St Pauls High School - Veritas Yearbook (Daytona Beach, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

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Q: Q So .4- 3: u 9 Q 9 fv b w 0 hth'A xv xh! u x .4 a 9 r w ,Tt-J cg Vt II . 4 a r I r '. , .l I t? x l tn Wnut I 5 1 I g f I I 4 I I ' , '1. SAINT DOMINIC The loving minion 0f the Christian faith, The hollow'tl wrestler, . . . Forth on his great apostleship he fared, Like torrent bursting from a lofty vein,- And, dashing gains: the stocks of heresy, Smote jfercest where resistance was most stout . . . The heroic efforts of the sons of St. Dominic in the New World were both glorious and edifying. The arrival on June 26, 1594 of Father Louis Cancer de Barbastro, O.P., one of the most remarkable missionaries of the Order, at the head of the Tampa Bay where he suffered martyrdom, dates the Dominicansh first attempt to evangelize Florida; 7m Annual Publication of 756 5W GM of ST. PAUFS HIGH SCHOOL DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA fbrewom' Again a graduation class is about to launch its ship upon the sea of life. Again, each will board the bark of his destiny, each to his own task, to keep that ship afioat. One may reach the bridge, a captain, one the helm, another the station of navigator or engineer, while others will assume lowlier posts, yet each, from the boatswain to galley boy, will serve according to his abilities. Long years ago, when brave Dominicans set out for Florida, they plotted a steady course. They faced danger, privation, and fear of the unknown, but each believed that someday future generations would dwell in Florida under the banner of Christ. Class of Fifty-five, we are about to embark on lifets ship- may we face the high seas as courageously as did the Dominicans 0f old.I The Class of 1955 presents Our Administrators under the patronage of Saint Dominic Our Class under the patronage of Saint Thomas Aquinas Our Underclassmen under the patronage of Saint Catherine of Siena Our A ctivities under the patronage of Saint Albert the Great h w DEDICATION The Seniors of the Class of 1955 respectfully dedicate this edition of the VERITAS to our beloved teachers in w h h THE SISTERS OF SAINT DOMINIC Reverence, Loyalty, and Devotion His Holiness POPE PIUS XII His Grace THE MOST REVEREND JOSEPH P. HURLEY, D.D. Archbishop, Bishop of St. Augustine His Excellency THE MOST REVEREND THOMAS J. MCDONOUGH, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of St. Augustine OUR PASTOR RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR WILLIAM J. MULLALLY, V. F. APPRECIATION t0 MONSIGNOR As our ship sails from the harbor of St. Paul's, we want you to know we shall remember your excellent direction and watchful care of our souls during these, our formative years. Without this guidance, ouf ship might indeed have foundered. We ask Our Blessed Mother to beseech her Divine Son tenderly to preserve you, so that your manifold plans for the youth of St. PauYS may materialize, and that students following us may receive, through your leadership, God,s graces to guide them, as we have been guided over the waves and shoals of our young days. w 4W SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC i Blauvelt, New York SISTER JAMES EDWARD, O.P. History, Science, Mathematics SISTER M. ALPHONSUS, O.P. Religion, Languages SISTER BERNARD OF MARY, O.P. Principal Commerce, English F RANGES CRAWFORD Music ERNIE MORRIS Coach '55 61m 60; DORIS E. CHAPMAN 216 First Avenue Ti5 mz artisfs lland Mal make: beauty in Me work! Delightful artistic ability Obliging disposition Reliable in everything Usherette 1, 2, 3, 4- Intends to bC quS.n Co-Captain 4 Co-Captain 4 Pelican, Co-Editor 3 Pelican Reporter 2, 3, 4 V Brita: Art-Editor Staunch rooter of St. PauPS HELEN M. CLOSE 158 Madison Avenue 94 slzy face i: better tllarL a forward heart Heart is in Pennsylvania Earnest Sodalist Liked by her companions I Klager to teach Sociality 2, 3, 4 N Secretary 4 ever ungrateful Glee Club 2, 3 Usherette 2, 3, 4- JULIA M. CRAWFORD Port Orange nGood qualities are the mark of :uccesW ournalistic ability Unusually poised Likes history KK I Speak For Democrac;W Winner Always pleasant Glee Club 3, 4- VVILLIA M E. DONOVAN 210 Third AVcnuc Wibrk i5 :L'ork, am! mm! be Jane, B right future predicted Interested in Various pursuits Literary-mindcd I JikCHblC student . earns to attend Georgetown 3H a5 1 quark, I have my fun? Sodality I, 2 Class President 2, 3, 4 Recrcntion Board of Dircvtors 2, 3,4 Chairman 4 Boy? State 3 Marian Year Essay Award 3 Verilas Editor Pelirau Feature Editor 3 uPclican Pctd, 2 Sacred Heart Award 1, 2, 3 Anwrican Legion Award 1 Voivc of Democracy Winner 3 JUNE R. EVANS 323 Daytona Avenue 50lit111ie is sometimes the bext sociely ust a few vital interests Unusually quiet Noted for zeal Even-tempered Delights in a good time Independent Captain of the basketball team ,t King of Dogpatch,, , RICHARD A. HANLEY 874 Mason Avenue mighty spirit fill: Mi: lillle frame Sodality l, 2 Class Vivc-Prcsidcnt 1 Treasurer 2 Sccrcmry-Trcasurcr 3, 4- Pelimu Sports Editor 3 Buskcrbnll 2, 3, 4 Captain 3, 4- MARY T. HAWK Holly Hill None but herself can be herself Most fond of St. PauPs Always cautious Rarely absent Youql find her co-operafive i 1 2 Sodality l, 2, 3, 4- Sacristan 4 Good student Leader of the Usherettes One who is not wasteful Rarely early IIDPOSCS on no one A mbition is nursing GLORIA J. JULIEN 554- North Rid'gewood Avenue Diligence i: oft rerwaerBzW Sociality 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-Prefect 4 Verita: Business Manager Usherette l, 2, 3, 4 Captain 4- RONALD M. JULIEN 55+ North Ridgcwoml Avenue Dads are heifer Ming: Hum quonli m1, Arliolls mighlicr Man boaniugw Radio fan Ought to accomplish much Loyal to St. PauPs 1 k mateur photographer Sudnlity 1, 2, 3, 4- Trcusurcr 4 J . . , , . .. 151mm Busmcss Mandgu 3 Naturally calm Baskctball 4- Verilm' Assistant Editor Boys state 3 Diligent worker Drives 21 blue convertible One of the Mary Karl specials Notices the underclassmen girls DONALD J. KEMERAIT 5 Howard Drive nHappy am I, from care Pm free Why areift they all contented like me? WILMA J. MAAS 3710 Cardinal Boulevard 330112 ache Io herself is Irma, Am! Meryfore must be lrue to Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Prefect 3 Class Treasurer 1 Secretary 2 Vice-President 3, 4- Usherette 1, 2, 3, 4- Co-Captain 4- Rccreation Board of Directors 2, 3, 4- Treasurer 4- Pelican Reporter 2, 3, 4- Editor 3 News-Joumal Reporter 4- youfJ 'V kants to do well Interested in St. PauPs Leads the Sodality Likes to dance Interested in business Enjoys music FUI'HUUZrn-lwrnm WWWO-IDO d NO -I U -I N -l O 4 15 18 28 30 Cafazclaxz WednesdayeSchool officially starts as Mass of the Holy Ghost is offered by Monsignor MacDonald, Vice-Rector of the Catholic UniversityeNecessary tools of labor are distributedelooks like hard work ahead. MondayeLabor Dayefirst holiday of the year. Tuesday Mrs. Crawford, the new music teacher, introduces us to Gregorian Chanteit seems puzzling. Monday Election of Senior Class Officers: Bill Donovan, Presi- dent Wilma Mans, Vice-President; Dick Hanley, Secretary- Treasurer. Friday Announcement of Open House Board of Directors for 1954-1955. Welcome to the new members! SundayeFirst Sodality meeting of the new termeWilma Maas, Prefect, presideseSister Alphonsus continues as Moderator. Mondayelnitiation begins-a hectic week for the Freshmenebut did we Seniors enjoy it! Friday Initiation parade on Beach Street cancelledethe rain worked against 113wwe made up for it at Open House in the evening. SaturdayeMotorcade to Gainesville for Journalism Conferencee who will ever forget this trip? Friday First of a series of roller skating parties. Father Mallen joins the fun. We sure like having him with us. MondayeTwo Seniors represent Saint Paulls at Juvenile Delin- quency Study Course watch out, kids, you might get labelled. Thursday The new staff issues its first PelicaWCongratulations to Barbara MacDonald, the Editor. SaturdayeBrrrrrl A Halloween Hayride with a touch of North Pole weather. 10 18 23 24 :umemeoz 1 t 25 27 'l4 'l9 :uranrI-Inrnc 23 28 Monday A11 Sainfs Dayeflrst long weekend of the year;May the saints be praised! SaturdayeSadie Hawkins Dance-girls hhpatchh boyseDiek Han- ley and Marlene Larrivee chosen King and Queen of Dogpatch. WednesdayeSeniors select personal cards and graduation announce- mentseJuniors order their ringseGraduation is drawing closer. Thursday Veritas Drive Beginslesuch enthusiasm! Sister James Edward is Moderator. Tuesdaye-Open House Board meetsea Christmas Formal is in the offing. Wednesday Annual thoice 0f Democracyh Contest won by Julia Crawfordegood luck in the city division, Julia. ThursdayeThanksgivinge-and are we thankfuleno school htiH Monday! Saturday Marian Year Pilgrimage to La Leche Shrine, held in place of the annual Sodality Conventionegood-sized delegation from Saint PauPs attends. SaturdayeSaint PauPS wins the City uVoice of Democracy ContesteThree cheers for Julia! H Tuesday-Panel discussion by Seniors and Juniors on wrhe Power of the Rosaryn and thodesty in Dress.n WednesdayeFeaSt of the Immaculate ConceptioneSOIemn closing of the Marian Year. Tuesdaereritas poster is displayedecompetition for editorship is running high. Sunday-New cafeterium is scene of Annual Christmas Party- Sophomores present thhriStmas in Her Hearthethe young thespians are to be commended. Thursday Christmas Holidays begin-at last! TuesdaywhHoliday Hop,n first Christmas formal for Saint PauYSe sponsored by Open House-a social success. FinancialEeWeH! ezeczzw- wweczwmw 15 20 22 24 25 12 15 18 20 2'! Saturday-l955! Our graduation year arriveseHappy New Year, everybody! MondayeBack to schooleand term exams are just around the corner-such a happy thought! Saturday-Soph0m0res sponsor a party, appropriately titled thSophO- more Rockhea hhreal coolh gatheringI! Thursdaerea team! We finally won a gameeMaybe our luck has Changed. Saturday nCrazy Hatsh, PartyeDanny Mosca and Iris Phillips win prizes for their creations-they really were hats! Monday-Report cards given outelast day of first termegloom, gloom, and more gloom! Tuesday-Home and School sponsors a skating partyebig high school turnout! Tuesdaergritm Staff announcedeBill Donovan, Editor; Roland Julien, Assistant Editor; Doris Chapman, Art Editor, and Gloria Julien, Business ManagereCOngratulations to all! Saturdaeralentine Dance-Bill Donovan and Wilma .Maas crowned King and Queen of Hearts. Tuesday-Sodality presents the play, thlatinum Blondehesuch dramal-very, very well done. Fridayejuniors sponsor their rummage sale to finance the Prome good luck, kids. Sunday New Grammar School dedicated in morningeseveral high school students confirmed in the evening. MondayeSaint PauYs Church sponsors the Dublin Players in thPygmalionh-Open House holdS' a theatre party and many of us attend. Inzibz r-FU'UZD 10 13 'IS 22 15 'I7 22 23 TuesdayeMother Geraldine pays us a Visit from Blauvelteresult: no school todayeeveryone heads for the beach. Wednesday-ttlt Wonk Hurt Me? presented by Sodality2we are cautioned to choose our reading carefully. Sunday--Forty Hours Devotion begins-the High School is to be congratulated on its large representation in the procession. Thursday Last game of futile basketball seasoneherek hoping next year will be better. Sunday Father Charles Mallen and Father Donald Fearon, C.SSR., begin a two week mission-many high school students seen at daily Mass. TuesdayeAll dressed up and no place to go-Annual pictures taken today. TuesdayeInformal visit from the Vice-Provincial of the Re- demptorists. . MondayeRetreat begins under the guidance of Father James E. Poggi of Catholic U.estudent body unusually receptive. Tuesday-eJuniors receive their class ringsenow they really feel important! ! FridayeThe annual is out of our handseitk been a long, hard pull. Sunday First Diocesan Eucharistic Congress. Faculty and many students attend ceremonies in honor of our Eucharistic King. Very edifying sight! FridayeThe Prom, at lastlethlue Heavent, theme carried out in unusual decorative scheme. Who could recognize the cafetorium? Saturday-Traditional htday after,, picnic-plenty of good 0P fried chickenHUmmm ! hithz l 'IZCt- 'l6 19 20 31 Eugene Bilski and Wilma Maas receive Senator Gautiefs. Good Governmenth awardhthe lucky pair enjoy a visit to Tallahassee. Sunday-May ProcessionhWorld Sodality Dawaeceptnon into Children of MaryHWiIma Maas has the honor of crowning Our Lady. MondaytThat time has come againthou guessed itthatholic U. Exams. ThursdaytAnnual Ascension Thursday Picnictmore and more fried chicken! ! F ridayhOur invitations go into the mailtGraduation is just twe weeks away! TuesdaytOur Annuals are here-and we think that they,re beautiful! Fridathlass Daytour last assembly With the rest of the school- soon we,ll be hhalumnif' SundathraduationhFarewell to the years at Saint PauPs- we,re prepared, morally, religiously and educationally for whatever may come. Cfam chlatozy FRESHMAN YEAR September, 1951. Our high school days began and what a strange empty feeling it was. Realizing that there was much to learn, we set our minds to the given subjects: religion; algebra, biology, Latin, and English. Then initiation rolled along and we found ourselves bound to serve our llbettersfl It was a dark and humiliating experience, but at the Crinoline Days, dance our disturbed spirits were soothed and we were hailed as deserving members of St. Paulls. On entering high school, we had looked forward to joining the Sodality 0f the Children of Mary. Sunday meetings now found us in regular attendance, anticipating reception at the end of the year. We were delighted to learn that our school would be host to the Annual Sodality' Convention during the Thanks- giving Holidays, and we helped to plan the welcome for the visiting Sodalists. A touch of grease-paint Worked itself into our veins when we used the Princess Theatre to present the Operetta, Dude Ranch, and the play, Mix: Civilization, for the entertainment of our guests. By now, we were hopefully looking forward to the Christmas holidays, wherein the festive spirit gripped us, and we were greatly impressed by the Christmas tableau presented at the Christmas Tree party. The foremost event of our Freshman year was the Vocation Dayt Program held in March. It was the first of its kind in the Diocese of St. Augustine. The displays by the various religious communities represented in Florida highlighted the particular fields of work of these groups. Students from Orlando and Ocala attended, and each aided us in presenting skits which emphasized the vocation needs of our locale. In no time Spring was in the air and with it were all sorts of activities to occupy our interests; our hrst high school retreat, our hrst prom, our first Catholic U. examinations, and finally the May Procession with our reception into the Sodality. When the time came to witness the Seniors, graduation, the picture of our own Commencement seemed far in the distance; the present was our main concern, and the future high school days were still ours to enjoy. SOPHOMORE YEAR When we returned to school in the fall we took a more dignified attitude toward our books, although we found wrestling with geometric propositions, and the llCommentaries of Julius Caesarl, a trifle upsetting. On the feast of Christ the King, the Sodality journeyedtby bus to Orlando for the fall Deanery Meeting. Election of officers, religious discussions, and plans for the coming convention in St. Petersburg were all on the agenda. Our class Was particularly well represented at the November convention. Social activities took a new turn with the organization of the Tri-Lang Club which furthered a better understanding of the languages, French, Latin, and Spanish; while the Merry Old Maids encouraged interest in the domestic art of sewing. Shortly after the Christmas holidays an organized recreational program was introduced. This was most welcome and the weekly uOpen Housel? rapidly gained popularity with all. As Easter drew near, we prepared to attend our Retreat, under the guidance of Father Rodimer, whose zeal and interest in each of us continues to serve as an inspiration. By the time the examinations overtook us, we began to realize that almost half of our high school days were over and it was with some feelings of regret that we watched the Seniors graduate. J UN IOR YEAR Our Junior Year! a there was no doubting the distinction e- we were really in the llupper half? After welcoming Sister Alphonsus, our new home-room teacher, we settled down to the routine of studies. With two years behind us, we felt confident that we had come to understand responsibility and proceeded to the task of publishing the Pelican. At Christmas time one of the most novel copies of our school paper was issued. Blissfully unaware of lessons, we made merry during the Christmas vacation, part of which was given to the presentation of the unique story, The Innocents. Returning after New Yearls, we saw to our deep disappointment that the tests were llat handll but after a sudden wave of industry, we passed. Many of us found this, our Junior Year, the most important. Pep rallies, which seemed to raise the basketball scores, as well as increase school spirit, were held regularly. We were immensely proud when our team won the Intermediate League Tournament by a very close score-24e23. It was time now for us to indulge in the joy of our class ring and this we did with pride. It was also our turn to sponsor the Rummage Sale in preparation for the prom. We set April 23 as the date for the Junior-Senior social event of the year. On that night the Peninsula. Club was decorated in our llUnderwater Fantasy, theme, which drew many complimentary remarks. And so we approached the end of our year as Juniors, which had been filled with many surprises, softball games, parties, picnics, and even studies. Class day and Graduation came and we suddenly knew that next year would be our turn to wear the caps and gowns of graduates. SENIOR YEAR With great seriousness we entered the ranks of the Seniors, but inwardly a feeling of excitement gripped us at the anticipation of finally reaching our goal. To our regular curriculum was added an organized music class in which we became more familiar with the scales. As seniors our interest in learning amazed even the faculty as some of us proved young theologians in religion class and others tried to rival St. Albert in Chemistry. But, the real work of the year was the education of the Freshmen and we took to this with a spirit of agreeableness and sympathy. Thanksgiving arrived and in place of the traditional convention, a Marian Year Pilgrimmage to the Shrine of Our Lady of La Leche in St. Augustine was conducted. It was time now to gather funds for the Annual and we invaded the business world in search of support for the Veritas. Needless to say, Christmas, With its happy spirit, was' upon us before we realized it. This gave us a most excellent opportunity to display our dramatic ability at the Christmas party which was held in the new cafetorium. The cafetorium also served as the scene of our hrst Christmas formal under the auspices of the, Recreational Committee. Although the calendar declared a New Year, we became almost lost in the whirl of our last days at St. Paulls. There were the mid-tehn examinations; Lent, and the return of Father Fearon and Father Mallen for the Mission; the Easter Retreat with Father Poggi, whom we all admired so much; meeting deadlines for the Annual; the Junior-Senior prom; the last Catholic U,s; the Children of Mary Procession; and there we were without having noticed the time, ready for Class Day and Graduation. Our four years are done and we must go. Reviewing the years, we can smile a little wisely at that day when as Freshmen we first came to St. PauPs and thought we could never wait until the day of graduation. Now, we wish we could delay it longer. E s f 3 o r .- E Cfam 93142559, iiStep right this way, friends.,, The butler ushered a small group up the carpeted gangplank of the fabulous yacht, anchored at the Daytona Boat Works, where Wilma Maas was holding a dinner-dance to commemorate her appointment as Foreign Correspondent to Siberia. The yacht had been owned by Wilma,s late husband, the Archduke Seminola 0f the Space Kingdom. Imagine my surprise when I was greeted by Doris Chapman who was serving on the reception committee. Doris has had a many-sided career since graduation from St. PauPS and it was not surprising to learn that she had recently completed the supervision of the interior decorating project in all the homes of the Chief Executives Staff in Washington, D. C. As the guests arrived1 it was refreshing to see each member of the Class of 1955, especially since some came great distances to be with us. Off near the microphone, discussing a new gadget, the latest in communication history, was Roland Julien, now chief supervisor at the U. N. Communications Board and International authority on how to get the best photography results from a borrowed camera. Close at hand, dressed in the latest Parisian creations, was Julia Crawford, discussihg with June Evans and Helen Close the superior qualities of French literature. June had come all the way from Japan, where she sponsors an exclusive religious article shoppe to support home and foreign Dominican missionaries. Helen, we learned, is guidance director at the Daytona Catholic Centfal High which now has an enroll- tment of 2000 students. It was but a few minutes later when the arrival of Bill Donovan was announced. Bill, now a member of the United Statesl Supreme Court, has influenced creditably many decisions concerning delicate inter-racial problems. Another classmate from Capitol Hill was Gloria Julien, presently head librarian of the extension service at the Congressional Library. Directly behind Bill and Gloria came Don Kemerait, whose acting in the role of Romeo had recently won for him the Academy Award. There wasn,t must time to talk to Mary Hawk because as social editor for the American Press publications, she was busy covering this, the social event of the year. However, she did make note of the fact that I, Richard Hanley, had come in from, London, where, as manager of the internationally famous Globetrotters, It was on tour with the team. 44 0M C .lzief Main Frequent N 07216 C hamcteristic 1f mbition E xplesxion Doris Chapman dependable a home and ring Oh, Malarky Helen Close worrisome to leave Florida Oh rea11y! w Julia Crawford William Donovan June Evans Richard Hanley Mary Hawk Gloria Julien Roland Julien Donald Kemerait Wilma Maas tall and stately talkative neat moody seIf-conscious impulsive peaceful reserved loyal woman presidency salvage MayHoWer,, learn Latin something easy to Win a prize attend St. Vincenfs to fix it! to go steady a boyfriend What a schmi ,Fraid not If you want t C,est Domma I don,t know I,ve been bus Could be Well, that,s debatable 1,11 be darned See W4 Prizcd Possession Favorite Rendezvous Pet A vertion diamond ring picture of .9 .9? a large purse his hhwhite bucksv 10:15 dismissal the Buick Smokey T-V camera school ring memories where therets fun Second Avenue watching Liberace 149 Madison in church at Toni,s riding the bus with a book the library Sophomore classroom the beach moody people Billy Republicans uncooperative people the annual saying hPm sorry, school the class history the juke box homework practical joker Cfam WWI LLB, the graduates of the Class of 1955, being in as good mental condition as usual, and in much better temper than usual, do hereby make this, our last Will and testament, and do hereby bequeath: T0 MONSIGNOR MULLALLYmour deep and sincere appreciation for providing us with the means to receive a Catholic High School education. To SISTER BERNARD OF MARY-our gratitude for giving unselfishly of her time in our behalf. To SISTER M. ALPHONSUSmOur grateful prayers for inspiring us to higher and nobler attainments. To SISTER JAMES EDWARD-our esteem and admiration for all her efforts and friendly counsel. To THE JUNIORs-the delightful task of initiating the Freshmen, together with all our Senior privilegeseespecially our dignity. To THE SOPHOMORES-the rank of upperclassmen. May they learn to cherish our noble traditions. To THE FRESHMEqur fondest wishes that they will continue to enjoy life at Saint Pauli We envy their next three years. eta: The Class of 1955 specihcally devises and bequeaths the following qualities and abilities with which nature so abundantly endowed its members: I, DORIS CHAPMAN, do bequeath my endless list of excuses for tmdiness to MARLENE LARRIVEE. I, HELEN CLOSE, do bequeath my understanding of bookkeeping to DOROTHY JORDAN. This frequently permits one to be excused early. I, JULIA CRAWFORD, do bequeath my unlimited and fluent vocabulary to PAUL PARSONS. Such an award improves self-expression. I, WILLIAM DONOVAN, do bequeath my honorary presidency of the Brownie Club to BARBARA MACDONALD. This political angle has its advantages. I, JUNE 'EVANS, do bequeath my reluctance to appear in the limelight to WALLY Fox. I, RICHARD HANLEY, do bequeath my excellent reputation for good behavior to DENNIS HOUCHINS. This gift will make the owner a favorite with the faculty. I, MARY HAWK, do bequeath my deep concern for the welfare of others to ELIZABETH ABRUSIA. I, GLORIA JULIEN, do bequeath my agreeable and obliging spirit to ELIZABETH RUSSELL. I, ROLAND JULIEN, do bequeath my calm disposition and controlled emotions in difficult situations to DANIEL MOSCA. I, DONALD KEMERAIT, do bequeath my ability to make favorable first impressions to RONALD KOWALSKI. I, WILMA MAAS, do bequeath my journalistic and rhetorical pursuits to MARGARET HAWK. This gift includes membership in the Quill and Scroll. Signed 51nd sealed, this fifth day of June, in the presence of competent Witnesses. THE CLASS OF 1955 -..;...::-A4W M 1,-Mqamw'6 k: mfw4m 4.1m mum am: ,. - 42,-.a. .4! .1: Senior-Jum'or Class Officers Richard Hanley, Secretary-Treasurer; Wilma Maas, Vice-President; William Donovan, President Marlene Larrivee, President; Elizabeth Russell, Vice-President; Barbara MacDonald, Secretary-Treasurer Freshman-Sophomore Class Officers Mary J. Kronauer, Treasurer; Iris Phillips Secretary; Michael Gallagher, Vice-President; Cecelia Williams, President. Carmela MacDonald, President; John Saulnier, Vice-President; Jeanette Cone, Secretary-Treasurer. Marlene Larrivee President Elizabeth Abrusia Robert Burton Barbara MacDonald Elizabeth Russell Vice-Prexident S ecretary- Treasurer JUNMDR$ :W John Gallagher Margaret Hawk Denis Hauchins Josephine Morris Paul Parsons Dwayne Poli Cnrmcln MacDonald John Snulnicr Jcancttc Cone Cecile Boudrcau Pl'cxideul Secrelary Treasurer BEHEMGDIIRHEES Nancy Harris Carmen Julien Joseph Lu e Edward VVLundell Geraldine Milbert Mary Jane Warren President Vice-Prexirlem S ecretary Treasurer $9 w, Cecelia Williams Michael Gallagher Iris Phillips Mary Jean Kronauer Norman Brown 1 McAleenan Ronald Kowalski mum MEN Thomas 1 Daniel Mosca Maxine Pitts Maureen Reilly Daniel Rice 7 Mildred Rosier Robert Sweet Mary Frances White Jeanne VVoolley Patricia Vaughan Norma. Yount - Shirley Steiner Duanne Poulin GBHEQA$$ 9 Maxie Elliot 74W Veritas S ten? Editor . . . . . . . WILLIAM E. DONOVAN Assistant . . . . . . . . ROLAND M. JULIEN Art Editor . . . . . . . . DORIS E. CHAPMAN Business Manager . . . . . GLORIA J.JULIEN Pelican Stay? Editor . . . . dssistzmt . , . Hrt Editor . . Feature Editor . Sport: Editor . . B mines; M am! gar BARBARA M. MACDONALD MARGARET A. HAWK JOHN N. GALLAGHER ELIZABETH A. RUSSELL DANIEL F. MCGARRY RONALD A. RAYMOND Stan and Doris Dick and Toni Don and Mary Jane John and Julia Seniors at the Prom Billy and Barbara R oland and Gerry Ron and Willie Sophomores-Freshmen at Prom Danny and Cece ywmm 35W Peabody Auditorium Belles Ready...Set...Go Good Losers Now is the time for all good men . . . . Monsignor Blesses Our Class Rings Annual Holy Week Retreat 4y The Children of Mary Sodality l1!!! Open House? Board of Directors Do-re-me-fa-sol- Literary Critics Explosive Personalities MA t AqCPI-lg Tim M: XJJ l a -' ' ! COMPLIMENT S 0f SAINT PAULlS HOLY NAME SOCIETY MY LOYALTIES AS A HOLY NAME MAN BECAUSE There is a land which gives me my freedom and liberty'; There is a Church which comforts and consoles me; There is a God who gives me life and preserves it; AND BECAUSE The forces of communism would despoil me of my constitutional rights; The powers of irreligion and impiety would destroy my Church; The principles of atheistic philosophies would rob me of my God; I PROMISE AND PLEDGE AS A HOLY NAME MAN To uphold the CONSTITUTION of these United States; To defend the RIGHTS of the Roman Catholic Church To dedicate my LIFE to the service of my God. These pledges and promises, if need be, I will seal with lifels blood. BLESSED BE THE NAME OF THE LORD PROFESSIONAL John C. Stanton, D.D.S. W. A. Buhner Arthur Schwartz, M.D. Warner S. McIntosh, O.D. Gerald W. Sibley, D.D.S. Cleland D. Cochrane, M.D. Morris B. Seltzer, M.D. Thomas C. Simpson William T. Moore Walton, Spicer, Leete 8C Gehlert - Architects Charles A. Brown, M.D. A. M. Monaco, M.D. A. M. McCarthy, M.D. Sidney I. Ney, D.D.S. James T. Nelson, Attorney B. J. LaCour, M.D. BOOSTERS T. R. Larrivee ,53 George Barry Stoll 46 Ruth Schnippert 54 Pat Myers 51 Cpl. William F. Peshek 53 Ray Phelan ,54 Charles E. Dixon 52 Frances Parsons Chonko ,53 Patricia Sweeney Hanley 54 Cpl. Alan F. Hanley ,53 J ulia Crawford 55 Maxine Pitts 58 Helen Close 55 Marlene Larrivee ,56 William Donovan 55 Jeanette Cone ,57 Margaret Hawk 56 Maureen Reilly 58 Barbara MacDonald 56 Jack Saulnier y57 Jo Bernie Morris ,56 Gloria Julien ,55 Mary Ann Harris ,58 Daniel Mosca y58 Geraldine Milbert 57 Norma Yount 58 Ronald Kowalski 58 Iris Phillips '58 Mary Jean Kronauer '58 Cecelia Williams ,58 Roland Julien 55 Carmen Julien 57 Wilma Maas 55 Wally Fox ,56 Doris Chapman 58 Maxie Elliot ,58 Shirley Tani 57 Millie MacDonald y57 Karen McCab'e 57 Norman Brown 58 Mary Jane Warren 57 Robert Burton ,56 Dwayne Poli '56 Danny McGarry y56 Edward Lundell 57 Joseph Luke 57 Eugene Bilski 56 Daniel P. Rice 58 BOOSTERS John Erickson Stanley Geis Yvonne Teston Gordon Champagne Jack Puckeridge Billy Towner Marjorie Russell Robbies Charcoal-Burner Mrs. Charlotte Tonka Acme Rooting Sheet Metal Don Willis Motors Daytona Terrace Hotel Colonial Inn R. Brown Weller Trailer Park Wilson Shell Station Johnsods Garage Mr. and Mrs. John Zlotorzynski Virgil Holmes Motors Panslos Holliday Villa Court All-Weather Tire Company Louise, Hortense and Rosetta Bergeron Oates Realty R. R. Wood Florida Fruit Store Gillespie Barber Shop Mrs. Deeley Mrs. Perko Mrs. Sullivan Daytona Feed 86 Supply Azeds Delicatessen Jere Sheehy Mrs. Anna Downing A. S. Conley, Jr. Daniel G. Hines APs Floor Covering Mary Teresa McGarry Volusia-Launder-matic Patricia H. Rule Magnolia Cleaners Magnolia Barber Shop Powder Puff Ormond Beach Appliances Port Orange Bridge Service Station Breakfast - Luncheon - Dinner Marigold House Featuring Crabmeat Marigold AIR CONDITIONED mThe A-l Restaurant of A1A,1 HELEN LAMB HANEMANN 142 North At1antic Phone 2-1214 Daytona Beach, Florida Mallory1s Service Station CORNER TENTH AND RIDGEWOOD Bob Mallory, Proprietor Phone 2-0141 Holly Hill, Florida Complimmts 0f Fryer Wrecker Service 0 580 Ballough Road Phone 2-2571 Television Trading Center 11VV6 Trade For Anything With A Tube Dmltr for CRosLEY, ADMIRAL, DUMONT, OLYMPIC, PHILCO AND R.C.A. 708 N. Ridgewwd Avenue Across from Ridgewood Theatre Dial 3-3771 Creed Wheeler, Owner Doughty1s Pastry Shop 307 SECOND AVENUE Truly Pastry for Seventeen Years Complimnm of Mitchell 8: Alexander Lumber Company 411 Madison Avenue Tel. 2-1561 COMPLIMENTS 0f Grady 8: Louise Dance Studio , Chef 3 Parkway Restaurant Excrllmt Food and Svrvicc One Mile North of Daytonn Beach on L'.S. l P. O. Box K-275 Holly Hill, Daytona Beach, Florida Telephones: Office 7703; Dining Room 9443 Residence 9047 George J. Panos, Owner-Mmmger Chef for Right Seasons Princess Issenn and Sheraton Beach Hotels DAYTONA BEACH FEDERAL SAVINGS 8c LOAN ASSOCIATION INSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Current Dividend Rate 327 a Year MONEY FOR HOMES2T0 thwam'jd2Repaz'r2Refinmzcg 226 NORTH BEACH STREET TELEPHONE 2-0521 MATHER OF DAYTONA, INC. TWO STORES 0028 Year; of Srrm'ce0 J . R. BLAIS 8c SON, INC. BUILDING, PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS Phone 9021 2 Residence Phone 7141 2008 SOUTH ATLANTIC AVE. DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA B est Wishes from N. C. C. W. Williams Meat Company BEEF - PORK - LAMB - VEAL PRODUCE 'A' 607 Broadway Dial 2-2541 C omfliment: 0 f Henry1s Luggage Shop Headquarters of F amour Names in Luggage and Leather Good: 0 244- 3. Beach St. Tel. 2-1373 Our Best 172.5116: to Class of 1955 SEASIDE INN Ormond Hardware Co. INCORPORATED Telephone 4337 19 West Granada Avenue Ormond Beach, Florida Compliments of Ramsay Bros. FISHING TACKLE 1k 803 Main St. Dial 2-3151 COMP'LIMENTS 0f George W. Lubke, Inc. Lloyd Cox C0. BOOKS . . . OFFICE SUPPLIES 1qjlzings yozfll 126 needing for writing and reading! 118 N. Beach Street Melweb Sign Company SIGNS OF ALL KINDS 503 North Street Telephones 7942 -.9835 COMPLIMENTS OF MRS. M. F. ELLINOR Dial 9789 Residence 2-0146 LaFrance Uniform Shop NURSES - WAITRESSES BEAUTICIANS - MAIDS Open earning: by appointment Velma T. LaFrance 1-H IWagnolin Mme. Clafs Shoppe O GUATEMALA JACKETS, SKIRTS, HATS, SCARFs, BAGS AND JEWELRY O 216 Seabreezc Boulevard COMPLIMENTS OF Frances Mary Crawford i' Teacher of ACCORDION - PIANO - VOICE Compliment: of Ted Williams INTERIORS 205-7 Scabreeze Boulevard DEXTER PHOTO SERVICE Distributors and Publixlzrrs 0f DEXTER POSTCARDS BY DEXTER PRESS, INC. WEST NYACK, NEW YORK Color Photography at its best . . You Name the subjrct . . . VVKI 110 the rest. GORDON G. DEXTER The Postcard Man Telephone 5080 Post Office Box 903 Ormond Beach, Florida COMPLIMENTS BEST WISHES 0f DANDEE BREAD 1k 0 ELLINOR VILLAGE AMERICAS FINEST Ormond, Florida 0 Bell Bakeries, Inc. MOSCPRS ITALIAN RESTAURANT H omc-M nde I talim Bread Saumge Ravioli - Spaghetti Specializing in PIZZA o TELEPHONE 3-35 08 o 127 RIDGEWOOD AVENUE On U. S. 1 HOLLY HILL, FLORIDA Colony Casuals 11 ccenting Elegance Sensibly Priced BEACH WEAR - DRESSES - LINGERIE ACCESSORIES . 310-A Seabreeze Boulevard . 258 South Beach Street . 2132 South Atlantic Avenue Esquire Cleaners, Inc. Daytona Bcach1s Most Modern Dry Cleaners afar ONE HOUR MARTINIZING SERVICE The Best Dry Cleaning at No Extra Charge FREE MOTHPROOFING At A 8: P Shopping Center 20 NORTH GRANDVIEW AVENUE Daytona Beach, Florida That book ymfw been wanting to read is at Carharfs Book Store Greeting Cards - Stationery S 61100! S applies 218 Seab'reeze Boulevard Daytona Beach, Florida Comflimmtx of The La Casita Motel Norbert O1C0nnor, Resident Manager 613 Silver Beach Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Linden1s Vogue DixtiIICiivg 1113077757135 W ear 110 S. Beach Street Phone 7342 Compliments of LeGrande1s Prescription Shop 1V. 0. LcGr-Imde, Pharmacist 246 5. Beach Street Ra1p11 U. Green Bldg. Phone 2-3671 Jack L. Robinson and Associates SELLING HOMES IN DAYTONA BEACH SINCE 1923 Telephone 4687 124- BAY STREET Broadway Quality Market PRIME MEATS AND FANCY GROCERIES Exclusive Distributor: of S. S. Pierce - Richelieu - White Rose Responsible Account; Solicitexl George R. Calvott, Proprietor Free Delivery 2 Ormond and City 210 Broadway Telephone 6851 BEST WISHES ! from THE PELICAN DAYTONA SHEET METAL WORKS BEST WISHES fro m VARSITY DRIVE-IN 818 North Ridgewood Avenue Phone 2-25 01 Roofing - Heating - 011 Burners Paints and Varnishes 116 South Segrave SUN 1N SAND HOTEL COURT 1100 SOUTH RIDGEWOOD AVENUE TELEPHONE 2-1521 Recommended by QUALITY COURTS h A.A.A. 1 DUNCAN HINEs Owner Managers MR. JOHN J. GYSHERS MR. AND MRS. CHAS C. GRAU Chief News Source of the Best Informed People of Daytona Beach and the Halifax Area NEWS-JOURNAL CORPORATION DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Pulzlislzrrs 0f DAYTONA BEACH MORNING JOURNAL DAYTONA BEACH EVENING NEWS and THE SUNDAY NEws-JOURNAL Ownrr-ijrator of THE NEws-JOURNAL RADIO STATIONS WNDB AND VVNDB-FM COUCHMANS PRINTING CO. Cn'nfor: 0f FINE PRINTING 138 Niagnolia Avenue Telephone 4-284- DAYTONA MOTOR COMPANY Buick - Cadillac THE GENERAL TIRE U-DRIVE-IT-SERVICE BEACH STREET AT FIRST AVENUE COMPLIMENTS DUNN LUMBER 8: SUPPLY COMPANY YOUR LUMBER NUMBER . . . . 4 6 5 6,, 415 ORANGE AVENUE Compliments of Hubert1s Drug Company 314 Second Avenue Phone 4023 Permacrete, Inc. 348 North Segrave Daytona Beach Wise Potato Chips The Food That Peps Up Meals 4 Water1s Distributing Co. PHONES 8772 Robertson Electric Service W holesale AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND SUPPLIES Phone 85 91 P. O. Box 1329 3-2704 412 North Beach Street Hart Refrigeration Service COMPLIMENTS Authorized f FRIGIDAIRE DEALER 0 Mr. 85 Mrs. Elmo Johnson phone 2-0993 312 S. Peninsula Drive Daytona Beach, Florida T A H I T I Phil and Buck Service The Ultra M odern Apartment M otel On the Ocean Telephone 2-0426 1010 North Atlantic Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Station and Trim Shop Phone 2-1851 614 BROADWAY Daytona Beach, Florida Seabreeze Hardware 539 N. PENINSULA DRIVE One Door Of Seabreeze Boulevard Teens and Juniors F ashions 11L0ruely fashion: for the lowly MAW 204 Seabreeze Boulevard Daytona Beach, Florida Howard Boat Works OUTBOARDS TO YACHTS Vk 633 Ballough Road Telephone 4-4-32 Daytona Truck 8: Equipment Co. INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS 540-542 BaHough Road A. J. Tucker, Jr. Phone 3-1211 Daytona Beach, Florida Since 1907 Daytona Beach Has Been My Home Laurence G. Johnson REALTOR Sale: - Rentals - Investments 11 N0. Atlantic Ave. Dial 6909 Feger Sea F 00d FRESH FISH AND SHRIMP 0111372 Daily Vk North Causeway Telephone 617 New Smyrna, Florida PRYDE MEWS AND LADIES, APPAREL Jantzen - Catalina Manhattan Blouses - Suntogs SETZEIVS SHOPPING CENTER 1916 South Atlantic Avenue Telephone 4277 Daytona Beach, Florida COMPLIMENTS of Thomas F. O,Byrne QUALITY EGGS FORTICH RANCH SO UTH DAYTONA 01f szymmld Post OfEce Box 211-1- Phone 2-0019 Hall Publishing Company Vk 811 Vo1usia Avenue Phone 4443 MAIN Amoco Service Station LUBRICATION WASH WAX AND L'NDERCOAT Royal Saran Seat Covcrs Accessories 316 Main St. Phone 7279 Dnytmm Beach, Florida Burgman 8: Sun 760 Ballough Road Ofyicial Printers 0f VERITAS Artcraft Studios 250V; South Beach St. OHicial Photographers 0f VERITAS Daytona Amoco Service lmericzm Amoco Ga: Washing - Waxing - Lubrications Accessories and Tune-Ups Phone 3-2111 North Beach and Mason Sts. Daytona Beach, Florida KEN HAMILTON RUS BRINDLE Pure Ice Company D. O. Shaddix - Dial 8042 Vk 310 Volusia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida San Remo Restaurant ITALIAN - AMERICAN Telephone 2-1357 1290 South Ridgewood Avenue C ampliment: of I A U C H 1 S JEWELRY mi GIFTS Phone 2-3760 111 Volusia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida 11511111307280 Drive-In Cleaners 348 N. Beach St. 533 Volusia Ave. 202 S. Palmetto Ave. Telephone 8624 J. E. Pierce Erma Williams Pierce 8: Williams INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 8550 or 4562 115 South Palmetto Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida C amplim ants 0 f Penn Yowell, Inc. Junior and Mines, Clothe: of Distinction 150 South Beach Street Dial 7071 011396 Phone 2-0761 Home Plione 3-1318 Pompeian Craftsmen Designers and Manufacturers of Garden Ornaments P. O. Box 469 730 N. Beach St. Daytona Beach, Florida BM TVixlzm 250 St. Paul? High School COMPLIMENTS OF The William A. McDonalds ' Depar+men+ 071r of tilt Soutlfx prnlomirmiing 5f07 r5 SERVICE PAINT 8L GLASS COMPANY 0 PAINTING 0 STORE FRONTS 0 FLOOR SANDING 0 MIRRORS 0 W'ALLPAPERING 0 GLAZING CONTRACTORS 321 VOLUSIA AVENUE TELEPHONE 2-1576 COMMERCIAL BANK AT DAYTONA BEACH THE BANK OF FRIENDLY SERVICE with THE DRIVE-IN TELLERS WINDOW Mrmbcr lefml Dpposz't IHSIHYIHCE Corporation 126 VOLUSIA AVE. ' DIAL 8574 Patrick,s Paint Store 0er Established Linc: PAINTS AND LACQUERS Dozier 81 Gay - Larcoloid - Marietta Arnesto - Sec Products - Baer Bros. Phone 8338 Al. Patrick 305 Second Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Complimwzts 0f Ridgewood Theatre at Daytona Beach, Florida Holleman1s Department Store Top Name Brand; BEACH AND SWIM WEAR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Radios - Cameras - Fishing Tackle . Household Needs 1906 South Atlantic Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida BEST WISHES from A FRIEND Tyler1s Service Station STANDARD PRODUCTS BEACH AND MICHIGAN AVENUE DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA ENJOY FOREMOST ICE CREAM 12ml MILK Riverside Furniture Co. NEW AND USED I'VE Buy and Sell ESTELLE B. POITEVIENT Dial 8281 411 2nd Ave. Daytona Beach, Florida COMPLIMENTS 0f Touchton Drug C0. 901 Main Street Phone 4601 WE DELIVER Tropical Tile 8: Terrazzo Company Daniel Chicppa - Richard A. Aronson Telephones: Office 2413+ - Home 6566 110111 Rid; - Dan 1112 Tile Men 1H7 N. E. 7th Ave., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Branch 810 N. Ridgewood Avenue Daytona Beach, Fla. Telephone 2-2 674 A NATURAL GAS SERVICE Your dssurancc of the Best GAS SERVICE LOUIS D. CALL Broadway Drive In Ham of Broadway Donuts DELICIOUS BARBECUE SANDWICHES Phone 3-1816 219 Broadway Daytona Beach mridian 104 Beach Daytona Beach, Florida Gifts and Leather Good: of Distinction Best TVislzesio Graduate: of 555 Bishop Pharmacy alee Pracription Drug Store P URITY AND ACCURACY Phone 2-3621 700 North Ridgewood Daytona Beach, Florida Bagwell,s Flowers 4- N. Atlantic Avenue Phone 2-1123 D. C. Marshall Standard Station Vk 746 SOUTH BEACH STREET Compliments of Dunn Bros. Hardware Company 154 SO. BEACH ST. PHONE 5551 Congratulations to Our Graduates HOME-SCHOOL ASSOCIATION . . WWWGO- Sporis Homework 9. o J . 1 u ,. -JK j WWW WW... . , ;, $2 , Egg, M9345 Refreshments . ' ' i chool , w 5' . 7, Ex Home g. . 0 Ya, eleclrzkity 2'; $196 .ZiI-Q- diferezzce 2'72 7120616772 living. . jimfmzir mimdw in making l2 3 bappz'eig brighter, myier... yet you pay for Mme pricelm Jamaica with PENNIES 51: DA Y. Dancing FLORIDA POWER 8: llGH'l' COMPANY B. 85 B. Fisheries 91f It Swims, We Hume It Air-conditioned Dining Room DINNER IN A BOX TO TAKE OUT Shrimp - Oysters - Scallops - Chicken with Hush puppies 90X? hot rolls, french fries, hot sauce, cole slaw Fresh Seafood Daily 715 BROADWAY PHONE 6542 C ampliment: of Mary McDonaldCs Beauty Shop 706 N. Ridgewood Ave. - Dial 9222 Daytona Beach, Florida COMPLIMENTS of Daytona Plaza Hotel '9Directly On the 066471,; DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Osborne J ewelers DIAMONDS - WATCHES - SILVERWARE E xpert Watch Repair 9k Stanley E. Osborne Telephone 4991 730 Main St. amalgxm Fashion: for Men 206 South Beach Street Telephone 2-3044 Stansfleld,s 8c Jimmie9s Drive-In Restaurant 54-0 Broadway The ?ltzce to Eat and Meet your Friend: B est Wishes From Motive Parts Co., Inc. Vk 410 North Beach Street Daytona Beach, Florida BilPs Atlantic Service Station LUBRICATION - WASH - TIRES BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES GARAGE SERVICE Tram-American Affiliated BILL DEEM Pick-Up and Delivery - Phone 9229 Corner Broadway and South Atlantic Daytona :Beach, Florida Henry Sykora LADIES, AND GENTS TAILOR We Make Suits, Coats, Slacks and Skirts to Order d1! Work Done on Premise: Phone 8433 613 Broadway Daytona Beach. Florida While in Daytona Beach stop at . . . KAY1S Restaurant Unexcelled Food at a Reasonable Price dir Conditioned for Your Comfort DELICIOUS HOME MADE PASTRIES 734- Main St. Phone 5652 61th 240 So. Palmetto Rezads Lawn and Tree Serv1ce SCIENTIFIC TREE TRIMMING BRACING - CABLING - CAVITY WORK LAWN PROBLEMS - SOIL TESTING Telephone 7261 229 North Ridgewood Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Conrad1s Apothecary Prcxcription Specialist . 109 BROADWAY McDonald Seafood Market QUICK FREEZE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Packer: and Shkpperx Phone 6946 - Home 9036 120 Cottage Lane Half Block South of Orange Ave. Daytona Beach, Florida Hilchase Bar 8; Cocktail Lounge 612 BROADWAY VVlzgre Good Friend: Meet Phone 9291 C amplimenis 0 f Nancy,s Laund-erluxe Vk A 8: P SHOPPING CENTER ON THE PENINSULA SAVE6VVa5h by the pozmdf 6Double Capacity Machineg Riverside Laundry CLEANERS 280 N. Beach Street and Comer North Segrave and Cypress Sts. Phones 3-25 01 3-2502 Halifax Finance Co. Home Owned and Operated Phone 4914 134 MAGNOLIA AVENUE Stephens Pontiac Company P Y R O F A X Sufcrior BOTTLED GAS Service Vk COOKS - HEATS MAKES ICE Kay,s Flowers 610 North Grandview Avenue Dial 4273 F. T. D. WIRE SERVICE Branch Store 2 407 Second Ave. Dial 2-1640 Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Frederick Seaside Bar 85 Grill, Inc. 1001 Main Street .4ir Conditioning and Television for Your Comfort Luciands Spaghetti House 0PIZZA MADE TO ORDER ANYTIME21 BREAKFAST - LUNCHES - DINNERS Bottle Beers and Fine Wines Laura. and Dominic Luciano Owners - Operators 425 Ridgewood - U. S. No. 1 Telephone 2-1923 Holly Hill, Florida F irst Federal Savings and Loan Association INSURED SAVINGS 2 HOME LOANS 701 Main Street Telephone 8561 C ampliments 0f McFarland Furniture Charlotte1s Rental Service RENT OR BUY Dinner Jackets - Tuxedos - Accessories C atcring t0 1V6dding: Company DIAL 4922 413 Volusia Avenue Lorna B1anch21rd Res. Phone 9823 We Serve the 13m Meals in Daytona Beach COMPLIMENTS New York Paradise 0f Spaghetti House SMITTY1S ITALIAN AND AMERICAN BARBER SHOP GLENN SMITH LUIGI LOCE HOME-COOKED MEALS Biscuit - Tortoni - Spumoni Telephone 7221 116 Magnolia Ave. Daytona Beach, Florida 24 Hour Service Free Parking Lot Tru-Vue Grill dir Conditioned FAMOQS FOR STEAKS MR. AND MRS. W. L. HANCOCK UKUBIN AND LUNIQ 536 Volusia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Faircloth Floor Coverings 11.4 Square Deal With Every Square Yard i' MARVIN R. FAIRCLOTH 517 VOLUSIA AVENUE COMPLIMENTS 0f Jonnie, the K ey Man 126 MYRTLE LANE C amplim ants 0 f Foster Florists 118 South Atlantic Avenue Phone 7151 HAIGH AND BLACK F un-eral Directors J. H. Haigh George M. Akin Hen ry Quartermnn C omjiimemts 0 f Holly Hill Dairy Farm C ml; and C arry GUERNSEY MILK Thomick at Railroad Fresh Churned Buttermilk Ice Cream Compliments of Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. PAINTS - GLASS - MIRRORS Telephone 2-0577 841 Volusia Avenue J ESSUPS Daytomf: Oldest Pawnbroker Quick - Courteous - Private LOANS LICENSED - RELIABLE STORAGE FOR YOUR VALUABLES Phone 8257 331 Second Ave. Daytona Beach Beacon Neon Sign 85 Electric Co., Inc. FORMERLY BEACON NEON SIGN CO. Wholesale 7 Retail MANUFACTURERS G. HAROLD UTTER, Manager Phone 4316 - Box 693 511 N. Segrave St. Daytona Beach C on gratulatfam The I. D. Barrett Family Birch1s Cycle Shop TRIUMPH AND BSA MOTORCYCLES Part5 - Repairs - dccesson'c: Telephone 2-1387 533 N. Beach St. Daytona Beach Nadeau,s Children Shop Popular Priced Clothes and Toys for Girls and Boys Dancing Togs 7 Complete Layette MAMIE NADEAU Phone 6846 514- Scabreeze Boulevard Daytona Beach, Florida Vogue Beauty Salon Air Conditioned f Telephone 2-3965 178 NORTH BEACH STREET NEXT 'ro DAYTONA THEATRE DAYTONA BEACH, F LORIDA Carlin1s Appliance Store HOT POINT AND MAYTAG APPLIANCES Vk Phone 2-0408 138 Volusia Ave. Teina Motley1s Maternity Shop Sizes 9 to 20 MATERNITY DRESSES AND F ULL LINE OF INFAN'IJS WEAR TIENA MOTLEY, Owner 26 North Grandview Avenue A 8: P Center Beach Side Daytona Beach, Florida 11Guy Calvert's BAR AND LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE 102 Ridgewood Avenue Holly Hill, Florida Collins Awning Shop . Telephone 8414 608 North Halifax Daytona Beach, Florida Bellevue Memorial Park aperpeturzl C are1 1 Surf Bar 8: Cocktail Lounge PACKAGE LIQUORS 3k Phone 9129 316 Canal Street New Smyrna Beach, Florida Adams Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS TOILETRIES 2 DRUGS - SODAS Delivery . . . . Telephone 2-2285 610 Ridgewood Avenue Holly Hill, Florida Comflz'ments 0f S P R I T E uTHE STANDARD OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PAPERS Compliment: Of Little Drug Company New Smyrna Beach, Florida Vogue Hat Shop IDA MCKEITHEN, Proprietor 0 Telephone 8764 137 Magnolia Ave. Metz1 Shopping Center i Phone 5633 3314 South Atlantic Avenue Cradle to Campus The Complctg C Ilildrenk Shop INFANTS, TO TEENS, WEAR Walker Bros. Shopping Center 2136 South Atlantic Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Colomore Typewriter C0. JOE COLOMORE Sales Representative - Royal Typewriters Sale: - Service - Rentals - Supplias 514 Main Street Phone 8938 Daytona Beach, Florida FINE CLOTHING For Boys and Young Mp7; BEACH STREET AT VOLUSIA AVENUE Morrison 8L Sons, Inc. VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTURERS Dia1 3-4501 613 Main Street P. O. Box 3578 STEAK n SHAKE IN SIGHT . . . It Must Bl? Right it 110 S. Ocean Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida C 0771 plim em: 0 f BAGGETT-MCINTOSH, INC. FUNERAL HOME Licensed Funeral Director. W. B. Baggett, Secretary-Trmsurcr Charles S. McIntosh, President, w x Dashers Men1s Wear 1t the Gram Sirlmurillcn 218-A South Beach Street Daytona Beach, Florida Phone 8120 Curth L. Sengzlrd Bob Conley uOHu 50 good at LaSortds Bakery Home Made Candies 101 Ridgewood Avenue Route N0. 1 Port Orange, Florida Morris Drug C0., Inc. Phone 31 208 South Beach Street Daytona Beach, Florida Conzplimmzf: 0f Lester Manufacturing Co. 316 S. Beach Street Chenille Bedspreads Shag and Loop Rugs Dress Fabrics and Other Textiles Lowest Prim! Robinson Music Company 134 VOLUSIA AVENUE PHONE 8215 DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Complim mztx 0f MILK ICE CREAM Compliment; 0f A FRIEND Owen1s F lower Shop Dial 6265 P50. Box 1430 1300 BELLEVUE AVENUE Daytona Beach, Florida THE FLORIDA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY at Daytona Beach, Florida 252 SOUTH BEACH STREET 0 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Complimmzt: 0f PENINSULA ABSTRACT 8: TITLE COMPANY 312 South Beach Street Dnytonn Beach, Florida ABSTRACTS AND TITLE INSURANCE Rrprrsmling Lawyers, Title Insurance Company of Richmond, Virginia Telephone 7627 C 0771 plimmzts of K. R. McClelland Building Sprai'altirs ' . FIRST MARBLE - WINDOWS - STONE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK or DAYTONA BEACH Phone 2-2033 651 N. Beach St. Daytona Beach, Florida Theodore M. Williams C0. AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING C hrysler dirtemp i' Telephone 4058 979 Volusia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Compliment: 0f Edmund J. Saulnier, Jr. Comfliments of Daytona Coca-Cola Bottling Company Compliments of Culbreth J ewelers WATCHES - DIAMONDS - JEWELRY Watch and J ewelry Repairing 118 Bay Street Daytona Beach, Florida C ampliments of Columbia Baking Co. Baker: of SOUTHERN BREAD AND CAKES Telephone 2-34-22 Angelo,s Shoe Shop WE REPAIR SHOES LIKE NEW Angelo Vardavakis, Proprietor 335 SECOND AVENUE Orange Ave. Daytonii Beach Daytona Beach, Florida Compliments of COMPLTMENTS Sam Connor Texaco Service of J . P. Kulzer Ormond Beach Y0ur Friendly Service Stationn FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY Phone 3-3314- 833 North Ridgewood Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida COMPLIMENTS 0f BUD CONE AND SON BRAKES AND WHEELS 115 MICHIGAN AVENUE STORAGE . . . BAGGAGE Ridgway Transfer and Storage C0. 15 N. Grandview DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA PHONES: 2-3676; Nights 8: Sundays 2-3566 Crating, Packing, Storage and Long Distance Hailling RUG, FUR 11ml SILVER VAULTS zygcmhv AERo-MAYFLOWER TRANSIT Co. Na tio maids 2140718715 C amplimcnt: 0 f DEEB J ABALY1S SONS 518 BALLOUGH ROAD DIAL 6932 i' Clam rug: lmt langvr! Camplimmztx 0f DAYTONA BOOK STORE 230-232 South Beach Street Phone 645 7 SCHOOL SUPPLIES BOOKS - STATIONERY SPORTING GOODS Greetings and Best Wishes to All i' DAYTONA BEACH BOAT WORKS DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA C onzjhlimmts 0 f WOODS FUEL OIL COMPANY A. H. THURMAN, Owner DIAL 2-1524 HOLLY HILL C ampliments 0 f M O N R O E S Quality Home F urm'shings 127 NORTH PALMETTO AVENUE TELEPHONE 5510 DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Compliments of THE THIRD ORDER OF ST. FRANCIS JERE SHEEHY, Prefect Compliments of SECURITY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF STANLEY MITCHELL TEXACO SERVICE FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY Telephone 435 5 650 N. RIDGEWOOD AVE. DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA OLSON ELECTRIC 8L HARDWARE CO. THE HOME OF QUALITY AND SERVICE, 392 NORTH BEACH STREET DIAL 2-3706 COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN F. BAKER COMPANY Church Goods and Religious Articles 99 BEDFORD STREET BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS . xfdequattz Wiring . Planned Lighting MACS ELECTRIC SHOP 816 VOLUSIA AVENUE 0 A JOB WELL DONE DIAL 5440 wggzmmcr gofmgfwm .u'u10! mun 1 $Guomrleed by. Good Housekeeping . n Ammun'w 3701201; DAIRY PRODUCTS KYou am rely om a Registered Jeweler2U WM. A. RITZI Registered ngcler zfmerictm Gem Society 11Orange Blossomn Diamond Rings Movado, Hamilton, Elgin, and Gruen Watches 122 N. BEACH STREET C oijliment: of D. W. BROWNING PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTOR 116 East Fairview Avenue Phone 4-172 Daytona Beach, Florida CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 555 55May the good Lord bless and keep youy M A A S Sc P I R T L E REALTORS - BUILDERS 2216 S. ATLANTIC AVE. PHONE 3-2584- 3-2585 DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA FLORIDA WINDOW CLEANING COMPANY 405 MOBILE AVENUE CLARENCE SIMPSON Realtor 112 BAY STREET TELEPHONE 5614 DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. WWW 5 L u M BE :1 ., COMPANY There's a MATERIAL Difference 200 SOUTH SEGRAVE TELEPHONE 2-1501 COMPLIMENTS 0f Barnhart Brothers R N HARTMAN JR ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS and D. R. Barnhart Co. TERMITE CONTROL 913 Main Street i MASON AND BEACH STREETS PHONE 6972 THE HOST OF DAYTONA jolmslonk COFFEE SHOP THE WORLDS BEST APPLE PIE C omjdz'ment: of A FRIEND GENES KEY SERVICE Will Come to Your Rescue Day, Dial 4128 - Nights 8920 LaFayette Grill FOOD . . . .4: You Like It 'k 1201 South Ridgewood Avenue Telephone 7461 Compliments of DRESSNERS Growers - Packers - Shippers Fancy Florida Fruits 3 07 Seabreeze Boulevard Compliments of Chez Bruchez AL AND WINNIE 312 Seabreeze Boulevard 15Cui5inc with a French accentn Complete Investment Service Florida Municipal Bonds Corporate Securities - Investment Funds T. Nelson O1Rourke, Inc. INVESTMENT SECURITIES 533 Seabreeze Boulevard Telephone 5571 LOTUS CH INESE-AMERICAN RESTAURANT Serving Luncheon and Dinner Open Daily 5 11 A.M. to 1 A.M. MAINE LOBSTER Catering to Parties and Banquel: Laney,s Supper Club 3 3 SHOWS NIGHTLY 3- 3 308-10 Seabreeze Blvd. Phone 9851 Phone 714-4- P. O. 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