Clearwater High School - Aqua Clara Yearbook (Clearwater, FL)

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ida McMullen “There is a gift beyond the reach of art, of being eloquently silent.” . Ida is one of those quiet, sweet girls who is always willing to help some one, especially to read Virgil. She is a good student and is one of the most conscientious workers in the class. Class Play ( 4 ); School Pianist ( 4 ). BLANCHE CORDIER “And when man is in the case, You know all other things give place.” “Billy” came to us in our second year of High School, — from Missouri. She has proved herself a capable student, — when she studies instead of go- mg out. Chronology Editor of Annual ( 4 ); Class Play ( 4 ).

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HELEN CHASE (Class Treasurer) “Gentle and modest, full of dignified grace.” “Twinsey” is very dignified during school hours, but when she is not un- der the stern eye of the teachers she is almost human. She has greatly help- ed to maintain the dignity of her class by her gentleness and dignity. Girls’ Quartet (3), (4); Critic (4); Class Play (4). EDNA SHERIDAN “Bright, lovable and witty; but above all, a little devil.” Edna was intended in the beginning for a little brown imp, but accident- ally some brains got mixed into her composition and she turned out to be “just Edna.” Class Play (4).

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LAURA NELSON “Of manners, gentle; of affections, mild.” “Lollie” is classed among our most studious members of C. H. S. She is loved by all who know her for her quiet ways and sweet disposition and is as true as gold to all her friends. Joke Editor of Annual (4) ; Chairman of Literary Society (4) ; Treasurer of Class (3) ; Class Play (4). HOMER WHITE “Serene, yet good to look upon.” The “Rising Son” from Ohio still remains a mystery to the school. All that we can find out is that he is calm and unruffled in the midst of storms, and is a devoted and loyal friend of “Prince Albert.” Baseball (4); Class Play (4).