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

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fame lllllllll lllllllllll Sifting through the sands of time, we come to the bygone days of the Buccaneersg bold, ruthless men, whose lives and very existence depended upon their ability to conquer or destroy. Not unlike the pirates of olden times, we, the 1951 Buccaneers have also been known for our worthy deeds. Many of the goals that have been set by our predecessors have been achieved during our high school years. Some contributions in all sports, In e scholastic fxelds may go down ln the log books as outstanding to encourage our successors toward equal and higher standards We are now ready to em bark on the Sea of Life leaving behlnd us all that has been accomplished thus far Some of us will sail on to greater challenges and others will drift idly as life passes us by but whatever the future may hold for us we know that these experiences we have gamed as Buccaneers will be the happiest and most profitable ones of all 4'5 .fl Il 5 1 C A Q h C Q, i I' t S A Il d p th . u. in it rrr r ,W a u

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W M!! MRS. SCHNEIDER MRS. POLLITZ MRS. MARSH MRS. MERWIN Martha Bennett, Betty Wyllie, Mary Harrell, Shirley King, Peggy Williams, Gwen Oliver, Sandra McClelland, lVlacleline Eisenlmrey, Janet Bell, Sara Thigpen, Jo Bruc- coleri, Mary Lee Brown, lola Arnold.

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14 STANLEY GLOSSER JAMES HENRY Faculty Advisor Editor-in-Chief PHOTOGRAPHY Agnes Green, Dianne West, Martha Blanton, Barbara Todt, James Holmes, Allan Harris, Chairman. ADVERTISING Bill Bazemore--Chairman, Anne Winfield, Gene Dubberly, Harriett Stones, ,lack Bevel, Robert Leicht, Aldorae Wiley, Iola Arnold, Margaret Manchester, Sandra McClelland, Nancy Wehner, Lowell Dix, John Mills.