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

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Gacultq ll Dv Miss Lillian Trawick, Speech, M.A., Fla. State Univ., Mr. Fred Dean, Instrumental Music, M.M., Baylor Univ., Miss Leota-Cor- dati-Coburn, Voice Music, B.M., Cinn. Conservatory of Music, Mr. Harold Yates, Art, Annual Staff, M.A., Univ. of Pgh. ' S Mr. John Jasper, Chemistry, Physics, M.S., Univ. of Pgh., Mr. Walter Dunlop, Biology, M.A.,.Univ. of W. Va., Miss Gertrude Adkins, Sci- ence, M.A., Columbia, Mr. Fred Hogan, Science, B.S., Stetson. Miss Natalie Lamb, Civics, Problems, M.A.E., Univ. of Fla., Mrs. ldel- ette Liverett, American History, A.B., Lenior Rhyme, Mr. Joseph Nel- son, Social Studies, M.A., Columbia. Mrs. Gail Stewart, English, M.A., Univ. of Fla., Mrs. Esther Gammage, English, M.A., Columbia, Mr. Jack Horner, English, M.A., Madison College, Mrs. Edna Kemp, World History, English, B.A., Ohio Wes- leyan, Mrs. Mary Cuthill McConnell, English, M.A., Columbia. 12 1, 5 l

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A 1AA,v . - To the Senior Class: ln a school as enduring and as active as Seabreeze not simply passive, acquiescent, or, at worst, a parasite, there are always challenges to be met and problems to be living off the life and deeds of others-for no group can solved. The Class of '57 has advanced through school dur- be successful unless its members contribute. , ing a period of time when the challenges and the problems I ehollenoe you, Therefore, os you eomoleie your high have been m0 'Y and Vofled- HOW the Class 05 U whole Und school career, to continue to make the wise decision, the l10W YOU 05 C' member of the Class made decisions, ex' better choice, and to follow through with a course of ac- pressed your choices, and took action, will be written into tion soundly conceived ond properly executed. If You do 'he record for all time to Come- this, you will have built o foundation for your future life Your class has made an enviable record. You stand which will endure against all onslaughts of evil and ad- high in the eyes of your schoolmates, your teachers, the versity. You will find yourself able and not inept, active administration, and the community-at-large. This means and not inert, and finally, you will find life exhilarating ou as an individual are a contributing member, and and not exhausting. . I1 M. that y

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F ,-i Mrs. Martha Hurst, Secretary, Miss Kathleen Bunch, Library, Mrs. Sara Cuddy, Secretary, Miss lrene Budgen, Bookkeeping. Mr. William Byrom, Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, B.A., Stetson, Mr. Leonard V. Grasso, Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, B.S., Stetson, Miss Mirian Zeigler, Latin, M.Ed., Univ. of S. C., Mrs. Lucy Shepherd, Spanish, M.A., Middlebury College, Mrs. Florence Kraeuter, Guidance, French, M.A., Stetson, Mr. Herbert Freeman, D.C.T., B.S., Ga. Tech. Mrs. Gwendolyn Biddle, Home Economics, B.S., M.S., Auburn, Mr. lra Foster, Junior High Attendance Officer, Elem. Phys. Ed., M.A., Peabody, Mr. Nick Triantafellu, Physical Education, B.S., Stetson, Mr. Harry Britton, Industrial Arts, M.S., Kan. State Teacher's College, Miss Marceline Douglas, Physical Education, B.S., Stetson, Mrs. Betty Hill, Homemaking, M.Hc.Ed., Kent State Univ. I3 .s W i ,yi A . I ' y' We - . vi Mr. Garvin Peffer, Math, M.Ed., Temple Univ., Mr. Frank Berg er, Math, M.Ed., Harvard, Mr. John True, Math, Driver's Edu cation, B.S., Mass. State Teacher's College, Mr. Robert Werth em, Math, M.A., Stetson.