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

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The Christian education of youth was never of more decisive 0r vital importance than it is today. Our chief hope after God rests in the schools of Christian culture. POPE .PIUS XII 7W Annual Publication of 7A2 5W 61644 of ST. PAUIIS HIGH SCHOOL DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA 1956 Wrewom' Witt; staunch rpirity and Mcwe heartx we fume traveled our four yeam at St. Paulk, from whence we ixme forth into the larger world prepa-redt a: Catholic Youth, to execute our future respomiwlities in met; a manner that we may Ming credit to our whool, 1107207- to our pm'enty, glory to our God. PATRONESS OF YOUTH DEDICATION THE SENIORS OF THE CLASS OF 1956 RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE THIS EDITION OF THE VERITAS TO OUR FOND PARENTS WITH AFFECTION, RESPECT, AND LOVE + W. 4 , L L K'fv ,3 L . ,r u LL x' che L ' g V , ff; 07 1 L , L LM + :4: L L i, ; i . g , Q37 WW : y, l m LL 31., L , H is H clings: 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 TO MONSIGNOR As the curtain falls on our years at St. Pau17s, we wish to express our gratitude to you, Monsignor, for the Catholic Education which you have made possible for us. The advancement of our lives in the ways of Christ has always been your foremost con- cern. In future years, when we shall have breught forth the fruit of our schooling here, you will remain in our memories as a beloved and benign pastor of Catholic youth. SISIlERHM. BERNADiTA; O..P B.S., M.S. in Ed. Principal Religion, English, Guidance B.A., M.S. in Ed. B.A., M.S. in Ed. B.A., B.S. in Commerce Religion, Languages Mathematics, Science, History Business SISTER M. ALPHONSUS, O.P. SISTER JAMES EDWARD, O.P. SISTER CATHERINE'VERONICA, O.P. SISTER JOHN MARIE, O.P. FRANCES MARY CRAWFORD ERNIE MORRIS B.A., MS. in LS. Music Coach Librarian m 2012;14:94. ELIZABETH J. ABRUSIA 123 Main Street KSVze i: just the quiet 12in whom nature newer varies Beguiling Enthusiastic about Open-House T16 class actress Ties to be pleasing Ymthful dreamer Jive fan Assumes responsibility Recreation Board 4- Glec Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Never boisterous Usherette 1, 2, 3, 4 Pelican Reporter 4 Easy-going ROBERT L. BURTON Hapj7y 1 am, from care Pm free Believes the South won the Civil War Usually not over-concerned Retreats to Mary Karl each day Ekes himself seriously Owns a Harley-Davidson ,165 National Guard member arr. i MARY W. FOX 105 Magnolia Street, New Smyrna Her pleasing quiet manner speak: for her Class Vice-President 1 Usherette 1, 2, 3, Children of Mary Sodality 1 ybilling and agreeable classmate Always neat L ikes things artistic Lady-like You will find her obliging aunty artist One diHicult to fathom Has many talents N 0t over studious JOHN N. GALLAGHER 927 North Beach Street He tlmt can have patience can lnwe wlmt lLe rwilW Pelican Art Editor 3 MARGARET A. HAWK Sante Fe Avenue 21513 who workx, mcceeds Children of Mary Sodality 1, 2, 3 Prefect 4 Pelican Reporter 2 Assistant Editor 3 Verita: Business Manager 4 News-Joumal Reporter 4- Usherette 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 2 Vice-President 4 American Legion Award 1 Sacred Heart Award 2, 3 Partial to Redemptorists Enthusiastic skater Good prefect of Sodality General Excellence winner Youthful interests DOROTHY 1W. JORDAN 4-27 North Atlantic Avenue WS'IM wave: away xmlness, and dispels all gloom Dances enthusiastically One who likes a good time I ireless in collecting Wtd? l ries hard in Biology I earns to graduate Children of Mary Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4- Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Veritas Assistant Editor 4 Pelican Reporter 4- Usherette 1, 2, 3 MARLENE J. LARRIVEE 530 Loomis Avenue A smile for all, a greeting glad,- an amiable, jolly way she had Mild-mannered Agreeable Rarely noisy Liked by many Eager to please Children of Mary Sodality 1: 2, 3: 4 Never at school between 12-1 Class President 1, 3 Usherette l, 2, 3 E . . .. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ngaged In many aCtIVItIC! BARBARA A. MACDONALD 149 Madison Avenue Wl1at is greater 111m; these -- Willingness am! Me twidz to please? B each enthusiast Anxious to please Rebels against history ChimsrggafinylIarzy 3 4 , , Verita: Editor 4 B ound to enjoy herself Pelican Editor 3 Reporter 2 A . ' . News-Journal Reporter 4- ver510n for Nentanghng allmnces, Senior Class President 4 Ushcrette 1, 2, 3 Rollicking laughter Cheerleader 1, 2 Captain 2 Class Secretary 1 1 klways With S. J. E. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 DANIEL F. MCGARRY 1500 North Atlantic Avenue Let .rcholar: trouble their brain; Good time I slowly maintain Desires to attend college Always obliging . . Never over enthu51ast1c 1 N ative of Chicago Pelican Sports Editor 3 Reporter 2 Basketball 2, 3 I earns to join Air Force JOSEPHINE B. MORRIS Oak Hill, Florida. Tl1e milzlext manners, and tin: gentlest lzearW Jolly companion One Who is calm Best poster in Poppy contest Easy-going Rides well Neat appearance Interested in Mercuries Entertains frequently Children of Mary Sodality Glee Club 1, 3, 4- Pelicmz Reporter 4 PAUL J. PARSONS 105 Highland Avenue, Holly Hill Pm not given much to talking I lans a h0t-rod career Anxious to leave Florida Unusual disposition ! Love? school Children of Mary Sodality I Pelican Reporter 3, 4 RONALD A. RAYMOND 400 South Atlantic Avenue Wily rworry when life i: M :lzort Robust Open-House president N avy bound Always placid Likeable disposition Doesn? believe in over-work In Class Treasurer 1, 3, 4- Vice-Prcsidcnt 2 Basketball 3 Pelican Business Manager 3 Glee Club 3, 4- President of Board of Directors, Recreation mezm-l-Urnm WmUUO-IOO 11 'l4 'I7 20 12 'I7 Cafendaz ThursdayeSchool begins ofhcially with hTass 0f the H01y Ghost ce1ebrated by Father Com1e11 CSs.R. We welcome Sister Ber- nardita, our new P1'111t'1pz11, 211111 S1ster Catherme Veromca, our new Business teacher. Mondny-Lz1bor Day and what a joy! Our first ho1i11ay1 WednesdnyeSenior C1355 e1ectio11 of ohicers. The successful candi- dates are: Barbara 1111;11'11111111111, President; Margaret Hawk, Vice- President; Marlene L:11'1'11'ee, Secretary; 511111 R111111111 Raymond, Treasurer. Our felicitations to 11111 SundayeFirst Sodahty meeting. Klargaret Hawk, prefect, presides. The plans made seem to promise 2111 active year ahead. Sister Alphonsus continues as moderator. Wednesday-F101'ida Scholastic Press gives the 1955 VERITAS 2111 award for good photography. Let,s hope our class rates a prize, too. SaturdayeSBack to SchoolSCthe theme for the first dance of the year. Everyone enthusiastic. We think the freshmen are d111y impressed. TuesdayeRecrentionnl Board announces officers and new members. Ronald Raymond is Chairman, while Michael Hanley 111111 Roseann Danko are to represent the Class of ,59. Saturday HHObO Hop7 sponsmed by the S1111;111ty. Proceeds go to the Dominican missions 111 B.VV.I. A115, one else need 0111' financial help? Tuesdathuidance classes begin for the Senior-Junior girls. Sister Bermrdita acts as director. WednesdayeMnry Jane VVm'ren wins V0151: 0f Dcmocracy C011- test. Congratulations to $111 the c1111testz111ts1 A hne group. MondayeInitintion begins. Need we say more? Aspirin and 5111611- ing salts for the kiddies, please! VO ICE OF DEMOCRACY L 0 WAY FRESHMAN wmemeoz 21 24 26 28 'IO 14 19 20 30 Friday Day of Reckoning for the Freshmen! Their fine spirit commands our admiration. Monday Catholic Youth Week begins. Corporate Mass and Holy Communion for entire high school. Fine display of appropriate posters. Wednesday Annual Halloween Carnival sponsored by the Home and School Association. Ghosts and Goblins invade the cafetorium. FridayeFather Devine presides at forum on Eucharistic Devotions. Several seniors on the panel to conclude Catholic Youth WeekeA very beneficial one for 2111! H Students rejoice! All Saints5 Day brings a holiday. Tuesday WednesdayeMusic class has a jam session in the music room. Much music, refreshments, and merriment. Thursdayepehcan Staff for 1955-1956 announced. Antonio Kress has honor of being editor. Good luck to you! Mondny-Drive for 1956 VERI'rAs begins. Seniors need to be good salesmen for this campaign. Sister James Edward again moderator. Saturdayejohn Gallagher and Betty Jane Abrusia crowned King and Queen of Dogpatch at Sadie Hawkins dance. Everyone reports a good time! Monday Another First Award! Janice Landry Wins first prize in Book Fair poster contest. Second and third prizes also won by our freshmen. ThursdayeThanksgiving Day. We join the spirit of the day by attending the Mass of Thanksgiving. The 55American bird,, was relished too. WmUaZrnOmU exileCZIDh- 14 16 18 19 21 23 25 'I6 18 20 25 28 FridayehBattle 0f the Bug? is over! All Who submitted their 2111 9025. SaturdayeFirst Prize for St. Pimps again! NIzIry Jenn Kronauer wins Bill of Right; award. We hope you get the trip to VVashing- ton, Mary Jean. insect collections report an overwhelming victory ThursdayeFeast of the Immaculate Conception, patroness of our country. No school! FridareThirteen delegates with Sister Bernadita and Sister A1- 3 h A phonsus, our moderator, leave for the state conventlon at West Palm. The several classroom discussions were unusually enthusiastic. VVednesdayeSeniors order name cards and invitations. Juniors order rings. One of the himrest events of the year for us. Cb FridnyeTme spirit of Christmas is manifest! The Sodahsts repair and wrap .toys for the colored mission in New Smyrna. Sunday Freshmen-Sophomore classes present an inspiring play at the annual Christmas Tree party. Monday-St. Pnuhs is to have two basketball teams! Plans begin to organize an intramural schedule after the holidays. VVednesdnyeCookie and cake sale to raise money for the Christmas Crib fund. Vtht expert cooks we have in our midst! ! FridnyeGrent days ahead. Holidays hegin. Sund;1y--Christmas! cWierl'y Christmas to 2111 and to all a good- night? Sunda'eHa 3' New Year ever'bod'! Our Uraduation is here! h PU h h b FridayeFirst intramural basketball game. Cheerleaders also per- form. Saulniefs team wins. M011day-Study.' Study! Study! Midterms begin. Wednesday-Sodzlhty meetings for those unable to attend on Sunday. FridayeSeccnd victory for Saulniefs team in the intramural eon- test. We are sorry we won,t be around to see the freshmen players when they become State Champions. WednesdnyePatronal feast Of St. PauFS! Another glorious holi- day. Did anyone venture near the beach? Saturday Sophomore Swing at Open House. One of the most successful dances of the year. 2 mm 6w h z 9 Z93 4702CFUUUm-n Inwsz 13 22 23 26 13 I9 22 25 Thursday-Annual static announced. Barbara MacDonald, Editor; Dorothy Jordan, Assistant Editor; Margaret Hawk, Business Man- ager. Much praise deserved for the extra spirit shown by the winners. Wednesday No rest for us! More tests! Very interesting those achievement tests! 1! We must rate college performance by now. Monday Parlez-vous francais? Pere Farley joins the French Class. Our pronunciation amazes him! Wednesday win with a pantomime of the uYaller Rose of Texas. was keen since the talent was so good. High SchooPs first talent show. Junior-Senior girls ,2 Competition ThursdayeJunior rummage sale! Financial success! Prom prepa- rations begin. Sundny-Mission begins With the Redemptorists Father Struth and Father Hines in Charge. Watch the Seniors crowd to the early morning Masses! Thursday Junior Class rings arriveH Class of ,57 takes on a new dignity. WednesdayeGrammar school talent show. Seventh grade took first place. Congratulations! Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas, patron of schools. Thursday Pictures taken for the VERITAS. Smile, please. Every- one and everything certainly looked shiny today. TuesdayeCIassrooms display of timely posters. Each one gives us in brief much to think about. Monday St. Josephs feast day. Tridium in his honor begins With short devotions at one o,c10ck. Thursdayeszard: againf! Margaret Hawk ,56 second place and Mary F. White ,59 third place in Our American Heritage essay contest. Sunday-Palm Sunday Procession. Many high school pupils join in the spirit of the Church for Holy Week. 855 072wi r-FU'UZD ens: n12:- 'I3 16 'I9 25 29 10 'I4 22 23 24 3O Friday Peninsula Club scene of Junior-Senior Prom. A record attendance and all enjoyed the Hawaiian Cruise. Saturday llProm2 picnic at Sanlando Springs. A thoroughly en- joyable day with too much sun and good food. FridayeNot an unlucky day at 2111!! Mother Geraldine, O.P., and her companion, Sister Geronima, O.P., visited all the classes at St. Paulls. We know they were impressed. Monday An unexpected holiday in honor of Mother Geraldings Visit from Blauvelt! We would like it if Mother could come more often. Thursday And still another dwardll JoBemie Morris, a Senior, takes first prize in the Poppy Poster Contest sponsored by the American Legion. Wednesday-The VERITAS goes to the printerseat least a great part of it. Now to meet the last deadline! Sundayeleg Children of Mary have a Communion Breakfast in the social center. Our thanks to Mrs. Reilly, the llcheffl Father OiMara C.Ss. R. conducts a Holy Hour for the Sodality in the afternoon. Tuesday What lovely models! Several girls wear the proposed uniforms for next year. We wish we could come back. Sunday May Procession in the evening. Margaret Hawk crowns Our Lady, Queen of the May. New Sodalists received into the Sodality and new oHicers inducted. Shirley Tani is Prefect. Thursday Ascension Thursday. The Sophomore-Freshmen class outing, but many Juniors and Seniors join in the fun. Monday Catholic University Exmm'natiom!!! Everyone looks as if the cramming was until late last nighteor was it this morning.P Tuesday Something new and what a treatll A day of recollec- tion conducted by Father MallenJ C.Ss.R., for the high school. Wednesdayelnvitations are in the mail! Gifts from several of Daytonals tradeSpeople. These last days are certainly flying by. Thursday The 1956 Vcritm arrives. The staff and moderator should take a bow. We are truly proud of our annual. Wednesday Class Day! Awards-prizes-speechesewith a tinge of sadness, as we have our last school assembly. SundayeCraduationH More honorsemore congratulations-much joyeand a bit of sorrow as we bid a fond farewell to St. PauPSe our Alma Mater. Cfau 0915125015 AS WE CLIMBED Sophomores - Class of ,54 Seniors Class 0f 56 6121;; 931425503 The year: 1981 The place The Ron Ron Plaza Space Hotel The location: The Moon, 5th District, Zone 3 The occasion: The 25th anniversary of St. Paul,s Class of ,56 As you may have surmised already, one of the graduates of this class, Ronald A. Raymond, has become widely known in the Space Hotel business. Ronald,s hotels are situated on Earth, Mars, and the Moon, and he has graciously offered the use of the Moon Room for this unusual gathering. From my place here I can see a police spacemobile coming to a stop in front of the hotel. From the machine steps someone Who has made the headlines in all leading newspapers in the last three years. It is none other than the EX-General Robert Lynwood Burton, Who you may remember joined the National Guard when a senior at St. PauYs. After twenty-two years of service, Bob was placed in full command of all the National Guard units in seven Southern States. Bob issued Confederate uniforms and paid the men with Confederate money. This was all an attempt to help the South rise again but since the Whole moon rises at once, he changed to Space uniforms and was made General. As I turn my attention back to the crowd gathering in the Moon Room, I see two more former classmates, Betty Jane Abrusia and Dorothy Jordan. Betty Jane has remained in Daytona Beach where she maintains a quaint beauty sa'flon. Betty is noted for designing the. very latest hair styles. Dorothy, Betty,s ermipanion, has had the most unpredictable career of the entire Class. Several years after graduation she became a successful jet pilot and was the Erst woman to win the Grand Inter- planetary race which was held but last spring. John Gallagher has just notified me that all twelve graduates of 56 have arrived on the moon. John, in addition to his commercial art work, is President and Chief Designer of the Inter-Planetary Space Line Company. We Wish to thank John for furnishing the transportation to this reunion on his latest luxury space liner. On the way to my table I was greeted by Marlene Larrivee and Wally Fox, Who have formed a partnership in a famous modeling school in New York. Marlene is the business manager While Wally supervises the training of candidates. Wally has also defied all the laws of the Space Horticultural Department by cultivating a rare specimen of black orchid on each of the planets. Seated at a table to my left is Paul Parsons and his Wife. Paul is the famous builder of the Parsonsl Racing Engines, which are used in all the famous racing events at both Daytona and in the outer space. Paul was the first man to build a machine to break the sound barrier on land. At the table across from me is Margaret Hawk, who is now the chief Employ- ment Manager of the Woolworth stores. Margaret has organized an Employment Bureau on several of the planets and has thus been influential in preventing inflation here. Jo Bernie Morris, who is seated With Margaret, is most popular With the younger generation since she helped to bring the Stratosphere Circus to each inhab- ited planet for the entertainment of the kiddies living there. Barbara MacDonald, who Was our senior class president, is at the table with me. Barb is a familiar figure to all Americans and space dwellers since she has become a famous social celebrity. This is a surprise to most of us since Barbls interests back in 1956 all centered around 407 N0. Ridgewood. Time is running short but emcee has just presented me, Daniel MCGarry, With a trophy for my work as chemical engineer in the Neptune Department of Sanitation. Great advances have been made on that tiny planet to improve plumbing and promote better health for the inhabitants. I 4? 744 We ZaM MW Chief Main Prized N mm: C lmractaristic 11 mbition Possession A E iznbeth Abrusia dramatic memoir writer memories Robert Burton reckless to own plantation motorcycle Mary Fox welI-dressed to get a gold band a picture Jo n Gallagher non-committal commercial artist his curls i argaret Hawk ambitious to attend Duquesne her job Dorothy Jordan talkative to meet Elvis Presley his bracelet Marlene Larrivee friendly to enjoy life her rings Barbara MacDonald staunch to have no debts iiSr. Barbaran Daniel McGarry generous to be a master-mind his life Josephine Morris peaceful to relax station wagon Paul Parsons unpredictable to graduate his hot rod puerile to be an admiral his silver iipinii Ronald Raymond Frequent zilibi I was in church Pm working on it Pm going to Jacksonville I won,t have time I have to go to work Sister, I yvas only P11 call and let you know I have to go home early I thought you knew I live in New Smyrna It costs too much I don1t know how F rworz'te Rendezvous Main St. Coffee Shop Harley station Bolles Green Dolphin skating rink youth council the beach home Stansfields Nancy,s house automotive club Rose Garden Motel Pet 14 tvcru'on ' 735W studying uyanksu homework history girls? 9 .9 exams supervision Wong hair music ' D C7154; WM! Ill WE, the class of 1956, being of sound minds and bodies, think it is only fitting and proper that we should pass along to our successors and benefactors some of the great gifts with which we have been blessed. We hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To MONSIGNOR MULLALLY, our pastor, we leave our gratitude for the pro- found interest he has shown in our religious training. To SISTER BERNARDITA, our principal, our appreciation for her kind and under- standlng superv1510n during 0111' 5611101' year. To SISTER ALPHONSUS, our assurance that her untiring efforts on our behalf have not been futile. To SISTER JAMES EDWARD, our admiration for her concern about our varied youthful problems. To SISTER CATHERINE VERONICA, our respect for her patient efforts to teach us the arts of the business world. To SISTER JOHN MARIE, our thanks for trying to arouse in us an interest in literary pursuits. To the JUNIOR CLASS, the happiness of being Seniors, as well as the dignity and decorum we have displayed. To the SOPHOMORES, the anxieties of the Junior year, together with the privi- lege of being upperclassmen. To the FRESHMEN, the hope that their stay at St. Paulls will be as happy and a5 profitable as ours has been. Each senior now graciously bestows one of his outstanding characteristics on some privileged underclassman. I, ELIZABETH ABRUSIA, leave my aversion for going steady to Shirley Tani. I, ROBERT BURTON, leave my collection of Civil War books, trinkets, and money to Jack McGarry to display at Chicagds next World,s Fair. I, MARY Fox, leave my air of serene tranquility to Ronald Kowalski, to enable his spectators to enjoy his skillful playing of ping-pong games. I, JOHN GALLAGHER, leave my crew cut and frequent trips to the barber t0 Carmela Theresa MacDonald. I, MARGARET HAWK, leave my superb skating ability to Mary Jane Warren, Who Will need some means of getting the newspaper article to press on time. ,7 I, DOROTHY JORDAN, leave my dancing skill, iicat records, and jukebox to Geraldine Milbert. I, Marlene Larrivee, leave my evident blonde locks and well-known popularity to Janice Porter. I, BARBARA MACDONALD, leave my supervision of the Sunday nursery to the Brownie next in rank, Maureen Reilly. I, DANIEL MCGARRY, leave my hot rod iiChevy with its sparkling engine compartment to Serge Rioux. I, Jo Bernie Morris, leave my unrivaled ability as an equestrian to my friend, Dixie LaBounty, who is much in need of this gift. I, PAUL PARSONS, leave my unlimited spirit of cooperation and ability to get along with others to anyone Who wants it. I, RONALD RAYMOND, leave my junior driveris license to Jack Saulnier, because it is doubtful he will ever get his own. In witness whereof, we set to this, our last Will and testament, our seal and signature this 3rd day of June in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-six. THE CLASS OF ,56 Richard Burley Jack Saulnier Shirley Tani Toni Kress President Vice-Presizlezzt S ecretary- Treasurer Q J , fr yi Jeanette Cone Nancy Harris Steve Helgemo Charla Hoffman Geraldine Milbert Dixie LzLBounty Serge Rioux mu Edward Lundell Rose Marie McGowan Mary Jane Warren Mary Jean Kronauer Cecelia Williams Iris Phillips Joan Champagne Preyident V Vice-Presidekzzt S ecretary-Treamrer Y Mary Ann Harris Ronald Kowalski Gloria Lcsko Mary Lewis John McGarry Duann Poulin Charles Taylor Maureen Reilly Mary Frances White Jean Woolley Barbara. Rezac orma Yount Daniel Rice Robert Sweet Diane Zazzera Nancy Waeber Dianne Van Orden Rosanne Danko Michael Hanley Michael Cochran Prexident Vice-Prexidem Secretary Treasurer Emma Lou Conlon Thomas Corbe Evelyn Cusack Linda Durham Philip Fowler $ 3:1; IIFIIRHEBSHMHEBN George Fox Patricia Gomnley William Grcger Gary Haug Matthew Hawk Mary Hoffman Janice Landry Thomas McAlccnan Marilyn McGee Kathleen Montpelier 3 J Sandra Palkowski Phyllis Pepe Michael Pctkcr Janice Porter Linda Purser Beverly Raymond David Saulnicr Marilyn Schmitt Elczmor Stmyhorn Betsy Vanpouckc Judith Winters L3; Senior-Jum'or Class Officers SENIORS Barbura MncDonuhh Prusidcnt; Margaret Hawk, Vicc President; Marlene Larrivcc, Secretary; Ronald Raymond, Treasurer. JUNIORS John Suulnicr, Prcsidcnt; Shirley Tani, Vicc-Prcsidcnt; Antonia Krcss, Secretary- Treasurur. Sophomore-Freslzmen Class ogicers SOPHOMORES-Mary Jean Kronuuer, President; Mary Frances White, Vice-Prcsident; Iris Phillips, Sccretary-Trcasurcr. FRESHMEN-Nuncy Washer, President; Diane VanOrdcn, Vicc-Prcsidcnt; Michael Hanley, Treasurer; Roseann Danko, Sccrcmry. O'N-UN'W ZONE: '2' 2-1CCJ4 fgfsw 4 Z F7 ' q . W, H r g3 m 63,. v9. The Veritas Staff Editor . . . . . . BARBARA A. MACDONALD Ahsz'stzmt Editor . . . . . DOROTHY M. JORDAN Bminess Manager . . . . . MARGARET A. HAWK Editor . . . dssistzmt Editor Assistant Editor Art Editor . . Bzm'ncss Manager Sports Editor . Pelican Staj? . . . . . . . AN'roNIA KRESS . . . . . . DIXIE LABOUNTY . . . . . . . .SHIRLEY TANI . . . . . GERALDINE MILBERT . . . . . . . JEANETTE CONE . . . . . . . JACK SAULNIER .wr . . JIM AND MARLENE STEVE AND DOTTY TOM AND JO BERNIE 5W 35W BILL AND BARBARA TOM AND JEANETTE RONALD AND ROSEMARIE CALVIN AND MARY JANE FRANK AND MILLIE ROLAND AND GERRY CHAPERONES AT PROM JACK AND MAUREEN fWM 33da Mike Hanley Gary Hang Jack Saulnier George Fox Captain Mike Petker Ronald Kowalski Joe Champagne Jack McGarry William Greger Ca-Capmin EAgKECMEAMOMD GMBAM David Saulnier Phyllis Pepe Iris Phillips Diane Zazzera, Mary Jane Kronaucr Mary K. Lewis SOPHOMORES Cecelia Williams Maureen Reilly Jean VVoollcy Janivc Porter Linda Purser Marilyn Schmitt GBHHESHEBHR LEAREJIR$ Presentation of Bill of Rights Award to Mary Jean Kronauer, 38 News-J0urnaI PhotQ Father Devine with Catholic Youth Week Panelists , 72 , a , mm ; K HUD x A mm Norm, w Wm , ISIPAU'L'S 1 I LCATHOLIC HIGH senoo PROFESSIONAL Cleland D. Cochrane, M.D. A. A. Monaco, M.D. A. M. McCarthy, M.D. John C. Stanton, D.D.S. Thomas Boes Hair Stylist J ames T. Nelson, Attorney Sidney Ney, D.D.S. W. S. McIntosh, O.D. W. A. Buhner Charles A. Brown, M.D. Robert F. Bernard B. J . LaCour, M.D. William A. Petersohn, D.D.S. Frank A. Sica, M.D. Arthur Schwartz, M.D. L. J . Schneider, M.D. Edward P. Madden, M.D. Rollin P. Fiero, M.D. BOOSTERS Charles E. Dixon 52 Miriam Slovak ,52 Frances G'arsonw Chonko 53 Sgt. Alan Hanley ,53 Thomas Larrivee 53 Patricia MacDonald 53 Sgt. William F. Peshek 53 Dolores Tonko 53 Patricia Woolley 53 Patricia $weenew Hanley 54 Raymond Phelan 54 William E. Donovan 55 Roland J ulien '55 Betty Jane Abrusia 56 Robert L. Burton 56 Wally F ox ,56 Margaret Hawk ,56 Dorothy J ordan 56 Marlene Larrivee 56 Barbara MacDonald y56 Daniel McGarry 56 J oBernie Morris 56 Ronald Raymond 56 Milli'e MacDonald 57 Mary J ane Warren 57 Geraldine Milbert 57 J eanette Gone 57 Shirley Tani 57 Jack Saulnier 57 Rosemarie McGowan 57 Stephen Helgemo ,57 Maureen Reilly y58 Cecelia Williams ,58 Jack McGarry ,58 Iris Phillips 58 Barbara Rezac 58 Jeannie Woolley 58 Ronald Kowalski ,58 Mary Ann Harris 58 Mary J ean Kronauer 58 Diane Zazzera ,58 Mary K. Lewis 58 Marilyn McGee 59 Linda Purser 59 Sandra Palkowski 59 Eleanor Strayhorn ,59 J anic'e Porter 59 Judy Winters 59 Michael Cochran 59 Beverly Raymond 59 Patricia Gormley 59 Marilyn Schmitt ,59 Philip Fowler y59 Michael Petker 59 BOOSTERS George Ruse Joseph Monahan Ernest Cone Norman White Ray Smith Robert Ambrose J ohn J ones Kenneth Hunter Douglas Baldwin Frank Gelsomine Carol Egner J ames Brown Walter Holland Thomas Yunger Robert Fish Wayne Decker Thomas Spivey Gordon Champagne Mickey Adkins Mr. and Mrs. Deak Chasta Apartments SmitHs Corner Store Mrs. Henry Nordman Mrs. Joyce Motive Parts Tyner Food Store Vogue Beauty Salon Beach Grocery 8; Market F. G. Hanna Shawk Sundry Shop Frank Lee Aurora Apartments Taylor Press Shipleyk Beachwear Hollemads Department Store Oleander Inn Seaside Bathhouse Minnids Beauty Shop Almfs Standard Oil Monte Carlo Motel De Rois Beauty Salon Gene's Beauty Shop Four Palms Apartments Walter A. Shelley Frank Tally Mrs. Perko Mr. and Mrs. A. Vanpouche Mr. and Mrs. R. Hanley Mr. and Mrs. Guy Peshek Neptune Motel Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Peshek Blue Heaven Motel Port Orange Service Statioh Harpefs Ocean Front Cottages Mrs. K. G. Saenger Volusia Laundermatic Betsy Williams Rudy Clark W. C. Clark R. W. Clay R. P. Paternoster Mrs. W. F. Cope ST. PAUUS HOLY NAME SOCIETY DONT BE SATISFIED BY BEING JUST A CATHOLIC BE AN ACTIVE CATHOLIC JOIN ST. PAUUS HOLY NAME SOCIETY MONTHLY CORPORATE COMMUNION Second Sunday of Each Month MONTHLY MEETING Wednesday Following the Second Sunday C amplimemx 0f BAGGETT-MCINTOSH, INC. FUNERAL HOME Charles S. McIntosh, President, Licensed F uneral Director. W. B. Baggett, Secretary-Treasurer CONGRATULATIONS t0 the CLASS OF 1956 Wfl'wdys remember the Sisters of St. Dominic in your prayers FLORIDA WINDOW CLEANERS DIAL CL 2-3305 . COMPLIMENTS R. N. HARTMAN, JR. OF 913 Main Street The William A. MacDonalds o COMMERCIAL BANK AT DAYTONA BEACH YOUR FRIENDLY BANK with THE DRIVE-IN TELLERS WINDOW M ember Federal Deposit I murance C orpomtz'on 126 VOLUSIA AVE. DIAL CL 2-8574- COMPLIMENTS OF OUR LADY OF LOURDES PARISH FATHER M. J. KELLY, Pastor SETTLE FUNERAL HOME WILLIS S. SETTLE, Director TELEPHONE 15 406 SOUTH ORANGE STREET NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FLORIDA JACK L. MULLIN AGENCY INSURANCE AND MORTGAGE LOANS 311 SEABREEZE BOULEVARD TELEPHONE CLINTON 2-5768 SERVICE PAINT 8c GLASS COMPANY 0 PAINTING ' STORE FRONTS o FLOOR SANDING - MIRRORS - WALLPAPERING 0 GLAZING CONTRACTORS 321 VOLUSIA AVENUE TELEPHONE CL 2-1576 CLARENCE SIMPSON REALTOR - INSURANCE 112 Bay Street Phone CL 2-5614 Associates, Clarence A. Simpson, Paul Wills DEXTER PHOTO SERVICE Distributors and Publisher: of DEXTER POSTCARDS BEST WISHES BY DEXTER PRESS, INC. WEST NYACK, NEW YORK o i COMPLETE MONOGRAMMING ' ELLINOR VILLAGE Color Photography at its best . . You Name the subject . . . Ormond Florida We do the rest. GORDON G. DEXTER The Postcard Man Telephone CL 2-5080 Post Office Box 6074 Ormond Beach, Florida J . R. BLAIS 8; SON, INC. PLUMBING 1 HEATING 1 GENERAL CONTRACTORS AIR CONDITIONING 1 FUEL OIL BURNERS Phones Day, CL 2-9021, Residence CL 2-7141 2008 SOUTH ATLANTIC AVE. DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Compliments of F ryer Wrecker Service 0 5 80 Ballough Road Phone CL 2-25 71 C amialiment: 0f KroPs Real Estate i? 1005 MAIN STREET PHONE CL 2-0617 C ampliment: of THE BEACH FAIR FOR FUN 1N SUN FASHIONS FOR THE FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pollock CL 2-5170 801 Main Street Daytona Beach, Florida Thomas Auto Radio Service REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES OF RADIOS Phone CL 3-4931 107 Second Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida COMPLIMENTS OF Frances Mary Crawford 75? Teacher of ACCORDION - PIANO - VOICE Compliments of Holliday Camera Shop 1009 MAIN STREET Phone CL 2-40 7 8 i' JOHN M. BLUM, MANAGER COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER Compliments of Huberfs Drug Company i 314 SECOND AVENUE PHONE CL 2-4023 COMPLIMENTS of Grady 85 Louise Dance Studio THE REDEMPTORIST FATHERS New Smyrna Beach i COMPLIMENTS NASCAR 0f BUD CONE AND National Association for SON Stock Car Auto BRAKES AND WHEELS Racing 0 115 MICHIGAN AVENUE i COMPLIMENTS OF MAC S GROCERY :2: 300 SEABREEZE BOULEVARD TELEPHONE CL 2-7382 C H I P S 017 the fashion block QUALITY DRESSES AT QUANTITY PRICES 815 Main St. Phone CL 2-6351 T. V. Service Center MAGNAVOX 2 RCA Antenna: Installed Right R. C. Beckman, Owner CL 2-4076 167 Madison Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Whiteakers Bicycle Shop NEW AND RECONDITIONED BICYCLES LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES Free Pick-up and Delivery 10 S. Oleander Phone CL 3-24-56 IAUCH,S JEWELRY - CHINA - GIFTS REPAIRING Your F amily Jeweler Dial CL 2-3760 111 Volusia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Colonial F uneral Home OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE PHONE 400 New Smyrna Beach, Florida Comfliment: 0f MONTE CRISTOS 79? 326 SEABREEZE BOULEVARD Daytona Beach, Florida Mary MacDonald2s Beauty Salon Phone CL 2-9222 706 North Ridgewood Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 256 Dandee Drive-In 2006 South Atlantic Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida fr? J . A. Bailey Typewriter 85 Adding Machine Co. 13' 809 Volusia Avenue Phone CL 3-2607 P. O. Box 6362 Daytona Beach, Florida C 0n gratulatiom The I. D. Barrett Family Atlantic Marble 8i Tile Company if 140 MAIN STREET Daytona Beach, Florida Compliments of Dairy Queen Stores 980 VOLUSIA AVE. 175 RIDGEWOOD AVE. BEST WISHES ! from THE PELICAN 5571111: Home of Courteous Service55 Southern Electric and Hardware 339 SECOND AVENUE Phone CL 2-3592 CAMPUS DRIVE-IN FOOD AS FINE AS OUR BEACH IS FAMOUS 945 Volusia Ave. CL 2-0845 Daytona Pump C0., Inc. WELL DRILLING - WATER PUMPS LAWN SPRINKLING SYSTEMS Telephone CL 3-2553 734- Ballough Road Daytona Beach, Florida COMPLIMENTS OF OUR LADY OF LOURDES PARISH FATHER M. J. KELLY, Pastor SETTLE FUNERAL HOME WILLIS S. SETTLE, Director TELEPHONE 15 406 SOUTH ORANGE STREET NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FLORIDA JACK L. MULLIN AGENCY INSURANCE AND MORTGAGE LOANS 311 SEABREEZE BOULEVARD TELEPHONE CLINTON 2-5768 SERVICE PAINT 8c GLASS COMPANY 0 PAINTING 0 STORE FRONTS ' FLOOR SANDING 0 MIRRORS 0 WALLPAPERING 0 GLAZING CONTRACTORS 321 VOLUSIA AVENUE TELEPHONE CL 2-1576 PRICKETT MEAT COMPANY, INC. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SUPPLIES TELEPHONE CL 2-2541 117 N. CHARLES STREET DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Bellevuue-Halifax Hotel Compliments of 115 Seabreeze Boulevard D. W. BROWNING Telephone CL 2-9148 Daytona Beach, Florida PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS i 1k AMERICAN OR EUROPEAN PLAN 2 116 East Fairview Avenue Wicross Seabreeze Bridgd1 Phone CL 2-4172 PHILIP E. COBDEN Daytona Beach, Florida Owner-Manager CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 156 WALKER CHEMICAL 8L EXTERMINATING CO. 705 NORTH BEACH ST. DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA TERMITE PEST CONTROL Greetings and Best Wishes to All it DAYTONA BEACH BOAT WORKS DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA DAYTONA FURNITURE COMPLIMENTS WAREHOUSE, INC. of , DEEB JABALY2S SONS 2 ROBERT L. WHITE r President ,A, ' 518 BALLOUGH ROAD Dial CL 2-6932 Telephone CL 2-622 8 Clean rug: last longer! Municipal Airport Daytona Beach, Florida DAYTONA MOTOR COMPANY Buick - Cadillac THE GENERAL TIRE U-DRIVE-IT SERVICE BEACH STREET AT FIRST AVENUE FINE CLOTHING For Boys and Young Men BEACH STREET AT VOLUSIA AVENUE Compliments of Culbr'eth J ewelers WATCHES - DIAMONDS - JEWELRY Watch and Jewelry Repairing 118 Bay Street Daytona Beach, Florida Esquire Cleaners, Inc. Daytona Beachk Most Modern Dry Cleaners ofer 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 COMPLIMENTS 0f .1. P. KULZER Ormond Beach L O T U S CHINESE-AMERICAN RESTAURANT Serving Luncheon and Dinner Open Daily 4 11 A.M. to l A.M. MAINE LOBSTER Catering to Parties am! Banquels Laney1s Supper Club 3 2 SHOWS NIGHTLY 2 3 308-10 Seabreeze Blvd. CL 2-9851 COMPLIMENTS 0f Daytona Plaza Hotel Directly On the Oceann 1k DAYTONA BEACH, F LORIDA Launder - It - Here AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Telephone CL 2-1033 702 North Ridgewood Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Wentworth F. Gantt-Katc A. Gantt Owner: Comfliment: of James P. McCormack Distributor TOM,S TOASTED PEANUTS TOM,S PEANUT BUTTER SANDWICHES AND TOM,S CANDIES Phone CL 2-1292 1244- Daytona Holly Hill, Florida 0 FREE INSPECTION -g SAXON TERMITE CONTROL Licensed by F LORIDA STATE BOARD OF HEALTH SPECIALIZING IN CONTROL OF TERMITES Phone CL 2-4909 Night CL 3-5080 C amplim em; 0 f MORRISON 8L SONS, INC. VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTURERS Dial CL 3-4501 P. O. Box 3578 613 MAIN STREET DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA DINE OUT . . . In the Quiet Luxury of THE TROPICS DINING ROOM ON AIA ELLINOR VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER ORMOND BEACH, FLORIDA COMPLIMENTS OF DAYTONA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 530 N. BEACH STREET DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA C ampliment: 0f WOODWARD - LOWTHER FUNERAL DIRECTORS HOLLY HILL Daytona Beacm FLORIDA DALE D. WOODWARD JOSEPH D. LOWTHER C ampliments 0f DAYTONA BOOK B 21:35:: , S STORE 1 230-232 South Beach Street ' Phone CL 2-6457 CORNER RIDGEWOOD AND BAY it 0 SCHOOL SUPPLIES BOOKS STATIONERY BURREL AND CLARE WAGNER SPORTING GOODS 0mm COUCHMANS PRINTING CO. Creator: of FINE PRINTING 138 Magnolia Avenue Phone CL 2-4284 Riverside Laundry CLEANERS 280 N. Beach Street and Comer North Segrave and Cypress Sts. Phones CL 3:2501 CL 2-7901 C amplimentx o f Mitchell 8; Alexander Lumber Company 411 Madison Avenue Tel. CL 2-4614 Compliments of Lester Manufacturing Co. 316 S. Beach Street Chenille Bedspreads Shag and Loop Rugs Dress Fabrics and Other Textiles Lowest Price: Daytona Amoco Service zfmerz'ctm 14771050 Gm Washing - Waxing - Lubrications Accessories and Tune-Ups Phone CL 3-2111 North Beach and Mason Sts. Daytona Beach, Florida KEN HAMILTON RUS BRINDLE C ampliments 0f THE SAULNIERS Edmund, J. - Loretta Jack, David, Bill, Gerry, and Mary Seabreeze Hardware i' 539 N. PENINSULA DRIVE i One Door Of Scabrceze Boulevard, florida loan service, inc. 0 325 Magnolia Avenue CL 2-1551 Claudds Prescription Shop PRESCRIPTIONS- 11leaf: My Businexf, FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Dial CL 2-4654 736 Main StrEet-On the Peninsula Daytona Beach, Florida AUGUST A. PETKER Skilled Watch Repairing on Finest Watches PROMPT SERVICE DIAMONDS 0 WATCHES - CLOCKS 619 RIDGEWOOD AVENUE HOLLY HILL, FLORIDA SUN 1N SAND HOTEL COURT 1100 SOUTH RIDGEWOOD AVENUE TELEPHONE CL 2-1521 Recommended by QUALITY COURTS 2 A.A.A. 2 DUNCAN HINEs Owner M anager: MR. JOHN J. GYSHERS - MR. AND MRS. CHAS. C. GRAU MATHER OF DAYTONA, INC. TWO STORES 1128 Years 0 f Servicd, LIDO LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE 7k FRAN AND MARION HARTMAN 821 MAIN STREET DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA COMPLIMENTS OF THE HOLY NAME SOCIETY AND ALTAR SOCIETY SACRED HEART CHURCH NEW SMYRNA BEACH BURGMAN 8L SON OHicial Printers 0f Veritas Compliments 0f GORMLEY F UNERAL HOME ARTCRAFTS OHicial Photographers for Veritas BEST WISHES from N. C. C. W. MOSCA,S ITALIAN RESTAURANT Home-Made Italian Bread Sausage Ravioli Spaghetti Specializing in PIZZA . TELEPHONE CL 3-9212 0 127 RIDGEWOOD AVE.-On U. S. 1 HOLLY HILL, FLORIDA Casually Yours ' SPORTSWEAR ' FOOTWEAR ' ACCESSORIES 218 South Beach Street Daytona Beach, Florida Durham Fish 85 Oyster Company 1'? 955 North Beach Street P. O. Box 1183 Compliments of Tony and Abby Walsh C. M. J ULIEN Reliable WATCH AND RADIO REPAIRS 554 North Ridgewood Avenue Telephone CL 2-0194- Comfliment: 0f Daytona Beach Laundry 411 AUDITORIUM BLVD. Williams Hotel Beauty Salon S pecialz'sts in SHAPING - STYLING - WAVING MR. TONY, Orwner 271d. Manager 155 Magnolia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida COMPLIMENTS 0f Madison Avenue Shoe Repair COMPLIMENTS OF VERITAS STAF F For Distindive zipping! IT,S MATTHEWS, in DAYTONA BEACH 127 Volusia Avenue and ORLANDO 16 West Central Avenue Halifax Cleaners 301 RIDGEWOOD Holly Hill, Florida Phone CL 2-1795 - CL 2-5631 Frank Bibb Gertrude Bibb . . . MUSIC . . . T116 dgeless Aid to P0555 and Personality. Robinson Music Company 134- Volusia - Daytona Beach .411 Famous Makgs PIANOS AND ORGANS Palmland Nursery LANDSCAPING RALPH HELFFRICH Phones: Nursery CL 2-0283 Home-Nights CL 3-1735 922 Volusia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida The Fabulom Tony and Jlay1s Spaghetti House Where the Stars of Stage, Screen and Radio Meet and Eat SPECIALIZING IN ITALIAN FOOD The Worlsz Best Pizza, Beer and Wine: Open 4 P.M. to 12 - Phone CL 2-2021 15 N. Coatcs St. - Beach Side - Daytona Beach White Lady Motel HOTEL ROOMS AND KITCHENETTES By Day, Week or Month TV In Each Room - Running Ice Water 1002; Air Conditioned - Hot Water Heat 1234 S. Ridgewood Ave., On U. S. Hwy. No. 1 Daytona Beach, Florida O1Nei1 Rioux, Prop. Phone CL 2-4510 Hart Refrigeration Service Authorized FRIGIDAIRE Dealer 312 South Peninsula Drive Daytona Beach, Florida E. H. McClister Bus.: CL 2-0993 - Res.: CL 3-1409 H. B. STONE SLIP COVERS - DRAPES BED SPREADS Telephone CL 2-7610 209 South Hollywood Daytona Beach, Florida COMPLIMENTS DUNN LUMBER 8c SUPPLY COMPANY nYOUR LUMBER NUMBER CL 2-46561, 415 ORANGE AVENUE C amplim ants 0f Ridgway Transfer and Storage Co. STORAGE . . . BAGGAGE 15 N. Grandview DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA PHONES: CL 2-3676; Nights and Sundays CL 2-3566 Crating, Packing, Storage and Long Distance Hauling RUG, FUR and SILVER VAULTS Agamfs AERO-MAYFLOWER TRANSIT Co. Nationwide Movers DAYTONA SHEET METAL WORKS Phone CL 2-2501 0 Rooiing - Heating - Oil Burners Paints and Varnishes 116 South Segrave DAYTONA BEACH F EDERAL SAVINGS 8c LOAN ASSOCIATION INSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNTS C urr-ent Dividend Rate 3070 Per Annum 226 NORTH BEACH STREET TELEPHONE CL 2-0521 NEXT TO MAIN POST OFFICE RelPs Restaurant BREAKFAST - LUNCH - DINNER 11N0 SUBSTITUTIONSn AIR CONDITIONED We Cater To All C ottage Courtsn 2427 South Atlantic Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Dunn Bros. Marine Johnson Seahorse OUTBOARD MOTORS i? 812 Volusia Avenue Telephone CL 3-4174- Daytona Beach, F lorida :3th 240 So. Palmetto C ampliments of DRESSNERS Growers - Packers - Shippers F ancy F lorida F ruits 307 Seabreeze Boulevard Since 1907 Daytona Beach Has Been My Home Laurence G. J ohnson REALTOR Sales - Rental: - Invgstments 11 N. Atlantic Ave. Dial CL 2-6909 11OH,, 50 good at LaSorte1s Bakery Home Made Candie: 101 Ridgewood Avenue Route No. 1 Port Orange, Florida Howard Boat Works OUTBOARDS TO YACHTS 7'? Telephone CL 2-4432 633 Ballough Road Broadway Quality Market PRIME MEATS AND FANCY GROCERIES E xclusive Distributor: of S. S. Pierce - Richelieu - White Rose Responsible Account: Solicited George R. Calcott, Proprietor Free Delivery - Ormond and City 210 Broadway Phone CL 2-6851 Teens and Juniors F ashions Lovely fashion: for the lovely Mix? 204- Seabreeze Boulevard Daytona Beach, Florida Theodore M. Williams C0. AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING C lzrysler 11 irtemp 79! Telephone CL 2-4058 979 Volusia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Dashers Men1s Wear 171:: the Green Sidewalk 218-A South Beach Street Daytona Beach, F lorida Phone CL 2-8120 Curth L. Seagard Bob Conley Robertson Electric Service Wholesale AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND SUPPLIES Phone CL 2-8591 Post Office Box 1329 412 North Beach Street B est Wishes OATES REALTY - REALTORS - 130 Bay Street Dial CL 2-4587 QUALITY SHOE REPAIRING SINCE 1928 806 MAIN STREET Summerlin Bros., Inc. Architectural Woodward 72f CL 2-0581 405 LOOMIS AVENUE Morris Drug C0., Inc. Phone CL 2-4791 208 South Beach Street Daytona Beach, Florida HAIGH-BLACK FUNERAL HOME 1 0 3 B R 0 A D W A Y CL 2-4771 24- HOUR OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE SERVICE LICENSED FUNERAL DIRECTORS J. H. HAIGH ROBERT H. BLACK GEO. M. AKIN c WTHE HOST OF DAYTONA,, jolzmlmfs COFFEE SHOP THE WORLDE BEST APPLE PIE COMPLIMENTS 0f Barnhart Brothers ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS FIRST ATLANTIC D. R. Barnhart Co. NATIONAL BANK TERMITE CONTROL 0, DAYTONA BEACH Vk tm-d MASON AND BEACH STREETS PHONE CL 2-6972 COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN F . BAKER COMPANY Church Goods and Religious Articles 99 BEDFORD STREET BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS EMzHoweQQ LUMBER COMPANY 200 SOUTH SEGRAVE TELEPHONE CL 2-1501 You can rely on a Registered 1310613711 COMPLIMENTS WM. A. RITZI of Registered Jeweler D AN DEE BREAD American Gem Society uOrange Blossom,, Diamond Rings AMERICAS FINEST Movado, Hamilton, Elgin, and Gruen Watches Bell Bakeries, Inc. 122 N. Beach Street Chief News Source of the Best Informed People of Daytona Beach and the Halifax Area NEWS - J OURNAL CORPORATION DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Publixher: of DAYTONA BEACH MORNING JOURNAL DAYTONA BEACH EVENING NEWS and THE SUNDAY NEws-JOURNAL Owner-Operator of THE NEws-JOURNAL RADIO STATIONS 1 WNDB AND WNDB-FM D. H. CARTER JEWELER C erti figd Master Watcfzmaker 440 North Beach Street Angelds Shoe Shop WE REPAIR SHOES LIKE NEW Angelo Vardavakis, Proprietor i' 335 SECOND AVENUE Daytona Beach, Florida MILK ICE CREAM STEAK n SHAKE IN SIGHT . . . It Mm 3,; Right 110 S. Ocean Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida BILLS Atlantic Service Station LUBRICATION - WASH - TIRES BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES GARAGE REPAIRS Pick Up and Delivery - Phone CL 2-9229 CORNER BROADWAY AND S. ATLANTIC Daytona Beach, Florida BILL DEEM NASCAR Member Teina M0tley3s Maternity Shop Sizes 9 to 20 MATERNITY DRESSES AND FULL LINE OF INFANT,S WEAR TIENA MOTLEY, Owner 26 North Grandview Avenile A 81 P Center Beach Side Daytona Beach, Florida Johnnids Food Center 901 Volusia Avenue 1k Open 7 A. M. 3TH Midnite 7 Days a Week PLENTY FREE PARKING Permacrete, Inc. 348 North Segrave Daytona Beach Compliments of THE THIRD ORDER OF ST. F RANCIS JERE SHEEHY, Prefect WKMPWKE ggrfoaaww Q . ' V y- S Guotamcd 5; 2 go d Housekeeping ; o 2 mmmo '42 7fm9113 DAIRY PRODUCTS Best Wishes to St. P014125 High School Depar+me2n+ ' 20116 of the Sautlf: predominating storesn C ampliments 0 f PENINSULA ABSTRACT 85 TITLE COMPANY 312 South Beach Street Daytona Beach, Florida ABSTRACTS AND TITLE INSURANCE Representing Lawyers2 Title Insurance Company of Richmond, Virginia Telephone CL 2-7626 Office Phone CL 2-0761 Home CL 3-1318 POMPEIAN Craftsmen Designerx and Manufacturers of Garden Ornament: . P. O. Box 469 730 N. Beach St. Daytona Beach, Florida ENJOY F O R E M O S T ICE CREAM and MILK Our Bat Wishes to Class of 1956 SEASIDE INN C ampliment: 0f Metz1 Shopping Center Phone CL 2-5633 3314 South Atlantic Avenue COMPLIMENTS 0f KEN ANDERSON Chefs Parkway Restaurant Excellent Food and Service One Mile North of Daytona Beach on U. S. l P. O. Box K-275 Holly Hill, Daytona Beach, Florida Telephones: Office CL 2-7703; Dining Room CL 2-94-49; Res. CL 2-904-7 George J. Pands, Orumer-Manager Chef for Eight Seasons Princess Issena and Sheraton Beach Hotels Olson Electric and Hardware Company The Home of Quality and Service11 . DIAL CL 2-3706 392 NORTH BEACH STREET C0nrad1s Apothecary Prexcription Sfecialist: if 1 29 BROADWAY 41Guy Calv'erfs BAR AND LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE 102 Ridgewood Avenue Holly Hill, Florida 4 6K57mg4fm Fashion: for Men 206 South Beach Street Telephone CL 2-3044 Colony Casuals decanting Elegance Sensibly Priced BEACH WEAR - DRESSES - LINGERIE ACCESSORIES 0 310-A Seabreeze Boulevard ' 258 South Beach Street ' 2132 South Atlantic Avenue Compliments of Henry1s Luggage Shop H eadqum'ter: 0f FAMOUS NAMES IN LUGGAGE AND LEATHER Goons 244 S. Beach St. Tel. CL 2-1373 C ampliments of RAMSAY BROS. FISHING TACKLE 715 Main Street Dial CL 2-3151 Colomore Typewriter Co. JOE COLOMORE Sales Representative - Royal Typewriters Sales - Service - Rentals - Supplies i 514 Main Street Phone CL 2-8938 Daytona Beach, F Iorida P Y R O F A X Superior BOTTLED GAS Service 7k COOKS - HEATS MAKES ICE Jack L. Robinson SELLING HOMES IN DAYTONA BEACH SINCE 1923 Telephone CL 2-4687 124 BAY STREET LaFrance Uniform Shop Nurses - Waitresses - Beauticians Maids - Postal - Servicemen- Priest Ministerial Cassocks Doctors and Dentists Coats and Gowns Velma T. LaFrance 141 MAGNOLIA Dial CL 2-9789; Residence CL 2-0146 Phil and Buck Service Station and Trim Shop Phone CL 2-1851 C 614- BROADWAY Daytona Beach, Florida A1 Furniture Company USED FURNITURE AND ANTIQUES Bought and Sold Phone CL 3-7962 342 Second Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Adams Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS TOILETRIES - DRUGS - SODAS Delivery . . . Telephone CL 2-2285 0 610 Ridgewood Avenue Holly Hill, Forida PETE EZZO UPHOLSTERY - SLIP COVERS DRAPES - BED SPREADS F reg Estimate: Phone CLinton 2-8626 118 South Atlantic Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Compliments of Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. PAINTS 2 GLASS - MIRRORS Telephone CL 2-0577 84-1 Volusia Avenue Birch1s Cycle Shop TRIUMPH AND BSA MOTORCYCLES Part5 - Repairs - Accessories Telephone CL 2-13 87 533 N. Beach St. Daytona Beach Owen1s Flower Shop Dial CL 2-6265 Post Office Box 1430 1300 BELLEVUE AVENUE Daytona Beach, Florida C ampliments of Seabreeze Pastry Shop 0 Phone CL 2-0078 817 MAIN STREET Daytona Beach, Florida COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE FLORIDA MUNICIPAL BONDS CORPORATE SECURITIES INVESTMENT FUNDS T. Nelson O1Rourke, Inc. INVESTMENT SECURITIES 533 Seabreeze Boulevard Correspomient Goodbody and Company Member New York Stock Exchange A.T.8z T. Teletype 80 Telephone CL 2-5571 Seaside Bar 85 Grill, Inc. THREE SHOWS NIGHTLY Featuring Jay Wray, King of Pantomime 1001 MAIN STREET AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR PLEASURE Ivy Lane Camera Shops Films In 141! One, 1425 Five Theyre Done 31' 116 S. Beach 919 Volusia Ave. Daytona Beach, Florida The DOGGERY Your P8295 Department Store i' Phone CL 2-9736 MR. AND MRS. L. A. JESSON 318 SEABREEZE BOULEVARD Daytona Beach, Florida Gardn-er1s Seafood Restaurant 0 ON THE RIVER at PORT ORANGE Austin 0. Combs, Inc. Registered Real Extate Broker REAL ESTATE - MORTGAGE LOANS INSURANCE Office CL 3-5671 - CL 3-5672 Residence CL 3-1910 2008 S. Atlantic Ave. - Daytona Beach 502 Biscayne Building - Miami, Florida Daytona Truck 85 Equipment Co. INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS 540-542 Ballough Road A. J. Tucker, Jr. Phone CL 3-1211 Daytona Beach, Florida While in Daytona Beach Std? at . . . KAY3S R estaurant Unexcelled Food at a Reasonable Price Air Conditioned for Your Comfort DELICIOUS HOME MADE PASTRIES 734 Main Street Phone CL 2-5652 Television Trading Center 9We Trade For Anything With A Tube Dealer for CROSLEY, ADMIRAL, DUMONT, OLYMPIC, PHILCO AND R.C.A. 708 N. Ridgewood Avenue Across from Ridgewood Theatre CL 3-3771 Creed Wheeler, Owner MAIN Amoco Service Station LUBRICATION -- WASH WAX AND UNDERCOAT Royal Saran Seat Covers Accessories 316 Main Street Phone CL 2-9279 Daytona Beach, Florida 24 Hour Service Tru-Vue Grill Air C onditioned FAMOUS FOR STEAKS MR. AND MRS. W. L. HANCOCK OIUBIN AND LUNIQ 536 Volusia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Free Parking Lot Osborne J ewelers DIAMONDS - WATCHES - SILVERWARE Exfert Watch Repair Stanley E. Osborne Phone CL 2-4991 73 0 Main St. Taylor3s Quality Cleaners Expert CLEANING AND PRESSING EXPERT DYEING Prompt Dependable Service 328 Marion St. Dial CL 2-4359 C ompliment: of MEN3S WEAR 120 North Beach Street Collins Awning Company Manufacturer: of LAWN AND BEACH UMBRELLAS CANVAS AND ALUMINUM AWNINGS PATIO CANOPIES - CARPORTS LAWN FURNITURE TED KUYKENDALL, Owner Telephone CLinton 2-8414 236 Ridgewbod Ave. Holly Hill, Florida Doughty2s Pastry Shop 307 SECOND AVENUE 1k nTasty Pastry for Seventeen Yearsn o GENES 2 5lO BALLOUGH ROAD GOOD TACKLE GENEXS KEY SERVICE Will C ome to Your Rescue Day CL 2-4128 '- Nights CL 2-8920 C amplimem: of LeGrandds Prescription Shop W. O. LEGRANDE, Pharmacist Ralph U. Green Building 246 S. Beach St. Phone CL 2-3671 COMPLIMENTS of Holly Hill Realty 4-69 Ridgewood Phone CL 2-2882 Linden2s Vogue Distinctive Wommf: Wear 110 South Beach Street Phone CL 2-7342 Moody2s Sundries Corner Main and Atlantic i? TRY OUR MEXI-HOTS Complete Fountain and Grill Service C ampliments 0 f Nancy2s Laundverluxe 2 A 8: P SHOPPING CENTER ON THE PENINSULA SAVE-Wash by the pound! 2Double Capacity Machineg Wise Potato Chips The Food That Peps Up Meals Watefs Distributing Co. PHONE CL 3-2281 WK: CARHAR'PS for CARD? Carharfs Book Store GREETING CARDS - STATIONERY SCHOOL SUPPLIES 218 Seabreeze Boulevard Daytona Beach, Florida Daytona Radio and Television F actory Trained S erwicemen OLYMPIC - RCA - DUMONT PHILCO - MOTOROLA SALES AND SERVICE 24- Hour Service Dial CL 2-3143 316 SOUTH PALMETTO AVENUE Daytona Beach, Florida Bellevue Memorial Park Cemetery ENDOWMENT CARI? 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DIAL CL 2-5440 THE FLORIDA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY at Daytona Beach, F lorida 252 SOUTH BEACH STREET MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION First Federal Savings and Loan Association INSURED SAVINGS HOME LOANS 72: 701 Main Street Phone CL 2-8561 Bagwell,s Flowers i 4- N. Atlantic Avenue Phone CL 2-1123 T2321: Television Service Engineers Daytanfs Complete TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE STORE PHILco - CROSLEY- - BENDIX CL 3-8000 C ampliments Of Little Drug Company New Smyrna Beach, Florida BEST WISHES t0 the CLASS OF 156 i' LOU-RAY MOTEL 400 So. Atlantic Ave. CL 2-2174 J OHNNY The K ey 111 an i 126 MYRTLE LANE Daytona Beach, Florida C ompliment: of Bowmar,s Garage 8; Wrecker Service 705 Ridgewood Avenue Allandale, Florida Phone CL 2-9286 Tuxedo Feed Store 402 Second Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida 7'? Wm. H. Guth, Owner Phone CL 2-1481 Donnelly 8c Parrish REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Ross PARRISH 115 South Palmetto Avenue CLINTON 2-85 86 San Remo Restaurant AMERICAN AND ITALIAN COOKING Served In Family Style Telephone CL 2-1357 1290 South Ridgewood Avenue U. S. Highway 1 Daytona Beach, Florida C ampliment: of A FRIEND CONGRATULATIONS from Bishop Pharmacy 79? Phone CL 2-3621 700 North Ridgewood Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida FLOWERS . . . For All Occasion: Kay1s Flowers 610 North Grandview Avenue CL 2-4273 F. T. D. WIRE SERVICE i' Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Frederick Compliments of Walser Service Station BATTERIES - TIRES - ROAD SERVICE Servicing .411 Make: of Car? Phone CL 2-7327 501 North Atlantic Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Halifax Motors, Inc. OLDSMOBILE - CHEVROLET Telephone CL 2-6446 120 Magnolia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Compliments of Chez Bruchez AL AND WINNIE1S PASTRY SHOP 312 Seabreeze Boulevard aCuisine with I: French accent SKATELAND STADIUM ROAD WELCH AREA 7? 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Shaddix Dial CL 2-8042 75? 310 Volusia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida APPLIANCE STORE HOTPOINT - MAYTAG Phone CL 2-0408 138 Volusia Ave. Stephens Pontiac Company COMPLIMENTS 0f SMITTY1S BARBER SHOP GLENN SMITH LUIGI LOCE McDonald Seafood Market QUICK F REEZE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Packers and Skifper: Phone CL 2-6946 - Home CL 2-9036 120 Cottage Lane Half Block South of Orange Ave. Daytona Beach, Florida Lloyd Cox Company BOOKS . . . OFFICE SUPPLIES uThingx youW be needing- for writing and reading! 11 118 N. Beach Street BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS from THE FRESHMEN Class of 159 Nadeau,s Children Shop Popular Priced Clothes and Toys for Girls and Boys Dancing Togs -- Complete Layette MAMIE NADEAU Phone CL 2-6846 514- Seabreeze Boulevard Daytona Beach, Florida Vogue Hat Shop IDA MCKEITHEN Proprietor Telephone CLinton 2-8764 137 Magnolia Avenue C ompliment: .of Dunn Bros. Hardware Company 0 150 so. BEACH ST. PHONE CL 2-5551 Rezads Lawn and Tree Serv1ce LAWN PROBLEMS - SOIL TESTING Scientific Tree Trimming Bracing - Cabling - Cavity Work Telephone CL 2-7261 212 Second Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida BEST WISHES BEACHLAND APARTMENT MOTEL ACCOMMODATING 2 TO 8 PERSONS 0 UL TRA-MODERN O TELEPHONE CL 3-1172 1410 NORTH ATLANTIC AVENUE DAYTONA BEACH, F LORIDA COMPLIMENTS 0f the SENIOR-jUNIOR CLASS SUNSHINE BEACH Motel and Apartments 45 S. OCEAN DR. CL 2-2197 DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Directly On Ocean Front. Heart of Beach Area. HEATED SWIMMING POOL Lawn Roof Garden Truly . . . A Honeymoonerk Paradise. uVery Good, Attractively Furnished, says AAA and NASCAR. Your Host from Chicago -- James L. Schmitt CONGRATULATIONS t0 OUR GRADUATES HOME-SCHOOL ASSOCIATION K 1 way to ease L I : work and add convenience! 2 ways to ease laundry work! on Q WWW; ERG W 5 ways to ease kitchen work! The Christian education of youth was never of more decisive 0r vital importance than it is today. 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