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

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r jgh ,K f Tlie Senior Class WILLIAM CHRISTIE “Short of stature was he, but strongly built and athletic”. “Bill” is an “all around” good fellow, esteemed by all. He is the repre- sentative of C. H. S. in all athletics, winning honor for himself and espec- ially our class. Class President (3), (4); Baseball (1), (2), (3), (4); Mgr. Baseball (3), (4); Tennis (2), (3) ; Tennis Club (4) ; Basketball (1), (2), (3), (4); Basketball Mgr. (2), (3); Track (2), (3), (4); Sec’y and Treas. Athletic and Literary Ass’n (2) ; Censor and Treas. Literary Ass’n (3) ; Ass’t Mgr. Annual (3), (4); Class Play (4). “Tattler” (2) ; Athletic Editor CARL STEPHENS “Large brained, clear eyed, of such as he, Shall Freedom’s young apostle be”. Carl is never seen to be in a hurry except in the field . Then look out for Carl. He is noted for his poetic ability, oratory, and is often seen sauntering about with an auburn-haired Senior. Class Secretary (4) ; Declamation (4) ; Class Play (4) ; Track (2), (4). L wttm mxm ikA

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Class Poem It has not been so very long, Just four years to a day, Since we began our High School song, The Crimson and the Gray. Our class at first was very small, But labored hand in hand, Inviting others, one and all, To join our little band. We took advantage of our seers, And always did our best, In hope that we in future years May stand life’s e arnest test. Our teachers gave a helping hand To all who needed aid, That in our prospects at command, Their labor is repaid. For this foundation which they give On which to build our fame, We should remember while we live To reverence their name. But now the time for us to part, And leave our friendships true Has come. And with a throbbing heart We bid them all adieu. Tho we depart from this old place, Away from friendships dear, In future time we can retrace Success to this school year. But when we conquer every foe, And rise to high success, We will remember what we owe To dear old C. H. S. HUGH HENDRIX, ’17.

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■ “ I MAXINE POWELL “None knew thee, but to love thee; None named thee, but to praise”. Calm, deliberate, decisive, she wends her studious way among us. Yet Maxine is a sweet and agreeable girl who is loved by all. Editor “Tattler” (2) ; Basketball (2), (3) ; Declamation (2) ; Editor Annual (3) ; Ready Writing (3) ; Tennis (3) ; President Glee Club (4) ; Play Reporter (4) ; Class Play (4) ; Junior Critic (4) ; Tennis Club (4) ; Glee Club (4) ; Censor (2) ; Tennis Club Reporter (4). EARLE McKISSON “Like a brown bee who works and sings With morning freshness on his wings”. Earle is an “earl” in the school. He is never known (?) to make any disturbances whatsoever. He’s little but loud — and thinks it’s a big thing to be little. Junior Critic (4) ; Class Treas. (4) ; Class Play (4) ; Glee Club (3), (4). BUOBRtJ