3,4-Captain 35 Knickerbockers 45 Annual Staff 45 Prom Committee 45 Honor Society 1,2,3,45 Y.C.S. 3,4. N bl, fx! ll ki r , ,: F V K ' N mx' X 'x ' ' . ' 2 'J ' YM U PV. tt V' 5 'A y. K f 1 , - y J .X l N- Y ' 1 . 1' : l i iv. . g, A' . : l X. ' N . .gf ' x xv . W ml it ,, tg, Ye , -N X H N. P Alf' A X ' fi Q A . Y If f QL . iv V : rw: ', ' Y C . J N. R i 'HCP if F final kk n Yu X' ,Q Y 1 l 1' , v 3 f K3 arf gb- J K Y, tbtb xxx. .ill .vi VN, l, in qi, ll 1 ' -,X X fl HU 'Lf x . X: v -.X 1. ' 1 l ,, pl ,, . ,' N r. X 1 , 'r ix if X- HV J X N 1 , ,. YS ' li., .N l ' , : il -X lv ' -X ' l l X - . . i ,J x -. , v i V l ' lv, A milf ' ' X X.: ' , lv -' . J Nl, fm . Y iv' I i X lt, 4 ml A, x . l , . . . X - M X , '. v l .f Q ,l .i P X.- s.. ' , xi .N F' ' NK, f ' , v J i W :J ,X if U 1 it 5 i E P U ., N. .3 W1 is if -,m47 5 N James Tillotson x Worry little, study less, is his idea of happiness. i Jim . . . tall-story teller . . . undisturbed . . . athletic proficiency . . . S.G.A. 3: Key Club 4: Baseball 1,2,4: Foot- ball 1,2,3,4: Track 4: Science Club 3. C l C Bonnie Walsh Q 1 S Good natured ever with a friendly smile for aIl. Bonnie . . . spirited . . . always willing . . . determination plus . . . Sodality 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Pelican Staff 3: Drama Club 4: S.G.A. 4: News-Journal 4: Class Reporter 2: Prom Committee 3: Annual Staff 4: Latin Club 1,2: . Flor- ida Catholic reporter 4. Mary Lynn Winfree Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others can: not keep it from themselves. Mary Lynn . . . cracks those books . . . faithful to the end . . . gracious to all . . . Sodality 1,2,3,4,-Treasurer 2, Prefect 4: S.G.A. 2,3: Class Secretary 1,4: Pep Club 1,2,3,4-Board 4: Drama Club 4: Annual Staff.4: Prom Committee 3: Cheerleader 3: Sacristan 3,4: Y.C.S. 4. xh: fs,QA 4,.-tl ,,-Y' Ja 5-'Z 1 ,,.,.,9.y ,. W fi X, 5,381 , Afxfg? .v 1 if , ,,,..i V - ff L- Q.: ,, R5 -' WITTIEST Patrick Gabriele Helen Cialella BEST ALL ARGUND Michael Lambert Kathv Nelson MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT L Balewski Sl la Skipp MOST SCHOLASTIC Iohn Hoffn Cav Price 1 f 5 v 2 2 by , -Mmm an 5 if Q My ,f aprt- ' kQ ?W, . .winm-ff 'X Q ,un ,S 'xx xx 5 S'M H fx 6fz fM EEE? 'wJ X 4, if 3,1 M, ,M X DERCLASS S Underclassinen must realize that scholastic achievement comes only with hard work and study. Long hours of research and preparation, reports, strug- gling through examinations, all make the going rough at times. This is the testing ground. It is so easy to become frustrated, to give up, but those who have the stamina renew their objectives and press on to their goals-senior year, graduation, college-all worthwhile compensations for the time and energy given to achieve these longed for ambi- tions. L S - s 5 W Mis i WNV F f . W - , 5 If .lf 4. 175 4, X T So ihis is what it means to be a iuniorll muses Pam Thomas. 120 JU 10115 ASSUME AEWB RDENS 'ffif Wendy Allam Linda Bay Robert Arcuri Gerard Beer Thomas Brown Thomas Burr Howard Burnett William Bussinger Deborah Cain Richard Candea Mary Carlson Thomas Cassidy Q7 . 70 L I Mft lbw JA fffz M My ff 04, A264423 . W 4515165 04 ,inf LLQLLZZJ f ffl Jazz? 4Wff4 f 46 IN ff L W agp!!-f QZLTKILN rails., of-'P Qjgvqye 2 c eDWner 1Lf0Q ALL mg a L J 4 i f- Mfkfr A M 'U 'Q l R WW Marybefh Fagan Thomas Gild Gle d F er Deborah Gow Kathle G briele Richard Grele k f if Ll 1, as X8-f E JJ J 5 C Mx. . . xiii 1 -. I surrender, exclaims Jim Schwarz, as Dena Stelling pins him against the wall to buy a bar of chocolate. js BOOSTI G FUNDS FOR Mi' L XD Patricia Grubiuk Thomas Janeczko Ronald Helgemo Raymond Keigher John Huntenburg Jann Kitaif Webster James Donald Kronauer THE JU IOR-SENIGR PRCM 'I23 h , f ex fx ' , ,F Steven LaCour Henry Lammers Donald Langer Maureen Lazaravich TERM P PER Issac Leary Brian Lien ,V F bw 'nb 1 Qjigher resigns himself fo sweating it out . . I E5 px,p gif! if W HM -W a Pairick McCarthy Susan McDonald Anneffe Mealey W W nn Melvin Edward Millaire Cathly BANE OF JUNIOR EXISTANCE KJ! ik? jfJ1,fL,g, K.., KL! cxfivf-4M,1,g1. J6fLcLem.Ul fZ4n,mJ fyv-audi Jfoafwh? '1 .V , fu I J inf Lx wf My Wim Ma rga rgvlvizl Mur pliy Fra nl: Nelson Beverly Noiro 125 l I 5 h ig, . 2 1 1 f l Q l 1., C61 iL.ll5K'1 ,c N at Michael Nolan Richard 0'Brien Nicolerfe Orel Pdvl Ofel DL' TRIOUS JU IOR RELAX TENSICNS Q l .IJ Il ll egg , ,V K fa 1 We , fl 5 , I I AL 'fl A f K ' 51.1 I. vi- Don't he nenlpg, Pe1qCjNe're in back of you encourages Frank Nelson and Don Langer. . , ,V . ,V 1 'Lf' f 14+ L l,, fill N u 1 Rl IL W ix Donna Peacock Dennis Price A Daniel Pyne MQJTWM' 15:75 ow Wx! j J-75 ,U ff ,' wi gZMdZuM 552,41 Mwwfw C' ww M W f wi M W9 fw MJ vfwjfijjjw fgkilfagyu W W5 iff QW? Uwbvw W ?'1Z3wff'f M dwg WW N r' will llillllflglgmllf ilwl X ,sv ' la ,V51f 1fATE. SENIQRHQQQQQ, l lb Gil L KT Barry Stripling Kelly Thomas T d Margaret Sullivan Pamela Thomas WM L Writ-LY tasrggilyvzgllir JM Ml Hfllfj l' 1 I , 41 1 X A ,Ula aulc X-'M' Lf, P ,J ' fi ,. A 4' f 4-rx 311-QM f 'LL L ,f 2 ...V J' iw LML- cisiuj -gk L 'Act dfijk f 1 - : ' ' ,T ,f :L-47 he-id, L4 L :Lf LQ 5' P A ,fx nf- I xml, I3 ul l n a in 1 my A A I 1 KX 'Hx I .- ,Kyrie N JJJ cf 4 ii' 1' 3' P fiivu if 'A wig It ...J 'i . '11 GXLVRJEL ' M T- I L r XO Arr! , I D7 sly r x R- v , ' - Q, I X,lk,h gy' Elixir Vg, I 1 R3 R lj I , cw, rl: if 'J N IT 'ff . ., , . Tgrgu .f' f - ,fi J' V, Betsy Colihan Richard Whifson James WW Karen Wilggxgn Cdfherine YBYICIICI fr ,K 1: 1 L f fi . . rl K, - .- ' , x ,I I f X 1 , . I V, 1 ' 4 1' A r J I, Vv If , f' ff-if ,W M141 4 V , af f, 4 14 - L, ,Q-'A 1,1 - . 1 3 5 , 3 N fi A. 'V f X 4. , , fy. , I A 1 ,. ir ' , 'iv f 1 if . This is fhe way ii's going io, be when we're seniors . . . siates Ralph Srorza as Mary Carlson ,V in ' A ,and linda Bay listen to his words of wisdom. 1' '- J :w,,.l Q- f' f ' i f 129 A , ' Michael Alles Paula Belanger Peggy Bies Helen Blais Paula Blanyer Stephen Boyd Susan Blizzard Christine Breen William Bowers Daniel Brown TOP Y TURVY Stephen Browning Sheila Burr Ov fl , ff J . J-U' I Q. 'U-lab 'nga M , 4 ff? ,fmbi :Wy f'f?'L kJ LJ ,741-jL' JLL0' A T 1 V ,, FX D iflwmffpi iufiuhu e G 'gimp .0 Q Q , C 27 Q16 , ,uf V 'Q app! . sip? C 0 n 4 9 C MP kk LF i Wi V f Jallaf' Cijw-+1fUZW SGPHGMORE DAYS Y L '70, 7 OJ -LLIL ei f ,, V C , .uf 0' q,ef f VWJJJF QDA' J Ju ! 'VMCfQi,' C eCy dC Gregory Carpenter Cynihiu Cook Ann Covunuugh Donna Cumbie John Conley Dennis Doorda Michael Dunn Patricia Gaitley Lorraine Fagan William Gambert Diane Forrest Patricia Gildea Roger Fox Patrick Gill 132 WouIdn't you know l'd get caught, thinks John Veale, as he cleans the ialousie with vigorll Monica Huber John Hull Charles Humphrey Kathleen Jabaly CPHOMORE LEAR! HARD W Y 1 1 I l w e . W W V , . , W , I. l J' Vg J S. J 1 2 lf fd l I ' I ' , I, 4 A JO l,l.l I. ff' -A, D , 'fx , f Q. J' j ,. .. .l' Mary Jaeger Cynthia Karl James Lacatski Debra lage John Jenzano Constance Komatz Gregory laCour Patricia Lambert XXX Q, x we 1 Patricia Lawler Barbara Loeffler .'x ,- ,i,,'4- ,X ,Qww F'0P Pafricia Matheny Claire Mealey Kaihleen McCormick Daniel Melanson James McNerney Georgonne Melvin Mary Madden JoAnne Malarney Kathleen Moser Stephen Nelson John Poliiono George Potee Frank Mowitz Lindo Nolan Edwin Poole Patrick Rainey DANCING PARKS SOPHCMORE LIFE Kathleen Roddy Ellen Roth Robert Searby Jggeph Segunda GGOD MARK Michael Shay Edward Somers Timothy Skipp Patrick Stack Richard Smith Elizabeth Stevenson But I was sure I answered all of them, groans Pat Lawler, as she looks up in dismay. Susan Strachan Kaihryn Sullivan James Taurchini Robert Taylor EQUIRE PRGPER STUDY 'f c. r 1 , , fe in ' f I' . , I 'A r , - 1 5' g .,z' ., A 5 if ,. i .1 fl ll , fr, 1 ., S f, - 'pl' fl f ,ll , I ' ,f A . i , A i- :4 ,a 'l 'l John Veale David Walkin: Donald Walsh James Weiss Suzanne Walsh William Whelan 137 CONFU ED FRE HME Margaret Altes Michael Barron Linda Anthony John Bartellani N Maureen Bates Marie Belanger Murtha Bay Theresa Bell Dennis Baylor Marvin Benford Celeste Beaupre Jeanne Berg ,psi-uw--We Marc Berg Raymond Burger Mary Carrigan Daniel Collins Michel Blais Yvonne Burger Deborah Catalene Robert Collins Patricia Bolton Richard Bybee Marguerite Chieppa Anne Crowley Kevin Buckley Richard Carlson Maxwell Cleland Cathleen Curran Patricia Davis Timothy DePalma Christina Favis Suzanne DeBrango Joseph D'Urgolo John Fiorifo GRO WI G UP Ellen Fif1mGUriCe Regina Freer Rosa Galliano Deborah Gildea Jack Greene Berndrd FOX Marianne Gabriele Rober! 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Nelson Starr George Stimson John Strachan FUNS OVER . . acqueline Sfripling Robert Thompson Monica Taylor Linda Touien Elizubefh VanDyck Mitchell VanEMen Grace Verrilli Joseph VonBirgelen Dalfld VUk9llU Jean Walsh Richard Whelan Iverson Whisnoni Sfeven While Roberf Wolfersteig To our advertisers and our photo- grapher, Mr. Gordon Dexter, the VERI- TAS staff is most grateful. Without their help it would be impossible to produce VERITAS. So, we ask the readers of our annual to patronize our advertisers. Best Wishes from ST. PAUL'S PARISH COUNCII. OF N.C.C.W. SA ARI BEACH MOTEL 375 s. ATLANTIC AVE. PHONE 253-0571 Teenage Dancing To The Nation's Greatest Bands OCEANFRONT PATIO March I5-April 21, 4-7 P.M. May 30-June 20 8. Holidays, 8-li PM PATRONS Rt. Reverend Monsignor William J. Mullally, P.A. Theedofe Pelfucclanl Very Reverend Monsignor Irvine Nugent Veld? Forms Reverend Father Michael Hanrahan K9 m'I Ferrell . Reverend Father Thomas D. Finn Df' 8' M s' F s 'k A' 5'5 . Reverend Father Brendan C. Donnelly Df' 8' M's' James H' Dem n9 Reverend Father Jose Mena Dr' 8' Mfs' Sem sIe 'be 9 Reverend Father paul Mess Dr. 8- Mrs. James D. MacPhee Reverend Father Cyril Donnelly Dr- 8' Mrs- l'I9 V9Y R- Fox Reverend Father Daniel J. Sloan Dr' 8' Mrs. B- -I' I-occur Reverend Father Nicholas King Dr- 8' Mrs- C' M- Cfouch Reverend Father Neil Sager Dr- 8' Mrs- J0sePI' F- SnYCle 1 J'- Reverend Father Emilio Garcia DV- 8' Mrs- P: A- 5Pe Pe ' Reverend Father Francis Donlon gr- 86 Igclglorg iv-nes Dr. 8m Mrs. Richard A. Stum rs' 0 or 9 U9 er Dr. an Mrs. Richard W, snoclfgmss Dr. H.S.B.. Treloar 8m O. B. Bonner, J Dr. 81 Mrs. C. A. Hazen SEETSBEAEE 2 ms' Edward Fuvls Mr. 8. Mrs. Thomas Gabriele . s.R.M.Miles Mr8lMrMHCI Dr. 81 Mrs. Gerald Williams Mr' M .s' C ' '. koey Dr. 81 Mrs. Sidney I. Ney Mrs' Lezgfe 8:21:25 Y Dr. 8- Mrs. Philip T. Fleuchaus ' Dr. 8i Mrs. Dr. 81 Mrs. Fred Dr. 81 Mrs. E. L. Michael R. Blais H. Albee, Jr. Thompson, Jr. Drs. J. V. McCall 8: F. R. Simmons Dr. W. A. Buhner Mr. 8. Mrs. C. R. Conlon 8: Family Mr. 8. Mrs. C. M. Paytas Mr. 8. Mrs. P. M. Paytas Nancy Malarney Montpelier's Standard Service Tom Cook Jeweler, Inc. Fryer's Wrecker Service Our Lady of Lourdes Attic Shop linden's Vogue Violet C. Land Modern Realty Borden's Dairy Mrs. Marguerite Barber -YE:I':f:nTm,ih5ipher Agency Clyde Cricket Morrow Fashion Housey 148 Very Reverend Monsignor Charl Irvine Nugent Gran Chaplain esScI dK Kur ci C COUNCIL 5422 DAYTONA BEACH 0ur Lady 0f Lourdes Women's Club Wishes the Groduofes every Success Best Wishes from 0ur Lady Of Lourdes Holy Name Society CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! FATHER LOPEZ HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTER'S CLUB Best Wishes To The 1967 GRADUATES of Father Lopez High School OUR LADY OF LOURDES HOME-SCHOOL ASSOCIATION Compliments of H. L. HERB HOFFMAN Your NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COMPANY AGENT Ormond Beach 147 W. Granada Avenue Office: 677-9516 Home: 677-7359 Daytona Carpet Mart LEE - KARASTAN - GULISTAN - WUNDA WEVE 384 N. Beach Street Daytona Beach, Florida JOHN H. LASCELLES 255-5479 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 67 LADIES AUXILIARY of the KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Peninsula Abstract and Title Company 312 South Beach Street DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Representing Lawyers Title Insurance Corporation of Richmond, Virginia for the issuance of title insurance R. W. CBobJ GARSTER Registered REAL ESTATE BROKER Garster Realty Bellair Plaza DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. Office OR 7-5212 Home OR 7-1723 Halifax Sporting Goods, Inc. Volusia County's Leading Sporting Goods Store IT PAYS TO PLAY 390 North Beach Street Daytona Beach, Florida IVY LANE CAMERA SHOP INC. Daytona's Only Complete Photographic House BELLAIR PLAZA 919 Volusia Ave. 125 Volusia Ave. 154 HAIL! HAIL! THE GANG'S ALL GONE GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE CLASS OFFICERS - ROOM 101 President ........................ CELESTE BEAUPRE Vice-President ...................... KEVIN MASTERS Secretary LINDA NELSON Treo REGINA FREER NICE TO HAVE KNOWN YOU FOR A YEAR MAY SUCCESS BE YOURS CLASS OFFICERS - ROOM 102 President ......................... KELLY HARTMAN Vice-President ............. ..... P AT McCOLLUM Secretary ........ PATRICIA BOLTON Treasurer ..... TERRY JANECZKO i CLASS orrlcens - Room 103 President .................. ......... T INA FAVIS Vice-President ..... ......... MA RC BERG Secretary ...... .... MA RIE BELANGER Treasurer ...... ..... ......... D E BBIE GILDEA We the Class of 'I03 For a Perfect Government Tree Have Chosen the Above Four To Stand Guard at Our Door. 'lik a Pleasure to Bank at 771e Atlantic ' WESTSIDE ATLANTIC BANK or DAYTONA BEACH 'll'-I 7 2... .Ll I nAY'1-QNA BEACH. xr-x..o:n.1:DA , -if 1l . .,, I'- E A , If AI' ef FLORIDA BAN K - and Trust Co. lf DCIROIIC -CSCI! I Munn Of rwum ofrosn msuuucs courcunou I me geff fb, qgaf Mpggy ALL MEMBERS FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION l58 CLASS OFFICERS - ROOM 105 President .................... GREGORY CARPENTER Vice-President . ........... JOHN VEALE Secretary ..... .... L ORRIE FAGAN Treasurer . . . .... PAT LAWLER YOU FINALLY MADE IT! CONGRATULATIONS!! BE TRUE TO GOD TO TRUTH AND TO DUTY CLASS OFFICERS - ROOM I04 President ....................... DENNIS DOORDAN Vice-President . ....... CYNTHIA KARL Treasurer ......................... MICHAEL ALTES LADIES' LADY GANT COUNTRY SHIRT JOHN MEYER OF NORWICH LONDON FOG MISTER PANTS NORMAN DAVIDSON COTTAGE TAILOR ETIENNE AIGNER DAVEY BAGS MEN'S GANT CREIGHTON DEANSGATE WAUHEGAN'S SHOES FRANK BROS. SHOES CANTERBURY BELTS LONDON FOG HANG TEN GOLD CUP CORBIN I STAGIS MEN and WUMEN CAMPUS and EDUNTBY CLBTH ING 2040 SouthAI.1a.ntic Avenue - CL 2 -4-LOS Daytona. Beach, Florida BLAZE THE WAY FOR US BEST WISHES CLASS OFFICERS- ROOM 202 President ................... KATHLEEN McCORMICK Secretary ..... ........... T RISH LAMBERT Treasurer . ..... SUSAN STRACHAN if -M ,Q w if T W - in 5551 sg L- X . l I . . i .sux 1 A 5 4 Q. 5 Ll gg A K QSM 3'-5.5: X14 1 K 4,4 , 3 Q N I J x .. ., , ' I ,uf V Q , ., S Q. K X i . P, , ' r r 'fu ' 'L Q-gums 5 E r . ' ig , . fx-5 - , M 'F 5' ' 2 Sf-xx .Q ' .. . ' 1 x H if N X N gg - gg ' Q A . ?f1'f Vg, .52 :A + QQ- Q 5 T , . , Nw QM. S . C Q. ,,, S - I - .. gg , X X y 1 M- il? - I . . N, .A N- Q .gik lm if Q ' -Q L Q as X f A CA 3 pf v rs' W gs , ax A GQ! Q nf 1 4+-.V 'Q Xi. AU' sf 1 ,, u fl X an A 1 is 5 'LO Ami? XL X1 iiifggigg QXQQ' 5 Q3 ' 9 m as ssf 1 A i I awww 5 Y . w'1 to if WESTERN STEAKS Lunch: Monday thru Saturday THE TROPICS Dining Room - Cocktail Lounge JULIAN LOPEZ, Your Hon Compliments from DON HUMPHREY'S MEN SHOP 166 North Beach Street Heart of Downtown Area .4l r ts suPfP 90 aw Compliments of Chez Bruchez Restaurant 304 Seabreeze Boulevard ALBERT L. BRUCHEZ Cuisine With a French Accent' R 8. R Industries Compliments of 500 C 'S e AV'-me , Father Lopez High School Holy Hi Social Studies Department CL 3-7627 Kcly's Restaurant UNEXCELLED FOOD AT A REASONABLE PRICE Delicious Home Made Pastries Air Conditioned for Your Comfort 734 Main Street Phone CL 2-5652 Compliments of CROWN ROYAL ART GALLERY 164 CLASS OFFICERS - ROOM 'IO6 P dent .................... JOHN HOFFMAN V -President . .... BOBBY CONLEY S etcry ........ ....... KA THY NELSON UNDERCLASSMEN FOLLOW OUR EXAMPLE AND YOU'VE GOT IT MADE Compliments of S. S. Kresge Medical Arts Pharmacy 1012 Volusia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Compliments of Your Local Savings and Loan Associations DAYTONA BEACH FEDERAL FIRST FEDERAL ORMOND BEACH FEDERAL COMPLIMENTS OF METZ SUPERMARKET 3314 s. ATLANTIC AVENUE PHONE 677-4944 Woodland Studio Decorator Service - Draperies, Slip Covers 345 S. Yonqo CU. S. Hwy. D Ormond Beach, Florida GRAN 'N' ELLEN TABER Phone CL 2-0013 Phone CL 3-1259 Complimenls Of BASS 8. SWAGGERTY WHOLESALE PRODUCE GROWERS - DlSTRlBUTORS 330 Carswell Ave. Holly Hill, Fla. THOMPSON PHARMACY YOUR FAMILY HEALTH CENTER 141 W. Granada Ormond Beach, Fla. SENIOR HOMEROOM 107 WORLD, LOOK OUT: WE'RE BREAKIN' OUT! CLASS OFFICERS deni ...................... STEVE GILDEA President .............. WALTER MAUGHN fury ..... MARY LYNN WINFREE PIXIE CONLON SOUND CENTER, INC. ELECTRONIC SOUND SYSTEMS TV, STEREO, TAPE RECORDERS 946 Volusia Avenue CLinton 2-5371 Daytona Beach, Florida S. W. BUBENAS, President ANTHONY'S DELICATESSEN The Original Giant Hoagy Sandwich A-Meal-in-a-whole Loaf of Italian Bread 5Oc TAKEOUT SERVICE ROBISON HARLEY-DAVIDSON SALES 508 Volusia Avenue A Daytona Beach, Florida 32014 Phone 255-6788 Owner u n JOE ROBISON NEW HORIIONS .,.-P Compliments of Yiidggheg ik A 820 Ballough Road Daytona Beach, Fla. LIVE BAIT AND FISHING TACKLE THE FISHIN' HOLE 450 N. Beach St. Daytona Beach, Fla. SAN REMO RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE Famous for Italian and American Food Open from 5 PM. to 11 P.M. CLOSED MONDAY 9271.2 afppazei QUILLIAN' CONCRETEINC. , if llll what 01 4 ,EQQMQDCQMQ Beach St. at Volusia - Daytona Beach, Florida V I N i n Ph. 3 . N 3 I F X .JI NWllg55?LlSIg d Inch 168 COMPLIMENTS OF ST. BRENDAN'S WOMEN'S CLUB OUR GREETINGS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1967 Father Lopez Mothers' Club 3? ENJOY :lik nm HouoAY HOSPITALITY W x.N,x,xxx,. NLM!!! KN.. .., A . Q ,rQ,,,, ' AT 'F ' -J -M Sm HOLIDAY INN - NORTH 1202 Ridgewood Avenue Holly Hill, Florida 255-2514 106 comfortable rooms HOLIDAY INN - OCEANSIDE 905 S. Atlantic Ave. Daytona Beach Flo. 255-5432 HOLIDAY INN - WEST 1798 Volusia Avenue Daytona Beach, Fla. 255-2422 128 comfortable rooms 108 Comfortable rooms COMPLIMENTS OF DAYTONA BEACH NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION 171 Compliments of Air Conditioned, Dual Controls ABC DRIVING SCHOOL Licensed By State Of Florida Stephen T. Danko 400 Broadway Dayto?1?:xBil:3:h, Fla. Phone 253-3226 After 6 P.M. Call 252-6947 Compliments of HAIGH-BLACK FUNERAL HOME J. H. Haigh John H. Haigh, Jr. R. H. Black Jere Holcomb Associate Catholic Director Assistant Catholic Director Compliments of Compliments of 'I33 South Ocean Avenue 253-0666 C0 'P'i 1e 'S of PEARSON'S GROCERY 856 Orange Avenue STORAGE CHOICE WESTERN MEATS COMPLIMENTS OF CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY PORT ORANGE, FLORIDA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES FROM ST. PAUL'S HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION Does going to college pa ? Yes! The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that the average college graduate will earn !B170,000 more during his working lifetime than a high school graduate. A college diploma pays dividends! As our country grows ever more tech- nological, a solid educational background Q becomes increasingly important in shap- ing your career. Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of '67, Go forward with Florida in the exciting and stimulating years ahead. More power to you! ln F L 0 R l D A P 0 W E R HELPING B K L I G H T C U M P A N Y u1Lo FLORIDA FL RIDA P ODUCTION E GINEERING CO. Phone 255-2566 Established 1945 - Designers - Builders Dies - Tools - Special Machines P. O. Box 630 Daytona Beach, Florida HANLEY DISTRIBUTORS, INC The House of Fine Wine 998 Bellevue Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida VIC'S DRIVE-IN DRUGS Radio Dispatched Prescriptions Oxygen Service Convalescent Supplies Dial 767-1271 720 Ridgewood Avenue - Hwy. 1 Port Orange Compliments of CREIGHTON'S RESTAURANT Home of the Worlds Best Apple Pie 200 Magnolia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Nl A D E O P '1 -V.,..FQ.ll,!l,fF 2- J SIEGLE R SPEED QUEEN GENERAL ELECTRIC 200 VOLUSIA AVE. DAVTONA BEACH. FLORIDA CL 5 2573 9 6 ce? ' A Florida Tradition For 97 Years 160 N. Beach Street Phone CL 3-7641 Daytona Beach, Florida fofcii CQESECILLZCIIZE 'FINEST AMERICAN AND CHINESE FOODS 308 SEAEREEZE BOULEVARD DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA P CL 2 9853 Fon Rsssnvrri s on ORDER To TAKE OUT LeGrande's Prescription Shop W. O. LeGRANDE Pharmacist Phone CL 2-3671 - CL 2-3672 246 South Beach Street Daytona Beach, Fla. The Neighborhood Bar With The Friendly Flavor JOHNNY'S BAR MUSIC Beer, Wine, Liquor, Package Liquor, Ho-Made Sandwiches 549 N. Beach Street Across The Street From The Coca-Cola Plant comrumsms or PEPSI COLA . . rr 'f':s:b ' 'X' wwf NEE:E:E:i:1.. xx Q..-e-R. ass-1:s:s:a:e.., - --Q . -Fx-Q-:-:-:E-35. :-:?:f.-:-:Q-R-1-:-:- -. Q ? --225532:1:2::-:'QE5g,g55:1-I-I- 2:5 if 553 Fe 55 225555 . . 4:22:25 1: 5: 21? 5521 .F ' , 123225 3 l:3 -kristi? 52 225 2555: 1 f ef:-as 'Psi fi . sei 25252 I ' si ass. 11211. 2 5 :s. ra: 52:5 25 :axe ss: -s.-sifoe N -r ' '-'-:gt-' cunm mlm sm: 6 HALIFAX SHOPPING CENTER 231 Riverside Drive Holly Hill, Florida Compliments of Constable Harvey C. Altes The Ormond Printers COMMERCIAL PRINTING STATIONERY AND OFFICE FORMS LETTER PRESS AND OFFSET F. H. SEIBERT, Owner 31 W. Granada Ave. Ormond Beach 677-4114 PHONE 253-7651 UP TO S600 DAYTONA LOAN CO. fpzomllzf- eonfldcntiaf 244 S. BEACH STREET W. H. HALEY DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA BEST WISHES from DEXTER PHOTO SERVICE official Photographer for Veritas DI .31 . -Krfr -' H5132 CFQ'f.1gi 2 '-1' Jg'a'a' -- ' ' Q 0' 'a 5 'll .9ga,'.b J. -,-of 1 5. J, .,.-.- ugmtqj 3 op. ng , gg, ...rn Stun ,www , :D-Fuffkef 'IIE . '?5 f ai- 'gm 51: 3'rz'- '1 -'v 13713 . . - 5' -C . .TRS ,. .1-2 'fi- .-1 . . '3 effgc ' AV.. Af: 8. C .42 ATS NAMES All ' Ret ll To 7 E 0 :Q-g: It FAMOUS FASHIONS FOR MEN :M IC 156 SOUTH BEACH STREET DOWNTOWN DAYTONA BEACH FLORIDA PHONE 255 4526 I 2' .' n. -r 55's . ' ef z ..f .f 'O '14,- ' mi 1 w' qc I'-if S' 'Q viz. - ' 52:4 . op, I F: -'az' c, ...-E ,o, X .- . ,O as .wa .f 5 l gf.-2 P ' EPT., xi' :IIT 'E- 'Q' ff: Q 7 '- zzsbq 5 I r :3, 1-, , L':4' ' - - 13.25 . . suqgvua 0 . yn. I r , . 0 l fi ::. E nn . N' . Q - Q 3 .wir-ls iw -. . V ...U h O 0-YU In-.4 I :. I ' 5-'Sf . ,Q-TTI'-' ' l :y:I1Iuh s: L'-:ki-25 .t 'Ax-iz .1 a . 3' nf: 'kip .' ., ,. ,'.-:I 1. 5 ' ' J P3h P1' COMPLIMENTS OF HANlEY'S GULF SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF DUNN BROS. HARDWARE CO - AND DUNN LUMBER AND SUPPLY . ' 'Fi N...N .,.., . Congratulations f A R 'Al- ., .. 52.4 ' ff .Its S .ilqq Q -' B - , p AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION flf- i . COMPANY ' xv- FS- f -' ' . 'x'-'-'-ff'-- , ..v:. .....1......f-gg ., ' Your Complete Home Furnishers Furniture - Carpets Appliances - Draperies mATHER'S 119 So. Palmetto Cl. 2-1591 402 Second Ave. CL 2-8162 Serving the Halifax Area for over 46 Years 1618 South Ridgewood Ave. South Daytona, Florida Bus.: 253-7576 252-2222 Y' Res: 767-1676 179 You will enjoy shopping at lVEY'S of Daytona Beach 166 So. Beach downtown and Little Shop, Bellair Dodge Dodge Truck Fiat DAYTONA DODGE 739 Volusia Avenue Daytona Beach, Fla. 252-3771 If you didn't buy that car from us, you paid too much. KING OF AMERICA'S DOUGHNUT 980 Volusia Ave. Phone 253-2508 - 253-2509 WHOLESALE - RETAIL Special Prices to Churches and Parties Special Fund Raising Plan for Clubs, Sorority's, Churches Four Generations of Swiss Jewelers - From 1881 'Wm fl. Ritzi and Sons, Inc. F l N E J E W E L E R S TELEPHONE 252-2552 122 NORTH BEACH STREET DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA MEMBERS OF THE AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 677-4075 255-4846 - Emergency WALSH TEXACO STATION u. s. No. 1' s. Flomich - Holly Hill, Fla. Trust Your Car To The Man That Wears The Star Emergency Road Service Compliments of SOL-RAY SUPPLIES AN UNUSAL STORE 546 Ballough Road Daytona Beach, Florida PHONES: CL 2-7911 or Cl. 3-6568 McCormick's Men's Wear Westgate Shopping Center ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE Sim pson-Conlon Insurance Agency, Inc. Daytona Beach, Florida Telephone CL 2-5614 112 BAY STREET HALIFAX BOWLING LAN ES 24 Brunswick Pinsetters Restaurant Children's Nursery BUTTERFLY GIFT SHOP Gifts for all occasions 9 N. Atlantic Ave. Clean 81 Sanitary You Will See Your Food Prepared AMPLE PARKING I'lancocIs's Tru-Vue Grill FAMOUS FOR MINUTE STEAKS Phone CL 2-3273 Mr. 8. Mrs. W. L. Hancock CRubin and Lunal 536 Volusia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida MINCY'S PHARMACY 2100 S. Atlantic Daytona Beach, Fla. Phone 255-5388 Free Delivery PURE ICE CO. 310 Volusia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Dial 252-8042 BEST WISHES FROM WELCOME TRAVELERS The Ideal Furniture Store The Doris Lamp Shop A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF LAMPS AND SHADES PHONE CL 2-7551 PORT ORANGE FLORIDA Compliments of Henry's Luggage Shop Headquarters of FAMOUS NAMES IN LUGGAGE AND LEATHER GOODS 244 S. Beach St. Tel. CL 2-1373 Compliments of DAYTONA FURNITURE SHOWROOMS Retail sale of Quality Furnishings At Discount Prices Robert whifs nsbsn Conley Matthew Komatz Municipal Airport Area Daytona Beach B U R N S Janitor Supplies 8. Services 500 Mason Avenue Daytona Beach Phone 252-81 I4 COUCHMAN PRINTING COMPANY John Mallory, Owner FINE PRINTING PLUS SERVlCE LEITERPRESS 8- OFFSET Phone Cl 2-4284 138 Magnolia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida TOWNE HOUSE HAIR FASHIONS 236 River Beach Drive Ormond Beach, Florida Phone 677-I325 Compliments of ORLANDO'S SHELL Specializing in Tune-Ups and Minor Repairs, Lubrication Proprietor: ORLANDO GIONFRIDDO U. S. 'I at Granada Ormond Beach Lloyd Ranew, Cl 2-5282, Hugh Hunter, CL 3-0477 ATLAS WELDING COMPANY, INC. Sand Blasting - Metallizing Ornamental Iron - Structural Steel Business Phone CL 2-8769 601 N. Canal Road Daytona Beach, Florida SANTA'S RESTAURANT Home coolceo Fooos REAL ITALIAN sPAof-ffm ALA NAPOLITlANO Compliments Of MAC'S GROCERY PIZZA STEAK - CHOPS - SEA FOOD 300 590579916 Phone OR 7-9639 US-I Ormond Beach Across from Welcome Travelers Furniture Co. AlfslfiiQgiffif' - --K y 5 , if I I? Compliments of i M Olonial F - 1 R gsfggi , MAC'S sl-los REPAIR N T 'f 5555 -:fmt , u it I 15 Volusia Ave. MRS. FRANCES B. THURMAN, Owner IIB South Palmetto Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Best Wishes to the Green Wave Phone 252-2543 Factory Trained Servicemen RCA - Zenith AL DAWCMQEQEIECMET DAYTONA RADIO s. ' ' TELEVISION 116 So. Segrave Avenue Sales and Service 200 Orange Ave. V. L. Blank H. M. Force, Jr. Daytona Beach, Fla. Guy B. Odum 8. Co., Inc. COMPLETE INSURANCE FACILITIES SURETY BONDS Daytona Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 530 N. Beach Street Daytona Beach, Florida I ' Phone CL 2-3701 614941 Volusia ,himgo pal.. bffesfth ....,,.-.V I TT BILL srEvENsoN, Representative Coke 1 N B o r T L E s GREATER DAYTONA BEACH FLORISTS ASSOCIATION BAGWELL'S FLORISTS HOLLY HILL FLORIST ROOT'S FLOWERS VlOLET'S FLOWERS ZAHN'S FLOWERS KAY'S GREENHOUSE BELLEVUE AVE. FLORIST 5TORY'S FLOWERS WYMAN'S BLVD. SHOP McRAY'S FLOWERS Compliments of Sacred Heart Altar Society New Smyrna Beach, Florida TOM HOLLEMAN Complete Insurance Service - at A Saving - THE TOM HOLLEMAN AGENCY Phone 255-7554 123 S. Ridgewood Daytona Beach, Florida Compliments of Plumbers and Steamfitters Local Union 295 'IB4 Compliments of STAN'S TRANSMISSION Benq Compliments of WOOLWORTH'S ir Plaza Daytona Beach HALL PUBLISHING CO. 807 Volusia Ave. Daytona Beach, Fla. NATURAL GAS Live modern - for less - with natural gasl Fmllllllllllllll GAS 618 Volusia 253-5635 COMPLIMENTS OF GGTOY KING Who Regins Supreme In Everything For Little Princes and Princesses Bellair Shopping Center Daytona Beach, Fla. Ph.: 677-9690 G. Balewski, Mgr. P. Scherschel, Asst. Mgr. Compliments of BELK-LINDSEY VOLUSIA 551 N. BEACH sr. DAYTONA BEACH FLA IMPORTED PARTS 6 , .... A nhtl M 4:.:,....,N- ,. b iii' Parts and Acgessoiies QQEQA x,.., H i ' . '.' .. Joseph J. Dougherty CL 3-8118 Lloyd Cox Company BOOKS . . . OFFICE SUPPLIES Things You'll Be Needing- for Writing and Reading! 118 N. Beach Street Compliments of WORLD NEWS CO. 170 No. Beach St. Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Hartman, Jr. 200 South Segrave Telephone CL 21501 O'STEENS PHARMACY Phone CL 3-0673 Westgate Shopping Center Daytona Beach, Florida Your PRESCRIPTION Center OSBORNE JEWELERS 722 Main Street Daytona Beach, Florida CL 2-4991 SOUTHERN PAINT 8. SUPPLY CO. The Place to Buy Your Painf' 239 S. Segrave Ave. - 253-8108 Daytona Beach, Florida ART SUPPLIES WALLPAPER MOWER KING LAWN MOWER SALES AND SERVICE LAWN MAINTENANCE JESS HATHAWAY Phone 255-3515 625 North Beach St. Daytona Beach, Fla. Compliments of DEEB JABALY'S SONS 518 Ballough Road 253-8124 CLEAN RUGS LAST LONGER Best of Luck to the Seniors SMITTY'S BARBER SHOP Glenn L. Smitty Smith Your City Commissioner-Zone 3 86 WOMACK ASPHALT PAVING CO. Daytona Beach, HELYN'S Villa School of Dance Tap, Ballet, Acrobatics, Adagio, Toe, Modern Jazz, Ballroom 1216 Ridgewood Ave. Holly Hill CL 3-5024 Member D. M. of A Florida TWO LOCATIONS Big Tree Road 255-7556 THE BALI RESTAURANT 8. LOUNGE 607 Broadway - Daytona Beach ' 110 Ocean Shore Blvd. - Ormond Beach AIA CHAR BROILED STEAK - CHOPS CHICKEN - SEAFOOD DINNERS from 51.75 EDDIE FURMAN Entertaining Nitely-Daytona BALI Joe Cowan at Ormond Beach Bali SCHOOL SUPPLIES JOHNNY'S SHIRT LAUNDRY OFFICE FURNITURE OFFICE SUPPLIES 9 N' Com S DAYTONA orrlcs EQUIPMENT SSYVICQ Dial CL 2-5802 215 No. Ridgewood Avenue 'Y f-n---.- fW'?5i,,2'6f-'iii' E Wkufm Compliments of BODN EY CLEANERS CULBRETH JEWELERS 8 - CONVENIENT LocATloNs - a 110 S. Ocean Ave. A 945 Volusia Ave. STEAKBURGER zj1J'1Tf'AK V CHILI Choice Ground Steak, E 'Hake CGenuinel Fresh Daily from Grilled - Served on rm: Our Own Kitchen Toasted Bun You'Il Like It lT'S A MEAL CURB COUNTER-CARRY OUT SERVICE-OPEN AIR PATIO We Invite You to Visit Steak n Shake COMPUMENTS or EST, 1944 D W Browning Floyd J. Tredway's Contracting Company DAYTONA MOVING 8. Plumbing, Heating, and Air Conditioning Co, 545 Bcllough Road Agents Phone CL 2-1528 ALLIED VAN LINES, INC. Daytona Beach, Florida Floyd 'I' Tredway Owner-Manager 7 I o E P 253 sooo f QW R u t In 8. L e o n ' s ll0!f Wlllt- ACCIIIOIIOI Q aff!! ' 0 AMERICAN EXPRESS 24g,',Q5.gg!'3'f,5?' I5 N A 'l5 N. Coates 6 4 CREDIT CARDS HONORED D B F Daytona Beach, Fla. coMPuMsNrs or MAC'S ELECTRIC SHOP Compliments of RIDGEWOOD COURT GROCERY STORE 1600 South Ridgewood Ave. South Daytona, Florida KING'S CELLAR Prime Ribs - Steaks - Chops - Seafoods Italian Cuisine Hand-made Lasagna-Polo Cacciatora- Veal Parmigiano FEATURING King's of Comedy - Houston 81 Dorsey RAMSAY BROS. FISHING TACKLE 715 Main St. REDEMPTORIST FATHERS SACRED HEART CHURCH New Smyrna Beach, Florida Phone 253-9827 BUCK'S TRIM SHOP AUTOMOBILE TOPS, SEAT COVERS, FLOOR MATS COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE UPHOLSTERY FREE ESTIMATES 142 S. Campbell St. Daytona Beach, Fla. Triumph - BSA - BMW - Ducati - Motorcycles Cushman Scooters BIRCH'S CYCLE SHOP PARTS - REPAIRS - ACCESSORIES Phone Clinton 2-1387 533 N. Beach Street Daytona Beach, Fla. Q!! Family o by on or 1128 st 1 A Wheel and Brake Speclallst YHII . 'WM'-'o-00 T BuD's REPAIR sl-lor -om ft-.L-3 , . a e venue Holl i ,Florida . 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