Seabreeze High School - Sandcrab Yearbook (Daytona Beach, FL)

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Runi-ilu' J. LONGS'l'RliE'I', WiL1.iAM S. Mooius Seabreeze High Command OTH Mr. Longstreet and Mr. Moore have identified them- selves with every phase of the school's life. To work for Seabreeze has been their happiness. To cultivate the head and heart of the boys and girls of Seahreeze has been the growing conviction of their years of service. Their patient guidance and instruction have been an outstanding and indispensable part of our school life and they have made an indelible impression upon the procession of boys and girls who have gone out from our school. The Senior Class of 1940 delights to pay tribute to them. 13

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, ,.- ,. t ' - JEROME A. BURGMAN Mas. MINNIE K. Banana joHN S. BYINGTON C hairma rz Board of Trustees HE SENIGRS of 1940 take this opportunity of expressing to Jerome A. Burgman, lVIrs. lVIinnie K. Barbe and John S. Byington their appreciation for the guidance and inspiration which they, as members of the local board, have given to Seabreeze High School. These busy people believe strongly in the future of the boys and girls of our school. They believe that the first duty of government is to put the means of self-development within the reach of every- one. Because they believe this, they have for many years given unseliishly of their time and talents to improve the educational op- portunities of the pupils of the peninsula. We feel highly hono1'ed to have such outstanding citizens as the guardians of our school. 12

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Seabreeze Rum' DAHLQUIST A. B. University of Illinois M atlzemaficr K. L. CARPENTER B. S., Stetson University M. S., Stetson University Science ETTA M. GILLIS A. B., Converse College, Sparta South Carolina Latin HARRX' E. BRI1'I'oN B. S., Emporia, Kansas M. S., Pittsburg, Kansas I mluslrial Eflncation PEARL M. LANGFIELD Platteville Normal, Wisconsin J unior H igh Mathematic: CARROLL THOMAS WELSHINGER B. S., Stetson University Coach, ,Composition and Heallh R. J. LONGSTREET A. M., Duke University LL. B., Stetson University S zlper-vising Principal WILLIAM S. MOORE A. B., Rollins flxsistanf Principal, English W. P. HENEY Band lVlARY CUTHILL MCCONNELL A. B., Florida State College for M. A., Teachers' College, Colu University English GRACE J. FREEMAN R. N., Louisville, Kentucky School Nurse WALTER C. KANGAS B. S., University of Milinesota Iinlzutrial Arts High School Faculty nlnurg, Women iubia KATHLEEN BUNCH A. B., Florida State College for Women B. L. S., Peabody College Librarian FRANcr:s DOUGLAS SMITH Ph. B., Stetson University E nglixb aml Journalism GEORGE W. VVATTS Northern State Teachers' College, Michigan Commercial W .jivp EULALII5 Woo 'N B. ., B I ' ,, In Onservatory 1 Art S e :sion for Peninsula MARX' HOLT B. S., Florida State Colle? for Women M. A., Teachers' College, Colunlbizi. University Home Economic: W. C. FRAINE Orchestra ROLLAND NORRIS B. S., Stout Institute Diversified C0-operative Training NATALIE LAMB B. S., Florida State College for Women History MARJORIE S. Juni' A. B., Florida State College for Women S panish aml F renal! KA'l'HERlNkZ lVlOl:ISSliR A. B., Duke University Englixli and Hislory GERTRUDE ADKINS B. S., Florida State College for XVOIIICH Science ami Secrelary af Super-vi.ring Principal