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

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1963 volume:

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Poets have often praised it in their works, and now we at Seabreeze Senior High School feel it is our turn to offer our hymn of praise and admiration. , , a , , It always been our welcome neighbor, but new school, weare becoming more it. Thus it is, and rightly so, that spectacle nature as our theme. e always be as strong Olll' Administration Faculty Student Government Association Organizations Academic and Vocational Social and Service Athletics Features Classes Sophomores Iuniors Seniors Senior Directory Advertisements 5 if from the beach in the morning N- Q'-Q..T ' I1 vw 1 yy I H llll 1 Hal lglkmll gg: Hlllgilllul EH ry I l I 1 ak DEDICATIUN One of the best loved teachers at Seabreeze is Mrs. Cuthill McConnell. For thirty nine years her pet phrases You oaf and That ceased to be funny a long time go have echoed through the halls of our school. Her squeals of joy and enthusiastic kisses at recognizing returning alumni are cherished by two generations. Familar is the sight of her trek to the library with unsuspecting juniors, following like lambs to the slaughter, where they are greeted by Do you possibly have a book simple enough for this idiot?', And who can forget her book reports written on little scraps of paper and on comple- tion ripped in two with great gusto? Mrs. McConnell has taught people love and understanding of poetry, to read good books, and to know grammar. Her unfailing sense of humor, her innate kindness, her sincere ability to forgive and forget have made her loved and have earned for her the accolade of a former principal, She is an inspired and inspiring teacherf' Through The Years 10 F N . . , - X Cf, T- ff -1 ,- -1 f . 1 f- 4 f. ,. -, ---., -.5 i. fmurswslamv- 1 f -hi .I ' 1 , ' 'D ff :S EDITOR Jerry Stewart ASSISTANT EDITOR - Albert Goodrich, Sherry Askren Lynn Chidsey Janice Easterling David Smith SPONSOR - Mr. Roger Wagner BUSINESS MANAGER Ioe Pace Margie Emmons Pam Fox Eileen Hoffmeister Posy Linscott Jr .NV .. ,WM ,,.,.ff.ffm-t . nz-sms X' ., f w2-f: - ,1.fL, MR. MILLER The World's M o s t Famous Beach happens also to be the front porch for our new school. Let us all en- deavor to preserve, protect, and defend that which was was wrought by God-our beach-and that which was was built by man-our schoo1.', He Stands Out lrfr The Crowd t iP Uv-1c'D2 'W U WCC DEANS As the moon guides the tides, our deans guide us. Al- ways present and willing to help us overcome any diffi- culties, We are happy to have such capable people. Their voices can be heard throughout the year in our various testing programs. In all our school activities they are vital. MR. TRUE Boys' Dean Upperclassmen BUOYS T0 SHUW SHOAL WATER MR. NELSON Boys' Dean Underclassmen MRS. BIDDLE Girls' Dean 'I5 Mrs. Kraeuter respects the uniqueness and integrity and personality of the students, offers little advice, makes no prescriptions, but instead aids the student to face the realities of his problem, to think in terms of alternatives and probabilities, and to select' intelligently a course of action. Her aim is to help the student be- come increasingly self-responsible and self-directive. HAND A STAR TO STEER HER BY , , , , ,--', ,fwqg xt 1-1s'.':' Mia' As salt makes the oceans' water com- plete, our registrar makes our school complete. She is always busy filling out schedules for our benefit. PATH AND SEA LANES FOR WISE TRAVEL REGISTRAR Like the shell, small but widely known and vital to the ocean's being, is the job of bookkeeper. At S.S.H.S. we are dependent upon Miss Budgen for keeping all our records straight. WW W, MRS. DANKS is YN MRS. RILEY ECRET RIES YEOMEN TO KEEP THE CHARTS SHIPSHAPE MRS. WESTBERRY LEFT TO RIGHT-Helen Murray, Lynn Barton, Jacque Rice Hazel Rainey, Merle Schrieber, Carolyn Stephenson, NIIITIOII Manino, Peggy Riley, Kathy Nasella Abi x ' .. THE LIGHTI-IOUSE T0 CULTURE MRS. ROGERS MRS. CHEN EY MISS BARNUM fa x Q31 LEFT TO RIGHT-Gina Lauxman, Patty Pierce, Ian Bazemore, Camille Dallas, Malou Koch, Virginia Riggs, Kim Klingensmith, Donna Keller aug, Q 1 Mui xv. we - THE SPECIAL SERVICES FOR HAPPY SAILING LEFT TO RIGHT Bob Leer Rxck Wagner Amsley Buhner Pete F1ero Mxke McCracken Jim Owen 1 W 1 5 i E i y I , ! H 1 MR. ROSS Assxstant Head Custodian , N u 1. 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Our city always welcomes the opinions of visitors concerning our beach, likewise our school welcomes the suggestions made by our P.T.A. This year they have been particularly helpful in our landscaping program. In all things at S.S.H.S. which benefit our students, the P.T.A. has a hand. Q. f , N QW I f-R 1...-f sTUDE GOV ERNMEN w ...wv..... 'f 1 Mk Tw 1 'B.tl'QM.fn'- If A . K ' Ng-...N , , -. W' ' I K ' f- J ,M .3 ' , K W .. . K ' K7 J , ' Aw K , K K , w p4p,5.. M .1 ,MA 6 V W, , K , V W L ,M NVE A - IGRQQHA 4' K 'K' - f K 4 ,M , vKKVfAl'5 T ' , ' - I-1 .... w ' '...K fie5 Q ' 'J . WW' -wx E KW K Ki, KK, wx if ' -'L' - 1- Agn ,,.,r,., 1 . f W 'h' K K' K V' 1,-1:12 1-f ' Iv' V 'V' K A-1 f . K KKKKK - , . 'WW' K, K ' KK K w5,,L,,Mk imc - A 1 M - f x W' +1-Q.-L.. f ' W-'sh' Y H.-,QQKV -...a1n'-'K .vl.iipw ' ,rn Kff'H:: .- ' 12, --if'5f'KKf KK KK K 'V ' , M .rm Y 5:Q'Km35 1T iff 'WM ,ina-igg'1,..:.'.5f,1.5ag1f'i1 . , fx - - 2:mg,, ..2g , ,.5g: 5f MK K' K K K V - 4 . .... 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Mrs. Daphin Marshall 34 Our DIRECTOR of ACTIVITIES Senate in Action Courtroom Drama Inter - Club Council Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Oates, Phil Chanfrau, Ian Dunn, Larry Gonzalez, Sue Stedman 36 QFIRST SEMESTER Student Government Association Daytona's famed beach would never be well-known and loved without the organization behind it. Our Stu- dent Covemment Association is the same. Our president is the chosen head of our S.G.A. He is captain of the S.P.'s, President of the Inter-Club- Council, and in charge of student body activities. The vice-president presides over the Senate and conducts assembly every other week. Our treasurer handles our financial transactions and the bookstore. The secretary records the senate minutes and handles all correspond- ence. LARRY CONZALES, President S E N A T E SENATE COURT Any object of beauty or worth, such as the beach, must have a system of organization and laws. For the first time in many vears Seabreeze now has two senators from each grade. Elected by their respective class, for a semester, they pass the mles under which we live. In addition to the senate we have a court pre- sided over by our judge. It enforces our school policies and makes certain everyone has a fair chance. C 0 U R T 37 STUDENT POLICE Iust as the beach needs dedicated policemen to enforce its laws and pre- serve its beauty, so does our new school need student police to help promote law and order and to keep it ever beautiful. 38 l-1 -it ELCOME AND GUIDANCE Alan Hager and Lynn Brumby An Overdone Welcome Because of the great influx of families to our community, and therefore new students to our school, a committee has been organized with the express purpose of making these people feel welcome by guiding them thru the ropes of our S.G.A. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT-Donna Raynor, Dottie Butler, Janice Matejka, Lyn Brumby, Sara Barker, Mary Ann Curtis. TOP-Alan Hager, Rick Nelson, Larry Shiles, Rick Graves, Jim Owen. mmm...--Y me -nm' 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Hardt, Vice President Bob Becker, Judge Iudy Hoch, Secretary Gary Peterson, President CARY PETERSON, S.G.A. President SECOND SEMESTER S.G.A. x !' SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT' Susan Carnpble Diane Davis Charlotte ,Mitchell, Bob Becker,. Bob Hardt, Gary, Peterson, Judy S Hoch, Ioan Epton, Lynn Brumby, Dana Barres. STANDING: Harry Kroll, Bill Chanfrau, Lloyd Morgan, Fred LaCava, David Bergengren, Jim Mitchell. Second Semester SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: jim France, Bob Stewart, Jim Owen, Bob Dunlop, Tommy Tucker, Bob Becker, SuzAnn Hull, Al Goodrich, Kikki Gresham, Steve Buckholt. STANDING: Benny Counsilmen, Gary Weber la'-vt' ri 41 5.4--A A Q-q Don't Skip Those Stairs SuzAnn Hull and Martin Comon. STUDE T POLICE FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT-Allan Hager, Laura Hare, Bo Bo Coleman, Ianice Horne, Martin Comon, Sandy Dalton, Wayne Cypher. SECOND ROW: Sally Mullins, Steve Brown, SuzAnn Hull, Roger Broom, Lynn Brumby, Chris Wickersham, Dottie Butler. THIRD ROW: Mandy Potterfield, Wendy Over- ton, Judy jasper, jane Kinsey, Lory Gomon, Charlotte Mitchell C7 .1 Z As a supplement to the Student Govern- ment Association treasury, a supply of paper, pencils, pens, and other imple- ments necessary to the daily school rou- tine is available through the S.G.A. book- store. Linda Oates, Diane Morris Y Y 7 - Q s l E Q S - LINDA OATES, Treasurer The very pearl of our S.G.A. is its treasurer. Not only does she have to keep track of S.G.A. expenditures, she also must run the bookstore. Chosen this year by our present treasurer, Linda, Diane is learning how to run it smoothly. 43 BOYS' STATE Our Boys' State representatives this year, Larry Comales, Charlie Cobb, Bob Hardt, and Cary Peterson could not have made us prouder. They showed our fine qualities of leadership, and did a tremendous job of representing our school. It was the first year one of our boys was elected to state office. Larrv is now sewing a yearis term on The State Cabinet. Charlie and Gary were elected to Congress, and Bob made many good proposals. The best way to learn about the workings of our goverrmnent is through experience. Such experience has proven profitable, as is evidenced by the yearly as- semblage of girls from all over the state. At this time the girls hold mock elections for various civil offices, staging campaigns much the same as in actual politics. Our delegate, this year, was Sally Hearon. 44 LARRY GONZALEZ BOB HARDT CHARLES COBB GARY PETERSON GIRLS' STATE SALLY HEARON The beautiful colors of life are paraded before us in the sea and its inhabitants. Here at Seabreeze we take pride in good grooming. Through this program we are encouraged to dress with taste and style. Every day we now have our own parade of color. STEVE BUCKHOLT, MIKE CAR- HART LINDA OATES, LORRAINE CHIRICO SHERRY ASKREN ,-.vw-lf 41 4. nl- uwvmm- .- 1- -. C , , -In .. .,, , PHIL CHANFRAU CLAUDIA ARCHER PETE FIERO SCHUOL CORRESPONDENTS To keep us up on all that has happened during the preceeding week, the News journal has alloted our school a page each Sunday, including a weekly column written by our three reporters, Claudia Archer, Phil Chan- frau, and Pete Fiero. In addition are classes concerning newspaper operation through which practical experience in this field is gained. Q, ,ug awk, ,1-51 J - ' 'sw . mm 34? a. 3, -. - . ,V f. . pf'--f ' hum -A W A 35 !-Q.-2 . V. JV , '- 5 .smvgslihg . A ,. - 1 ,Qtr sl 1 f.p.f-51x 'fwg s N ,gg 'Y .,:,,,,- X -' fu m , -.M234 'ffiwi L' MLW 1-.,,f'ffJl 1'Q?3' . , I-'lv AT 1 1 ' Wzivfm f JA .1 , ,vnu --4 V : X, . . . . f,.f-.. ,H f , -W... ......,,,f,,... . - . , - N V M 9.-F. W, ,uqfgml ' - W Q I -:1 'f , KW 5' 'f . vs S K . 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'P M w ' ' ..' .gyx:,F5Q ., A , ' L' l.'Q.fQ'L 15:c ' ' .......w. . s wx. .., f In K 3 'H'M'k ' twig. A ,w.u.qg,,,,,,,, A ,, ,V , ,ish ,Wi 11- --sr .1 --pw-. , , .. N..- -1.--.fu -J. wx-zmirff-.ff fu.. A--fubwm-M. Lim x-b-f 3- ,Mwvif ,bmw amp- ,. . 1 1'TffWfr..,. '?a NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS f -N M-aww.-.-.swun- IIM LASKEY FRED LaCAVA The National Merit Scholarship tests are given annually to the junior class of each participating high school. These tests determine eligi- bility for scholarships toward a col- lege education. The results are announced the following year when the students are seniors in high school. These results are classified in two divisions: Finalists and Let- ter of Commendation. We at Sea- breeze are proud of the fact that we had students in each division. SENIOR HO OR SOCIETY These students are chosen for their academic ability as our lifeguards are chosen for their swimming talents. The students must maintain a 3.5 scholastic average and a 2.5 citizen- ship average. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kirk Wilson, Vice President, Sally Hearon, Treasurer, Lisette Denis, Historian, Judy Kaplan, Chaplain, Linda Oates, Secretary, Bill Howard, President, Mrs. Kemp, Sponsor, NOT PICTURED-Toby Sudul, Sgt- at-Aims KNEELINC, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Van Vleck, Bill Howard, Rob Moore, Bill Bumam, Bob Hardt, Kirk Wilson. STANDING: Abbigail Walsh, Judy Kaplan, Sally Heaton, Ilene Roos, Linda Oates, Lisette Denis, Jane Goddard, Diane Stephen, Scott Hager, Mrs. Kemp, Fred La Cava. e This society like its Senior Club encourages nimble-mindedness and a high academic average. It is certainly a credit to our school. STANDING: Ronnie Zimmet --- -A Wendy Overton --- - ud Force I y --e----- Julia Hoffman ....... Marguerite Dechenaux Mrs. Gammage ,,c,. SEATED: D Margaret Curtis A,,,,,,,,,,,,. Chaplain Roger Broome ......., Irma Sue Rothenberg r, , , - President -,- Vice President -,----, Secretary - - - U Treasurer -- - -- Historian - ,.c,.. Sponsor Sergeant-at-Arms . S , Parliamentarian Junior Honor Society ,,,. . , TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Zimmet, Roger Broome, Sandra Bragg, Malcolm Williams, Gary Hil- lerman. SECOND ROW: Sandra Rei- ser, Evelyn Brown, Inna Sue Rothen- berg, Sue Schroeder, Julia Hoffman, Sally Mullins, Carol Brill, Iudy Jasper, Diana Martin, Wendy Overton, Mandy Potterfield. KNEELING: Carol Bell, Judy Force, Pam Harper, Carol White, Margaret Curtis, Marguerite Dechen- aLlX 4,-. 3, F411 FIRST ROW, SEATED: Miss Barnum, Roger Broome, Julia Hoffman, Sandra Bragg, Kent Chalmers, Irma Sue Rothenburg, Marguerite Dechenaux. SECOND ROW: STANDING: Evelyn Brown, Carolyn Newsom, Sharon Crowley, Sharon Herling, Mandy Potterfield, Donna Ford, Renee Eissler, Wendy Overton, Judy Force, Carol White, Rose Newrick, Margaret Curtiss, Barbara Delson, Judy Jasper, Allen Smith. THIRD ROW: Diane Laban, John Truivey, Kevin Anderson, Richard Graham, Roger Brown, Bob Dye, Gary Hellerman, Jim Main, Wayne Hogenboom, Paul Beckwith To study the customs and culture of ancient Greece and Rome is this fine club's aim. The initiation featuring Roman slavesv, a banquet at the end of the year, and a homecoming car are but a few of the c1ub's activities. Chosen for membership through scholarship, these members show the high academic standard of our school. LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Broome, Sergeant- at -Arms, Julia Hoffman, Scriba, Miss Bamum, Sponsor, Sandra Bragg, Counsulg Kent Chalmers, Con- sul, Irma Sue Rothenburg, Treasurer, Marguerite Dechenaux, Secerdos O f f i c e I S FRE CH CLUB STANDING, FRONT: Sally Hearon, President, Mrs. Cole, Sponsor. STANDING, BACK: Lisette Denis, T reasurer, Cindy Goetz, Historian, Mike Carliart, Vice President, Ellen Spies, Secretary, Andrea Peterson, Chaplain. Sunny France reaching down to the sea is studied by these students who also have an ocean for a backdrop. The fascinating Way of life of these people is delved into by eager mock F renchmen. FIRST ROW, KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Carhart, Leo Cham- pagne, Jerry Youngberg, Rocky Staley, Brad Butler, Kirk Wilson, Jack Dunlop, SECOND ROW, STANDING: Mike Greenbaum, Kathy Linkous, Janice Easterling, Michelle Estes, Andrea Peterson, Susan Johnson, Diane Stephen, Paula Cugney. Abbigail Walsh, Lisette Denis, Ellen Spies, Fred LaCava. THIRD ROW, STANDING: Mrs. Cole, Judy Campbell, Carol Downes, D'Bette Morris, Charlotte Mitchell, Sally Hearon, Sandee Dalton, Hugette Rioux, Jade Green, Sandy Ring, Cindy Goetz. l I ff A ff I if - ,,f-MQ I, - ' N. ' , LEFT TO RIGHT: Ilene Roos ......H W- Peggy Snow .......... Miss Bohannon Dick Livingston .... Dru Raymond Vice -can ,,,v Treasurer Secretary Sponsor President President S P A N I S H H 0 0 R The language of the sunny dispositioned people to our South is diligently studied by these advanced Spanish students. These members learn of the various Spanish customs by enjoying them here at home. This year all members have great hopes of a proposed trip to Puerto Rico. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Hayes, jackie Rice, Jackie Prim, Sue Stedman, Lucia Brig- nardello, Clariette Mur- ray. STANDING: Margie Emmons, Linda Oates, Sue Tucker, Lynn Barton, Abbigail Walsh, Pat Oliver, Nancy Lowe, Judy Kaplan, Sherry Borth- wick, Ian Dunn, SuzAnn Hull, Tamea Gehlert, Joey Beatty. THIRD ROW: Eddie Shuler, Rik Kinsey, Jerry Gal- lentine, Alan Cornelius, Ilene Roos, Peggy Snow, Miss Bohannon, Dick Livingston, Dru Ray- mond, Rob Moore, jerry Stewart, jan Grey, Bill Howard. . . 'll i SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joey Beatty L ,.M.....,.... Vice President Nancy Lowe ...... Chairman of Publicity Doris Bishop ..,........,,.... Treasurer Gloris Shaw ,,.... Chairman of Recreation Shirley Faith T -- ' Cindy Cartwright Linda Taylor ,,,c.. Chairman of Program of Work Lucia Brignardello W Chairman of Degrees Sue Tucker ..,n...n.......... Historian -,c----------- President W----------, Secretary SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Ross, Vicki Shamick, Doris Bishop, Shirley Faith, Vicky Voight, Linda Taylor, Nancy Lowe, Jane Lee STANDING: Claudia Breeden, Cecelia Dohransly, Clare Mehm, Pat Bain Sue Tucker, Donna Ur, Cheryl Denton, Gloria Shaw, Sheila Havneri Cindy Cartwright, Lucia Brignardello, Paula Cagney, Ioey Beatty. Officers As long as oceans roar and people exist, there will never be any insti- tution more loved and respected than the home. These girls are learning to be efficient homemakers so they may strive for a more united nation by starting in the home. f .o 3 6,1 Ee 'F' Debbie Marteeny We ,..,... Secretary Judy Lund ..,.... -, Vice President Joy Smiley -- --- ,..,, Chaplain Kim Kilingensmith -- ,.,. Treasurer Betty Iones ,..... -- President FUTURE URSES LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Marteeny, Judy Lund, Kim Kilingensmith, Joy Smiley, Sandy Murdock, Tamea Gehlert, Sandy Berry, Betty jones, Susan Doolin, Jackie Rice, Carolyn Crable. These Future Nurses not only learn first aid so useful in our daily lives but are also helping the community by serving as Candy-stripers at our city hos- pital. 56 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Martin Gragg, Susan Ilohnson Debbie Garnmage, Sharon Crowley, Andrea Peterson, Carol Bri l, Carol White, Iacque Rice, Alice Cohen. SECOND ROW: Pat Best, Kevin Anderson, Virginia Christman, Jane Kinsey, Lorraine Chirrico, Rose Newrick, D. Grasso-Sponsor. FUTURE TEACHERS As we approach even greater chal- f' lenges on the world fronts, we will need more and better prepared teach- ers. These Future Teachers will fill 0 our needs and guide the minds of f future generations. f i c e r s KNEELING, LEFI' TO RIGHT: Kevin Anderson ..........a,ff Susan Johnson ,,e,,,...... Vice Laurinda Chappell --- ------ Sharon Crowley .... .... Debby Gammage --- ---- Lorraine Chirico ---- ---- Chaplain President President Historian Secreta.ry Treasurer nail! Q.-an-sq--1 Q rw. ' fix A. , The purpose of this club is to bet- ter serve the world in the business field. In addition to their business preparation, they also take part in our social activities and once a year sponsor a dance. FIRST ROW, FRONT TO REAR: Patty Bailey, Patty Perry, Lana Butler, Lynn Chidsey, Clare Mehm, Carolyn Crable, Judy Mersch, George Rains. SECOND ROW: Sue Curry, Pat Chester, Sherry Borthwick, Dianna Davis, Lori Sacco, Sandy Collins, Sand Freeman. THIRD ROW: Peggy Snow, Mr. L. Grasso, Betty Hogle, Claudia Archer, Charlotte Mitchell, Lisette Denis, Susie Allen, Lee Evans. STANDING: Janice Horne, Jackie Primm, Geogia Counts, Hugette Rioux, Janice Easterling, Ronnie Sprague. COMMERCI L CL B LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Home -- ..,,,. Secretary Jackie Primm .,...,.L.,L President Georgia Counts , ,c Vice President Mr. 'Leonard Crasso ,H . Sponsor Hugette Rioux ..,,... Treasurer Janice Easterling --. W Sgt.-at-Arms Ronnie Sprague ..,.... Chaplain li FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Genevieve Szmuc, Sandra Flake, Betty Iones. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Tankersly, Renee Long, Chuck Newman, Cindy Wiggins, Sharon Hester. THIRD ROW: Diane Hanna, Vincent Snead, Evelyn Salser, Karen Lake. LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Renae Long -H ..,,..,...a,. Treasurer Genevieve Szmuc Vincent Snead ..a, E, Mr. Freeman ,-, Sharon Hester ,...,,.a,,, ..,, R eporter LEFT TO RIGHT Evelyn Salaer ,- Chuck Newman Betty jones ..,, Chaplain In training for future professions, Sergeannaf-Anus the members of this club are sewing fr---f-M Sponsor D . C . T . a never ending demand for qualified young people. , SEATED: ---,--,,-,--- Secretary ----,,--,-,,- President --- Vice President my ,VAZV h ,. ,,,.f V ,,,. 1 - .frames ,iq ,. .,,g,,1. Q., Q O I f f..a i f i C C l' S '4-A'-fy: ' ,S K , .uf .wt . W. -.., ' f , - zf5i'3 ,'2,k3H -QA.: , FQ747' 3 ,x fffkkjff Grief N if ,wt M mx , -.fl ,, 4 +c.1,,5l, qg4b yy- Wg -3,4 -7 K ,..,f-1-j. 1-fi,2'E,.5fa-zg'?z, fgfaif ,QE 'fx f fwffk. --. .1 . Wiifi , , ' if f x .J22sfi Q , 4 , m 5.4 . 3 ,V pf f'f1w,M..+'-,fm , N gf,.,.x,vf'5, -sf f 5. V, .,5,1.,,vv,,n?7 g!r Q yhvrffj, V , ,,. 5 'mf' Y 9- g f' ,5 1 fx M ,V f t A ,T vm.. 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V 'K -. ,, , ,,.h V W 'L x xi 0 L A if 3 and WNysm.g,WLwww3 ...bww my SER 1 .L X Diana Martin Charley Rizzo Brother Richard Brand Brother Kathy Linkous President Abby Gail Walsh Vice-President Tamea C-ehlent Patty Bailey Paula Tarnogorski Cindy Goetz Joan Vought Corresponding Secretary Susie Adams Shelia Briley Nancy Bennett Candy Borthwick Vicky Osterholt Susan Johnson 'N Q. Pat Sweeney Rosanne Anderson Ann Hardesty Elsa Jensen Charlanne Dotters Anchors Awerghl No club could have a more appropriate name for the area. This newest girls club got off to a big start by Winning third place in the float division of our Homecoming parade. Dances, drives, and all their activities under the spon- sorship of Mrs. Wells have helped this club into a terrific second year. Karen Milne, Recording Secretary Judy Lund, Treasurer Judy Tiplady, Historian Sandie Dalton, Chaplain Sandy Freeman, Sgt.-at-Arms Rowe Morris Eddie Schiler Larry Shiles Robert Gaillard Mike Weinroth Brad Butler Llee Gillis H b S ipper Pi S ry Phil Jenks u -':'-.Zi Johnston Caldwell Alan josephson Jay Lytton Sandy Budd Sweetheart Peggy Snow Sweetheart Learning to be better citizens under the capa- ble leadership of Coach Surrette and President Gary, these boys comprise our newest boys club. A few of their many activities were selling fruitcakes for Christmas, sending money to aid mentally retarded children, attending Civitan meetings, and providing us with an annual dance. an-1 me- ' by wr JU IOR CIVITAN Gary Peterson President Jerry Gallentine, Secretary Richard Cordon, Treasurer Jerry Stewart, Chaplain Bobo Coleman, Sergeant-at-Arms Mac Brown, Vice-President v E . .1 Mtiiyelsw. S A ..,, A ..,, N , .ik Y' A 1575? wg at f .352-4 25,5 Zif 14 Q V 1 L .V ,rn-ki ,z : 'E if ' 1 KW? -W L, if Lll. ' Key Club Keyettes Tapping twice a year along with other clubs, a homecoming float, car washes, sponsoring a Korean orphan and many other activities keep this club busy all year. With their sponsor Mrs. McConnell, and their brother club, the Keyettes attend a dif- ferent church each month. In that way they are experiencing many things others are missing. 64 Scott Hager Brother Pete Vasile Brother Lloyd Morgon Brother Peggy Snow Correspondin Helen Murry Treasurer Ilene Roos Sgt. at Arms Calista Force Chaplain Sandy Budd Historian g Secretary Q Courtenay Stark Lyn Barton Sherry Askren Diane Morris Hugette Reoiux Sue de Beaubien Posy Linscott Laura Dean Merle Schreiber Sharon Nelson Cail Cuertin Hazel Rainy Janice Home Diane Davis Mary Ann McFedendge Angela Roper Charolotte Mitchell Pam Fox Linda Oates President Cindy Pike Vice-President Jan Dunn Recording Secretary Spiro Kypreos Bob Hardt Kirk Wilson Martin C-omon Bill Burnam Ricky Graves Mike Potterficlcl Mike Carhart David Bergengren Phil Chanfrau President Pete Vasile Vice-President fwrx Bill Chanfrau Thomas Shroeder Dennis Cantrell 1.--vr SuzAnn Hull Sweetheart Hazel Rainey Sweetheart It has been said that a key unlocks all doors. These boys don't claim to do that but they do unlock many. A key unlocks the doors of happiness at Thanksgiving and Christmas with baskets of food for the needy. v A key unlocks the door of faith by attending church with their sister club, Keyettes. Keys also unlock for us the door of entertainment in their annual dance, Key Klub Krawl. It is their hope and plan to un- lock new doors every day. Pete Zahn Secretary Bruce Van Vleck Treasurer Wibby Corbin Chaplain Bill Peacock Sgt at rms 65 . A Pfw ifmi' 179 Elain Freeman Debby Gammage Sandy Dobrow Penny Albee Mandy Potterfield Linda Bishop JoAnne Causey ludy Newton Margie Emmons Lorraine Chirrico Tondra Manley Sue Stedman Iudy Force Wendy Overton Sharon Crowley Pam Harper Diane Linscott Betty Hogle Dana Barres Linda Taylor Ann Williams Sponsoring the Miss Seabreeze contest and whirl- locgiigi MT3cf0l:gZ?ale Bogrifigart ing us away to all the glitter and joy of the Christmas season at their annual formal, the Holly Hop, are a few of the many contributions the Sub Debs make at Seabreeze. Under its sponsor, Mrs. Pittenger, this club takes S U B - D E B S its role as a service club seriously. The members send baskets of food to the needy, aid in charity drives, and contribute to our landscaping programs. Joy Smiley D'Bette Morris Sally Hearon Jane Goddard Ioan Epton Bonnie Underwood Jackie Prin Chaplain Rec. Sec. Vice-President President Treasurer Sgt. at Arms Corr. Sei U 1 1 - 5 1 Scott Hager Toby Sudul Larry Gonzalez Pete Fiero Dick Livingston Lloyd Morgan jackie Waters Robbie Rouse Uv! Mike Conrad Dave King Alan Comelius Jim Champion .9 X Denny Moffett fr-' 'v Alan Hager Barry Dunn Doug Danks Paul Beckwith Robert Worman Richard Waters jan Dunn Sweetheart Rolling on to our new school with minds full of bright ideas is our Wheel Club. This club has achieved new depths in their many projects. We on the beachside especially enjoy their Crab-Buc Wheel Hour every Wednesday night which brings us our latest school news. George Craig Y President f joe Pace gg, 3 fr Vice-President Fred Nichols X44 4-W ' Judy Clarke Sweetheart Linda Oates Sweetheart 16' S ecfe raw HEEL CLUB Max Boales, Sgt. at Arms Rob Moore, Chaplain Tommy Tucker, Treasurer Al Goodrich, Parliamentarian WHEEL CLUB SUB - DEBS 1 will i i wi' egg? V fvf I ' f1:5,fLf5::SS--lv 7wx5SSiwfQf. . . - ,, ,,,X.,.,1g 5 , TRI - HI - Diane Stephen-President Judy Clarke-Vice President Judy Hoch Sherron Mills Susie Harry Lynn Chidsey Ronnie Sprauge Hazel Dayton Milcie Hester Janice Matejka Sharon Bronson Medley Buhner Janice Easterling Janet White Paula Sacks Boo Kirkland Pat Niles Georgia Counts Donna Raynor Charlie Cobb Brother Bill Sizemore Brother Larry Gonzalez Brother Always with a crowd and in a crowd you,ll find these club members. Under Mrs. Gwen Montgomery's able supervision, the girls take part in the usual service club activities. We the students most look forward to their Coronation Ball following the Miss Seabreeze contest. They also keep the trophy cases ship-shape and present the 'Tri- Hi-Y Thought for the Dayv. Lynn Brumby-Sgt. At Arms Pat Oliver-Treasurer Dottie Butler-Historian Terry Oherle-Chaplain Suzann Hull-Secretary Bob Becker Charlie Cob Bill Archer ,v l ZL1'7 file' sm' vd1 v jim Cook Jim Owen Billy Walser John Lewis Bob Stewart Jim Sheply John Bell Phil Rizzo Steve Buckholt Sonny Fussell David Smith Raymond Long jim Gibson Harry Kroll Joy Deen Pat Oliver Margie Emmons Dottie Igptler Ricky Nelson Be SHARP- and these boys certainly Sweetheart Sweetheart Swee em are. As their motto indicates, to them everything's sharp. Along with its sister club, Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y engages in many service projects during the year. H I Y An annual treat that we all look for- ' ward to is their Roaring Twentiesv dance in April, complete with mock gangsters and flapper girls. Charles Rizzo john Rogers Tom Lager Billy Sizemore Bobby Dunlop Cary Weber President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Sgt. at Arms K pew---.,,, ...un-un, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Matejka, Mike Robin- jun Gray, Sherry Askren, Mike XVcinroth, Pat Oliver, Chris son, Jade Green, Al Goodrich, Courtenay Stark. SECOND ROW: YVickersham, Janice Eusterling, Annie Laura Dobbins, Garth Ann Hardesty, Laddie Romano. THIRD ROW: Linda Shapiro, Banks. CLASSIC L MUSIC CLUB The newest addition to our Sea- breezc club family is our Classical Music Club which joined the group this year. Its aim and purpose is the better understanding of all the kinds of music. Membership is limited to those chosen by the charter members in 21 vote much like our various serv- ice clubs. 72 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Robinson, Chaplaing Annie Laura Dobbins, Secretaryg Mike Weinroth, Sgt. at Armsg jane Goddard, Treasurerg Al Goodrich, Vice Presidentg Jade Green, President. THESPIANS Bringing New Jersey to our sunny beachside city via Cheaper by the Dozenv was the major project of this club. As one of our largest clubs, it takes an active part in the operation of our school by bringing real drama to our stage and encouraging participation. - lril 11:13 ' FIRST ROW: Pete Fiero, Vice President, SuzAnn I-Iull, President. SECOND ROW: Mike Wienroth, Treasurer, Marcia Skol- nick, Secretary. THIRD ROW: Miss Tra- wick, Sponsor, Kathy Linkous, Historiang Abbigail Walsh, Chaplain. SITTING, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mac Motley, Dana Barres, Marcia Skol- nick, Mac McClister. SITTING, SECOND ROWV: Miss Trawick, George Gramatikos, Jane Goddard, Sue Curry, Darris Gramley, SuzAnn Hull, Chris Wickefsham, Ann Hardesty, David Freedman. STANDING, THIRD ROW: Marlene Samuels, Gloria Anderson, Abbigail Walsh, Julia Hoffman, Margaret Miller, Tamea Gehlert, Eileen Hoffmeister, Linda Brown, Richard Brand, Tina Craig, Pete Fiero. UP STAIRS, TO TOP: Jane Lee, Penny Albee, Paula Gitek, Lynn Barton, Jackie Rice, David Fisher, Mary Bumham, Walker Fisher, Paula Cagney, Judy Mersch, Renee Eissler, Cathy Wharton, Nancy Norman, Robert Gaillard, Janice Easterling, Linda Abel, Terry Oerhle, Garth Banks, Georgia Counts, Kathy Link- ous, Suzi Kistner, Mike Weinworth, Joanne Causey, Cynthia Cartwright, Patty Perry, Mike Robinson, Jade Green, Pam Caldwell, Charles Rizzo, Doris Bishop, Al Goodrich, Shexffy Askem. NOT PICTURED-Harry Kro 73 MRS. PAULINE HEFT-Glee Club Director With her infectious laugh and per- petually happy countenance, Mrs. Heft is a beloved teacher. Patient through all the trials of putting on a full scale musical, Oklahoma, the dis- trict and state contests, and all the Civic engagements, she inspires the devotion of her students. i GLEE CLUB OFFICERS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Toy Flegal, Point Chairmang Linda Shapiro, Girls' Presidentg Roseanne Anderson, Clee Club Presidentg Linda Brown, Secretary-Treasurer. SEC- OND ROW: Garth Banks, co-chair- man of business activitiesg Eddie Hartje, Boys' Presidentg Darryl lack, co-chairman of business activities. 74 Y f'r SEATED: Linda Shapiro. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Toy Flagel, June Shweers, Libby Carothers, Lyn Stanton, Caroline Crable, Rosanne Anderson. SECOND RONV: Sheri Roberts, Jack Thompson, Ellis Pike, Harry Kroll, Albert Goodrich, Eddie Hartje, Darrell Jack, Kathy Bartosch. THIRD RONV: Linda Brown, jack Lavender, Garth Banks, Mike Weinroth, james Norgeman, jimmy Reed, Chloe Goings. 10 TEENS LEFT TO RIGHT UP STAIRS: Annie Laura Dobbins, Diane Lawson, Linda Shapiro, Pat Evancho, Lynn Maynard, Lana Butler, Judy Cannon, Susan Strang. 75 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Williams, Mina Sue Mc- Donald, Susan Reed, Sue Adams, Cindy Waibel, Louise Louis, Lana Butler, julia Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Kathy Hallman, Chris Frasier, Sharon Hester, Karen Winkle, Sue Findlay, Phyllis Falcny, Ruth Garifola, Iudy Gundlah, Lola Davies. THIRD ROW: Sandy Reed, Kathy Coffin, Jack Thompson, Lee Patterson, jim Champion, Daryll jack, Helen Zust, Virginia Christman, Kay Maxwell, at piano: Laddie Romano 76 ANCED FIRST ROXV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Toy Fle- gal, Nancy Dahl, Susan Strang, Pat Evan- cho, Sherry Roberts, Libby Carothers, Bobby Soderlnnd, Linda Brown, Cindy Cartwright, Ioan Soderlund, Kathy Bartoseh, Roseanne Anderson, Chloe Goings. SECOND ROW: June Schxveers, joyee Augustine, Lynn Stan- ton, Annie Dobbins, Lynn Barton, Carolyn Crable, Tony WVhirlow, Ellis Pike, Lynn Maynard, Diane Lawson, Jane Lee, Bobbi Greaves, Merle Schrieher, Callie Clifton, Laurinda Chappelle, Judy Cannon. THIRD ROW: Jack Wolfram, jack Lavender, jim Bazemore, Grath Banks, ,Tim Nordman, Ken- ny Hayes, Mike Weinroth, Al Goodrich, Eddie Hartje, Jim Champion, jim Reid, Daryll jack, at piano. SITTING-Linda Shapiro. STANDING-Jane Goddard. MIXED GLEE CLUBS BEGINNERS Qi ?'r':' hf' . I 9-Q ' we :QQH Q ir' I A 4 .,,, 7 r i FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Reed, Toy Flegal, Nancy Dahl, Patty Evancho, Sue Adams, Sue McDonald, Linda Brown, Cindy Wibel, Cindy Cartwright, Joan Soderlund, Laurinda Chappelle. SECOND ROW: June Schweers, Brenda Barnett, Sherry Roberts, Libby Caroth- ers, Louise Louis, Susan Strang, Kathy Hallman, Jane Lee, Kay Maxwell, Diana Lawson, Kathy Bartosch. 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'C Af v Leading our band with blazing temper, broad smiles of approval, and sometimes short patience is Mr. Dean's unbelievable job. The credit for our intricate field formations and our high ratings at State belongs to him. my A1 xl ,mf A? k - avg 1 M, ,M 2' f Q0 H, ' K surf 'F 'hr JK X ma' x 1 f xx, f as ' f K 1 In 1. ' MM -M - . . , .'.ff . 'X N xl z 3' 4' fi: FORCE CLARKE mama-swam-m mvmewammunaaannmm RUBBER BAND A Masquerade party? The Skid Row of our fair city? No, it's just that group known to all as the Bub- ber Band. Who would think at quick glance that these boys are chosen for their musical talents? But they are. They provide the music and comedy for many civic enter- tainments and of course are always ready to show off for us. But Mr. Dean, Why me? Our Solo Twirlern VO LU SIA Thank you, Mr. Martin!! Lookmg To Fame The Marching Hundred -Q Smiles, Personalities, and Bodies 'ef N. 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This man's insight and foresight have created a Well-balanced athletic program and well-loved director. OUR COACHING STAFF These people, dedicated to athlet- ics, physical fitness and sportsman- ship, compose a coaching staff of which all at Seabreeze are proud. Fine teams and records are achieved through their perseverence, knowl- edge, and ability-all well-applied. FIRST ROVV: Coaches, Mr. Simmons, Mr. Surrctte, Mr. Jennings. SECOND ROW: Coaches, Mr. Chandler, Mr. Smith, Mrs. Stewart, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Hogan. 'QATHLETIC HISTORY For the last five years, Seabreeze has been the home of some of Florida,s finest athletes. The first thing a Sandcrab thinks of concerning sports is the football team with an outstanding five- year record of 38-10-3. Since 1958, S.H.S. has con- tributed seven All-State and five All-American players, and the Sandcrabs have been with the Beach Bowl since its start in 1960. Coaches Iack Surrette and Ierry Chandler began here in 1960. Since then, the Seabreeze basketeers have made records well Worth bragging about. Being Florida State Champs highlited the 60-61 season record of 27-2. One of the major spring sports is Track, under the supervision of Coach Simmons. A total of seven records have been broken in only three years. Although we placed second in the County Meet and Beach Relays in 1959, we moved up to first in the Beach Relays in 1960 and came in second in the Black Knight Relays. In 1961 Coach Chandler was put in charge of the hitherto unorganized golf team. That year we won 8 and lost 1, and placed twelfth in the state. We placed seventh in the State Tourney and had an 11-1 record in 1962. Under the supervision of Mrs. Gail Stewart, the girls, tennis team has taken the State crown three times in the last five years and were runnersup one year, last year the boys, team came in second in the State Tourney, the first time in the history of the team that we ever placed. In 1957, the girls, swimming team took second place in the freestyle relay at State. Although our baseball teams have not yet won any awards, we of Seabreeze are proud of Coach Dunlop,s fine efforts. 85 OUR FOOTBALL COACHES Aiding Coach Hogan in keeping up his good humor is Assistant Football Coach Jim Simmons. Known throughout the school for his now- healed ulcers he has become one of the most oft'-quoted teachers at ye ol, alma mater , Sea- breeze. Shrieks of sil'ly', and K'I'm gonna scar you , will forever echo through our halls thanks to this well-loved man. 86 COACH HOGAN COACH SIMMONS Sparkling blue Irish eyes often turn to dark blue storm clouds accompanied by a smirk and a not so joyous bellow. This man has led us to such a victorious season? Why of course! He is none other than head football coach Fred Hogan, who with his wit, charm, and understanding has triumphantly led us on to one triumph after another on the gridiron. We of Seabreeze say, Thanks for it all, Coachlv THE FOOTBALL SEASON AT A GLANCE SEPTEMBER 21, 1962-LEESBURG This was our season opener and the mighty Sand- crabs were off to a great start. The tremendous running of Charlie Cobb and joy Deen coupled with the fine blocking of Livingston, Archer, and Erickson sparked the Crabs to a 13-6 victory. SEPAEMBER 28, 1962 FLORIDA-TALLAHASSEE A journey to the capital city proved a hard fight which ended in a 6-6 tie. Hurt by numerous penalties and a nullified touchdown, we were able to cross the goal only once. OCTOBER 5, 1962-PALATKA Traditionally one of our hardest battles, our Sand- crabs were held to a slim 7-0 Win over the Maroons. Dick YVade came through with unusual punting ability and, in 6 boots, averaged 37 34 yards. Ioy Deen came through with our one touchdown to make it a game long to be remembered. OCTOBER 12, 1962-SANFORD In one of the toughest games of the season and a real heartbreaker, our Crabs lost by a single point to Sanford. They played a great game and it was just fate that we were not victorious. OCTOBER 19, 1962-ST. AUGUSTINE Our yearly battle with the ancient city ended with sweet revenge for the Sandcrabs after last year's tie. Highlights of the game were the outstanding defensive plays of Cary Weber and Billy Sizemore and the fleet running of Ioy Deen and Ricky Nelson. OCTOBER 26. 1962-LAKE CITY Our first trip to this city is a pleasant memory to all Sandcrab fans. The hustling qualities of Joy Deen and our pass combination Tom Lager and Fred Nich- ols, spurred us on to a 25-19 comeback victory. NOVEMBER 1, 1962-DELAND An unusually tough fight between the two Vo- lusia archrivals, Deland and Seabreeze. became an easy victory for our mighty Sandcrabs. A beautiful pass in- terception by Bill Archer and two touchdowns by ace halfback Charlie Cobb gave us our fifth victory, NOCEMBER 17, 1962-OAK RIDGE CHOMECOMINGQ The night was Seabreeze's from the sounding of the whistle to the last countdown ending a wonderful game. Touchdowns by Charlie Cobb and Tommy Lager, aided by Gary Weber's sparkling defense, gave Sea- breeze a decisive 21-6 win over Oak Ridge. NOVEMBER 21, 1962-NEW SMYRNA Our hard hitting Sandcrabs shut out our age old rivals, the ,Cudas, 19-0, in our season's closer. The only dim spot of the evening came in the 2nd quarter with the loss of Charlie Cobb. Steve Buckholt and Torn Lag- er did the honors at the goal line to wind up a great season. NOVEMBER 30, 1962-LIVE OAK QBEACH BOWLD Crippled by the loss of halfbacks joy Deen and Charlie Cobb, our Crabs were kept scoreless through four agonizing quarters. The Sandcrabs were powerless as undefeated Live Oak romped to a 30-0 victory. 87 VARSITY pf' we Bobby Becker Iim Cook Sonny Fussell Charles Rizzo QCaptainj R' .Khin Bill Sizemore Kikki Gresham Bob Stewart Charles Erickson I fu 'Qhnllrft Sill Bill Archer Steve Buckholt jim Owen Jim Gibson lfoofillflleman FIGHTING LETTERMEN Charlie Cobb fCaptainj Tom Lager Gary Weber Dick Wade Richard Brand Iohn Delk Dick Livingston Richard Hawes Rickey Nelson Bill Chanfrau Fred Nichols R .., Ioy Deen cs ' ' SANDCRABS flilillllsfn ff' Wfhe Backfield ff 0 R FIGHTI G L. ' .lfq ll seas, '-'7 'vw FIRST ROW: Fred Nichols, Rick Nelson, Charlie Cobb, Tom Lager, Joy Deen. SECOND ROW: jim Owens, Sonny Fussell, Dick Wade, Richard Brand, Bobby Becker, Steve Buckholt, Bob Stewart, Bill Archer. 'Tackling in ,ff J, Pa, ee -1 75 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Spraul, Steve Buck- holt, Bill Chunfrau, Dick Livingston, Kikki Gresham, Bill Archer, Charles Erickson, jim Cook, Sonny Fussell, Bob Stewart, jim Owen. SECOND ROW: Richard Brand, Tom Lager, Charley Rizzo, Jim Gibson, Dick Wade, Bob Becker, jim Willman, Van CR BS Linemenw WWE T D 6 Harrison, Charlie Cobb, Ricky Nelson, Tom Nichols, Gary Web- er. THIRD ROW: David King, Alan Hager, Billy Sizemore, jim jones, john Delk, Fred Nichols, Richard Hawes, Kenny Hayes, Harry Kroll, Richard Collins, Albert Leavitt, George Gramatikos. FIRST ROW, LtoR: Ioe Ellicot, Pete Thompson SECOND ROW: LtoR: Bo Coleman, Kirk Wilson ' ...f hi bv xvuxugwa 'xlvlfeshia as 2'-iw 5- KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Denny Moffett, Jean Osborne, Randy Cowart, Allen Hager, Albert Leavitt, Harry Kroll, Jim Champion, Alan McKay, David King. STANDING: Jim Hanes, jim Jones, Kenny Hayes, Barry Dunn, Ray Long, Roger Brovsm, Richard Collins, Bill Walser, Alan Smith. THE JUNIOR VARSITY COACH DAVID SMITH, 92 y , ' iH 'H A+ if .. W Wav ff X- ! Rx, , ' -I -4 3 1, ' 5' W Y i 5 x ,, M .f . X - AX fag 13, k A Q iwr2ff,f:ewef 4P'ffsf?'r. F' s.-J 49 if sf 3 xg 3 5 2 5 s f .L..a.4 . Q fr Q ----.... IANI 1 V H -...,4. V4. ..,v. ...,.-- ' , VARSITY CHEERLEADERS SUZANN J. V. CHEERLEADERS CAROL E Character, strength, and winning basketball-each in abundance-are pro- duced at Seabreeze under the leader- ship of Coach Iack. OUR BASKETBALL COACH AND MANAGERS I A l N IOHN ROGERS DENNIS CANTRELL MAX BOALES LARRY GONZALEZ SYLVAN WELLS TOM LAGER SCOTT HAGER BILLY WALSER MIKE CONRAD BOB HARDT H U' , i I ,- A S X , gefal. . lain M'Mf 'Q' .'5u A E Y, ,iw W. , if, . FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT-David Bergengren, Robbie Rouse, Greg Cush, Marshall Bradley. SECOND ROW- Mike VVhite, Steve Danko, Alan Hager. THIRD ROW- Bobby Hendren, Ken Hayes, Gene Osbome. FOURTH ROW-Fred Jensen, Tom Tumbleson, Jim Iones. V. SQUAD D COACH COACH JERRY CHANDLER VARSITY BASKETBALL SCURES Seabreeze lax Fletcher 1 H Seabreeze Tampa Jesuit 40 High Point Men-Rogers A Seabreeze Melbourne 60 High Point Man-Rogers H Seabreeze Fletcher 47 High Point Man-Rogers H Seabreeze Leesburg 41 High Point Man-Cantrell H Seabreeze Lake City 51 High Point Man-Boales CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT H Seabreeze Lake Worth 49 High P0lI'1t Man-Boales H Seabreeze Jax Jacksonville 57 Hlgh P01Ht M2111-R0g6rS H Seabreeze Cocoa 54 High Point Man-Hager Well, didn't we do really A Seabreeze Andy Jax 69 High Point Man-Rogers terrific? H Seabreeze Miami Jax 65 High Point Man-Lager H Seabreeze Palatka 38 High Point Man-Hager A Seabreeze New Smvrna 30 High Point Man-Cantrell H Seabreeze Tampa Plant 65 High Point Man-Rogers H Seabreeze Bishop Kenny 65 High Point Man-Lager A Seabreeze Leesburg 49 High Point Man-Rogers H Seabreeze Dupont 52 High Point Man-Lager H Seabreeze Melbourne 57 High Point Man-Rogers A Seabreeze Cocoa 56 High Point Man-Rogers A Seabreeze KMI 67 High Point Man-Cantrell A Seabreeze Sarasota 54 High Point Men-Rogers, Cantrell H Seabreeze New Smyrna 48 High Point Man-Lager A Seabreeze Fletcher 35 High Point Man-Hager H Seabreeze P. K. Yonge 54 High Point Man-Lager A Seabreeze Bishop Kenny 51 High Point Man-Rogers GROUP - TITUSVILLE A Seabreeze Satellite 30 High Point Men-Rogers, Hager A Seabreeze Sa1'1f0rd 60 I-Iigll P0iI1t Man-R0g6rS A Seabreeze Deland 29 High Point Man-Rogers Hi, I coach the JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL little SCORES A Seabreeze Melbourne ..,,. ..., 3 1 Seabreeze Jax Fletcher 111 1111 54 Seabreeze Leesburg .,.. .... 1 5 Seabreeze Cocoa ..,,... .... 3 3 Seabreeze Palatka 1,,,,,.. .... 4 7 Seabreeze New Smyrna .... .... 4 0 Seabreeze Bishop Kenny 111 1111 69 Seabreeze Leesburg ,,.... .... 4 1 Seabreeze Iax Dupont ,,,. ,,,. 4 8 Seabreeze Cocoa Ls.. 1 .... .... 4 7 Seabreeze New Smyrna 1111 1111 55 Seabreeze 100 Bishop Kenny Each year as our basketball team approaches the preliminaries for the state basketball championship, the Seabreeze Senior High School student body sends a tele- gram to our team wishing them good luck and success. This telegram reaches the team at game warmup with over 800 student names on it. In this way we let our team know we are behind them all the way. . . . OUR SCHOOL BACKS OUR 6'TEAM FIRST ROW-Dottie But- ler, Manager, Bonnie Un- derwood, Assistant Man- ager. SECOND ROW- Alice Cohen, Diane Ste- phen, Laura Hare, Hazel Dayton, Medley Buhner. THIRD ROW - Laurie Comon, Candy Borthwick, Susan Doolin, jane Kin- sey. LEFT TO RIGHT-Rek Kinsey, Paul Beckwith, Kent Coleman, Phil Chanfrau, Ricky Graves, Robb Moore, Brian Lane, Bill Bum- ham. KNEELING-Coach Jerry Chandler. G O i KNEELING-Co-Captains Phil Chanfrau and Ricky Graves. W STANDING-Coach Chandler and Co-captain Robb Moore. 5 fl.. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT-Pam Harper, Carol Brill, Dana Barres, Tondra Manley. SECOND ROW: Debbie Mar- teeny, Renee Eisler, Mandy Potterfield, Carol White, Judy Force THIRD ROW: Wendy Overton, Sandra Bragg, Sandie Collins Helen Murray, Penny Albee, Linda Taylor. TENNIS TEAM ' f f 5 1 5 1 J, ,.,, . dfg 3 f M Q . ' , fi 'A , A f , - 0 'Q 1 S if! ff' f f J' ' FRONT, SITTING-Tom Schroeder. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT-Tom Ripple, Skip Pilsbury, Alan Comelius, Mike Ruben- stein, joe Ellicot. SECOND ROW: Bill Lefko, Doug Danks, Don Marteeny, John Kessel, Russ Shaw, Jerry Stewart. LEFT TO RIGHT-Skip Pilsbury, Boys' captain: Mrs. Gail Stewart, Girls' coach, Mr. Gene Primm, Boy's coachg Wendy Overton, Girls' captain STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT-Bill Archer, Scott Hager, Ainslie Buhner, Jim Gibson, joy Deen, Charles Rizzo, Gary VVeber, Coach Jim Simmons. KNEELING-Bobo Coleman, mgr.g Pete Fiero, Trainer, Raymond Long, mgr. TRACK TEAM Q KNEELING: Tom Wood and Ricky Wagner, Managers. FIRST ROW: Denny Moffet. George Crumatikos, Bill Sizemore. SECOND ROW: Kenny Hayes, Dennis Cantrell, Wibby Corbin. BASEBALL TE C l in , X-.N 'u 3 53 ,www , SPRING SPORTS l i 1 i i L ..1 ', ,K ACTION BOTTOM TO TOP, OUTSIDE ROXV: Bobbie Dunlop, Son- ny Fussell, Tom Lager, Bill Sizemore, Charles Rizzo, Dick Livingston, Bill Archer, jim Owen, Ricky Graves, Raymond Long, Bob Stewart, joy Deen, Van Harrison, Jim Gibson, Bill Chanfrau, jim Cook, Bobby Becker, Cary Weber, Carolyn Steph- enson, Dottie Butler, Diane Stephen, Courtenay Stark, jan Dunn, Helen Murray, Pam Harper, Wendy Overton, Danna Barres, Tandra Manley, SuzAnn Hull, Linda Oates, Carol Brill. BOT- TOM TO TOP, INSIDE ROW: Kikki Gresham, D'ek Wade, Charles Erickson, Ronald Spraul, Richard Hawes, Richard Brand, Hazel Rainey, jim YVilm1n, Medley Buhner, Charlie Cobb, Ricky Nelson, Steve Buckholt, BoBo Coleman, Hazel Dayton, Laura Hare, Janice Horne, George Cramatikos, Wibby Corbin, John Rogers, Dennis Cantrell, David Smith, Pat Oliver, Pete Ficro, Scott Hager, Phil Chanfrau, Mike Rubenstin, Tom Ripple, Jerry Youngberg, Alan Cornelius, Skip Pilsbury, Larry Shiles, Robb Moore. 66 99 The S Club is composed of those students who by their outstanding athletic ability have earned an award letter. While membership in this club is primarily honor- ary, they also take part in social activities such as putting the first dance of the year on so as to help the football team cover their expense of insurance. LEFT TO RIGHT-Charlie Cobb, Vice President, Ioy Deen, Treasurer, Bill Sizemore, Sergeant at Arms, Charles Rizzo, President, Helen Murray, Secre- Qwifi . my WX 1-1 W' sf FE RES 1. ' M., vw -. 1 Do'rTrE BUTLER SEPTEMBER OVEMBER N The Season of Witches and Goblins Back to Schoolg Leaving Summer Activities OCTOBER Boo KIRKLAND DIANE STEPHEN The Time For Thanksgiving Dishes JANUARY ' JAN DUNN Christmas Cheer In Seabreeze Students LINDA ofmas DECEMBER Our Own Miss Seabreezev, 1963 Won't You Be Her Valentine , MARCH SUZANN HULL 'Eva FEBRUARY A fi Vf Q - ' R A ,,.x .,-, K . A APRIL HUGETTE RIOUX Lots,a Surf, Lots'a Board, Lots,a Girl MAY She'll Get a Big,un CINDY PIKE IANICE EASTERLING Spring Vacation on The Beach JUNE The Prom, Graduation, and Beach', JUDY CLARKE GLEE CLUB KEYETTES BAND V . I . ' ' K 4' Ov Y V ,gf . ni' A F V 'A I ,gg ' , , 3 V .k, ,. my , V K . 'W Qi.Ar gf',.m5:'31l Aff' -'Q , u-,, -i , J Q Q - J,-W .A ,S V . M: , - . aalrfi .vy 1. . LLYEZS , - ' , . 2-I 54 f'f5', ' ff - V 3-MMS' I . , . ' . i, S 'A'3 f lx, , iff,-r . Y , li vw, L, M Hgg3'L Qf,-T r K ff' 'Z 4 . A M p if , F251 2'-' SENIOR CLASS ANCHOR CLUB HI-Y CLUB HOMECOMING '62 It was going to be a long afternoon and evening for the band, and they were saving the big, brassy happy notes for the devoted who lined the curbs. Up South Peninsula they gave it the quick step, with the drummers banging out the beat. No one heard the tweet', of the copis whistle when he held up the traffic under the light on Main Street and everything turned right. The brass section cut loose and the bass drums exploded. It was a tight turn at Grandview for the floats, but worth the effort, because the Iunior High set were in full cry waiting in front of the old school, and you could tell they were impressed with the great sound and color and maybe they dreamed a private little dream of to- morrow and next year. A snappy left turn on Seabreeze Boulevard, and the floats were glistening in the sharp sun. Some old folks moved off the porch of the hotel and joined old folks who vacated the matinee sesion in the auction house. They loved it-those old folks-and they waved the cautious wave of old people, and the back of a waving hand passed secretly over a wrinkled cheek and caught a'rheumy tear. A sign on one of the floats promised the Sandcrabs would flatten the athletes from Oak Ridge, and by some crazy happenstance the menu stuck in the window of the Chinese restaurant listed the day's special as boiled crab with hot sauce. Across the bridge they marched, and students fell in line at the end of the parade. One of the fishermen on the catwalks had been King Charlie and Queen Judy lucky that day, and held up a string of adrumfishf' The drum section gave him the old rat-a-tat-tat and a collective smile. Down Beach Street, and on to City Island, and the marchers were glad to get off the concrete. Out at the stadium that night it was all lights and sound, and the convertibles flashed and glittered. The Queen's court joined the Queen and King, and Miss Judy was a lovely Queen. King Charley had plaved a tough first half, and to tell the truth he looked like a King who,d been busy quieting a revolution outside the palace gates. A little later he helped put down a minor revolu- tion bv the men of Oak Ridge, but not until the old grads lived through a thrill or two up in the grand- stands. The Sandcrabs wrapped up a 20-6 homecoming present for the old grads, and that's as it should be, for old grads forget the games lost and remember the wins. It was a long day, and some of the memories were long, long memories. Later on at the homecoming dance an old memory came into focus for a young old grad and his young wife. See that pretty cheerleader? asked the pretty young wife of the young old grad. Yes, I see herf' Her face is familiar, said the young wife. It should be familiar, said the young old grad. When we were in Seabreeze you were baby sitting for herf' It was a long day. A long day and a very good day. Phil de Beaubien Daytona Beach News-Journal s X xx W M5 X ,4 K V . M , X 1 . WY. a,, x . 'n X 'xi' v J 3 xx ,X 1 5 1, K - x X X X75 RX .k .H X x X . Q,-VX ' EC XX Lfx N ' ,rx 4' '15 al'-'X V H' , A .. 'v ,Sf Q 1 AQ 'xv N . 1 v x 1 A X . V, 'fy XX 1 G 1 1 ,, xx' I xl, ' T Jf,,f X Y X 1, M X 1 X XX X x ' 1 1 f f ' V ' W Xa X X fy Q , H 1 ,lf 1 1 W lin ' I X' 1 I x XX lx xx A X t LLX. 'X X XXX xx' V X fl X LX X Xxx XX A N wx X X x 6 . 1 R ' . H , .vs r ' . 'Q K P5 C 'f 'x fi f-,ne w ,. af. 3 ,. V V .wiiefewws 1 gpg iw-gm: OUR BUSY ii eu QE 'H 4159 -4 'W fa The Big Play On Words Find What You're Looking For?? 'I 'I6 EH: Stop, The Crab Is Eating Hazel! The Royal Scene HOMECOMING 'You Tell 'Em,Al Judy and Charlie, Beauty and Brawn ,J Caged In Finishing Touches .n Lil' Abner Climl, Daisey Mae Uuclyl Now dis here dance was de best, yes Suh! Hit was put on for us'n by dat swingin' class, de juniors. Us'n stomped de hay off de floor for a real corker of a time. Dere was even some artificial corn-squeezin's for us mountain-bred folk that happens to be lost wav down here. And that ain't all, Marnmy and Pappy Yokum, Daisy Mae, Abner, Marrvin' Sam, and all the rest of our happy lil' band of neighbors came to say hello. The Gang From Dogpatch 11' Pappy Yokum qrxiup, Mamxny Yokum fLynJ SADIE HAWKINS DAY Marryin' Sam CRickyJ, Wolf Cal Uanicel . . . AND SEABREEZE STUDENTS CHOOSE THEIR GWN CHRISTMAS KING AND QUEEN . . . Charlie Cobb and Judy Clarkev HULLY HOP The traditional Holly Hop was just that this year. With its gorgeous Christ- mas tree, the many-colored lights, the tinsel, the holly, the beautifully dressed girls, and the handsome, formally dressed boys, it was a joy for all who attended. The distant Oklahoma territory of the late 1890's, with all its colorful characters came alive for us when the Glee Club under the direction of Mrs. Heft gave its annual production. Our own pretty Laurie fRosanne Andersonj and handsome Curly fLarry Conzalezj, brought the famous love story to our stage. Aided by the gailv-costumed chorusl a line of Can Can dancers, and a beautiful ballet, we were transplanted for an evening to Oklahoma. Here we met the villain Iud, fMike Weinrothj, flightv Ado Annie fCindv Cartwrightj her jealous guy, Will Parker CAI Coodrichj and a devilish Aunt Eller Uane Goddardj. OKLAHOMA my I T ,fi 34 E, j A V 1 ff 'fn.f' J , ff 1 1 4 5- f- Hy:-,ww f ff: 1 ' X - - 'H ig egg- 5 Q yn X . R5 ,Q Wa' . 5 J Sw ' f stiff R- 'ai' 5 X . 'Vx 'Ji' I, ' - V., 'iz' ' ' '1 f' 'W 'yr ,fl . f V CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN Would you like a dozen children or do you think you might? We had a much better chance to consider the pos- sibility after watching the Thespians pre- sent their first play. Father fChris Wickershamj and Moth- er fMarcia Skolnickj were experts in management. Thev had to bel And the children responded accordingly. Ann CTina Craigej being the oldest, was first to rebel against F ather's old- fashioned ideas of dress and proper chap- eronage. She was readily joined by her two younger sisters, fSuzAnn Hull and Iane Goddard, and Father compromised. The hilarious comedy was directed by Miss Trawick and Miss Stewart and will be in our minds for many days. PRESENTED BY THESPIANS IUDY CLARKE F IAN DUNN IACKIE PRIMM DIANE STEPHENS T H E SEABREEZE SUZANN HULL CALISTA FORCE CANDY BORTHWICK D0'I'I'lE BUTLER IANICE EASTERLING MISS CONTEST LINDA OATES CYNTHIA CARTWBIGHT SANDY BUDD ELSE JENSEN SUE STEDMAN PROM COUPLE 3 I Lyn and Bill are symbolic of the Prom-its before- hand flurry, the majestic night itself, and the day at the springs. This couple is typical of all of us who par- ticipated in the Prom Madness. . 3' X' ' A , A : NX 4335 W J Q44 A ' J, 'fo , A415 'I mg 3-xi x , A , I if uri , 5 n 'U Q -Q 'X f 1 1. I7 ,a. nv ,Q w a t ff- ln A11 wi WS! N. - F W si, ' ' J' 3' ,Q , mv' . Q Q fi j'. f f. J F., ann V, ' .3121 , 'T '..wL.dl51B X ' xg!! 7 , ,,.. ' lk frifwfif .L EA- s . 7'1lIi4,iKQ'.N 514,552 'I , Q l g'!!'....,-5 K5-j: 4.4 ,X , A ,V,Q A k .f 4 we M., , , ry' 'A' . wif , . , . 5, va .. :A ,W L ,E 4' wp . o . - a3,e3i' f - Ni Q? is J' M Q SIS, A 35:17 lift' Qiligm . . Triax k -' . K gk 2 V 1 vi ' A L Ai A ,eff tg. . - 1, Q, iii, , 3 Q., gr w 1: A Q Slfwgils ER 2' . ' , X L, , ESM . I 1' G -V V iv? gmail S I. W M , ' f' YQ Q f fem ,KS v I: ' 4 2' . V '5 V 'fiffyllf . ' . fl X ' 2 . 1- if W -5 f . , K 9 ' fj, ' ' 5 Y' 5.-u K . 4 1 1 1' y A -, - N !':-.!H'f f M, , - 1 gi 4 '+. K. f fr-.fist - ,, f.1QvWDlv:1.! W ini ' N- THE 1963 VVhat a crew! Your posing girls .. The Thinkers Wagner's Gang Alone in a comer. -nl Al Goodnch Asst Editor Mr. Roger Wagner, Sponsor, Ierry ANNUAL STAFF Posy Linscott, Business Manager Through the efforts of this group of selected seniors and juniors, and their sponsor, Mr. Wagner, this year's Sandcrab has been successfully published. Mr. Roger Wagner, The Boss LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Gailard, Pam Fox, Sherry Askren, Ianice Easterling, David Smith, Lynn Chidsey, Al Goodrich, Eileen Hoff- meister, Joe Pace, MaLou Koch, Gary Harris, Alice Cohen, Ierry Stewart Eileen Hoffmeister, Bookkeeper M T63 jj? Kwik my ' QMM? QMJSMW MM 25212 MW wlfffflf ii 79 ,WM Mfg Qgyy 3,1- '-f I SENIOR CLASS - x 1963 + y K 1 X +. X fi . 'NqSm,.Q. W T A . 15.3.1-'LJ 'ff ' A 'H-1 -We Wil ' ' , .iiwkiafeiiimitqd15:' .WM an Q., . 'Sami ,- . -ll? 1- 'PY , ZE,!'yg:., ,. ' ' ' 5 R11 in IH 5 5 nf 196 3 rnIn1f5:5I1gI1Iuv if white flnwwzwhitv was mniinzwhai we are is nil? gift in nag mimi 1112 Irerume if naw The seniors hold the future of our world in their hands. The space capital of the world is a mere sixty miles from our shores. We watch the gigantic missiles streak skyward over the ocean, in the same way we watch our seniors ascend to meet the challenge of life in the space CLASS OF 1963 O F F I C E R S age. We watch them not without a shade of doubt and a pinch of anxiety but also with faith and pride in their rise to their destinies. As they leave us, they leave behind many memories which time will never erase. Their place as a part of the life of Seabreeze will remain forever. Dottie Butler, Presidentg Charlie Cobb, Vice-Presidentg SuzA.nn Hull, Sec- retaryg Sally Heaton, Treasurer. 137 KURT ROSANNE CLAUDIA Kurt jay Abbe Rosanne Anderson Claudia Ruth Archer Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Daytona Beach, Florida Grand Bahamas September 7, 1944 August 24, 1945 February 27, 1945 honor roll . . . quiet and song bird . . . reserved . . . news scooper . . . blondie conservative . . . future lovely to look at fickle and cute success JOYCE Ioyoe Augustine Charleston, South Carolina May 12, 1945 big dark eyes . . . loves fun . . . independent PATTY Patricia Lou Bailey Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania March 28, 1945 ambitious . . . eager to please . . . genuine BARNEY DOUG GARTH Alfred Barnhart Douglas G. Banks John Garth Banks Phoenix, Arizona Chester, Nova Scotia, Canada Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada October 12, 1945 September 4, 1944 May 23, 1944 great white hunter . . . gentleman . . . always in the Glee Cluber . . . solid bass . . . likable . . . likes a lunch line . . . canadian boy . . . future minister good time GAIL LYNN KATHIE Gail Russell Barrett Dona Lynn Barton Kathie Elaine Bartosch Indianapolis, Indiana Troy, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania October 6, 1944 April 21, 1945 January 8, 1946 unpredictable , , , independent rowdy ten . . . likes a good good natured . . . . . . nonohalant but time . . . genuine enthusiastic . . . easy going determined JAN JOEY Jan Meria Bazemore Daytona Beach, Florida June 6, 1945 sorta quiet . . . likable . . . thoughtful BOB Robert Kay Becker Phoenixville, Pennsylvania August 25, 1944 happy-go-lucky . . . sincere friend . . . considerate . . . dwrfvl Joey Saundra Beatty Florence, South Carolina August 9, 1945 unaffected . . . sweet . . sincere JOHN DORIS John Bell Doris Carol Bishop Charleston, West Virginia Daytona Beach, Florida August 20, 1945 January 20, 1945 great on the guitar . . . quiet and timid . . . sweet carefree . . . sense of humor . . . inclined to be serious SALLY SHERRY RICHARD Sally Susarme Bopp Sherry-Anne Borthwick Richard Eaton Brand Springfield, Illinois London, England Ithaca, New York October 22, 1945 February 9, 1946 February 19, 1945 a smile for all . . . poised . . . attractive Mr. Music . . . handsome cooperative . . . loves fun nice to all . . . manly and people KATHIE LINDA Kathie Ruth Brown Linda Eileen Brown Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Daytona Beach, Florida Ianuary 17, 1946 November 30, 1945 considerate . . . classy determined . . . sincere clarinetist . . . reserved . . . an individual MAC PAT SANDY George McNicol Brown Patrick Swinney Bryan Judith Sandra Budd Cambridge, Massachusetts Daytona Beach, Florida Farmville, Virginia April 27, 1946 August 4, 1945 December 22, 1944 traveling man . . . terrific capable . . . conscientious vivacious . . . a good worker trumpet . . . agreeable disposition . . . pleasant manner . . . all around good girl 140 AINSLIE BILL BETTY William Ainslie Buhner, II Francis Richard Burnham, II Betty Buschman Torrance, Califomia Cambridge, Massachusetts Daytona Beach, Florida Ianuary 24, 1945 july 11, 1944 March 8, 1945 witty . . . cheerful . . . good senbus . . . ambitwus quiet and reserved . . . for a laugh . . . independent courteous . . . high ideals DOTTIE LESLIE Dorothy Io Butler Atlanta, Georgia August 13, 1945 dependable . . . resourceful . . . a born leader LIBBY ANN Elizabeth Ann Carothers Charlotte, North Carolina March 20, 1945 soft spoken . . . earnest . . . anxious to please Leslie William Cantrell Daytona Beach, Florida December 3, 1945 agreeable dlS170Sit12711 . . . considerate . . . a little boy PHIL CINDY Philip Chanfrau Cynthia Am, Cartwright Daytona Beach, Florida Tryon, North Carolina ADl'il 30, 1945 September 17, 1945 good-looking . . . neat songstress . . . cute . . . dresser . . . Seal1reeze's sparkling Sam Snead JANE IUDY STEVE lane Ellen Cherry Judith Mayo Clarke Steven Fain Clinger Daytona Beach, Florida Richmond, Virginia Orlando, Florida August 31, 1945 November 16, 1945 September 3, 1945 friendly smile for all . . . Queen . . . a ready smile conoientious worker . . . unaffected . . . pleasant for everyone . . . flirtatious friend tn all . . . quiet CHARLIE Charles Lombard Cobb LOWELL Augusta, Georgia Lowell David Cobb September 12, 1945 Abbyingon, Pennsylvania eoerybodyis friend . . . September 14, 1944 always laughing . . . sea food place . . . big star athlete fisherman . . . weight lifter BOBO JIM Robert Lewis Coleman James P, Cook WIBBY Sumter, South Carolina Savannah, Georgia Wilber Kenneth Corbin Zune 5, 1945 May 23, 1944 Cambridge, Ohio teae er's assistant . . . Belk-Lind.sey's boy . . . drives August 29, 1945 future banker . . . football the green bomb . . . tall and slinky . . . one of the manager . . . letter man chosen nine . . .outfielder BENNY GEORGIA MARY PAT Benjamin Paul Counselman Georgia Don Counts Mary Pat Crandall Bethesda, Maryland Lynchburg, Virginia Norwick, New York May 9, 1945 July 12, 1945 November 15, 1944 big fellow . . . sand spur Tri-Hi-Y forever . . . Oueen's Rowdy 10 . . . always .smiling heart throb . . . gentle sister . . . fickle , - - - beach girl CAROLYN GEORGE Carolyn Lee Crable George Paris Craig Charlottesville, Virginia St. Augustine, Florida April 9, 1945 June 29, 1945 quiet? . . . heck no . . . future Wheel's leader . . . what a nurse . . . license driver man! . . . dependable . . . TINA IUDY SUE Betina Rose Craige Judith Ann Culley Sue Kathryn Curry Roanoke, Virginia Washington, D. C. Marianna, Florida November 16, 1944 May 4, 1945 September 13, 1945 sparkling eyes . . . true President's territory . . . hair M .Y.l'. forever . . . drives the Thespianuleuelheaded likesilk...smartdresser redbomb...friend1y WAYNE BILL SANDEE Wayne LCSW! CYI-Phel' William Wilfred Dalrymple Sandra janet Dalton Butler, Pennsylvania Springfield, Massachusetts Asheville, North Carolina October 30, 1945 April 25, 1945 July 31, 1945 big h0m ' - - bland hai' - - - good looking . . . vocational girl drummer . . . always leader ofthe band minded . . . always with a girl smiling . . . personality plus HAZEL IOHN Hazel Lynda Dayton John Delk Albany, Georgia Gainesville, Florida November 1, 1945 January 25, 1945 versatile . . . gay and sparkling varsity boy , . . gentleman . . . eager to learn . . . independent LISETTE CHERRY DAVID Lisette Jacqueline Denis Shirley Cheryl Denton David Swanson DeRosia Weedon, Quebec, Canada Greenville, North Carolina Bradford, Pennsylvania November 26, 1945 May 5, 1945 April 17, 1945 French girl . . . quiet and newcomer . . . sparkling Yankee boy . . . new on the conservative . . . honor student personality . . . angel eyes campus . . . college bound 'I44 BOBBY IAN Charlanne Gail Dotters Robert Bruce Dunlop Ianet Marie Dunn Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Daytona Beach, Florida Detroit, Michigan December 2, 1945 August 21, 1944 May 19, 1945 fun loving . . . one of the enjoys life . . . Hi-Y'e1' . . . Miss Seabreezen . . . talk Rowdy 10 . . . peaches'n' carefree . . . swingin . . . about funllf. . . montreat cream nice to know madness MARGIE Margaret Ann Emmons JOAN Ioan Epton Centralia, Illinois April 8, 1945 wittiest . . . Hi-Y's choice . . . always a smile . . . Gator gisgef SHIRLEY RICHARD Shirley Io Faith Richard Arthur Federmeyer Dalton, Georgia NVheeling, West Virginia Iuly 15, 1945 Iune 30, 1943 soft spoken . . . genuine . . . member of the 100 . . tall in reserved . . . always sunny height and character Crenda, Mississippi Iuly 21, 1945 crazy clown . . . never a dull moment . . . cheerful RICK Richard Felisko Bridgeport, Connecticutt March 25, 1945 down to earth . . curious . . . polite to all PETE DAVID SANDRA Peter Van Etten Fiero David Thomas Fisher Sandra Marie Flake Amsterdam, New York Fort Myers, Florida Daytona Beach, Florida June 29, 1945 June 7, 1945 February 12, 1945 handy man . . . willing and has a good time . . . easy fair complexion . . . calm, ready . . . dependable going . . . agreeable cool, and collected . . . kind newshound and sincere TOY CALISTA Toy Christine Flegal San Femando, California July 7, 1944 sweet and petite . . , simple Calista Ruth Force Lakewood, Ohio December 18, 1945 individualist . , . twirls-and manner . . . nice to know haw! . . . cute gal TODD JIM ELAINE Todd Foster James Carl France Sarah Elaine Freeman Sandusky, Ohio Daytona Beach, Florida San Diego, California July 19, 1944 October 24, 1944 May 11, 1945 explosioely quiet IPQ . . . goes hot VW . . . devilish . . . oh that ring . . . Bari Chase his own way . . . moe guy racing anyone? II . . . helpful SANDY SONNY Sandra Kay F ritschel Luther Moxley Fussell Syracuse, New York El Paso, Texas March 10, 1946 January 27, 1946 new addition . . . product of the strong, silent type . . . General Electric . . . import F rances' man . . . friendly from Yankeeland smile TAMEA Tamea Jeanne Gehlert Daytona Beach, Florida April 18, 1945 sweet . . . luring smile . . . fun loving . . . a friend indeed SHERI Sharon Lee Cearrusso IANE Mt. Prospect, Illinois Jane Goddard November 14, 1945 always smiling . . . maiorette . . . personality plus . . . Durham, North Carolina August 28, 1945 generous . . . talkative . . . fun . . . always happy brown eyes CINDY CHLOE Cynthia Sannar Ceotz I Chloe Anita Goings East Cleveland, Ohio Swansboro, Georgia May 20, 1945 December 7, 1944 devil or angel? . . . energy to sing, sing, sing . . . spare . . . everlovin' considerate . . . mysterious scatterbrain blue eyes MARTIN Martin Fellows Gomon Detroit, Michigan June 10, 1945 future architect . . . polite . . . fun . . . great friend 'S LARRY NANCY AL Lawrence Alan Gonzalez Nancy Marie Goodfellow Albert Murray Goodrich, Ir. Daytona Beach, Florida Wyandotte, Michigan Providence, Rhode Island July 11, 1945 July 30, 1945 June 9, 1944 born leader . . . friendly . . . pleasant and polite . . . sports wit'tiest?? . . . quite a considerate . . . all around oar driver . . . enthusiastic character . . . merrymaker good guy . . . rebel rouser BOBBI IOHN Marguerite Graves Iohn L'Engle Graham Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia January 27, 1945 january 18, 1945 fun loving . . . love those quiet and shy . . . RED hair hairdoes . , , wriggleyfs . . . quite a sense of humor supporter JAN RICK Ian Baynes Gray MIKE Richard Tracy Graves Orlando, Florida Michael Bruce Greenbawm Greenwich, Connecticut April 19, 1945 Newark, New Jersey October 14, 1945 musician and magician . . . April 30, 1945 VW, Corvair, now a truck future Dr. Casey . . . cool trumpet . . . good with . . . surfer . . . golf bug gentleman books . . . down to earth 1 KIKKI SCOTT Julius L. Gresham, Ir. John Scott Hager Baltimore, Maryland St. Paul, Minnesota February 13, 1945 july 12, 1945 talkative . . . always laughing roundball captain . . . . . . friendly Linda . . . avid surfer DIANE Diana Hanna Washington, D.C. December 2, 1945 quiet on top . . . easy-going . . . satisfied? Ralph Ralph Owen Hardie, Ir. Salsbury, Maryland October 27, 1945 fast car . . . cool, calm, and collected EDDIE LAURA Edward George Hartie Laura Candler Hare Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Atlanta, Georgia October 29, 1944 April 16, 1945 piano man . . . happy-gm swimming captain . . . RED lucky . . . likes to have a . . . merrily mixed up good time BOB Robert Miller Hardt Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania june 24, 1945 unlimited wit . . . superior scholar . . . wire WENDELL Wendell William Hawes Milford, Connecticut Jul 28, 1944 hot-rod . . . scientifw mind . . . nice guy NANCY SALLY SHARON Nancy Lee Hayes Sarah Bartlett I-Iearon Sharon Lee Hester Washington D.C. Charleston, West Virginia Daytona Beach, Florida December 24, 1945 january 22, 1946 December 1, 1945 talkative . . . independent vioacious . . . full of surprises blond hair . . . high scores . . . always on the go . . . speedy Corvair . . . Let,s . . . has her own ideas ROGER Roger Frank Hills London, England October 16, 1944 motorcycle fan . . . quiet . all the way from England go! ...A's are easy ELMO Elmo Hillerich Louisville, Kentucky August 25, 1945 likes a good time . . . white Coroair SUZ ANN BILL BILL SuZAnn Swinney Hull William Tucker Hollis William Bartuloo Howard Daytona Beach, Florida Nashville, Tennessee Daytona Beach, Florida July 13, 1945 November 1, 1943 July 26, 1945 pretty clothes . . . dependable trumpet man . . . VW driver honor society leader . . . boat . . . eyes talented . . . . . evil eyes . . . preachefs son owner . . . sports enthusmst flirtatious I BETTY JUDY JOE Betty Patrisia Jones Iudith Kaplan Joseph Henry Kincaid Orillia, Ontario, Canada Gloverson, New York Washington D.C. October 21, 1944 December 31, 1945 October 10, 1945 commanders daughter . . . reserved . . . integrity and blue M .G .... what me dedicated . . . sweet smile intelligence . . . conscientious worry? BOO Mary Grace Kirkland Atlanta, Georgia DANNY Daniel Marc Kopels New York, New York April 7, 1945 May 12, 1945 dream girl . . . merrymaker what an accent!! . . . mad . . . oh! those numbers artist . . . New Yorker TOMMY SPIRO FRED Thomas Walter Lager Spiro Theodore Kypreas Frederick William LaCava, Ir. St. Louis, Missouri Deland, Florida Morgantown, West Virginia Iune 19, 1945 December 23, 1945 October 22, 1945 that special something . . the O.P.C. owner . . . intellectual . . . class brain tall and blond . . . studious . . . honor student . . . little but mighty roundball star KAREN GEORGE JIMMY Karen Lake George Charles Henry Lang James Dexter Laskey Worchester, Mass Kitchener, Ontario, Canada Daytona Beach, Florida October 9, 1945 October 7, 1944 September 29, 1945 one of those blondes . . . Ginger's angel IPI . . . loves that horn . . . polite sweet and sincere . . . quiet black Cadilhzo . . . tall yet distant and handsome JACK John Marvin Lavender Troy, New York October 17, 1944 nice looking . . . friendly JANE Mary Jane Lee Bellefonte, Pennsylvania February 6, 1945 exotic look about her . . serious . . . well dressed . . . heartful of fun and poked DANNY Daniel Edwin Lewis ELAINE JEFF Marion, Ohio Dorothy Elaine Lewis Jeffrey Taylor Lewis December 19, 1945 Blandburg, Pennsylvania Wilmington, North Carolina Danny lzoyl' . . . intellectual August 4, 1945 August 1, 1945 . . . likes to read . . . prety hair . . . kinda' quiet newcomer from Mainland clever wit . . . sincere . . . quiet and reserved 5 IOHNNY KATHY POSY Iohn Alexander Lewis Kathy Andrea Linkous Rosemary Linscott Atlanta, Georgia Daytona Beach, Florida Boston, Massachusetts Iuly 5, 1945 January 20, 1945 August 20, 1945 last of the good looking sweet and clever . . . Posy . . . rare wit about Lewis' . . . Hi-Y and fun reserved yet very her . . . beautiful smile . . . loving . . . nice but naughty comprehensive gentle and considerate of others DICK RENAE Richard Livingston Daytona Beach, Florida May 24, 1945 'rruzdras kidv . . . very sharp dresser . . . serious . . . drives red M G Renae Sue Long Chattanooga, Tennessee July 10, 1944 hard working . . . gentle at heart . . . pretty smile NANCY JACKIE JUDY Nancy Anna Lowe John Clyde Lukse Judith Anne Lund Minniapolis, Minnesota Iacksonville. Fiorida Staten Island, New York January 7, 1945 Febluary 20, 1945 September 8, 1945 artistically inclined . . . Navy man . . . Great Lakes future nurse . . . contact pleasant . . pretty eyes forever . . . Ian's boy kid . . . talkative MAC MARY ANN MIKE Edward Hielman McClister III Mary Ann McFetridge Michael Dennis McI-Iale Kittanining, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Johnson City, New York September 13, 1943 January 10, 1945 October 6, 1945 marching 100 forever . . . angelic glow . . . flawless big -Wfpfilf?-9 C0109 in little considerate . . . genuine complexion . . . tender smile Pwkages - - - Something beneath his impish charm . . . cute DENNIS DEBBIE Deborah Kay Marteeny Kenosha, Wisconsin May 15, 1945 swings a mean racket . . . always thinking of others Demxis Martin Altoona, Pennsylvania June 23, 1945 new addition . . . pleasant ...downtoearth... nwe to know . . . polite PATTY BETTY ANNE Patricia Ann McGlaughlin BettyAnne Eda Mentzel DARYLL Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Mineola, Long Island, New York Archie Daryll McClanahan October 17, 1945 Seotember 17, 1945 Grugby, Virginia quiet . . . cooperative love that watuse . . .giggle October 19, 1944, . . . pretty . . . happy go lucky si IUDY Judith Ann Miersch Prospect Park, New Jersey November 18, 1945 maforette . . . soft-spoken . . . sweet KAREN Karen Lynn Milne Gary, Indiana November 22, 1945 talkative . . . gay and sparkling . . . always laughing BILL William Fred Miller Valejo, Califomia October 5, 1944 love those skeeters . . . mechanic . . . quiet at first SHERRON Sherron Lynette Mills jacksonville, Florida October 4, 1945 everybody loves her . . . strictly colegiate . . . unpredictable CHAROLOTTE Charlotte Anne Mitchell Mount Airy, North Carolina January 20, 1945 beware the twinkle in her eyes . . . the shy are the ones to watch . . . Kirkis gal . . . FRANCIS BOB ROB Francis George Monaco Robert Franklin Montgomery H0563 Carver M0070 Deland, Florida Atlanta, Georgia Boston, Massachuttes october 19, 1945 August 8, 1944 Febmav 15, 1945 , H oney-Bear . . . easy going kinda silent . . . good fore! - - - Oh that fed lwifl . . . warm-hearted natured . . . fun to be with . . . conscientious LLOYD D'BE'I'l'E GRANT Lloyd Douglas Morgan D'Bette Monday Morris Grant Lee Morris Elmira, New York LaFollette, Tennessee Arlington, Virginia December 22, 1944 August 31, 1946 Ianuary 5, 1946 welcome back . . . clean's smart dresser . . . Sul: tall and tricky . . . Mr border . . . the drum Delfer . . . good student Band man . . . a class bram maiorettes choice . . . so pretty LEROY Leroy Elsworth Morrison HI Daytona Beach, Florida February 12, 1945 neat dresser . . . Ioy League . . . Saturday night fan . . . SHARON Sharon Morrison Rochester, New York July 14, 1944 froliclcing . . . happy angel eyes 30 lucky HELEN Mary Helen Murray MIKE CHUCK St. Augustine, Florida Michael John Nardi Charles Edwin Newman june 14, 1945 February 28, 1945 Cambridge, Massachusetts tennis star . . . witty and Ithaca, New York April 8, 1945 wild . . . oh! that summer small and smart . . . that another band man . . . oh! camp foreign car . . . Nord that accent . . . what a smile NANCY LINDA IOHN Nancy Ann Norman Linda Ioyce Oates John Michael O'Brien Tallahassee, Florida Evansville, Indiana East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania May 7, 1945 September 13, 1945 September 13, 1945 budding artist . . . quiet most popular . . . Scotfs Sally's boy . . . creative . . . sincere steady . . . dependable and writing genious . . . gentleman delightful PAT Patricia Oliver Chicago, Illinois March 31, 1945 Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y forever . . . peachy . . . million ADDIE Adelaide Lesley Osbome Mexico City, Mexico August 17, 1945 Yankee town . . . rowdy . . . Saturday night fan . . . cute and saucy S smile LESLIE JOE TOMMY Leslie Wiliam Pendleton III joseph Pace, Ir. Thomas Dale Partridge Lake Whales, Florida Newark, New jersey Port Huron, Michigan November 17, 1944 October 24, 1945 january 26, 1944 rev it up . . . pendle . . . gif-t of gab . . . sense of drives the 409 . . . beach happy go lucky . . . Lanky humor . . . independent bay . . . fun lover Les GARY CINDY GAIL Gary Gritiner Petersin Cindy Hall Pike Jane Gail Quinton Lumbertown, North Carolina Huntington, West Virginia Daytona Beach, Florida April 22, 1945 June 2, 1945 June 14, 1945 intelligant . . . fun . . . calendar girl . . . beauty contagious laughter . . . our leader . . . big band man contestant . . . mature . . . nurse Nightingale . r . a fun lover mind of her own HAZEL Hazel Bonita Elizabeth Rainey Miami, Florida June 8, 1944 our most uersatie . . . Dallas SCOTT Scott Dee Ransom Bellevue, Ohio December 11, 1944 carrot top . . . great lakes forever . . . red Ford . . . forever . . . vivacious dependable DREW JIMMY Drucilla Raymond DONNA James Halton Reid Daytona Beach, Florida Donna Vee Raynor Davenport, Iowa july 23, 1945 Greensboro, North Carolina April 25, 1945 the spirit of Seabreeze . . . June 21, 19444 millions of records . . . Monza quiet . . . Spanish linguist co0lYiresser . . . fun-lover . . . driver . . . Ski King . . . calm eyes ...traveler friendly . . . a sharp girl Hi-Y forever 158 IACQUE Jacqueline Ioynt Rice Detroit, Michigan March 20, 1945 quiet . . . hard worker . . . determined SHERRY Cheryl Lea Roberts Arlington, Virginia May 2, 1945 perfnipretty . . . uioacious ..,newcomer... makes friends fast HUCETTE CHAS Hugette Mary Rioux Charles Jerome Rizzo Quebec, Canada Long Island, New York October 3, 1945 June 22, 1944 ooh-la-la . . . madoiselle . . . one of the Bobbsey twins . . . attractive . . . Canadian girl Moose . . . Hi-Y's prexy BUDDHA Spencer Michael Robinson Greenville, South Carolina May 16, 1945 Buddha . . . the Tritons' own . . . Drumer Boy . . . always something to say IOHNNY ILENE John LeRoy Rogers Ilene Lois Roos VANCE Daytona Beach, Florida Brooklyn, New York ,- Vance Edward Rountree, jr. January 20, 1945 May 17, 1945 Savannah, Georgia well-liked . . . our roundball Rooster . . . brains and June 26, 1945 hero . . . once a gentleman, beauty . . . fun-loving . . . work? Whafs that . . . always a gentleman dresses well nice to know I5 9 'Sgr George LORY EVELYN George Vemon Rouse Loreen Laura Sacco Evelyn Constance Salser Lafayette, Louisiana Providence, Rhode Island Tarentum, ennsylvania November 25, 1945 April 5, 1945 March 30, 1945 genius is only great patience such a laugh, such a smile . . . quiet . . . dependable . . . a . . . Math marvel . . . a sure to have a friend is to be one, true friend . . . a good worker sucoessmperfectionist and her friends are many TONY BOB Ioseph Anthony Scioli Robert Iolm Schaffer Daytona Beach, Florida Patterson, New jersey May 28, 1945 October 11, 1945 wanta argue? . friendlz . . . unprzdictabge wit . . . math easy to get a ang wit w iz . . . e t at hath . ..sincere knowledge spareth his words GAIL MERLE JUNE Gail Alyce Scheld Merle Sandra Shreiber Iune Mary Schweers Kittery, Maine Toronto, Ontario, Canada Staten Island, New York April 30, 1945 August 22, 1945 June 10, 1945 perky n cute . . . gift of gab smiles galore . . . constant smart . . . likes a good time . . . enjoys life .... shortstuff chatter . . . neat dresser . . . fun to be around 160 'fa DAVID IIM LARRY David Scott James Robinson Shepley Lawrence Thomas Shiles Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Takoma, Maryland Daytona Beach, Florida Iuly 19, 1945 Iune 17, 1945 September 30, 1945 laughtefs the best medicine what, me worry? . . . likes to drag . . . looking . . . I never think of the friendly . . . guitar man with for Welcome and Guidance . . . future, it comes soon enough the blues . . . surfboani EDDIE Edward Leonidas Shuler Columbia, South Carolina june 23, 1945 few of his kind . . . what accent? . . . nice to know MARCIA Marcia Ellen Skolnick New York, New York Iune 24, 1945 quiet but friendly . . . refined . . . intelligent BILL William Eugene Sizemore Daytona Beach, Florida December 11, 1945 Billsie . . . the other Bobhsey twin . . . Stud . . .Hi-Yforeoer VINCE PEGGY Vincent Parker Snead Peggy Ann Snow Jacksonville, Florida Daytona Beach, Florida September 26, 1944 September 10, 1945 dragster . . . party boy . . . Sneg . . . top twirler likes a good time . . . nice guy chipmunk . . . cute Corvair 161 ELLEN DAVID RONNIE Ellen Hean Spees David Milton Spitler Veronica Spraque Binghanton, New Y0rk Schenectady, New York Morristown, New jersey June 25, 1945 May 20, 1945 June 27, 1945 quiet at first . . . but then . . . the Great Debater . . . GE petite . . . fun and funny . . . the hopper . . . common sense brain . . . philosopher on the beach DIANE Diane Lynn Stephen CAROLYN Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Carolyn Stephenson December 24, 1945 St0Ckt0H, Calif01'I1iH peaches'n' cream . . . D6CGH1b61' 15, 1945 original . . . natural blond ffm, fun, fun, fun! - . - , , , gift of gab pixie-ish . . . dimpled smile JERRY BOB TOBY Ien'y Benjamin Stewart Robert Hose Stewart Harry William Sudul Brooklyn, New York New York, New York Duquesne, Pennsylvania September 28, 1945 August 2, 1945 April 12, 1945 specs . . . racket-er . . . enchanting eyes , . . lots of hustler . . . Wheel Clubber our editor . . . real nice fellow fun . . . easy going . . . rowdy . . . cool dresser GENEVIEVE Genevieve Teresa Szmuc Ha'an Rineland, Germany August 8 1945 DOROTHY Dorothy Mae Tankersley St. Augustine, Florida February 14, 1945 blonde . . . we lilce that accent red head . . . librarian . . . . . what a smile quiet JUDY Judith Kay Tiplady Providence, Rhode Island June 13, 1945 reserved at first . . . Anchors Aweigh . . . sort 'a short PAULA Paula Toni Tarnogorski Canonsburg, Pennsylvania June 2, 1945 beauty and brains . . . oh, that T-bird!! JOHN John Tryon Philadelphia, Pennsylvania January 19, 1945 Linda's steady . . . conscientious . . . mechanic TOMMY Benson Thomas Tucker CHARLIE BRUCE Bi.rmi.ngham, Alabana Charles Van De Vord Bruce Gilison Van Vleck January 5, 1946 Daytona Beach, Florida North Adams, Massachusetts Wheel Clubber . . . cute March 13, 1945 February 28, 1945 blonde . . . rowdy . . . looe sportsman . . . worker at track man . . . brain . . . that laugh heart . . . married man Swimmef PETE DICK ABBY GAIL Peter Vasile Richard Robinson Wade Abby Gail Anne Walsh Goslar, Gennany Morehead City, North Carolina Chicago, Illinois April 19, 1945 May 17, 1945 October 14, 1945 studious . . . college bound T-bird . . . girls, girls, girls, sharp dresser . . . plenty of . . . liked by all . . . Key girls . . . one of the Marching 100 smiles . . . quiet at first- Clubber but then JACKIE Waldo Jackson Waters Orlando, Florida August 22, 1945 witty . . . school, . . . anything for fun. . . .surfer GARY Gary Eugene Weber Columbia City, Indiana February 25, 1945 friendly . . . easy-going . . . well liked . . . winning ways . . , cute MIKE BOB CINDY Michael David Weinroth Robert Harrison White Cynthia Wiggins Orlando, Florida Ogden, Utah Lancaster, Pennsylvania August 1, 1945 December 13, 1944 September 19, 1945 never at a loss for words . . . hard worker . . . DCT . . . has zz good time . . . but Mr. Grassa' likes a jake frolicking . . . smiles 164 DON DO'I'I'IE KIRK Donald Douglas Whitefield Dorothy Cheryl Willis Kirk Harden Wilson Trenton New Jersey Youngstown, Ohio Daytona Beach Flonda December 1 1945 May 28, 1945 ll-1lY 25 1945 quzet all reserved on the go . . . quiet on the ffllmef quiet surface . . . dancing hair NOT PICT RED JUDY Judith Ann Brown Philadelphia, Pennsylvania October 14, 1945 BOB Robert Cassidy Cleveland. Ohio September 3, 1944 DAVE David Perry Fulkerson Owensboro. Kentucky January 23, 1945 RICHARD Joseph Richard Moreau February 24, 1946 Montreal, Canada JACK Jack Anthony Wolfram Daytona Beach, Florida February 21, 1945 LYNN Lynn Sthevn Stanton Macon, Georgia November 3, 1945 HOWIE Howard Stillwell Pitsburgh, Pennsylvania june 12, 1945 DOYLE Iohn Dovle Tumhleson Jacksonville, Florida April 28, 1945 VICKEY Mary Victoria Voight Chattanooga, Tennessee December 5, 1944 SENIOR SIGNATURES QM -.Q ,ol SE lor: SUPERL T1 J X , ,M ,W .A EJ? ' ,Mfr V 75 . 14 ,,1,.,--' .V WP ,AQ 41 4 -M4 er' B 'N M., .443 ' . 3 Eff, A - M A v , ,.,. 5 -'c 2 ,.,. f 1.1, 1 vw 4 f Q ., gy, AV, A, ,rf -. Jftzd. -F ff . ' ' -'fL , . :F' - 1- 'L .4 H , 31 f A l g: K ae . ' 624125, , ,V A . ,5 , .M f+ V V - A -1.. 1 . .W Mau, .,... , W- -L, f ' -' f 'f.Q'zJ NY '11 , if L- fgN,.xk'-- V I 7 ,,.M-:ww- ' ' A21 n e4.Q,..,,, :pm W A -' V ,. f' x -. 'f A . k 'Q . l 1 ' ' 71' f l 135 57 1 '1-ip ,, 3 K. : aw.-M iff? -L , A -.Amex-.W-.f'Y4P4, 2 ,f - , 1 L ,, ., , , , 'ii - X . 1 K.-3 ' 5 .. , Q 5111 , w. 'mf '- M ,gy ,ff-,,,, , ,,l,.q:-,.,Lm-,M ,i3:','3--ff, f - ,, 3gF?r-31095 . 1 f ' ' . S-QED A A x - .154 A:-,iv J .,.Jgu , K' .nfl 'W qw -,N L, A r,,4,3,f,.y..,.:4 A- www. M! ggs ..' 2.-'.Al ...A : -Q4-v L-1' Lff , ,f we J. ,f if ,ii ivy? , A ,J' J- , ,-f MOST PUPULAR .hy N X Q X Q Charlie Cobb and Linda Oates . . .upon them as they passedg the nobles bended and they piled their talents to the breast ofthe sky Larry Gonzalez and Hazel Rainey MOST VERSATILE .A g . A , Fl ' ll 5' 'W l ' ' J t ' wi 1 L ix ...df .41-av4'!2' ff? 1- -ill' is ' 'Rfk '12 , if 1: r' 303 is x',A f '.'? 'Qfi.L1' X x, gs I, ' A-, gg it -my f! A3 f gps? fW,..:?f5 f21i sr ' 2112 ' . ' Em' gn 'f Q as We r Q +4---1' bi INTELLECTUAL . . . the hands that follow intellect can achieve MUST Fred LaCava and Sally Hearon Wk. A MOST DEPENDABLE . . . it is in these hands that the tasks of the worla wzll fall upon George Craige and Dottie Butler 171 , Vai A35 we , Al Goodrich and Margie Emmons WITTIEST . . . they have proven that an ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow 172 Scott Hager and Judy Clarke BEST LOOKING . . . then beauty is its own excuse for being ii , Y .i 1 w, ,Q Q7 MOST IJKELY T0 SUCCEED F recl LaCava and Hazel Dayton . . . these are the ones to be the leaders of tomorrow CUTEST Tommy Tucker and Ian Dann . . . and it is these that shall not wither in the storm 'I73 BEST DRESSED ffl gflza 174 all, as they say, that glitters is not Dick Livingston and SuzAnn Hull FRIENDLIEST . and friendship will always be a sheltering tree Bob Becker and Sally Hearon fg'z,,,,y sq I Li. ue-Sue -.N ,, Ianny ' Calista Sonny Y Kikki mms: v , ,J E rw 43 . Sharon 23 N x 91 A 'h ,,Qw,---rkQ.,,.ai A f ,H Mary Patty Dee-Dee Carolyn Gail 5, i n . ,4 50 ' . V N , ,. X is VA.- A ' .4 - iff ' f fif L if f - - -,f , H J , Posy 1 ' . i kj. .. .Af A d y cindy Ju Y Nancy Tommy NOTSOINNOCENT h Q Dick -Na ,A is IRL., ,,. ,, . 'Y wx 1 ,1 wwf as xv A ' I-, . '1 ,. 5,1 ' . ' 5f Y mi, F 5 B e L Q 6 1 as 'I V an .SF , ' m ff.. Haz 1 Ls, . .dam K Q G :Suzi 2 Libby Freddsy ,A .M .,..a-i'fx:4++wiw- 1 , . -v- 4-an 'E 1. v fl , Y 'f gb -.1n...,w-rzffwfi, 'TW NW , . r' ' ,,..,f..Q...A ,Q .i. UNIORS Vx, Nqr ., xx ... .gy L ' 33 v-rn - N., Q-.. ..f JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Richard Gordon, Vice Presidentg Ioyce Smiley, Secretary and Treasurerg Ricky Nelson, President. Against the neverending roar of the ocean, closer now than ever before, the juniors enjoyed a most successful year in our new Seabreeze. joy for the juniors came in their record-breaking magazine sale in which they achieved their major aim . . . defeat of the seniors. Other events of notice were Sadie Hawkins, the arrival of class rings, and the crowning event of the year . . . The Prom. 178 ....They Led Their Class To A Successful Year-1963 -III- Linda Abel Ronnie Acquaro Fred Althouse Malcolm Anderson Bill Archer Sherry Askren Brenda Bamett Buddy Bazemore Sherry Bearden Larry Beck Nancy Bennet David Bergengren Hill Beverly Linda Bishop Sharon Blackwell Not Pictured: Susie Alleng Linda Alleyg Michele Bennetg jason Berkg Sandy Berry. Max Boales Jack Bodne Betty Bond Lucia Brignardello Sheila Briley Sharon Bronson Kathy Brother Steve Brown Lynn Brumby Steve Buckholt Medley Bllhllel' Brad Butler Lana Butler Paula Cagney Pam Caldwell Johnston Caldwell Judy Campbell Judy Cannon Mike Carhart JoAnne Causey Not Pictured: Sharon Bergerg Carol Cassell. Leo Champagne Bill Chanfrau Laurinda Chappelle Marty Chase Pat Chester X, ' 'lie K x ,f i. 4'afG1?1f2fT7a: fl rl-ig..,J.:.'5,'1'5gi4iQ1ZA?Zi?ELt I Lynn Chidsey Lorraine Chirioo Iohn Chgisman Don Cochran Alice Cohen Sandy Collins Lanette Conley Mike Conrad Alan Cornelius Nancy Dahl Camille Dallas John Dando Steve Danko Dianna Davis Laura Dean Not Pictured: Mike Coutlerg james Dayg Mike Dixon. Joy Deen Carol Dittbenner Annie Laura Dobbins Sandee Dobrow Barbara Doliner lff!5if Susan Doolin Carol Downes Lee Driscoll Jack Dunlop, Ir. Janice Easterling Bob Edwards joe Ellicott Bonnie Emery Lee Evans Cal Fisher Pam Fox Lonnie Freeman Sandie Freeman Robert Gaillard Jerry Gallenline Not Pictured: Mike Foley. Tom Gallentine Debbie Gammage Marina Geaneas Marsha Gelbart Jim Gibson Lee Gillis Abby Goetz Andy Goetz Richard Gordon Darius Cramley Mike Cray Iade Green Judy Cundlah Claudette Haddad Darrell Hanson Ann Hardesty Gary Harris Ken Harrison Richard Hawes DOI! HBWHIIS Not Pictured: Allen Graggg George Cramatikosg Greg Hallg Van Harrisong Sheila Havnerg Martin Heimang Danny Hirst. Lee Hepler Milcie Hester Fred Hether Judy Hoch Eileen I-Ioffrneister Betty Hogle Ioann Hood Janice Home Bob Hungerford Phil Ienks Else 19115911 Susan Johnson Wes Jones Elizabeth Karpodinis lohn Kennedy Lynn Kerr john Kerry David King Iohn King Suzi Kistner Not Pictured: Lynda Hoodg Judy I-Iopkinsg Darrell Jackg Tony Iacksong Tommy Jenkinsg Steve Ienseng Waldo Ionesg Donna Kellerg john Kcssellg Bob Kleiberg Kluas Krane. Kim Klingensmidz Malou Koch Fred Kohrt Kathy Kronawitter Richard Lancaster Ia-'A W. H3 110 ' H Gina Lauxman Diana Lawson Bob Lear Dennis Long Raymond Long Ned Lutz Mike McCracken Sheri McDonald Mary McGrath Sharon Manning Maryam Mannino Ianice Mateika Lyn Maynard Dean Merlau Kathy Merrill Not Pictured: Billy Lucasg Sharon Maplesg Robert Maynardg Clare Mehrng Michele Meyorg Gary Morrisong Eddie Muelbauerg James Neelands. Joel Merrill Margaret Miller Diane Morris Kathy Nasella Ricky Nelson fmwr, jim Newbem Rose Newrick Judy Newton Fred Nichols Tom Nichols James Nordman Terry Oehrle Roger Ollendike Jim Owen Lorraine Pagliarulo Gerae Patton Bill Peacock George Perry Patty Perry Andrea Peterson Not Pictured: Rodger Netselg Stephen Orme. Stephen Peterson Patty Pierce Skip Pilsbury Mike Potter-field Emie Powers iiiaiikikeziiiili w iv'-1 N 'vi' ' ff ' Kenny Priest Iackie Primm Worley Pruett jim Quinn Chris Rand Iohn Read Linda Rice jim Riedel Ginny Riggs Peggy Riley Sandra Ring Tom Ripple Joe Rives Phil Rizzo Angela Roper Not Pictured: Susu Quinng Dave Rossg Maxine Ross. Peggy Ross Robbie Rouse Iulie Ruby Paula Sacks Trudy Schwarz - Al Schmidt Tom Schroeder Bill Schroff Albert Segren Ann Segren Vicki Shamick Linda Shapiro Gloria Shaw Pam Sims Sheri Small Joy Smiley David Smith Ioan Soderlund Courtney Stark Sue Stedman Not Pictured: Larry Schneiderg Bentley Scottg George Sewellg Charles Spanog Ronnie Spraul. Sharon Stephens Peggy Stewart Susan Strang Pat Sweeney Taylor Pete Thomason Ted Titus Kathy Tucker Bommie Underwood Donna Ur Chris Urban joan Vaught Rick Wagner Cathy Wharton Tony W'hirlow Janet White Jim Willman Tom Wood Brad Yeager Gilbert Yglesia Not Pictured: Yanni Toussulisg Dean Van Laarhoven, IIIg Barbara Weberg Sylvan Wells, Denny Wolfg Richard VVoodg Pat Yeager, Paul Yeager. jerry Youngberg Pete Zahn Donald Zust Uflmd 900142 jumions Qelkcted CqTheJUloQt Qutstamdimg MOST VERSATILE M 0 S T P O P U L A R JUDY HOCH AND RICKY NELSON Sl W BESFLOOKING IANICE EASTERLING AND JIM GIBSON MOST INTELLECTUAL BETTY HOCLE SHERI SMALL MIKE POTTERFIELD I92 NT ,Q 6 -gl, CUTEST MOST ATHLETIC JOY DEEN AND 1 IE PRIMM , f 14:4 I K S a P zz 1 va-v -af., g 4491 ig .95 fx: Mlm., Q1 rv-,L -, x N ' ,ag SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 164-x Tn CMMS' C-b Paul Beckwith, President, Wendy Overton, Vice President Iudy Force, Secretary, Sue deBeaubien, Treasurer. . . . . And They Were Chosen To Direct The Sophomore Class Our sophomores, making up the littlest fish in the ocean otherwise known as Seabreeze, proved their ability to do more than their share. Still, the youngest, now that we no longer have the freshmen, our sophomores did more than their part on such things as the landscaping project, club activities, and the Sweet- heart Swing. Eagerly they look forward to next year and their chance to guide Seabreeze through their increased privileges. l95 Sue Adams Penny Albee Gloria Anderson Kevin Anderson Mike Babic Pat Baine Neena Barber Betty Barker Sara Barker Judy Barnes Dana Barres Bill Beck Carol Bell Paul Beckwith Pat Best Pat Beville Judy Bolling Candy Borthwick Alan Brinkerhoff Bit Boales Wink Bolding Bill Brachold Marshall Bradley Sandra Bragg Claudia Breeden A. Carol Brill Roger Broome Evelyn Brown George Brown Roger Brown Fletcher Buice Henry Burks Susan Campbell Dennis Cantrell Anne Carlin Sammy Carothers Bob Carr Kent Chalmers Jim Champion Iack Chick Olivia Chickerell Virginia Christman Paula Citek Ieanne Cleckler Carol Clinger Caroline Coffin Randy Coffman Kent Coleman Richard Collins DeeDee Comelius i 197 Ads w. Herschel Crawford Sharon Crowley Margaret Curtis Gregg Cush Doug Danks Burt Davis Mayr Lynn Davis Nancy Davis Sue DeBeaubien Marguerite Dechenaux Diane DeLaughter Barbara Delson Michele Denis Nikki Diamond Dick Dicerb Richard Dobrow Da.nny Doll Steve Duffy Barry Dunn Bob Dye Renee Eissler Barry Eith Nancy Elder Eddie Erback 4-an ,Q k-Tl'-1 'X fix rf' S, rm li Boyd Erskine George Evans Neil Evans Carol Farrington John Fischer Darlene Flegal Iudy Force Donna Ford Wayne F ritschel Donna Gibbons Bill Goble Lynn Goldberg Laurie Gomon Martin Gragg Ian Graham Richard Graham Jerry Grahn Linda Gulick Susan Haas Allen Hager Alfred Hamilton Brian Hanson Pam Harper Susie Harry VS? -v Jim Hayes Kenny Hayes William Hayes Bobby Hendren Karen Hellerman Julia Hoffman Wayne Hogenboom Sharon Hopkins Judy Jasper Fred Jensen Jimmy Jerge Craig Johnson Alan Josephson Robert Knott Sylvia Keefer LaNell Kenney Lynn Kiker Jayne Kinsey Rek Kinsey Richard Knight Harry Kroll Diane Laben Susan LaCava Albert Leavitt ..- ' Pat Lefler Iohn Lendway Louise Louis Diane Linscott Jay Lytton Mina Sue McDonald Marti McGrath Tom McHale Alan McKay Kathy McLarty Jimmy Maine Tondra Manley Don Marteeny Dianna Martin Kay Maxwell Ricky Meyers Dottie Middleton Iennefer Millen Ioan Mittelsteadt janet Moesser Denny Moffit Rowe Morria Reed Morrison Sandy Murdock Mac Motley 49 Qi r- ,L Sally Mullins Fran Neeld Sharon Nelson Pat Niles Janet Nugent Kathy O'Neil Gene Osbom Vicki Osterholt Wendy Overton Gail Phillips Mandy Potterfield Don Quin Hank Quinton Ronnie Rainey Sandra Reiser Mike Rioux John Roberts Erma Sue Rothenberg Mike Rubenstien Marlene Sammuals Sue Schroeder Russel Shaw Billy Shelton Vicki Shiles Ioel Smith Bob Squires Jerry Squires Rocky Staley Susan Stemberg Ann Steinfield Mary Ellen Strickland ization Thomas Kathy Thompson Kenny Thompson Frankie Thomberg Honor Troese Kathy Troy Sue Tucker Tom Tunbleson Bob Turley John Tumey Steve Van Aemam Gayle Vogle Jeanie Voigt Billy Walser Richard Waters Holly Werthem Carol White Mike White OT PICTURED Reginald Baker Sherry Baker Donna Barrell Florence Batten Elizabeth Betts Robert Blumberg Nancy Bode Mary Bumham Lee Carver Patty Chandlee Linda Chase Sandra Colvin Donald Conn Jeff Craig Edwin Cusack Dorothy Dando Lola Davies John Derosia Dennis Emerson Edward Erbeck Raymond Erskine Michelle Estes Patty Evancho Phyllis Falany Susan Findlay Mary Frazier David Freedman Tommy Frost Ruth Garafola Judith C-enge Donald Coolin Carol Hall Kathy Hallman Richard Harmon Robert Hatfield Karen Wilkes Ann Williams David Williams Rosemary Williams James Haynes Jerry Heacock Quincy Heck Gary Hellerman Sharon Herling J. Calvin Hersome Paul Hudson Neil Hurst Jim Jones Amy Joyner Rena Kocsis Joseph Kovrig William Leiko John Lentz Anne Llewellyn Judith McLaughlin William Mashbum Ralph Miller Walter Miller Alda Mills James Mitchel John Mix Mary Munro Clairette Murray Carolyn Newsom Kathy Odiome Larry Oldaker Virginia Olsen Evan Owen Robert Owens Arthur Pattison Mike Patton James Peery Mary Pellett Elli Perry Joanne Winfree Robert Worman Donna Zimmermann Helen Zust Sandra Peters Ellis Pike Richard Purser James Ramsey William Rankin Ellen Reed Sandra Reed Susan Reed Ladson Romano Brian Schwartz Cynthia Scott Sandra Scott Gail Smith Larry Sockwell Rocky Speas Marshall Stewart Ellen Stone Jocelyne Tardif Joan Teets Jack Thompson Karen Wagner Cindy Wnibel John Walsh Denise Weber John Wemer Diane VVhitfield Toby Widett Robert Williamson Karen Winkle James Yount Elizabeth Zeh Jerry Zimmer Ronny Zimmet ff Saw 'Ubi IQ., v .3 1' 1 ,y , if we h, 1' 1' Q' . - r nz, ' px . 4 7 aw. , N if :Wifi Only the Shape is Square... 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Beach Street STORY'S 701 Volusia Avenue BELLEVUE AVENUE FLORIST l3O0 Bellevue Avenue TOWNWAY FLORIST 48 East Granada Avenue Ormond Beach PORTRAIT - coMMERclAL - AERIAL - REPRODUCTIONS BELL'S STUDIO 208 Volusia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Phone CL 2-0878 . ,gre ,,,, gg, , SENIOR DIRECTORY ,-k .- ,m,,,,,,,-.1 V v - . riv- 1. i-,7.. NifJ,7:,5 ,g:..1g-, N veff11Pf '5'm ',.,M,f,,-.K W! 'SFI ggj,,Q2?5:ij wmw WV, .f -mbf, , ' . ,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,TM. '.1'.'3ff'f'Q-5+?'MRi' A' ' 1' ,,V,,..N,.,.,- .,.. - , ,k ,, uf' , V 1 . ,V -,,. ,.,,.., 7 :V ,WX-'lf'wwf'-.gg-L.,1.fv,,A..,,3- y- t ,',,,,,,f SENIOR DIRECTORY KURT ABBE-Seabreeze 152,354 ROSANNE ANDERSON-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 253,4, President 45 Red Mill 25 Swingin' High 35 Oklahoma 45 Acappella Chow 15 Traveling 20 2,3,45 Anchor Club 3,45 Honor Roll 15 Teachers Assistant 45 Thespians 4 CLAUDIA ARCHER-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 C.A.A. 15 Swimming Team 1,25 Thespians 1,2545 Commercial Club 4, Secretary 45 School Reporter 4 JOYCE AUGUSTINE-Seabreeze 152,3545 Thespians 253,45 Red Mill 25 Swingin' High 35 Ugly American 35 Oklahoma 45 Commercial C ub 45 F .H.A. 1 PAT BAILEY-Seabreeze 1,253,45 G.A.A, 15 Thespians 1,25 An- chor Club 3,4, Parliamentarian 3, Senior Director 45 Honor Roll 253,45 Commercial Club 45 Rainbow 15253,4 DOUG BANKS-Deland 15 Seabreeze 2,3,45 Track 1 GARTH BANKS-Deland 15 Seabreeze 2,3,45 Glee Club 152,3545 Swingin' High 35 Oklahoma 4 GAIL BARETT-Seabreeze 1,2,354 LYNN BARTON-Seabreeze I,2,3545 Swimming Team 2,35 Latin Club l,2,5 Glee Club 253,45 Red Mill 25 Swingin' High 35 Oklahoma 45 Librarian 2,35 Thespians 3,45 Office 45 P.B.X. 45 S.P. 15 Keyettes 4 KATHY BARTOSCH-Seabreeze 1,253545 Glee Club 15253545 Pi- rates of Penzance 15 Red Mill 25 Swingin' High 35 Oklahoma 4 JAN BAZEMORE-Seabreeze Private 1,25 Seabreeze 3,45 Girls Glee Club 35 Library Staff 3,45 Swingin' High 35 Thespians 4 SANDRA BEATY-Seabreeze 152,3545 F.H.A. 1,354, Secretary 35 Latin Club 25 F.N.A. 45 Spanish Honor Society 4 BOB BECKER-Seabreeze 15253,45 Hi-Y 2,3545 S Club 3545 Football I,2,3545 Track 1,253 DORIS BISHOP-Seabreeze I,2,3545 F.H.A. 25 Thespians 1 SALLY BOPP-Seabreeze I,2,3545 G.A.A. 15 Swimming Team 15 Glee Club 35 Swingin' High 3 SHERRY BORTHWICK-Seabreeze 15253,45 Latin Club 25 F.T. A. 3,45 Commercial Club 45 Spanish Honor Society 4 RICHARD BRAND-Seabreeze 1,253,45 Football 2,45 French Club 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 35 Anchor Club Admiral 4 GEORGE BROWN-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Sargeant 45 Junior Civitans 354, Senior Director 4 KATHY BROWN-Olney High 1,25 Seabreeze 3,45 Band 1,25354, Corporal 1,3, Secretary 45 Teacher's Assistant 4 LINDA BROWN-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Thespians 1,253,4, Vice President 25 Glee Club 354, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Our Town 25 Swingin' High 35 Oklahoma 45 Ten Teens 4 PAT BRYAN-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Band 1,253,4 SANDRA BUDD--Seabreeze 1,253,45 F.H.A. 1,25 President 25 Latin Club 1525 F.T.A. 25354 Secretary 35 Keyettes 354, His- torian 45 Senator 45 S.P. 3,45 Band 253,45 Civitan Sweet- heart4 AINSLIE BUHNER-Seabreeze 152,3,45 Band l525354, 2nd Lieu- tenant 45 Junior Civitans 3,4, Treasurer 45 Track 2,3545 Audio Visual 45 S.P. BILL BURNHAM-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Key Club 253,45 Chaplin 35 Latin Club 1,25 Junior Honor Society 25 Senior Honor Society 3,45 French Club 354 DOTTIE BUTLER-Seabreeze 15253545 Tri-Hi-Y 25354, Chaplain 3, Historian 45 Secretary of Northem Conference of Tri- Hi-Y and Hi-Y 45 S Club 3,45 Cheerleader 1,354 Co- Captain 15 Class President 45 Swimming 15 Manager 3545 G.A.A. 15 Hi-Y Sweetheart 45 Miss Seabreeze Runnerup 4 LESLIE CANTRELL-Seabreeze 1,253,45 S Club 3545 Basket- ball Manager 3,4 220 LIBBY CAROTHERS-Seabreeze 15253545 Glee Club 152,3,45 Sci- ence Award 35 Pirates of Penzance 15 Ten Teens 1525 Red Mill 25 Traveling 20 3545 Swingin' High 35 Oklahoma 45 Bowling Team4 CYNTHIA CARTWRIGHT-Seabreeze 15253,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Vice President 45 Traveling 20 3545 Ten Teens 25 Red Mill 25 Swingin' High 35 Oklahoma 45 Thespians 1,253,45 Secretary 25 F.H.A. 1,45 Bowling 3,45 Commercial Club 4 BOB CASSIDY-Signal Mt. Junior High 15 Chucjey-Doak 1525 Sarasota Senior High 35 Seabreeze 4 PHIL CHANFRAU-Seabreeze I,2,3545 Key Club 253,45 Secretary 35 President 45 Latin Club 1525 French Club 45 S.P. 152,35 Deputy of Court 15 Homecoming Sponsor 45 S.G.A. Judge 45 School Reporter 45 Golf Team 253,4 JANE CHERRY-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Girls Glee Club 1,25 Pirates Of Penzance 15 Red Mill 25 Barbershop Quartet 25 F .H.A. 15 Mary Karl 4 JUDY CLARKE-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Band 152,3,45 Majorette I,2,3545 All-State Corporal 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Vice President 45 Commercial Club 45 Key Club Sweetheart 35 Wheel Club Sweetheart 45 Girl's Glee Club 35 Swingin' High 35 Ugly American 35 Oklahoma 45 Best Looking 35 Homecoming Queen4 STEVE CLIN GER-Seabreeze 152,3,4 CHARLIE COBB-Seabreeze 15253,45 Hi-Y 253,4, Secretary 35 Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 Basketball 1,253,45 Baseball 1,25 3545 S Club Vice President 45 Senator 1,25 Boy's State 35 Most Athletic 35 Most Popular 35 Homecoming King 45 Tri-Hi-Y Brother 4 BO COLEMAN-Seabreeze I,2,3545 Band 1525 Football Manager 45 Junior Civitan 3,45 S.P. 1,3,45 Teacher's Assistant 4 WIBBY CORBIN-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Key Club 3,45 Chaplain 45 Baseball 2,3,45 S Club 3,45 Basketball Manager 354 BENNY COUNSELMAN-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Band I,2,3545 Rub- ber Band 3,45 Dance Band 45 Junior Civitan 4 GEORGIA COUNTS-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 J.V. Cheerleader 15 Office Assistant -35 Library Staff 35 Conunercial Club 4, Vice President 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Thespians 4 CAROLINE CRABLE-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 F.N.A. 45 Commercial Club 45 Thespians 45 Office Assistant 4 TINA CRAIG-Dennison Jr. High 15 Seabreeze 2,3,45 William Fleming 35 F.H.A. 15 Glee Club 15 President 15 Track 15 Thespians 2,3,45 Literary Club 35 Pep Club 35 Our Tovsm 35 Christmas Play 35 Red Mill 25 Pink Dress 35 Ugly American 25 Oklahoma 45 Cheaper by the Dozen 4 GEORGE CRAIGE-Seabreeze 15253,45 S.P. 2545 Wheel Club 253,45 President 45 Football 1,25 Basketball Manager 1 MARY PAT CRANDALL-Father Lopez l,2,35 Seabreeze 3545 Glee Club 15 Dramatics Club 2,35 President 35 Spanish Club 35 Pep Club l,2,35 Thespians 4 JUDY CULLEY-Father Lopez 1525 Seabreeze 3545 Class Sec- retary 2, Pep Club 1,25 Spanish Honor Society 4 SUE CURRY-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Thespians 1,253,45 Office Aid 45 F.T.A. 45 Commercial Club 4 WAYNE CYPHER-Seabreeze 152,3,45 Band 152,3545 2nd Lieu- tenant 35 1st Lieutenant 45 Track 35 Chemistry Lab Assist- ant4 BILL DALRYMPLE-Seabreeze 1,2,354 HAZEL DAYTON-Seabreeze 153,45 Chatha.m Hall 25 Swim- ming Team 153545 French Club 3,4, Treasurer 35 S Club 45 Thespians 1545 Latin Club 15 S.P. 1,3545 Teacher's Assist- ance 45 Senior Honor Society 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4 JOHN DELK-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 S.P. 152,3,45 Band 1,25 Latin Club 25 Football 4 SENIOR DIRECTORY LISETTE DENIS-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Iunior Honor Society 1,25 Senior Honor Society 3,4, Historian 45 French Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Commercial Club 4 DAVID DeROSIA-Smithport 1,25 Seabreeze 3,45 Football 1,25 Band 1,25 Chorus 1,2 CHARLANNE DOTTERS-Madison High 15 Seabreeze, 2,3,45 Band 1,3,45 Thespians 2,3,45 Basketball 15 Pep Club 15 Rainbow Girls 3,45 F.H.A. 1,45 Latin Club 15 Swi.mming Team 25 Anchor Club 4 BOB DUNLOP-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,35 Track 2,35 Basketball 15 Baseball 45 Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chaplain 45 S Club 2,3,4 IAN DUNN-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Keyettes 2,3,4, Historian 3, Sec- retary 45 Swimming Team 25 Class Officer 25 F.T.A. 45 Span- ish Honor Society 45 Senate 25 S.G.A. Vice President 45 S.P. 1,2,45 S Club 3,45 Latin Club 15 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Girl's State Altemate 35 Cheerleader 15 Wheel Club Sweetheart 45 Homecoming Court 45 Miss Seabreeze 4 MARGIE EMMONS-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Class officer 25 Sub Debs 2,3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Historian 45 S Club 3,45 Tennis 25 Senator 1,45 Most Athletic 35 S.P. 1,2,3,45 Sadie Hawkins Character 35 Annual Staff 45 Hi-Y Sweetheart 45 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Spanish Honor Society 45 Wittiest 4 IOAN EPTON-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 15 F.H.A. 15 Sub Debs 3,4, Treasurer 45 Latin Club 1,25 Office Assistant 35 Switch- board Operator 45 F.T.A. 4 SHIRLEY FAITH-Dalton High 1,25 Seabreeze 3,45 F.H.A. 25 G.A.A. 15 Tri-Hi-Y 2, Treasurer 25 Band 15 F.H.A. 3,4, Treasurer 35 Thespians 4 RICHARD FEDERMEYER-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Glee Club4 RICK FELISKO-Seabreeze 1,2,3,4 PETE FIERO-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Football Trainer 3,45 Track Trainer 3,45 S Club 45 Thespians 3,4, Vice President 45 Audio Visual 2,3,4, Chief 45 Reporter 45 VVheel Club 4 DAVID FISHER-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Office Aid 35 Thespians 4 SANDRA FLAKFI-Seabreeze 1,2,3,4,5 Glee Club 1,2,35 D.C.T. 45 Pirates of Penzance 15 Red Mill 25 Swingin' High 3 TOY FLEGAL-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Points chairman 45 Pirates of Penzance 15 Red Mill 25 Swingin' High 35 Oklahoma 45 F.H.A. 1, F.N.A. 25 Thespians 3 CALISTA FORCE-Seabreeze 1,2,3,5 C.A,A. 15 S.P. 1,2,3,45 Key- ettes 3,4, Chaplain 45 Band 3,45 Majorette 45 Thespians 1 TODD FOSTER-Palm Beach High 1,25 Seabreeze 3,4 IHVI FRANCE-Seabreeze 1,2,3,4 ELAINE FREEMAN-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Sub Deb 2,3,45 French Club 45 Latin Club 1,25 Red Mill 2, Oklahoma 45 Office 3 S.P. 1,2 SANDRA FRITSCHEL-T. Aaron Levy Ir. High 1, Wm. Notting- ham 2,3, Seabreeze 45 Intramural Sports 1,2,35 Bull Boosters 2,3 SONNY bFUSSELL-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Football 3,45 Hi-Y 45 S Cu 4 TAMEA GEHLERT-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Thes- pians 3,45 Anchor Club 3,4, Corresponding Secretary 45 FNA 45 Spanish Honor Society 4 SI-IERI GIARRUSSO-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Majorette 45 G.A.A. 15 F.H.A. 1,2 JANE GODDARD-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Sub Debs 2,3,4, Presi- dent 45 Junior Honor Society 1,2, Chaplain 25 National Hon- or Society 3,45 Thespians 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,4, Accompan- iest 3,4, Red Mill 2, Swingin' High 3, Oklahoma 4, A Cap- pella Choir 15 G.A.A. 15 Ten Teens 253,45 S.P. 1,2,3 CINDY GOETZ-Principia 1, Seabreeze 2,3,45 Anchor Club 3,45 French Club 3,4, Historian 45 Band 3,45 F.H.A. 4, Spring Musical Production 1 CHLOE GOINGS-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Thes- pians 3,45 Traveling 20 3,45 F .H.A. 15 Girl's Quartet 25 Eiratesi of Penzance 15 Red Mill 25 Swingin' High 35 Okla- oma LARRY GONZALEZ-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Class President 25 Iun- ior Honor Society 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Wheel Club 2,3,4, Historian 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 S.G.A. 1,2,3,4, President 45 S.P. 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 Class Senator 1,35 Tri-Hi-Y Brother 45 Homecoming Court 45 Oklahoma 45 American Legion Good Citizenship Award 15 Boy's State 45 S Club 45 Most Versatile 4 NANCY GOODFELLOW-Trenton High 1,2,35 Seabreeze 45 G. A.A. 1,2,35 F.N.A. 2,3,45 Swim Club 2,35 Speech Club 1,25 Teensters 1,2,3 AL GOODRICH-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Busi- ness Manager 3, Student Director 45 Travelling Twenty 1,2, 3,45 Pirates of Penzance 15 Red Mill 25 Swingin' High 35 Oklahoma 45 All State Music Clinic 1,2,3,4, Experimental Chorus 3, Concert Chorus 1,2,45 A Cappella Chorus 1,2,3,4, Sergeant at Arms 3, Parliamentarian 45 Thespians 1,2,3,45 FTA 1,2, Chaplain 25 S.G.A. Court Personnel 1,2,3,4, Sher- iff 1,2, Prosecting Attomey 3,45 Student Police 1,25 Welcome and Guidance 1,25 Assistant Homecoming Parade Marshal 35 S.G.A. Homecoming Parade Marshal 45 Class Representa- tive 3,4, Prom Committee 35 S Club 1,2,3,45 Rubber Band 35 Sadie Hawkins Character 35 Kiwanis Youth Citizen- ship Essay Award 25 Track Manager 15 Football Trainer 1,25 Baseball Trainer 25 Most Outstanding junior in Music Award 35 Annual Staff 4, Assistant Editor ,45 Assembly Committee 3, Co-chainnan 35 Classical Music Club 4, Board of Directors 4, Vice President 45 American Legion Oratory Eontest 1st. Runner Up 45 Senior Class Superlative, Wittiest IOHN GRAHAM-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,2 BOBBY GRAVES-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Swimming Team 15 Glee Club 2,3,4, State and District 2,3,4, Librarian 2,35 Red Mill 25 Swingin' High 35 Oklahoma 4 RICHARD GRAVES-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 15 Key Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Golf 2,3,4, Captain 3,45 S Club 2,3,45 S.P. 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2 IAN GRAY-Seabreeze Private 15 Seabreeze 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,35 Spanish Honor Society 4 MIKE GREENBAUM-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 S.P. 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 25 French Club 3,4 KIKKI GRESHAM-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 2,35 S Club 45 S.P. 1.25 Latin Club 1,2 SCOTT HAGER-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Wheel Club 2,3,45 Football 15 Track 1,2,3,45 S Club 3,45 S.P. 25 Senior Honor Society 2,35 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Class Vice Presi- dent 35 Best Looking 3,4 RALPH HARDIE-Seabreeze 1,2,3,4 BOB HARDT-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Iunior Honor Society 1,25 La- tin Club 1,25 Basketball 3,45 Senior Honor Society 3,45 Key Club 3,45 Boy's State 35 S.G.A. Vice President 4 LAURA HARE-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Swimming Team 1,2,3,4, Cap- tain 45 S Club 1,2,3,45 S.P. 35 Teacher's Assistant 45 G.A.A 1 EDDIE HARTIE-Father Lopez 1,25 Seabreeze 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Oklahoma 4 RALPH HARDT-Seabreeze 1,2,3,4 NANCY HAYES-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 P.B.X. 45 Glee Club 2,35 Red Mill 25 Swingin' High 35 Spanish Honor Society 3,4 22l SENIOR DIRECTORY SALLY I-IEARON-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Sub Debs 3,4, Vice Presi- dent 45 Tennis 35 Latin Club 1,2,3, Secretary 2,35 Junior Honor Society 1,2, Treasurer 25 Senior Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 45 French Club 3,4, President 45 Thespians 35 S.P. 35 Treasurer of Class 3,45 Senator 35 Glee Club 2,35 Red Mill 25 Swingin' High 35 Most Intellectual 3 SHARON HESTER-Seabreeze I,2,3,45 FTA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Thespians 1,25 G.A.A. 15 S.P. 25 Commercial Club 35 Glee Club 3,45 Swingin, High 35 Oklahoma 45 Latin Club 25 D.C. T. 4, Reporter and Historian 4 ROGER HILLS-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Band 3 BILL HOLLIS-Miami Military 1,25 Seabreeze 3,45 Officer's Club 1,25 Secretary 2, 2nd Lieutenant Drum and Bugle Corp 1,2, Rifle Team 25 Baseball 1,25 Soccer 1,25 Basketball 1,25 M Club 1,25 Disciplinary Council 25 Military Tactic's Group 25 Dance Band 1,25 Regimental Bugler 1,25 Band 3,4,d iergeant 45 Rubber Band 3,4, Sergeant 45 Dance Ban BILL HOWARD-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,4, President 4, Spanish Honor Society 45 S.P. 4 SUZANN HULL-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Class Secretary 45 F.H.A. I5 Latin Club 1,25 Honor Roll I,2,3,45 Junior Honor Society 1,2, National Honor Society 3,45 Thespians 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 45 S.P. 3,4, Lieutenant 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Secre- tary 45 Cheerleader 3,4 Co-Captain 45 S Club 45 Alter- nate Girlis State 35 Spanish Honor Society 45 Key Club Sweetheart 45 Best Dressed 45 Miss Seabreeze 3rd 4 BETTY JONES-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 G.A.A.L5 F.H.A. 15 F.N.C.2,3, 4, President 45 D.C.T 4, Vice President 45 Swim Team 15 Guidance Officer 2,3 JUDY KAPLIN-Deland 15 Seabreeze 2,3,45 Band 15 Spanish Honor Society 3,45 National Honor Society 3,4, Chaplain 45 Teachers Assistant 45 F.H.A. I JOSEPH KINCAID-Balboa 1,25 Florida Military 2,35 Seabreeze 45 S.G.A. Representative 1,35 Golf 35 ROTC 15 Drill Team BOO KIRKLAND-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Majorcttc 2, 3,45 Tri-I-li-Y 3,4 DANNY KOPELS-High School of Music and Art 1,25 Seabreeze 3,45 S.P. 15 Visual Aid 25 Art Club 1,2,3 SPIRO KYREOS-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Key Club 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 French Club 3,45 Senior Honor Society 3,4 FRED LaCAVA-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,2,3, President 2,35 French Club 3,45 Junior Honor Society 1,25 Senior Honor Society. 3,45 American History Award 35 National Foundation Research Award 35 Most Intellectual 3 TOM LAGER-Father Lopez 1,25 Seabreeze 3,45 Class President 15 Class Treasurer 25 Basketball 1,2,45 Football 152,45 Base- ball 1,2,45 Track 25 Hi-Y 3,4, Secretary 4 GEORGE LANG-Bolles 15 Father Lopez 25 Seabreeze 3,4 JIM LASKEY-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Junior Civitan Club 3,4, Sec- retary 3, Vice President 45 Band I,2,3,45 Junior Honor So- ciety 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 Rubber Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Swingin' High 35 Senior Hon- or Society 3,45 Brain Bowl 4 JACK LAVENDER-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Red Mill 25 Swingin' High 35 Oklahoma 4 JANE LEE-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Thespians 3,45 Commercial Club 45 F .H.A. 4, Secretary 45 Ten Teens 25 Traveling 2Ov DANNY LEWIS-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,35 Red Mill 25 Swingin' High 35 Traveling 20 2,3 DOROTHY LEWIS-Seabreeze 1,2,3,4 JEFF LEWIS-Mainland 1,2,35 Seabreeze 45 Track 25 Basketball 25 Electronics 3 JOHN LEWIS-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Band 1,25 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Foot- ball 2,3 222 KATHY LINKOUS-Seabreeze Private 15 Seabreeze 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Thespians 3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 45 French Club 3,45 Anchor Club 3,4, President 4 POSY LINSCOTT-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 S.P. I,2,35 Keyettes 3,45 P.B.X. 45 Office Aid 35 F.H.A. 15 G.A.A. 15 F.T.A. 25 Cheer- leader 3,45 SD Club 45 Honor Roll 1,25 Welcome and Guidance 3,4, Annual Staff 4 DICK LIVINGSTON-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Jr. Honor Society 1,2, Vice President 25 National Honor Society 3,45 Spanish Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 45 S.P. 1,2,3,4, Lieutenant 3,45 Sena- 505 25 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 25 S Club 3,45 Wheel Club RENAE LONG-Seabreeze 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1, Glee Club 1,2,3, Pirates of Penzance 15 Red Mill 25 Swingin' High 35 Thes- pians 25 Office Aid 35 DCT 4, Treasurer 4 NANEY-I ILOLWE-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Spanish Honor Society 45 JACKIE LUKSE-Seabreeze 1,2,3,4 JUDY LUND-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Swimming 35 F.N.A. 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 45 Anchor Club 3,4, Treasurer 4 ARCHIE McCLANAHAN-Seabreeze 1,3545 Grundy High 25 MAC MCCLISTER-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Band 2,3,4, Sergeant 45 Swingin' High 35 Thespians 3,4 MARY MCFEDRIDGE-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Keyettes 4 MIKE MCHALE-Henry B. Endico High 15 North High 25 Seabreeze 2,3,45 Football 25 Basketball Manager 25 Track 15 iiudio Visual 15 S Club 3,45 Baseball 45 Sub Deb's Brother DEBBY MARTEENY-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 S.P. 15 Tennis 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 15 F.T.A. 2,3, Treasurer 35 F.N.A. 2,3,4, Chaplain 3, Secretary 45 S Club 1,2,3,4 BETTY MENTZEL-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,4 JUDY MIERSCH-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Band 3,45 Maiorette 45 Thespians 2,3,45 F .N.A 45 Commercial Club 45 Latin Club 1,2 BILL MILLER-Seabreeze 1,2,3,4 SHARON MILLER - Seabreeze High 1,25 Seabreeze 3,45 Delta Y-Teens 1,25 Spanish Club 25 Swimming 15 Pep Club 25 Student Council 15 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Office Aid 4 KAREN MILNE-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 J.V. Cheerleader 15 Latin Club 15253, Treasurer 2,35 Anchor Club 3,4, Treasurer 4 CHARLOTTE MITCHELL-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 15 Band 25 S.P. 2,3,45 Keyettes 3,45 French Club 3,45 Commercial Club 45 Honor Roll 2,3 FRANCIS MONACO-Oratory Prep I,2,35 Seabreeze 4 BOB MONTGOMERY-Seabreeze 1,2,3,4 ROB MOORE-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Wheel Club 2,3,4, Chaplain 45 National Honor Society 3,45 S Club 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 S.P. l,2,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3 LLOYD MORGAN-Seabreeze 1,2,45 Winter Haven 35 Band 1,2,3,4, Corporal 2, 2nd Lieutenant 45 Football 1,25 Baseball 152,45 Wheel Club 2,3,45 Class President 15 S.P. 1,2 D'BETTE MORRIS-Seabreeze l,2,3,45 F.N.A. 15 G.A.A. 15 Sub Deb's 2,3,45 Recording Secretary 45 Latin Club 1,25 French Club 3,45 Honor Roll I,2,35 Commercial Club 45 Thespians 45 S.P. 1,2,4 GRANT MORRIS-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,4 LEROY MORRISON-Robert E. Lee 15 Florida Military 25 Flor- ida Central Academy 35 Seabreeze 45 Drill Team 25 Squad Leader 25 Swimming Tea.rn 25 Baseball Team 3 HELEN MURRAY-Seabreeze 1,2,3,45 Tennis Team 1,2,3,45 Key- ettes 3,4, Treasurer 45 Sn Club 2,3,45 Sergeant at Arms 45 Band 1,25 P.B.X. and Office 45 G.A.A. 1,25 S.P. 4 SENIOR DIRECTORY MIKE NARDI-Seabreeze l,2,3,45 Basketball 1525 Football 1 CHUCK NEWMAN-Seabreeze l,2,3,45 Band 152,35 Satbeant 35 Rubber Band 2,35 Thespians 35 Basketball 15 D.C.T. 45-S.P 25 Co-op Club 45 President 4 NANCY NORMAN-Seabreeze l,2,3,45 Jinkins 35 Thespians 152,45 F.H.A. 15 Rainbow 152,354 LINDA OATES-Seabreeze l,2,3,45 Keyettes 2,3545 Chaplain 35 President 45 Cheerleader 1,3545 Captain 15 S Club 2,3,45 Tennis 1,25 Most Popular 35 S.G.A. Senator 15 S.G.A. Treas- urer 45 Class Vice President 3545 S.P. 1,2,35 Junior Honor Society 25 Senior Honor Society 3545 Secretary 45 G.A.A. 15 Wheel Club Sweetheart 45 Spanish Honor Society 45 Most Popular 45 Miss Seabreeze Contestant 4 JOHN O'BRIEN-Seabreeze 1,2,3,4 ADELAIDE OSBORNE-Scotch Plains Fanwood H.S. 1,25 Sea- breeze 3,45 Art Club 1,2 JODY PACE-Seabreeze l,2,3,45 Wheel Club 3,45 Vice Presi- dent 45 Sub Deb Brother 45 Annual Staff 45 Business Man- ager 45 SD Club 3,45 S.G.A. Court 2,3545 Deputy 45 Band l,2,3,45 Corporal 25 2nd Lieutenant 3545 Rubber Band l,2,3,45 Captain 45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Pirates of Penzance 15 Red Mill 25 Swingin' High 35 Oklahoma 45 Baseball Manager 2,35 WVelcome and Guidance 152,3 CARY PETERSON-Seabreeze l,2,3,45 Latin Club 15 Band 1,25 3,4, Corporal 3, Captain 45 Rubber Band 2,3545 Dance Band 45 All-State Band 35 Junior Civitan 3,4, President 45 S.P. 35 S.G.A. President 4 CINDY PIKE-Cammach Junior High 15 Seabreeze 253,45 Latin Club 25 Keyettes 253,4, Treasurer 35 Vice President 4 CAIL QUINTON-Seabreeze l,2,3,45 Keyettes 3,45 Band 1525 G.A.A. 15 Thespians 45 S.P. 254 HAZEL RAINEY-Seabreeze l,2,3,45 Keyettes 2,3.45 Class Secre- tary 35 S.P. 1.2.45 Cheerleader 152,345 Co-Captain 3, Cap- tain 45 Clee Club 15 S Club 2,3545 Most Versatile 35 Office Assistant 35VP.B.X. 4 SCOTT RANSON-Seabreeze l,2,3,45 Glee Club 152535 Pirates Of Penzance 15 Red Mill 25 Swingin' High 35 Navy Reserves 45 Boot Camp 45 U.S.S. Robinson 4. DRUCILLA RAYMOND-Seabreeze Private 15 Seabfeeze 253545 Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4, President 45 Little Theater 2 DONNA RAYNOR-Seabreeze 12,3545 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Latin Club 25 S.P. 2,3,45 Office Assistant 45 P.B.X. 45 Thespians 2 JIM REID-Seabreeze Private 15 Seabreeze 2,3545 Glee Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 4 LYNN STANTON-Seabreeze l,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Red Cross Club 1, Chairman 15 F.H.A. 1 HOWIElSl1I'IWELL-Jamesville-Dewitt l,2,3,45 Seabreeze 45 Brain Bow VICKIE VOIGHT-Seabreeze l,2,3,45 Latin Club 15 F.H.A. 1,4 DOTTLE WILLIS-Seabreeze 15253545 Glee Club 3, Librarian 35 Swingin' High 3 KIRK WILSON-Seabreeze l,2,3,45 Key Club 253,45 Latin Club 1,25 French Club 1,25 Junior Honor Society 25 Senior Honor Society 3,4, Vice President 45 Football Trainer 354. JACK WOLFRAM-Seabreeze 1,253,45 Glee Club 4 223 LAST WILL D TESTA, E T I, Kurt Abbe, leave to that mad golfer of Seabreeze, one rusty 5 iron, 2 lost golf balls which he can claim in the rough off of number 6 hole and finally 2 fairway flags which I stole during the Senior Skip Day. I, Rosanne Anderson, leave all the happiness and joy I've received from Seabreeze to the class of 64'. Good Luck to the Glee Club. I, Claudia Archer, do hereby bequeath to any Seabreeze mal-content, my ability to accept belonging to nothing. I, Joyce Augustine, being of sound mindC?l leave Terry Oehrle all my old blue admission slips and all my minus one's for being late. I, Douglas Banks, leave Seabreeze High to the mercy of Mr. True and his shipmates. I, Garth Banks, leave Seabreeze and take my brother with me. Illeave the Sophomores to Mrs. McConnell, a GREAT English Teac er. I, Patty Bailey, leave all the wild times The Monster Cmy sister, and Sandie Freeman can have with the top down and the heater on Cin winterl. I, Gail Barrett, being of soundproof mind and half body, do leave Coach Simmons the horrible thought of having another student like me. I, Lynn Barton, leave to my sister, Kathy, Valli Green and Suzie Smith the ability to be extra rowdy . We Kathie Bartosch and Sally Bopp, in a state of confusion leave the gossiping halls of Seabreeze, our ability to be naive with one last reply, Have Scooter Will Travel . I, Jan Bazemore, leave to Seabreeze High my very best friend Nancy with all of her brains and brawn. I, Joey Beaty, leave to upcoming students the good times with Mr. Jasper and Senora Montgomery, but take many fond memories with me. I, Bob Becker, leave to Fred Nichols the ability to throw the football in the air. I, Doris Bishop, do hereby leave to the future students of Seabreeze High all the facilities that I wish I could have used. I, Sherry Borthwick, leave to my sister Candy, a piggy bank, aird my last penny, in hopes that she can make the latter multi- P Y- I, Richard Brand, leave all my broken top En strings to Van Harrison and the best of luck to all future seniors. I, Linda Brown, leave to Tony Whirlow my sticky initiation corsage and our endearing cry Sandspurs Forever . I, Mac Brown, leave to the underclassmen the will and desire to strive for one of the finest things in lifeg an education. I, Kathie Brown, leave S.H.S. with an extensive knowledge of the yardmaker. I would like to leave the joys of owning and pushing a Volkswagon to any future driver. I, Pat Bryan, leave to anyone who wants it, the ability to do nothing and get away with it. I, Sandy Budd, leave to all my Keyette Sisters and Mrs. McConnell the joy of service, wonderful times, and fond mem- ories I had in Keyettes. I, Ainslie Buhner, being more or less sane, leave to Mr. Dean his Le Barians and to the men of Seabreeze, my sister. Since there is so much unused sand lying around, I, Bill Burnham, leave to Seabreeze Sahara High one big, hungry, mul- tiplying family of . . . Sand Fleas. I, Dottie Butler, leave with many regrets that I have to leave at all, to the upcoming seniors I leave happy memories of the most wonderful years I could have, I regretfully leave to the upcoming seniors ykir noslcn. I, Leslie Cantrell, leave to 'smilin' Jack Surrette' a big smile and best of luck in future years of basketball and base- ball. 224 I, Libby Carothers, leave to S.H.S. my brother Sam, and take with me all the wonderful memories of the greatest 4 years of my life. I, Cindy Cartwright. hereby bequeath to one Tony VVhirlow this wonderful, stimulating thought-Sandspurs Forever! I, Jane Cherry, have just two little words to say to all you underclassmen-- ----- GOOD LUCK!! I, Judy Clarke, leave to Janet White and Pat Niles my old baton sticks and frequently used boot tassels, also, the most wonderful service club in school. Tri-Hi-Y. I, Steve Clinger, leavef?J. I, Charlie Cobb, leave to my sister, Peggy, all of the home- work and the teachers who work us like--in the new school. I, Bo Coleman, being of sound mind do leave to all future managers my amazing ability to dodge flying clipboards. I, Wibby Corbin, leave all my senior privileges to some un- fortunate junior. I, Benny Counselman, leave John Kennedy one bottle of Bad Pills 2 gallons of Tiger Milk and a box of Wheaties and sixty extra pounds of mine. I, Georgia Counts, leave to Seabreeze the last of the Counts family Johnette,', and to Mr. Currin a years supply of NO! NO! NO'S. I, Carolyn Crable, leave all my great times with Tamea and Betty behind to join Bill Brent. I, George Craig, leave to S.H.S. with only one regret, I will never relive 4 more enjoyable or eventful years in my life. I, Tina Craig, leave to Sandra Ring the 7:30 race to school for another yearg and take with me all the fond memories of S.H.S. I, Mary Pat Crandall, bequeath all my used tea-bags to Billy Archer. I, Judy Culley, do hereby leave to David Freedman those enormously rewarding beliefs and the spontaneous expression of which has endeared me to my associates. I, Sue Curry, leave to Tony Whirlow the memory of the Coates St. gang and our Long lost Lover's dancen. I, Wayne Cypher, being of sound mind leave Steve Peterson the ability to lift feet high and leam to say TUBA not sousaphone. I, Sandee Dalton, Leave ------ Bye, Y'alll I, Bill Dalrymple just plain leave. I, Hazel Dayton, leave to Robbie Rouse one Corvair with stripped gears and to Fred Althouse the swimming team fthe girl's team that isl. I, Lisette Denis, leave to Lori and my brother Michael my map of S.H.S. in hopes they will find the path to success. I, David DeRosia, leave Mike Coulter, my uncanny ability to goof off. I, Jim France, leave Seabreeze High in good will. I, Elaine Freeman, leave to my twin brother Lonnie all the luck in the world because he will need it next year. I, Sandy Fritschel, will my Home Ec. skirt to Gail Phillips. I, Sonny Fussell, being of sound mind CPJ de hereby leave S.H.S. wishing I could take Frances Thornburg with me. I, Tamea Gehlert, leave to Martin Gragg, 180 packed lunches in hopes he will be able to help another poor, under- nourished damsel. I, Sheri Giarrusso, leave S.H.S. with fond memories and hope that the up and coming members will lift their feet for Uncle Freddy. I, Jane Goddard, sa to Coaches Simmons and Nick, watch for girls! And to Lynne Kiber I leave the boys. LAST WILL D TESTAME T I, Charlanne Dotters leave to Pat Niles the M.H.S. boys, to Vickie Osterholt the track meets, and to Else Jensen the football teams and beach. I, Jan Dunn leave my baby brother Barr-ums , and I, Margie Emmons leave my baby sister Sus-ums to Mr. Riven- bark so that he can hear their side of the story, and to Ellen Reed and Wendy Overton our well-known athletic abilities at tennis and swimming. I, Bob Dunlop, hereby leave to Mr. Jasper, twelve one-inch Madras ties of assorted sizes and shapes. I, Joan Epton leave to Senora Montgomery her famous page 6, and hope she has better luck with it in the future. I, Shirley Faith leave Seabreeze with the memories of the wonderful times I've had. I, Richard Fedemieyer leave all future band students Mr. Dean's South Pasture plus sand spurs. I, Rick Felisko can't leave Mr. True because Illl see him every Week at naval reserves but to Jim Riedel I leave all the candy he can get. I, Peter Fiero hereby leave to Rick Wagner the job of keep- ing the Audio Visual Department in shape and to future re- porters the task of getting news from tight-lipped students. I, David Fisher leave to Terry Oehrle all the senior privil- eges, and to Joan Knowles, all the luck in the world on her way up. I, Sandra Flake leave Mr. Freeman the ability to leam to read my lips correctlyl Cheese? I, Toy Flegal, leave to Seabreeze High my sisters, Darlene and Susan, so that they may grasp the knowledge needed ir1 furthering their education. I, Calista Force leave to Mrs. Gammage a can of spinach so she can grow to be as tall as her fellow students. I, Todd Foster, being of doubtful sanity, hereby leave 20 boxes of chalk to Mr. Braddock. I, Cindy Goetz, leave with Sak under the assumption that Abby and Andy graduate from a completely finished school. This includes grass, lockers, clinic bed, air conditioning, lan- guage labs etc. I, Chloe Goings, leave to Coach Hogan enough nose drops to last one day, in hopes he doesn't suffer too much the rest of the year. And to Coach Nick my typing book in hopes he leams to type soon. I, Martin Gomon, leave to my sister Laurie, the last outpost of civilization that she defend it with her life from the desert raiders. With full knowledge of the jeopardy in which I place dear new S.S.H.S., I, Larry Gonzales, leave my better half-but not for long. I, Kikki Gresham, leave to Bill Archer everything in the field house that Sizemore, Nelson and Rizzo haven't already con- fiscated and sold to the highest bidder. I, Scott Hager, leave to Steve Danko, my ability to ride the greatest surf on the East Coast and the waming: Careful Steve, it could happen to you, too! I, Ralph Hardie, leave to Jim Owen my wom out green '54 Ford to replace his '39 Plymouth Coupe de Ville. To, Dennis Cantrell, I, Bob Hardt leave one foot of my heighth so that Seabreeze will have an eight-footer. I, Laura Hare, leave a pool full of trials and tribulations to afiedly Buhner, and take with me the happiness I found in Sea- reeze. I, Eddie Hartje, being of sound mind leave ability to cre- ate trouble and confusion to Mike McCracken. I, Wendell Hawes, being of sound mind bequeath to Rich- ard Hawes my enlistment in the Naval Reserve and my ability to twist and mash potato. I, Sharon Hester, Leave Karen Winkle and Ann Williams the responsibiliqy of keeping Charles Erickson away from all girls and to Char es I leave--me. . I, Roger Hills, being of comparatively sound mind leave S.H.S. to anybody not having the good fortune to graduate. I, Bill Hollis, leave Joy Deen a big, roomy stomach. I, Bill Howard, leave to Jerry Youngberg-no, on second thought I won't. I, SuzAnn Hull, leave wonderful Seabreeze taking with me cherished memories of cheerleading and Tri-Hi-Y forever, and to Diane Morris our unforgettable dancing and theater class. I, Judy Kaplan, with pride and joy leave to my teachers my love and appreciation for the help they have given me. I, Boo Kirkland, leave Pat Niles the one and only Fred Deani Also to Steve Danko the U.T. in hopes it will come back in sty e. I, Joe Kincaid, hereby bequeath to the Junior Class my most humble sympathy. I, Daniel Kopels, leave to any Yankee that enters this school my ability to get alongC?J with these Rebels, especially Mrs. McConnell. To Mr. Jasper, I, Spiro Kypreas, leave my polka dot tie and size I2 shoes. I, Fred LaCava, leave to Mr. Will 'iCrafty,' Rivenbark my undying love for the D.A.R., John Birch Society, VVhite citizens' Council, and all their ilk. I, Tom Lager, of sound mind CPD, leave John Lendway my wom out ineligible football uniform and the original name of Greenie',. I, George Lang, leave for Virginia. And to Mr. True I leave our one book on how to win friends and influence people. I, Jim Laskey, leave to Mr. Dean a ten year supply of cig- arettes to last him through his next 2 or 3 years as band director. I, Jane Lee, leave my wonderful memories and good times to all underclassmen. I, Daniel Lewis, leave to the generation which follows mine into Seabreeze as paupers and graduate millionaires, thought as to how much they will owe the govemment. I, Elaine Lewis, leave my sister, Louise, my everchanging color of hair. I, Jeff Lewis, leave Martin McGrath everything I have in- cluding myself and of course leave Seabreeze knowing I shouldn't have left Mainland. I, John Lewis, leave the Hi-Y in hopes that they will have just as good a ti.me as I have had. I, Kathy Linkous, leave to' Miss Trawick my butterfly collec- tion that I have obtained through her speech class. I, Posy Linscott, leave to my sister, Diane, a closet full of none of my clothes in hopes that she wears just that-nothing. I, Dick Livingston, leave to Medley Buhner, one Do It yourself Beach Bum kit, complete with red MG, sunglasses, and busted surfboard. I, Renae Long, leave to my brother Dennis mi- Olds. If he can't buy gas for it, the English Ford, if it hol s together. I, Nancy Lowe, leave to Paula Citek the wonderful privilege of sweating over verbs with Senora Montgomery in hopes of making the Spanish Honor Society. I, John Lukse, leave to Mr. Nelson my little brother Clason to paddle any time he desires. I, Judy Lund, leave my Crosley Hot Shot C1952 Vintagel to Betty Bond and hope she finds parts for it before it becomes a museum piece. I, Mac McClister, being of sound mind CPD so do bequeath to the Seabreeze Marching 100 a slightly used Trombone and a sheet of music to go sand crabs. 225 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Debbie Marteeny, leave the new plant but will tote along all the wonderful memories and look forward to a happily ful- filled future I hope. I, Mike McHale, being of sound mind fpeople are not so sure about thatl leave to unfortunate Seabreeze my two dedicat- ed younger brothers. CHa, Hal I, Mary Ann McFetridge, do hereby leave to Seabreeze High my brother, Billy, a loyal and trustworthy Boy Scout, so Be Prepared . I, Bettyanne Mentzel, leave to Pat Niles, the last of the Fogir lgllusketeers, the memories of all the fun we have had at .H. . I, Judy Micrsch, leave to all the upcoming senior classes, the wonderful hnemories of the great class of 63',. I, Bill Miller, leave to Joy Deen and Bill Archer, my 57 Olds powered skceter and all my old church keys, also my abi- ity to outrun the cops and get away with it. I also leave to join Beverly which is what I have been trying to do for one year. I, Sharron Mills, leave to all the junior girls I corrupted, my High Moral Standards' and the right to have Parties without me. I, Karen Milne, wish John, Dale, Paula, and Phil the best ever at S.H.S., and take with me the memories of the wild times in Sally's Corvair. I, Charlotte Mitchell, leave to the teachers my brother Ji.m- my, and a years supply of muzzles with full permission to use them on him at any time. I, Frances Monaco leave Mr. Wagner's hard candy to him. I, Robert Montgomery, leave all my abilities to anyone who is crazy enough to challenge them. I, Rob Moore, being of sound mind, leave all the great and exciting times of my Senior year to the Seniors of '64. I, Lloyd Morgan, leave to Laura Dean the best of luck in leading the band, you'll need it. To Dick Waters a lighter tuba, Donna Ur, well--, and Alan Hager about 6 and 30 lbs. I, D'Bette Morris, leave Seabreeze and a certain club spon- sor in a much relieved state, I take with me just enough mem- ories to last until college. I, Grant Morris, leave one battle scared baritone to any band member who knows a blacksmith, I also leave a smashed hom case used to subdue Jonston Caldwell during his more aggressive moments. I, Leroy Morrison, leave Janice Easterling vacant space in P.A.D. class and to Steve Danko a chap-stick. I, Mike Nardi, leave to Jim Owen some spare parts for his '39 Plymouth Coupe de Ville so that some day it may run like a top. I, Charles Newman, leave CI hopel all my happy memories and a screw driver for Mrs. McClintock to fix her projector. I, Nancy Norman, leave Seabreeze regreting I could not stay longer, but we all must push on to bigger and better things. We, Sally Hearon, Helen Murray, and Linda Oates, being of sound mind and possessing athletic abilities, contrary to popular opinion, do hereby bequeath to Mrs. Steward and her future tennis teams all the luck in the world, which she lacked while we were members of the squad. I, John O,Brien, leave Seabreeze, a fine school. I know, I ate lunch there everyday for 4 years. I, Addie Osbome, being of sound mind QPJ leave to Ann Carlin good ole Seabreeze. I, Tommy Partridge, leave to Bill Archer my Model A full of empty beer cans from all the beer parties of this year. We, Leslie Pendlton and Bobbi Graves, leave Seabreeze quickly and quietly, together forever. I, Jacque Rice, leave Penny Albee eighteen cases of scented hairspray to be used on Geometry Class. To Mr. Braddock and Paul Beckwith I say, Thanks for putting up with me. 226 I, Charles Rizzo, leave my brother fHo-Hol I, Sherry Roberts, being of sound mind, contrary to public opinion, do hereby leave Mrs. Heft good luck with next yearfs Glee Club. I, Mike Robinson fBuddhal, leave to Mr. Currin, being his best student, one typewriter that is slightly different from all the rest, and to Mr. Dean 69 gray hairs and five new ulcers that I personally caused. I, John Rogers, leave to Max Boales all my weights and my weight-lifting magazines, in hope he may someday like me. I, Ilene Roos, leave to Mr. Dean, a supply of Ban, and a hot sun to keep next years Marching 100 warm , I, Vance Roundtree, leave Seabreeze. I hope! And to Greg Cush my ability to completely demolish a motorcycle in less than six months. I, Gary Peterson, leave to my brother, Stephen, the illus- trious prospect of starting each school day under the watchful eye of Commander John E. True. We, Miss Pike and Miss Oliver, leave to Mr. D. Grasso our brilliant production of the Canterbury Tales . I, Gail Quinton, do hereby leave to my brother Hank and Mary Ellen Strickland-all my used books and the ability to get along with all myjeachers. I, Scott Ransom, leave my brainsf?l to all t h to find out what was wrong with them. my eac ers I, Drucilla Raymond Say-A Sra, Montgomery dejo un par de castanuelas mexicanas. I, Donna Raynor, being of sound mind QI hope so anywayl, leave Steve. Buckholt some of those North Carolina maters, taters, and beans, in hopes he can find a use for them. I, Jim Reid, leave Bill Archer, the best friend I ever had. I, George Rouse, leave Seabreeze knowing that Phil Rizzo will find someone to mooch a ride from next year. I, Lory Sacco, being of sound mind and body leave to andy McGlaughlin and Diane VVhitfield one used peroxide ott e. I, Evelyn Salser, do hereby leave fortuitously, to direct my feet to the man-made wings of the blue beyond. I, Gail Scheld, do hereby leave to dear ole Seabreeze, me, and my nervous stomach. I, Merle Shreiber, leave to Hdrry Kroll one great big Okla- homa hellol I, June Schwers, leave Mr. Rivenbark one wolfgirl and to Mr. Dean a baby elephant. ' I, Jim Shepley, leave David Scott's ability to remain in Algebra I for three years to anyone who deserves it. I, Larry Stoked Shiles, leave with surf board in hand to shoot the pier. COWABUNGA I, Eddie Shuler, leave to Mr. Wagner my amazing ability to be two weeks behind in Mechanical Drawing. I, Bill Sizemore, hereby leave to Jim Gibson anything that CoachtHogan and Coach Simmons had locked up or bolted down. I, Marcia Skolnick, leave to the students of the new Sea- breeze High Plant the hope that they too may be able to leave. I, Vincent Snead leave my four year limp to Coach Hogan and his football team. I, Peggy Snow, leave my Drum Major uniform to anyone able to squeeze into it-and many fond memories of Seabreeze, Keyettes, and the Marching 100 . I, Ellen Spies, bequeath to Mike Carhart one dollar for lgis Frerich Club dues and a certain French custom to do with as e sees it. AST WILL AND TESTA E T I, David Spitler, leave righteous indignation to all those north and south who feel that they can afford it. I, Veronica Sprague, leave to Pat Niles my ability to loose things in unusual places and to Bill Archer, my extreme case of hiccups. I, Diane Stephen, leave to a certain Group nothing-seeing that they have everything, and to Mr. Miller, a pair of roller skates, so that he can travel about the PLANT more efficiently. We Nancy Hayes, Carolyn Stephenson, and Dottie VVillis, ilo IS-:reby leave Seabreeze together, as usual. CBut this time itis ega I, Jerry Stewart, leave to next year's annual editor, 40 days in a month, so that the wonderful deadlines will be met. I, Bob Stewart, leave to Ianice Home my amazing ability to be able to limp on the wrong foot. I, Genevieve Szmuc, bequeath to Ann Williams the ability to solve everyone's problems but my own and the right to play Cupid and be successful at it. I, Dorothy Tankersky, being of confused mind leave behind all of Mr. Freeman's Parliamentary Procedure and take with me fond memories of Coach Hogan's Biology class. I, Paula Tarnogorski, leave to Sherri Small operating instruc- tions for an automatic washing machine. I, Judith Tiplady, leave in hopes that I won't regret it like everybody says I will. I, Tommy Tucker do hereby leave Seabreeze High with one statement to the underclassmen Cod Help You . I, Al Goodrich, leave to Harry Kroll CHESHJ, a fire place, a million rummy games, a Temple, the Pierces, the school and its problems, one big chocolate cake. I, Pete Vasile, leave to my teachers the thought that I was the only one, and thank goodness, the last one. I, Dick Wade, leave to any athlete a warrn place on the bench. I, Abby Cail Walsh, do hereby bequeath to Mrs. McConnell, mylgrother Tony, in hopes that she can do more with him than I cou . I, jack Waters, leave to my brother Richard, most of what I came to Seabreeze with, Nothing. And to Steve Danko my seat on the band bus to out of town games. I, Cary Weber, leave Mr. Wagner-Peace and Quiet, and a can of candy. I, Mike VVeinroth, leave to Richard Cordon, a position in the Spanish Romper Room that he will fill with honor and respect. I, Bob White, hereby leave john Kennedy the nik none of thrunper. I, Kirk VVilson, leave Coach Hogan two stomachs, a kidney, a knee fcompletel, a pair of scissors, and a portable treatment table. We, Nancy Hayes, Carolyn Stephenson, and Dottie Willis iglo hereby leave Seabreeze together as usual, Cbut this time its ega . I, Don Whitfield, being of sound mind and body, leave to Dee Dee Duffy many happy days of being late for school. I, Judy Brown, leave a word to the wise: It's not what you do, itis what you get caught doing. I, Bob Cassidy, do hereby leave Mr. True a one year supply of Metrical, courtesy of the Polynesian Fleet . I, David Fulkerson, leave Thumper Kennedy one half of my bedroom forever. I, Darrell McClanahan, leave Seabreeze-I hope. I, Richard Moreau, leave to Bob Blumberg two blown tubes and a dead volt battery. I, Lynn Stanton, leave my luck and good wishes to Lucia Brignardello in hopes she will have a wonderful senior year before she retums to Chile. I, Howie Stillwell, leave Ormond Beach Ocean homes to the bugs-who already control it now. I, Mary Voigt, being of sound CPD mind do hereby bequeath to all juniors, the twelfth grade with all its privileges???? I, Jack Wolfram, leave Seabreeze High as my forefathers before me have done. ALBERT GOODRICH HAZEL RAINEY . . . He opened the gates to the world of music, and the Trumpeter's Prayer came forth . . . Admire her for her know- ledge, enthusiasm, and pleasant- ness . . . The vocation of every man and Woman is to serve other people . . . I-Ie w1ll always be a great leader among great merf' omonablk SALLY HEARON LARRY GONZALEZ tflflemtiom CHARLES RIZZO ROSANNE ANDERSON . . . Those who speak silently always speak the words of truth' . . . He mastered in the world of sports, and he truly became a man . . . One man among a thousand have I found . . . Our own-Ieame W1th the Light Brown Hair MERLE SHREIBER CHARLIE COBB 229 BOB HARDT 'I'INA CRAIGE . . . A wise man is strongg yea a man of knowledge increaseth strengthv . . . A thing of beauty is a joy forever . . . She became the shining star on the stage of the world . . . He wields the power that waits and wins Ciiriomonaialie CALISTA FORCE PETE VASILE tllflemtiom FRED LACAVA LISETTE DENIS . . . she obtained the world without asking for it ' . . . Wit and wisdom are born with a man . . . a great speaker to men will be recognized as a man A dreamer whose dreams will always come true SHARON HESTER TONY SCIOLI 231 Horticulturists That s Not beer Miss Seabreeze Look Intelligent? Oh, Well Oh, that lookl I- 5 , , los My uf- I I f 'vu 3, I, I W , h mf ' L Nr . +G' I . , li LA? I if 52 K, 9 Boss Guitar dd M Buddies V Brains? Nice Party V - 2 N W ,V 1 , rpg? l l lill . ah' K ills K -k : if M 'A .,,V , I 1 Mm s i R R .- ,ff if l'lzlk l W w I E. ' ggi, . , Matador, Senor Toro Dean Girl Scout Cooks Interestingl ,vs ,, if rr ll V-I I Yi ..,.-f.1E 'x 'i?R1I f'l f ew2'fff 9 v ---W-f'--f--surmr. 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M 2 Q And Seahreeze sends them out to work From shore to farthest shore And never falters at her task, But ev'ry year sends more. And rich are they in wisdom,s lore, In courage unafraid To follow down the winding trail Their predecessors made. Some will return in blaze of noon, With banners waving high, And others sadly home will steal, When evening dims the sky. Oh, some will lose to life's demands. Some win to heart's desireg But may they all the fight renew Nor of the battle tire! JENSEN CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. and Subcontractors WOMACK ASPHALT AND PAVING co. Big Tree Road Daytona Beach, Florida SUMMERLIN BROS. 405 Loomis Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida D. W. BROWNING PLUMBING - HEATING - VENTILATING 545 Ballough Road GEORGE BROWN ALUMINUM U. S. Hwy. I-Tomoka Estates Ormond Beach, Florida R 8. R ROOF TILE 500 Carswell Avenue Holly Hill, Florida MAX JACOBS PAINTING - DECORATING 'I42 Arlington Avenue DUNN BROS. HARDWARE 154 S. Beach Daytona Beach, Florida OLSON ELECTRIC CO. RELIABLE DEPENDABLE SERVICE 392 N. Beach Street EDGAR BROS. CONCRETE 2900 Ridgewood Avenue S. Daytona Beach, Florida Salute the New Seabreeze V ADVERTISEMENT DIRECTORY WM. A. RITZI AND SONS. JEWELERS 122 North Beach Street, D.B. QUICK AND TASTY AIA Ormond Beach MR. AND MRS. I. L. GRESHAM 2021 North Halifax, D.B. SNOW FURNITURE COMPANY 142 Broadway, D.B. MR. AND MRS. HARMON OATES 2060 South Peninsula, D.B. MR. AND MRS. BEN HOVDE 842 North Peninsula Drive, D.B. MR. AND MRS. E. B. OLIVER 2420 South Peninsula Drive, D.B. MR. AND MRS. FLOYD KAY 311 Revilo Blvd., D.B. DR. AND MRS. T. W. SCI-IROEDER 825 Peninsula Drive, Ormond Beach DR. AND MRS. H. C. LEDBETTER 88 Kent Drive, Ormond Beach COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND DR. AND MRS. D. W. CODDARD 827 North Peninsula Drive, D.B. K. A. BISHOP 1596 Crescent Ridge Road, D.B. G. C. MURPHY AND CO. Bellair Plaza ANDERSON'S SERVICE STATION 222 Broadway, D.B. DAYTONA BEACH CLOTHING COMPANY 135 Volusia Ave., D.B. KAY'S RESTAURANT 734 Main Street HODGIN'S DRUG STORE 512 Seabreeze Blvd., D.B. DUNN BROS. HARDWARE 154 South Beach Street, D.B. LLOYD COX COMPANY 118 North Beach Street, D.B. PEPSI COLA BOTTLING co. 740 Ballough Road CARHARTS BOOK STORE 218 Seabreeze Blvd., D.B. DR. AND MRS. W. A. BUHNER 1515 South Peninsula Drive, D.B. DR. AND MRS. STANLEY SI-IAPIRO 221 Bbylston, D.B. BLACK'S PHARMACY 644 South Atlantic, Ormond Beach P. HOF F MEISTER, 162 Country Club Drive, Ormond Beach PENINSULA HARDWARE 2108 South Atlantic, D.B. HEFT' S CITIES SERVICE 266 Ridgewood Ave., D.B. DUNLOP CONSTRUCTION COMPANY F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY Bellair Plaza DUNN LUMBER AND SUPPLY 415 Orange Ave. MR. AND MRS. PHILIP CHANFRAU 1502 Oceans Dunes Terrace RAMSAY BROTHERS TACKLE SHOP 715 Main Street SCHWOBILT CLOTHES 110 North Beach Street, D.B. DOBY'S 100 North Beach Street, D.B. FLORIDIAN GIFT SHOP 106 North Beach, D.B. DANDEE BREAD COMPANY 524 Volusia Ave., D.B. BRILEY WILD 51 ASSOCIATES 720 Auditorium Blvd., D.B. 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