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

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STARS OF THE PAST MOTHERS Mfwrores . . ,mv XVV M E, ,,wR, , , Qglf el ll ,J SST AST1 T , 41 , ,rrb ' at tt Q fr it 1 5' The academic sky of Seabreeze High School has always been studded with bright and shining stars. In the aoldv school pictured here, the light of these teachers, athletes, and budding homemakers shown brightly in classroom and community, leaving their marks on Seabreeze, Florida.

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LEGEND OF THE SANDCRAB A sand crab down the beach one day Went wandering his weary way. The oceanls roar he heeded not, Nor tarried he on any spot To search among the seaweed brown For lovely seabeans, large and round. An aristocratic crab was he, With long and famous pedigree, For, written on the page of fame Were stories of a glorious name, Of how his grandfather, one day, To China dug far, far away. But cared he not for men of old, This crab of ambitions foretold. He wanted nothing more than fame To celebrate his royal name, Regardless of those both dead and gone, Whose praises were sung in ballad and song. 'T was on this day of sun and showers More famous he rose than mighty powers, For he was destined far and near To become to us so oery dear That those from foreign lands would come And oisit his palatial home. Along the beach, so free and happy, Not eoer at each other snappy, A boy and girl so gayly came, He asking her to change her name, When suddenly the crab they saw As he stuck out his vicious claw. The conversation, so romantic, Became quite suddenly pathetic. She screamed and clung to him in fear, To see the crab so oery near. Her cries rang in his ear full blasts: Ah, me! Ah, me! Ah, mel Alaslv He stood and stared, then cried, 'Toe got itlv And she, in horror, screamed, Oh, not itll, His meaning she did not comprehend, But all her fears were to an end, As he to all creation shouted: '4An inspiration I have routed! The crab at last had settled down And oery calmly gazed around. The girl soon saw he meant no harm, The thought brought back all former charm, And to the boy, in looing zest, Said: N ow, please tell me all the restf, The diplocratic crab retired, The boy subconsciously retired, admired. Our crab was blessed with common sense, Where many are so oery dense. But let me not lead you astray - It was not looe he wished to say. The students were of S.H.S., Considered by all the oery best. A high school annual they had planned, A name for this was in demand. The teachers fondly did proclaim A prize to him who found a name. With joy the boy said to the girl, As round he danced in merry whirl: We'll name our annual for this crab, And certainly the prize welll grabf, The crab, the boy, the girl, won fame, As THE SANDCRABU was the chosen name But wait - the story is not done, We are inspired to more than fun, Because this crab a lesson taught, And slackers we have naught, For on the front page printed, big You'lZ see the letters spelling DIG. 9

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SCENES OF THE PAST THE FIRST KNOBBY-KNEES OF SEABREEZE! THE PLAY OF THEIR DAY, TOMMY'S WIFE', 1 I I COULD MRS. BIDDLE SOLVE THIS RIDDLE?!? . x 1 - i. 5 ,, ,.,e:l':m