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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1958 volume:

I' Q7 C 096' 9mm f !gW,4.1!f 'fm W fix .JI Aww staff 'sa sandra bohannon-editor in chief photography staff mary atkinson-eclitor 'carol bogart, patty lucey, gail iohnson business staff nancy ross-editor iucly ossinsky, ioyce fisher literary staff' alexis demas-editor iudy ossinsky, arlene bandel, gail iohnson art staff carol bogart-editor barbara carpenter, pat gorman ioyce fisher staff typist barbara berry since the beginning of time, music has played a sig- nificant role in the development of the world. as music is translated into many different meanings cmd stages, so this annual represents the varied experiences of sandcrabs in the course of their years at seabreeze high. a great movement in music begins slowly, and builds in motion to its final climactic Crescendo. in much the man- ner, our high school career is lived. beginning slowly, it builds up through the years to its peak-its highest point- graduation, the closing of the happy, harmonious days at seabreeze, and the beginning of the greater concerto to follow. giiilcrab iii? fo 1 f daytona beach seabreeze high school daytona beachQ florida P . A I x, I administration pages 12-25 athletics pages 28-45 activities pages 48-79 underclassmen pages 82-89 sophomores pages 92-99 iuniors pages 102-111 seniors pages 114-160 1, 1 f if we Q W- i'tT' 7 5 - .J -. I 2 fcQ..6..z,5 jffzfik- hkd, -.-,egsfsgi 21 . , 5 sig . P:--wfigf, 1 QW ,.f .-Exif, .5723 , at , '41 - H f -it .w ' 'viii .4 1 41- vv i w Wig. .s,. , . , ,gi ,g.s 1 5 , , . - , 1 ' I N, ,,ff-W1,.mWvfwiiQi7.45Jww4gva3g3 ' ffG ,P:f' we .vfuqwg A 1 we fff'N'if' 9. 5 12' px s 1? - sf? ' if if 3 'fi Wxffli 3 Q. Q, 1 is ,zz :nf fs K ', 9 Q.-sii. f,i11f'd'fsQfff3' is gigryg Q. 1 In-41' , gi - id. gFq:fp'i H 2-.-:,,, ' I, Nw s few 'f ,I 'aff--s. 5,3-'fn H--ep 1 ' 1 ,X ,, ,,., ,, ' n my -my - wiv' . X gg X., A, L,j42A l K. JUMI ,W . as-157' as we sit in our classrooms listening to the rhythmic pounding of the waves, we compare the music of the surf to the smashing crescendoes of a powerful orchestra. no seabreeze sandcrab would be complete without some reference to our worlcl's most famous beach. f 'W if dedication iust as the finest orchestra could not play a concert without the direction of their maestro, so seabreeze needs mr. fred dean. the head of our instrumental music department, mr. dean immediately found a lasting place in the hearts of both the faculty and the student body. all those who come in con- tact with him are awed by his constant good humor, wonderful plans for the future of our marching hundred , and great qual- ities of understanding and patience. mr. dean, throughout this year has directed the most marvelous football shows ever seen in this vicinity and compiled a superior record of achieve- ment in the music department. we, on behalf of the student body, hereby dedicate this annual to mr. fred h. dean. in memoriam miss leota cordati-coburn lived music, loved music, and instilled this love in those around her. a 1916 graduate of seabreeze high school, she was dean of music in our hearts as well as on the faculty. under miss coburn's direc- tion, the glee clubs were at the top in every contest and every performance. a perfectionist-from the senior proces- sional to the annual christmas program- teacher, fher favorite namej will long be remembered for her love of hibiscuses, her gay rendition of up on the housetop , and the fond stories of her days as an opera star. as a conductor leads an orchestra with a baton in his hand, so miss coburn led her life with a song in my heart. the ann A 'Lf lfwlq ual staff S was: to create a masterpiece, time, pa- tience, and the combined efforts of all concerned are essential. from the clas- sic music masters to the modern jazz composer, this is true. in this pattern, we, the fifty-eight sandcrab staff toiled to create our masterpiece. following our impresario, mr. yates, we worked in harmony, build- ing up to the dynamic climax-the com- pletion of this, our classic. editor-sandra bohanon sponsor-mr. hal yates N photography staff carol, gail, patty, mary feditorl business staff iudy, nancy Keditorl, ioyce literary staff iucly, gail, alexis Ceditorl, arlene Knot picturedl art staff barbara, pat, carol Keditorj, ioyce Page Nine E 2 F Q f x 5 2 3 i Z K E Q-If administration Dage Twelve principal mankind has always had areas of endeavor which brought to- gether individuals of all sorts and stations. music is such an area. the march of the band, the blending of glee club voices, the song of the soloist-all of these convey a universal message that sweeps aside pride and preiudice and unites us all in the harmony of fine achieve- ment. MW WZ cleans it is a seabreeze tradition to try to help each student work toward his best potentialities. the rapid growth of the school has threatened that tradition but we are meeting it by establishing the positions of dean of boys and dean of girls. as every musician stumbles over notes and needs the direction of a conductor, students stumble during the trying task of growing up and need guidance. our deans stand ready to assist every student in his personal and social development and in analyzing his abilities, aptitudes and interests so that he may obtain the most from school life. our teachers are also guidance conscious and spend much time and effort working with our boys and girls in trying to stimulate and encourage them to obtain a good basic education while they are still in high school. Idsf'-'N ff' W-L 'Y .Q - ' ' 'sf fi' X, ' f .ZH jaw, f arf mr. iohn true-boys mrs. florence kraeuter--girls Page Thirtee faculty mr. fred hogan, science, b.s. miss gertrude adkins, science, m.a. mr. walter dunlop, m.a. mr. john iasper, chemistry, physics, m.s- mrs. francis smith, problems, study halls, ph.d. mr. joseph nelson, social studies, m.a.. mrs. daphin marshall, civics, a.b. mr. willburn rivenbark, american-world history, m-a. mrs. idelette liverett, american history, a.b. ,rf .V -.-.M r' 5 mr. fred dean, instrumental music, m.m. mrs. pauline heft, voice, music, m.ed. miss lillian trawick, speech, m.a. mr- harold yates, art, annual staff, m.a miss irene budgen, bookkeeping mr. garvin peffer, secretary mrs. lucy rogers, library, b.s. in lib. sci Page Fourteen mr. leonard grasso, business education, b.s. mrs. florence kraeuter, guidance, french, m.a. mr. herbert freeman, dct, b.s- miss miriam zeigler, latin, m.ed. mr. william byrom typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, b.s. mrs. lucy shepherd, spanish, m.a. miss marceline douglas, physical ed., b.s- mrs. gwendolyn biddle, homemaking, b.s., mr. nick triantafellu, physical ed., b.s. mrs. betty hill, homemaking, m.hc.ed. mr. edwin r. wesley, industrial arts, b.s. lTl.S. faculty mrs. eclna kemp, english, b.a. mrs. ester gammage, english, m.a. mrs- mary cuthill mcconnell, english, m.a. mrs. june pittenger, english, m.a. miss alice barnum, english, latin, b.a. mr. robert werthem, math, m.a. mr. iimmy simmons, math, m.d. mrs- gail stewart, english, m.a. mr. frank berger, math, m.ed. mr. iohn true, math, driver's education, b.s. Page Fifteen parent - teachers assn a harmonious relationship between school and community has been the aim of this year's parent-teacher association. with its let's get acquainted theme, its frequent social meetings and many educational projects, p.t.a. members have made beautiful music together! as the melody blends with the harmony, so the teachers blend with the parents. mrs. william a. spence-secretary, mr. grasso, mr. miller, dr. i. l. alexander-treasurer. mr. grasso-president, mr. miller-vice-president. Poq Sixteen l1Ul'S6 mrs. betty bond, pat luther- keeping us as fit as a fiddle is our school nurse. her performance is re- flected in the well-being of each cmd every sandcrab. :N 'wa fe ,M Q? f i ' Q - if F, 'F 4 f 'A cafeteria front-mrs. rose brady, mrs. ruth barker, mrs. yanna middelhoven, mrs. iosephine mims, back -mrs. gladys pendleton, mrs. lucille gard, mrs. van leer owen. being well-fed is a means of staying well-tuned. our cafeteria staff, in their new domain, is a haven for hungry sandcrabs. maintenance e. c. winans, head custodian, willie moore, lawrence moore. a broadway production has many facets, one of which is the back-stage people. our stage- hands, who are behind every show , are indispensable to the seabreeze scene. mrs. francis smith mrs. francis smith stepped into the role of s.g.a. sponsor for the first time this year. when interviewed, she ex- pressed the following opinion. my work as sponsor of the s.g.a. has been greatly simplified because of the capable leaders and fine cooperation within the organization. i feel this group always has been a representa- tive of the entire student body and we have every reason to believe that it will continue to be. student government association a band or orchestra needs a capable conductor to lead and direct it. our student body likewise needs a strong leader to guide it over the rough spots and to offer help in all problems, big and little, which arise in an active school such as ours. the seabreeze student government association, under the fine direction of mrs. francis smith, maintains this high quality of leadership. the s.g.a. has maintained a tone of great beauty in our school and has kept the complex technique running as clockwork. each semester a president, vice president, and secretary-treasurer are chosen. a boy and girl from each grade act as representatives in this governing body. in the court, a iudge, elected by the students, and his appointed personnel handle student trials. student police are selected by the senate to keep order throughout the school. the welcome and guidance association acquaints new students with the school system. our s.g.a. is truly a working example of a strong and democratic leadership. Page Eighteen 1st, semester s.g.a. officers ist row bo dunn-president iack bechtol-judge 2nd row ralph howard-vice-president bea beck--secretary nancy ross-Treasurer senate +- h 'T h ll loeverl lee bo bunn' 2nd row-beth merrell, melrose vipperman, sisco dean, bea beck, ralph lst row-mart a mic e , y , , ha man bill 'ennings, nancy ross, iack bechfol. howarclp 3rd row-kaye thoburn, richard Sprague, o. g. c p , I Page Nineteen court bonnie reid, court reporter, paul wendell, bailift, jack bechtol, iudge, doug baldwin, deputy, mike dugger, sheriff, ray simm sheriff, jim freeman, sheriff, bob hartley, sheriff. 53 Y ,Mikie welcome guidance lst row-mrs. idelette liverette lsponsorl, kenny lovett lvice presidentl, iudy malik Csecretary-trecsurerl, iudy greaves, al hewitt lpresidentig 2nd row-pam ketterer, mclrti minter, brenda watson, jean murphy, courtney clclrkep 3rd row-sam butler, al bush- man, oliver powell, dick smith, ion greaves. Page Twenty I I student police lst row-rodney nance, iudy ossinsky, george tyler, dave maddox, bo dunn, ralph howard, bill krons, iudy kemp, condit dibble, 2nd row-sandy barron, pat de ross, patty smith, dolores henderson, iane otkinson, cc thranhardt, louise lyon, gory under- wood, 3rd row-orville chapman, alex wilson, peter stevenson, willy lager, bill murphy, gornell rogers. paul wendell, allyn le veille, bill lcrons. fri! Page Twenty-On 2nd semester s. g. a. officers lst row - nancy ross-treasurer patty lucey-secretary 2nd row dave madclox-vice president bill krons-iudge doug ecklund-president ' fr . 6 Q. .1 l Q e Sefldte seated, left to right-nancy ross, bill krons, doug ecklund, dave maddox, patty lucey, standing-mildred slaughter, sam Tanner, phyllis brown, tom kenyon, marti minter, mike schultz, cherrie morgan, costa magoulas, mary atkinson, jim freeman. Page Twenty-Two in 3 student police lst row-bo dunn, pat smith, ted curry, iudy ossinsky, doug ecklund, ralph howard, rodney nance, 2nd row-mildred slaughter, nancy sedar, lori gagner, gloria seltzer, ken lovett, ellen taylor, dave ross, charles oates, 3rd row-carl saenger, gray oates, virginia iasper, becky Underwood, kay thoburn, carole sacks, mike schultz, charlie wolf. COUI lI seated-jordan eisgrou, jenelle hester, bonnie Iarrabee, iudy ossinsky, standing-don albert, sisco deen, roland bell, dean mitchell, bill krons, ted curry, costa magoulas. Page Twenty-Three ofhce-aides gerry leonhardt, iudy kemp, linda barbour k. . . :tty lou sousley, loyce fisher, sandra sled man- library-aides front-linda barbour, carol leggett, back- ruth ann wall, pat monahan, billie yelving- ton, io smithers, ioan mackenzie, susan wal- lace, helen merwin, alice gregg. not pic- tured-peggy bell, cl' donavin. :ana young, sheila Vage Twenty-Four I Mg., NMWQQN Q 1' ffff musical notes i 4 451- Q 3 K 4 1, 4 15, H .Y -I If 4 L A I, if fv .4 A . X W' -V QM if ., f ' ., , -4 ww -W , , mcigylify Q, 1 b ,, 2 fi P- 52:25 H W w . . -i w Q. Q V -. . .- -Q mg Ai. , L, :W V K A 5 gg SWA ': I 1.1 42 . fifgf, QE: 5: p A ,A ig f' X Q 9' ' A WW g-A 'Y' 1 , , ,S Q. fx l WMQQ, A Qwwiw ,M ww WWW W W fy ,gf w t latigffijgklai WYMWjfWMw3fy RWM 3 M212 4 NU Y Q yy W WK? Wffyfifwwx! Q My g athletic department ty-Eight director mr. joe C spider J nelson athletic director the maestro of the hl at etic de- partment' and concert master su preme is coach ioe nelson. in his capacity as athletic director coach nelson coordinated every phase of the sealoreeze athletic program. carrying out his duties with great dignity, he has won the admiration of the student body, faculty, and community. council front- I OQUD, lim simons, back-mr. miller, joe nelson, bill byrom. nick triantefella fred h varsity football staff assistants mr. staggers, mr. simons, mr. hogan, mr. triantafellu. as head coach coach hogan the coordination and balanced interpretation of every musical organization rest upon its direc- tor. being more than a teacher, he must train his charges and guide them. through hard work and concentration fred hogan coaches his players into the game of football-a game that includes not only fine playing, but sports- manship, moral development, and integrity. 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M fllwwcyyff ' , varsity X lst row-norman white, buz pinchard, willy lager, charlie oates, richard graham, joe ellis, stan alexander, tony melanchrino, tommy taylor, 2nd row-coach hogan, al bush- man mike schultes kenny lovett steve xynidis bill lennings henry gooclrlch coach f 6 i Y 707 triantafelluy 3rd row-oliver powell, kent foster, steve slater, ward loveless, ierry rogers, ffifl gi V f V ,M ed calcott, chester ingraham, tommy mitchell, everett chandler. richard graham tommy taylor rodney nace norman white Page Thirty-One varsity Iettermen 'mu Q richard graham rodney nance henry gooclrich Page Thirty-Two YV' everett chandler bill lager charlie oates tom mitchell ol bushman stan alexander E J QW Qfae, iohn mccormick tony melachrino oliver powell ice ellis bill iennings I y steve xynidis' ,Lk ,Jil Q75 '77 - M57 f ' , . f,4,WU7 ,wi ' fwufp V ywfzycyf' I varslt ette men whether sparkling stories of a spectacular season or a one night stand is the tale told by a broad- way musical, the talent and spirit that the individual members of the cast exercise is what is remem- bered when the musical is brought to mind. y in this way, we will remember our varsity Iettermen for years to come. as sportsmen who played to the best of their ability to honor our school they showed that a good team doesn't mean glory, champ- ionships, awards, or post-season games. it means honesty, hard work, and loyalty to school and fellow students. this year our team filled our hearts with strong pride-a team- trying its best to do a good iob. co-' captains-rodney and richard-led it to a homecoming not to be forgotten. yes, to you-our Iettermen for '58-we herald r loudest fanfare. 1,7 f , M E' QL. ,Qi Q ff,!,,4Mf cgi' jfs!! KW LWL4 G5 ' ,Q Page Thirty-Three f wa H . 9 f , p :sf Q v: V 0 . J. 6 h D fcheel ' e rea ers Q K 4 ' ' Q E L '5 z. 1 ' ' M K KI h 3,0 . J ' W Q w ,Q ...4 p f I ,, 9 1 . Q donna dunlop, captain fb 6 , Q . . ludy mahk, co-ccpiain 0 li g ll 0 ff 9 sA4 ronnie whirlow N patty Iucey A cc thranhardt ka e d It v:swu'i3'I'Y', A, iudy kemp P wmv polly monfague y u on tracy cobb kay thoburn Page Thirty-Four concerto under the stars?? 5 2 E H ll squad V 'l st row-bert bockoven, o. g- chapman, pat dobbins horace smith steve benet , , z, som moore, mike casterton, martin huddle- ston, david breed, 2nd row-coach simmons, dick smith, roy ross, rex voorhees, mike lane, bobby walser, rip voorhees, bill baggett, gary Underwood, james becker, 3rd row-george maycock, kendell llewellyn, stan taylor, don brooks, bill murphy, carlton smith, john kern, tom kenyon, gary neely. v 1 W i was 1 it y , I X l W f 2 V P KA l x .. ' 4 L, V 'X Q 7 ' ' s - ' A - jr. high football lst row-bobby dunlop james jessee gerr will' , , y iams, steve morrow, sam tanner, billy bass, david anderson, stan goldberg, bob becker, bill sizemore, 2nd row-coach staggers, phil wagner, george harp, don farmer, bill warren, jack brinckerhaff, jim mclaughlin, dickie sizemore, bill dantos, jim hurley, lawrence baggett, 3rd row-ronald snyder, gary oates, ben dyer, bob greenlee, tom hess, marvin chrisman, charles rizzo, john norman, john clack. age Thirty-Six lst row grooms, lane osterwlse 2nd row pcm kefferer bar bclro qulnn dolores henderson loan OSTSFWISB florence morrow varsity basketball the guiding notes of our basketball teams are coach nelson and coach byrom. mr. ioe nelson, coaching the varsity crabs, has proved his ability and knowledge of basketball by his superb past records and fine guidance. mr. nelson has always had a keen interest in the game. as a' student, he played on both high school and college teams. since coming to seabreeze in i949 'his teams have won 6 group tournaments and 2 state tournaments. mr. bill byrom, b squad coach, has shown his top- notch basketball ability, though only in his second year as coach. once a sandcrab letterman and member of the all- state team, iungle bill went on to stetson university and the marines before returning to his high school alma mater as a teacher and coach. our managers, iay and rex, are also an important element of our basketball teams. washing the towels and uniforms, keeping the scorebook at the games, and doing errands for the coaches, are but a few of the duties that the managers are responsible for. without them, a basket- ball team would suffer greatly. P g Th ty-Eight W ,M wtgw' W ,TDM .iv M W QW will M basketball managers-jay french, rex voorhees. maddox rogers veinot butler dec. 10, dec. 12, dec. 13, dec. 20, dec. 21, dec. 27, dec. 30, ian. 3, ian. 4, ian. 7, ian. 10, ian. 14, ian. 17, ian. 18, ian. 24, ian. 28, ian. 31, feb. 7, feb. 11, feb. 14, feb. 18, feb. 21, feb. 22, feb. 27, march 5, --rf 611' Jif' wg s.-s 54 . wma., - ,i fi .n'lu r 'MJT ,vp 'J' '4 4 V--v l 'K x 1 I I .4 4 I - A I L.-'F' . , if Qin. varsity Iettermen 1957-landon 62 1957-st. augustine 62 1957-cocoa 50 1 957-seacrest 54 1957-ft. pierce 77 1957-iohnson city 65 1957-holston city 58 1958-bishop kenny 60 1958-fletcher 49 1958-deland 57 1958-p. k. yonge 45 1958-new smyrna beach 55 1958--auburndale 65 1958-cocoa 57 1958-andy jackson 68 1958-st. augustine 56 1958-dupont 45 1958-terry parker 64 1958-new smyrna beach 71 1958-p. k. yonge 45 1 958-dela nd 60 1 958-fletcher 67 1958-bishop kenny 49 28, 29, 1958-group tournament 6, 7, 8, 1958-state tournament lovett hewitt greenlee lager combs Page Forty H H d lstsrow-jerry borries, henry barr, ira goldtield, sam butler, bobby walser, iunior fulker- son, ronnie ecklund, 2nd row-rex voorhees, tom kenyon, stan alexander, tony ceribelli oliver powell, bert bockoven, junior graham, coach bill byrom. every good musical organization is the result of years of practice and building. likewise our varsity basketball team requires the training in its earlier years provided by the b squad. a boy who plays on this team is to be highly admired for he is helping to construct a top varsity of the future. the greatest moment for a b squad player, is the moment when he steps from this building block to play with the var- sity team. under the coaching of iungle bill byrom our b squad has proved its ability to build, continually, the best varsity basketball teams in the state. l seabreeze st. augustine seabreeze COCOOI seabreeze deland seabreeze plerson h. S. seabreeze new smyrna seabreeze edgewater seabreeze cocoa seabreeze st. augustine seabreeze edgewater seabreeze new smyrna seabreeze p- k- YOHQS seabreeze deland l l lst row-richard menzel, steve morrow, bill bass, david anderson o o o I 'imm heath, robert wa ner, 2nd row-nonnie seltzer, ronnie dunni an, l Y 9 9 jimmy mcglacklm, ben dyer, tom hess, cris crisman, 3rd row-dennis lewis, 'ohn ri s, 'err williams. l continuing success such as that enjoyed by the new york yankees in baseball, notre dame in foot- ball, calumet farms in horseracing and kentucky in basketball requires a constant flow of gifted talent to replace lost talent. that is exactly how it goes with the seabreeze sandcrabs. in florida high school circles, no team has enjoyed more consistent success during the past generation than have our crabs. their success has been based on a constant feeding of experienced, well-coached talent to the varsity squad by a well supervised junior high program. this junior high team, coached by ira foster, has been the heart of seabreeze's strength. in coach foster's years of bossing the junior crabs, they have racked up 157 victories and only two losses. this year a seventh grade intermural league was developed due to the fact that now the seventh grade prospects are scattered in various elementary schools throughout the peninsula. while foster crossed his fingers for the seventh graders, his eighth graders were competing in the new volusia county junior high league. these teams doing very well, coach foster was very proud of his future varsity basketeers. Page Forty One lst row-janet mattocks, patty smith, jo smithers, pat gorman, billy yelvington, nancy mahatfey, gloria seltzer, kitty lou sous- ley, betty rice, 2nd row-dana kahn, carole davies, mary rose hood, mary judy impson, nancy zeh, linda jerge, pat mowitz, georgia bishman, carolyn cann, ann flower, 3rd row-millicent taylor, karen bolding, charlene astikian, susan goddard, julie taylor, Amildred slaughter, betty mixon, marianne stelpstra, virginia kay bucker, mary smith, lavonne hellstrom, marie ronci, 4th row-becky underwood, rindy rouse, marian hodgins, bonnie wild, mally armstrong, holly daw, bonna peters, nancy savaria, betty wild, raylene thomas, mary nell hodgins, 5th row-barbara adams, martha hanson, judy hartley, joyce paulson, patsy kling, nancy zimmet, brenda blair, susan duff, sandra matejka, gloria white, 6th row-nancy marcano, margaret chambers, sandra madorsky, carol fletcher, joan hoffmeister, jean thompson, pat carter, 7th row-nancy brown, elnora ramaley, sandra fillinger, ,beth seidel, margaret long, karen simpson, lesley jessup, pat myers. girls athletic association in solo or teams, athletics always stands out as the backbone of a school. in seabreeze, the girls' athletic association helps to maintain a sharp and athletic atmosphere tor girls. betty rice, president, miss marceline douglas, sponsor, kitty lou sousley, vice-president, janet mattocks, secretary, gloria seltzer, treasurer, mary nell hodgins, chaplain, jo smither, sgt.-at-arms. u tv-Two tennis team left to right-iudy dunn, betsy henriksen, pam ketterer, mrs. stewart, suzanne ins- keep, ian quinn, center-sandra stedman. swimming team lst row-gloria seltzer, patty lucey, polly montague, iudy mccracken, bonnie baggett, gwen west, nancy mchaffy, becky reed, holly daw, gael gilliland, coach nick tricmtafellu, 2nd row-ben beck, carolyn derby, iucly law, dede otto, carol montgomery, gracie driscoll, liz starke, dottie ingrahcm, jane driscoll, karen gillilancl, kitty lou sousley. hy. 91:1 ,', '.,, Nvzth, Ffh 'E Page For' track lst row-norman white, mikeschultz, bill iennings, tony melachrino, rodney nance, kenny lovett, steve slater, doug ecklund, don brooks, tommy taylor, 2nd row-coach hogan, gary underwood, eddie gray, horace smith, mario levetto, tommy rriitchell, john kern, iohn kalashian, dickie smith, coach simmons, 3rd row-bruce brady, carlton smith, charlie oates, marshall fry, stan alexander, duncan combs, bill perry, david breed, pat dobbins. ist row-dave moddox, rip voorhees, danny westberry, eugene howard, sam butler b b kent foster, al buschman, 2nd row-oliver powell, bill lager, coach bill byrom a mickey westberry, iim fox. age Forty-Four s club ist row-condit dibble, bob brown, bob unclerwoody 2nd row-polly montague, kaye dalton, eleanor hardie, carolyn derby, donna dunlop, iucly malik, 3rd row-suzanne inskeep, judy law, gwen west, leslie kirkland, iudy mccracken, bonnie bagget, patty lucey, 4th row-jay french, oliver powell, tommy mitchell, 5th row-george tyler, stan alexander, pete rodgers, willie lager, charlie oates, norman white. s stands for symphony, suite, and sandcrabs. our highest award for outstanding athletic achievement, the s is worn proudly. ,rodney led the way to a year of fun and great achievement. willie lager, vice-president, iudy malik, secretary-treasurer, rodney nance, president. 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JE? is lw,,, i 1, M , Wm, activities 5 calendar september first day of school g. a. a. initiation first football game harvest holiday dance october shipwreck dance glee club picnic s. g. a. district meeting glee club trip to orlando ir. class magazine sale november homecoming key klub krawI sadie hawkins day dance thanksgiving holidays december national honor society initiation first basketball game keyette alumni party ir. high amateur night holly hop christmas holidays key club-keyette new year's eve party ianuary back to school state music clinic-tampa backwards dance chain of missions gasparilla dance band trip to tampa for gasparilla of events february senior play- abe lincoln in illinois sweetheart swing miss seabreeze contest senior placements s. g. a. elections march glee club district contest twirp week coronation ball career day district band festival april easter holidays key club banquet latin club banquet sub deb banquet keyette banquet sigma tau banquet b.t.o. banquet may chi delt banquet tri-hi-y banquet wheel club banquet sophomore-senior picnic received annuals iunior-senior prom-- mardi gras d.c.t. banquet d.c.t. florida state convention senior banquet baccalaureate graduation last day of school '57 O ITI 6 C O In eww Qsifmusfrevsfmsr-zrzvsav king Gm queen fty heralding homecoming was the election of our king and queen, sisco deen and courtney clarke. reigning with them in our court of royalty were sponsors, al hewitt-iudy malik, ralph howard la flu bug victimj-becky augustine, bo dunn-donna clunlop and condit dibble-patty lucey. with pastel chrysanthe- mum bouquets, they were additional beauty in our gigantic parade where'sigma tau, sophomore class, and chi delta won the float prizes and the latin club and thespians were iudged the winners in the decorative car competition. a football victory? the homecoming atmosphere made it possible, and then-the s.g.a. sponsored clance. homecoming '57 with its floats, alumni, and chrysanthemums was the dazzling highlight of our fall activity scene. fp' al and iudy henry and beck clib and putty Y bo and donna Page Fifty-One -L , ff . ff' f Q5 Mi, , .Q , . 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' jf - V -:Eg ., ' - if il.. , thespians new Y X ,f of ww , 4- f' 4 3 qbl W - ,I , g w-.,m.-tg V . .. ,Y ff Eiga I lst row-lynda roberts, dianne noone, valerie tucker, carolyn law, karen gilliland, brenda baldwin, 2nd row-dottie devore, connie hanna, rhoda kephart, iudy ward, kathy chords, sue ann simmons, ianelle hester, beverly lee, mari minter, 3rd row-linda bushchell, sara woods, iudy Cochrane, suzan kroll, mary smith, marilyn mase- krey, ethelyn french, nancy mahafy, 4th row-gail gilliland, io ann folsom, ianette holland, pat smith, dick edson, miss trawick, susan goddard, pam ketterer, betsy henricksen. all music depicts some form of emotion, and like- wise does dramas. the thespians are a group of dramatic- minded individuals, who throughout the year devoted their time and talents to learning of the great world of the theatre. putting on dramatic skits, helping with the class plays, and generally learning about the dramatic arts, this club under the direction of miss lillian trawick, and leadership of its president, carolyn, enioyed a prof- itable and happy year. lst row-barbara wartman, secretary, dianne noone, treasurer, Valerie tucker, vice-president, 2nd row-miss trawick, sponsor, car- olyn law, president. Page Fifty-Thrcsr lh senior class play abe lincoln came to life on the seabreeze stage this year, when the senior class presented its version of abe lincoln in illinois . this was the first time this play was performed by a non- professional group and the cast, under the direc- tion of miss lillian trawick, gave a creditable per- formance. the play was truly spectacular in every sense of the word. costuming, props, and back- ground effects gave the entire production a pro- fessional look. with bo dunn, coley drohomer, and al hewitt, leading the large cast of characters, the atmosphere of the pre-civil war days was real- istically brought to the sandcrab auditorium. lst row-ted curry, gail iohnson, nanette hansen, patty smith, al hewitt, alexis demas, back row-ralph howard, dickie edson, mac merrell, tom roberts, walter dobbins, don albert, tom cobb, kenny lovett, coley drohomer, clinton dunn, steve slater, rodney nance, iudy malik, pete rogers, gloria seltzer, harry wild, bob underwood, iim freeman, condit dibble. age Fifty-Four ..... , sadie hawkins all dogpatch was there! sandcrabs dressed in typical comic strip attire attended this annual function spon- sored by the iunior class. this perfect conclusion to our thanksgiving revels was enhanced by the presence of kissin' rock, a tomato-throwing booth, enough cider for all, and many famil- iar dogpatchers. being kept extreme- ly busy was marryin' sam, due to the fact that all the girls were determined to marry their fella now that they had him hooked. even li'l abner agreed that this year's dance was a whoppin' big success. 0 ,,, lst row-helen olsen, betty hughes, roberta rader, pat mixon, dale elliott, 2nd row-ronnie richards, paul lincoln, leo hayes, walter horn, eddie coff- man, 3rd row-skipper ring, nicki patton, roger griswald, bob burnett, james vogeding, tim chalker. you may read music and you may read about music, but to understand it fully, you must play the composition. in this manner students of the diversified cooperative training program work to understand work . rodger led the way, mr. freeman co-ordinated, and d.c.t.'ers followed as another year of achievementwasscored by this new branch of s.h.s. lst row-roger griswald, president, mr. freeman, sponsor, leo hayes, vice-president, 2nd row- skipper ring, photographer, roberta rader, treas- urer, bob burnett, sgt.-of-arms, dale elliott, parlia- mentarian, eddie coffman, reporter, pat mixon, sec reta ry. Sl 1 lst row-patsy tull, secretary, beverly wood- fin, president elect, brencla baldwin, presi- dent, ioyce schaertl, treasurer, levonne hell- strom and susan saftell, recreation, barbara hellerman, historian, dotty clevore, song leader, mrs. betty hill, sponsor, barbara mc- clintock, parliamentarian, lynn northup, song leader, sheila ianowski, reporter. f. h. a. lst row-carlene newman, mary louise tieder, cathy vosburgh, karen krugman, nancy myers, mrs. gwen biddle, nancy owen, susan saftell, mrs. betty hill, geraldine louria, bambi riggs, laurie ann delano, iucly monaco, leslie parker, 2nd row-sheila ianowski, barbara hellerman, ioan gunn, barbara mcclintock, astrid kuettner, helen merwin, lin northrup, marie ingram, doug- las baldwin, ralph howard, clottie devore, nancy zimmet, lavonne hellstrom, mary smith, lois kuhner, beverley woodfin, bonna peters, ursula ihle, ioyce schaertl, patsy tull, ioanne folsom. following the tune, look to tomor- row , the future homemakers of america prepare for the approaching day when they will bel homemakers. tuning. in to all s.h.s. activites while learning of the home, creates a busy time for all t.h.a.'ers. Page Fifty-Seven ' VX ass. 41 miss seabreeze gwen west og, Fifty-Eight if third place-donna dunlop 3 becky augustine-beta theta omega io ann baernstein-girls' glee club l sue budgen-hi-y pat crosby-mixed glee club donna dunlop- s club ioyce fisher-annual staff patty lucey-keyettes iudy mccracken-chi delta dianne rose-iunior class sue simmons-sophomore class second lace-melrose vi erman PP music hath its charm and so did the thirteen lovely lasses who vied for the coveted title, miss seabreeze. displaying their charm in evening gowns and then returning with an act for the talent division, each contestant captivated the hearts of the student audience. besides having the largest number of entries in the history of the event, there was the highlight ot having present two previous winners, miss courtney clarke and miss iudy malik. much anxiety preceded the an- nouncing of the winner and her court at the coro- nation ball. only in the presence of such beauty are you again assured a pretty girl is like a melody . valerie tucker-key club J! melrose vipperman-tri-hi-y fy gwen west-si ma tau AMC if W li i ,460 J I , Mum sub-debs 'Ist row-mary weller, nancy ross, sheila donavin, patty lucey, iudy kemp, ioyce fisher. 2nd row-mary stabell, linda fisher, luanne macy, carol montgomery, charlotte miller, marolyn murphy, mary atkinson, ioyce henderson, barbara mcclintock, coley drohomer, mary hunt, sandy bohannon. the sub debs, under the sponsorship of the peninsula club and the capable leadership of iudy kemp, made this one of their greatest years. putting a float and car in homecom- ing, sponsoring the annual miss seabreeze contest, and highly successful holly hop are some of its many proiects. looking back on a year full of wonderful memories is one of a sub debber's most treasured possessions. lst row-patty lucey, vice-president, iudy kemp, presi- dent, ioyce fisher, secretary. 2nd row-sheila donavin, sgt.-at-arms, nancy ross, treasurer, mary weller, his- r s torian. r. 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Page Fifty-N l 1 I 1 l Ai ist row-sally dunn, delores henderson, claudia grooms, betty wild, florence morrow, lavopne hellstrom, bronnie lee warren, judie dunn, linda fisher, virginia iasper, carol lentz, 2nd row-howard brill, hugh dicks, david kerman, charles wolfe, howard dayton, bobby niro,,tom cobb, pat dobbins, hayden allen, jay trench, iohn phillips, bob warren, sharon blanford, lynn northrup, susan nau, 3rd row-helen ellicott, myra morlock, holly daw, bonnie wild, russell meachem, david sternberg, mally armstrong, susan schlegel, lynne titus, susan culver, miss zeigler, 4th row-dorothy almy, vice president, jean murphy, secretary, gene anderson, sgt.-at-arms, carol sacks, president, marti minter,, treasurer. latin club old songs are considered by many people to be classics because they return over and over again to popularity. latin, too may be called a classic as it is the language from which many others are derived. the latin club, in appreciation ofthe mother language, tries to further their knowledge through' many and varied activities during the course of the school year. Page 'ixty -t ,,,rwrf't ,gas ' is spanish club the dancing, lilting melodies of the spanish songs are well-loved by all, especially mem- bers ot the spanish honor society. these members, who must maintain an average of 90 and a 2 in citizenship, further their knowledge of the romantic language through their many cultural activities, under the guid- polly montague IO smlthers patty lucey leslie klrkland c l l ance of their president, sandy bohannon. lst row-sandra steadman, treasurer, gloriavseltzer, chaplain-sgt.-at-arms, bea beck, secretary, 2nd row -sandra bohannon, president, ioyce fisher, vice- president. aro yn aw, mary atkinson, melrose vipperman, sandra stedman, ioyce fisher sandy bohannon gloria seltzer mrs shepard pat gorman dianne rose' barbara sanctuar mar o henr d' , , y, g y, :anne noone coley drohomer barbara carpenter philip stockhausen, doug forsvthe 'ed curry, walter dobbins. Page Six Af-On national honor society use sag -if ss M. .... .. .... 5:EI:E2EEE3: -'--'- - the highest pitch which crabs can reach is the national honor society. because of its high standards of char- acter and leadership, in addition to a scholarship of 90 in grades and citi- zenship, membership in 'this organiza- tion is a goal which every student wishes to attain. for all members, the candlelight induction, and for sen- iors,a gold tassel at graduation, are among their most treasured high school memories. president alexis led this group in another year of achieve- ment. lst row-walter dobbins, chaplain, ted curry, vice-president, carolyn law, historian. 2nd row-mary atkinson, sgt.-at-arms, alexis demas, president, sandra bohannon, secre- tary, ianet mattocks, treasurer, mr. iames brader. Q f s W a 'Ist row-walter dobbins, carolyn law, sandra bohannon, ianet mattocks, ted curry, mary atkinson, alexis demas. 2nd row- ralph howard, beth merrell, iudy ossinsky, marlene abrams, lcaye dalton, sandra stedman, cherrie morgan, alex wilson. 3rd row-susan inskeep, faye williams, dianne rose, iudy law, leslie kirkland, mary nell hodgins, betty mixon, carol leggett. 4th row-john addis, douglas forsythe, paul spence, mr. iames brader, charles lando, mary hunt, polly montague, lori gagner. not pictured-tom mitchell, charles oates, pat mixon. 'Tixty-Two 2 d row 'acquette stone mary de ross, 'lst row-marti minter, luanne macy, geoff kirkland, joan graham, mrs. gammage. n -I , myra morelock, mary conrad, philip stockhausen, vicky shave, bob warren, pat dobbins, nancy wagner, helen ellicott, ' ' ' h rd bird, carol sacks. 3rd row-iudy dunn, iohn griffith, john phillips, susan goddard, ierry bobby raves, bronme warren, nc a winkle. junior national honor society president geoff kirkland led our 'unior high honor students to a suc- l cessful year. these students who have a grade of 90 or above and a 2 aver- age in citizenship are looked up to by the other students in seabreeze. they carry their lighted torch high above their heads. retary-treasurer, luanne macy historian, marti minter, sgt.-at arms, iohn phillips, chaplain, bob warren. president, geoff kirkland, vice- president, joan graham, sec- I Gown' AL.,4.uA.g C J aww X- KMA? EW w were 3519 1 S ' 'rf' Min Ei Page '-I ii M . nn1wX5W 5 Page Sixty-Four brothers-bob underwood, rodney nance, lst row-liz manus, mari- anne stelpstra, ioyce fisher, marolyn murphy, louis kuhner, lori gagner, 2nd row-mrs. manus, donna dorsey, leslie parker, shalimar ludwig, sue bohannon, karen wrugman, pat wagner, pat freeman, carol leggett,donna dunlop, bonnie bagget, peggy adams, evelyn engler, nanette hansen, mary conrad, cindy roberts, mrs. stelpstra, 3rd row-iudy mccracken, marilyn curtis, ian quinn, joan harrington, valerie tucker, sally wilkins, jane mattocks, iudy monaco, mary manus, iudy brown, io smithers, lee cameron, betty rice, martha burnham, sandy bishman, 4th n ww-vicky shave, linda fisher, dianne noone, virginia buckner, sally wilkins, brenda baldwin, barbara narducci, marilyn nelson, sharon tally, louise lyon, ioyce henderson, mary murry- with all the spirit of a lively march, the chi delta girls came together to make this year a truly memorable one. realizing the need tor harmony, the chi delts shared work and play alike, under the leadership of their president, marolyn murphy. marianne stelpstra, treasurer, marolyn murphy, president, ioyce fisher, vice-president, liz manus, sgt.-at-arms, lois kuhner, chaplain, lori gagner, secretary. ffmcg 0 5 lst row-sisco deen, sue, budgen, cathie cordes, betty mixon, ann bell williams, ginny mcmahon, iimmy freeman, 2nd row-peggy , jane graham, iudy greaves, sheila donavm, cc thranhardt, barbara 'l charlotte wartman, carolyn derby, luanne macy, suzanne mes, miller, martha brown, sandy ford, 3rd row-bronme warren, patsy ' ' ' k 'enelle t ll ka ford, linda roberts, billy yelvington, patty eeser, I u , y hester, rhoda kephart, bea beck, gwen west, sandra stedmen, alice ' h ' kson re sue simmons- 4th row-carolyn brown, betsy enrlc , 9 991 1 iudy merkle, sally frost, iean graham, melrose vipperman, ienette ' ' h ll' tn, holland, 'udy myers, helen ellicott, connue hanna, mart a we ing o l iean murphy, iudy farrell, sharon powell, lackie stone, mary derossg ' l l' k' kl nd, 5th row-sara woods, lenora mitchell, io ann folsom, es ie ir a pat mixon, iudy malik, bonnie reid, mary smith, sandra gonzales, ' ' ' l le ' d cochrane, mary gillipesie, martha weldon, kitty ou sous y, IU Y nancy mahaffy, pat deross, myra morlock, marti minter, 6th row- t smith mary smith barbara mccllntock, gail iohnson, casey cox, pa , , astrid khuettner, ierry leonhardt, mike leist, kay thoburne, valerie pfleger, iudy dunn, barbara carpenter, gail ann devore. as classical and popular music combine to round out our musical culture, so do work and play balance out our lives. with this in mind, the sigma tau girls joined to- . . h . gether to make this year both valuable and happy in t :err experiences. led by barbara berry, the group had many proiects, including their annual sweetheart swing. ll h't rian wen west, sgt at-arms- melrose lst row-sharon powe , Iso p g .- , vipperman, treasurer, ginny mcmahon, chaplain, 2nd row-iudy malik, vice president, barbara berry, president, sandra stedman, secretary. sigma taut 1 beta theta omega lst row-ellen taylor, ronnie whirlow, alexis demas, becky augustine, marilyn maskrey, 2nd row-condit dibble, iudy kemp, iari easterling, sharon stotts, courtney clarke, cathy vosburgh, geri louria, mary stabell, 3rd row-susan goddard, mary atkinson, natalie murphy, tay togg, barbara adams, claudia lentz, peggy david, iane atkinson, elaine dion, mickey mclallen, costa magoulas, 4th row-raye williams, ioyce schaertl, betty ioyner, iudy ward, donna clinton, evalyn brown, eleanor hardie, susan lake, nancy wagner, brenda watson, louise bechtol, cherrie morgan, 5th row-kaye dalton, kitten nelson, beth merrell, linda bueschel, mary nell hodgins, dottie devore, dorothy almy, tracy cobb, margo henry, sheila ianowski. the happy girls of b.t.o., under the leadership of president alexis demas, liltingly went on their merry way through the year to the tune of having fun and doing worth-while projects. a successful dance, assembly program, and other activities helped to make each girl's year in b.t.o. one of her happiest memories. ist row-becky augustine, vice-president, alexis demas, presi- dent, ronnie whirlow, chaplain: 2nd row-marilyn maskrey, sgt.-at-arms, gloria seltzer, treasurer, ellen taylor, secretary. mf '-Six .Q f Q fs f ,. 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'f iif' 'ff . ff .mr :ffl , - tr eg M.. s i' s J if at ' 2 1 f ' , f i.r- L llfliffifi If f ual if it ralph howard president iack bechtol vice president tom king secretary al buschmcm treasurer 7441 'l X Q was? 1 E, ,Q I Y I. W? ,il ' M-....s,f4 gayle anne devore fred beck ieff hurst tom lee Q , - is L rs X 1 ft, -sz 1 - . - : 2 '..1'1--2.152532 'f 2- '.s1::e,::fa, - .g vfw if X is Q93 Y sg Egfr ' al moretti mike schultz, sam butler wheel club under the leadership of president ralph howard, the wheel club, associated with the daytona beach rotary club, had a success- ful and serviceable year. a profitable candy sale and many service proiects to the school made this year an outstanding one for the wheel club. ' A in e lif Q, ,,wifr5 2M I , - ' f me 5-1 a s: f. m ini: '4? a2.M3gT2 ? ., , 1 W1 , A 'mfwll' ,EEF - - :2' . , , .. qw 'final . ll ik marolyn murphy ted curry doug baldwin don albert l , H is Mr Nw. , gf Q3 , bill krons kent foster bm iennings so syvl, ,rrs , r ' - -:f mgew 5211132112-egel f n flfw , -1'21g1Q2'fgw ' :. i 'if,- ' , , Q.. 23 5214 , ersrs i iay french stanley taylor iohn mccormick hi-y a z 3 1 x 2 ir 1 age Sixty-Eight center-mr. werthem, sponsor, rodney nance, president, start- ing at point, going clockwise-condit dibble, duncan combs, dave madclox, gary underwood, roger griswold, micky west- berry, ierry rogers, bill isenburg, -iim freeman, jeff hurst, sisco deen, bo dunn, bob burnett, paul wendell, fred beck, buzz pinckard, pete rogers, willie lager, stan alexander, bill green- lee, doug baldwin, charlie oates, al hewitt, oliver powell, thomas howard mitchell, bob underwood, steve xynidis, david ross, richard grahm, kenny lovett, iack bechtol, turk ingraham, rip vorhees, front-courtney clarke, iudy kemp, sweethearts. when a composer puts together notes of dif- ferent values in the proper form, he comes out with a musical composition. when the boys of the hi y club got together this year, they formed a finely tuned working organizaton, which under the lead- ership of its president, rodney nance really scored in all fields of achievement, and also accumulated a host of pleasant memories to look back on. lst row-al hewitt, vice-president, rodney nance, president, bob underwood, treasurer, 2nd row-jack bechtol, sgt.-of-arms, mr- werthem, paul wendell, secretary, 3rd row-pete rogers, chaplain. f xg iti, xi 'ff wi 'jg ar.: ?'N l 1, ,vs . w e few ,,,e.M ,- ,,is,i alexis demas iudy malik president becky augustine vice president donna dunlop secretary ginny mcmahon treasurer 4 e,.,. A 2, Yr A -- x ' of s 5 'FN ' its s W tri-hi- QS 1 Q : 4. 4' 4 J tri-hi-y forever , the password of this in- dustrious group of girls, is a motto each member will long associate with pleasant memories and worthwhile services. striving to do needed proiects for school, community and country, each tri-hi-y'er will remember the work accomplished and the fun had this year. Q E: 5' . 4 r ww 'M 5 ian quinn io ann baernstein'-' , 'S r ft 'ENV dar' ' ,gli mariorie combs sheila donavin betsy henrikson 5' wif fs ,F 4. .. V fgfiwiilili 'W 2 L .Q .. 1, M iudy kemp .As , Q. - ' ' ,f L, 5 JJ ' barbara berry sue budgen f ' ' sf ef 1 A. ., w x. , . wg, fl , x 1 , 5' ll 4' , 1 -Q A w 1 J ur ? l fay fogg r ser ,r 0 WJ, J 1 . J A loyce henderson , JK 'Q , 3 5 HZ '.. K r if M52 gag, 5631 S my ww? louise lyon carole montgomery rnarolyn murphy dianne noone gloria seltzer melrose vipperman ronnie whirlow al hewitt bo dunn Page Sixty-Nine ii key club Fomvera performers serve as the key that unlocks the dsoor to music. likewise our key club opens the door to service. through their pro- iects, these boys help others in their com- munity, their country and foreign countries. they give unselfishly and willingly, establish- ing a foothold on the paths of opportunity and lasting friendship. ss,, ll,' 11 5 22, 1 s f ses' if rr ,K ggi at 4 5 sg if S Y 9 R www W .W me 1 fs- - -5. 5 , is egg, ,V , , ,., ss ,r S3 sf 2 . f S K Q f , ,sg Q S as E 5 S s e Q fs ' ,N , ml-ix, 'rj 'haw it ' i iiii ' irsr ' i Ity . 1,-t IL 1 iudy malik sheila donavin PONY lvcey s dave maddox bob burnett paul wendell ,... ,,.., . fs . f ,s We 5-1, :Lf-f:::,.f,.. --f,. :gf-1.-Z .V -K -,k, g W 3, K sis ' 11 .. ml ,. ., , ..,.. - H ' ,, gff:.1:e-131-mf ge'-:s,,WsV. so , -. l ,, is '3 A fs of my 5. f. alfsxi., K - , nm, , 4 , - - 5' ,,i:' ' E-.:-1: s . f- -f .1 : X , -if -- iggm., ,,A.,,.,,.i W. , .. .i. ,.,, ,,: f I s ia, 3 s rx 2 X if sxfsgeilziikitiii:faieez,11ff1 -fl' ,L f 'f at ,,.. h 5,-,.f,.v,,: s. . -,H . sssffs 1:-' ' - A sas---I A- m as. . S t.,,,:: ,. A.,k U charlie oates stan alexander -r1'.!sf-Y'1s-iw: ' . , M- Q -5 - .. . , K 1, I - . 1 3 rw we ,jfs ---f M if U s l - 2 o. g. chapman venty 'fi f E k S E at ,Har fsrwpgsxy c 5, is S rs 515 , 'Em f :lf sscrm.,,iZ.,.,? Hx 19332 1, 3, sas 9 wigs QW ic ,- bo dunn president ray simm vice president rod nance secretary al hewitt treasurer 1 ' 125 5' .. I g - 'K tt,s M bill lager tom mitchell bob u-nderwood my 1 S' , , 'S 393 , , ii . K is ,, n f X If'3::1z'g:f,:a7-Hi'-1QrHs- -f5? 'fl5 3, . ' 555 we . is S K zaimsf pete rogers dave ross . turk ingraham - , ti !a f2:i,.f 1wi'v ' , , ...s. L, .MQ-W 1, we ss 9323 EEST , ,, ,, Q f ,, r x ks! , in ililff s 4 - ri- 5 S ,S if x 5.1, V ,E N, it ' Z 2 not pictured ronnie shaw alex wilson A 1 ,.t.,..,fL,-v.. 2 2:1 1 rs. :' vi-ssgisf-:vi sc- ', Ts- 1 U-esfEi:y-:fi-W. 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'L Q' fl ,.,.,,.s: ' ' . .. Q tl-' ' 'i s'-: - I LG -, . f-my ,, f -..fsf5, 1 fy ,J .,.., .M-,-S. as , ...... A sk,, fn, V Q .... ,K W g . 5 'W i cr. Q fhefil .cc,ii , -'Qirzf H ' .Jill ffl X pk is S Y, ,Q i pint L Y it carolyn derby patty de ross carol bogart sue bohannon tracy cobb A K -dfii f f use si J W ME Qi' f so . L - .V -- if . G .:,: ' . , ., new grii f eleanor hardie mary hunt patty lucey beth merrell polly montague 'ff-M' ffm I t e r ssrss t ' 114' i K, .1 .f-., 2 H ifi ,,,, 2 ,Sf 1 W , awifvi , i it I si r t i cherrie morgan kitten nelson betty rice brenda watson mary weller Page Seve A i 4 'Air 1 ' ww-'sw ,NNN-is W-,-Nr ff W yhw, s. . :-if -llsws , Q 2 '1 f 1 -. isis .ss 1 'F' 1. ' J ' . 4 ii-iss' - f 1 fff , r f 'j - -s f - 'Wifiwi?ml1fwsiJlLflrL!' Tb WWW ? ,L - , ss ,f.,l1'fMM' f, ' ' 1f ' ,wg ' ' f' 1szQ2s5YifsT4HJ11U 'f - H111 - Jirfnfsrlr sw- f' ,Miwv is f ' i asks 1 3 s - Q - wssxsmslqsl vw - s 9595 i - L Xfdgis ?f'l3i-lffsikiliisji-s.1 ry L N, Y Q . xiii-'Q . 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M . 1 s - f sv' 'I 1. ss- - -154, s f , ww vw, ' - iisgi KMA 49.3 1 wi' lsr-Q ibisisg is . s - ' K i s f H, 4' Y - -1 . - , :-- T N ' x 1, ,M ' f .. in W ' 0 i s CSSQOHS' U eS 'C Cflne S ,Q f-fr A ' .s I l 'lst row-bea beck, louise bechfol, david kroll, susan kroll, nancy wagner, iudy mc- cracken, betty ioyner, bonnie reid. 2nd row --sheila ianowski, linda allen, susan lake, ursula krons, ellen Treadway, sandra gon- zales, howard brill, karla saenger. 3rd row- gail iohnson, jack bechtol, betty rice, ron- ald hackney, kaye dalfon, dick edson, roland bickhart, paul sneyd, phillip iacowitz. 4th row-keith dixon, raymond gross, beverly beddel, Iesile parker, lavonne hellstrom, pat milligan. 51h row-sandra stedman, sue bohannon. lst row-don albert, iack housley, costa magoulas, jerry crosthwait, david fry. 2nd row-greg ashford, david orr, allyn Ieveille, gene switzer, john mccormick, bill hollis, richard becker, gordon robertson. 3rd row -ted merfhe, bob ellis, iohn kalashian, arthur hawes, dallas batchelor, gene ander- son, iohn morris, harry ianowski, cherrie morgan. 41h row-dale owen, mike murphy, steve wilson, ieff nickell, bill krons. 5th row- dottie ingraham, karla saenger. trumpets-baritones trombones-basses A fe' 6 'fy-Four huh-- myliilllin BEAM lv is hundred percussion-saxophones-horns lst row--sue bohannon, sisco deen, don maxwell, kitty lou sousley, suzanne inskeep, hank murphy. 2nd row-nancy simp- son, pat giles, astrid kuettner, pat errington, ioe atwater, gary goldberg, doug forsythe, andrew brachold, charles wolf. 3rd row-bambi riggs, don ruland, scotty mccormick, karen cox, bruce brady, courtney clarke, roland bell, patsy tull. 4th row-iudy monaco, carol Ieggett, dottie ingraham, david brog- hamer, iunior fulborson, louise bechtol, sandra stedman. 5th row-iudy mccracken, betty ioyner. jr. band 5 officers. 'lst row-sisco deen, captain, mr. fred dean, director, iack bechtol, lst lieutenant. 2nd row-keith dixon, bonnie reid, jack housley, clon albert, costa mogoulas, susan kroll. 3rd row-don maxwell, nancy simpson, gary goldberg, betty rice, gail johnson. 4th row- kitty lou sousley, kaye dalton, jerry crosthwaite, rol- and bell, pat milligan, bill krons. 5th row-courtney clarke, bea beck. Page Seventy-F. I6 l J. mixed glee club rage Seventy-Six bill krons, sisco deen, iudy ossinsky, mary atkinson, alexis clemas, carol bogart, frank wolfe, don maxwell, 'lst row-virginia mcmahon, iudy kemp, sharon powell, donna dunlop, bonnie reid, linda hollo- way, micki mclallen, pat crosby, nancy roberts, melrose vipperman, mrs. pauline heft, 2nd row-gwen west, leslie kirkland, sandra burnham, barbara adams, tracy cobb, marilyn maskrey, gail iohn- son, iean murphy, pat gorman, jo smithers, marianne stelpstra, 3rd row-mariorie combs, ursula ihle, louise lyon, pat wagner, glenda gray, pat luther, suzan kroll, gail lunsford, pat smith, carolyn derby, carolyn law, suzan goddard, 4th row-allyn le veille, gordon louria, iim hughes, darryl free, iordan eisgrau, jim daugherty, george beckwith, steve dodge, richard edson, richard bird, david kroll, 5th row-mike dugger, iack housely, danny allen, jack ransom, dean- mitchell, charles lando, ted merthe. ist row-iudith ossinsky, girls' president, mary atkinson, girls' vice- president, alexis demas, business manager, 2nd row-frank wolfe, boys' president, don maxwell, boys' vice-president, bill krons, glee club vice-president, sisco deen, glee club president. xs as el 'iiwx Fifi V35-. QZWYHHYK JZ :Msg lst row lynda roberts, pat deross, shell ludwig, barbara wartman, 2nd row-sharon stotts, sherry rippey, natalie murphy, bunny io myers, nancy kaye myers, connie hanna, jane atkinson, 3rcl row- ioanne baernstein, sandra madorsky, iudy hartley, cleanne schmidt, dottie ingraham, dottie clevore, mary smith, 4th row-lenora mitchell, martha brown, peggy david, barbara hellerman, ianet harris, sherrolyn newman, anita tithian, 51h row-brenda king, nancy iean marcano, clona dorsey, micki liberti, karen cox, sara lynn northrup, 6th row-mrs. pauline heft, ieanette hollancl, Ursula krons, shelley smith. lyncla roberts, president, barbara wartman, business manager, pat deross, vice-president, shell ludwig, secretary-treasurer. jr. - sr. prom SVS tonight is the night-a new formal awaits my beck and call to transform me into a princess as i ride off in a shower of stardust to the prom. upon entering the door of the ballroom, my escort has a special look in his eye4a feeling of cer- tain satisfaction from putting on his tux and stiff shirt. the ballroom is mardi gras, lights from a mirrored centerpiece, and balloons of brilliant colors float gaily overhead. the spirit of the carnival is in the air, and couples glide around the room as though attached to stars and fluffy clouds. we depart to many breakfasts given by classmates. tomorrow will find us at the springs, sunburned and not regretting it, for this is our high school prom and will long be remembered. my-Eight our foreign students leo and bob libbey-tripoli, north africap willis delano-north hamptonshire, england: deita zengel-lima, perup laurie ann delano-north hamptonshire, england. from around the world come students to shs. england, libya, peru were their homes, but now they claim to be native sandcrabs. tuning right in, they wasted no time in joining the hum of activities. deita couldn't wait to see her first football gamep leo and bob were amazed at the size of the school compared to the ones in tripolip laurie ann and willis were happy to come only a few blocks to school instead of twenty miles. welcome ya'll, you are welcome additions to our student body. 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L- Swv ef A Qc-uf, , 'S N '94-rea underclassmen lst row-barbara quinn, secretary, gary oates, vice-president, kathy dearmas, president, 2nd row-mr nelson, miss ziegler, mr. simmons, sponsors. with their little claws showing, the small crabs grasp the treble clef in their climb up the iunior high scale towa-rd high school. learning a new tune to school days with the verses reading: six different teacher: a day . . . locker combinations . . . changing for gym . . . student police , is hard at first, but becomes an integral part of high school life. ,tv-Two 516 lst row-roger freeman, bill dantos, marvin chrjsman, bradford cowell, gordon baggett, 2nd row-allen folsom, don farmer, thomas cousins, david anderson, rosemarie connell, mary counts, ednc ayer, ellen conrad, karen balding, brenda blair, pat carter, carole davies, sandra fillinger, barbara buechler, carole beal, michelle boucher, 3rd row-tony eccles, ronnie dunnican, ronnie edwards, billy bass, peter anderson, john dunn, bob berner, suzanne duff, georgia bishman, ianette cooey, margaret chambers, pat foster, karen evans, iane derby, trudy becker, francis chidseyg 4th row-kent bates, ben dyer, iack brinckerhoff, harvey frank, tyrone albert, noel fidel, donald cranson, kathy dearmas, ethelyn french, anne fowler, sharon chapman, car- olyn cann, sandy carrico, kay clinton- lst row-iames heath, iohn laskey, david hackney, 2nd row-mary ross hood, dana kahn, iudy hartley, mary lavalley, marion hodgins, martha hanson, linda jerge, margaret long, lesley iessup, ioan hoffmeister, karen gilliland, 3rd row-steve lewis, al korn, mary iudy impson, sue higgins, dennis lewis, ierry kephart, iimmy iessee, frank hegenwald, barry hale, 4th row- george harp, frank iohnson, jim hurley, tom hess, bob greenlee, melvin harp, stan goldberg, willis iones. 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'wr -WW my pq, ww A 5 5311 -fi rw: ,tw s-,Wai kj ji ist row-richard mentzel, charles mclallenp 2nd row-sheryl mccarthy, pat myers, sharon nadeau, sandra matejka, elnora ramaley, pat mowitz, bunny jo myers, anne mcellister, maxine leavitte, barbara quinn, donna munro, ann perry, barbara mann, 3rd row-martha mitchell, pat rankin, ronald moore, roy pickerling, joyce mears, john norman, mike noble, steve morrow, walter pohley, rindy, sherry rippey, 4th row-murray mckeerer, james mclaughlin, gary oates, richard maurer, bob murphey, ed mcnulty, john riggs. lst row-karl saegner, jerry williams, 2nd row-becky underwood, millicent taylor, betty wirgman, trances stone, julie taylor, mildred slaughter, marceline sablak, patricia tamm, nancy zeh, june williams, karen simpson, 3rd row-lynda west, beth seidell, toni sims, george tull, .barbara vigeant, jeanne thompson, carol wert, 4th row-peter wagner, nonnie seltzer, dickie sizemore, richard spague, earl simmons, william warren, richard weedo, chucky saltsman, richard ullman. lst row-bob walser, president, sally dunn, treasurerp deita zengil, secretaryp richard -smith, vice-presidenty 2nd row-miss barnum, mrs. marshall, mrs. biddle, sponsors. ' curiously testing the first notes of their high school careers, our freshmen stumbled fearlessly into the trials of those fast-moving activ- ities with determination and eagerness. guided by the faculty and upperclassmen, these growing sandcrabs proved their ability to gain a foothold in this rising scale leading to maturity. Page Eight Fi 4 lst row-henry barr, howard brill, peter collins 2nd row-susan culver, iean autry, linda allen, phyllis brown, mally armstrong, sharon blanford, ardis clement, mary cunningham, nancy adams, kathy coloday, beverly bedell, alma cannon, sandre bar- ron, 3rd row-ianice bowling, iane chalker, kathy coward, bill chandler, iohn carpenter, tom cobb, dave broghamer, fitz blair, lynn allison, sandra brown, bonnie carruthers, iackie adams, 4th row-fred Cartwright, tony adkins, david brockole, bill brooker, ierry boffies, bert bockoven, raydell breneman, eddie brown, hayden allen, tony ceribelli, manvel bogdan, ronnie boyd, steve benetz. 'lst row-ioan fitzgerald, laurie ann delano, 2nd row-dawn daniels, ioanne folsom, patsy farrington, carol ann davis, sally dunn, lynn franken, terry ford, holly daw, patsy drohomerf3rd row-norman beitch, howard dayton, mike ersoft, junior fulkerson, albert force, mike dodge, ronnie ecklund, hugh dicks. 'Wi X ' ,iii 'f5J,sT1,::Q4Si:1f:2ZQ. ,td 281131: FV, - - lst row-iames hunt, eddie gray, 2nd row-virginia jasper, sharon hewitt, susie heisley, connie gilchrist, shirley griffith, marie Ingram, ianet harris, doitie ingraham, deane heane, 3rd row-gael gilliland, joan gunn, lavonne hellstrom, dolores henderson, claudia' grooms, glenda gullett, barbara hesfer, mary hager, 4th row-leonard grasso, ion greaves, arf gormley, larry iack, clark greagory, harry ianowski, richard goodsell, brian gale. lst row-iohn morris, charles moore, allyn le veille, dwight lewis, bobby niro, bill mathesonp 2nd row-phyllis kiftrel, sally kassebaum, ursula krons, ioyce kroll, helen merwin, lynn norfhrup, carol lehew, nancy marcano, ellen levy, deana mcdonald, nancy myers, 3rd row-florence morrow, barbara krosin, carol lenfz, carlene newman, beverly lee, dawn neave, pat maskrey, paisy kling, susan nau, pam ketterer. ii M wr WX WK M f in wgfmiyawwbafx, fo,w,:,:x:fwm ' ' ' ' AAQQSXW igigfefxiasfbf-'bfff'-yjgggi e l f, if 5 ,un A pn.. lst row-richard perry, sidney rudolph, 2nd row-fran pittell, marie ronci, joan osterwise, corrine rider, elizabeth stark, susanne schlegel, nancy sedor, lydia saltzman, sue saftell, nancy owen, rochelle runyon, 3rd row-dicky smith, ioyce paulson, karla saenger, dede schmidt, bonna peters, becky reed, iane osterwise, nancy savaria, bambi riggs, gene switzer, 4th row-roy ross, garnell rogers, jerry serwas, henry skolnick, david sternberg, paul Schwartz, horace smith, ir., walter snead, gordon robeytson- , i . , , 4 f I ,-.7 ' 'Ni -' - 2 xii A ,fl I .A .V if I I 'A V 4 ,. 1 .N 1 2 K ' 4 .1 ' J 'A I ,' f' r ll, xl'-A.. 1, I Mfkl. sy ' I 'lj ' -J lst row-frank wick'rsham, earl tisdalep 2nd row-raylene thomas, mary tieder, ellen tredway, billie sue yates, camille verdery, mary thompson, betty wild, carol wilson, 3rd row-iohn willmott, carol zebrowski, gloria white, nancy zimmet, dieta zengel, lynne titus, bonnie wild, ben voorhees, 4th row-charles wolfe, john wilkes, roger thornburg, bill tiplady, iohn tillotson, bobby walser, jimmy ursini, steve wilson, bill vosburgh. 1.-.J N .Yx X, , .- I - fi , Z2 il ' - --,f, ji r-xf .. ff, M N' . ,l-1414, 1 Z, . v-1.413 .47 2' , ,I N. 0. 1 , 1 Q 7 hTT11,,fi V '1 J, .Q-'Qf U, A fi Q ' f w-V' f X-r 'M ,.,, .KW Q -T gi-A , Q? 3 Q ,ff 1, ' X . 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W , Q ,f f. 1 A r IM Mbrl, ff Q f ' k - Q X lr: . . ,W f X xx . ,,-1 I 1. - Y N ,,w:., D Af ig, - W 424.9 ,f 1' ' fggij ivli-g f7 A N-., f Xtffd i 57, 3' ,ff ff, -In ,,fV, 'ff,iQ , X ,f Q ijgi X A rf K . ff Z Jai, ioifmgfixi -' I i sophomores 'lst row-betsy henriksen, secretary-treasurery gary underwood, presidentg luanne macy, vice-presidenty 2ncl row-mrs. hill, mr. dunlop, mrs. gammage, sponsors. -' 'tlinety-Two sophomores are through with their scales and ready to make real music. now they may ioin the service and social clubs, take part in varsity sports and attend senior high activities. their beat is faster, surer, part of the music of the school. cathy cordes karen cox peggy david mary deross dottie devore iudy dunn iari easterling helen ellicott evalyn engler linda fisher sandra ford susan goddard jane graham ioan graham sally harris K, K . .,:,.,E5:hg3-: .ey :saga-- ,V , - e s andrade charlene astikian iane atkinson brenda baldwin carolyn berk sandra bishman suzanne bohannon evalyn brown martha brown susan budgen mary conrad tracy cobb My Page Ninety-Thr: l l. l 1, lx l l l. l r l a i I l l r 3 , l i F l a A l r P 1 I hm:- roberr adams iim baily richard bird roland brown dan bryan sam builer o. g. chapman duncan combs charles cook jim curtis bill dahl willis delano parker dauphinee gene anderson roger baumgartner brooks braender greg ashford james becker david breed 5 'K f - - ' il u .-'rm 5245255 s p, 55,35 f,:-ww.: Q.,-.rm5..:,k,, !-Hi -:ff .1--wg.. ,--mn. 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Q iff Irv, ,-,Mm 'Q fra ' if Q ,se i lf, i betsy henriksen barbara hellerman ianelle hester ursula ihle sheila ianowski betty ioyner brenda king karen krugman astrid kuettner susan lake michael leist mickey liberati geraldine Iouria shalimar luclwig luanne macy suzette manus marilyn mclallen charlotte miller hy V marti minter 5 L s,-we Mm.: fe yf.?,,'a, Eli, t. if -afQ:ig4,ssf1e - c ,JA f lf, 953 iudy monaco carol montgomery myra morelock natalie murphy barbara narducci leslie parker valerie pfleger victoria pierson nancy pollard cindy ransom bunny 'ohrlch W Page Ninef' . 1 'i iVV .,, .- . gf?- if K N A, S .,.. , . 9 s Q S f 'E g ' ,, 1255 t 1 ,pf rug, f 5 .. , .. .sv 4, V 5? ,iz-, V Q 'irfikfiifi' wayne 'Frutchey milton henderson ronald kidwell robert libby iim mccormick iimmy melton andy metro james meyers iim milton hank murphy gary neely howard o'reilly tommy parker robert pesce john phillips charles porter robert rives donald ruland 'lil vtv-Six l J, llfnv ill 'wif Q iv ,V , 5 l n 7 4 U I V: ' . 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Wiiwmg W PI a 2 -' 5331 wyatt rushton tom taylor charles young 'iefy-Eight Qs- - wig. : ' 1, if f 11, ll ,gd-F Q 'K gil X 4,7 K o in 1 l 4 Q' mike' schultz gary unclerwood bruce youngberg V E? . , , 24131 Jwfif iff I Yi L 1- ' we - Wmh- ', E U .W , V p ,, ami? fs lisaa if mwni 1 , mm ,V V -- - ,i lf -if k ,A ,ygfkssy K L'kf z v,., ev 5 .sg ' . paul sneyd iim stelling philip stockhausen bob warren jerry winkle jimmy wirgman not pictured trop brift ralph bush donald cole bob crain ierry dalrymple iames ferinden paul fox dodge frederick darryl free mathew graham milton henderson craig herling iim vennings bob korn iohn willis kurt kronawitter larry mcdonald james mcdonough iohn malloy bob mercer david orr ronald porter norman peterson peter ripley leo rioux don stewart don watson iohn wharton todd williams fg if dress-rite a new and different note was added to seabreeze this year, to the tune of a dress-rite program . this program, inaugurated by the faculty, upholds the idea that the students of seabreeze high would look, feel, and act more like young men and women if they dressed accordingly. under the new plan, boys were asked not to wear tight dungarees and to always wear a belt. girls were asked not to wear any slacks at all to school and to avoid wearing unusually tight skirts and sweaters. the main point brought out by the dress-rite program is to al- ways dress appropriately for the occasion. the program proved highly suc- cessful, and seabreeze is now noted as being one of the best-dressed schools, in the state. Page Ninf' u juniors ...-J '1 I 3 4 E 5 A E E lst row-mr. rivenbark, miss douglas, mr. berger, 2nd row-mary hunt, treasurer, charlie oates, presi- dent, costa magoulas, vice-president, iudy mccracken, secretary. 'te Hundred Two having experienced a year of senor high, iuniors are ready to step out on the concert stage and make their debut. no composition is too large for them to undertake. they eagerly look forward to their days ahead as full fledged musicians. marlene abrams john alley bonnie barbour bill boyd french bowling bruce brady bill briley virginia buckner linda bueschel martha burnham al buschman buford cannon eddie calcoit iimmy chandler tim chalker ken clack jim cleckler iudy cochrane david collins marilyn conkle pat crosby marilyn curtis K ,-., in A - .. V H. . , K I n.. if I ill I i. , N , H ii , V,'A wk l .. e y l A .,,. A. r l - ' Q, 'lii E 4 i ,e2, , ,:.y yyri 1 rr. , peggy adams iohn addis ion adkins stan alexander dorothy almy ioann baernstein bill baggett bonnie baggett milf Tl Page One Hundred .L kaye dalfon mike dugger iucly farrell fay fogg doug forsythe kent foster marshall fry engene furst Iori gagner gary goldberg tom goldsmith sandra gonzalez richard graham' glenda gray karen gray iudy greaves bill greenlee ioycelyn gwizd ronald hackney connie hanna manette hansen ioan harrington One Hundred Four Ii es v'x . i 4. , ' ,,,' . E.. wr? 4' A 6 V 1 ... Z . ' lg jim daugherfy carolyn derby pat de ross dona dorsey bob edmunds richard edson iordon eisgrou ioe ellis 2 as si M rw A ig? F r' if' :W gain if A iugggiw QQ is .kk. ,gg, Z , fury., .M it M ,mf I S.-eff Sa r ,Y ted harvey iack harfie eleanor hardie mary nell hodgins ieanetie holland linda holloway 2 r Q l,.r-if, .uf vi -if r V . 2 . QQ, ' WN S' 5 K X is 5 2 ,f kiwi 2 3 E, t if ioyce henderson bruce henriksen ianine hoverson eugene howard iim hughes mary hunt suzanne inskeep bill isenberg bill iennings iewett keener kephart leslie kirklancl susan krzl . Y- Alu. A4 ne 4-f bill lager rosaliel e charles land iucly law david leefe gerry leanharclt claudia lentz anne lewis carol leggett Page One Hundr' I fg- .f' l ann linscotf doug mattacks john mccormick 'rony melachrino beth merrell iudy merkle tecl merthe mark mincey A dean mifchell 'rom mitchell lenora mitchell polly monrague linda moore cherrie morgan iean murphy mike murphy mary murray kitten nelson marilyn nelson suzanne niles dianne noone charles oates ne Hunrlred Six ---, 'f b kts ' 1 rl, L dale owen roger plerson buzz pinckard oliver powell sharon powell lan qulnn betty rand lack ransom phillip relser tommy roberts ierry rogers pete rogers dianne rose david ross barbara sanctuary nancy simpson L mary c. smith mary helen smith robert smith paul spence anne spencer sandra stedman marianne stelpstra jimmy stephenson sinclair stewart george stoyanov iackie tamm ellen taylor stan taylor cc thranhardt Page One Hundred 5 l l 'i l .Q so i Q W,,L fflgsn m,, M.. ef Eli? 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J Q K5 P ,flgxiggiwg i -4 valerie tucker clarence turner dick veinot rip voorhees mary weller gwen west danny westberry ronnie whirlow norman white sally wilkin faye williams beverly woodfin sara woods iudy zeh 1 '42 One Hundred Eight nancy allison henry cartwright tim chalker ed coffman darla daniels sheila daughinee dalton dixon steve dodge donna dorsey sandra einhorn dick fanus ed iacobs iim girard phillip iacowitz iohn kalashian gordon lange ward loveless not pictured diana young harold mcanney lee mager george maycock mac merrell iohn miller bill milligan betty mixon peggy moore danny phares dick russell ronald shaw david sheridan iames taylor john todd pat walker elizabeth wharton walter wilson 0 i- J most popular with their friendly spirit and willing- ness to participate, pete and mary have won the respect and friendship of their fellow students. pete rodgers mary hunt most versatile excelling in everything from sports to scholastic achievements, ian and charlie are two guiding lights in the junior class. charlie oates ian quinn Page One Hund d is best looking looking your best is an art, requiring both inner and outward beauty. io ann and bill have all the qualities necessary to be best-looking. io ann baernstein bill greenlee most intellectual knowledge and understanding coming through the activity of their intellect are two of mary and alex's principal characteristics. alex wilson ' mary c. smith most athletic playi the members of the class of fifty-nine best dis ng the wonderful qualities of sportsmanship fthe winning wayj are the ever popular polly and willie. polly montague wil lie lager l Q speaks for democracy gauge S'0Y O' where, oh where, but in america this was the highlight of the speech george stoyanov gave to the spellbound audience in the s.h.s auditorium as they listened to the i speak for democracy contest. george won the contest in our school and then headed for higher echelons in the city and district. these, he also won, and from reading this short precis you will undersand the depth, feeling, and sincerity with which the speech was written. george stoyanov was born in white church, yugoslovia and came to america in 1950 where his family first resided in new iersey before coming to florida. as prizes, george received a plaque for the school winner, a gold key as the district winner, and a watch from the daytona beach iaycees. each of the ten seabreeze finalists received certificates. Page One Hundred .N-A new '. ww nv Q. ,ps Va W . -V . f iff: , ,sy , f, 'f 'Af' O4'2sa ?l':--f 'g5aQ4,f,i . ' I A4 , 1 - wk . Q '- ' ff' 1 :v ,.H v ',ff xf .i, . P ' , . I - w' l Af 'f ' Y Q4 I. G , i ' . - 1 , ff, ,- ,,f . nn-ff' a Q 4 ' J fl by ' . ' ' 4 ' if . 1 . x ' V' W pl I 1 Q, f .0 55, ' . ' ' -I f g,.' C W.. , .4 r I 1 ' 'r . ' ' 4 ,f A 4 v ' ,A -.K -. . sv . ' ' - wp' U ,-4 I ' Q ., F r Q , , a ' MF,,1 A , . - . , A 4 1 a pl B . 0 W , s , so . s EW, Y 'V fy' O 9 R ' 'QQ 5 . 4 4-i .nr ' 1 0 o A - , gi , V. g Q - Q J u Q 4 .fu ' 1 Q 1 condit dibble, vice-president, bob underwood, president, paul wendell, treasurer, louise lyon, secretary. miss trawiclc, mr. yates, mrs. kemp, sponsors. to watch a symphony orchestra is to watch co- ordination and grace in action. a musician begins in the last chair of his section and through persever- ance and improvement may work his way to the first chair position. our seniors, class of '58, followed president bob in a style depicting co-ordination and grace. begin- ning as freshmen, we, through hard work and study, made our way to the senior position. now we must begin again. the score is life, our goal is becom- ing concertmasters and conductors. je One Hundred Fourteen SYD ABBE iuly 13, 1940 philadelphia, pennsylvania quiet m-an -his thoughts are his own miami beach high 1, seabreeze 2,3,4. MARY ELIZABETH ATKINSON april 1, 1940 bloomsburg, pennsylvania april love -charm and personality explain her popularity seabreeze 1,2,3,4, senator 4, s.p. 1,2,3, class secretary 3, court reporter 3, house of representatives 3, keyettes 2,3,4, vice president 4, honor society 3,4, treasurer 3, sgt.-at-arms 4, spanish honor society 4, ir. honor society 1,2, treasurer 2, sub debs 4, annual staff 4, photography editor 4, b.t.o. 2,3,4, treasurer 3, glee club 2,3,4, girls' vice president 4, latin club 1,2, secretary 2, thespians 2, marching squad 2, most versatile 3, most dependable 4. DONALD GARY ALBERT Ilsydll may 18, 1940 new york city, new york man with a horn -who stands up for what he believes kearon ir. high 1, james monroe high 2, seabreeze 3,4, sheriff 4, wheel club 4, band 3,4, 2nd lt. 4, class play 4. IRIS JEAN AUG-USTINE may 30, 1940 charleston, south carolina sweet ancl lovely -in beauty and deed following helen of troy's lead tubman high 1, st. petersburg high 2, seabreeze 3,4, tri-hi-y 3,4, vice president 4, b.t.o. 3,4, vice president 4, hi-y sweetheart 3, homecoming sponsor 4. I MIKE EUGENE ALEXANDER december 18, 1940 louisville, kentucky alexander's ragtime band -a thinker, yet seabreeze 1,2,3,4, s.p. 2, basketball 2, latin mike becky don lfmaryll Page One Hundred Fifte I , PATRICIA MARIE BAILEY february 28, 1939 daytona beach, florida love and marriage -her head's in the clouds and her thoughts all of iimmy seabreeze 1,2,3,4, s.p. 2,3, b.t.o. 3, glee club 2,3,4, g.a.a. 1,2. JAMES DOUGLAS BALDWIN may 5, 1940 asheville, north carolina my boy flattop -a witty and lovable rebel seabreeze 1,2,3,4, prosecuting attorney 4, wheel club 3,4, historian 3, chaplain 4, hi-y 3,4, f.h.a. brother 4. ll atll ARLENE CAROL BANDEL , P ge One Hundred Sixteen butch ' ' david lindy' ianuary 18, 1940 st. petersburg, florida somewhere over the rainbow -lies arlene's dream seabreeze 1,2,3,4, annual staff 4, b.t.o. 2,3, news iournal correspondent 4, g.a.a. 1, usherettes 4. DAVID BEADLES march 15, 1939 baltimore, maryland held by thought st. ioseph 1,2, ryken high 3, seabreeze 4. LINDA CARNELL BARBOUR november 20, 1940 daytona beach, florida mah lindy lou -a smile for every day seabreeze 1,2,3,4, chi delta 2,3, library assistant 3,4, office assistant 4. lldougll on the wings of eagles -unity, power, and purpose must all be up- ' I JACK HARROLD BECHTOL iune 18, 1940 daytona beach, florida I happy baby -of cheerfulness or a good temper, the more it is spent the more of it remains seabreeze 1,2,3,45 iudge 45 wheel club 2,3,4, vice president 45 hi-y 2,3,4, sgt-at- arms 45 baseball 25 band 1,2,3,4, 1st lt. 45 boys' state 3. BEATRICE EVERRITT BECK march 13, 1940 titusville, florida i believe -'twas her thinking of others that made you think of her seabreeze 1,2,3,45 s.g.a. secretary 45 s.p. 35 welcome and guidance 35 keyettes 2,3,45 spanish honor society 3,4, secretary 45 sub debs 45 sigma tau 2,3,4, chap- lain 35 swimming manager 35 band 1,2,3,4, maiorettes 1,2,3,4, drum maiorette 45 glee club 2. FREDERICK ALLEN BECK september 8, 1940 greensburg, pennsylvania man in a gray flannel suit -an affable and courteous gentleman delhaas high 15 seabreeze 2,3,45 s.p. 45 hi-y 45 wheel club 2,3,4, chaplain 35 cl.c.t. 45 best dressed 4. MARGARET ELIZABETH BELL may 6, 1940 gaffney, south carolina thinking on the stars -she is iust the quiet kind whose nature never varies gaffney high school 1,25 seabreeze 3,45 sigma tau 3,4. ROLAND DOUGLAS BELL april 22, 1940 pittsburgh, pennsylvania when you're smiling -an ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow cocoa high 35 seabreeze 1,2,45 band 1,2,4, corporal 4. llpinkyll llpeggyll ui b 5, be-bop l llfredll Page One Hundred Seven barb BARBARA DIANE BERRY may 8, 1940 gainesville, florida sweet old-fashioned girl -she can be imitated by none, or paralleled by any but herself seabreeze 1,2,3,47 s.p. 3j tri-hi-y 3,47 annual staff typist 47 sigma tau 2,3,4, presi- dent 47 glee club 2,37 g.a.a. 17 marching squad 2. ROBERT DOUGHTON BURNETTE iuly 23, 1940 bristol, tennessee hey there -his southern drawl and infectious smile endear him to one and all seabreeze 1,2,3,47 welcome and guidance 37 class president 27 key club 2,3,47 hi-y 47 football 2j d.c.t. 4, sgt.-at-arms 47 most versatile 3. CAROL MILDRED BOGART september 5, 1939 daytona beach, florida searching -a little bit independent, a little bit serene7 neither sweet nor worldly, but a little in between seabreeze 1,2,3,47 welcome and guidance 37 keyettes 3,4, historian 3,47 annual staff 4, art editor 47 b.t.o. 27 glee club 1,2,3,4, robe captain 2,3, secretary- treasurer 47 f.h.a. 17 usherettes 3,4, co-captain 4. EVERETT CLYDE CHANDLER, JR. december 15, 1939 chattanooga, tennessee faith can move mountains -more is meant than meets the ear seabreeze 47 s.p. football 47 track 47 most likely to succeed 47 key club 47 hi-y 4. SANDRA KAY BOHANNON november 11, 1940 daytona beach, florida a pocketful of dreams -modesty is the citadel of beauty and of virtue seabreeze 1,2,3,47 s.p. 27 keyettes 3,4, secretary 47 honor society 3,4, secretary 3,47 spanish honor society 3,4, president 47 ir. honor society 1,27 sub debs 47 ed' or delta 2,37 glee club 2,37 latin club 1,2, treasurer 27 annual staff 4, it g.a.a. 1,27 national spanish award 3. One Hundred Eig hte ll bob bog ie everett sandy bo S T1 i WILLIAM RAYFORD CONWAY, JR. I I iuly 10, 1939 new orleans, louisiana raunchy -small in stature, but mighty in spirit wakefield high 1,2, seabreeze 3,4. CAROLYN VIRGINIA BROWN may 27, 1940 rochester, new york racing with the moon -proud possessor of a flashy sportscar chatham high 1,2, seabreeze 3,4, sigma tau 3,4. JERRY WAYNE CROSTHWAIT september 3, 1940 paducah, kentucky if i were a king -the first impulse of a man is to seek enioyment brazelton ir. high 1, paducah tilghman high 2, seabreeze 3,4, s.p. 4, band 2,3,4, corporal 4. 'fbmff BARBARA HOUCK CARPENTER march 11, 1940 lebanon, pennsylvania paint-box summer +a paintbrush is my favorite toy seabreeze 1,2,3,4, spanish honor society 3,4, annual staff 4, sigma tau 2,3,4, historian 3, swimming team 4, latin club 2. MILTON THEODORE CURRY, JR. october 19, 1940 sarasota, florida you'll never know -knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers seabreeze 1,2,3,4, ass't. judge 4, s.p. lieutenant 4, class vice president 3, honor society 3,4, vice president 4, spanish honor society 3,4, wheel club 2,3,4, parlia- mentarian 4, ir. honor society 1,2, president 2, class play 4, boys' state 3. ay . ted barb ierry carrie Page One Hundred Ni-we fx. Wo M sisco COURTNEY ANNE CLARKE february 7, 1940 richmond, virginia she's the queen of all the teens -looks, and personality plus, a sin- cere interest in those around her seabreeze 1,2,3,4, welcome and guidance 1,4, class treasurer 1, keyettes 3,4, sgt.- at-arms 4, sub debs 4, b.t.o. 2,3,4, band 1,2,3,4, maiorettes 1,2,3,4, drum maior- ette 4, miss seabreeze 1, homecoming queen 4, most popular 4. CLAUDE SISCO DEEN, JR. april 18, 1940 daytona beach, florida music, maestro, please -blessed with that charm-that certainty to please ' mainland 1,2, seabreeze 3,4, senator 4, band 3,4, captain 4, glee club 3,4, president 4, hi-y 3,4, sigma tau brother 4, f.t.a. 4, homecoming king 4. ALEXANDRIA DEMAS november 21, 1940 new york city, new york i've got the world on a string -individuality is a gift of the rare roosevelt high 1, seabreeze 2,3,4, honor society 3,4, president 4, tri-hi-y 3,4, sgt.- at-arms 4, b.t.o. 2,3,4, president 4, glee club 3,4, business manager 14, g.a.a. 2,3, secretary 3, annual staff 4, literary editor 4, news-journal correspondent 4, class play 4, marching squad 3, usherettes 4, homemaking award 4. CONDIT HEWAT DIBBLE april 4, 1940 bennington, vermont someday -history tells, you'll recall, great things are clone by mortals small seabreeze 1,2,3,4, senator 3, s.pg lieutenant 4, bailiff 3, class vice president 4, class president 1, ir. honor society 1,2, president 2, latin club 1,2, vice president 2, hi-y 2,3,4, s club 3,4, b.t.o. brother 4, football 1, basketball 1,2,3, class play 4, wheel club 2, cutest 4. GAYLE ANNE PATRICIA DEVORE september 11, 1940 camden, missouri baby doll -a sweet disposition, a friend of all st. mary's 1,2,3, seabreeze 4, sigma tau 4, wheel club sweetheart 4. One H undred Twenty MMF? . ,,., K. 'ig alexis dib A frenchy fb WALTER LEE DOBBlNS, JR. august 26, 1940 gainesville, florida li can do it -the atom has never been split, merely dented-wait for me, science seabreeze 1,2,3,4, honor society 3,4, chaplain 4, spanish honor society 3,4, most intellectual 3, 4, class play 4, tennis 4. Sl'lElLA MARY ELIZABETH DONAVIN january 29, 1940 oceanside, new york the wayward wind -when in doubt, do as you please seabreeze 1,2,3,4, s.p. 2, welcome and guidance 1,2,3, court reporter 2, tri-hi-y 3,4, sub debs 2,3,4, sgt.-at-arms 4, sigma tau 2,3,4, thespians 2,3, vice president 3, latin club 1,2, president 2, key club sweetheart 4. HARVARD CLINTON DUNN, JR. april 5, 1940 daytona beach, florida we address him as mr. president -the force of his own merit makes his way seabreeze 1,2,3,4, s.g.a. president 4, senator 1,2, s.p. 2,3,4, captain 4, class presi- dent 3, welcome and guidance 1, key club 2,3,4, president 4, board of directors 2,3,4, key club international 3, hi-y 2,3,4, tri-hi-y brother 4, class play 4, most popular 3,4, homecoming sponsor 4. MARJORIE THAYER DOWLING iuly 10, 1940 augusta, georgia i'm always thinking of you margie -she is possessed with inex- haustible good nature seabreeze 1,2,3,4, tri-hi-y 4, chi delta 2,3,4, glee club 2,3,4. DOUGLAS SIGFRED ECKLUND february 21, 1940 chicago, illinois high and mighty -it is always the adventurers who accomplish great things seabreeze 1,2,3,4, s.g.a. president 4. sheiIa udougn umargieu Ilb oil Page One Hundred Twenty-L AM.-9.9-Q CLGS-cn, I i- llcoleyll uiimu COLEY DROHOMER october 10, 1940 daytona beach, florida wheel of fortune -she touches nothing but that she adds a charm seabreeze 1,2,3,4, spanish honor society 4, keyettes 2,3,4, chaplain 4, sub debs 4, chi delta 2,3, g.a.a. 2,3, sgt.-at-arms 3, latin club 2,3, secretary 3, class play 4, best dressed, friendliest 4. JAMES CLEMMER FREEMAN, JR. january 8, 1940 charlotte, north carolina for tomorrow and today -i would applaud thee to the very echo, that should applaud again seabreeze 1,2,3,4, senator 4, assistant iudge and deputy 4, hi-y 4, sigma tau brother 4, basketball 1. DONNA LEE DUNLOP february 21, 1940 rupert, west virginia oh, what those 5 feet can do -she is small, but never inconspicuous seabreeze 1,2,3,4, welcome and guidance 1,2,3,4, class secretary 1, s' club 1,2,3,4, tri-hi-y 2,3,4, secretary 4, chi delta 2,3,4, treasurer 3, house of representa- tives 3, cheerleader 1,2,3,4, jr. high captain 1, sr. high captain 4, glee club 1,2,3,4, homecomina sponsor 4. HENRY ALBERT GOODRICH may 8, 1939 providence, rhode island let's have a party -not that i study less, but that i have fun more seabreeze 1,2,3,4, hi-y 4, football 4, track 4, band 1,2. ELAYNE MARIE DION august 5, 1940 schenectady, new york wedding bells -setting out on life's pathway with a smile draper 1, seabreeze 2,3,4, b.t.o. 3,4, thespians 3. llleell llhankll llleftyll s 'e One Hundred Twenty-Two ROGER POOLE GRISWOLD november 29, 1939 daytona beach, florida who wants to be a millionaire -why worry? care is an enemy of life seabreeze 1,2,3,4, welcome and guidance 1, key club 3,4, hi-y 2,3,4, d.c.t. 4, president 4. DALE LERAY ELLIOTT iuly 16, 1940 oh, you beautiful doll -she's happy, kind and still, with quiet ways and gentle will seabreeze 1,2,3,4, cl.c.t. 4, parliamentarian 4. ROBERT ALLEN GRUNDER december 30, 1938 pittsburgh, pennsylvania Hrogeru tell me why -he finds his way to every heart wilkinsburg high 1,2, seabreeze 3,4. JOYCE HELEN HENRIETTA FISHER august 9, 1940 detroit, michigan on the sunny side of the street -she is always laughing for she has an infinite deal of wit seabreeze 1,2,3,4, welcome and guidance 1, keyettes 3,4, treasurer 4, spanish honor society 3,4, vice president 4, sub debs 3,4, secretary 4, chi delta 2,3,4, vice president 4, f.h.a. 1, g.a.a. 1, thespians 3. JOHN HENRY HAIGH, JR. december 16, 1940 daytona beach, florida out on the town -wit that can force smiles, even from mourners seabreeze 1,2,3,4. iinlllln niohnn Ilioyu llbo lldollyll bil Page One Hundred Twenty-Ttr - unite llb O ANITA VALENCIA FITHIAN ianuary 10, 1941 los angeles, california hey, good-lookin' -her talents were more of the silent class lillis high 1,27 seabreeze 3,4. ROBERT WILLIAM HARTLEY april 12, 1940 cincinnati, ohio blue-eyed handsome man -his character is his fortune sycamore high 1, seabreeze 2,3,4. KATHRYN KEESER FORD april 11, 1939 new haven, connecticut band of gold -filled with the bliss to be alive seabreeze 1,2,3,4, sigma tau 2,3,4, d.c.t. 3, g.a.a. 1. LEO FRANCIS HAYES april 14, 1938 little things mean a lot -full of pep and good fun seabreeze 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA NANETTE FREEMAN may 29, 1939 charlotte, north carolina dream -with a look of merriment in her eyes seabreeze 1,2,3,4, chi delta 2,3,4p d.c.t. 3, glee club 2. llkoyll - Il'e0Il llpqfll 'ne One Hundred Twenty-Four ALBERT SIDNEY HEWITT, JR. december 24, 1940 daytona beach, florida sheik of araby -handsome is as handsome does deland 1, seabreeze 2,3,4, senator 3, welcome and guidance 4, chairman 4, sgt.- at-arms 4, key club 3,4, treasurer 4, board of directors 4, hi-y 3,4, vice president 4, tri-hi-y brother 4, basketball 2,3,4, track 3,4, best looking 3,4, homecoming sponsor 4. SALLY FLORENCE FROST march 1, 1940 detroit, michigan i wonder what's become of sally -a light heart lives long seabreeze 1,2,3,4, sigma tau 2,3,4, marching squad 3. 9' V ' WALTER LOUIS HORN, JR. september 6, 1939 pittsburgh, pennsylvania ain't nobody's business but my own -as the occasion, so the behavior allegheny high 1,2, seabreeze 2,3,4, d.c.t. 4. MARY ELIZABETH GILLESPIE december 17, 1940 cape may courthouse, new jersey smile -such a whirlpool in her head of fun and mischief seabreeze 1,2,3,4, sigma tau 2,3,4, g.a.a. 1,2. JOHN FREDRICK HOUSELY may 14, 1940 pittsburg, pennsylvania meditation -always thinking of merriment and mischief seabreeze 1,2,3,4, band 1,2,3,4, lieutenant 4, glee club 4. llalll 'sally' lliacku llmaryu ifwclferil Page One Hundred Twenty-F l l 1.4 llpatll ,,,...m-Q-9 llralphll 1 PATRICIA RUTH GORMAN april 22, 1940 mitchell field, long island, new york sweet is the word for you -her eternal sweetness shall never fade birmingham high 1,2, seabreeze 3,4, honor society 4, spanish honor society 4, b.t.o. 3,4, annual staff 4, glee club 4, g.a.a. 4, swimming 3. RALPH FRANKLIN HOWARD iuly 3, 1940 iacksonville, florida ' my love is like a red, red rose -a blush is beautiful, but often in- convenient seabreeze 1,2,3,4, senate 4, president 4, s.g.a. vice president, s.p. 4, 1st lt. 4, welcome and guidance 3, wheel club 2,3,4, vice president 3, president 4, honor society 4, president 4, ir. honor society 1, vice president 1, boys' state 4, latin club 1, 2, f.h.a. brother 4, class play 4. ALICE IRENE GREGG november 18, 1940 trenton, new jersey forever and ever -you love her for what she is seabreeze 1,2,3,4, s club 4, sigma tau 2,3,4, g.a.a. 1,2, sgt.-at-arms 2, swim- ming team 3,4. JOHN DAVID PAUL HUMPHREYS february 26, 1939 elizabeth, new iersey silence is golden -men of few words are the best men st. paul's 1,2, seabreeze 3,4. MARGO LYNNE HENRY october 27, 1940 pontiac, illinois did you ever see a dream walking? -charming and really cute seabreeze 1,2,3,4, spanish honor society 4, b.t.o. 2,3,4, chaplain 3, latin club 1,2, cutest 4. alice l0l1n margo Une Hundred Twenty-Six be- a great musician l Q -lj ,. ,. W ,cw si 'ISMXA be I Q zu. Z, swf if ,J JEFFRE JosEPH HURST 6965 ' ,U iune 4, 1941 baltimore, maryland X! ' dance of the comedians -wit is the salt of conversation 1 U5 baltimore city college 1,2, seabreeze 3,4, hi-y 3,4, wheel club 3,4. I ,gm we ,464 L , L ,.,,, ELIZABETH LOUISE HUGHES .TE august 16, 1938 washington, d. c. V i dont want to set the world on tire -an easy-minded soul and always was Q 5,7-'U'c ' D CEQSMQ seabreeze 1,2,3,4, chi delta 2,3,4, glee club 2,3, d.c.t. 4, g.a.a. 1,2, f.h.a. 1,2. 21Lg.fLJQ HILBERT RONALD JOHNSON ianuary 26, 1940 akron, ohio jeff the silent touch -much of his behavior is quietness seabreeze 1,2,3,4. 'J GAIL ANN JOHNSON april 16, 1940 englewood, new iersey wrapped up in a dream -gail has a dream ambition, someday to elkton high 1,2,3, seabreeze 4, annual staff 4, sigma tau 4, swimming 4, band 4, glee club 4, senior class play 4. THOMAS MILTON KING, JR. december 2, 1939 atlanta, georgia a white sport coat and a pink carnation -an affable ,and courteous- gentleman , ' - A I ' V seabreeze 1,2,3,4, wheel club 2,3,4, secretary 4: .5 A . . K A llbet ll , ' ik v ,H 5 'ly Hiotnu llgonil Ilronll Page One Hundred Twenty-Sex - 1 bill JUDITH MAE KEMP september 27, 1939 newark, ohio ain't she sweet -she's attractive, she's active, 'nuff said seabreeze 1,2,3,4, senator 1, s.p. 1,4, lieutenant 4, tri-hi-y 2,3,4, treasurer 3, sub debs 2,3,4, president 4, cheerleader 4, glee club 1,2,3,4, hi-y sweetheart 4, holly hop queen 4. BILL HEINZ KRONS february 19, 1939 hamburg, germany daddy long-legs -here's proof that good things don't always come in small packages I seabreeze 1,2,3,4, s.g.a. iudge 4, s.p. lt. 4, deputy sheriff 3, wheel club 3,4, glee club 2,3,4, vice president 4, band 4, corporal 4. CAROLYN DORIS LAW ' february 15, 1940 elmira, new york what more is there to say -she pleases everyone, but cannot please herself seabreeze 1,2,3,4, sr. honor society 3,4, historian, spanish honor society 4, ir. honor society 1,2, secretary 2, glee club 4, cheerleader 2,3, latin club 1,2, thespians 3,4, president 4, class play 3, most intellectual 3,4. CARL THOMAS LEE february 1, 1940 roswell, new mexico one-two-three-look at mr. lee -red hair, pep, good fun seabreeze 1,2,3,4, wheel club 3,4, latin club 2. PATRICIA ADAMS LUCEY april 4, 1940 pontiac, michigan our special angel -she is possessed with an inexhaustible good nature seabreeze 1,2,3,4, senator 2,3, s.g.a. secretary 4, ir. class treasurer, welcome and guidance 2, key club sweetheart 4, keyettes 2,3,4, spanish honor society 3,4, sub debs 2,3,4, sgt.-at-arms 3, vice president 4, annual 4, s' club 2,3,4, swimming 1,2,3,4, co-captain 3, cheerleader 1,2,3,4, glee club 2, latin club 1,2, most popu- lar 3, most versatile 4, house of representatives 3, homecoming sponsor 4. tiger tom p. luce qe One Hundred Twenty-Eight I '-? ' 'q'w I I PAUL EDWARD LINCOLN I may 28, 1940 ware, massachusetts chain gang -although small, he's not the weakest link st. petersburg high 1, seabreeze 2,3,4, d.c.t. 4. LOUISE CARR LYON ' august 28, 1939 durham, north carolina gentlemen prefer blondes -a pretty girl, a worthy girl, a thousand girls in one carr ir. high 1, durham high 2, seabreeze 3,4, s.p. 4, class secretary 4, tri-hi-y 4, chi delta 3,4, glee club 4, swimming 4. KENNETH BRUCE LOVETT october 2, 1939 washington, d. c. anchors aweigh -it's a great life i-f you don't weaken by seabreeze 1,2,3,4, s.p. 1,4, class vice president 1, welcome and guidance 1,2,4, vice president 4, hi-y 3,4, s club 4, football 1,4, basketball 1,2,3,4, baseball y 2,3,4, class play 4. J 0, 4 VIRGINIA LEE MCMAHON iuly 10, 1940 groton, new york a all the things you are -everyone who knows her loves her, and everyone knows her seabreeze 1,2,3,4, tri-hi-y 2,3,4, treasurer 4, sigma tau 2,3,4, chaplain 4, glee club 2,3,4, g.a.a. 1. JOHN DAVID MADDOX august 5, 1940 washington, d. c. you're sensational -of manners gentle, of affections mild, in wit a man, simplicity a child kramer ir. high 1, anacostia high 2, seabreeze 3,4, s.g.a. vice president 4, s.p. 3,4, lieutenant 4, key club 3,4, hi-y 3,4, s club 4, basketball 3,4, baseball 3,4. ulouisen dave ginnie kenny l l Page One Hundred Twenty-N: we-1 Ilnancyll NANCY ELIZABETH MAHAFFEY september 23, 1940 waynesville, north carolina don't fence me in -be cheerful and gay, life is grand if you live this way center high school 1,2,3, seabreeze 3,4, sigma tau 3,4, swimming 3,4, thespians 4, g.a.a. 4. DENNIS WARD MASKREY august 21, 1939 pittsburgh, pennsylvania i'm a easy-going guy -he's got a lot of what it takes to get along langley high 1, seabreeze 2,3,4, glee club 2,3. JUDY KAY MALIK november 19, 1940 peoria, illinois a pretty girl is like a melody -fashioned so slenderly, so small, and so fair seabreeze 1,2,3,4, welcome and guidance 1,2,3,4, secretary-treasurer 4, class secretary 1, key club sweetheart 4, hi-y sweetheart 3, s club 1,2,3,4, secretary- treasurer 3,4, sigma tau 2,3,4, vice president 4, cheerleader 1,2,3,4, co-captain 4, class play 4, best looking 3,4, miss seabreeze 2, homecoming sponsor 4, wheel club sweetheart 3, tri-hi-y 1,2,3,4, president 4. WILLIAM DONALD MAXWELL march 27, 1940 nashville, tennessee houndog -if women be there, there i am also seabreeze 1,2,3,4, s.p. 1, deputy sheriff 1,2,3, prosecuting attorney 1, band 1,2,3,4, sergeant 4, glee club 1,2,3,4, boys' glee club vice president, swimming 1, class play, stage manager 2,3,4, thespians 4. MARILYN JEAN MASKREY february 5, 1941 pittsburgh, pennsylvania sweet and sentimental -blessed with a heart of gold st. francis de sales 1- seabreeze 2,3,4, b.t.o. 2,3,4, sergeant-at-arms 4, thes- dennis pians 3,4Luf.QflQ tifitff e One Hundred Thirty Iliudyu Ild MH onli llmalll MICHAEL PETER MOWER may 24, 1940 new york, new york the ioker -good sense and good nature are never separated seabreeze 1,2,3,4, wittiest 4. JANET SANDRA MATTOCKS april 18, 1940 new bedford, massachusetts around the world -can be counted on for a ready smile and a helpful hand seabreeze 1,2,3,4, welcome and guidance 1,2, sr. honor society 3,4, treasurer, ir. honor society 1, chi delta 2,3,4, g.a.a. 1,2,3,4, chaplain 3, secretary 4, latin club 1,2. VINCENT EUGENE NAGY iuly 31, 1940 dayton, ohio you, you, you -in his own grace he doth exalt himself seabreeze 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA ANN MIXON may 1, 1940 birmingham, alabama would you like to swing on a star -with a mind of her own seabreeze 1,2,3,4, welcome and guidance 3, tri-hi-y 2,3,4, ir. honor society 3 sigma tau 2,3,4, g.a.a. 1,2, secretary 3, d.c.t. 4, secretary 4. RODNEY CLARKE NANCE iuly 14, 1940 atlanta, georgia you gotta be a football hero -but sure he's proud, and yet his pride becomes him seabreeze 1,2,3,4, student police 3,4, lieutenant 4, key club 2,3,4, board of directors 3,4, international 3, secretary 4, s club 2,3,4, president 4, football 1,2,3,4, captain 4, basketball 1,2, track 2,3,4, baseball 1, ir. honor society 1,2, sgt.-at-arms 2, hi-y 2,3,4, president 4, chi delta brother 4, class play 4, most athletic 3,4, mike ianet rodney pam eugene Page One Hundred Thirty MAROLYN ANN MURPHY september 1, 1940 daytona beach, florida bewitched, bothered, and bewildered -a good heart is better than all the heads in the world seabreeze 1,2,3,4, welcome and guidance 1,4, tri-hi-y 3,4, sub debs 4' chi delta 2,3,4, sgt.-at-arms 3, president 4, thespians 3, secretary 3, wheel club sweet- heart 4, house of representatives 3. WILLIAM THOMAS PERRY, JR. iune 5, 1940 nashville, tennessee my boy bill -wisely and slow, seabreeze 1,2,3,4. they stumble that run fast murph II PATRICIA JANE NUNNERY iune 14, 1939 daytona beach, florida what is this thing called love? -quietly she assumes the duties of life seabreeze 1,2,4, edgewater 3, b.t.o. 1,2. JOSEPH BENNETT RAGAN february 9, 1940 daytona beach, florida pal ioey -striving for the top with an earnestness to succeed seabreeze 1,2,3,4, band 1, basketball 1. HELEN lNGRlD THERESA OLSEN iuly 16, 1940 iamaica, new york with a little bit of luck -diligence is the mother of success seabreeze 1,2,3,4, glee club 2, chi delta 2,3, f.h.a. 1, g.a.a. 1, d.c.t. 4, ir. honor society 1,2, library assistant 2,3. bill llp One Hundred Thirty-Two aff' i0e little bit RONALD FEATHERSTONE RICHARDS march 15, 1939 oneonta, new york whistle while you work -sometimes i sit cmd think, sometimes i iust sit! seabreeze 1,2,4, seabreeze private 3, d.c.t. 4. .IUDITI'I ESTELLE OSSINSKY A , april 3, 1940 daytona beach, florida 1 i'm sitting on top of the world -to do easily what is difficult for others is a mark of talent seabreeze 1,2,3,4, s.p. 2,4, lieutenant 4, court reporter, ir. honorary society, 1,2, chaplain 2, sr. honor society 4, annual staff 4, b.t.o. 2, g.a.a. 1, glee club 1,2,3,4, robe captain 2, line captain 3, accompanist 3,4, girls' president 4, correspondent 4, FRANCIS EARL RING, JR. september 22, 1940 off we go -skip's heading onward seabreeze 1,2,3,4, d.c.t. 4. ROBERTA BELMA RADER december 6, 1940 friendship -a friend among friends seabreeze 1,2,3,4, chi delta 2,3, d.c.t. 4, treasurer 4. GORDON MITCHELL ROBERTSON february 17, 1941 pawtucket, rhode island to tell the truth -an upright, downright honest man hazelton high 1,2, seabreeze 3,4. gordon bobbie 'i 1 em? at A ? .:':'i.S ,zftfilyi :. if gf is . L. . 1 is w,a,e,f, 'T:yiZff.fs,..j7sj1 'f --,iw ,.fr,,.,g,,:if,ss1Xf -1595 ff if . I it . ' :Fit 'I ' I ,, . . ,... of 4 :Mc V- WEL,-fs , at 4 ff, i - 9 i .,,'p1g 1es?1f,sw ll ' Il I'O11I'II6 Iliudy-oll skipper Page One Hundred Thirty-Thr Vshln ' -. ,mlb 1 -. LAI f BONNIE JANE REID december 23, 1940 davenport, iowa without a song -she makes her realm in music seabreeze 1,2,3,4, s.g.a. court reporter 4, sigma tau 2,3,4, latin club 2, band 1,2,3,4, nurse 1,2,3, 2nd lieutenant 4. 1 9 I I. yfemn. ' ', J bait! q pai lf C f... Q. . .QA 5 '45 Q 'l RAYMOND' JACK SIMM may 12, 1940 new york, new york when you wish upon a star -every man is the architect of his own .Ss 1 l' SJ future 'Lax' L 1 Lb. andrew iackson high 1, seabreeze 2,3,4, sheriff 4, key club 2,3,4, vice presi- , A . he li dent 4, international delegate 3, glee club 2,3. ' I b 5 Wrw. ' ff ELISABETH LOUISE RICE bonme november 5, 1940 atlanta, georgia 1 fi, i'm always chasin' rainbows -none but herself can be herself . 'iii ,,.Vg, H seabreeze 1,2,3,4, keyettes 4, cheerleader 3, s club 4, band 1,4 sigma tau y ,,:,, 2,3,4, g.a.a. 1,2,3,4, president 4, thespians 3, most athletic 4. 3 ' sifi . A 1 1 llll 12' A all I .. . k .VV . Qjv STEPHEN HILL SLATER .y , december 19, 1939 ocala, florida ,yA,,,, ' take a chance -put him on his good behavior A N' seabreeze 1,2,3,4, welcome and guidance 1, football 4, track 3,4, class la 4. U' f'-' -ss .:,, s, - v:'. 1 P Y .,', 1 1-:, 5 , LYNDA AUUA ROBERTS august 18, 1940 eustis, florida u y dark eyes' -she looks demure and almost shy, .but note the twinkle . - - ln her eYe seabreeze 1,2,3,4, welcome and guidance 1, sigma tau 2,3,4, g.a.a. 1, cheer- leader 1, thespians 4, drill squad 2, glee club 2,3,4, girls' glee club president 4. llrayll betty steve linnie 'e One Hundred Thirty-Four PETER BRUCE STEVENSON february 5, 1940 syracuse, new york a man called peter -comon sense is not a common thing seabreeze 1,2,3,4, s.p. 4, ir. honor society 2, latin club 1,2. NANCY CHARLOTTE ROSS april 24, 1940 melrose, massachusetts so rare -if there were many more like her, the stock of halos would run out seabreeze 1,2,3,4, s.g.a. senator 2, treasurer 4, class vice president 2, keyettes 2,3,4, secretary 3, president 4, sub debs 2,3,4, treasurer 4, chi delta 2,3, annual staff, business manager 4, latin club 1, ir. honor society 1,2, secretary 2, drill squad 2, most likely to succeed 4, girls' state 3, american legion good citizenship award 1. RICHARD MANSON STROUD april 19, 1940 daytona beach, florida flyin' home -his eye is on a distant horizon seabreeze 1,2,3,4. GLORIA ANN SELTZER iuly 1, 1941 daytona beach, florida oh, happy day -a little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men seabreeze 1,2,3,4, welcome and guidance 4, spanish honor society 3,4, chaplain and sgt.-at-arms 4, b.t.o. 2,3,4, treasurer 4, tri-hi-y 3,4, g.a.a. 2,3,4, treasurer 4, swimming team 3,4, latin club 2, class play 4. GEORGE RUSSELL TYLER, JR. march 2, 1940 iacksonville, florida anytime -a great man is he, who does not lose his child's heart seabreeze 1,2,3,4, senator 2, s.p. 1,4, s club 2,3,4, basketball 1,2,3,4, baseball 4, latin clubx1,2,3, vice president 3. upeteu ninky-poo ll ll seltz X 5.2 dick Page One Hundred Thirty-F ll patty bob Il' 'obyll One Hundred Thirty-Six PATRICIA LOUISE SMITH april 8, 1940 ft. lauderdale, florida sincerely -an honest countenance is the best passport ft. lauderdale high 1,2,35 seabreeze 45 s.p. 4, lieutenant 45 sigma tau 45 glee club 45 thespians 45 g.a.a. 45 class play 4. ROBERT EDWIN UNDERWOOD march 9, 1940 syracuse, new york a good man nowadays is hard to find -far may we search before we find, a heart so manly and so kind seabreeze 1,2,3,45 s.p. 1,45 class president 45 treasurer 25 key club 45 hi-y 2,3,4, treasurer 45 s club 3,45 chi delta brother 45 basketball 1,25 football 15 golf 25 class play 45 friendliest 4. LORETTA .IO SMITHERS july 12, 1940 charleston, west virginia give me a gentle girl -what can a girl do but be merry lincoln jr. high 15 seabreeze 2,3,45 spanish honor society 45 chi delta 2,3,45 glee club 45 latin club 25 g.a.a. 2,3,4, sgt.-at-arms 4. CHARLES MICHAEL WEAVER february 25, 1940 columbia, tennessee night and day -always a friend and true gentleman, what more can We say columbia 1,2,35 seabreeze 45 glee club 4. KATHERINE LOUISE SOUSLEY august 9, 1940 lexington, kentucky sweet kentucky babe -ever ready as a friend paris high 15 seabreeze 2,3,45 sigma tau 2,3,45 swimming 3,4, manager 45 band 2,3,45 g.a.a. 2,3,4, vice president 4. mike kitty lou PAUL BROWN WENDELL june 20, 1940 asheville, north carolina dreamboat -a prince among men seabreeze 1,2,3,4, court bailiff 4, class treasurer 4, key club 2,3,4, hi-y 3,4, secretary 4, most dependable 4. MELROSE DANSBY VIPPERMAN december 24, 1940 albequerque, new mexico would i were -how sweet and fair she seems to be greenville high 1,2, seabreeze 3,4, senator 4, spanish honor society 4, tri-hi-y 4, sigma tau 3,4, treasurer 4, hi-y sweetheart 3. MICHAEL WESTBERRY july 25, 1940 daytona beach, florida take me out to the ball game -good humor is goodness and wisdom combined seabreeze 1,2,3,4, hi-y 3,4, s club 1,2,3,4, baseball 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA ANN WAGNER iuly 14, 1940 columbus, indiana someday my prince will come -her eternal sweetness shall never fade seabreeze 1,2,3,4, welcome and guidance 3, chi delta 2,4, glee club 2,4, f.h.a. 'lp d.C.T. 3. HARRY EDWARD WILD, JR. september 23, 1940 providence, rhode island wild is the wind -the sweetest roamer is a boy's young heart seabreeze 1,2,3,4, audio visual 1,2, class play 3,4. mel paul II harry pat mic kll Page One Hundred Thirty-Seve ruth ann frank RUTH ANN WALL december 2, 1940 grove city, pennsylvania autumn -quiet and retiring, yet as gay as this season seabreeze 1,2,3,4, welcome and guidance 4. FRANK WOLFF november 30, 1939 tarentum, pennsylvania ' who's afraid of the big, bad wolf? -nothing will keep this wolf from the door of success seabreeze 1,2,3,4, glee club 3,4, boys' president 4. BILLIE W. YELVINGTON, JR. november 30, 1940 sanford, florida dungaree doll -a good sport and athletically inclined seabreeze 1,2,3,4, sigma tau 2,3,4, swimming team 4, g.a.a. 1,2,3,4, treasurer 2, vice president 3, most athletic 3. STEVE XYNIDIS november 4, 1940 greece if -x equals the unknown quantity, his potentialities are unlimited seabreeze 1,2,3,4p welcome and guidance 1,25 s club 4, swimming 1, baseball 1, track 3,47 basketball 27 football 1,2,3,4, h-iy 4. not pictured JAMES CHARLES FOX february 14, 1940 jacksonville, florida for he's a iolly good fellow -when there is something worthwhile to say, he will say it lawton high 1,2,3, bishop kenny 4, seabreeze 4. GEOFFREY W. KIESINGER october 31, 1940 williamsport, pennsylvania lust between you and me -quiet and reserved, seen but not heard curtin ir. high 1, williamsport high 2,37 seabreeze 4. THOMAS CHARLES MCDONALD march 2, 1940 masolin, ohio ol' mac donald -a tried and true friend seabreeze 1,2,3,4. Ilwmll llxll Page One Hundred Thirty-Eight if 2 7- R. f Y I n These senior superlaTives were chosen by Their con- Temporaries as The ouTsTanding members of The class of '58, an honor They richly deserve. Through Their acTions They have exemplified The high ideals of This class as shown by iTs moTTo, backward never, forward ever . The TiTles which have been besTowed on Them represenT TraiTs considered To be The mosT rewarding and beneficial ThaT high school graduaTes may possess. when we look back on The class of '58, These will be The people we will remember. when ouTsTanding conTribuTions To socieTy are made by our class- maTes, These are The ones who will make Them. super seniors of nineTeen fifTy-eight, we saluTe you! class of nineTeen fifTy-eighT class flower: whiTe rose class colors: aqua and silver class moTTo: backward never, forward eve-r most versatile versatile-meaning having many talents-you can tell our patty and bob's versatility by the many and varied extra-curricular activities in which they lend a hand. , bob Underwood patty Iucey i 5 best, looking iudy and ol did more than look their best day after doyp they added beauty to seobreeze. smile at the world, and it will smile back at you. ol hewitt iudy molik V ,.'- ham ag an ,g. Q I My-1 most popular in their many activities, throughout the year, courtney and bo were the people's choice . in all they did, in every way, they were the favorites of the class of '58. bo dunn courtney clarke most intellectual intellect is higher mentol ability, including recison- ing, iuclgment, and comprehension. truly, ccxrolyn and walter are the embodiment of these qualities. wcilter dobbins col rolyn law tt most athletic with their many athletic awards in a variety ot sports, betty and roclney deserve their title sports heroes . we salute you at the top ofthe sports ladder. betty rice rodney nance friendliest coley's sunny smile and bright hello to one and all sets a bright tune to the dullest day. a constant feeling of good will towards his fellowmen is one of bob's finest and most admired qualities. bob Underwood coley drohomer wittiest always ready with a smile and a cute re- mark are ioyce and mike. their motto must be, when you're smiling, the whole world smiles with you . mike mower ioyce fisher most dependable never-failing in a iob, mary and paul can always be counted on to carry out to a satis- factory completion any task assigned. paul wendell mary atkinson most likely to succeed with their high quality of character and determination, nancy and everett are sure to come out on top in whatever they undertake. nancy ross everett chandler best dressed always wearing the right clothes at the right time, coley and fred set a wonderful example for our dress-rite program. fred beck coley drohomer cutest the pixie-like quality of margo combines with the impish charm of dib to make an ador- able class twosome. margo henry condit dibble auto hs fam! 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F gf ,AL47'f4l.,,,.,,,, WMW Awww J Page Cn Page One Hundred Fifty class prophecy this is in years to be we look around and what do we see? the class of '58 where'er we go, producing, directing, and stealing the show. in daytona beach, ye olde stomping ground, all our classmates are to be found. they've made their niches, great and small, each has his station, one and all. at peabody auditorium, they're gathered tonight, all shining in splendor, what a glorious sight! the strains of our alma mater ring loud and clear, memories return of our high school career. first we spot tom macdonald and leo hayes, parking lot magnates, they are these days. our modern car is parked with no toil, these super contraptions don't even use oil. among the socialities on the scene, are bob burnette and becky augustine. there, too, is albert hewitt, playboy, supreme, we always knew it. at his side, a lovely maiden, courtney clarke, with diamonds laden. handling the business in the office we see, roberta rader, carol guthrie, sheila donavin and nancy ross, all are checking profit and loss. at the switchboard, among them all, the telephone gal, ruth ann wall. the lobby decor, so attractively shown, done by mary gillespie, designer well-known. the murals and pictures, admired by all, by artist, pat gorman, adorn the wall. the building's design couldn't be greater, engineered by jack bechtol, iim freeman, steve slater, ronald iohnson, too, was a creator, of this, the world's greatest theatre. crashing crescendos of the overture, by gail johnson, composer demure, played by seabreeze trained musician roland bell, first chair position. follows the baton of leaders unseen, directors don albert and sisco deen. a quieter movement gives us a chance, around the hall to take a glance. there is mike weaver, drugstore tycoon, whose very presence brightens the room. seated beside him in a stunning gown, sports car fan, carolyn brown. there is souseley, kitty lou, and billie yelvington, they are teachers, two. radiant housewives, pat bailey, pat nunnery, kay ford in the audience this evening, look far from bored. aeronautical engineers, pete stevenson, dick stroud, flew in from a distant cloud, they designed their own airship, what a marvelous sight, they'll cruise to mars on their next flight. their able pilot, ieffrey hurst, to conquer space, he'll be the first. class prophecy-continued the hostess, dressed so trim and neat, coley drohomer made the trip a treat. with them, too, was sandra shaw, her savoir-faire was viewed with awe. nurses io smithers and bea beck, kept things ship-shape on the flight deck. to avert a drastic midair panic, the plane is serviced by ron richards, mechanic. they've all come to see this show, of so many people they used to know. the program now is about to begin, the audience is hushed, the lights are dim. an operatic aria, so sweet and serene, by soprano, bonnie reid, sets the scene. to be the top recording artist of the day melrose vipperman has made her way. alexis demas, margo henry, actresses of fame, academy award winners, everyone knows their applause is heard from every sector, led by iohn haigh, funeral director. enthusiasm comes from fred beck, tom king, who are in business with skipper ring. department store buyers in a distant harbor, are alice gregg and linda barbour. the modern stage lighting, clever, new-born, run by electrician, walter horn. harmonizes well with setting and scene, by barbara carpenter, designer in green. dennis maskrey, flora expert ideal, has plants on the stage with much appeal. what is that noise deafening our ears? the international convention of engineers. ralph howard, roger griswold, bob hartley, are the membership, only partly. bill krons, condit dibble, mike alexander, from across the world they did meander. gene nagy, iack houseley, and ray simm, engineer things at the slightest whim. kenny lovett and frank wolff, naval officers, great, on the land and on the sea, sail around the states. I1Clme. scientists who work in search of the missing clue, steve xynidis, carolyn law, walter dobbins, too, make reports, neat and concise, to send to our wac, betty rice. to the stage once more our attention swerves, where dale elliott skates in patterns and curves. the public relations, which was quite a chore, done by iudy ossinsky and gayle ann devore, combined so nicely with posters and art, by window designer, carol bogart. at intermission, we gather the news, from our policewoman, betty hughes. here is lawyer, david beadles, whom does he r his efficient secretary, pert elayne dion. and there is everett chandler, minister divine, who's doing a great service for all of man kind. here are people fulfilling their dream, are medical experts of high esteem. gordon robertson, iohn humphreys, gloria seltzer, too, sandra bohannon, and ioyce fisher at this rendezvous. ely on? Page One Hundred Fifty-One Page One Hundred Fifty-Two class prophecy-continued louise lyon, patty lucey, and barbara berry, came by plane courtesy, bill perry. discussing higher finance, bonds and stocks, are secretaries pat mixon and ianet mattocks. who is in the next group we stop? iudy malik and donna dunlop. secretaries they, with ink and pen, work alongside helen olsen. on the golfing scene these days, stories of joe ragan ring with praise. mickey westberry in halls of fame, through baseball has made his name. to coaches george tyler and rodney nance, we give congratulations at every chance. dashing hither and yon, in such a hurry, is business leader, theodore curry. virginia mcmahon, his wonderful secretary, handles affairs, legal and monetary. don maxwell, catching criminals near and far, has an average way above par. robert grunder tells fires to cease and desist, he has all arsonists down on his list. now is the time to return to the show. we put out our cigarettes and inside we go. glancing around, there are to be found, people we missed on our first go-round. whom do we see on our second survey, ierry crosthwait, paul lincoln, and william conway, doug baldwin is with them, too, businessmen all, iust and true. syd abbe, paratrooper, and wac andrea modave, are doing their part, our country, to save. landing their plane without swoop or pitch, are pilots doug ecklund and henry goodrich. helping to perfect their wonderful landing, iudy kemp, lynda roberts, hostesses outstanding. the lovely models, all the gentlemen are chasin' anita fithian, marilyn maskrey, and malinda haisten arlene bandel, sally frost, mariorie combs, are inviting people to see their new homes. mary atkinson and michael mower, hold government positions of great power. two people who always do things well, teachers nancy mahaffey and peggy bell. watching the horses down at the paddocks, is wealthy sportsman, david maddox. bob underwood and clinton dunn, as u. s. ambassadors keep on the run. patty smith and tommy lee, work in the pentagon for our country. freeman and wagner, patricias are they, serve overseas for the u. s. a. returning tonight to see all our class, has brought back glimpses of the past. to the future now we look, our life is still an unfinished book. backward never, forward ever , to reach the top, we all endeavor. this is the prophecy of '58 y will not our class be truly great! last will ancl testament we, the senior class of seabreeze high school, residents of volusia county, florida, being of sound f?j mind, do make, publish, and proclaim this to be our last will and testament. we hereby direct that our executor, hereinafternamed, shall pay all of our debts including but not limited to unpaid library fines, cafeteria charges, parking fines, speeding fines, and sandcrab installments -all of which have created so much confusion and consternation to our companion and the taxpayers' friend- irene, goodnight! to someone with nothing to do on wednesday nights, i, syd abbe, leave my marksmanship at the gun club meetings. i, don albert, leave to costa magoulas, the care and feeding of the trumpet section. i, mike alexander, do hereby bequeath all my empty liquid refreshment containers to anyone foolish enough to refill them. to al bushman, i, mary atkinson, leave my blank mind with no mathematic ability. i, becky augustine, leave to tony melachrino my grounded witch's broom so he'll always have a way to school. i, pat bailey, leave all my wonderful memories of glee club to jane atkinson. i, doug baldwin, give the junior class my ability to gamble in fabulous las vegas and get away with it. i, arlene bandel, leave my single life behind-in care of marlene abrams. to iudy brown, i, linda barbour, leave my ability to draw. i, dave beadles, leave my unsurpassed vocabulary containing all of noah webster's dictionary to any poor soul taking english IV. to beverly lee, i, lack bechtol, leave my fabulous collection of band medals i spent six years in acquiring. i, bea beck, leave to the marching hundred a man who may shout at you but will always work for you . . . mr. fred dean. . to bill iennings, i, fred beck, leave all the gum under my english IV desk. i, peggy bell, leave my seat in mrs. kemp's english class to carol leggett. i, roland bell, being of sound mind, do hereby leave bruce brady the privilege of paying for our lost band music. i, carol bogart, leave to tracy cobb the iob of glee club robe captain and the right to enter the boy's robe room, while the boys are there. i, sandra bohannon, leave to anyone with S5 my corrected spanish lll papers. to iudy merkle, i, carolyn brown, leave my frizzie hair. i, bob burnette, leave my physics workbook fwith all the wrong answers, to any iunior who will take it. we, pat gorman and barbara carpenter, bequeath mr. yates and his doctrine of tyranny yatesism to whosoever thinks he can cope with it. i, barbara berry, . . . leave, i hope. i, roger griswold, leave to any quick thinkers my ability to use car trouble as an excuse for all tardys and absences. upon mndnam-,rum last will and testament-continued to pete rogers, i, george tyler, leave my thirty point average. to bob brown, i, everett chandler, leave my ability to run . . . i, courtney clarke, leave my big flat feet to the maiorette squad for use during parades. to rip voorhees, i, bill conway, leave my ability to be small and also the blue and white paint on my car. i, jerry crosthwait, leave my ability to yell at a basketball game, to anyone whom mrs. kemp threatens to seat with if he doesn't. i, ted curry, leave my motorcycle to any future marlon brandos. i, sisco deen, leave the band, glee club, and mainland. to ellen taylor, i, alexis demos, leave my ability to run around in circles and almost always be absent from class. i, gayle anne devore, will billy lea's telephone number to my sister, dottie, in hopes she'll follow in my footsteps. my ability to get along with coach nelson, i, condit dibble, will to bill isenberg. i, walter dobbins, leave the chemistry lab in a hurry before my brother, pat dobbins, blows up the school. i, sheila donavin, leave my unpleasant memories of the mud puddle to kitten nelson and beth merrill. i, mariorie combs, leave to the coming seniors that great privilege of eating in the school cafeteria. to future first ladies , i, coley drohomer, leave my role as mary todd lincoln. to fay fogg, i, donna dunlop, leave our good times at gainesville. to pete rogers... i, bo dunn, leave our great memories of the neat times we had at smed's. i, doug ecklund, hereby bequeath my best . . . no, on second thought i think i'll take it with me. i, dale elliott, leave . . . for atlanta, and will my skate bearings to anyone who will have them. i, ioyce fisher, leave all my possessions to my sister, little lin. this includes my ability to stand yatesism land love every minute of itl. i, anita fithian, will to liz manus, one box of black hair rinse. to my sister, pat keeser, i, kay ford, leave everything except my husband. i, iim freeman, hereby leave to tom freeman my abliity to get along with the teachers. i, pat freeman, leave the memories of home ec. class to pat crosby. i, sally frost, leave my ability to be engaged all through my senior year to suzanne niles. to valerie tucker and anne spencer, i, mary gillespie, hereby bequeath my ability to bring forth an oc- casional chuckle from the black-hearted mr. yates. i, henry gooclrich, leave to stan alexander, my parties, stag and otherwise. i, alice gregg, leave to gwen west all my clothes that seem to have shrunk and i take with me our big brother . to sandra steolman, i, carol gutherie, will my old notebook so she can file tardy and absent slips. i, iohn haigh, leave my signature on the rest room wall. to all southern belles, i, malinda haisten, leave my shorthand with a southern accent. i, margo henry, leave to brenda watson, my ability to walk around town with nothing on but a box. i, bob hartley, leave to pete ripley, my office of treasurer in the spud club. Page On Hundred Fifty-Four last will and testament-continued i, al hewitt, leave to iudy greaves, the wish that she could come with me. to a iunior who is always on time, i, walter horn, will my pink tardy slips. i, jack housley, leave to some unfortunate trumpet player, the opportunity of getting to school in time to play for the flag raising every morning. i, ralph howard, leave to o. g. chapman and ion adkins, all our leftover statues and hubcaps. i, betty hughes, will to karen gray the advice that cutting school doesn't pay. i, iohn humphreys, leave my chewing gum wrappers in room 'I4 to future physicists. i, ieff hurst, leave to jim daugherty, the responsibility of seeing that all cute babes have dates for the weekend. to anyone hearty enough to stand the bellows, roars, and corny jokes of mr. dean, i, gail iohnson, will my solo clarinet seat. to david kroll, i, ron iohnson, leave any of my size that an help him. to next year's holly hop queen, i, iudy kemp, leave my crown. i, tom king, leaves my shortness to mike schultz. to allyn leveille, i, bill krons, do leave 12 of my height. t i, carolyn law, do solemnly will my golden curls and irish temper to my sister, iudy. i, tom lee, leave my brains f?j to all my math teachers so they may determine the cause of my' trouble. to ron and skip, i, paul lincoln, leave eight drops of gasoline. i, kenny lovett, leave my ability to trade old athletic socks for new ones to pete rogers. i, patty lucey, leave good ole seabreeze and wish i could take tommy with me. to an unsuspecting iunior, i, louise lyon, leave the minutes book of the senior class. i, ginny mcmahon, will to betty henriksen, my red hair. i, dave maddox, leave my silent, masculine personality. to holly daw, i, nancy mahaffy, leave my old riding boots. i, iudy malik, leave my worn out cheerleading shoes to cc. thranhardt. i, marilyn maskrey, leave my two mongrels to gerry leonhardt and iud cochrane. i, ianet mattocks, being of sound mind f?l leave seabreeze high school. to mike dugger, i, don maxwell, leave my tampa flutaphone. i, pat mixon, will my seat in clct to my sister, betty. to eddie calcott, i, mike mower, leave my ability to stay with macbeth. i, marolyn murphy, leave to my brother bill, the ability to graduate. to ted harvey and gordon lange, i, eugene nagy, will my mechanical knowledge. i, rod nance, leave my overworked football insurance to willie lager. i, pat monahan nunnery, leave the privilege of being a married senior to lenora mitchell. to carol sacks, i, helen olsen, leave the ability to always be too short. i, iudy ossinsky, will to some one who thinks they like reporting, the wonderful chore of covering the gossip of s.h.s. fsuckerlj Page One Hundred Fifty-Five last will and testament-continued i, bill perry, leave to any up and coming loafer my ability to do nothing and always get caught. to all d.c.t. students to come, i, roberta rader, leave one broken sandcrab for use at homecoming. in a cloud of dust, i, ioe ragan, leave. i, bonnie reid, leave to betty ioyner, my broken bassoon reeds, solo chair, and our times in dean's haven sixth period. i, betty rice, do solemnly leave to margaret long all my chewed up, bitten, lipsticked clarinet reeds. i, ronnie richards, leave my old, used tires to the poor soul who wants them. fcar tires, that is.j to the 1959 d.c.t. class, i, skipper ring, leave mr. freeman. i, gordon robertson, leave my ability to unfix things permanently. i, lynda roberts, leave my hair to anyone with enough money to stock up on dye. i, nancy ross, will to anyone stupid enough to accept, my treasurership in three organizations. to all members of the swimming team who will take spanish Ill, i, gloria seltzer, leave my corrected papers. i, sandy shaw, do hereby will and bequeath all my facetious, sarcastic, cynical, and pessimistic remarks and observations to all who can use them. i, ray simm, leave my three years of math with mr. true. to danny allen, i, steve slater, leave my charge account at the iunk yard. i, pat smith, leave my s.p. badge to sharon powell. to anyone who is very foolish to accept it, i, io smithers, leave my job as gym assistant. i, kitty lou sousely, leave my ability to shred at least two saxophone reeds a week to suzie inskeep i, pete stevenson, leave my memories of seabreeze and commander t . i, dick stroud, to the amazement of my teachers, leave. to my brother, gary, i, bob underwood, leave the keys to my ford and the gas station bills. i, melrose vipperman, leave costa magoulas in the hands of mrs. shepard . . . only. i, pat wagner, leave all the memories of the miami trip to mr. freeman luncle herbiej. so that i may fulfill a promise by january, 1959, i, ruth ann wall, leave school in 1958. i, paul wendell, leave to valerie tucker the spider that has taken residence in my english IV seat. to future pro-baseball stars, i, mickey westberry, leave my ancient baseball glove. i, mike weaver, will my glee club seat to anyone who can warble. i, harry wild, leave to all theatrical stars, my goatee and miss trawick. to danny allen, i, frank wolff, leave the privilege of nominating new members into the spud club. i, marie wolff, leafe my shorthand pads to ronnie whirlow. i, steve xynidis, hereby leave to tony melachrino, my football equipment . . . if its fits. to gloria white, i, billie yelvington, leave the eighth grade phys. ed. class and sincere condolences. in witness, whereof, we, the undersigned at the testators' request and in their presence, and in the pres- ence of each other, hereunto affix our hand and seal. this fourth day of iune, a.d. 1958. the annual staff Page One Hundred Fifty-Six 7 : . , ,,s! fwfE-'iQ'1:.v kwa Q ,Rs Page One Hundred Fifty-Seven Il 1 ? 1 2' '-11 -5 l patrons ofthe H white's dispensing opticians 220 s. beach st. morris b. seltzer, m.d. 614 n. peninsula dr. lawrence i. schneider, m.d. 240 n. atlantic ave. dr. c. m. lytton 216 s. beach st. p. a. drohomer, m.d. 210 volusia ave. c. k. heberle, m.d. 179 broadway herbert a. king, m.d. 135 broadway sidney l. ney, d.d.s. 244 s. palmetto ave. w. a. buhner, d.d.s. 167 broadway g. n. charles, d.d.s. 533 seabreeze blvd. i. h. long, d.d.s. 192 broadway herbert riggs, d.d.s. 159 broadway mr. and mrs. david carhart compliments of a friend mr. and mrs. nicholas g. demas 525 ta rrogona way mr. a. w. ecklund 1801 s. peninsula dr. mr. and mrs. herbert s. ground observer corps i. h. haigh 834 n. halifax ave. r. n. hartman, ir. 913 main st. c. o. hageman 6 elizabeth lane iim and betty ivanhoe 2000 s. atlantic ave. louis ossinsky, sr. 411 main st. P g O Hundred Fifty-Eight Q0 if sondcrob mr. and mrs. phillip rizzo 2815 s. peninsula dr. fred e. stuart 523 grandview ave. wmfi daytona's number one radio station reid's records 224 seabreeze blvd. howard boat works 633 ballough road the outboarder 825 ballough road mac's grocery 300 seabreeze blvd. moore's grocery and market 137 orange ave. mary carter paint store 208 n. canal road dunn bros. hardware 154 s. beach st. seabreeze hardware 539 n. peninsula dr. ramsay brothers 715 main st. biIl's tackle shop 7 n. atlantic ave. saltzman's gallery 133 volusia ave. charthe photography 208 seabreeze blvd. holly hill studio 304 mason ave. morris drug company 208 s. beach st. hodgin's drug store 512 seabreeze blvd. conrad's apothecary 129 broadway claude's prescription shop 736 main st. carlin's appliance store 138 volusia ave. cox appliance company 112 e. Fairview hart refrigeration service 312 s. peninsula dr. 633 volusia ave. tyler electric supply company 804 root st. burhan's office supplies 109 orange ave. daytona book store 232 s. beach st. lloyd cox company 118 n. beach st. daytona plaza hotel princess isenna hotel seaside inn 3 n. ocean ave. whitehall hotel 641 n. atlantic ave. debbie's house of beauty 148 n. canal road yacht club beauty salon 328 s. beach st. doby's 100 n. beach st. monte cristo's 326 seabreeze blvd. schwobilt clothes 110 n. beach st. c. k. slaughter-fashions for men 206 s. beach st. squires, inc. 120 n. beach st. humphrey's men's store 520 second ave. bermar shops 212 s. beach st. 130 n. canal road 2130 s. atlantic ave. francis carol, inc.-ladies apparel 130 volusia ave. casually yours 218 s. beach st. colony casuals 310 seabreeze blvd. 2132 s. atlantic ave. holleman's department store 1906 s. atlantic ave. linden's vogue 110 s. beach st. the princess shop 134 s. beach st. pryde's 1916 s. atlantic ave. 2136 s. atlantic ave. daytona beach federal 226 n. beach st. commercial bank at daytona beach 126 volusia ave. bond howell lumber company 200 s. seagrave dunn lumber and supply company 415 orange ave. quillian's concrete products, inc. transit mixed concrete and concrete edgar bros. concrete products s. ridgewood and canal road robert lewis, cement contractor cl 3-5438 mitchell 8. alexander lumber company 411 madison ave. peninsula builders, inc. 14 sunset terrace nelson's 136 s. beach st. products cindy shoes-featuring leprechaun dress flats 210 s. beach st. henderson's shoe store 315 seabreeze blvd. iackson's walk-over shop 124 n. beach st. lee's shoes-for women who love elegance in footwear 148 s. beach st. snow furniture company 142-144 broadway mather of daytona 119 s. palmetto ave. Page One Hu ndred Fifty-N mcfarland's furniture company 216 volusia ave. duval jewelry company 132 s. beach st. lauch's, inc. 111 volusia ave. osbourne iewelers 728 main st. wm. a. ritzi, registered ieweler 122 n. beach st. walgreen's volusia ave. and beach st. tru-vue grill 536 volusia ave. lotus restaurant 308 seabreeze blvd. ken-an restaurant 322 seabreeze blvd. kay's restaurant 734 main st. ioscha's restaurant 1216 s. ridgewood ave. al 8. winnie's pastry shop 304 seabreeze bali restaurant 2010 s. atlantic ave. bohannon auto sales 594 ballough road stephen's pontiac, inc. 833 volusia ave. heintzelman motors, inc. 300 n. beach st. ellwood motor cars 600 ballough road daytona motor company n. beach at first ave. cox motor company 418 n. beach st. story's flower shop 701 volusia ave. bagwell's flower shop 4 n. atlantic ave. teagle 8. raiford 223 s. atlantic ave. Page One Hundred Sixty oates realty-realtors 130 bay st. hamilton 8. west realty, inc. 2042 s. atlantic ave. haywood brown, realtor 202 sea breeze blvd. ioe gillis service station 643 n. grandview ave. dyer's standard oil service 150 main st. anderson service station 222 broadway lagron 8. lucey 114 s. palmetto ave. ellenwood insurance agency 115 s. palmetto ave. ernest w. hunt, insurance agency 326 n. beach st. peninsula abstract 8. title co. 312 s. beach st. the floridian 106 n. beach st. henry's luggage shop 244 s. beach st. bohannon upholsterers 200 florida 112 frank's 744 broadway power 8. light co. magnolia ave. newsstand main street daytona beach laundry 411 auditorium blvd. dandee bread eat more dandee bread- it's iay's barber shop 6 n. atlantic ave. skate-land welch area u. s. and foreign management 533 n. atlantic ave. ivey lane camera shops 125 volusia ave. 919 volusia ave. flavor rated