Mainland High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Daytona Beach, FL)
- Class of 1943
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Some years before, if you had stood in the same position, you could have spied un that dauntles privateer Hawkins, as he cruised nonehalantly through the coastal waters, in scart-lt of exeitement. Likely as not, he would find it in the form of a Spanish Man 0' War. Then you would witness the most thrilling spectarle of your life. Hawkins would hoist full sail- to tice? Ho, No! to speed right into the teeth of the Spaniards, but with a smashing broadsidi: Fire when within shot. There would be it few lninutcs of breathless maneuvering hy both vessels, in attempts to get into fighting position, hut you could safely wager that another Spanish frigate was to sink quickly to Old Davie's locker, for few on the sea could match the fierce daring of Hawkins. Then there was Drake, too, who often took a race down to the gulf waters to loot, casually, the gold-cargo of any non-English marine he might sec, for more so than Hawkins were no men adequate competitors against Sir Drake's crafty seamanship. Who could resist the flashing eutlnsses of Drnke's men as they swept over the rails? How faintly we realize the glamorous and romantic part Florida has played in the develop. ment of the New World! Indeed, upon close examination, we find that such scintillating characters as Blaekbeard, Drake, Hawkins, and Morgan roamed extensively through Southern waters, Then, very much alive, apparently, were those dashing, colorful, real but-raneers who failed up and donn the coast of the Florida peninsula! Those atlventurous spirits, just as our gallant Buccaneer athletes of today, bore in their breasts that noble challenge, winner take all . lt is the purpose of this historical rcminiscenee to base a foundation for the appropriate adoption of Buccaneers :ts the standard of Mainland High, consequently, to be more explicit as to the role of our loeality in the annals of huecanet-r history, let us recall incidents which actually took plaee in Volusia County, and on ground over which we have often trod, In the fall of 1565, when France and Spain were at war on the high seas, a most bloody episode occurred right an Ihr? slrcreh of share new kuoaeu as Dilylofza lfratrh! A group of vewels bearing Huguenots to America encountered a unit of the Spanish navy, and in a wild chase od our coast, both fleets were broken up, with the llugoenots landing on our beat-h. They were met and captured by -Spaniards from St. Augustine, but those disavowing Protestantism were spared, the remainder lover two hundred men, women, and ehildrenj were told-bloodedly massacred as they stood helpless nn the sands. And lastly, down at the mouth of the Mosquito Lagoon fHalifax Rirerj were once capttu-ed Italian pirates attempting to escape across the bar, after having sacked the settlement ox' New Smyrna. Now, who eau truthfully say that our Buccaneers are so named, unjustly? -STANLEY PARKYN. -'E T' 1 vt P ws, ' , V k. y V, B if +I, M-, i y .4 ..' 4.114 , e, -. 211 .Page Tsea i ,, :rr 43 ., - D- ring, 5-7:-2 '1,.f'!n, q, fwfr? -gt.13f-fill: Q if -'Wi' rw X ix 75 -A-1-R' , !-74 :-' . it , 121, I. -I'-, gr y ,pun ,N ' ' 11 -7'3-5- KU . -'. -' -. 'Q. 1 1' l I' - . N-- ' 7' '-:- ' 1 7:2513 1- H 'A+ , ' - ,.W' gg-5. N DEDICATION To Mn. WIu.mM B. TRELOAR Our faithful new captain of the Nlninlnnd crew-the 1934- Buccaneer is sincerely dedicated. r ,j' im.. 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Red Rose Red and Y'Vh1te X OFFICERS C1.xFFoRn SNYDER . . . . . . . . Prnxifh-nz HARRY LYON . . . . Vin' Prmidwzz Hazel. McIN'rosH . . . Sw-rrzury TOM COBB . . .... . Trar1f.tm'w' ON GRADUATION NIGHT On grnduzitiun night IVc scum to catch a sight Of future, somber days, IVhL-n fncctl with coming life, YVQ arm ourselves to tight The adds of fate with htmpe- Dcvoitl of high-school ways. Inherent of school days. FAREWELL TO MAINLAND Hcrck tn good old Mzlinlzmd Fruin the class of thirty four: Let her time-inspired traditions Life forevermore. O lVl:tinland, O lVlninlandl You'rc thc pride of every eye. Let all departing seniors Bid you a fond goodby. O Mninlziml, O Mainland! Please hear mn' parting call, You'rc thc greatest of all high schools VVC love you one and all. O Mainland! My Mziiriland You will forever beg Fur though I live in foreign lands, Yuulre home, sweet home to me. -WOODROVV G. STRICKLAND. 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BENJAMIN ALLEN I-'OLSON --n, 1... ..-...1 1..- 1..,...-1 1... ..-...1....-...-1 li. ll. H. S.. l. 2. K, I. ll.-11:1issn11tc Utiiiel- 4. ....1..-1..... 1. :, 1, 4. V 1 A3.,,y.flA4.f X' 1, . jlil-'FIR czoommx f-s.1.....- .. ,.. J... ,.. .,-......, .r.-...1. .. .1 .1f..... ... ......-, 11. 11. 11, s., 1, J, 1, 4, 11.-sr.y.Ny. LUIS CUNNHLLY ....- 1...1.. 1... ..., 1....,..-' pn... 1:..1.i.- High :.1.....1, 1. 11..1.... 1'. 1...-, :. 11. 11. 11. s., 1. 4. 2...1 vm- 1-...1.1.... 1x...v, 4. 1'....1.1.... '1'1..4... 111.1 s........, 1. .'Xrs1aL1l1l M.111.1g:1 Unk IL1-K:v1l1.1lI, ig A111111.1l Shui: Dm-Y. 1, 1. L S1111-Dmlv. 4: Thvlu cn., 1. 4. x........ ,41..r.... :, s.-..1... 1-1... I 2,19 fu 11 . U, 11V Q'XI 1 f f 'z ' ' '.,Ip'H1p554I .- -' I .1 ' ,h - V - --- ,LI I-IDNA MARGARET GRISWOLD --sw..-1 1.1.1 ..1 f..-...ly ..11...-.1 1.......1,4... Thar ,f..- 11.11.1- v. 11. 11. s.. 1, :, 1, 4. 'r.I..1..1.f mm chi. 11 11y.sr11--xy, 1. 1z..1..1b.11, Ig muff., 1, 2. ATHALIA BROWN HOUGII SIN Imawl un num- 1m1n1vml. D. H, ll. S.. I. Z. 1, -la llrm1iSS:1llEl', 4? ul.. 1-1.11. z. 1. 11 s..,.1..1....111 11.pm...1..1.e nl Smw Muskal funllsil, 2. JOHN WILLIAM GORMLHV H4 ......, .4 mm ,ma .....mE.. s1. 1-1-11'.1. 11 n. 11. 11. s., 1, 1, 4. 111-v. 11 01-mm. 1. 4. cle. cum, 1, 4. BEATRICE GRUS f-H.. 1...-f., 1..-.W -11.111111 . .r.f..,1..1 fm... 1rllJllrc'. n. 11. M. S.. I. 2, 1. 4. 11.-Y, x, -1. Tr.:.surf1', sun-mm, 1, 11.-pnrm, operuh., kj Cxub, :L,, 1 ,CQZM :AX RUTH ELIZABETII GRISWOLI7 -'.4l..1...'. ...f,..11..1 ...I 1...,,1..m. n. n. 11. s.. 1, :. 1. -11 ze... cm. :. 1. 111.5111--N1-, 1, 2, 1m1.f1b.11, 1. .1m.e1y. 1,4 JOHN PHILIP H.-XTTON --1111111.11 1.11.1 .1.-.-, .11 .l1....gr11:- mm. 11.-na. mgr., I, 2g n, 11 11. s, 1, 4 MARXIORIIE HELEN HOEGNER I..-1 ur uukf vm-ny 11-hilr llw day lun. 11. 11. 11, s.. 1. 2. 1, 1. nm um-rw. 11 11.51.111..11 11.1.1 cm., 1, 111111, 1. 1'..11.y Hall. l. VIRGINIA DIQZHRNE HITCH ' 4-.1l..- ...... .1 b.....i..X ...J ..m..i..g figme- 11. 11, H. s 1. 2, 1. -1, 1111.-1 cum 111-up mu, 1, 2, P...p..1sc sun, 2. nm' swmn. 1, 11.1.11 1, 1, 1. '1'l1m C111 sigma, 2, 1, 4. 2.1.1--11.11 'r......11.r, 1. 1-11.1. 11... s,..1....11-, 2, 1.11.1111 51.1111 11..5kfm.111 1, 1, 11 cum ., s.1m1..11- .1111 'r.....1wr. 4. P.-1111151111 sub ,' Debi. -5. I .J f - rv ,, f, X L, I N 'Ai . f4.L'E-:'1i1!?LT-:TY 'ES Ii L Pug: Eleven w Q N L 425 Pagf Tavrliw? 12,645 ' '- 7... V V. I 7 4 , 1 -VI I , v rf RVBY ...H BERT! fb LIXRL JFRGENS --fn., ..-f.. .f....,1.1 .11 ml... nr'- kugda High Schmvl. Nwporl, K. I.. I, 2. il nuns 4 Hit mu' . 1,4.P..D.,.. LOUISE HILL ...rv .. mf ......f.f. ..v f..p..,...,..m n. n. u. s., 1. 2. s, 4, n.-v. 1, 2. 1, 4. IIALLIR EMILY HVLL Hn .lszifmr .mf migluf.-r llmn rrrfrrh wr. Hulk Hill Sfhmt I. 2 D. lx. H. S., 1, 4 . . v...5i.1.... ..f UN, :. cm km...-s.. ui. Cx...- rluh. J. mil.-. lull, mskmmn, Tr-ck. ' I 3. uxnwxx' Wll,l.l.-X31 AIONES f I-L.. ... .r..-.. ..- .., ...J .l.....,. X 4 n. H. H. S., 1. 3, x, 4. GQ K F' I X . L quux 'IAEDELL IIAMILTON 11. ...- .1-.-. fm... ... ,......f., L.,-rn... n. xx, H. s.. 1, J, 1, 4, F...m..x1, 1. lA HUNTER A .ml .-yr sw... pf... n. ax. n. a., I, .. 3. 4. AIOSEPII HARDWICK 1.. ...,....... 1... 1... 1... fun. lv. lx. ll. S.. l. 2, I, -J. P..-:irmu n Club, 4. F....u...n. 1, :, 1. 4. .xmmm cami.. x'.....s..1x, 4. c.......... r....n...n, 4. n club. 4. n.-Y, 2, z, 4. s.-fg.:........fA...., mx, 4. 1-...,....x. mn. 1. mr.. n-.........e., :, 4. FRANCIS ELLIOT Il.X'l'FHELL Il Lum- ur... .. ..l...r.f' . . . 2. . 44 Cir: Club, 4x rs u n x I 4 F.....z.,.n, 1. um-1...n, 2. gffrxexgz-5, -9 I f - . J' I I U 1' flug., W X N fl 1' ELIZABI-I'I'Il CARROLL LEE --r.11,111-.- 11 .1 11.-1.11.11 iv1g.1l1.111 11,1 1.11.1113 11, 11 11. s., 1, 2, 1. 11 1'1111111111 1111 011. 1, 1-111 11111111.1111 1111 cm, 11 1-1111 c111 11111111, 11 11.1.1', 41 1111111111111 c11111, 41 1:..1 c1111. 1. 1, 41 111111111111111 C11111, 11 1111111111. 4. RI I'lI AMRLIA KITTERDGE 1'11.-- 1.111.111.1111 111111 ,.1111fw 11.-.111111. 1-1111111-1 11111 111111 s1r1.1111. N. 12. 1, :1 11. 11. 11. s.. 1. -11 11.11.x', 1, 11 1111-1' 111-11111111, 41 11.1111-111.111, 1, 1, 51111111 1'111y jl'ANI'I'.'X DIXIE JOHNSON 1-.1 111.111, 11.-.111 .111111 111, .1 1111.1 1.1.1.111111..-- II. II. H. S., l, 2, i, 31 Cla!! 'l'rc:1s11rr!, 11 111111111 1111-11. 21 11111111 T111111, 11 111111 C111 5111111 1, -11 s1111.D1111, 41 Tuck, 1. I-IMANVEL LEVENSON 1-.1 1111.1 11,1 111.111 1111,,.11.-- 11. 11. H. s., 1, 1, 1, 41 111111111, 41 c1151 1111111111111, 2. I ELlZ.XBI-ZTII I-'RANGES KENDRICK --111111.11 .-1-11111.14 5,111 1111 1,111 .1111 11, 1111111.11 11.1111 11111 s1n1111, 11 11. 11. II, S.. 2. 1. 41 11111 111111, 11 0111 11111-11111, 11 1111111111111 111111, 1, :1 1111111111, 11 1'11111y 11111. 11 Tuck. I. DOROTHY NEEMAN KARRICK -um 111.1111 1.11111 11. 111111, 111.11 11.11.-1 D. II. N. 5.1 11 31 K1 -L OLIVIA EVELYN JOHNSON fw111r11..1111 1.111111 1111111 ,1.1.111111. 11.111 1111111111 5111-1111, 1, 11 11. 11, 11. s., 1, 41 s.-1111111 111111 '1-11111111-1, 11 1:i11 111111111-1. 1, 1. 111-s1111N1, 11 0111- 111111, 1, :1 1111111-11111. 1, 31 11. 11. 1111111111111. 11 11111- 111.1111111.111, 1. 21 11111111111 C11111, 1. MARY STRAFORD LYONS HH 111111111 11-.1-r 111.1 111111 .'.111:f 11! 1I.1rh, :hm 111, 11.1.1.1 11111 ,1111,11,1.-- 11. 11. 11. s., 1, 2, 1, 11 111.5111--N1, 11 111111 0111, 2, Q11 111111, 2, 1, 41 111111111 111111, 1. P11 gs Thirteen 4 'nga Fa111'l.'.'11 Al'lll'1LBlA MORGAN --F.. ,1., 1. 1... 111, .,.. .1 4.1.1, ...1..-..- .......'. 11. 11, 1.. s., 1, 2. 1. 4. 11..s1.,-N.. s. 11.-.....,......-, 4, 4. j:UK1RS EIJXVARD LINDBERG -41.1. .. .-... ....1 11...-. ...M ,1...., 1.11.1 1.. 11.. ,.1.- .....1.1 11..f1.-. ....:- 11. 11. 11 s., 1. 2. 1. 4. 1-..-1.1......11:,...-1 1'1..1., 4. 'm.,...... 111.11 4. .x........1 s...r1. 11.-. 1-1..1., 2, 1. 4. 111.11 2. 4. 4. 11.21. 11.1, 4. 11 r1..11, 4. .1-... 11,.....g.-. 11.41.-.1..11. 2. .s1........-1 1f.....r...11, 1, 4. 0...-.'.1..., 1, 4. DONALD C. M EACHEN A-,1 ..1.....-., 1..1m- ....11.- 1. 1-.-...H 11. 11. 11. s., 1, z, 4. 4. 111.-.1 c'1..1.. 2. 1. 4. 1.11.1 ch... 11..,k..1..11, 1. 0.-...fm 2. 1. 4. rm1........ n.....n.1. cm-. 1. XLXRGIE MHRKLI-I 4411... 1... ... W.. ..-.11. ..1..1, 11. ...W 1... ...,.. ...V ......1 ..-.11. 1 11 11 11. S., 2, 1, 4. 111141.11111 4, 11.-...1....... cm., 1. 4. 0.1, 4. nhl..-.1-.11 cnpm... 2. s...1... 1-1... DOROTHY ALICE M E.-XCIIEN --1-... .1.....1 1 ....w, -....-.. .1..ll gm... ur. 11. 11. 11, s., 1, 2, 1. 4. Pi 11.1.3 11.14, 1, 2, 4. 14....1......., 4, 1:1.1 11.5.-...S 1. W.'XI.TER MAYBERRY H1 ....'..1, .....- .,...,1.1,.. .....1 ,1...,...1 ....-1.-11 1,.........,-- 11. 11. 11. s., 1, 2, 1, 4. .1.1.....1 11.11. 11 c1..1, 4. 141-Y, 1, 2. nm. 1111 P..-.1.1..... 4, 1f.....1...1l. 1, 4, 4. .411 c....f......f, 4. 1:...1..1...11. 1, 2, 1, 4. r...-..1.., 1, .111 111,..1.1, 1. 4. FRED A. MALEY -11... ... 1.1. ..... 11. ...1..-4. mu., W...-. 11, 11. H, s., 1, 2, 1, 4. 11.-Y, 4. F..-.1........ 11.......1c cum, 1. GRACE IEDXA LEE ..,,,,,,,,,,,, ,. 1... .,..,...., ..... .rp..l1.11.1-.' 11 11, 11, s., 1, 2, 1, -1, 14.-.r...N1. 1: xml... L1..1., 1, 11... 11...1..1...11, 1, : LA VERA NUSBAITM -4111.111 111 um... 2--.1 1,..,. ,.1 AMI, n. 11 11. s., 1. z. 1. 4, 1111-111 '1'hm. 1. vm chi. S1 'lm-11. Chi 511.111, 11 5111.-lm. 1. D1-13 1, Ammy cum, :, an-1 cm, 4. GLENN M ORFORD -11111 1111.111 .uf 1.-.U 1 wwf.: 111.1 .Jn in ff.,-...m1.,-1 .1..,.... I'11rl Onmgc, lg D. IL H. R., ., 3, Ah Ilnxkvlball, l, 2. JOHN F. MARSH -'.1 ,1..m.1, 11.1.1 1...,1...,, 11-Nm.-f.111111f, W4 1111...-.1 I-mv.-' muf cm, 1, 1, 1, mx, 1. 1. 11 11111, 1, 1. 11.111119 1, 11.1.-1 1-11.1 1111511111-1111, 41 11,11-mm, 1, si rr.-511111111 1x11.111..11f Club. 1, 1111.111 mmffrmm, 1. 2. 1. .11 m.r1111111 cnm 1.m.1.1, P.-11111151 sua, 1. MARTHA ELLEN MERRYDAY She u u1u.i1:1, hm 11111 lr.1vhluI. n. 11. 11. S.. 1. 2. 1. 41 1-11-.1.1c..1 1:1115 nn... 1. 'rum cn. s1g1111, 41 111--5111-Ny, 1, 1111 cm. 11 s1111.1m1. -1. 1'VL.1A,ao- 7'fl': EVELYN NORTHERN Msn,1....!11..1...1.11....,r.,-.:.11.111111 1111- l....,m. 1111 ...W .-11.11.1111 ,fn .11r.,.-- 01111141-. l, 2. 31 D. lf. H. S., 41 rrp 1 1 cum. ., 11 121.1 .111-1.1 xl,-pn, ., Kg cum Ltndrh H Thclrn Chi Sigma, -Ig Sub-Dvb, -I1 111-1-. 41 111-1111111m. 51 sc.1.a11..1.- cum, 11 scum 1-111-. ER NEST NOFAL 4-if 1.1.1 1.-1.1.1.1 f1..1-1' 11-1.111 ,W 11-..y go .fm 111.-vm D. H. H. S., I, 2, i, -01 Hi-Y, 41 Fnnlhnll, 1, 2, s.4. 1-mu. 1. 1. 1.4. FRED NELSON 'hltfvlrtrr' Xa. 11 11111-J . . h n. 11. H. A.. 1, 2. 1. 11 111-Y. -1: mg 1111, lg 11 Chuh, 41 11.1.1111-1.11. 1, 41 A11 111.11m, 4. 111.11-111. 1. MARY MARGARET OE! IRLE --um ,1f1.-...1,11.f, .mf 1.1.1.-, 1, m.- 1-.-.ww 11,11 hm: n. r1,11. S., 1. :. 1. 41 111-sm-N1 1-11.1111-111 1, my-111 111111, lg 1.111111.11.111 club, 1 1-mtfry, 2, Arm Chi. 1. Lf' Page Fiflccu Pkg: Si.x'Ie.:u NVINIFRED LEE PAUL n..N.- ,.... I, fro... ...ff V... fm, uv.. .......'. .l..-.- .11 f......-...nz 1.4, mfr s.. w....r...... nigh sqm... 1, 2. n. xx. H. s.. x, 4. s.m....' ..f mn... I. umm cum, I. cl.. Cum., I. nnsmmlx. I. 2. DELLA CORNELL-X PEEK --r...1.i.....-.1 U. fl.-...1,fly, f.. ......u ...J y..s.,'- r.-...mn Hlgr. s.n....x, 1. cn...........g. Hag... 2. l...m...p..1i., 1. n. H. H. s.. 4. :sm nw.-r..-4. I. Pi nc.. sign... e. aim... M... 4. ...nm- b..n cum, x. JANET FRANCES PLFMMER --.4 ,....1 ,.l1.f.......4 gm ..-..r. ....., ffm, ,....l V... s..Q..s.r 1...x. High sfn....., 1, 2, 3. n. n. H. s.. 4. sem...-.V cum, 1. vm mga...-.... 2. n..-x', 4. mf. c1..h, 4. cm. mb. 2. x. rf..x..s..xn s..u.-wh., 4. n...u.....ll, I, 2, 1. Dm......if cl...-, 2. y....x..r rn..-, 2. STANLEY M:Yl'TllENV P,-XRKYN -4r....f ..-fu 1.-ll, .....1 ...mu ..: I... f...........-. .l....h. fl... 1. ...ll ..-u ...-ll. nm.. High sa......, 1. n. H. H. s., 2, 1, 4. Hi-Y, 2. x. 4. xx cn...-. 4. mf. cum.. 1. 4. Frm... Club. 1, 4. k...........f. Club. z, 4. msn.-... uc....i......fe muh, .lm smm..-. 4. H.......g. I, 2, Q. m..x...x...x. 4. F....n..u. 1. 1. op.....n, 4. c......zy n.......y, 4. r.......y Orchvmm, 1. A.......l sunt, 4, 1'..m. club, I. .m..i45....u smfl. 3. EDGAR POSEY --Af..-f W.-.-I.. .fn..,.- .. .1... g......... ,....4,. a.. fl.. .L-...lv n. n. H. s., 1, :. x, In H.-v, 1. 4. r....n....... m...1.....c cm.. 1. RUBY PAFFORD -1.4 A-...J ....-.u....- of 1.....:....... New Smvrlm. 2. if D. H. N. S.. 4. Prvaidrlll cum. s. s.-fm... of mf., I. sun-ua.. 4. cu.. cm., 2. x. mi... P...-. s....1c... Kepr.-A :cnlmlivc ln Snldrnl Cnullcil. lllh Gmdc. HJXZELLE LOVISE ROCKWOOID '-xl.. L.....- hm .. .....zy, ....,1 H. I.,-f ...f....... ,r..- 1... .f..1,- y..m1.-,1. n. xx. H. s.. 1, 1, 3, 4. H.-s1...H.., 1, u....i.......c. J. 1. 4. .x.n.... cu...-. 1, SARAH LOVISE PAYNTER -fx-...U ,,.-,.....- gf...1.1.-... ...V ...... ll, ll, H. 5.. l. 3. 3. 4. . -. ff-1 f 1 if 1 if Z' 5 . ,, 1 . 4' '7 JX11 R.IYBER'I'A ELVIA YOUNG RAYMOND All ix 11112 g11l1l 111.11 glixlrruf' 1.,11m11 H111 High scum, 1, 11. 11. 11. s., 2, 1, 4. H,--5111-xy, 3, 1, ,m11Q1, cxub, 1, .x111p.1y, 1. ALFRED FLARE REED, jk. H1-.., 11.111 .1 1.41, 1111.4 1.-11.11,-.11 11.11111 High sfrm..1, 1, 11.-1-1 01.111111 High 5411-1111, 1. 11. 11, 11, s., 1, 1, 111-11.11.s.111w, 4, sfium 111111. 1, 111111.-111111 111111 11.1s1111l1, I, :, sw-1111-1 1-f 11.111 cum. '11-11111. 1'1ub1 s11111.11111i1.11 11.-11. 1-1.11 umm, 10111 1:r111Q. MARION GORDON ROWE -1.11.-..11..1. .H 111.-111111. nr.-11 111.111, 1.1.11 1..1....X1.1. 11. 11. 11. s., 1. 1. 1. 41 11.11n1Sm1c, 1. HELEN MARIE RAMSEY -'A 111.-.1011 X111 111 .. 1.1.1.1 fam w1.1,1.-- 11151 111111.11 High sm-1.11, 1, 21 D. n. H. S., 3, 41 D C1111-, 41 can club, 1. H! V I fr ,KLLL f., . ,L ,lzpagf I ROSEANNA C.YI'HIiRINI'I SI-IOFF --11.1. 1. 111, 1111.1-.-1 11.11 11.1.1.1 .,.. ,mym,,.'- IFr.11If11l1I High School, In Hnlly Hill Sthnnl, 1. D, 11, 11. s.. 1, 41 n...x', 1, 1, cuss 11,151.1111111, 1, 2. If'0S'I'ER RICH .111 gf.-.1 111,111 .W 411115, 1 .fum 1111 Wy mil. D. 11. 1-1. s., 1, 2, 1, Football 1, 2. FERNE ELIZ.'XBE'I lI SMITH --10 l1.- .-my.-11, 111 1. M.. my 11 11.1 .M IL.,-.11 11. 11, 11. s., 1, 2. 1, lg 111111111 Club, 21 11111-11.11.1111 c1-.1-, s. IQLTON RICH H1 ...., -.01 111. 1111111.11111 1011 0,1 msn. D. 11. II. s., 1, 1, 3, 4, F1m11wa11, 1, 2, 3, 4, our 1.-11111, x 11.1111 11 cmu, s, 4, 1115.1-111. l, 2, 3. P11 gs Scwnlam P11 gc E i ghffen ROSA LEE SNOVV -4111111 .w...1.-my .1 .1 ...mm 1.1 my mmm n. 11, H. s.. 1. 1. 1. 4. 1111111111 cm, 2. XVOODROXV GEORG E STRICKLA ND --Gm, nur., 11,11 ,f,..1 mm. 11.11.1115 1:11, 111,111 sfmml, 1, 2, 11. n. 11. s., 1, 4. 1-111.1 1:1111-111-r. 2, 111 n1111g1ns, M4111-111 111 k1111151111.f1'. 1. 111111111111 1.1 m11g11,, 1. VE! XNON VON KAAS -11'..e.- ...M mm. u1.- ..1f..,. .1 ,.1 11 ba 1,f..11f.1.-- 11 n. 11. 5.. 1. 2, ,, 4. PEARL MILDRRD TYNER 4'K1'u1I l11.n-1: 1r.- num- lh.m 1unmrrr, s.1111.11'11 High 501-1111, I. J, L1. 11. H. x., 1, -I URETCIIEN VON KASS A-11,1 1.11 ., 1.11.1111 11-nm., 11-..y. n 11. 11. s.. 1. 1. 1. 4. Muffy cum, ci Clams Ilnskclivnll, 3. HOLDEN WOOD I ' F-111111, .ll cn...-.1 111 ov.-E .1 1:1 mm.-' 111.11111 111,111 sm-1.11, 1, . s., 1, 4, 1- -1111.--11 cum om.-11.1, 1 s11111..1, vm- .11. 1.1-1 0.1.1.-11.1 111 11 11111111 111.12 41 ne mnm, 1, 111.1 ur.. 1, 11 1: cm-. 11 Qu 1.712111-. 1.1,-qw.-1, . Qumu, 4. 113,111- 11, ,fjiyg 1. J '1'1:-11, 2. if 1 L ,' WAYNE DXNSMORE WOODWORTH --n.- .1 1 ......., 1.1, mf.. .1Il for du. EL c:u11m High 511.101, N. xx, 1, 2. 1. n. 11 11. s., 4. ,xfhisvnm 1-11.1111 1-1 cm., c......1f1- 'mll-, lg 1-111 r'm1e1n1 1: 12. A., 2. 1111...-1 muy. IZAHI-ITII ANN WILSON --of..-, ff, .. 11-11.11 .. .1 11.-..f.1. r1..w1 :ffm-1 -.nm 11.. .1..n1,f..., 1.1.1.1 11. 11 11. s.. 1. 2, 1. +1 mx. 1, 311:11 cha, 1, 1. 1111.111 cum. :1 cm cm, 1. 1, 1. 4. o,1m11.1. 2, 1, 1. -,F-+5 :sas 4 ff'T'1'vfm.a-3 4 :SQ f ff- .3 V I L -4 ' ' fl .L -4 ,-B . A 'yiliw-it , 471i5:y,. I U. ' F 4. In 5. 'Tx 7 'ssh -IAM ES WEESNER --rm ...W .J ff...-N1 4, fr., h..,,m D. n. H. s.. 1. 2. s, Ja Annual sua rn X n cum 1: ff rum. F...-mul, 5,41 B14 bail- 3. cpm-nm, 2, s, 4. PETE ZAHN -44 .. ,rw ..u fn...-Y n. lx. li. s.. 1. 2, 5, 4. vim mm m HAIVS GEEK Cub. 41 Alunml Smffi I calm cum. i, 4. .xmu-fs. 4. rumen 4, opfmm 4. LOVXS HILLMAN --n.- um rw mf.-,,.,.. .W www om,..m1. 1. 2. n. rs. H. s., s cum, 4, ummm, 4. GEORGE ROBERT DOERR '-uf If A W.: .m.1 im mm. mums Hmm, mlenu, om, 1, u. S., s, 4. DONALD RICHERSON FINRFLL 'KA Wm mn fy in mf mm l.:m.f1l D. H. H. S-4 I, 2, 3. -H kennissnnce Z JOHN ALBERT REED n. n. n. s.. 1. 2. 1. 4. mm c 1 4 MAMA! . . 4.,1:,,4-J 'f Ax NK .1 ilu. ff ,f , .--fp vimfw .93 'i 'V , j 11 n--H-0 'l .- --1 A , .. Q A e it s 'iilll' 1 'A ff' iv 1 '35 -:P r , . ::'. , 'F' .:- V . .A .ma '.-.--I , 1 4 2' J ' -1' ' 'amp 5 AM, vide. ,,,i.e,A .r .tif NL ,en T2?a ' --5- - ' if-l ' ' -1 , JJ - '- r . r 'sag S- - -:Q Histor of the Buccaneers Pull hard, pull hard!'i cried Snyder, captain of our ship, Our crew worked fast, with greedy eye and cursing lip. Pull hard, and drop that dripping chest onto the deck! But he grumlmled to himself, Another worthless wreck! Rusty nails were hammered loose, the lid was opened wide, The captain swore an ugly oath, and cursed the wind and tide, For there in the reeking treasure-hox he only found a pearl So tiny and so worthless that it sent his head awhirl. But what is this? What is this? The crew fell baek in terror. The captain stopped his swearing, and his blond froze tu the marrow! For in the chest this little gem had now hegun to grow And take on dimensions as a hallnon would when you blow. Then slowly from the hottom there rose up, like a cloud, A lovely orchid vapor that closed round it like a shroud. Here it was that first-mate Lyon, quick witted that he is, Interpreted the meaning of this strange and puzzling quiz. See, the first-mate shouted, the colors of orchid and white, Under which we first smiled when we started our gallant fight! VVe recalled how Lindberg and Merrvday, captains of the Buccaneer , Had led the First year's battles with neither fright nor fear. And now, continued the mate, here, a vision of sweet peas. - We all did laugh at this Ctoo effeminate fur such hrave men as theselj The slogan fur With Smith and The second year Bu! with Snyder upon the seas we met a storm or two, at the helm, we found our shipwreeks few. Looking once more into the chest--we all were erowding The orchid mist ltad disappeared, a red veil then arose. This represented red and white, the colors we flew then the good ship was 'We finish to hegin'. Speth for sponsors we were rigged to fight and win. close- And the blood red rose, our flower, and the slogan of our men, We lead, others follow . These three were willed to us hy Bums go: And we liked them well, we have used them ever since. Our second year, 0'Neil and Turner were sponsors, and they helped us out a lot When we would have given up the ship and sunk as soon as not. ln the third year of our sailing, we took our rightful place, And defeated every galley that dared to show its fare. Our sponsor was Mefonnell, who was hrave and gallant, too, And now we look into the chest, and wonder what will next, For we have now begun to end our last year and our best. We are grateful to our final sponsor, Black, for sailing on our sea And saving members of our crew from threatened mutiny! At this point our good mates brave did seal and lock the chest, And slowlv lowered it once more into the waves to rest. Then carefully the latitude and longitude were checked, To mark the place where this strange magic box was kept. Then straight into the future our ship was headed fast, To lead while others follow and to reach our port at last. '-lVl:KRGlE MERKLE, Class Hist tc hence, orian. . 1 L lx, ,1, ' mf ,EAN- ' ' t -A ' . 'wsfs 1- lf. ' Wi - ' -J ' . Page 7'seanI l' , Jlvzxik. - --.--. - L, ' , 'f . 'l, , f .wtf ,.3- 'Y.,,.'4r --1. 5 ' V , .QQM-La' , WT' I f 'if ' ,. 1 1 ' i 'V' .tx -In bl- ,, ip ,yy M, ' 1 T 'lg e'h'g?.i-ik.-L A. '-' Q. ,L gt.. -ffffig-I - A ' ' t- ' v-1-Meg X M ':-A. g - CLASS WILL YVe, Senior Class of Nineteen hundred and thirty-four, lVlainland High School, being of sound mind and disposing memory do hereby make, ordain, publish and declare this to be our last VVill and Testament, hereby revoking any and all former wills hy ns heretofore made. In other words: the Seniors of '34 will to the underclammen the following: Maurice Adams' law to Ralph Parker. Minna Agress' verfeet attendance reeord to Ken Lee. . l Doris .-Xtkinsonls quietness to Louis Greenburg. Alice Bradshawls nmn-getting abilities to Mary Ruth Summerlin. Harrell Bishop's brutality to Ray Hatcher. Bill Bowen's disanearanee acts to Laurence Knan. l l l l Lucille Bostrom's artistic ways to Charles Herm. Ruby Bronstein's business sense to Alhert Rutberg. Beverly Brownls date with Shad tu Miriam Snow. Emory lirown's wa' with the women to Fred Baile '. . 5 -lune Brown's brown eyes to Garland Vlfithers. Ruth Codrington's love for bridge games to some Theta Chi Sigma memher. Tom Cohh's editorship of the Annual to Charles Foley. Polly Coleman's class day hair braids to her sister Dora'. Lois Connelly's winning ways with Freshmen boys to Mary Elizabeth Schulthcis. Edwin Cottrill's bridge playing to Tom Steele. Billy Coursen's cult-nes to Bill Fulford. Naneey Cressy's marriage license to YVilliam McGrath. VVilliam Cranels manliness to junior Kee. Jocelyn Deese's deep voice to Kay Marsh. George Doerr's flashy smile to Cecil Sauls. Estelle Djmal's French to Raymond Stewart. Jim Eastman's Ford to Forrestine Polatty. Jane Emrick's musical talents to Lanier Smith. Reno Fender's football knowledge to Fred Ansorge. Dorothy Fineh's violin to Erline Maine. Allen Folsom's interest in Leontine Hotchkiss to Robert Cartwright. Donald Finkell's Renaissance membership card to J. ll. Melality. ellie Goodman's sh 'ness to Wesle f Rosier. . 5 5 Bill Gormley's boxing to Julius Narney. Ruth and Edna Griswolcl's similarity of outward appearances to Cliffor-i Ki:uisert and Allen Stevenson. L -V-2 -1 g air, 5-.ff m-2+ L... H we - Page Teecflly-a ue sfk ,ev . yi.. 'nvwasffe 'F it 1 -fer-W JZ-Vs, Essex. . Ns ,Nw Ma 5 'ff' Q-vfgbfi .-L- Z. -Hg! :. 1 llgsi.. U TT-ELT-Tr MM A- I '- 1- 44. l! ' , -.NIP-4-' 'Y 1'-TK af' f S.. - gi ' .e A Beatrice Grus' and Eleanor 'l'hompsonls neatness to George Rosholt and Roy Lewis. Francis Hatehell's ability to learn to J. V. Giddens. John Hamilton's steadiness to C. Keisacker. Joe Hartlwick's greatness HD to Mary Alexander. Phillip Hatton's caveman tactics to Pete Pitts. Y Dezerne Hitch's and Olivia .lohnsonls positions on the basketball squad to Mable Eubank and Nellie Newman. Ruby Hill's typing to Alicia Graham. Louis Hillman's brilliancy to Ifpsy Rawlins. Marjorie Hoegnerls talking to Doris Rich. Athalia Hough's singing to Bill Maloney. Hallie l-lull's euphonenus name to Dorothy Stiles. Jane Hunter's, friendship with Fay to James Averett. johnny Jones' sailing yacht to Eleanor Laurence. Nita Johnsonls decayed claw day teeth to Reuben Coleman. Carl Jurgeifs easy way of getting out of all first semester study halls to Dot Sossoman. Dorothy Karriclt's love for reading to Cotton Dlolmson. Frances Kentlrick's yearn for Penn Borden to Margaret Hemmingway. Betty Lee's chattering to lVindell Finkell. Edna Lee's trotting gait to VVillie Nelson. Mary Lyons' well groomed hair to Agnes Sossoman. Emanuel Levenson's discontentment to Margie Sessions. Jimmie Lindbergls Rajiv to John Browning. Harry Lyun's perfeetness to Mary uliaben Nofal. Fred Maley,s recitations to Marion McDonald. John Marslfs Modern History to Jean Blais. Vlfaltel' Mayberry's love and athletic fame to Billy Mahoney. Hazel McIntosh's sweetness to Clarence YVyman. Donald and Dorothy lVleachen's daneing to Fred Oehrle and Sarah Hamilton. Margie Merklels natural beauty to Rose Mary Hammond. Martha Mei'ryday's manners to.Daniel Dunn. Bertha Hunterls antl Thelma Morganls red hair to Catherine Lewis and Dallas Steele. Glenn lVlorford's pronunciation of Swamp Cabbage to Bernard Beach. Shad Nelson's love for the Secretary to any worthy Junior. Munclii Nofalls base vocal sounds to Helen Hughes. Nutz Northern's laugh to William Dunn. La Vera Nusbaum's and Pearl 'I'yner's bangs to Charlotte Denkc and Bob Wyman. Mary Oehrlels height to Rcva Manniiig. Page Tsurllly-.':t'o A s 413 .-...- i 3 N- iv .:.- 1 -- - '- . n l!! 35 ' lf ' A' ie., me . .-i 5 M.,-.. Tfirgrz? - ' I ' 5 U1k . 1,, ,Q 1'7--SJIH5' ,552 .V . Ti, Y. A Fi JV: . V W A.- Stanley Parkynls vocabulary to Tom Hollis. Vlfinifred llaulls and Vernon Von Kass' friendliness to McDonald Jones and Sybil Newman. Cornelius Peek's baby voice to J. H. Pickels. Ruby Pal-Yord's two rough spots to Anna Dee Roberts. Louise Paynter's sweet disposition to Jewell Grover. Pauline P0lCSCllllQl',S and Foster Richls bright saying to Hollis Parker and Ruth Manning. Hazclle Rockwoodls studiuusncss to Pauline Slade. Gordon Rnwe's goodliness to Buster McFarland. VVilliam Rowexfs checker board to Howard YVoleott. Ruse Anna Shoffls Hawless complexion to any deserving admirer. Pauline Poleschner's and Foster Ricllls bright sayings to Hollis Parker and Ruth Pollard. Helen Ramsc-y's secret marriage tactics to Alton Monroe. Raylwerta Raymond apple eating in English IV to Charles Howe. Alfred Reeclls ability to wear clothes to Dalmon Gardiner. Fat Elton Butch Maurice Rich Junior's -football career to O'Ncil Atkinson. Ferne Smitlfs love for Ray to Betty Deans. Rose Lee Snowls golden silence to VVilliamette Green. Clifford Snyder's imitatiuns and hair cut to Henry Quarterman. lfVoodroW Striekland's measles to Ollie Lancaster. Gretchen Von Kaas's blond tresscs to Margaret Wanclelt. . Jimmie lVeesnerls wit to Carlotta lVashburn. Alfred lvilclasiifs timidness to Hal Conner, Betty VVilson's good grades to W. C. Culpepper. Buddy VVood's crooked smile to Bill lV1ullins. XVayne VVootlworth's feminine features to Glen XVchner. Peter Zahnls beauty to Anna Mae Nusliaum. Mrs. Black's Senior sponsorship to the Junior Class. I Signed but not sealed: Dictated but not read: Attorney POLLY COLEMAN WiTNEssEs: Nita Johnson Mickey Mouse The Goon Af ' ff' ' , ll -i -v ' g:- I s L -eg fje . W e ,. if 2 - - Page Teuzlitr-three ZI, env .-. ? 11 'mfs'-s ' 11 ' 'A -wtf' -- -Q..-f-f23.,,,, . - 5 tif? , Int-if J ,ff-V - , 4-Ml - fl: ' V' it 'V -tn f' N J ,lililtf V' ' -- V. ,Cv I,,,3,g JE..-. ,cAVih VxL l 55, U 'T':.g.?g'- P 1 . ' - ' T' U 3, . - ml.. 'Q fi -:QW - . . 41 J .. .A Diary of a 1934 Senior LONDON, ENGLAND, jan. l, 194-L-VVnke early this eold morning. l inet the famous pianist, Edna Lee, un nay to steamer, Still is single, Ton busy with her eareer to get m:u':'ied, she says. PARIS, FRANCE, jan, 10, 1944.-Art'ired early this num-ning. Ran into james Eastman, who is nun- studying modern art here. His studio is ten stories up in a sltahhy huiltling, hut the studio itself ltiuks like an att gallery de luxe. Imagine my meeting Ruth Cndringtun the next day! She is waiting: for her third tlitorve. The same attractive Ruth hut more sophistirated. GENEVA, SWYIYERLAND, jan. Jtl, 19-H,-Visited conference of League of Nations. Noticed familiar fares among delegates. They were my old elassmates, Philip Hatton, Wayne VVomlwnrtlt and Fred Nelson. CONSTANTINOPLE, TURKEY, lfeh. 30, I9-H.-Ntttircd palntlal yarhl in harhor. Upon mining rluser raught sight of Alfred Reed and wife, Martha Merryday. They were on the last lap of their second world cruise. 'i PEKING, CHINA, April l, I9-H.--Thelina Morgan is a Baptist Misionary in this plare lleathens hy millions fall at her knees. You ean't hlatne them. NEW YORK CITY, N. Y,, May 1, 19-H.-Boy, am l glad to see Staten Island rome in sight! VVunt to Little Church Around the Corner just in time tn see George Doerr and Beatrice Grus speak their nuptial vows. Cuugralulated them heartily. Also talked with the minister who was ntnte other than our refined Fred Maley of Mainland. Mrs. Naley is the enmely janet Pluuuuer. Next day suv Bruadway's most famous danring pair, Donald and Dorothy Meaehetn. Rather proud to think that they used to sit next to me in Geometry class. ttatuus mu., ottrattto, CANADA, tiny- ati, i94+.wtiiiagiae fiiitliiig VVaudrow snak- laud living up here in a log eahin along shore nt' the Lake of the Woods. Strickland is regarded as the host essay and poem writer in America. Makes me think of Tlmreau. ' MILES CITY, MONTANA, june 5, IU-H.--Hill Gormley has an enormous rattle ranrh in this western rity. He's a real cow-puneher. Gu West, young lady, go VVestl PALO ALTO, CALIFGRNIA, june I7, I9-t-L-Visited Leland Stanford University here. llazelle Rockwood is instrut-ting Biology and Chemistry at this worthy institution. HOLLYVVOOD, CALIFORNIA, june 21, 1944.-Ruth Kittredge, Estelle Djmal, Alive Brad- shaw, Minna Agres, Beverly Brown, and Rose Anna Shotl' are Bahy Wampus Starsrnf I9-N . They ate starring in the produetion, The Brunets Have It . The Hollywood girls are atgug by the news that the wealthy harhelor, Tom Cuhli, will he in mwu totuorruw. Notired Gretchen Von Kaas' Beauty Salou was parked with would he heauties in preparation for the play lx1y's arrival. UNIVERSITY S0ll'l'l'lliRN CALlFORNl:k, june 10, l9+-L-Saw thrilling game of fuothall today ln-tween Coat-h hl:tyherry's 'KTigers of this university and Coach llardwit-k's team from Yale. Referees, Gordon Rowe and Vernon Von Kaas, called off the game herause of wild play. Rt-eeiretl short letter from James Weesner. After translating sune deeided he must he in the Army l-'lying Squadrnn. William Crane, he said, was head ronunander of his division. i , - . fa, N C - V -1,1 ' .J lhtgr T:eeul,t'-fmt:- -s .1 A, .Y-gk. pa ,--.-. 511' f -2' ' -Begg If Q ML-1 41 vt r .sf-fn -- -1. .5 v 'g 3-I, -r ' LL v '-'FS -1 ' , -.f , . M., i- f ,. , l - 1 t Yr., wfgw- -- 551. 5 MJ, 2- - ylf- , ' ' - n .1 ' - , ., -Qldli-A- ' Q..-Wi T' :FF 3' s:-- ' J.: ' , , ., 'FN HOUSTON CITY HOSPITAL, Houston, Texas, july 5, I9-H.--Cante out of daze to End a pretty nurse bathing: my forehead. Lo and hehold! It was Margie Merkle in neat wltite uniform. Felt like staying in daze forever! She informed me that Dclerne Iliteh had met me at the corner of one of the eity's husy streetwantl well,-I landed in the hospital. Next day she and Norm Northern paid me a visit. Nertz was finally ushered out of the place for raising so much disturbance with her ever ready wit. ' DAYTONA BEACII, FLORIDA, July 30, I9-H.-Tlie oltl home town looks very different front what it did ten years ago. The lovelit-st store in town, a florist shop, is owned hy the handsome Pete Zalm. He and Ruhy Patfortl finally decided to take the fatal leap. Billy Coutsen has his photography studio aeros the street from Pete's shop. Polly Coleman is the t-ity's most popular matron. james plays the part of hushand well, at least Mrs. Lindberg' says so. Clifford Snyder is principal of D. B. II. S. Visited a senior English class and found Ruhy Hill trying to gram Shakespeare into the heads of the sleepy students. Hazel ltlt-Intosh instructs Latin. ' VALIDOSTA, GEORGIA, Aug. 6, 1944.-Bill Bowen is up here raising entton ami pigs. llc has a fine plantation. CHATTANOOGA, TI-INN., Aug. l9, I9-L-I-.-Emory Brown manages the South's champion haselmll team, The Bearers . Visited his ottiee and found his private secretary to he Dorothy Finch. CLEVELAND, OHIO, Sept. I, I9-H.-Visited Dark Owl night eluh. Lois Connelly, Cliitortl Folsom, john Hamilton and Bertha Hunter were dancing to the music furnished hy llud Wood's famous orchestra romposed of Allan Folsom, Louis Hillman, Carl jurgens, Glenn Nlorford, and Robert Shaw. l CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, Sept. 10, 194-t.-Was awakened this tnorning: hy wild shouts from street helow. I'pon investigation found Nita johnson leading :i large female parade down the street hearing: hanners which read: We Want Right to Presidency . Read in paper that Helen Ramsey was now world's most athletie woman. She had heen attending Olympics in Athens for thc last three weeks. PHILADICLPHIA, PIENNA., Sept. l7, l94-L-Visited tlte great I'arl2yn-VVharton Law Firm today, Pearl Tyner, Ruhy Bronstein, La Vera Ntlsltauul, Mary Oehrle, and lrerne Smith are among typists employed there. Found the head attorneys, Stanley and John, listening to a syniphonie nplin program, One of their private secretaries, June Brown, was sitting on the rorner of one of the expensive desks, reading parts from Emerson's Essays. Edgar Posey is a wealthy romluereial radio operator. His home in IVillialn Ilills is magfnifirent. He has his own radio station there. LIM.-K, OHIO, Sept. 20, l9+-L.-Paxetl hy the Lyon Steel Manufacturing Company. Always thought that Harry was a man of steel. FLINT, MICHIGAN, Sept. 23, I9-t4.--Hal Bishop is owner of Micliigan's largest dairy company. The main plant is on the eorner of Saginaw and Detroit Streets. DETROIT, MICHIGAN, Sept. 25, I9-54.--Jane Etneriek teaehcs Praetiral Arts at Nolan junior High Sehool. Saw Fvanris Ilatehell driving: around in his high powered automobile. Ile owns Detroit's largest garage and really make the tlough . NEW YORK CITY, N. 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In-fm . flaw Hill . rr.-,. n-.Q,,.my 1'.,g.- 1'ni,-fn.-.fm I , Annual Staff ' . yum: sv 1:1 nm R . , 'nm Conn . . . . susan- r-.wxxx Curr-mn mymu, ,mms Lwnmnz. . . . , Hum Lum . . . Han: :uummsu lnghuxr. Hnrn nun Cnuusm Pwr, ZAHN RUTH L'ullRlNG'l'uN. an-I Vinh lmunm . . Lula . . . . rumen n v H Al'I'Hl IKIAXIKHIRY, 101. IIARIIKYXCK . . . . james msnmx . june unzsmn . xmuanf mum, . xm--I-um snuncxmxu- . I'-nm c-m,ms ju-sn lxmmx if ll V 'f ' L , ,uf ax ' I If K J L -1 :1'? ,Q ....., ff M ff N --'Q ,1 ' , -fn-Tfiffff - - -. .ab Wh- -f g Q 'iq 7'-l L -54-xl? -j -J X .,3,' ..,,, , , ' A-' e. aifvsw- .f-1 fr ,, - :,,.1,-- , - - '15 -- .' l f-.: vs- A, ' ' 'if WA ... pf, J ' ' Hi-Y Club ,Ii During the pas! year, lhc Nlainlnnml Ulmptcr uf lli-Y Clubs L-annul the slistixwtinn of being our of ilu- lwcs: and must ctflricnl rlulws in thc State. Thu grunt annual Florida: lli-Y Cnngx-css lxclxl undrr the joint supcrvisiun 1-1.-Naam . . . . . vm- nm-,i.n.m . sm fm v . . 'x'ff..,u.ff . chaplain . . swg.-:-.Mn-Arms ....... s,-...Nm . .... rm Ll Cm r mn, fem of the your was the lllth ..f Vulusin County Clubs. umm I.vnN annum.. Mun.- cxn-mm smmn JAMES nm'-mum. . 'nm mlm mms um-ww mm mm-wsu Lu-mml.-va H, li. limo-nz, um, uwusrx, sn., Tnxcn Pnunu-s Prawn- 'ru m..mu..in .nm vurml xhmughvux me ,fhm and mmmuniw hugh ,x..n.l,u.1x nr Chu-u.m .r.,.1.l.x--x mums- Rm Jn.: uhm- vu A-1-mm Lum splwn, cum s,-um, rum sn..-1.mh.p, cm., 1.1.-ing Nilllrll lliallup Flul Nrlsllll llill llllkulx Yum!!! Ku' Tmll flllih l'lm-xl NHL!! llnl Ln-lm.-1 mph 1-,um lllllv CHIATSPII 5LvlllM l':llkyIl Nlllllllvl HHN!! l'll51.H INNO' nu cmlm.l1 u.',.y. Qmn.-,...:.-. J. Y, Cllhhlvi ll vfllll' 'l'1iillll.lf4'llH Hill Cfuilllllvk' fllthvlll Slxlllul jlmws x,i.-lun-ng :num umu--v llnffl' LYIIII llllh lYXln:lIl FIU' lXl.llx'Y llml llwlml lllllll Blush llnxhtlll XX4llfnlK Jmf, mfr...x..ml 1.-H.. um...-r 1. 11. m.l..mv 1'-ru Zum K V K '- in .ff W -+5 ' x Y .... lv. , Y, ' . 3 , x WL' Us-1 zlflw, 'N V 1:1 . -' n . - ,, 4 rw-,i-,.? xr , 'W -,,3,,w:.:-, Y , ,,,,, . .. ........,.... K -, . x Y . - - - l'.:gr Thirry-Ihre: :T Y QS' -4-- li 51. . ' 1'fQqg-:Q 1 ' Q vs' -:Q-I ,155 il? - i so , , f1.fgu:ll, 0 j if 'Wi 5 'lf-T' QM' Fila-M .'L--' -f 4 F. f ilk' I l ,,, ' ' T' if-'7 ' , .' ,' x ' '-1-'J' 'f ' 1' ' H 5 f 77' - . i:.:, ' ir, I , .4 Da-Y Club ' W1 M 'ft Sponsor . . Vmcmu Cu.-uu.rx President ..., . luzm. Mclxwosu Vice-Presidem . . . . Pou.x' COL!-YM.-XX Sm-mol Vifc-Prcsidvmt . . Lols CuNxn1.li gf Svcrcmry . . . . . Rum' Hui. y Treasurer . . Blilvrlucx-1 GRLN Reponer . ........ Ruin Krrrkumn QW W I Comms: Orange and Wluire Pvlwusl-2: To find :nnl givu the hos! M o'1 ru : Doris Atkinson Alice Brndslunv Elimlwctli Foster Ruth Codringmu Dclernc Hitch Eleanor Lowrcncu To face life squarely INTEBIBERS Kay Marsh Margie Iilv.-rklv: Evelyn Nortlwrn Lax Vvm Nuslmnm janet Plummcr Mau-giu Scsions Bcny Lee Rose Annu Slmff ' VS. A.-P5 ,,. If, 5-V A l b 1 N- of sawn x g, Mg: ' Z, sal . NJ. ,9.h'A ,f?2il'i-35 L A' Pnge '?'hi1'l'1'-four iv 4-ZW ! 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Lu. q -1 fr, Ru L ,q,:gx ,...,., - -'bfz-fsxrw - V Q ,pr ' ' Al I my 1 In L I ' VV -- 'z'- .. ,uf . , 'T , .,,r. ,li ..:,- 5-:ii,9 Ai I ,I N 5514 - if .4 ..-vf--' ' ':. J 'lv ww, ' , ,Q Q x 4 -Q-Q-5' , 55 S - : k -' . ,. l beta Chl bxgma Spmmr . . . lh-:ufx HUNT -. Presixlvnt . . HAZ!-1, Ms.'lN'rusu Vice Pu-sidum , . Rvrll CulnuNz:'1'uN Sl-4-rumry-'I'n-:mmr . . ..... Po1,1.x'Col.ux-xx Colmcs: Rrd :xml Gray FLum'1ak: RL-ml Russ MEMBERS Dnris Arkinson B1-ng Luc Lurillu Bush-um K.ny Marsh Luis Connelly lIgmh.x Nlcrx-ynlay Mihlrwl Dillungcr lin-1511 Nurtlwrn Dvlvrm- Hit--lx Lu V1-ral Nuslmuln ,Iuamim johnson IXI:u'g'iu Svrsinns M 7 f -V , - E . 1-x T- 3 Qt Lfb c If A ,:-I!--,-,il - :..-ffi5' ' , L .ha n law 1'1,m,-.m ,r 1 .A -'f-:J -Y. f ,T HJ'-f -3- 1 .1-1 1 '?1'P4'-c f? -3714 PFW Renaissance Club Two yours ago, the Renaissance Clnlu was formed as the Em scholastiv lnwnnrarv snuicrv mn Nlainlzlnnl lliglug rudely, it is unc of thc nutstznldlng student m'gallfzntinx1s in Daytona Beach. Mcunlwrsluip is by application nnly. During the pus! yn:nr's levtnrv scrivs werv lmnrd nmnx unlsmmllng nn-n of lvnrningg. The vlinuxx nf thu yvar was llxc first :annual lmnqucr. In winch zxlumni, tlw ycnr's guest speakers, and faculty were invitml. A mownmn uf nrmlrmir jwxligf' Mo'l ru: MTU knuw wisdum and instruvtiung lo pun-cuivv the nonls uf unmlursfnmling. - Provo rhs 1:3 Clxu Am: To dcxclnp 1-nlnnrullyg nn Hml interest in the :ms and scivnccs Prcsimlcnt . . . Vim' Prusimlcnt . , Scvrcmry-llismrinn . Trvamxrrl' . . . l'lmpl1mlx1 . Rqmrtvrs . . Anlvlsnr . . . . Minus: .Xgxms j. Allen Fulsnm Frm!--rick j. lhilvy .Xrlmlin Hough Ruby R. Bronstein jnnc M, Bron-n jovclyn G. Dccsv Dnnalml R. Finkcll rl. XVv.'nxlv:ll Finkcll KNur in pn-tnrej Bmy C. Ln.: Roy L. Luuis Ruth M. Lincoln luxnus D. lNl.n'F1u'l:unl Ruth L. Manning Dorothy :L lllvnclwll OFFICERS . . . Woomzou' G. STKICKLANI1 . . . Mmusna Fvilakxui . S'rANLm' M. PARKYN . .... hlmmm Srunv . . . . ll.-xzl-1.1.1-1 L. Roruwunn jrm' M. Bkuwm nm! Rm' L. Ln-:wus . . Mus. JULIANNA M. SIM.xN'roN MEMBERS M.n-gi.- Meme Thelma L. Morgan Axnm C. On-cn Stanley Nl. Pnrkyn Hzm-llc L. Ruckn-null YVooxlruw G. Strickland Carlotta V. Wnslxlmnrnc CNU: in picnxrcj llnlmlcn C. Xvnull Alben L. Rmln-rg: Miriam Snow 'IN lNlliMORl.'XM ll. :Xllzxn Stvxunsnn V-:rnn-llr A. Luke f . lf -' NRL 2 ' . .fl V gi 7 U' ' ' Pugr Thirlyr Jcrru . 1. ,U A ., 'z :?- --ww- . ' N ,- 'M-'v.gf ' 1 1 .Mfg -:,3gg-+:ffr - - ,. .lq,1, , ff W4 f ,,, - N ll .xl .l- -g.g.--t, 4 fs, f x -V lf, In ,g.,egr5W, .f I mg, ir- li. , ' -B .- ' , E -4 l3l.1k' !,h3 ui' ' -'if W ' . :.-- 'U' Y 1 'F' -xx I - ' .- - -v 5 1 N, X Y 4 I NUUU xw! J President . Vin-c Prcsidcni Sccruxary . Trczxsurnr . Reporter . Sponsor . . PURPOSE: One Hi-Hat Club . Vvfxmx-'la M wnmuu' M u'1'ro z For All and All 'WVU Du Our P . CLH-'I-'nan SNYDJ-.R . Wr1,sLm' Rosucn . . Tom S'rx-:1-11.14 , JAM!-.s LlNnm-:ruin . Mk. In I-'us'r1cx fm- One nn Camus: Purple and White Rum' BLNNI-:'1'1' Cfxkl, CA:m-mzu, I-'min Nx-:Lsmm RALPH Pmuuak Vlkcpu, Prrrs Hx-zmu' QUARTI-ZKMAN L'u'r'l'oN jon Nsox, mcmbcr elect A , X J F . Y , K- K .-,thx - l 1 -f . f , if ,ff - l -sl 'is .,,g:2 L. A-:fra .. ..'..ll Q Page Thirly-uighl V 5204! -x -:Ty f eb - .--.- . ff, W' fs' 'Y'-'T - 'l i ' .fa-ET --- -tg-fixfjlff .- -T .5 P 'u! ', ,ik , .. Y? ff-2' l,.'6'1-R' 'JA Y' ' li A 1'f'-mf 1 lf' - .,', .f'5'3.' Q30 ,-LJ . .1 GLX L 1 ,gn --W. V.- ' - 1. 4' ' V-244:92 ' ,,.-fi: '4 - 3. - v ' L--5 YIWQl. .v ,Y ' lc KI l J ig '. W? . XQ ' Y ' I nr, I 4, 1 Sub-Deb Club The Mziinlauul Sulv-Dali Club, in its scvmnl ycair, caunc nvxirvr lo a rcxilimlinn nf the nlsjcclivcs vrcntcsl 'curly in WU. The club is primarily nn urgiuiiznliun fur girls in scninr high, thc nicinlwrs being surizilly prnniinen! in the younger set. Thu principzxl aim of the club is in afford wliolcsmnv rulntinnsliip and liunltliful social nrlivity for scniur girls, :mul in offer an opportunity fur mlrvclnpilwiit crvrlirnlilc in ilu- nnnw uf snlmlclwumnlcs. Thv: rlnlfs nutsmmling rmiwilmrimi in high si-hmm! suuiviy is thc aumuail jungle-H-mp, an vlnlmrzm- script dancu. OFFICERS Sponsor . .... Mics. P. L. Luvizlhixn Prcsidvm . . , Pul,l.x' Co1.i.m:iN Vim Prcsidcm . . Dolus JXTKINSON Sci-rrmry . . Nrm joimsux Trczusurer . . Ilizliaicxi-: Ilrrun Rupnrrur .......... Bl-.:x'i'kici-1 Gkvs Puklfosi-1: Inn-ri-sr Si-niur Girls in Social Arch-iiics Morro: Bu Slivk Cowus: Rui and White F1.un'1-ZR: Sm-cr Pea llancl Mclntosh Elm-zumi' 'Tlimnpsnn L1iVr-rn Nnslmum Berry Lu' Run' :lnnzi Shnff Luis Cnnni-lly Ruth Cumlringmn Rnliy P:ifl'nrml Mnrtlm NIL-rrymlzly Mildred Dillinger r s 13 .4-I ' WL fi- f--'f'1:?? ii' ' f - ,6 M'Q'- ' ' Pngu Thirl-i'-nine Pngr I ur'lll .gy ,E iff' -, , .me-fygs A 5 'L ,. . -,Q-. 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P, MA,-5, ,fav h .y,. ,X gg. 71, 4 :tr .1 ., , ,N , -Tig ,-' ,H ,. .,, .4-,ln , NWN . t -b 'fn .ww-bf -1 'fx A I y ffltgrrir- -W A ' ' 1' 42a 77 ' ' at .' x ': 1'19 ' Lei 1' -gn, .F J' ' W ' , SR .- up tc-at--ti.tctu-:Nauru gastimu: Mtumgm, umm, MM.--am, nrsst., irtzsstmn, 'lawn-o, lu-Nun-r. 1.1m-:wut into-awp mmm iam. -c-men mn. Mecmm-v. Qmnrtumw, Tum. llonmx, Pmm, mos, smntn, lusmw, nnnwsmn. Km-Img -nt.om,mo', xutuu, Junsstm, men, eat-1-.tm itoumwx, mmm-r, tum, in-wt.N, insstu, FOOTBALL The past foothall season will go down in records as a big success. The Bucca- neers, under Coach Robert lVl. Hall, won 7, lost l, and tied 2' garnes. In spitc of their loss and two ties, the Buccaneers won the Northeastern Conference Cham- pionship hy a wide margin. This was a feat equaled by no other team except thc team of 1930. Daytona opened its season with Robert E. Lee on September 29. This was a hitter hattle in which Lee overcame st six-point lead the Bucs held through must of the contest. Lee scored in the last two minutes of play and made one extra point to win hy the score of 7-6. Mayberry scored the touchdown for Daytona. On October 6 the Bucs met the strong Orlando Tigers. The Bucs looked like sure winners in the First two minutes of play when Mayberry got away for a long run and a touchdown. But the Tigers came hack with a brilliant air attack to scort- on the Bucs in the last period. Thus ended the game 6-6. Lyon received n serious injury to his hip in this game. 'lihu Bucs played their first night gains: of the season and defeated Palm Beach 6-U. 'lihv gains- was a rough atfair with Bishop and Malcolm starring in the hack- field. Hardwick, Nofal, Fender, and Snyder played excellently in the line. Mal- colm, after a series of long runs, scored for Daytona on a hard smash through center. 47 t 1 tw I ' f' , I - f ,ef . as-L - s., x L22 a ft e V , ' .1 -L--'Q ot' . .f., fgiqffi- l t......t-a -in - Pugf Farly-fuur -- if -, L-ri-, cp, .. . 4. f ' 'Q.'ff ?'. - ll is C: 4 5' ' 'lf ' J-Sizr-iliifii-L--5. J Wig' i ll'--Q 271.-2.1: -1 - ,f i i I' i 1 I -'-FH' ' H. iix : a':91:i ' 75 1 ' EAL 4: x ' ,, ' Next in line came the Sanford Celery Feds. The Bucs won this game easily on a number of long runs made by Malcolm and Mayberry. Malcolm scored twiceg Rich and Bishop converted for the extra points. The final score was 20-ll. Hardwick, Rich, Fender, and Nofal stood out in the line. Primm, Bishop, and Bowen played well in the backiicld. The Bucs traveled to Leesburg to take the sting out of the Yellow Jackets. In the first four minutes of play the Jackets ran over the Bucs for a touchdown. It appeared as if the Bucs were in for a bad night, but the team came hack and scored in five minutes after they took possession of the ball. The half ended 6-6. The Daytona team scored again early in the fourth quarter, when Bishop made a line buck after i'ecciving a long pass from lvlayberry. Mayberry added the extra paint by smashing the line. This ended the scoring for the night. Hardwick, along with Snyder, Fender, Rich, Nofal, and Gray, was commendable in the line. Primm, Malcolm, Bishop, lVlayberry starred in the backfield. Rich was injured by a terrific block in this game. Next came Saint Augustine with a bag of tricks and a fast eleven to hold Day- tona to a lone tally. Mayberry scored on a long dash in the last four minutes cf play to give the Bucs a 6-0 win. Malcolm, Bishop, and Primm l-lashed in the bacl-tfield, and l-lardwick, Fender, and VVeesner battled ably in the line. A wc-ck later the Daytona team met and tamed the Ocala W'ildcats to the tune of l2-6. Malcolm scored on a long run in the First quarter to give the Bucs a six-point lead. However, Ocala came back with a damaging air attack to end the half at 6-6. Bishop bucked the line for a touchdown and six points to end the scoring for the day. Troy, Primm, Bishop, Mayberry, lVlalcolm, Hard- wick, Johnson, Snyder, and Baggett were good. The highly touted Andrew Jackson eleven was held to a 6-6 deadlock by the hghting Buccaneers. jackson intercepted Daytona's pass and returned it seventy yards for a touchdown but failed to make the extra point. Daytona scored in the last quarter on a 35-yard pass from lVlayber1'y to Fender for their six points. Nofal received a rupture in this game and the Bucs lost a valuable man for the remainder of the season. Hardwick, Nofal, Primm, Fender, and Snyder were outstanding. ' The Landon Lions of jacksonville were next to face defeat at the hands of the formidable Buccaneers. After a had First half in which thc Bucs did not seem to be able to get going, they came back to tally twice to give them a I3-U win, lVlayberry and Malcolm got the touchdowns for Daytona. Bishop kicked for the point. Bowen, Hardwick, Primm, and Snyder were exceptional. The most traditional battle on the schedule came on Thanksgiving day with the DeLand Bulldogs. After a hard game thc Bucs won 18-6. The game was much closer than the score indicates. DeLand scored in the first quarter to give them a 6-0 lead, but the Bucs came back to knot the count at 6-6, as the Hrst half ended. The third quarter was scoreless, nevertheless, the Bucs scored twice in the last period to win the game. lVIz1yberry scored twice and Fender once. Hardwick, Bishop, Primm, Snyder, Lyons, Rich, Malcolm, VVallcer, Bowen and Mayberry played admirably. Daytona scored a total of 115 to their opponents 31 points. The following were awarded letters: Fender, Nofal, Rich, Snyder, Yvalker, Baggett, Primm, lhlalcolm, Bishop, Gray, Browning, Bowen, Troy, Borden, Lyon, VVecsner, Hardwick, Mayberry. James Lindgery was given a managcr's letter. ff ' ' , i ' lf 'fl ..- L T . . . ,X , , ge It 8 gl. L T L Q wr, ' ,we e 1, - M. , Page Farly-fiw -- '- - . - :s,-, -M ,. 'll-. ,if gf -5-I-Sifisgt ' Jtfrf' Ti' - if fi FT-1 l 55+-' :JA ' -,f ,jbigjgi 'l.: . : 7:l:?P 'V . -.w -,':.- G!-1 1-it?-fr' -, I ' - --' '- 1' -1 ,u dl gn' ig-it 411' p 1 :,- F J ' 1 -E smmu-ig co.-.1 n mi-iN, im, Nmsos, riiinosvi, si-fwsslm, nuss, noi, mfisniu 1.i'uN suing fwoun, F, misim, c.ii-'ms i-mm, m.iiin.i-M ,mn m:m.m Basketball Thu Bimmm-r lmnslzctlull wann cnjoycil one of hs most sm-uvsful sn-zisons in past yunrs xnnlrr its neu mnrlu, Nelson l. lrwxn. lhc Burs non run gaunus and los! six mlnring thc simfm-ii, mm.-liimio, mLl.n.l, Pnlsnkzi, Sf, .-Xuguslinv, julia Landon. 'I-In-5' ui-rv lmunu-n by Anilrcn- jairkson, Lucshur-f :nfl lost gzuncs io Si. Angznslinu, and julia Landon. 'l'hongh not lmzisting snvll 11 lim: n:4'n1'mI for thu' x'u:u', thuv new i wgnlnr si-nson. The Bnrs lwzn snvh forniislnlulc opponents :ls 1-ul . I il-ll nlxora' thc .500 mark, ivhirh is something' for :my lcznn to he proud of. The hos! par! of lhv sunson-the Distrivl 'llonrnannunl-was still in sion- for our figlningf Bm-s. This is xxhan all :lic ri-inns pointed In an :hc heginning of :hc season. nul uhh DcL:xnd nnal lwnx k ihm- oi-ur-nine periods no ilvriilc the uinncr, The final scoru was Daytona 27, Sanford 15. Thr Bucs fonnml thum- :clws in ilu- sumi-iinnls, facing the strong .-Xpopkn fin-. :Xpoplin was ln-.ni-n 33 io 30. 'lkhc Bucs nun! through thc tonrnzuncn! in style. 'lglicy opi- thcln 36-10. Next rsunc Sanford, who lost in n gnmc lhzxl wo Thu Bnrs were snrpzlxsuil hy thc strong I.l-csburg warn in the Hnnls, Two Bucs wcru plan-cil on the ,Kll-'Disirivr mon. They were: Nl-lson, :hc Bucs, flashy cvzncr, :mil lN1:iylwx-ny, Bm' gnau-il. This is :hc scroncl year that Mayberry has :wliicn-il this honor. Nvxl thc Bucs nent lo the state tnnrnmncnt in Gaim-sville. 'liliry in-rc lwutclx in Ihr Hrs! ........1 iii- Crow can-. 'rin mi..-giii was only ow mms, and nil mi.-5 im-U an.-iam to im. livii- ihni if Primm, Bur cziprziin, had been in ihu game, ihvy would lmxc ilountkl Cross City. Prinnn uns opcrziml on thu day before the gnnw. Iligfh point honors ni-nr In Mnylwrry, with Ni-Ison n vlosi- sz-i-ond and Primm :i few points lwhinil Nl-lson. Thr first in-ann uns rmnposcil uf: Troy :mil NVooil, fol'n':u'ils5 Ni-lsnn, rcmvsr, and Prinnn mi ixliiylii-.Ai-y -fin--ils. f- l.vHcrs won: to thi' follon'ing': F. Nulson, l'x'in1ln, Mnylvurry, Troy, XVoml, VVylnan, YV. Nelson, Srcicnson, Dunn, :md N.ilionuy. ., . 7,6 2' ws- . . 1 V. . .. : . , 1-. , i .i X , P-- i. -Y 5 7315? -. sf -V , Vi, .-5 ,-..,:-.RV g:, ,,,, 4 4. 1, -inf' -- . - -., .aawwss-. W i. , .ine -. Pngf Forllv-:fx --yy' -5,55 ,ap ,... , f' I 1, - f-N '- :ww :L-.v -- , - ,.f-gf' ,A-5'-ifii-is-1, V- , .N 6 . ilI S..m- ,, ., k k Lua' Lf' W,-i v,eyr'i2f' -1 4 if ' 3. ,J - - ,U I ' ' 1 . ,-'Ik' A ' 51 Af. ---2h'lU1'i ' U A Tf 1 . 35:5 ' 3 :' V .id x if Ai r,,,. mm Aimn, Wins, mini '11-uma, st-nm.iuiN, nuiifmxs sr-mit --Juimstm, Nussfum, 1..uutrm-2, nm-it .wh ctn.mAN Girls' Basketball Team Duc to thc rclnotleliug nf thc gymnasium thc Go:ilcliggcrs of 34 , through loss of practise nt the hcginning of thu season, :mtl lnvk uf experienced rt-serves from thc preceed- ing ycur, xwrc unzxhlt: to uphold the stzxntlziril of their predccesnrs. Murh credit is tluc the tvznn for thcir zmitutlc, hard workg- :intl rn-operation, and for the untiring mm tm.-ming crm-is .if crm.-li john 'Purim to keep up nw aglii :mtl spirit of D,H.S. Conch 'I'urncr's itlcal for :iltcrnutivc captains which was uscsl fur thc first time this your hy thc girls pruvutl to he successful. Those girls whim served their tram as captains were: Mary Ruth Summcrlin, Dt-Zcrnc llitvh, Glntlys -lulinsun, Olivirx jtilmson, Nvu Vllvlls, :mtl Mmlclyn Apgar. Xvith thc Cozlclics nf high cnllwr that we have in our school and tht' wvnlth of scnsnnccl :mtl veteran lnaitcrinl rvturuing' next year, the Go1ll1liggcrs nf '35 arc zlntiripzxlilig one nf the must suct-cssful seasons in the history of thc school. .V -N N A H- f- P ,gf Xl N 2 N?E'i EP'::i7-. f . ' XX -it-:E-:,-QQ, Y W. i!'. 'gjf - -A, :R ,f-:fi A Y R X f r 4 -b 4,,- vm.- M, ,. itz,-...-, mg ..1 Page F art y-:even X . Q - Page Furry-righl ,Q gi-.7-554, 43. ,-ew., ffl' ff 2:-wifi.-D 'l 1 fe.- .l,,A...r R, , , ,, mf' , N fr--at . , if ,null f if 'f W fr A 4 llff.-l , A 7 ' .' , 3- -' A Y' i- -ifllr-.4 ,- ' 5 Outstanding Senior Athletes , JOE HARDWICK Captain joe llnrdwiek, the juniping5 Terror , finished his football career in rrnwning glory. Joe, a big: and fast buy, was the hest tackle in this section and received a place tin the cotnpnsite All-Conferenre, All-State, and All-Southern elevcns. This is ennugh to prove his prowess any place. VV.-X L'l'li R MAY BERRY Walter Mayherry, The Tiger , was one of the finest triple-threat high seluiol hat-ks in the South. His work plat-ed him on the .-Xllvfouferenee team, and many eritics picked him for All-Snuthern. His long sprints, passes, and punts are hard tn forget. Tigger was also selected by rnaeltes as one of the best basketball players in District 5. RENO FENDER Rent: Fender made the varsity in his last year, hut proved his merit hy making the Con- ference selet-tion. Wherever he goes, great things will he expected from 1Jivort-e . His pass-receiving in the Andrew jackson game saved the Bucs from defeat. HARRELL BISHOP Harrell Bishop, plunging, hltxcking, and taeklittg: fullback, was one of the best seen this year. His positinn kept him from being in the limelight, hut when a few yards were needed Bishop never failed. No Ener tribute t-an be made than He paved the way. CLIFFORD SNYDER Snytlel' held down the hot spot -center-in great style. He was always ready to do battle in a strong way and his love for hard work tnade the center of the line easier tn rrash hy his teant-mates. HARRY LYON Harry Lyon, little but land, was the smallest man on ct heavy lim-. He made np for lack of weight with his scrappy spirit. :ln injury in the Orlando battle kept him out for several games, but he wound up the schedule in flashing style. ELTON RICH lmn lent Rni, linesman, started the season in :t httsinesslike manner. An unfortunate injury in the Leesburg game kept him frnnt seeing: much action, but his dash around end will he remembered as making possible one of the two extra points made during the E ttf is -.1 rrttnpaign. ERNEST NOFAL Ernest Nnfal, Mttnehie , was the most conscientious player on the squad. His ability to play tackle and take it was evident. His injury kept him from making eertain All- C'onferent'e seleetioti, but nnllle fellow that he is, his mans' friends 'ill long retnetnlver hitn. , n FRED NELSON hhad' Nelsun was it sensation all season. He displayed unusual jumping ability and gave the Bucs an atlvantzige by getting possession of the ball. A tower uf strength at the pivnt position, Sh:td,' was rewarded by at selection for the Cnttfcrexwe team. BUDDY VVOOD nd Vnnd, working the right forward positinn, furnished the hub for Canter plays. Wnod's follow-np work, blot-king, and front line defensive work made hint regular pivot n- i KB ii v mate to Nelson. Any t-allege emit-li would he interested in Ulludu-he can he roarhetl. ' fm- v W A A - ' f 'QL H,-,g In Y gg-Q-Siius. 1 Cl..-.-f.-,E ll 4 Piigi Furry-ning :jlj xv., :1' xg? f, -' T' 11- , I-' ivfu --ga-9 fu ..-sf., fe -- s ,a .g,a,, it at We-4 E. 1' .I 140 4 ' I lf' l N- '51, .A-.v:',rf- il .f if ' '- 5 - '.-, i,'A1Lf.: ri. 1' , -gvl..hul..g12. -xt. W I 7 . --... ,, V +C-ky 'FF --- Q g -- JOKES ATTENTION, COACH TURNER: As I was laying on the green A small English Book I seen, Carlylc's essay on Burns was the edition, So I left it lay in the same position,-Jo: Hardwick. The Nurse- In ease of asphyxiation, apply artificial rcspcration until the person dies. A SENIOR DICTIONARY Mugswump-A bird that sits on a fence with his mug un one side and his wump un Ihr other. Plnginrisl-A writer of plays. Deacon-A mas of inflammahle matter placed in a prominent position to warn the people. Rumirmnl-An animal that chews its cub. SEEN ON SENIOR'S EXAMINATION PAPERS What's the ohjevtive of he ? .-lumvrr: She Heredity is a had thing and ought to he prevented. To he healthy don't cat any kind of food. The liver is an infernal organ of the body. HEARD IN NAT'L HISTORY Mr. 0'Neil- What happens when there is an eclipse of the sun? Stanley P.-- A lot of people come out to look at it. One of the main causes of dust is janitors. -fllire Bradshaw. Stranger in Town- Who was that guy that talked about Zahn all evening, Shady Wady Nelson- That was Zuhnf' Steward- Ialave you dined yet, sir? Woodrow Strickland fon board ship,-- Quite the contrary, my man, quite the contrary. Coach Glasser ttalking on pararhutesj-- And if it doesnit open-well, ltitllets, that- is what is rommonly known as jumping to a conclusion. Prof. J. W. Turner- Give me a sentence using 'antidote'. Br'er Cnursen-UAntidute live here: anymore. E. Levinson fto a girl fricndj- lf I were you I t-ouldn't live without me. H. Lyon Q19-HU- What did you do to this meat? It has a peculiar taste. Ruth Codrington- Oh, nothing. It got a little hurnt, but I applied unguentine right away. Striekland- Miss Simanton, I read in the paper about a lunatic in an asylum . . Mrs. S.- Was she a friend of yours? George Docrr- He who loves and runs away will live to love another day. Pete Zahn- Say that again. G. D.- He who runs and loves away, will live to love some other way. Bud Wood, trying to he sentimental hefore a inother's rlub meeting, said: ln all this world there is nothing so sweet as a little smile on the face of an upturned child. s x is E 'rf -1 , E 'gg E i Page Fifly-out fssgf' 42-i H, - H ,. W ,la ll -. 4 ' ff . U- , X . Vu' 1' f 'NJN r .- I, ,H Y ,- ., . -'i-f'f' n- 1 . an - ,T f Landlord to Frog Wildeson- IIai'e you any children? Frog-- No. L. L.- Any dog, rut, or canary bird? Fmg-KKNDP L. L.-- Piano, loud speaker, or phonograph? Frog ftimidlyj-No, but I have a fountain pen that scratches ai Coat-h Hall- Do you play golf? little. judy Coleman- Oh, my nn! I don't even know how to hold n caddief' Mr. Trcloar- Fur what are the penitentiariesil' Munch Nofal- To t-age the wild life of Amerivaf' Jinny Lindberg fin an art museum without his glstssusj- And art? Some Gray- 'Sctise please, that's a mirror you arc looking at. Mrs. Loveland- Can you serve company? I-Izizel Mv Yeah5 either way. Mrs. L.-f'Wlmddya mean, either way? Hazel- Sn's they will come again or so's they won't. W. Mayhclly- I-low would you classify zr telephonic girl? Wupped-cream Snyd.-- Is she in a business or ct profession? W. M.-- Neither, it's a cnllingi' you guys call this thing Bujiuls new boss- Hey, yonsel I thought you told me you never got tired. Bujic VVuji4-- 'I'hat's right, I allys stops'n rests hefore I get tired. Monsewer 0'Ncil- I will now use my hat to represent Mars. Brite Guy Fender-- Yes, is Mars inhahitedil' Helen Ramsey fhanding Bill McGrath a saucerful of white powderj- Bill, taste that and l nn: what it is. MuCi-ust- It tastes like soda. tel II. R,-'LThat is what I told Mrs. Spencer, but she declares it's rat poisnnf' Girls used to wear many unmentionablcs. Now they wear hardly anything mentionctblc. Clifford Snyder- Do you know that a dog pcrspires through his pants? Nerts- A pair of stockings for a middlevsized leg. Clerk- Flcsh? Ncrts- Sure, do you think it is wooden? Mary Lyons fin physiesj-HA blizzard is which l: ' ' ' ns eight sides. I Miss Talton- Translate: Rex fugilf' Bud VVnod- The king' flees. Miss Tnlton- You put 'has' in it. Burl- The king has flees. Miss T.- Rana: lege: Cnrmri.t. on the inside of a hen. Oxygen is something Tom Steele- The bony legs of Caesar. Miss Mt-Connell- I hope you have n pleasant vacation and come hack knowing more. Bill Mt-Grath- The same to you? -. ,, 3- ' if' i' i' J' U ..l. ..5. f p tif- , Q is. f -I ,mf .fusxtl hx ,!-' Vnlftgf , ,r -. Lg, Qi- . ta' J LE- .1132-'-1t'f-PM rt1......s-. in -. Page Fift,I l1Lja ,M,,G1-.r ,Jw-. up I rw- -.f -1- .- 1 - . w- - , . 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Co11gr:1tu1:uions and Best YVishcs to Class of '34- Smrzrf Thillgf to Wvnr for flu: Alan UV10 CIIIACI Albert F. Humphreys Thr Sinn' with 11 ,Million Ifrzm' HABERDASHER :MM S. Beach Struct Daymnn Beach BOND-HOWELL C . Ulllfilllllfllll' of LUMBER CO. L T E 3 w LUMBER and BUILDING U H R 5 H MNIYRIAL RESTAURANT DAYTON BEACH Tha H0!llt? of Good Eats New Smyrna : St. Augustine CDIlAYI'1lYIlIIlfi0?l5 Clrm of '34 W z.,.......,m....,........ COMPANY Ulioml ami Rall Furnillzrsu HALIFAX MOTOR 'PHE I.ARczEs'r Rawfm. CQNCERN IN Vo1.usm CouN1'Y 1w1,mxoL1.A AVENUIQ OLDSIVIOBILE Fvlivimtiom to You SENIOR CLASS OF '34 Bas! TViJln-.f from CURTIS DRY GOODS FROM COMPANY 206 S. Bench Struct WALK.OVER D,vf'roN.x BEACH, FLORIDX Pugr Fifly-jf x Cnzzljllilflrllts nf KAHN'S MEN'S STORE lMY'1'ON,x lllzfxclx, IVLORIIM SNOW'S PAINT AND GLASS COMPANY 409 Volusia Awnuc QUALITY - DI2IIIzNuAIIII.I'I'Y Pilt.rb111'g P1-0f1'11clI' Phono 924 Charles L. Snyder TAILOR SUITS MADE 'ro ORDER RI-:MOIIELINC .ml Rrxfxxlsnlxc IHS Wall Street D :mm Beach, Florida DAYTONA BOOK STORE GOLDSMITH ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT FOR ALL SPORTS BIG SIX BARBER Conzjllinwnfs af N N l-ll Volusia . vcnuc AKRAS LADIES A SHOP VOGUE BEAUTY DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Bvn11l-I' Sprcirlliz1,'z'x 139 VOLUSIA :XVEXVE SPEEDVVAY TIRE BLOUNT MOTOR COMPANY 'l'v:lvplIuIIc 13 Dnylurm Bcawll, Flurlulu SALES SERVICE . 1 Cong 1'I1 lnlalianf from '63 , CHAMPION SHOE ll.-WIONII BEACH, FLORIDA Fiflxl fix Daytona Sheet Metal VVorks, Inc. E. H, Bmmz, Tmu. H. M. Foam-1, Przs. TILE AND BU1LT-UP ROOFING XVARM AIR HEATERS Tclcplmnc 3.9 - 116 S. Segmvc St. IJ,n roNA BEACH, F 1.oR1nA Eagtnnla fliwrh Nmua- llnurnal. C9649 A Metropolitan Daily Every Wccy Day, Evening and Sunday eva Tim Ozitxfamiizig Ncwwpapfzr in ffm Halifax C01111Iry MALBY-CONRAD LUMBER CO. INCORPDRATED BUILDER'S HARDWARE lVlmlc.ral.c and Retail Phone 303 Daytona Bench, Florida Plwnc 250 U . 0 CREAM lik Pure 771.013 Sure Q09 PASTEURIZED DIARY PRODUCTS Page Fifty- 17 Canzjvlimrnis of BAY STREET PHARMACY 4?- Opcrutal by HANKINS DRUG UOMPANY Congratulations Nlembers of the Senior Class of 1934 COURSEN'S STUDIO 123 Ivy Lane 1 P' The Sludio Tlmf Always Plwnc +00 Cnr. Bvairli and Bay Street Apprccmicf Your Trade THE STYLE STORE OF DAYTON.-X BEACH .mrimU..-.rn..............-1-.H-.mmm.-m........ 1inIiirI1.iiII-.IH.ii.I.1...H--..--..mrim---m...1.m-in-mi-iii-ii.-ii Yowell-Drewls H ENRY VVILCOX Prep Shop MEN'S STORE llcrc you will find tlic ill'll10l'UlIlI new 40 styles fruni lending universities expressed 1 0 1 O Nlajn Stl-get in clothing uf remzirknlvly line tailoring amy ,lllaigw for 5-l,,,,,g mm - at ..... l runs 'unhlc prices. .miiii..U...H..II-.I4-.iiiI.im.I-.-I.1-ir.-..H.inIi-.ii-ii..-i.-........... Tin' Prep Shop - lvlfllill Floor Pug: Hfll'--'ill' WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW CCLASS Morro? Cmlapllrrzerm' of DAYTONA BEACH SUN-RECORD Dfryfrnlzzlr Fzufvxf Gl'0 iUil1g N ENV Sfmpm' Colllpfflnelzts of Crm1p1in1m!: of FLORIDA BANK AND ALL WEATHER TIRE TRUST COMPANY COMPANY D,w'l'0N,x IIEACH, FLORIDA Tulcphnuc 24+ 221 S. Pgiluncuo Ave. Complimrnls of Eyes SQ-ic-nnifirnlly Eyes Corrcclly Em.,.....d Fired PEP'S PLACE L. A. Pepin! 105 Volusia Avcnuc DR. J. V. GIDDENS OPTOMETRIST Pl-one 373 Halifax Cleaners 226 S, Iirnclx Street Dnylolm Bench DAY Daytona Bench FLORIDA LOAN SERVICE, Inc. 'lV0lu.ri11 Capifal for Volzlxia Nach , Our Plan Includes Personal, Industrial and Collateral Loans Automobile, Radio and Refrigeration Financing DAYTONA BE.-XCII DE LAND NRXV SMYRNA Pagr Fifly-Him' X Compliments SEYBOLD BAKING of COMPANY' I- B- S- Bnkerx af . 0-BOY BREAD AND Q'T?7wL W Q',,?f SOUTHERN CAKES Pug S unJ.,V.4. - ,I J 1-Af, Qi- -fam f 14,5 rfb' A lf5 4J'1'- 'N QA . ' ' I 'fo-Q if? 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