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

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ei uyaeruizior Mr. Milton T. Curry Egypt from the year 3400 B.C. was a dynasticism ruled by successions of sovereigns of the same lines or families. When a new line or a new family came into power, it marked the beginning of a new dynasty. Mr. Milton T.. Curry, as supervising principal, may be said to mark a new dynasty, or rule, in the history of the Peninsula schools. A native of Florida, Mr. Curry was born in Nokomis, Florida. Until his senior year Mr. Curry attended a high school in Sarasota, but he graduated from a Nokomis high school, where he was a member of the firstgraduating class. He acquired his early college education at Ringling College, a iunior college in Sarasota, and he completed his education at the University of Florida. Mr. Curry has been principal of a high school in St. Augustine, Florida, and supervising principal in Kissimmee, Florida. His family is composed of his wife and two children, the older child is a student at Seabreeze. Mr. Curry is very interested in amateur radio operation. When asked how he liked Seabreeze, Mr. Curry replied, l think Seabreeze is one of the best. 12

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Q,,,mg,.f fm assume.emeemiiswfssssf MR, JOHN I. JASPER, M. S. University of Pittsburgh, Chemistry and Physics. MR, WALTER S. DUNLOP, M, A, University of West Virginia, Biology. MISS GERTRUDE ADKINS, M, A, Columbia, Science, MRS SARA CUDDY, Secretary MRS IRENE BUDGEN, Bookkeeping MISS KATHLEEN BUNCH, B, L, S, Peabody College, Library. .SQIT 25 MISS NATALIE LAMB, M,A,E, University of Florida, Civics, Problems. MRS. IDELETTE LIVERETT, A. B. Senior Rhyme, Amer- ican History. MR, JOSEPH NELSON, M,A, Columbia, Social Studies, Physical Ed. MRS, EDNA KEMP, B, A, Ohio Wesleyan, World History, English. MRS, MARY CUTHILL MCCONNELL, M. A. Columbia University, English. C MISS ELSIE FULBOAM, M, A, Columbia, English, iyins, FRANCES, D, SMITH, Ph., B. Stetson, English, Psychology, MRS, ESTHER GAMMAGE, M. A. Stetson University, English,