Mainland High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Daytona Beach, FL)

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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:-