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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1954 volume:

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Nitegigf r ex lffltgii xiii? tlllltlllllllll 1 The curtain opens. .. . .our stage is set .... .six years of under-study . . . . .the everyday happenings at school . . . . .gatherings on the steps be- fore first bell. . . . .fighting to clear a path to your locker. .. . .looking forward to assembly honor of seniors first. . . . traffic iams in halls be- tweenclasses. . . . .mile long lunch line. . . . .final exams. . . . .then fin- ally we become stars. . .l. .our dreams and aspirations come true. . . . . hard struggles followed us through ..... happy memories lessened hard- ship ..... football games ..... basketball ..... track ..... baseball .... excitement of Homecoming ..... Holly Hop ..... Easter formal ..... finally ..... the unforgettable Prom ..... unending activities ..... Mr. Stewart and Mr. Moore never failing to give us aid ..... the faculty ever lending a helping hand. . . . .all make up our high school days. . . . before the curtain falls we bring you the last act. . . ., A X .f U, i' fl fjfy if 4 UP . f,-1 34 M IQ xii Vf 5' JI rf! .. w 2 Jf ,Q rw --'Y P2 Jffff X HU' ff wif JJ! , . tp Km fkmud ,lp ,fqwj v E if xl Q9 ' YE, Pu DHUTUHH BEHCH SEHBHEEZE HIGH SGHUUL DHUTUHH BEHBH, HURIDH l Hll THE lllUlllD'SH STHGE All the world's a stage . . . And the students merely players . One person in his time plays many parts His acts being six stages ..... Engenue- first step up the ladder . . . Stand-ins- beginning of school activities Understudies- the step toward major roles Starlets- grand performance at the prom Stars- last performance in caps and gowns 4 ,AQ '.x N I Ney' Na, NN Q3 3 s, N NNE Nz 1 3 S If N N 1 E N s I N EE 1 z gf SA E .ix N x N !1 'a '- 1 1 5 f!i?:g3i52?:' EN: j N - N uoN Sidi? . . Pxnn Dedkco N . N N ..6 SN N N N0 N Hon . 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YATES- Sponsor, ANNE DONAVIN -Editor RRI, FRANK SWINDLE- Editor, JOEL BOGART, JERRY PRUEITT UTERRRU BEVERLEE MANSELL, IEANNE SCOTT, BARBARA HENDRIX, JANET BROCK- Editor, JEAN LISLE, CAROLYN SMILEY, BETTY WINN A group of hard workers. .Deadlines, dead- lines, always deadlines! . Will the staff meet all the production dates on time?'. .Argu- ments. .Quietll Discussions, decisions. . . . Always on the prowl For patrons. .Every Tues- day subscription day. .Nevera dull moment, but always work I, . V' 1. BUSINESS ADINE WULFEKUHLER, CAROL BARBER, IRENE KYPREOS-Editor, MARION THORNTON SPUHTS BOB STONE- Editor, BARBARA LEE-Ass't Editor PHUTUGHHPHU CAROLYN WILLIS, SANDRA COCHRANE, PUNKY LAKE, JUDY COLOMORE, PAT MIZE-Editor Have you got any money? . . ls the literary copy finished?. . .Smilel Snap! Are all pictures taken? .... Are all the cartoons drawn? . . . Is the sport section finished? . . It wasn't an easy iob. .Work, work, and more work .... Planning and planning For months and then. . .our '54 annual! . . .the script writers' pride and joy. . 5 was j p awn l , l 3. 5 ' If gg , g . ,tigg il I :im ill I 1. l L . Egg? ffl , I l S i 5 , 1 a I ll an S , . 2 y s . s QMQZLZE ? . 1 Q l 1 BEST IJIHEIITUH HUIHHDS The Senior Class and Annual Staff of I953-54 dedicate this, the 40th production of the SANDCRAB, to Mrs. Cuthill McConnell, Miss Lillian Trawick, and Mr. Harold W. Yates, our Senior Class Sponsors, as winners of the Best Director Awards . These teachers have directed us faithfully and diligently and at the same time they have been real friends to each of us. Mrs. McConnell with her senior invitations, caps, gowns, and the million other jobs that seemed to fall upon her able shoulders ..... she has devoted thirty years to Seabreeze ..... holds an A. B. degree from Florida State University ..... an M. A. from Columbia University ..... she is a true Floridian ..... loves a good game of bridge . . . . . ever faithful to Seabreeze. . . . . she was the inspiring force behind much that was accomplished during the year. Miss Trawick with her weeks and weeks of preparation for the senior class plays . . . . . not to mention all of the other favors which she has always managed to work in somewhere ..... she is a graduate of Florida StateUniversity ..... has an M. A. degree .....previous to coming here almost four years ago, she taught in Bartow, Florida, wasActing Head Department of Speech at Appalachian State College in Boone, N. C. , and an Instructor at Florida State University, She is an avid reader ..... acts ..... writes plays ..... We are more than thankful to have such a versatile director at our aid. And Mr. Yates with his constant patience, understanding and priceless sense of humor ..... who has worked so hard with us to produce what we believe to be the best SANDCRAB ever published. He received his A. B. fromCarnegieInstitute' of Technol- ogy and his M. A. from the University of Pittsburgh ..... his home state is Pennsylvania . . . . . after six years at Seabreeze he discovers that annual staffs are his pet peeve. . . . . ceramics occupy his spare time ..... likes dancing ..... an indispensibleperson indeed! Yes, to these. .. . .our friends, teachers, and directors, we extend our deepest gratitude for all of the wonderful things they have done for us. 8 MISS LILLIAN TRAWICK, MR. HAROLD YATES MRS. CUTHILL MCCONNELL PHUDUCERS 1 DIHECTURS l 2 i i 5 it 2 s WE!iiIN'W UHP8UEBUMGNWNW!!m YHIllEN!iiNSWXWMBPBQB-WK!MB20KiBWTB!P5926Milm!!N9W93WUHBNH4999153525 BWMQmNMDHWHBMlMWRWWB0lNWNWNNWGNRllWW63KB8WUNIiWJB !KHB NWBSQl ,, l mmewwaimta mmzww wwmwu mm Q 4 ' l . ., i 3 l I l . X X l u ' 5 , i l . t , . . , 5 2 4 t t z i l , is 3 L 1 z E . ' 2 l , . u i 1 2 W i s 2 A' Bi B!N 9MEWG!WNWWQWSNmmmmumHinmiQmmnmmwummmnmlnnnavxmemuawwwbnxmmmwtiwuR1mmwW mm1w.WwmumwmwUWW8DmmmMhiWR WGW5W5UFmHHWR0BHlml l . t llllllIHIlI S. Hlllillii An unequalled producer. . . . .enthusiastic . . . . . inspirational . . . understanding to entire cast. . .during his I6 years he built morals and spirit into the walls of a building. A West Virginian ..... enioys hunting ..... rarely absent from an athletic contest ..... a past English prof ..... graduated from Rollins . . . . .spenttime at Stetson and the University. . . . .coached several dif- ferent sports ..... versatility unsurpassed! I ..... One who is respected, loved, and admired, by all, for his many successful roles completed 12 nmmnmmwn Www N New ,M W l 1 r , MW swim, . n f S i i gi . 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Morris Harvey F ' WC . af MR. KENNETH BEMAN, Mathematics b , 4 M.A. coiumbia Ng S ' -- 'qs g T lliailzsligig erm U, .2 is-25' ,. 'vr ig 2 Q - 5?23525?ix5525523i55'E!f!f?25iiT2!S: Je ' ,zvrfflffiefss 2555 f'e2f5'2fi5 f fifiiffilliwifi -asf 22 sw tfiefelfzififiraiblif 9' Efi. 221524-522' -it MISS KATHLEEN BUNCH, Library B. L. S. Peabody College MISS LEOTA C. COBURN, Music B.M. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music MRS. SARA CUDDY, Office . ,F,,.2:Z:-E, Fi zifsm.- P!s,5!5! lsiwe sa1?1sit.lE5!5lf'9'5!?'iS'2f - Iliff Sfilfsaisssrietgglgzigffgfflr ., Agg'ili!r5iE'!?iE!3iiSiifiiiiif ' its 11 2.53253 - fig' ---- .. we ,Z flew -if-ff w -51,-ylmife.. 2 qqemizsp, . I V. lilgffffawsfggya ' if Q ifsigiiisrgliiztia ' - sin. f ,,,. if-i.f1zggf:li:'Q il r Igg,g Zgff.gfi - sxfiigri v 4 'f' riiiffiiiifglgi, ..5Q2siQiiE yfvjk ., s ' ti MISS ELSIE FULBOAM, English , ', 9' M. A . Columbia Jr' '-A J Y MRS. ESTHER GAMMAGE, En ' P M. A. Stetson ,NLM . if MR. LEONARD GRAsso, Business Education B. S. 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K, MCBRIDE, Athletic B. S. Mount Union College MRS. CUTHILL MCCONNELL, English M. A. Columbia University MR. RAY MOELLER, Instrumental Music B. M. Stetson 'LU b- -5 Ki -L' -q If 7-' .fy ,A fkflf-.ft TLQZ L,- .l fi tl nL ug ' MR, RICHARD TENNANT, Science, Algebra M, A, Montclair State Teachers' College MISS LILLIAN TRAWICK, English, Speech M. A, University of North Carolina MR, W, ROBERT WERTHEM, Mathematics A. B. University of North Carolina ' 'Lili ' I , gg!! , .Sfi5'5 52122!..?!2! 1Qg? i iS5 '3E'i'si5' ig KHJFJ vga my s. S W 1iig.gS'Ef5fi Hlfla lriq A , g M- az Lal'-f 5?- 1 M ' Eiriiii, 3 2: 5.1'25i:g.fie!2- . '2-ffijaff . 'Wi . f' .lifffiii LI .' ,.f:f .': '1 V .L '1 is .ix,7fifiVf2xli!lf.iqIQ53 ,f X' .:i5:SilEiii3:?i?5Vi?3lili5 , at . e:faefag22?gfgg3fg.gssl , . , , 1 ily. - rg faiiiii '3l:.,f .1:ii:!5iEg w N 1 f+:!.,.if: in ' ' 1 2 M ii ' 1 sw ' A i . , 32.2.2-I ES, I ,L , ' , L f xiii, 1 2252?-' IW .Lim . 2.:::::s, ...Q it i fill 2 4 i 5 xg! 3 s 5 i lit, I iili xiii I- , t s . L ii iilliliiiiilsif ' .,li.llllliiri f' gl ' 1i'Sliti ffvrKlfil Q nl., y ,gggffiedllW 13315212 3 if 5 if il? , ,.., nm, M .... .. 13 we Us :.Q.:f1-s.,,f..m,-v14m.a W 5... MISS NATALIE LAMB, Social Studies M, A, E. University of Florida 5 MRS. PEARL LANGFIELD, Social Studies A B. S. E. University of Florida MRS. IDELETTE LIVERETT, American History A. B. Lenior Rhyne . f X 1 h , -8 4 'i' V ' ' 4 Hi , 97 . 1 L: 'ox f,,,g,4,J--x.-Q MR, JosEPH NELSON, Coach, History ' M. A. Columbia MRS. LUCY I. SHEPARD, Spanish M,A, Middlebury College MRS. FRANCES D. SMITH, English A. B, Stetson MR, HAROLD W, YATES, Art M, A. University of Pittsburgh MISS MIRIAM ZEIGLER, Latin M, Ed, University of South Carolina 15 Mrs. Kathrine Rainey- Cover your left eye ..... say Ah . . . . shoulders back .... iust a few sounds we hear coming from the nurse 's room .... under the careful supervision of Mrs. Rainey who is on the set three days a week and when we need her. Three expert stage hands of dire necessity ..... friendly Mr. Livingston in his l3th year at Seabreeze ..... jovial Lawrence a year ahead of Mr. Livingston ..... wee Mr. Winans in his 3rd year in the halls of Seabreeze ..... all cooperative ..... helpful ..... behind the castatall times. Our thanks to you. STHGE HHHDS Between acts ones fancy turns toward food . . .we rush to the caf- eteria tofind . . .Mrs. Quarles and her staff preparing lunch for the hungry crowd . . .a good meal and back to the set. . .feeling satisfied . . ,and glad to have such a good cafeteria - 16' B H C H E H S Mrs. Robert Thoburn, Mrs, Atwood Teagle, and Mrs. Ralph Simpson. STANDING: Mrs, Grady Rowell, Mr. Donald Stewart, Mrs. James Horton, Rand, Mrs, George Smith, Mrs, Joseph Ginsberg, and Mrs, Eric Lenholt. An Organization to promote better understanding between the parents, teachers, and students. Their main project is helping with the betterment of school activities ..... Homecoming, Band and Glee Club Dance ..... Jr. High party ..... State P.T.A. convention ..... meetings, Medical panel ..... discussion of legislative problems ..... health programs ..... all P.T.A. promot- ed ..... these parents and teachers working and striving together For the leaders of tomorrow. 17 SEATED: Mrs. N,G, Gustat, Mrs, David Goddard, Mrs. David Ragan, Mrs. Harry Kemp, Mrs, Edward N ' suvfnnmini , , HSSIIIIIIIIIUII 1 25.25. 1 I I I . ig1,isi2IiiiFi llli' ff1ill'i , l Ii Ifil!il,.I,,?fdll I fiiisigziiffiiislgisi' I E I I , f5Mi?2s'2 rl A ikluriimiuml I7 , .ar A mi GOVERNMENT FUNCTIONS Federal government used as a model ..... Student ruled . . . . .PRESIDENT. . ...heads our assemblies. . . . . captain of student police ..... appoints all committees ,,,VICE PRESIDENT ..... heads senate ..... SECRETARY ..... keeps minutes ..... ditto's them for publication on bulletin board . . . . .keeps records for projects. . . . .JUDGE . . . . .presides at court ..... appoints personnel ..... SE NATE ..... boy and girl from every class ..... charge of homecoming ..... pass bills ..... STUDENT POLICE ..... sixfrom each class .. . patrol halls and assembly ..... generally keep order ..... WELCOME 8. GUIDANCE ..... welcome all new students . . . . .JUNIOR HIGH COUNCIL boy and girl from seventh and eightgrade home room.. . . . .plan junior high activities a well organized group that has full cooperation from Sea- breeze High Students. . . . 18 L, fi? . 2. ,N 'ea :. , f':,.? Q ': mt' --U E 'sr , - .-.. tr... - . . mr- ,.. -ef-V ,.f, si ff, ,,,.,Q,..,,,.m ' Y' V EW1' . , ,rr-ffi' re..R:U3kvg.iZ.r,gtggw, .. U 1 H ,Lf if ir X .Q , as 'I 55: 5 ,Fm ai Er, il 2 Q .. 'gil' af -Q ,4 1 ,L ff ff -' gi ,W W' P. siggwili 3,1 331 -if ,4 I ,lQ:?,bH,Q'2 is 2 F' iw H H ' rr' emi? , ri-xtgfgf K .1 w -ff1??ilQ?53i1fa55i3H'129i1H V ROGER HAYES Vice President TONY MAGOULAS Judge rw ,nr ,,, . a ,. ,vfi M . , ,X ,. K ,gp - ATWOOD TAYLOR DAVID KEMP Vice President President OFFICERS CHRIS GINOCCHIO Secretary Ginocchro, Davin Kem SECOND ROW Miss Lamb Stanle Gustin Bob Thoburn Bob Monta ue Lawerence S E n H T FIRST ROWg Kay Schmidt, Carolyn Elveridge, Judy Ruland, Judy Ossinsky, Jan Quinn, Tonny Magoulas, Chris 1 1 ' v 9 I 1 Y ' a 1 g 1 Fuller, Penn Holsapple, Pete Rogers, Shirley Davis, Atwood Taylor, Roger Hayes. 19 4 CUUH Jerry Tucker -Prosecuting Attorney, Phillip Wagner - Sheriff, Tony Magoulas - Judge, Pat Mize - Deputy Sheriff, Joel Bogart - Deputy Sheriff, George Smith - Bailiff. S , PULICE FIRST ROW: Marilyn McCarthy, Nancy Ross, Barbara Hendrix, Linda Blockinger, Catherine Draa, Ruth Ginocchio, Jean Robison, Fayn LeVeille, Pat Mize. SECOND ROWg Bob Dunkel, Robin DeArmas, Bill Benner, Gary Smith, Dick Starke, John Buckner, Dick Stabell, Jimmy Cook, THIRD ROWg Burr Cordray, Bill Lager, David Kemp, Phillip Wagner, Brad Brown, Ames Gardiner, Stan Alexander. '20 UIELCUHIE 8 GUIDHHCE FIRST ROW - Polly Montague, Judy McCracken, Gary Smith, Jimmy Livingston, Dick Vienot, Alex Wilson, Mrs. Liverett, Gwen Johnson, Doris Madden, Richard Cassidy, Jimmy Kleckler, Lynne Cooper, Cathy Finnis, Carole Pryde, Sissy Merrell, Evelyn Cusack, Marilyn McCarthy, Sharon Powell, Nanette Hansen, Linda Blockinger, Suzanne Ribers, Donna Dunlop, Gretchen Him- melstein. SECOND ROW - Gwen Calvert, Mary Anne Coleman, Bob Stone, Bob Whitener, Larry Graham, Brad Brown, Helen White, Norton Montague, Carl Nelson, Lawrence Fuller, Roger Hayes, Timmy Madden, Walker Batts, Pat Simpson, Rodney Nance, Clinton Dunn, Alice Burhans, Nancy Williams, Ann Smith, Julia Madden, Suzanne Pollard. lo , ' sl' '- N I 4 . 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SEATED-LEFT TO RIGHT- Jim Hughes, Ellen Taylor, -7th Grade Senators, Peter Stevenson, Susan Arbogast-Sthg Joe Smith, Mary Ann Vickery-gthp Dick Sta- bell, Martha Mitchell-Iothg David Maddox, Sheriff. SECOND ROW-Lester Cottrell, Mary Ann Coleman-Ilthg Shirley Davis, Treas- urer, Marilyn McCarthy, Larry Graham-I2thg Miss Lamb, Sponsor. ZZ is, s..,W1.f-a., E, ,f.,, sz, P ,If Qf,-- f s 5 , my ,,,,, ,, , 1 PULICE FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT-Kathy Madden, Annette Nelson, Ion Adkins, Jeannette Holland. SECOND ROW- Richard Grasso-Lt. , Chris Ginocchio, Nancy Ross, Mary Atkinson. THIRD ROW- Kay Schmidt, Carolyn Elvidge, Nancy LeGrande, Bob Montague, Art Taylor, FOURTH ROW-Roger Hayes- Deputy, Mary Evelyn Thweatt, Brad Brown-Lt, Bob Thoburn. FIFTH ROW- Tony Latford -Deputy, Wilbur Lowe- Deputy, David Eith-Deputy. SIXTH ROW- David Maddox- Sheriff, Danny Ambrose-Lt, , Stan Gustin-Lt. jf 1 5 ' ' A f VJ, 5 Lil I ,. My-1' fp 1 X . x -V - X, , V f in .1 , KM., -J. . 2' ' A f' . ', ' in ,J Y I L in if - r A F zwn . ' J 1 cl, n ,T M ,IQ ' f' iv! J QL V, 4- I 1 J 1 -if-1 ,IX SEATED Roger Hayes Deputy Wilbur Lowe Deputy Gary Smith STANDING-David Eith-Deputy, Tony 'T Latford Deputy George Smith Bailiff Phillip Wagner Judge Guy Millner-Prosecuting Attorney, David Maddox Sherlff Brad Brown Lieutenant Danny Ambrose L1eutenant, Stan Gustin-Lieutenant. Jury-Mary Powell Shlrley Davis Chris G1nocch1o Mary Anne Coleman Kitty Fox, Robin Lenholt. C' J . 5 rg: Qfiub vuy ith WEE 9'9l', U' Q! Q Quik -. IHTERIQISSIUHS I SEPTEMBER- UCTUBER 2, tr V 1 fx f n ' 6- Sub Deb Faculty Tea A ' f f Ks ,ff H :Zff p xx Fmt day 0 school 1 1 K K1 b Kr 1 2 , A i f 9- ey -1 aw ...ur 25- First football game X 14 0 V' ' f 23- B.T.O. Dance ff 25- Hi-Y Dance y gf.: V li! X fb V I' 31- Sub Deb Carnival X ,aft N , , , li lg if kan V Senior trip to St. Augustine iv- 1 all X in if 'l l 2 W 31- Halloween I A y fi if .5 l VK S V 5 ., ,Y ,cn cc L W 3, , 'W ' ' 'N Q' ' 4X ,,,. CJ ECEMBER :at X ' f . . :rms Q 2, is if' fn 6121 gf 16. it A9 Ill X :L 1 g 0 ' 5 , - 'i ii I 2:1 4 I 3 zo 2 1 26 26 HUVEWBEHK Keyette Assembly Zeta Tau Dance Homecoming Hi-Y Hayride Sadie Hawkins Thanksgiving - Amateur Night First Basketball Game Senior Class Play Christmas Holidays Holly Hop New Year's Eve 'JHHUHHU 4- 21 2I 26 28 30 Back to school Chain of Missions Amateur Night Circus Jose Marti Ship Wreck Dance T25 F112 00 -ZH pm 'lhx 5 XZ ' X03 9 f lm .Z ca f 'K'-2 1 2 Q 'N- m'a. 59 Y' 5? Q 4 ff lv' Ji 'SJ' ' ff g'?fg,t..uLug ' 5 ft , cg V 28 2,aBBf 6 ' y n. i H, , eff 1 f' M . B i DN it : M 'I' v- X 3- Miss Seabreeze Contest IO' Brotherhood Week 12- Sweetheart Swing 14- Valentine 's Day 25, 26, 27- Group Basketball Tournaments C 2- Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Dance - IO' J . H' b Dance Mm I Stetson Interns Enter I lg ' C' ' S 12,r3- The Robe K 6 Youth Day aG?Qf1l . gi'QM1Q 52,5 15- Easter Vacation Io, I I, 12, 13- State Basketball mqzgr L Tournaments 19- Easter Dance wil, xl Ji . I7 St' Pamcks Day 20- Back to school div an Q1 rv ' 20 Glee Club Dance . 24- Latin Banquet i A FWZ! 111 ,f 'il nl .ri Q M 'I L- 1:5 ,LIL tg,-,M A 4 , Y ... 'in' 4 F271---.M rf - W4 X B ,rg5wu,5,..,,,, 5 4fl.H',6n'41 1.1 . laiiijhll' , 'g,'ir'iffI .ff .Ay ,,,,, - !.f'55?a-ff .!'!'1:lU '- U . B JI .A ' mg I x 0 ,M- First Baseball Game 27- Senior Exams 30- Hi-Y Banquet FEBHUHHJ zfkeb E 1 la HPHIL X 0 9 QHJ a 75 ' X -----'-IH Thespians Banquet Chi Delta Banquet Keyette Banquet G. A. A. Banquet Key Club Banquet Zeta Tau Banquet B. T. O. Banquet All Sports Banquet Sub Deb Banquet Jr. Sr. Prom 6- Baccalaureate 9- Graduation II' Last Day of school JUNE Z ku hill - A XX if 44 5 1 5 avin-Bob Stone M ary 6 Don Powell Ann 'Georg N B111 Benner - Chris Ginocchio KING UUEEH G Smith F 1 Betty Winn-Jimmy Allen Barbara Hendrix-Wil bl-u' Lowe 30 BAND - First Prize KEYETTES - Second Prize KEY CLUB - Third Prize 31 HOMECOMlNG ..... The greatest outdoorperformanceofour show. . . . . red n white decorated every available float, car, and bicycle. . . many praises and congratulations to King Bill'n QueenChris. . . . .then thepeppy bon- fire and thrilling game ending with the coronation of our King and Queen .... a salute to the escorts and sponsors .... the dance climaxed the exciting day with the sweet strains of Goodnight Sweet- heart flowing from the Don Meyer's Band ..... and a happy ending for all . I P n , l F .1 fjiiii-ii: ,. fgi!si,iiiSiftZiilfiliilil55551iliiiiliiiiiiliiiliiiililii l Q CONTESTANTS Chris Ginocchio Shirley Davis Betty Winn Barbara Hendrix Sandra Cochrane Carolyn Willis Carol Cassidy Sarah McCabe Joy Horton Martha Lee Green FHRRFF 'l' sms 4 J fl is .eaffgpag,zg,aa,Wi:zfzsfr-4fiw'mr---fwwfwfw'Harpass-sm:wm:'Af1ttasm-f-fri-A aa1::f-faWM.M .raw BETTY WINN Third Place QUEEN CHRISTINE GINOCCHIO Long live the Queenl I .... This cry cli- rnaxed the coronation of Miss Seabreeze of 1954 .... After careful election of contest- ants by sponsoring clubs .... planning the acts .... making costumes .... selecting those certain formals to wear .... practicing hard to perfect their all important talents . . . . the big day arrived. . . .The contest was held .... songs, pantomines, monologues, and dances enacted by our most prominent Stars, Starlets, and Understudies .... stu- dents voted .... contestants waited impa- tiently for the outcome .... Long live Queen Chris! l with all her poise and that terrific twirling routinel 1 Shirley, running a close second, had the spectators in stitches with her pantomime of The Man in the Little White Coat. Betty, close be- hind with third place, had people saying E-e-e-e-lephants for weeks .... from the monologue of the same name .... So ends another of the famous, Sub Deb sponsored, Miss Seabreeze Contests. The spotlight falls on one of the biggest dances of the year. Leading roles for the big night were held by King Bob Dunkel and Queen Betty Winn ..... supported by a large cast of fun loving revelers .... Mellow strains of music from a terrific band ..... Christmas goodies ..... a grand performance produced and directed by Sub-Debs. HUHU HUP KING BOB DUNKEL AND QUEEN BETTY WINN HIHG HHUUUFEH SADIE HAWKINS DANCE SWEETHEART SWING HURRICANE DANCE BROWN NOSE BALL During the intermission ofthe big show there was a variety of side attractions that gave additional zest to an already colorful production .... Typical of the after football game dances was the BROWN NOSE BALL, sponsored by the B.T.O. , social Club . . . .The Junior Class presented the SADIE HAW- Kl NS DANCE where each girl tried her luck in catch- ing a man .... Not even the weather could stop the Key Club from giving the HURRICANE DANCE . . . .Valentine's Day Found cupid working over- These were just a few of the many events. 34 time for Zeta Tau's SWEETHEART SWING .... JUHIUH -SElllUll Plllllll The hustle, bustle of getting ready .... exchanging dances .... getting your dress or suit .... ordering her cor- sage .... Then at last the night is here and just before the curtain goes up on Evening ln Paris the actors and ac- tresses put on the finishing touches .... The curtain rises with the great excitment and eagerness of the best per- formance ofthe year .... First Act .... dancing, soft lights and music .... Second Act .... the performers gather for an informal breakfast .... Third Act .... off to the springs the next day for a swim and picnic .... Then as the cur- tain falls everyone agrees the Junior-Senior Prom of '54 -was best of all .......... 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Ei!i2s3!lieff2ss-az: zzfrfzgl 1-3-,Pai 'Z A ' Barbara Dodd Sandra DeArmas Helen White Elizabeth Johnson Barbara Lee President Vice President Secretary Treasurer ...l3ill 1 xillll' ' M Ili he ilk' s tzslftffsisl :iii V X ,m?'!lf:,'!iass:':I, gilglhibiglhf T 1 s ,t..+ fff'tlBEigz2si,Qg5g .,..Za., 'w fgggggg A .filf efriizfi 3 :u1ifs..i:1f-,Q Mary Powell Vivian Orr Selby Allen Joan Partridge Marilyn McCarthy The ke irls and bo s in the school. Becomin J, L, f Y Y S ,Q members on the basis of scholarship, leadership, ,S L: 1 and citizenship. Sponsored by the Kiwanis and . .fy lj' . . C ' ' ' serving the school,the community, the state, and If . . . . J the nation to the best of their ability. . . . Attend- ing luncheons. . . bonfire and clean up committee . for Homecoming. . . serving underprivileged chi- l 11, dren. . .bringing Christmas cheer and happiness into the home of needy families. . . cleaning tro- phies and trophy case, desks and painting num- bers on auditorium seats. . . parties .for alumni. . . raising the flag every day and reading the Bible in Assembly. . . The open doors to a brighter fu- ILll'C...... Ioan Knightly Beth Hodgins 7 z Shirley Davis Martha Graves Anne Donavin Z, Chris Ginocchio Jean Dunn 'Rl Barbara Hendrix M fi is Martha Mitchell Annette Nelson l Sarah McCabe I 3 E Mary Coleman t 5 Elaine Fowler FUTURE HlllllEilIHlltllS llt HlllElllCH OFFICERS CHRIS FISHER, Historian MARCIA GRAHAM, Sgt, at Arms JOAN KNIGHTLY, President ANN CARPENTER, Treasurer BETH HODGINS, Secretary ANNETTE NELSON, Vice President BACK ROW: Diane Moesser, Chris Fisher, Joan Brooker, Judy Davies, Jane Merrell, Bonnie Dunlop, Shirley Davis, Nancy Williams, Bever- ly Stoup, Annette Nelson, Joan Knightly, Beth Hodgins, Ann Carpen- ter, lllena Abrams, Arla Hardt, Alice Burhans, Marilyn Witt, Marsha Graham, Miss Holt, Martha Nelson. FHA - Future Homemakers of America ..... hard working girls who are learning to be better homemakers . . . . promoting democracy in home and community life ..... developing creative leadership ..... food baskets For Thanksgiving and Christmas . . . . halcesales ..... selling stuffed animals . . . .all under the guidance of Miss Holt. , 40 lllllll CLUB seas-sew--ffisrfinrfffsf maxiwe--f-A--famesf-ei .fa-as-1-f-U 0 1- .ma-A is---we we Q:-w-:W ---f i- f-- -- -M ' l M A , , ,nt ,. ,M-,L ,. rt ,.s,,,,a .anwi-V1a.s,,r,..maffffaswe::fffwar-fsfszasselsffgpselfiieei ,Mg 4 I ie FIGHTING- Joe Eubanks, JerryForsythe, SEATED- Gayle Raines, Gretchen Hain, Beth Monroe, Annette Nelson, Dick Stabell, Miss Zeigler, Martha Mitchell, Martha Graves, Deanna Barber, Elizabeth Weller, Bill Rhinehart. STANDING- Linda Galloway, Anita Parrish, Kathleen Madden, Ann Wilson, Judy Davies, Carol Rule, Eve Winch- ell, Bob Thoburn, Fred Martin, Arla Hardt, Pat Simpson, Martha Nelson, Norman Kull, Billy McDaniels, Diane Straehley, Cathy Fin- nis, Irene Califano, Nancy LeGrande, Cynthia Smith, Mary Ann Vickery, Beverly Teagle,i Fort Hammond, Jerry Unatin, Lee Riggs, Hatten Howard, James Merthe, Johnny Henricksen, Ronald Huhn, Jimmy Saffell, Jerry Calcott, Not pictured- John McConnell. LATIN CLUB--Combined this year with the Latin Honor Society ..... students with a special liking For Latin ..... interested in the history of the Roman Civilization ..... banquet in Roman dress and in the Roman custom ..... the first year students act as slaves to the more advanced ..... praiseworthy students who are really learned in the language of Latin. 41 2 1- , sg L Qt! rfreiffszset ss., s,,,.sf f W .W I A N f aaarsf .1 rs sw ess, L5 1 ' ff , ff P75392 J s.ssi,aQ-iggfssafegigastigyfw-, tau . ' H ssl fe . ff f wa .sae anal. '. if'2aa-P as if H 1 ,Swain A mf'1rFW NEW -am W at LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Stabell-Vice Pres. , Martha Mitchell-President, Annette Nelson-Secretary, Fred Martin-Sgt. at Arms, Joe Eubanks-Treasurer. FIRST ROW- Gaby Gordon, Jeanne Scott, Selby Allen, Sandra DeArmas, Jerry Tucker, Larry Graham, Jean Dunn, George Smith. SECOND ROW- Richard Grasso, Edith Witherspoon, Mary Anne Coleman, Joan Knightly, Kay Schmidt, Punky Lake, Julia Madden, Ann Smith, Richard Holleman. THIRD ROW- Kathleen Graves, Pat Mize, Anne Donavin, Barbara Hendrix, Elaine Fowler, Beverly Boales, Diane Combs, Vivian Orr, Don Lucey. FOURTH ROW- Barbara Lee, Beth Hodgins, Elizabeth Johnson, Marilyn McCarthy, Gloria Louria, David Maddox, Jimmie Wilson, King Nelson, Walker Batts, David Eith, Richard Adams. FIFTH ROW- Joan Partridge, Shirley Davis, Carol Cassidy, Annette Nelson, Chris Ginocchio, Atwood Taylor, Bob Dunkel, David Kemp, Joy Horton, John Buckner, Gerald Moore. Hllllllli SUCIETU Desired by all ..... 89 average in studies, 90 in citizen- ship ..... tapping new members in assembly ..... thrill of candle light initiation ..... food and fun at banquet ..... Tuesday night meetings once a month ..... Alumni Christ- mas party over the holidays ..... help with the SHARE drive ..... annual Wheel of MisFortune program ..... Miss Holt's untiring efforts ..... Sandra's leadership ..... bang up party to end a perfect year ..... gold tassels at graduation ..... the goal of all! SANDRA DeARMAS President 4 2 JEAN SCOTT Secretary .TERRY TUCKER Vice President Q ,,, ,A HV, ,v-if:'2ffiff2:65.l'5Qf: J..':,: 5Il . . I 1. - 'iv.,S'iEvifi3:fifigs142'5if'5ilf5Fi::Tfi'f:Ef5f?:V :ii?f:Q:2i2lii2f!:.,3ii1 53 P3 :gift .:sazsasa.-fasf- a s 1 . 2, SELBY ALLEN Treasurer lST ROW: Joan Partridge, Chris Ginocchio, Jerry Tucker, Vivian Orr, Barbara Dodd, David Maddox. ZND ROW: Edith Witherspoon, Jeanne Scott, Mary Ann Coleman, Selby Allen, Joy Horton, David Kemp, Atwood Taylor. 3RD ROW: Kathleen Graves, Gloria Louria, Sandra DeArmas, Jody Hanemann, Betty Winn, Jimmy Wilson, Walker Batts. 4TH ROW: Barbara Lee, Marilyn McCarthy, Elizabeth Johnson, Pat Mize, Larry Graham, Bob Dunkel. 5TH ROW: Beth Hodgins, Gaby Gordon, Richard Adams, Gerald Moore, John Buckner, and George Smith. VIVIAN ORR CHRIS GINOCCHIO President Vice President BARBARA DODD JERRY TUCKER Secretary Treasurer SPHHISH Hllllllll SUCIETU The National Spanish Honor Society ..... com- posed only of those maintaining an average of 90 for two semesters ..... an eventful year beginning with an impressive candlelight initiation ..... honorable men- tion For their representation in the homecoming parade. . . . . a Spanish movie, The General and the Senorita' . . Helping with the Spanish Christmas pageant. . . . . a Christmas program for the Peninsula Club. . . . . just a few of the things successfully accomplished during the year. 43 sus nfss FIRST ROW- Betty Winn, Marion Thornton, Sarah McCabe, Joy Horton, Mary jgiy ' Ann Coleman, Gwen Calvert SECOND ROW- Kathleen Graves, Annette Nelson, H -5 , Roberta Lovett, Ioan Knightly, Anita Parrish, Martha Graves. THIRD ROW- Mrs. Wiizhllhl 'ZLL' y Kemp, Shirley Davis, Dede Lund, Carol Barber, Punky Lake, Adine Wulfekuhler, Vivian Orr, Marilyn McCarthy, Ann Smith, Beverly Boales, Nancy LeGrande,Mrs, Rigg. FOURTH ROW- Kitty Fox, Barbara Hendrix, Sandra Cochrane, Janet Brock, Helen White, Kay Schmidt, Jean Scott, Martha Mitchell, and Nancy Whyte. BETTY WINN JANET BROCK president Vice-President rr s . . 'S , nn, A really great bunch of carefully selected girls working hard . to serve the Peninsula Club and provide the school with the best social events. The faculty tea ..... the happy-halloween car- ,r r ,rrr nival ..... the Holly Hop ..... the bouncing Bunny Hop . . . . . the thrilling Miss Seabreeze contest . . . . . and ex- citing Coronation dance. M, .. ..,r C ,r,,r.r ,,,.c , Thanks for your leadership Bet , you did a great iob. MARY COLEMAN MARILYN MCCARTHY Secfetafl' Treasurer 44 BETH lHElH lllllilill BARBARA HENDRIX President HELEN WHITE Secretary fff? j FIRST ROW- Mary Powell, Jolly Scheitlin, Bob Stone, Helen White, Barbara Hendrix, Ann Smith, Marilyn Witt, Bob Dunkel, Beverlee Mansell, Pat Mize, SECOND ROW-Carol Cassidy, Chris Ginocchio, Sandra Marks, Ann Parker, Jody Hannaman, Elaine Fowler, Anita Parrish, Beverly Smith, Judy Davies, THIRD ROW- Dede Lund, Barbara Lee, Anne Donavin, Martha Bruce, Irene Kypreos, Diane Combs, Judy Colomore, Linda Galloway, Harriet Goldfield, Gretchen Hain, ,'l:'ii FOURTH ROW- Sally Rogers, Carolyn Elveridge, Loretta Wall, Shirley Davis, Linea Carlsson, Deanna Barber, Julia Wolfe, Gwen Johnson, Frances Spell, Pat Ingerson, Marjorie Thompson, Peggy Broom, Jean Dunn, Mary Evelyn Thweatt, Carole Robinson, Jean Scherzer, Dottie Hayes, Sue Mize, Carol Frederick, STAND- ING-Sandy Stentz, Mary Merriman, Nancy Adkisson, Nancy Goshorn, Carol Limp- ert, Alice Burhans, and Hope Martin. BARBARA LEE V. President V A very Successful Year under the capable leadership of Barbara Many services For the betterment of the school ..... lines down the hall .... the Brown Nose Ball ..... The Fashion Show. . . . . beat oppo- MARY POWELL nent cards ..... the rummage sale ..... and loads of other things Treasure, which all proved to be fun. The curtain goes down on a job well done. 45 FIRST ROW - Diane Straehley, Janice Beaumont, Beverly Boales, Mary Anne Coleman, Atwood Taylor, Kitty Fox, Joan Knight- ly, Roberta Lovett, Robin Lenholt, Selby Allen, Marilyn Orr, Barbara Dodd, Gaby Gordon. SECOND ROW - Katherine Hinze, Marion Thornton, Doris Madden, Carole Pryde, Punky Lake, Jane Ross, Betty Ginsberg, Mary Byard, Cynthia Nimidoff, Viv- ian Orr, Kay Schmidt. THIRD ROW - Edna Wolfe, Sandra Cochrane, Charlene Cox, Sylvia Simmons, Joan Brooker, Gayle Raines, Martha Mitchell, Pat O'Rourke, Betty Winn, Beth Hodgins. FOURTH ROW - Sussy Kulzer, Dorothy Dewey, Ann Car- penter, Judy Henriksen, Kathy Draa, Inger West, Phyllis Draa, Nancy Williams, Beth Monroe, Anne Meachem. FIFTH ROW - Roberta Logan, Darlene Gibson, Angeline Forest, Minna Helms, and Helen Johnson. Wages so wr'a e'P1' :Riagg ,Mawr Tops in the social set. . . . . made up of Under- studies, Starlets, and Stars striving to make this year the best. Starting with a semi-Formal initiation. . . . . . . a spectacular Christmas Fashion Show . . . . . the Sweetheart Swing which was a big success. . . . . and then the banquet winding up a grand year under the ww-Ei capable leadership of Kitty . . . . . Everyone agrees that this year was Zeta's best. KITTY FOX ROBERTA LOVETT 4 6 President Vice-President MARY ANN COLEMAN GABY GORDON Secretary Treasurer lST ROW - Lucy McDaniels, Gwen Calvert, Jane Merrell, Janet Brock, Carolyn Willis, Faye Goldie, Eve Winchell, 2ND ROW - Mary Ann Wilson, Gail Merthe, Judy Kinard, Lucy Johnson, Elsie Lewis, Alice Lewis, Dorthy Haigh, Carolyn Smiley, Jean Lisle, Beverly Stoup, Pat Simpson, 3RD ROW - Marcia Graham, Nora Inskeep, MartaMerri1l, Eleanor Clancy, Diane Moesser, Phyllis Pusillo, Ann McCullough, Ruth Norris, 4TH ROW - Alice Johnson, Alberta Hatton, Annette Nelson, Bonnie Dunlop, Joy Horton, Martha Nelson, Bessie Weller, Brothers-David Kemp, Gary Grabe. CHI IlEllH Our social best. . . . . the curtain riseson thein- formal initiation and the year is started with cr big bang! . .... Those cute green and white beanies. . . . . leading inschool spirit. . . . . selling the Sea- breeze buttons and programs at the football and basket- ball games. It was a swell performance with Jan leading the way ancl everyone doing a wonderful iob! l 47 i it filo ., 22 it isis 5 53 1 JANET BROCK President GWEN CALVERT Secretary r as w t t iiw mire' iifeiiifaii masse ..., LUCY McDANIELS Vice-President CAROLYN WILLIS Treasurer BHHIJ f T 1,:1, ,...er...R-5:5a,,......,,....., so-1155 aagsfac ..,,5af, ,, , e il,,, .-,. sr. ,,.. ,. . , if , wg sr 55? - Q E:,: , ffl! -.. , ,, ,Q ,,,,,..,.,, ,, .J ' ' fm... :H.?U'?l!!w52EEf:Ef'5f11? ....aae.f.fQ-vlan 2 :S ,L-,.,gJk ,,,1,f1., . .,,1 .. ,-,, E,-L..-QQ,W....,..aa..a..wf L. efasgglsrzszzagfe,.5mg.efrfsz.5seez5 naaigwrxsff-weafqmixzawzfw- , ,..,,,nEwa.f , , . YW- -- A xv ,- M M V. ,, ..',,,, , .N .fa V.. 1 , -Y . ,. ,. , . , .4 , I 1, - J f... ff 'W I n' fr .-CL.. - ,grae-' if W .1 if 'fy ' 0 w - ,Z A, jx fi. , X ' -'15 BAND - FIRST ROW: Doris Madden, Jimnigiffzook, I oe Smith, Susan Pollard, Pat Ingerson, Gwen Johnson. SE- COND ROW: Edwin Sherman, Diane Straehley, Nancy Goshorn, Judy Pilsbury, Margaret Goddard, Judy Mc- Cracken, Bonnie Reid, Joan Partridge. THIRD ROW: Wally Bushman, Hatten Howard, Betty Rice, Rich Peter- son, Beverly Stoup, Jack Bechtol, Ruth Ginocchio, Julia Madden, Sue Innskeep, Bev Teagle, Selby Allen, Ro- land Bell, Courtney Clark, Mary Vickery, Sandy Stentz, Mary Powell, Pat Simpson, FOURTH ROW: Cliff Fish- er, Carolyn Elvidge, Norman Kuhl, Linda Smith, George Smith, Ronald Miller. BEGINNING BAND - C. Ingranam, K. Dix- on, A. Lundy, D. Edson, R. Hackney, V. Buckner, S. Cockburn, P. Iacowitz, G. Goldberg. SECOND ROW: J. Kalashian, R. Jorgenson, R. Cole, E. Lawrence, I. Keener, D. McWhorter, B. Broyles, A. Fulmer, P. Troy, C. Magoulas. THIRD ROW: N. Simpson, B. Keeney, V. Tuck- er, S. Woods, B. Graham, S. Gonzales, D. Hutchinson, S. Stedman, M. Ramsey, S. Alexander, and D. Owen. A 4 8 if Ljyfv T Y 6An,,LaJ ff V . i ff i f' ,, Qjdfu H W 1 P- f-.. N ,- J' wi, g P Ginocchio, Lee Riggs, Bruce Kalashian, Mark Dennis Lee, Joe Bechtol, Bud Dyer, Bruce Compton French, Judy McKeech1e, Hope Jerry Unatin, Don Meister, James Russel, 5TH ROW Niki Gustat Kathy Hrnze Levetto Kathy Madden Dav1d Pollard Tony Tony Magoulas Ken Ketterer B111 Woods Bauermeister, Woody Hunt. . . ' ' - 5 . , A OFFICERS ' FIRST ROW: Tony Magoulas, George Smith, Joe Bechtol, Dennis Lee, SECOND ROW: Kathy Hinze, Ruth Ginocchio, Beverly Teagle, Sandra Stentz, SIDE PIC- TURE - MAJORETTES: Gwen Johnson, Mary Powell, Joy Horton, Christine Ginocchio, Niki Gustat. t,W...:...W,1awww! myffsrwmmxfmssmwv e,ff2rfwrwgzzmffzzfismwsmareiam-menamesswwmmvmnmwfmwsssmsszssf y 49 passageaffwfsgzggazgwgqgrfggsz sp:QQ5Q1e15,1155Kpgnzw:1m.ff:w:mmzsszweefffw,asvsmsrfsmnewffm,ffezefufmwmwsf-mm:fwwrfrff-wanna11amrtmmmfszzrff 5751! J. ,O FIRST ROW- Bessie Weller, Carol Limpert, Helen White, Peggy Smith, Kay Schmidt, Eve Winchell, Claire Bonner, Ruth Norris, Pat Simpson, Martha Green, SECOND ROW- Peg Broom, Margaret Ellison, Judy Kinard, Shirley Davis, Bev Smith, Doris Madden. THIRD ROW- Carol Barber, Kathleen Graves, Martha Bruce, Llena Abrams, Judy Davies, Nan Williams, Sandra Co- chrane, Pat Mize, Pat O'Rourke, Ann Kingston, Helen Johnson. FOURTH ROW- Marty Every, Lee Craft, David Pollard, Jimmy Allen, Brad Brown, Richard Grasso, Morris Nowell, Frank Rees, George Smith, Brownie Wrye. FIFTHROW- Tony Magoulas, Bob Whitener, Dennis Lee, Joel Bogart, Wilbur Lowe, Guy Millner, Larry Graham-, and Mark Levine, lllIXElJ GLEE CLUB Doris Madden, Larry Graham-accompanists: Wilbur Lowe- Presidentg Tony Magoulas, Helen White-Vice-Presidentsg George Smith-Boy's Presidentg Kay Schmidt-Secretary-Treasurer: Carol Barber-Business Manager: Shirley Davis-Line Captain. A picnic at DeLeon Springs to start the year with a bang ..... these grand singers per- formed many times ..... for State P.T.A ..... short devotional For State Meeting of County School Supervisors. . . Barber Shop Quartet, tops in harmony ..... Miss Coburn. and a small group working hard for State Musical Clinic in Tampa ..... working iust as hard was the Travel- ing Squad For District Vocal Contest in March ..... 50 FIRST ROW- Beverlee Mansell, Carol Cassidy, Carol Fred- erick, Punky Lake, Annette Nelson, Frances Spell, Jane Mer- rell. SECOND ROW-Bonnie Dunlop, Sylvia St. Sing, Beth Mon- roe, Marilyn Orr, Cathy Draa, Lucy Johnson, Niki Gustat, Regina Bear, Phyllis Pusillo. THIRD ROW- Mary Byard, Martha Nelson, Susan Mize, Sylvia Simmons, Marie Jarnigen, Llena Abrams, Ann Carpenter, Barbara Hendrix, Fayne LeVeil1e. FOURTH ROW- Alice Johnson, Dianna Moesser, Elizabeth Bee- cher, Sylvia Davis, Ann McCullough, Deanna Barber, Judy Colomore, Carol Robinson. FIFTH ROW- Judy Ruland, Pat In- gerson, Pat Mize, Marcia Graham, Linea Carlsson, Janice Beaumont, Charlene Cox, Sandra Marks, and Gail Merthe. acco m gmlg glgf 3 L UB Adding inspirational background music forthe Senior Play, The Robe ..... performances for Thanksgiving and Christmas A new addition is the Girl 's Beauty Shop Quartet ..... a credit to Miss Coburn and our school are these hard-working young people ..... Empires dissolve and peoples disappear Song passes not away . THESPIHHS .L ne, I .S af: 3,1 , ' ' MISS TRAWICK IRENE KYPREOS Sponsor President MARION THORNTON CAROLE PRYDE Vice-President Sec-Treas Frank Swindle, Gaby Gordon, Jeanne Scott, Carol Barber, Beverlee Mansell, Irene Kypreos, Adine Wulfekuhler, Marion Thornton, Jane Ross, Betty Ginsberg, Kay Schmidt, Jay Tuller, Miss Trawick, Barbara Hendrix, Janet Brock, Barbara Lee, Punky Lake, Anne Donavin, Carole Pryde, Joy Horton, Jane Merrell, Jody Hanemann, Sarah McCabe, Beverly Stoup, and Bill Woodfill. DRHMHTEEHS STANDING - Dede Lund, Irene Califano, Dorothy Stelling, Loretta Wall, Norman Kull, Marvin Ingram, Bill Odum, Jerry Forsythe, Mike Hain, Fayn LeVeilIe, Niki Gustat, Cathy Finnis, Judy Primm, SEATED - Gayle Raines, Marilyn Witt, Lucy McDanie1s, Joan Brooker, Cean Wall, Miss Trawick, Barbara Monaco, Sally Rogers, Phyllis Draa, and Edith Witherspoon. Loretta Wall- Sec'y Niki Gustat- President Fayn LeVeil1e- V. Pres. 52 SEHIUH PLHU SEATED-Bet ' ' ' ty Ginsberg-Salome, Larry Graham-Demetrius, David Kemp-Marcel- git lus. KNEELING-Chris Ginocchio-Lucia, Joy Horton-Diana, Sandra DeArmas-Phoebe. STANDING, FIRST ROW-Robin Lenholt-Captain Fulvius, Elizabeth Johnson-Woman, L Jimmy Allen-Stephanos, Grady Rowell-Child, Anne Donavin-Rhoda, Roberta Lovett- Sarah, jerry Tucker-Centurion Paulus, Tony Magoulas-Quintus Lucian, Lynn Cooper- Theodosia, Marilyn McCarthy-Cornelia Gallio, SECOND ROW-Atwood Taylor-Man, .II H E R 0 B E Bill Woodfill-Sarpedon, Guy Millner-Pontius Pilate, Arthur Ullman-Simon Peter, Kay Schmidt-Helen, John Buckner-Melas, Bill Benner-Tiberius, Richard Grasso-Senator Gallio, Frank Swindle-Caligula. Long hours of practice, worry over lines, real cooperation from Mr. Yates of the Art Department and Mr. Britton of the Vocational Department in the design and construction of sceneryp beautiful choral music provided by the Glee Club members under the direction of Miss Coburn of the Music Depart- ment. The capable direction of Miss Lillian Trawick resulted in THE ROBE being one of the most successful and spectacular productions ever attempted at Seabreeze High School. 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Wa 2, .. .sei 'sifted' . mv G if liu:Bf?'.s, H - 'W17 .XA t W - , M e .,' .M , s gg . . -, W ,,,g:!:S5i, 5' -Eg in A an I It A I N I IN is was V ggvgwegi ,fi 'Q fs? fit his MissHi.iB5r'iHfsG 1. LL Q9 ji isa? it s E M tat M sf . .. .s 5. Q MR. FRED HOGAN Head Coach Athletic Director MR, A.K, MCBRIDE E W:l:a 1 :D cv f-1-w :U cf: 5 s 5 E E 3 5 2 5 Z E 5 it li si was if is s I . :E EE sg ,f . fgfff. ., ..,, ,, , .. -- -xab ---- i . a 'Ci ri .t Lag- .3 sp ::: 2 ff ' - :: ,. V:,: j Ii 1 t, t Swggi 'E N' .- TF tv QE 3 Ja, .. t st, mai Y , ry, E ti gif B '1 4 Y 2'?f1Q 2fP ag R si rig' gt is 4 fs r- ng ,Lu ,i Lag! im J 'fam ' 1 ' gg Eu if! t-,E 'X art' J' s ' .5 E L HQ K f y , s 1 4 I tp .A J. F t-2 ,, .5 .aprt t is 5 ra 4' A was :lx 'Q if ,,, F554 1 . Q l -.v ' . ,wif '1 ,,'?, :fhsfi-I-1:95, E . 55, 1 ..: f:-.. : ff favs E 'mi img , i i MR. RICHARD HENDRY Assistant Coach ff Two brand new coaches aided in getting the team off to Q a fine start this season. Mr. Hogan. . . . a recent addition to if Seabreeze from Boone, Orlando. , . coaches football, basket- ' ball, and baseball .... is determined. . . ambitious. . . and very 2 is QE s anxious for the new season to begin. His popular assistant, Buck Hendry, hails from Cheerokee Jr. High in Orlando. . . Q 23 coached football, basketball, portrayed by the whole team . os .em at ,faiseivmsr ,mm 3. 5. :ss me 15 5 Jerry Tucker, Mike Milo, and Bob Stone tannins iff V ff: 33 Dr. Wilson and Rev. Edris. . . two men who T25 have stood behind our team win or lose. . . B5 boosting spirits. . . patching bruises. . .where i the team goes, they go. . . always lending a fs H preciation for your constant loyalty and sup- is 5 Q port. 5s5m.i.Zr:.Xm.:as M a fwww w Wwu,mmmsrmMmm 5 6 DR. ROBERT WILSON fi helping hand. . . constant morale builders. . f . . our backers .... Our deep and sincere ap- and track. . . fine spirit was Mr. McBride. . . .spent many years with us as head of the athletic department .... aiding in the production of a score of fine teams. Three very fine coaches .... . . a round of applause to them and an even better encore next year. Three boys who were with- our team al1 the way ..... washing 'n' hanging clothes. . , taking care of equipment. . . if always boosting up spirits. . . there when needed most. . . Jerry, A Mike, and Bob agree that there's more to managing than meets 3 the eye. . . but we all agree they are the ones to do it, ss! Q3 245 IEE! 112 Hifi as Us 9 Q S E sr 4 ii Q is se Y ,st 1 3, 5 ' -ss is REV. PAUL EDRIS SUllHl1 SEPTEMBER 17-GAINESVILLE-The Sandcrabs putting their wing-T formation to its first test were overpowered by the fast and smoothly operating Blue Wave of P.K. Yonge. The Crabs had a 14-7 lead at half time. Due to numerous injuries in the Crab lineup, Yonge was able to score three TDs in the second half for a 27-14 victory. SEPTEMBER 25-DAYTONA BEACH-The Sandcrabs, hampered by iniuries and colds, smoothly moved their new offense through the Cadets from Jacksonville with no additional iniuries. The Crabs scored a 20-O upset victory over Bolles Naval Academy. OCTOBER 2-ST. AUGUSTINE-The Sandcrabs, defense bolstered by penalties, held the Yellow Jackets deep in their end of the rain-soaked grid during most of the first half, but the highly favored Jackets tallied late in the second quarter. Both teams came back hard in the second half but neither scored and the final score stood Ketterlinus-7 Seabreeze-O . OCTOBER 12 -DAYTO NA BEACH-The Sandcrabs put their offense into scoring territory three times against the invaders from Cocoa. While the Crabs defense stubbornly held the Tigers scoreless in all four frames. At the final whistle the score board read Cocoa-O Seabreeze-20. OCTOBER 16-DELAND-The Sandcrabs, quite undermanned, came up on the short end of a one sided score. Though the Crabs gained much yardage they were unableto tread pay dirt but once. The powerful Deland Bulldogs took the game 33 to 6. OCTOBER 23-DAYTONA BEACH-The Sandcrabs were drubbed in a nonconference game by a powerful Winter Park eleven. The invdding wildcats overpowered the Crabs both on offense and defense for a 27-O score. OCTOBER 30-WINTER GARDEN-The Sandcrabs, traveling across the state as the favorites in another nonconference tilt, met a stubborn, fired up Red Devil team that held the Crab running attack and threatened with one of its own. The Crabs completed a long pass for the only score of the contest for a 6-0 win. NOVEMBER 6-DAYTO NA BEACH-The Sandcrabs played on the home grid against a strong Stark eleven. During the first half the Hurricane's running attack ripped through for five TDs to the Crab's one. The Crabs came back in the second half to hold the visitors to one tally and took one for their own. The final score was 39-14. NOVEMBER 13-DAYTO NA BEACH-The Sandcrabs were rated low for their tilt with the visitors from Sanford but a much improved Crab squad matched the Celeryfeds with TDs, outrushed them on offense and more than once smothered the favorite's running attack. The extra point proved the bad breaks for the Crabs when the score stood Sanford-20 Seabreeze-18. NOVEMBER 20-DAYTONA BEACH-The Sandcrabs Homecoming was spoiled by a fired up Cuda team who had at half time a 13 to 0 lead. The Crabs tied the score in the third frame,The Cudas tread pay dirt twice in the fourth to take the contest 26-13. 57 SEHIU H LENHOLT GRISWOLD web 's. 11Wiiff1iEiE? fi' Ewiff-w-mi!!! :SHN '- M - w . Til I 1 . -92253. . mam Jw A'iI.55:.1zs :u f : E-1 , : '1 mf 'K ' ' 3 1 533451, Miz, .Q 3 . .e .. -g , ,. 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M .K GUSTIN Luceyi' I Garner SUUHD ' s 15 ' iw - S 2 E A Hain Dixon Nass Gd um HoI Ieman Purser TIWOIDUFH TuI Ier Ta I ton Martin INDIVIDUAL SCORING TOTAL Lucey 6 6 I2 6 I2 42 Benner 6 2 6 2 2 I 6 2 27 Lenholf 6 6 6 I 8 Taylor 6 I 7 Hain I , 6 Griswold 6 6 Hayes 6 6 59 HB SUUHD FIRST ROW - Harvey Bryant, Ronnie Miller, Tom Thomson, Penn Holsapple, George Tyler, Frank O'Rourke, Rodney Nance, Sid- ney Ney, Norton Montague. SECOND ROW - Jack Weller, Scotty Dunlop, Tim Madden, Steve Hain, Flavel Miller, Martin Nass, Phil Walser, Reeves Smith, and Lawrence Fuller. SCHEDULE SEABREEZE I2 . . . PALATKA 6 SEABREEZE 0 . . . CRESCENT CITY I9 SEABREEZE 25 . . . DELAND O SEABREEZE I8 . NEW SMYRNA, 12 These are the boys that will one clay make up the Seabreeze Varsity. The past season was successfully completed after conquering three iunior varsity teams and losing to Crescent City's Varsity. Many hours were spent scrimmaging with our A Squad ancl these boys show real promise For the future. A round of applause for the effort and achievements of our B. Squacl. 60 HUHI THE SIDELIHE 1953 Q f UF BHSHETBHLL ASSISTANT COACH Ken Beman ' . J ai Qoaff g g g 1 , Ji M ,D ,unifi- . L EA Q2 3. ' I m e ms? ,, 55' A-wi Qs CAPTAIN CO-CAPTAIN Bill Benner Bob Dunkel A11 Conference 3 and 4 A11 State 3g A11 Conference 4, 62 COACH Joe Nelson i I. Peter Raby f, 2. Jack Weller g, 3, Jerry Forsythe c. I. Don Lucey g. 2. Phil Walser f, 3. Denis Lester g, 3. 63 I. Scotty Dunlop f 2. Tom Lauenderf Dick Starke c Dec, Dec Dec Dec Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Ian. Jan. Jan. Ian. VHRSITU IH HCTIUH New Smyrna Leesburg Lakeland Boone-Orlando Melbourne Fletcher New Smyrna Lake Wales K, M, I, DeLand Andrew Jackson P, K, Yonge Winter Park Ian Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Bolles Leesburg South Broward Boone-Orlando Winter Park DeLand Sanford Fletcher Sanford P, K, Yonge Bolles BHSHETBHH During the 1953-54 season the Jr. Varsity basketball team ran up an outstanding record both in and out of their own class. Many of the boys saw varsity action during the season and were able to gain much experience which will be valuable to them in the future. They ended the season with a 9 win I loss record.. . . . being out classed only by Boone High of Orlando, a AA team. Seabreeze New Smyrna Seabreeze Leesburg . Seabreeze Boone , , Seabreeze New Smyrna Seabreeze DeLand , Seabreeze Winter Park Seabreeze Leesburg . Seabreeze Boone , . Seabreeze Winter Park Seabreeze DeLand , FIRST ROW: Lawrence Fuller, Steve Hain, Jack Weller, Mike Hain. SECOND ROW: Mgr. Grady Rowell, Denis Lester, Martin Nass, Carl Nelson, FlavelMi1ler, Mgr. Jake Morgan. THIRD ROW: Sam Smith, Howard Roey, Tom Lavender, and Phil Walser. 65 ' A . -sf .sv :Q-mm' -ft' : ww ,ji M '! al Coach IRA FOSTER if N 'kff:, FIRST ROW: Dennis Dougherty Mgr. , Hank Coleman, Ric Alexander, Vernon Blank, Steve Hain, Buddy Ney, Mike Wallace, Burr Cordray. SECOND ROW: Joe Ragan, Tom Roberts, Rodney Nance,PennHo1sapp1e, George Tyler, Ken- ny Lovett, Tom MacConnell, Mike Alexander, Jimmy Free- man. THIRD ROW: Bo Dunn, Roger Griswold, Richard Cas- sady, Bill Krons, Joe Dougherty, Harry Wild, Mike Hunt, Jurkin Werkerle, Ralph Howard. FOURTH ROW: Kent Fos- ter, Bill Lager, Charles Oates, Stan Alexander, David Ross, Alex Wilson, Tom Mitchell. FIFTH ROW: Oliver Powell, James Russell, Pete Rogers, John Connors, Mac Merrill, Gary Goldberg, Jon Adkins. SIXTH ROW: Felix Riesenberg, Joe Keener, BillGreenlee, Dean Mitchell, Arthur Fulmer, James Hitson, Ted Merthe, and Dickie Edson. The Baby Crabs have come through again, winding up their eighth year of consecutive victories-115 wins in a row. This season the Jr. High School aggregation racked up a stag- gering total of 469 points as compared to 182 for the oppo- sition ..... the winning percentage for the eight year period being an amazing 92. 2. All fifty-two boys out for the team had plenty of opportunity to play. Each man played hard, showing great team spirit and sportsmanship, we ga az,g:,.,E,,,Q U ,,.., . 5-fzgzfsweea Judy Barber, Joan Cain, Lar1i Verner, Diana Schietlin, Sylvia Davis, Fayne LaVeille, Isabelle Merrill, Anne Wilson, Donna Dunlop, and Gretchen Himmelstein. 66 0, 1'L Q 'L' 235'-'Fhfg gli ,bm F x J im' Qi'-'ar , L Q H J! if a , .. . .Psp ' ' masggp' A 41' F wx f .,., 153 1 -. :,. E 1 , T E avi. 1933 ui - V- ' - ' 7-i fi? it gi -5 '5 A Q7 H j M . lsfQSa,fa2af5-ha Wana vgt ga My AL Wm L YXA L . V,z, A A N. ,Q , at - .f,,. W its af,,ig,3,+fsa agp,-j,,,-if-fggg , .. . .. 'F , sWfaEza'?sw+3'2'?5f2'iE.f12is'-3. 'fenaaigaw xl Zwzw-fff v W .5312 ?iw,,'.f YF- i Qf3W9h 1?1 sQQ:' - .a,,. A Y H ? Sonny Garner, Roger Hayes, Richard Holleman, and JaquesKe1ler. e Gary Smith, Hank Wenz, and Bob Thoburn Talton, Bill Bay, Jay Adams FIRST ROW: Dick Griswold, Sam Logan, SECOND ROW: Coach Hendry, Terry McCabe, Wilbur Low , W: Lawrence Fuller, Reeves Smith, Robin Lenholt, Fred Martin, Tom THIRD RO March 27 March 30 Flori Sanford Palarka da Relays New Smyrna Seabreeze April 2 nd DeLa rence Seabreeze East Florida Confe April 23 il I4 Mainland o Group Conference Apr DeLand April 3 Seabreeze Conference DeLand Jr, and Sr, High High May March I8 Seabreeze Jr, and Sr, 67 8 State AT THE RIGHT-LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Foy, Managerg Jerry Schwartz, George Green, Bobby Smith, Blake Oliver, Coach Hendry. BOTTOM OF LADDER UP: Eddie Stabell, Phillip Wagner, George Smith, Wade Dixon, Ronnie Hasselman, Bobby Edris, Henry Wenz, and Bill Wenz, Officers and Coaches picture: LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach, Buck Hendry, Coach, Marilyn Stigler, Captain, Lucy McDaniels, and Captain, Bill Wenz, ,I is ' gEsl,.,,,, .W-af am Af. , R BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane Ross, Phyl- lis Pusillo, Gretchen Hain, Loretta Wall, Jody Hane- mann, Gayle Raines, Joan Brooker. ZND ROW: Phyl- lis Draa, Inger West, Lucy McDaniels, Ann Smith, Linda Smith, Jewel Wolfe. 3RD ROW: Judy Henriksen, Cathy Draa, Ruth Ginoc- chio, Marjorie Thompson, Faye Goldie, Edna Wolfe. 4TH ROW: Anne Meach- em, Nancy Goshorn, El- sie Lewis, Miss Stigler, Alice Lewis, Cynthia Nim- idoff, Millie Murray, Hope Martin, and Nancy Wil- liams. 5?i5'5'ii1ii5 ii 3 ' iiE'2!iii l' Q is - W'-'E ll.-5 :'f-r---fr-'1'e,f- V 1 f g g tl5ggigfis,i?i, f fri ,r igs f isfliEli.5'if5,!il.,3,' , X l l 1 idln in Coach KEN BEMAN A A, A ,r 'iii i t lilllliigflilfflll 7, li ill, l n. ff w ill fl if it in .l .sg32ll. 1 ?I 's i,lil255?5'SlilSii'ifi25fl'l iiflQis?ii:, iii1E.iflr19izP : 'iiiE1Mifiiiififlllifsfli fnunai. ef EWnl.lH.1l is A sa, rn., -- f. .warg s. math vgg ,fi iziiiiiiianletfaigi i ,r S i 7Qfiill!fiii5iSLifii leyililfi l Q 1 Witt, 1-s',,,r.,rr 5,35 - Qiwxrulg 5,5 t E ll xl , :wi iifilfillgg f ,A rg, ,i -, 15,51 ggrZ..g,.,5gg,,k g g 5 w I ,grim y ,llgbig ,gi W l U ,, , f - . in ' '- Q 'f'lii'i!il.'v fling 'w it- a t e A if if rilsllfin i fs lwnnenlr ii f iawaai.a. a N . rpg,:i,5i5,,,ga::r,l,s. .., .qi rim l...,B,U M .. - WY iv glz?.ri5,s:gr:3sf:g, : - . A .J I . Stgviisgaayi : nlkiiiigeffiii Y-55' 'fwaisvf QW, lrfsszqi: riassfflllllfi kszffzlfafslv'5fz'A!Zfig1' all f lf- H,ine,s mn in-rf: it at if gp Z., a 4frminafrfzwffir :wig ,amiga is .1 x QriiAfff5P335255iEaxQuliss!tSl25sl2Ziii5i!l3will'lllggiiillglir' gfiliiliaikikl iigegiggwalrgf-Q .wa Mgr?-irilfiqwzi if My55:25l5!2Q3'!g!f5-5f-u2'rt:rlrf-fulwf 1-'HM laesgrvi 1,15,g-zgsgg-giilgwwlrf mst W ,, , ag is 5, lm i, pf .pl,,,lr,i..,s5:,fi:zi5!,gg3ii5Nl.f:Ei1I,i.,,,,,i,,vglgiiimpigggililgziligeglwgiggiyylr, Ify Q,.,lw ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, l X, , s W iifilfiilAfiHif2ili3E?if3'iiil5ififSifillfsfelifefliffilfiisiialz'ii?s!ififS2fiitiitiiiiiiiiizfsllwill it in is 5,3 Q, in 4,, ill '.A FIRST ROW: David Eith Mgr. John DaBoll, Phil Walser, Howard Roey, Scotty Dunlop, Martin Nass, Warren And- erson, Gary Grabe. SECOND ROW: Jack Weller, Roger Humphrey, Reynold Van Lennep, Perry Malik. Marshall Paquette, Don Brown, George Calcutt. THIRD ROW: Mike Hain, Dick Starke, David Maddox, and Duni Nelson. The baseball team For the second year will be under the guidance of coach Ken Beman. Because of the pressure of deadlines in getting your annual to press, it is impossible to select a starting nine from the many fine prospects pictured above. However, with practice beginning March 3rd under coaches Beman and Nelson it is Felt certain that the club will retain its E.F.C. title in '54 and perhaps gain further awards. March IQ Bolles at Sanford March 23 at St, Augustine April 20 New Smyrna at Palatka Palatka March 26 Andrew Jackson April 27 Sandford March 30 University School qOhioJ April 30 DeLand April 2 Boone of Orlando May 6, 7, 8 Conference Tourney April 7 at New Smyrna May II St. Augustine at Titusville May 13, I4, I5 Sub Group Tourney April I5 at DeLand May 2O,2I, 22 Group Tourney 69 CHEEHLEHIJEHS .janet Brock, Capt. Betty Winn Roberto Lovett .nj wi m ga .,3...a3lAfs,5S ?t?i?f1a.,f JZ?-1 ,sn H H at yazq k lsfwww me ffmweilfg may-was' A , , A. J. Ja, F :HJ 15 , g5e 1 3,L' eng 7 Q52 a lla at , I1 1 . 4 15 if fs of 1355. qgpggqek 253: f tigzftaei 3,33 ffm ,EfQg,,rLL,f -f-2 ggi? 'fr-me -fi-Effiftg 1.-wifi, .1-WL-,ff 1 CL 1 Oxeman onnle D T 1, ,jx-ff -, Ann C UHIO i ig Mary P HH n ew --,.:. - 513-- ff' ' 1 ' : ..L,-- - -:': ' , .654 :f'H'.5.,::. ' - f. ,A- Q :.5,- ..: - -: :. ,4,,...,::r-- ZJSWFT' TI'- 051.-L f-'s.'iw-- H' . - -: few, zz,-It-f am,:-au':,:i'?2'-- V Beth Monroe Corol Cassidy Gwen Calvert 70 1ST ROW - Carol Cassidy, Roberta Lovett, Bonnie Dun- lop, Mary Ann Coleman, Beth Monroe, Phyllis Draa, 2ND ROW - Robin Lenholt, Jane Ross, Janet Brock, Gwen Calvert, Jody Hanemann, Lucy McDaniels, Ann Smith, Wade Dixon, 3RD ROW - Bob Stone, David Kemp, Jer- ry Tucker, Dick Griswold, Bill Benner, Atwood Taylor, Marvin Ingram, Bill Wenz, 4TH ROW - Phyllis Pusillo, Betty Winn, Tony Magoulas, George Smith, Roger Hum- phrey, D0r1Ll1C6y, Jackie Keller, 5TH ROW - Jewel Wolfe, Inger West, Pat O'Rourke, Jean Dunn, Hank Wenz, Richard Holleman, David Maddox, Gary Grabe, Bob Dunkel. H Robin Lenholt . . . President Terry McCabe . Vice President Gwen Calvert . . . Secretary CLUB FIRST ROW: Ethel Grant, Lucy Johnson, Jay Tuller, Edith Witherspoon, Barbara Hendrix, Jane Ross, Irene Kypreos, SECOND ROW: Judy Meacham, Joyce Fisher, Helen Olson, Diana Young, Betty Searles, Pat Luther, Kay Keeser, Mary Thweatt, Barbara Lee. THIRD ROW: Judy Ossinsky, Joan Riesenberg, Dorothy Stelling, Mildred Rosier, Nancy Hess, Betty Hughes, Rinda Graves, Jean Robinson, Margery Thompson, FOURTH ROW: Alice Burhans, Pat Mixon, Mary Gillespie, Alice Gregg, Rosalind Schwartz, Arlene Bandel, Billie Yelvington, Linda Blockinger, Mary At- kinson, Pat Lucey, Nora lnskeep. FIFTH ROW: Fran Rizzo, Cordelia Streebing, Jo Rosier, Marilyn Gadberry, Janet Brock, Betty Winn, Angeline Forest, Jody Hanernann, Linda Galloway, Susan Mize, Miss Douglas. lillilS' l-llHlEllC HSSUCIHTIUH OFFICERS President, , , Barbara Lee Vice President . , Betty Winn Secretary. . . Mary Thweatt Treasurer. .Edith Witherspoon Sponsor . . . Miss Douglas Sport managers - KNEELING - Jane Ross, Basketball: Linda Galloway, Baseballg STANDING - Jay Tuller, Shuffleboardg Irene Kypreos, Trackg Angeline For- est, Badmintong Edith Wither- spoon, Volleyball. These gals love sports. . .importance of waiting to become eighth graders before joining . . .playdays -here and away. . .intramural tournaments. . .working for letters, stars, then medals. . .after school meet- ings. . .adopting a large Familyat Christmas time. . .Fair play a must. . .hard work by all, but the hard- est by president Bobbie . . .a great show of school spirit in sports. ,Q A XL 4J!A Q20 ' by x fr ' FQ' X A fu 1 If J ' I j 2 A, r X I , . ,- 4 ' 4 ' r ' ' , ,J 1 4X0,oS3,.,f 71 Lx Nf' If rj Qt QD 'N W f' N Vx f k J Dj f ff J!! If S Y' X , - V I Ji' -Sk .dyxu A AWAEXXX ' ,,fV A Y ,J WM M fm 4 ' gflf' f .K . J f' X ,, ,ga-'AJ ,Q Y Mr .,f Ay , '9 if ff ff X J L IHGEHUES , fl yww fwff .wg WMA M FIRST ROW- Judy McCracken, Sandra Myrick, Gwen West, Mary Weller, Jan Quinn, Polly Montague, Barbara McClin- tock, Barbara Keeney, Linda Reaves, Diana Rose, Sandra Stedman, Lynn Tusa, Candis Miller. SECOND ROW- Ann Lundy, Lenora Mitchell, Leslie Kirkland, Cecelia Thranhardt, Beth Merell, Judy Zeh, Ellen Taylor, Rhoda Kephart, Betty Mixon, Marilyn Nelson, Lois Kuhner, Pattie Keeser, Martha Ramsey, THIRD ROW- Patricia Sherrod, Pat Marshall, Veron- ica Whirlow, Nancy Simpson, Gerry Leonhardt, Jean Murphy, Ruby Meister, Betty Rand, Dianne Noone, Gordon Lauria, Davie McWhorter, Teddy Merthe, FOURTH ROW- Mary Mur- ray, Beverly Woodfin, Mary K, Nelson, Sharon Powell, Susan Kroll, Lynn Wulfekuhler, Valerie Tucker, Sara Woods, Troy Perry, Costa Magoulas, Jerry Rogers, Pete Rogers, FIFTH ROW- Dicky Vienot, Dick Mcneely, Joe Keener, Douglas Mattocks, Stanley Taylor, David Lette, John Kalahsian, Eddie Lawrence, Roger Pierson, Ward Loveless, David Sheridan, James Russell, David Ross, SIXTH ROW- Oliver Powell, Bud Monahan, Charles Oates, Raymond Lastinger, BillLager, Mac Merrell, Jack Tamm, Charles Lando, Sandra Myrick, John McCormick, Dale Owen, Tommy Mitchell, Norman White, Derek Winship, Dean Mitchell, Hartley Kane. Rail naar Z o I , FIRST ROW- Christine Calloway, Patty DeRoss, Bonnie Bagget, Mary Hunt, Dorothy Almy, Nanette Hansen, Faye Fogg, Jeanette Holland, Sandra Gonzales, Sammie Cockburn, Virginia Buckner, Mary Nell Hodgins, Linda Bueschel. SECOND ROW- Carolyn Derby, Suzanne Inskeep, Nancy Haas, Pat Bonstelle, Georgia Frutchey, Judy Greaves, Eleanor Hardie, Grace Driscoll, Peggy Adams, Patty Chase, Marlene Abrams, Linda Adams, Ronald Hackney, THIRD ROW- Gary Goldberg, Judy Gold, Evelyn Cusack, Sandra Einhorn, Roseann Danko, Judy Cochrane, Kaye Dalton, Billy Jennings, Jay Savedou, Ronald Bowling, John Alley, John Connors, Buford Cannon, FOURTH ROW- Al Buschman, Keith Dixon, FIFTH ROW- Frank Altman, Jimmy Cleckler, Jerry Jewett, James Hixon, Kent Foster, Jon Adkins, Stan Alexander, Michael Berry, Jack Hart- je, Alan Barken, Jimmy Hughes, Bill Boyd, SIXTH ROW- Eddie Calcott, Billy Baggett, Dick Fanus, Chester Ingraham, Bob Broyles, Phillip Jacowitz, Tommy Goldsmith, Landon Flake, Jordan Eisgrow, Terry Forman, Richard Graham, Arthur Fulmer, Bill Breenlee, James Bailey, Dennis Hutchinson. Not Pictured: Dickie Edson, Karen Bradenburg, Marie Merrell, Joy Owen, Feliz Riesenberg, Nancy Schall, Virginia Taylor, Steve Vandiver, Faye Williams, Walter Wilson, c . The first step of the ladder. . . a hard trip to the top. . . . ......butWOrthit.... 77 FIRST ROW: Judy Meacham, Joyce Fisher, Dale Elliott, Alice Gregg, Coley Drohomer, Betty Lou Hughes, Muriel Harrison, Sally Frost, Mary May, Nancy Hess, Eleanor Howell. SECOND ROW: Anne Kemp, Kay Keeser, Margaret Goddard, Patty Lucey, Mary Gillespie, Mary Ann Harris, Pat Mixon, Hazel Bates, Valeria Gibson, Linda Blockinger, Pat Monahan, Ethel Grant, Tl-IIRD ROW: Judy Kemp, Courtney Clarke, Pat Luther, Barbara Baggett, Marilyn Gadberry, Donna Dunlop, Clarice Long, Judy Malik, Mary Atkinson, Marilyn Murphy, Rochelle Fried, Arlene Bandel, Janet Mattocks, FOURTH ROW: Carol Bogart, Barbara Carpenter, Mike Alexander, Tom MacConnell, Rodney Nance, Ken Lovett, Clinton Dunn, Richard Cassady, Jimmy Freeman, Ralph Howard, Tom Lee, Charles Ingram. FIFTH ROW: Bruce Bialy, Mike Mower, Allen Jeffcoat, Jack Bechtol, Roland Bell, Dennis Dougherty, Joe Dougherty, George Jewett, Ronald Johnson, Robert Jorgenson, Jack Archer, SIXTH ROW: Bob Ginsberg, Bob Burnette, Mike Hunt, John Haigh, Craig Chicon, Mike Lasher, Bill Krons, Walter Dobbins, J , J ,., . .,,, ggr, .r... .,,, C ,- 2, 3 fr:9f5,,:l':?: ' fn F lift Q gil, gf 4 ,L 5 2 , , 4 1? an 1 1 X 2 , J . 5 ,, .m...fb...s,Auwar 1, 'F fir 313 Beginning of school activities . . , . . interest acti- vated in sports ..... don't give up, keep working, onrfuturestars ...... 78 EIGHTH GRHDE FIRST ROW: Carolyn Newell, Helen Olsen, Pat Wagner, Diana Young, Gloria Seltzer, Betty Searles, Linda Rob- erts, Bonnie Reid, Polly Rice, Judy Ossinsky. SECOND ROW: Mildred' Rosier, Tom Thompson, Peter Thomas, Bill Perry, Nancy Ross, Lani Verner, Jo Rosier, Billy Yelv- ington, Betty Rice, Pat Rentfrow. THIRD ROW: Frank Wolff, Danny Sockwell, Joe Ragan, Jim Chester, John Witt, Henry Seanor, Karl Swank, George Tyler, Ronnie Richards, FOURTH ROW:Tommy Roberts, Jurgen Wekerle, Harry Wild, Dick Stroud, Skip Ring, Not pictured: Larry Austin, Mary Jane Blackden, Burma Cannon, Garda Col- lins, Marjorie Combs, Hewey Davis, Sheila Donavin, Joyce Elsasser, Rodger Griswold, Allan Gruet, Penn Hols- apple, Kuetmer Horst, Bill Mashbum, Cecilia Peer, Ron- nie Pepin, Steve Slater, Peter Stevenson, James Taylor Hgh? i 5ff5g5H1iwlis Fha 32? Ji ? 15535 'si 1 -J,sa,,.,wgf4,.rf:afA'r2fwgaQ2?. mme'-fem eff-:,,, 'N lsggfzkfsimndiw-asdsiwaryaisai-ma -2, at JI? fs - ssss OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Kemp, Vice-President: Donna Dunlop, Secretary: Kenny Lovett, Treasurerg Mike Alexander, Presi- dent, 79 6 STHHD IHS ...du 0 1 7 ' KK R4 fx A .1-ff Ja' mvw' .rr H Wm Wdfwww ,awxwgfymwgzwiq ,,.. 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QQ Q -'fi E J fm Q his , ,ng FIRST ROW- Isabel Merrill, Judy Moore, Sally Jones, Kathleen Madden, Anne Wilson, Carol Los, Margaret Lager, SECOND ROW- Marie Jarnigan, Phillis Huntly, Jean Kretchmer, Joyce Krumm, Fayne LeVie1le, Sally Jones, Jac quie Martineau, Dorothy Mashodah, Gail Hulbert, THIRD ROW- Larry Ford, John Hendricksen,Lawrence Fuller, Fort Hammond, Jerry Hyat, Cliff Fisher, Compton French, Jerry Hamilton, Lonnie Edwards, and Leon Hayes 83 oy S P 5 J Ki P J r ,+- l x, 1-J FHESHHIEII ,J I cw- J .XJ -J i B J 'J Q3 . J I vi ' wb lx! X , JV 'f Q' -.4 sy W . J S J JJ AJ fa! J ' it 'J Ta N I . m f W H lx SQ, V! ... 4 V Z' Q lil J ' I M I IJ rf AN 1 v X' M if 4 . 'l X ,J M V. ! , u JU ,J J , J ai I-Ft' X529 J D f M V F! f - m JET' .af a SJ . 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I? if it-ffm 5 R' D N., I X J' fi' X FIRST ROW- Nicki Gustat, Lynn Hood, Helen Hatton, Brenda Bear, Irene Califano, Ruth Ginocchio, Judy Barber, SECOND ROW- Sylvia Davis, Peggy Hardie, Rinda Graves, Joan Cain, Nancy Benner, Elizabeth Beecher, Cathy Finnis, Arla Hardt THIRD ROW- Burr Cordray, Hank Coleman, Charles Baurmiester, Wallie Buchman, Ricky Cole, Bud Dyer, Bob Ambrose, Tommy Edison, Jimmy Cook, Jerry Calcott, Barnery Cartell, Robin DeArmas 84 85 A UNDER STUDIES Xf class UF '55 A,,,FEg,Hi,,':5g,I,6g4mi5g,Xf-?g..mg,Egmx. ,,..,m.Eg. -,-JigF,,,.Q Ng. 1 ,B nr ,ngiifi 'HQ M ,iw-W . Q fgxfeg Q- A , .M W 1 , ., im 22555 1 gg, 5,MgggW,a,,,g, .wrH-553,35:gpmf:e5ShM?f'Ewr4!Rfg?'s1b1,35 4 ' , A ,N ff'-1g7!'1 ff1vfrf1f W Wap H , f f-ra'Sf231g:,,A - 'Q airfare new .,.. -iw' ge-LE HHS, va., , 1 VV, KWIC A We wiv My ..1Qa121Pf-'f' wesageew Mr. Werthem, Chris Fisher ri 3+ 5 EEL if M. 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FSE ' 5342: E55 5 1 . :Q lE:.5? 5 ? ws i5?1ili?x is Judy Henriksen Mark Levine Alice Johnson Freddy Lowery Diane Kelley Judy Kinard John MacConne1l C l H SS UF Thomas McDonald Sussy Kulzer A ii? Nancy LeGrande Brownie Wrye Elsie Lewis Alice Lewis Roberta Logan ' Lenny Abrams Thomas Lavender Ann McCullough ,W J Perry Malik Jane Meddis Flavel Miller 90 1956 1 ,ra Q- 'Judy McKeachie rta Merrill I ,:. tsg Martha Mitchell Norton Montague GLHSS UF Gayle Raines ,s-zr,s2sf2:- . get fr-gs. .5 I :- Epi, ll li sl lg. lllwll iz- : fffiaei fi fi'??'5iNQi9 . 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Keyettes, Key Club, Tri-Hi-Y, and Hi-Y, the service clubs. . . senior high sports. . . individual annual pictures. . . a gala sophomore-senior picnicin May. . . achance for the prom. . . striving and working For the years to come. . . a big wonderful class. 92 2' ', I Q 93 4 . ,gxiffng v 4-Q2 .,-meg, XOQQ' . fy v ' , mf ?,6:f.a,f 7ict.4,4.g,- .Jzb ' -it 11444 ,ac - 41,141.4 rum :nc 'yy if-f'-R44 4: c, n 5 1 ' -f - 'f' 'f9'4'. fhf- .'!1,.fl n'- ZA141. .22'.'. .i- A ff.',',f ' ' I . , , f . .. ' l , Q u :- s 0 v n STHRLETS H133 if .- .: , 'rffw:,w2?5fss' ,,r ::f1s'- - gr, ,gg 352-:5i92:?5!i'2'f ,, : f i- 2: if, Mwqwsasezllsn, ,, . Janice Beaumont Richard Adams Beverly Boales Claire Bonner ufflcfns WADE DIXON-President DICK STARK- Vice-President BEVERLY BOALES-Sec. - Trea. MR. NELSON- Sponsor MR. BERGER- Sponsor , 5 .1 1- Q . 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Their make-up is superb .... with the award-winning superlatives .... Honor Society Membership .... The salesmanship and untiring efforts put forth, brought them way over the top in magazine sales .... Sadie Hawkins Dance that was enjoyed by all .... Junior Class Play which proved once more their outstanding ability .... The Junior - Senior Prom that we will always rememberas hosts to the Stars . . . Yes, it requires lots of hard work and practice .... But we all agree they are the Starlets .... 100 Most Versatile Shirley Davis Richard Hol leman Best Looking Joan Knightly Joe Eubank Human unnmns JUHIUHS Most Athletic .lean Dunn Don Lucey Most Popular Sarah McCabe Wade Dixon Most Intel lectual Elaine Fowler Richard Grasso sums X ju?-Nc ,,,, ff iiQ1i:?ElQ 31ff2QEf Qf i?E Z ' x 'i 1l l STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT - Mr. Yates, Robin Lenholt, Presidentg Beth Hodgins Secretaryg Robert Stone, Vice President. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT - Mrs. Mecen emi! memef1e:::fepH:1,:-::11f??5H ms:f-iame:'?!1w1?ff!!21'-Efefievlhezh mywe.1eeee.eeff,rew:wie,1:seeIest.ereeezeem-Weser SEIIIURS memories that will stay with us through the years .... the thrill of being called a SENIOR. . . . all the wonderful events, each sharing the spotlight as it turns to: .... Homecoming, the Holly Hop, the Easter formal, the parties and get-togethers after the football and basketball games, the Sophomore-Senior picnic .... and best of all, the Junior-Senior Prom .... l I The teachers that have directed us to Stardom .... a big thank-you to them all .... Yes, V a lot to remember as the class of '54 exits from the stage to leave room for the rising Stars. Our STARS. . . . . . . . Yes, we have finally reached the top. . . . the biggest year of all .... now we can sit back and review the happenings, the 104 WILLIAM HENRY BENNER, IR. Bill February II, 1936 Feyettville, Arkansas A vein of devilment ..... happy-go-lucky ..... everybody's friend ..... all-around good guy ..... Ollr star athlete. Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Treasurer 25 Senator 1,25 S.P.Lt. 45 Honor Society 3545 S Club I,2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Captain 45 Basket- ball 2,3,45 Captain 45 All E.F.C. 35 Baseball I,2,3,43 Most Popular 25 Most Athletic 45 Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y Brother 45 Homecoming King 45 Senior Class Play 4. JANET SUE BROCK alan.. July 1 1, 1936 Kingsport, Tennessee Carefree ..... mischievous ..... never still ..... always laughing ..... an all around swell gal. Seabreeze 1, 2, 3, 45 Assistant Secretary 35 S.P. 15 Welcome and Guidance 1,25 Secretary 15 Glee Club 15 G.A.A. 1,2, 3,45 Sgt. at Arms 35 Chi Del- ta 2, 3,45 Historian 35 President 45 Sub Debs 3,45 Vice President 45 Hi-Y Sweetheart45 Dramateers 35 Thespians 45 S Club 3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 Captain 45 Annual Staff 45 Literary Editor 4. JOHN MARSHALL BUCKNER III John December 7, 1936 Daytona Beach, Florida Reserved ..... pleasant ..... serious at times ..... unpredictable. Seabreeze I,2, 3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Honor Society 3,45 Spanish Honor Society 2, 3,45 S.P. 45 Class Play 45 Stamp Club 1,2,3,45 President 3, 4. PATRICIA MERTHE CHESTER mfr April 16, 1935 Daytona Beach, Florida Quiet ..... sweet ..... pleasing personality ..... determined ..... hard worker, housewife. Seabreeze I,2,45 Welcome and Guidance 1,25 Glee Club 1,2,45 Zeta Tau 25 Chi Delta 4. wx It gm '15 aww. Patti 1 0 7 111 AE :fan n 'lfohn l 6 '-Lee 51 . it uoonu SEHIURS LEE BARRY CRAFT Lee October 17, 1936 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Fancy free ..... always looking for fun ..... a true friend. Seabreeze 2, 3,45 Spanish Club 25 Glee Club 3,4g l-Ii-Y 4. ELEANOR MILLER CLANCY NIO.. August 31, 1936 Daytona Beach, Florida Practical ..... good natured ..... willing to help ..... Dramatics Seabreeze I,2,3,4g Latin Club Ig F.H.A. 3g Chi Delta 4g N.F. L. 2. DONALD HOWARD DAYTON Don September 27, 1936 Albany, Georgia Gay ..... humorous ..... good natured ..... fair and square. Seabreeze I,2, 3,4g Football I,23 Basketball I. SANDRA COCHRANE Sandy June 28, 1936 Ridgewood, New Jersey Popular ..... good looking ..... versatile ..... gift of gab ..... a way with the boys . Seabreeze 1,2,3,4g Band 2,35 Glee Club 3,45 Zeta Tau 2,3,4g Vice Pres- ident 3g Sub Debs 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4g Best Looking 35 Annual Staff 4. - 1 108 SEHIUHS ROBERT THOMAS DUNKEL Dunk March 3, 1936 White Plains, New York Happy-go-lucky ..... full of fun ..... takes life a.s it comes ..... a guy with many friends. Seabreeze 1,2,3,4: S.P. 1,2,4g Lt. 45 Welcome and Guidance I,2,4g Latin Club 2g Honor Society 3,4g Spanish Honor Society 4g Key Club 2,3, 45 B. T.O. Brother 4g S Club 2,3,4g Football 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g All State 3g Co-Captain4g Baseball 2, 3,4g MostPopu1ar 3, Cutest 4, Hol- ly Hop King 4. JUDY COLOMORE Niudy.. October I, 1936 Lynchburg, Virginia Kind ..... simple manner ..... sunny disposition ..... likeable. Seabreeze I,2,3,43 F.H.A. Ig Glee Club 2,3,4g Chi Delta 2,3,4g Tri- Hi-Y 45 Annual Staff 4. ROBERT PAUL EDRIS Bob August zo, 1936 Lexington, Kentucky Cute ..... kind ..... friendly ..... loads of fun ..... quiet. Seabreeze I,2,3,4g S Club 3,43 Swimming Team 3,4. LYNN COOPER ..Lynn.. september 15, 1936 Birmingham, Alabama Optimistic ..... sense of humor ..... pretty clothes ..... neat ..... inde- pendent. Seabreeze 1,2,3,4g Welcome And Guidance 4g Secretary-Treasurer 4, Spanish Club 2,3p Glee Club 2,35 Zeta Tau 2,3g Tri-Hi-Y 43 G.A.A. Ig Best Dressed 4. Lynn 1 0 9 f-f'f .11 .- Cookie 1 QT WTA ,,,... 5 WF' fic., 'ii :,. 3 I n g andy -'oavfabn SEHIURS FRANK YOUNG FOY Cookie February 1, 1935 Washington, D.C. Dark 'n' good looking ..... mechanically inclined, fa beauty of a Ford to prove it.J Carlisle Military School I,2,35 Seabreeze 3,45 Swimming Team 3,45 Manager 4. S Club 3,4. SANDRA DeARMAS HSandyn April 22, 1936 Tampa, Florida Versatile ..... gay and sparkling ..... aggressive ..... eager to learn. Seabreeze I,2,3,45 S.P. 35 Keyettes 2,3,45 Secretary 35 Vice President 45 Latin Club 25 Sub Debs 2,3,45 Sgt. at Arms 35 G.A.A. 1,23 Secretary 25 Spanish Honor Society 45 Honor Society 3,45 President 45 Most Versa- tile 45 Class Play 4. GARY GRABE Gayrab March 14, 1936 Daytona Beach, Florida Va1entino II ..... good natured ..... enthusiastic. .'. . . cute ears. Seabreeze I,2,3,4g Senator 35 S.P. 1,35 Football 3,45 Basketball 2,35 Baseball 3,45 S Club 3,45 Key Club 3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Chi Delta Brother 4. BARBARA EVELYN DODD Babs March 14, 1936 Atlanta, Georgia Keyette Prexy .... a hard worker ..... thoughtful ..... reliable ..... high ideals. Seabreeze I,2, 3,45 Senator 35 Court Reporter 45 Class Treasurer 25 Keyettes 2, 3,45 Treasurer 35 President45 Sub Debs 2, 3,45 Historian 45 Zeta Tau 3, 45 Chi Delta 25 G.A.A. l,2,3g Spanish Honor Society 2,3,45 Secretary 3, 45 Honor Society 3,45 Chaplain 3. N ,W rig i Babs . 1 0 SEIIIUHS LAWRENCE SHERMAN GRAHAM Larry July 12, 1936 Daytona Beach, Florida Studious ..... soft spoken ..... lots of fun ..... successful. Seabreeze I,2,3,4: Welcome and Guidance 2,42 Band I,2, 3, Glee Club 45 Latin Club 3,43Chap1aiIl'4g Spanish Honor Society 45 Honor Society 3, 45 President 45 Chaplain 45 Key Club 3,45 Chaplain 45 Class Play 45 Sen- ator 4, ANNE LOUISE DONAVIN Anne September 8, 1936 Oceanside, New York Very thoughtful ..... lively ..... brains ..... ambitious. Toaz Jr. High I5 Seabreeze 2, 3,45 Welcome and Guidance 25 Latin Club 25 Dramateers 35 Thespians 45 G,A,A, 25 Class Play 3,45 B. T,O. 2, 3,45 Treasurer 35 Keyettes 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Annual Staff Editor 45 S, G. A. Secretary 45 Homecoming Sponsor 4. RICHARD GRISWOLD Dick November 29, 1936 Daytona Beach, Florida Genuine ..... easy going ..... self-reliant ..... cute as they come, Seabreeze I,2,3,43 Football 3,45 Key Club 3,45 S Club 3,45 Football Manager 2. CHRISTINE GINOCCHIO Chris October 8, I936 Lexington, Kentucky Pretty ..... vivacious ..... eager to please ..... fair and I01el'2HI- Seabreeze 1, 2, 3,45 S, P. 1,45 Welcome and Guidance 25 S, G, A, Secre- tary 45 Spanish Club 45 Spanish Honor Society 3,45 G. A. A. I, 25 B, T. O. 2, 3,45 Keyettes 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Band 2,3,45 Major- ette 2, 3,45 Senior Class Play 1,45 Runnerup Miss Seabreeze 35 Best Look- ing 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Miss Seabreeze 4. fAnne La fry u ' www :Chris . 1 1 1 frDick H T QW u Betty SEIIIUHS STANLEY 'GUSTIN Gus September IO, 1936 Crescent City, Florida Considerate ..... flirtatious ..... lots of fun ..... a good guy. Seabreeze I,2, 3,45 Senator 4g Welcome and Guidance 3g Secretary 35 Glee Club 3gFootba1l 2,3,4g S Club 3,45 Hi-Y 3,43 Secretary 4g Most Versa- tile 3,4. BETTY ROBBINS GINSBERG Betty June 22, 1936 Daytona Beach, Florida Sa1ome ..... a dark redhead ..... dainty ..... kinda quiet, very sweet. Seabreeze 1,2,3,4g N. F. L. I,2,3g F.H.A. 3g Latin Club 1,21 Spanish Club 25 Chi Delta 2g Zeta Tau 3,45 G.A.A. Ig Dramateers 3, Thespians 4g Class Play 4. RONALD WILLIAM HASSELMAN Ronnie April 28, 1937 Peterson, New Jersey Pensive and likeable ..... shy ..... a guy worth having around. Seabreeze I,2,3,4g Swimming Team 3,4g S Club 3,4. GABRILLE GUIGNARD GORDON Gaby January IO, 1937 Macon, Georgia A true southerner. . . . . sweet. . . . . friendly ..... hardworking ..... Lil' red- head. Seabreeze 1,2,3,4g Band Ig Glee Club 35 Dramateers 35 Thespians 4g Latin Club 1,25 Zeta Tau 2,3, g Treasure ' S Society 3,,4. 4 r 4, panish Honor Society 45 Honor SEHIUHS ROGER 'LLighming July 18, 1935 Lowell, Massachusetts Considerate ..... dependable ..... a friendly guy. Seabreeze I,2, 3,45 S.G. A. Vice President 45 Welcome and Guidance 45 Key Club 3,45 Football I,2,3,45 Basketball I,2,4: Baseball 25 Swimming Team 45 S Club 2,3,45 Deputy Sheriff. KATHLEEN GRAVES Kathy January 1, 'I937 Atlanta, Georgia Generous ..... talkative ..... fun ..... always happy. Seabreeze ,I, 2, 3,45 S. P. 15 Glee Club 3,45 Latin Club 2, 35 Latin Honor Society 35 F, H, A. 2, 35 Chi Delta 2, 35 Sub Debs 3,45 Spanish Honor So- ciety 45 Honor Society 3,4, DAVID KEMP Dave May 5. 1935 Newark, Ohio A born leader ..... friendly ..... considerate ..... manly ..... all around good guy. Seabreeze I,2,3,4: S,G.A. President 45 Prosecuting Attorney 35 Latin Club 1, 25 Chi Delta Brother 45 Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Spanish Honor Society 45 Honor Society 3,45 Most Intellectual 3,45 Most Likely to Succeed 45 Class Play 4. BARBARA LOUISE HENDRIX Bobbie September 26, 1936 Cleveland, Georgia Tall blond beauty ..... dependable ..... Versatile ..... disappointments don't down her. , Seabreeze I,2, 3,45 S, P. 1,45 Welcome and Guidance I5 Senator 25 S. G. A, Secretary 35 Keyettes 3,45 Sub Debs 45 B. T. O. 2, 3,45 Sgt. at Arms 25 Secretary 35 President 45 G. A. A. I, 2, 3,45 Sgt. at Arms 25 Vice Presi- dent 35D1'alT1ate6l'S 35 Thespians 45 Glee Club 45 Class Play 35 Annual staff 45 News-Journal Correspondent 45 Honor Society 45 Most Versatile 35 Home- coming Sponsor 45 Most Popular 4. E E i ., Bobb' Dave le 1 l3 ! ilinli, l llglijilig E i ' d I Wi g - E 5,1 i sifi. 12 1 i'sQ1.ig5?i.5i.5fif' 2 we. ski Xe, 5 W--' A Robln I, 1 ' z 455.253, 3 L asf 1 SEIIIUHS ' ANTHONY DAVID LATFORD Tony November 19, 1936 London, England Quiet sense of humor ..... seemingly cool, calm, and collected ..... win- ning smile ..... Seabreeze I,2,3,45 Band I,2,3,4. BETH HODGINS Skipper January 15, 1936 Dalton, Georgia Desire to accomplish ..... reserved ..... inclined to be serious ..... des- tined to succeed. Seabreeze I,2,3,45 S.P. Ig Welcome and Guidance 25 Class Secretary- Treasurer 3,45 Band 2,35 Latin Club I5 Spanish Club 2,35 Spanish Honor Society 3,45 Keyettes 45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 President 25 Treasurer 35 Secre- tary 45 Zeta Tau 2,3,45 Sgt. at Arms 35 Honor Society 45 Most Depend- able 4. ROBERT DAVID LENHOLT Robin April 29, 1936 Hector, Minnesota Our Class President ..... fun ..... dependable ..... a guy we really' needed. Seabreeze I,2,3,45 Class President 3,45 Key Club 2, 3,45 Zeta Tau Brother 45 Football I,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Basketballzg Baseball 2,3,45 S Club I,2,3,45 President 45 Track 2,3,45 Class Play 45 Most Athletic 35 Most Popular 4. ELIZABETH ANNE JOHNSON Liz December ro, 1936 ' . Jacksonville, Florida An honor student ..... soft spoken ..... straight forward ..... neat. Seabreeze I,2, 3,45 Glee Club 2, 35 Spanish Honor Society 45 Vice Presi- dent 45 Chi Delta 25 Latin Club I,25 Keyettes 3,45 Treasurer 4. Liz S 114 SEIIIUHS q WILBUR FRANKLIN LOWE, JR. Wilbur January 5, ' 1936 Charleston, West Virginia Tall and good looking ..... flirtatious ..... a jester ..... loves a good time. Seabreeze I,2, 3,45 Senator I5 Deputy Sheriff 35 S.P. 1,35 Welcome and Guidance 25 Class President I5 Key Club 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,35 Band 1, 2,35 Corporal 25 Lieutenant 35 Glee Club 2,3,45 Vice President 35 Presi- dent 45 Basketball 1,25 Track I,2g Best Looking 4. IRENE THEODORE KY PREOS KYPY August 3, 1936 Charleston, South Carolina Ambitious ..... enthusiastic ..... always ready to please ..... so talkative. Deland High I5 Seabreeze 2,3,45 French Club I5 Spanish Club 25 B.T.O. 2 F H A I G A A 3 4- Secretary 3- Dramateers 3- Thespians 45 13:45 1 0 Q 5 1 - H 1 n 1 n President45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Treasurer 45 Class Play 35 Annual Staff45 Bus- iness Manager 4. JOHN PETER McCABE Jack June 19, 1936 Saugerties, New York Aviation minded ..... easy going ..... likeable ..... dependable. Seabreeze I,2, 3,45 Welcome and Guidance 4. ANTOINETTE LEE LAKE Punky July 15, 1936 Arlington, Virginia Witty and gay ..... ever laughing ..... loads of fun ..... brainy. Thomas Jefferson Jr. High I5 Seabreeze 2, 3,45 Welcome and Guidance 3 Latin Club 25 Glee Club 2, 3,45 Vice President 45 Dramateers 35 Thespians 45 Zeta Tau 2, 3,45 Sub Debs3,45 Annual Staff45 Most Popular 35 Wittiest 2,45 Honor Society 3,4. gm l'PuHkY'Q 1 15 'sex A l 5 n-LM Bobbie .wrt .gilt f r w il SEHIUHS TERRANCE THOMAS MCCABE '-Tex February 4, 1936 Lansing, Michigan Earnest ,,,.. sorta quiet ..... fun loving ..... hardworking. Bath High School 1,25 Seabreeze 3,45 S Club 3,45 Vice President 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Treasurer 45 Football 3,42 All E. F. C, 45 Track Manager 4. BARBARA ANN LEE Bobbie November 30, 1936 Daytona Beach, Florida Frank ..... athletic ..... a true friend ..... absolute dependability, Seabreeze I,2,3, 45 Honor Society 3,45 Spanish Honor Society 3,45 Key- ettes 2,3,45 Sgt. at Arms 3,45 Spanish Club 25 B.T.O. 2,3, 45 Sgt. at Arms 35 Vice President 45 G. A. A. I, 2,3, 45 President 4, Dramateers 35 Thespians 45 Class Play 35 Most Athletic 3,4. JOHN STEPHEN MCLACHLIN Steve October 6, 1936 Orange, New Jersey Big innocent eyes ..... ambitious ..... artistic ..... the quiet type. Taylor High I5 Kirkwood High 2, 35 Seabreeze 4. WILLA JEAN LISLE Jeanie February 17, 1935 Atlanta, Georgia Petite ..... few of her kind ..... a true friend ..... one with the future on her mind, Seabreeze I, 2, 3,45 Chi Delta 2, 3, 45 Sgt. at Arms 35 G. A, A. I, 2, 35 Tri- Hi-Y 45 Annual Staff 4. ,U 6 Jeanie? SEIIIURS DAVID MADDOX Dave June ro, 1936 Daytona Beach, Florida Ambitious ..... likeable ..... quietly determined ..... fairness unsurpassed. Seabreeze I,2,3,4: Band I5 Spanish Club 25 Spanish Honor Society 3,45 Honor Society 45 Key Club 45 Baseball 3,45 S Club 3.4. ROBERTA GLORIA LOVETT Bert May 16, 1936 Washington, D. C. Loves fun and people ..... many friends ..... high ideals ..... always loyal and sincere. Seabreeze I,2, 3,45 Senator 25 Welcome and Guidance 45 Zeta Tau 2, 3, 45 Vice President 45 Dramateers 35 Glee Club 3,45 Sub Debs 45 G.A.A. I,2, 35 Cheerleader 45 S Club 45 Class Play 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4, GEORGE HENRY MAURER George September 30, 1936 New Brunswick, New Jersey Cooperative ..... quiet ..... shy ..... helpful ..... our movie man . Seabreeze I,2,3,4g Latin Club 2,35 A.V.C. 4. MARILYN SUE MCCARTHY Mac September ro, 1936 Electric Mills, Mississippi Dependable ..... friendly ..... a smile for all ..... energetic. Seabreeze I,2, 3,45 Senator 2,45 Welcome and Guidance 45 President 45 Glee Club 35 Latin Club 1,25 G.A.A. I5 Keyettes 2,3,45 Spanish Honor Society 45 Honor Society 3,45 Sub Debs 2,3545 Treasurer 45 B. T. O. 2, 35 Most Likely to Succeed 4. Mac 117 I .Dave 1. it Haifa ing... 6 G601'ge Nick Bev Get aid I SEHIUHS ANTONIO NICHOLAS MAGOULAS Hnickn January 5, 1936 Washington, D. C. Gift of gab ..... priceless sense of humor ..... prominent in S. G. A ..... independent. Seabreeze High School I,2, 3,45 S, G, A. Judge 45 Vice President 45 Wel- come and Guidance 15 Key Club 45 Spanish 25 S Club 2,3,4g Band 3,45 2nd Lieutenent 45 Glee Club 2, 3,45 Vice-President 45 Football Mgr. 1,2, 35 Class Play 3,45 Wittiest 25 Friendliest 4, BEVERLEE ANN MANSELL Bev May 31, 1936 Mt. Vernon, New York Sweet ..... conservative ..... poised ..... a songstress, St. Petersburg High School I, 2, 35 Seabreeze 45 Glee Club 45 Annual Staff 45 B. T. O.' 45 Thespians 4, GERALD LEE MOORE Gerald November 29, X937 Kayjay, Kentucky Brains ..... intellect ..... know-how ..... a swell guy. Ramsey High 15 Seabreeze 2, 3,45 Latin Club 25 Honor Society 3,4, GAIL ANN MERTHE UC3ailN January 18, 1937 Elyria, Ohio Laughter and fun ..... attractive ..... a swell personality .... Seabreeze I,4: St. Paul's 2,35 Latin Club 15 G. A.A, 1,45 Glee Club 45 Chi Delta 4. Gail A 1 is SEIIIUHS MORRIS MARVETTA NOWELL Morris January 6, 1936 Dothan, Alabama Intelligent ..... fun ..... hard worker ..... a leader ..... nice to all. Robert E. Lee 2, 3g Seabreeze 4g Glee Club 4g Hi-Y 4: S. G. A. President 4. PATRICIA CHRISTINE MIZE Pat October 16, 1936 Daytona Beach, Florida Cheerful ..... versatile ..... intellect ..... ambitious. Seabreeze I,2, 3,43 S.P. 4: Welcome and Guidance 3, Honor Society 3,43 N. F. L. Ig Spanish Club 25 Spanish Honor Society 3,43 Annual Staff Photo- graphy Editor 45 Glee Club 2, 3,45 Girl's President 4, B. T.O. 2, 3,45 G.A. A. I,2, 3g Most Intellectual 3,4. FRANK ROY REES Frank March 15, 1937 Daytona Beach, Florida Energetic ..... kind ..... thoughtful ..... dependable. Forest Lake Academy I, 3, Seabreeze 2,43 Glee Club 2,4. BEA TRICE VIVIAN ORR Beezum January 25, 1936 Memphis, Tennessee Always fun ..... always friendly ..... always dependable ..... always Bee- zum . Seabreeze I,2,3,4g Welcome and Guidance 3: Vice President 35 Honor Society 3,45 Spanish Club 2g Spanish Honor Society 3,45 President 4g Key- ettes 4g Sub Debs 4g Zeta Tau 2, 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3. sf, Beezum 1 I 9 3 5 I sl, . f ll 1 l 2 sl 4 Q if 3 5 f:f:5'1Qffifi:5rsg izfgiszgangistsf' 3 I -2. 'Mai-s?g,2s . ,fgs5fs'.sf'l will illiilslliglifg f l M on-is 1 Q I df Frank W ' SEIIIUHS if M - EDWIN RANDOLPH ROGERS ..I-log.. August 9, 1936 Orlando, Florida Southern gentleman ..... independent ..... reserved ..... yet a joker. Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 S.P. I,25 Welcome and Guidance 1,25 S Club 45 Hi-Y 2, 3,45 President 45 Football 3,45 Track 3,4. JOAN MARY PARTRIDGE Joanie February 9, 1937 Port Huron, Michigan Soft spoken ..... witty ..... earnest ..... conscientious. Seabreeze I,2,3,45 S.P. 1,25 Welcome and Guidance 25 Honor Society 3,45 Keyettes 45 Spanish Club 25 Spanish Honor Society 3,45 Sgt. at Arms 45 Band I,2,3,45 G.A.A. I. THEODORE CHARLES SCHEITLIN 5 r Pawnee ... January 3, 1936 Saddle River, New Jersey Carefree .,... good natured ..... a hearty personality ..... always ready for a gay time. Ramsey High School 1,25 Seabreeze 3,4, MA RY NA OMI POWELL H ll December 27, 1936 Jacksonville, Florida Friendliest ..... cheerful ..... reserved ..... one of our spark1ing major- ettes. Seabreeze I,2, 3,45 Welcome and Guidance 35 Keyettes 2, 3,45 Chaplain 45 Spanish Club 25 Band I,2,3,45 Majorette 25 Drum Major 3,45 B.T.O. 1 2, 3,45 Treasurer 45 Friendliest 45 Homecoming Sponsor 4. ufy 108.9316 a 5 36 Mae., Wm 120 SEHIURS, 5 JERRY SCHWARTZ Jerry February 2, 1937 Bronx, New York Silent ..... studious ..... courteous ..... a gentleman in every way. Paul Hoffman High 1,25 Mt. Kisco High 35 Seabreeze 45 -Hi-Y 4, Swim- ming Team Manager 4. CAROLE MARGARET PRYDE September II, 1936 Detroit, Michigan Excitable ..... cutest ..... hard worker ..... well liked by all, Seabreeze 1, 2, 3,45 Welcome and Guidance 45 Vice President 45 S, P. 3 Key Club Sweetheart 45 Zeta Tau 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 President 45 Thes pians 45 Secretary45 Dramateers 35 Point Captain 35 Cl1I6SI4: Glee Club 4 GARY EDWARD SMITH feffy Red June 23, 1936 Chardon, Ohio Oh, that red hairl ..... strong silent type ..... fun and fancy free ..... ter- rific dresser. Lehman High 15 Seabreeze 2,3,4: S.P. 45 Welcome and Guidance 45 Key Club 45 Spanish Club 25 Football 2,3,43 Track 2,3,4: S Club 3,45 Best Dressed 45 Swimming Team 4. JANE CLAUDETTE ROSS Jane January 30, 1937 Lexington, Kentucky Sweet ..... unaffected ..... gay ..... a gal with big plans Ormond Jr. High 15 Seabreeze 2,3, 45 S. P. 35 Zeta Tau 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Vice President 45 G, A. A, 2, 3, 45 Dramateers 35 Thespians 45 Swimming Team 3,4. .1 B, B Jane Re 121 d George 0 icaSeY ,A .Qt ' SEIIIUHS GEORGE CUNNINGHAM SMITH, JR. George June 2, 1936 1 ' Daytona Beach, Florida nenaoie ..... nice looking ..... a leader .... ,Key Club Prexy . Seabreeze I,2, 3,45 Court Personnel 35 Baliff 35 Welcome and Guidance 25 Class President I5 Honor Society 3,45 Key Club 2,3,4g Treasurer 35 President 45 Spanish Club 25 Spanish Honor Society 3,45 S Club 45 Band I,2,3,45 Corporal 25 Ist Lt. 3, Captain 45 Glee Club 3,45 President of Boy's Glee Club 45 Most Dependable 45 Swimming Team 3,4. KAY SCHMIDT Kasey October 21, 1936 Daytona Beach, Florida Doesn't waste words ..... hard worker ..... co- operative. Seabreeze i,2,3,45 S.G.A. 4: Senator 45 Student Police 1,45 Honor So- ciety 3,45 Spanish Club 25 Spanish Honor Society 3,45 Annual Staff Asst. Editor 45 Glee Club 2, 3,45 Historian 25 Line Captain 35 Secretary-Treas- urer 45 Sub Debs 45 Zeta Tau 2, 3,45 Thespians 45 Class Play 4. SAMUEL SPECTOR Sam July 5, 1936 Wilmington, Delaware All right guy ..... friendly ..... capable ..... neat car. Wilmington High School I,2, Seabreeze 2, 3,45 Welcome and Guidance I5 Hi-Y I. MARTHA JEANNE SCOTT Jeannie April 3, 1936 5 Atlanta, Georgia Bright ..... a smile for everyone ..... Honor Student ..... wit, Seabreeze I,2, 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Secretary 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Span- ish Club 35 Annual Staff 45 Glee Club 35 Sub Debs 3,45 Sgt. at Arms 4. Sam 1 2 2 Jeannie SEHIUHS ROBERT .TAKE STONE Bob January 26, 1934 Daytona Beach, Florida Manly. ,.,, cute smile ..... dependable ..... always there when needed most ..... an all around swell guy. Seabreeze I, 2, 3,45 Vice President 3,45 Welcome and Guidance 45 Annual Staff 45 Sports Editor 45 S Club 2, 3,45 B, T. O. Brother 45 Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Vice President 45 Football 1,2, 35 Manager 45 CAROLYN ANNE SMILEY Smiles October 19, X935 Miami, Florida Stands up for what she feels right ..... sincere ..... a true friend ..... un- der standing. Seabreeze 1, 2, 3,45 B. T. O. 35 Chi Delta 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Secretary 4. FRANK C. SWINDLE Frank August 3, I935 Daytona Beach, Florida Artistic ..... friendly ..... likes to dance ..... good for a laugh, Seabreeze 1, 2,3,45 Glee Club 35 Class Play 3,4p Thespians 4gAI1nua1Staff 45 Art Editor 4. BEVERLY ANN STOUP Bev December 5, 1936 Miami, Florida Lil' red head ..... gentle of heart ..... kind ..... thoughtful ..... afriend. Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Band 2,3,45 Dramateers 35 Thes- plans 45 Chi Delta 2, 3,45 F, H, A, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Ha 1 I 1 I .ig 2 Y Wifi it esn wi Bev 1 Z3 Ffankv. SUNUHS Art March 3o, 1936 Bradenton, Florida Easy, pleasant manner ..... jovial ..... courteous ..... likeable ..... noth- ing but success for a good guy. Seabreeze I,2,3,4: S.G.A, 1,42 Vice President 43 S. P. 13 Welcome and Guidance 23 Honor Society 3,43 Sgt. at Arms 43 Key Club 2, 3,43 Secretary 43 Latin Club 1,25 S Club 3,43 Zeta Tau Brother 43 Football2,3,43 Bas- ketball 2, 3,43 Baseball 2, 3,43 Spanish Honor Society 4. MARION FRANCES THORNTON Thorny August 8, 1936 Daytona Beach, Florida Quiet and reserved ..... where there's fun Marion will be ..... a true friend. Seabreeze 1,3,43 Highlands High 21 S, P. Ii Annual Staff 43 Glee Club 33 Sub-Debs 3,43Zeta Tau 3,43 G. A. A. 13 Dramateers 33 Thespians 43 Vice President 4. . JERRY TRAVIS TUCKER Tuck January 25, 1936 McA1ester, Oklahoma Eager to succeed ..... dependable ..... a born wit ..... loves a good time. Seabreeze I, 2, 3, 43 S. G. A. 2, 33 Senator 33 Court Personnel 43 Prosecuting Attorney 43 Honor Society 3,43 Vice President 43 Key Club 2, 3,43 Vice President 43 Spanish Club I,2,3,4g C.D,B. 2,33 Spanish Honor Society 2, 3,43 Treasurer 43 Tri-Hi-Y Brother 43 Football 3,43 Basketball 23 Track 33 Wittiest 4. JAY C. TULLER Tully November zo, 1936 Los Angeles, California Considerate ..... a kindly manner ..... determined ..... a good worker, Seabreeze I,2, 3,43 Dramateers 33 Thespians 43 Ir, Class Play 33 G. A. A. I, 2, 3,43 Sgt. at Arms 43 B. T, O, 2,3,4: Sgt, at Arms 43 1 1 ! uck Tully 124 SEHIUHS Ted February 20, 1936 Cornwall, New York Cooperative ..... kindly manner ..... quiet .,,.. blue eyes. Technical High 1,23 Seabreeze 3,4. DIXIE CAROLINE WALL Dixie July 5. 1936 Grove City, Pennsylvania Quiet and timid ..... hasn't been with us long ..... sweet. Grove City High I,2, 3g Seabreeze 4. ARTHUR WILLIAM JAMES ULLMAN Art December 30, 1936 Bronx, New York Intellectual. . . . . ambitious. . . . . stubbornness. . . . . independent. Seabreeze I, 2, 3,4g Swimming Team 33 S.P. 3. CAROL LORRAINE WHEELER Carol November ro, 1935 Jacksonville, Florida Sincere ..... reserved ..... quiet ..... a girl we all like. Palm Beach High I, 25 Seabreeze 3,45 Glee Club 3, Caro1 Z5 D1x1e Moose 5 G ,,s if 1 Helen 1-tank SUUUH3 - Moose March 16, 1936 Amsterdam, New York Flirtations ..,.. hard working ..... friendly ..... high ideals ..... ambitious. Seabreeze I,2, 3,45 S.P. 25 Court Personnel 3,45 Deputy Sheriff 35 Sheriff 45 Key Club 45 Spanish Club 35 Football r,2,45 Class Play 2,3, S.G.A. Judge 4. HELEN SYDNOER WHITE Helen April 25, 1936 Lexington, Kentucky Tall, dark, pretty ..... ambitious ..... sensitive ..... helpful. Seabreeze I,2, 3,45 Welcome and Guidance 45 Keyettes 3,45 Secretary 45 Glee Club I,2, 3,45 Vice President 45 Sub Debs 45 B.T. O. 3,45 Secretary 45 News Journal Correspondent 4. HENRY WENZ Hank J'-HY 3: 1935 Brooklyn, New York Friendly ..... cute smile ..... a twin ..... well liked. Bunnell High I5 Seabreeze 2,3,45 S Club 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Swim- ming 3,45 Captain 4. NANCY CATHERINE Wll.LlAMS Bubbles September 27, 1936 Ocala, Florida Seabreeze 1,45 P. K. Yonge 25 St. Joseph Academy 35 Zeta Tau 45 Swim- ming Team 45 Glee Club 1,45 F.H,A. 45 G.A.A. I. 3 . 1 Z 6 Bubbles SEHIUHS HENRY Bi1l JUIY 3. 1935 Brooklyn, New York Always ready for a good time ..... carefree ..... a guy with a lot to say. Bunnell High I3 Seabreeze 2, 334: Football 33 Swimming Team 3,4. CAROLYN MAY WILLIS Willie October 7, I936 Chicago, Illinois Cute ..... sparkling ..... dimples ..... a gift of gab ..... staunch Yankee. Steinmetz High School I,2Q Seabreeze 3,43 Chi Delta 3,43 Treasurer 43 Tri-l-Ii-Y 43 Annual Staff 4. ROBERT ALLEN WHITENER M December 28, 1935 Washington, D. C. Quite a man with the sax ..... friendly ..... sense of humor ..... straight 5' forward. l Northwestern High I,2Q Seabreeze I,3,43 Band 3,43 Second Lt. 33 Glee Club 3,4Q Hi-Y 3,43 Latin Club 33 Welcome and Guidance 43 All State Band 3. I EDITH WITHERSP OON i Edith January 24, 1936 ' Seminole, Oklahoma Conscientious worker ..... high ideals ..... honor student ..... friendly smile for all ..... agreeable disp0siti0r1. Seabreeze I,2, 3,43 Honor Society 3,43 Chaplain 43 Spanish Club 23 Span- ish Honor Society 3,4Q Chi Delta 23 F.H.A. 33 G.A.A. 2,3,43 Treasurer 4. 3 t 1 i ' S- ,iii 1 li? 'Z . 'fm 3 5,113iiii'?25nf4'si:i'fsisf1Q:,, ' ' r 5 Edith l Z 7 W11.l1e nskax H WOOAY shoulders SEHIUHS WILLIAM WOODFILL Woody May 22, 1936 Racine, Wisconsin Independent ..... tends to be reserved ..... nonch alant but determined .... slow grin. St. Catherines 1,25 Seabreeze 3,45 N.F.L. 35 Dramateers 35 Thespians 4. BETTYJANE WINN Bet January 24, 1936 Frederick, Maryland ' Good things come in small packages ..... capable ..... sparkling persona- lity ..... neat ..... good natured. Seabreeze I,2, 3,45 'Key Club Sweetheart 45 Annual Staff 45 S Club 45 Sub Debs 2, 3,45 President 45 Zeta Tau 2, 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 G.A.A. I,2, 3,45 Vice President 45 Cheerleader 45 Spanish Honor Society 45 Home- comingl'Sponsor 45 Holly Hop Queen 45 Miss Seabreeze Runnerup 4. GUY WESLEY MILLNER Shoulders February I6, 1936 Daytona Beach, Florida A ready smile ..... terrific dancer ..... fun to know ..... tall, dark 'n' good looking'. Seabreeze I,2,3,45 S.P. I5 Welcome and Guidance I5 Latin Club 2,35 Glee Club 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Hi-Y 3,4. ADINE WULFEKUHLER Wolfie January 14, 1936 Ottomwa, Iowa Neat ..... gay humor ..... friendly ..... cute ..... fun loving. Seabreeze I,2, 3,45 Latin Club 2, 35 Annual Asst. Business Editor 45 Glee Club 2,35 Sub Debs 45 B.T.O. 2,3,45 Thespians 4. Wolfie 12 8 SEIIIUHS CATHERINE VINCENT FOX Kitty September 30, 1936 ' Mt, Kisco, New York Peppy ..... talkative ..... fun to be with ..... school spirit galore. Seabreeze I, 2, 3, 4, S, P, Ig Band I, 2, 3: Sub Debs 2, 3,45 Zeta Tau 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 35 President 4. VERNON MATHEW MCCULLOUGH Dink February 16, 1936 Mt. Dora, Florida Fun to be with ..... always laughing ..... a true friend ..... our little va 8 5 rlDinkn. Seabreeze I, 2,3,4g S, P, Ig Class Secretary 2g Track 3, SUE ROBERTS LAGER Char1ie March 27, 1936 Tallahassee, Florida Pleasing perS011a1ity ..... loves a good time ..... another married miss .....Lou. Seabreeze I, 2, 3, 4: Welcome and Guidance Ig Sub Debs 2, 3, 4g Chi Delta 2,3,4g Hi-Y Sweetheart 3, G, A, A, lg S Club 2,3,4g Cheerleader 2, 3. hex- r Not Pictured Harry Atkinson Gloria Bell Gerald Strang Barbara Volley Richard Walker 5 . 1 2 9 :Charlie 533 S A K ei! fill! it HUIHHIJ llllllIlEHS 1 5. 3 E Wim? 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Practically everyone is here, chatting over old times and looking delightfully gay for the festive occasion. One of my favorite people, GARY GRABE, is emcee tonight and, I might add, doing a fine job. Out on the dance floor I see those famous cat dancers , MARTHA BRUCE, FRANK SWINDLE, JERRY SCHWARTZ, and GUY MILLNER showing off the latest steps. There's CAROL BARBER and MARION THORNTON, our favorite school teach- ers, with an intent ear bent toward all conversation trying to spot someone using the wrong words. They'll have their chance now because entering the front door is the town's playboy, JERRY TUCKER, with that lon-n-n-g line of his. GERALD MOORE and ARTHUR ULLMAN have taken the prompter's seats and are recalling their vocabulary in order to supply him with words. The town's doctors, ROBIN LENHOLT, LARRY GRAHAM, VIVIAN ORR, and their nurses, ,BETTY WINN, ADINE WULFE- K I KUHLER, CAROLYN WILLIS, JAY TULLER, and SANDRA COCHRANE, enter, looking well fed and prosperous. That's not strange though as dietitians JANE ROSS and JEANNE SCOTT are planning their meals for them. Everyone is turning to watch KAY SCHMIDT and NANCY WILLIAMS, Powers models, enter. Too bad all of us can't keep the trim neat figures they have. Psychiatrist BILL BENNER0, sitting a few tables away, seems to be peering into every one's mind trying to read their innermost thoughts. Sitting next to him are LYNN COOPER, X-ray technician, and Pl-IILLIP WAGNER, chemist, who are discussing the new atomic powered car. I can't help but marvel at the dazzling array of talent and splendor gathered here. Designer ANNE DONAVIN, back from a tour of Paris, is dressed in one of her original dresses. BARBARA DODD is showing off the blue prints of her newly designed penthouse. Just driving up is BARBARA HENDRIX. in one of her many t . self-designed custom built cars. One the other side of the room, not quite drowned out by the music of BOB WI-IITENER S, S orchestra 1 hear the click of typewriters. Of course in would be none other than ,pos DUNKE1l'anc1 HELEN WHITE typing up a review of this party for their papers. The invention of the pocket typewriter was certainly a luxury for them. Mov- ing over to the window I see DAVID KEMP: prominent lawyer, ROBERTA LOVETT, his secretary, and CAROLYN SMILEY, court reporter, stepping out of their Cadillac. The door opens again and in walks PATTI CHESTER minus the kids. Hubby must be babysitting. The newly weds, JEAN LISLE and GAIL MERTHE, and SUE LAGER, wife of the Cleveland Indian pitcher, are sitting at the center table with their husbands. SANDRA DeARMAS is on the absentee list tonight as she is giving another art exhibit in Paris. Also in Gay Paree on a tour are the Hell Drivers , RANDY ROGERS, DON DAYTON, TERRY McCABE, and FRANK FOY. JAY ADAMS is employed as their private mechanic and mechanical engineer, BILLVWOODFILL, is along for new ideas. Speaking of tours, MARY POWELL and CHRISJGINOCCHIO are also away tonight leading the nations band over the coun- x 'l try for .MORRIS NOWELL 'S campaign speeches. Everyone seems to be sharing his talent with the world. Olympic swim- mers, BILL and HANK WENZ, and RONNIE HASSELMAN, are splashing away in Sweden hoping to retain their title. Getting back to the people gathered here I remember seeing a notice on the society page informing me that GARY SMITH, former weight lifter, is now the nation's best dressed man. It isn't hard to see why by his appearance tonight. A l 3 8 i The program is beginning and first on the list is the Club '54 Quartet, composed of JIMMY ALLEN, TONY MAGOULAS, WIL- BUR LOWE, and BEVERLY MANSELL. Secretary CAROLE PRYDE just remarked that she has them booked for the season. MARI- LYN SUE MCCARTHY, now leading the Monroe vs. McCarthy race, will follow singing the old favorite, Diamonds Are a Gir1's Best Friend Glancing over my shoulder, I see the celebrated MISS ELEANOR CLANCY conversing in her usual sophisti- cated manner with BETTY GINSBERGQ By the way, it is rumored that Betty will do her new exotic snake dance tonight--less the seven veils. Even BOB STONE who has rejoined the Navy is here for our annual party, and just arriving from Texas is Cow- boy TED SCHEITLIN. PUNKY LAKE is still flying around the world at the expense of TWA and her favorite passenger, it seems, is IRENE KYPREOS who has been opening dress shops all over the country. Speaking of traveling, PAT MIZE and BETH HODGINS., now profes- sional scouts , have been wearing out a pair of shoes a day with all the hikes they 've been taking. BOB EDRIS has just completed his ministerial study ditto BEVERLY STOUP. According to all the reviews, JOHN BUCK- NER'S latest play for the internationally known Abbey Players , is a tremendous success. Starring in it are JUDY COLOMORE and BILL BAY. I've heard that LEE CRAFT and DANIEL AMBROSE who have been setting props for him are switching to the movie business. In case you've been wondering, the signs all around the room advertising Go South Young Man were distri- buted by GABY GORDON. Just leaving the dance floor is the dashing DICK GRISWOLD who is still displaying his artistry on the beach as a life guard. ATWOOD TAYLOR can also be found under a beach umbrella. JOAN PARTRIDGE just finished writing Large Chartreuse with music by GEORGE SMITII. BARBARA LEE and DAVID MADDOX are in charge of dance and gymnastics departments. KITTY FOXmremarked a moment ago that while ushering at the auditorium she went back stage and talked to that versatile man of stage, screen, and radio,rS,TANLEY GUSTINZ Our emcee tells us that TONY LATFORD has returned to England, his birthplace, and that ELIZABETH JOHNSON has journeyed to Mexico for further study in cooking Mexican foods. SELBY ALLEN and KATHLEEN GRAVES made the headlines with their plans for the housing project for veterans. ROGER HAYES, STEVE McLACHLIN, and VERNON MCCULLOUGH, traveling salesmen , jokingly tell me they are planning to buy houses and settle down for a while. The club is packed tonight but something is missing. Yes-here they come, now, filling the last table--three glamorous stars, GINGER ADKISSON. BARBARA VOLLEY , and GLORIA BELL, and their escort for the night, that dashing man of the world, RICHARD WALKER. Our party is complete now but a glance at the clock informs me that it's time to run. 139 I. With We To May We, To To We To I. For In Upon We, To I, We, To We, To To Prior To To I, We, To 1. We, To To To We, LHST llllll HHD TESTHIHEHT Pat Mize, gladly leave with Doris Madden my ability to catch colds. . . heartfelt sorrow I, Bob Dunkel, bestow my Big Five membership on Don Lucey. . . the married set, Patti Chester, Gail Merthe, Jean Lisle, and Sue Lager, bequeath our Girl Scout cookbooks to Helen Johnson and Barbara Monaco. . . Bob and Tom Thoburn with parting tears I, Jerry Tucker, give my bean flip . . Roberta Logan carry my traditional pony tail that I, Jane Ross, hand down to her. . . Barbara Dodd and Sandra DeArmas, very willingly submit our braces to Julia Madden and Alice Johnson. . . next year's Glee club treasurer I, Kay Schmidt, rather hesitantly leave a cramped hand and an empty treasury. . any poor soul who will have them I, Anne Donavin, gladly leave my citizenship grades in bookkeeping. . . Hogs , Jay Adams and Randy Rogers, grudgingly donate all our hillbilly records to Robert Cherry. . . Shirley Davis I, Janet Brock, leave my unfailing ability to forget your troubles. . . Carol Barber, bequeath my strong influence on Miss Coburn to Dennis Lee. . . Brad Brown and Sally Rogers we, Barbara Hendrix and Frank Foy, sacrifice our souped up shot rod Fords . . order that Jody Hannemann may forever clerish it I, Marilyn McCarthy, shed my Marilyn Monroe costume. . none other than Richard Holleman do I, Bill Benner, bestow my fabulous nose. . . Carole Pryde and Irene Kypreos, bequeath the Tri-Hi-Y to Lucy McDaniels and Carolyn Elvidge. . . my sister Martha I, Kathleen Graves, joyfully leave my homework in Spanish. . . Phillip Wagner, pass on my shiny sheriff's badge to Jimmy Wilson. . . Don Dayton, Roger Hayes, and Tony Latford, bequeath our cat hats, yellow vests, and dog chains to Jake Morgan. . Dick Stabell I, Bill Wenz, award my honors in swimming. . . George Maurer and Daniel Ambrose, proudly will our ability to patch up the moving picture projector to Bob Ambrose. . Nancy Whyte I, Beverly Stoup, will all my four feet and eleven inches. . . anyone it will fit I, Ted Scheitlin, offer my ten gallon hat. . . to leaving I, Arthur Ullman, reward Jimmy Kulzer with my vast vocabulary. . . Loretta Wall and Sally Rogers we, Barbara Volley and Ginger Adkisson, leave our little red Ford . . Claire Bonner I, Joan Partridge, bequeath the Mainland class ring around my neck. . . Bob Whitner, just plain leave Seabreeze and my place with Swingin' Swedes to Mark LeVine. . . Gerald Moore and Jackie McCabe, leave with much hesitation and great pride our outstanding grades to next years brains. . . Gloria Louria I, Elizabeth Johnson, gladly will my knack for being late to Keyettes. . . Jay Tuller, award my ability to be dressed for gym to Phyllis Pusillo. . . the quiet men, Bill Bay and Ted Tonioli, leave this trait to all of '55 s loudmouths. . . all peace loving souls I, Lee Craft, will the noise of my duals. . . a Fool Such as I do I, Kitty Fox, leave my Honey Bun record. . . George Green I, Ronnie Hasselman, sadly will my water wings and tank suit. . . Lynn Cooper and Gaby Gordon, leave our love of the south and our southern drawls to June Davis and the rebels. . . LHST llllll HND TESTHIHEIIT On Lucy Johnson I, Carolyn Smiley, bestow my nickname, Smiles . . . Only to Martha Lee Green would I, Betty Ginsberg, bequeath my seven veils. . . We, the new seniors, Gloria Bell, Jerry Strang, Bob Garthwaite, and Harry Atkinson bequeath our new friends and good times here to the new seniors next year. . . We, Stanley Gustin and Hank Wenz, bequeath our ability to gold brick football season to Big Diz Talton. . . For Joan Knightly I, Selby Allen, give up my seat in English next to Jimmy Allen. . . To David Eith I, David Maddox bequeath my undyingxlove for math. . . We, Roberta Lovett and Helen White, very hesitantly pass on some of our hilarious time to Gwen Calvert. . . On Dede Lund I, Carol Wheeler, bestow a pair of dirty, old, worn-out blue jeans. . . I, Morris Nowell, will my teriffic typing speed to Bill Woods. . . We, the artists, Steve McLachlin and Frank Swindle, bequeath our skill in driving Mr. Yates stark, raving mad to Jerry Prueitt and John Duquette. . . To Shorty Burhans I, Nancy Williams, leave a few inches. . . On Lester Baldy Cottrell I, Tony Magotflas, bestow my curly black locks. . . All my broken bones and headaches from water skiing I, Bob Edris, gladly bequeath to Bill Robisong . . I, Vernon McCullough, bequeath my skill in playing Hooky to the most qualified Earl Free. . . To Joy Horton I, Mary Powell, leave all my trials and tribulations as a majorette. . . With Jim Bailey I, James Allen, sadly leave my tenor voice and Ruby . . . Our valuable experience with police officers we, Guy Millner and Marion Thornton, submit to George Green and Beth Monroe. . To Carol Cassidy I, Sandra Cochrane, bestow my ability to stay on a diet. . . With regret I, Judy Colomore, leave my stand in the office with Mrs. Cuddy to Sandra Marks. . Our ever present gift of gab we, Martha Bruce and Carolyn Willis, leave to Marilyn Witt. . . My crazy mixed up love affair I, Betty Winn, will to Mary Ann Coleman. . . That unforgettable place in Physics I, Adine Wulfekuhler, submit to Elaine Fowler. . . We, George Smith and Wilbur Lowe, bequeath our apple polishing know how in Glee club to Joel Bogart. . My notorious ears I, Gary Grabe, leave in good care with Pete Raby. . . I, Robin Lenholt, bequeath my ability to grow a beard to Bill Odum. . . We, ' Bob Stone, Dick Griswold, and Dick Walker, leave our navy uniforms and wild sea stories to all future swabbies. . . To Boobie Grasso I, Chris Ginocchio, will my passion for fire drills. . . I, Antoinette Lake, leave Wade Dixon a whole jar of silver polish for his I.D. bracelet. . . We, the Don Juans, David Kemp and Atwood Taylor, will our little black book to Joe Eubanks. . . To Richard Grasso I, John Buckner, bequeath my brownie buttons and chicken inspector badges. . . With Tom McDonald I, Bill Woodfill, leave the care of a certain redhead. . . My G. A. A. work I, Edith Witherspoon, submit to Mary Evelyn Thweatt. . . On the '54 football team I, Gary Smith, bestow my bar bells. . . With hopes for your success I, Terry McCabe, will my ability to jake football practice to Bill Odum. . . I, Sammy Spector, am taking everything with me -- 'By all. . . Into the capable hands of Sarah McCabe I, Barbara Lee, laughingly dump the keyette fines. . We, the staff of '54, leave poor old Mr. Yates to next years annual staff. . . To the stockholders who have made this production'possible, we wish to convey our sincere appreciation. Without your co-operation and generosity the publication of the 1954 Sandcrab would not have been possible . We all realize the vast importance of having you ...... the merchants .... behind our every undertaking. Thanks again For your supporting interest. Cleland D. Cochrane, M. D 701 North Peninsula Drive Bennet J. LaCour Jr., M. D 701 North Peninsula Drive Dr. 8. Mrs. E. H. Lenholt 101 Lenox Avenue C. M. L tton, Opt. 228 South Beach Street A. A. Monaco, M. D. 627 North Oleander Richard J. West, M. D. 224 South Palmetto Avenue W. A. Buhner, D. D. S. 133 Broadway Sidney I. Ney, D. D. S. 224 South Palmetto Avenue R. A. Burhans 115 Orange Avenue Harry A. Horn 411 Main Street LOUiS Ossinsky Sr. 411 Main Street William A. Ritzi 122 North Beach Street Joseph Simonetta Holly Hill Bernice C. Willis, Realtor 140 Arlington Way Roy B. Winn 211 North Halifax Avenue The Better Mouse Trap, Inc. 2136 South Atlantic Avenue Black's Pharmacy 644 South Atlantic Avenue Bond Howell Lumber Co. 200 South Seagrave Borden's Dairy 123 North Charles Broadway Book Store 409 Broadway Carhart's Book Store 218 Seabreeze Boulevard Carlin's Gas and Electric Appliances 138 Volusia Avenue Casually Yours 218 South Beach Street Colomore Typewriter Company 514 Main Street Commercial Bank at Daytona Beach 126 Volusia Avenue Conrad 's Apothecary 109 Broadway Dasher's Mens Shop 218A South Beach Street Daytona Book Store Inc. 232 South Beach Street .doctors. . . . .and businessmen. . . . . Daytona Plaza Hotel 600 North Atlantic Avenue Daytona Shoe Mart Inc. 122 Volusia Avenue Doby's 100 North Beach Street Dunn Bros. Hardware Company 154 South Beach Street Duval's Jewelry Company 132 South Beach Street Edgemere Ocean Court 3111 South Atlantic Avenue Frank 's Newstand Main Street First Federal Savings and Loan Assn. 701 Main Street The Florida Bank and Trust Company 252 South Beach Street Florida Power and Light Company 122 Magnolia Avenue General Agents, Inc. 606 Main Street Grant's Beach Cottages 2095 South Atlantic Avenue Haigh-Brooks Funeral Home 103 Broadway Daytona Coca-Cola Bottling Company Halifax Mofors Inc. 530 North Beach Street Daytona 8. Empire Theaters 120 Magnolia Avenue Hart Refrigeration Service 176 North BSGCl'1 Sffeel' 312 South Peninsula Drive 129 Orange Avenue 1 ,V ' xx A 'i A , 1 l'lllllUll5 . 'U 5. 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