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

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COLORS: MOTTO: Blue and White “Imposible is un-American” OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: VICE-PRESIDENT: Jim R. Brumby Newton McClung SECRETARY AND TREASURER: Geneva Sheridan SOME OF THE SOPHS Annie Davis Time works wonders. Dwight Shower Ladies’ man. Elizabeth Hoyt Giggles. Emma Smallwood Tease. Glady’s Kirk, Caesar’s cousin: Love your relations. Irene Baskin Shyness personified. Louise Sweat There are smiles. Mary Plumb Class Poet. Mamie Ella Osbourne I wanna be a star. Mervin Crowe Belle of Green Springs. Mildred Hayes Shorty. Norman Allen Chauffeur. Vernon Compton Noisy, Noisier, Noisiest.

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3 K UK !MK 2K DIIC H KI DttC Sopliomore Class Poem The High School Class that is fullest of fun, Is the wonderful class of 21. It is the largest in the School, And o’er it they shall always rule. Our class is always at the head, And we, the Sophs, will not be led. We are first and always shall be, For our president is James Brumby. Our ’21 adorns the wall, The black-board, and the study hall. Our colors are the best of all, Where the envious eyes of the Juniors fall. Impossible is un-American is our creed, To it we ll be true in word and deed. Blue and White our colors are, And they lead the rest by far. Geneva — A student intense, in Math, a star, In wise supplication she leads us by far. Goette — A star in athletics, not so wise as a seer, But the best natured boy you’ll ever find here. Marjorie — Pretty and jolly and fond of the boys, A coquette tho, in her hands they’re mere toys. Newton — A funny boy, so deep and great, You wonder what is within his pate. Virginia — For smiles she is noted and thoughtful I say, If you don’t believe it, why ask her, you may. Jim — He loves to study and they’re times, too, He calls on the girls — but only a few. (?) Annette — Bright-eyed and brown haired, a most winning way, Well liked and gentle, you all need to say. Ezra — The force of his own merit, makes easy his way, And he’ll get there too, tho’ not in a day. Jessis — Indeed she is a shy, modest, dreamer, But in the wide world there’s to friends no truer; Paul — He is nice looking and dignified, And on him the smiles of the girls do glide. Dorothy — She s fond of the boys, a most graceful dancer, For all the boys she s a little entrancer. di:c 3UC 3t K H K — ' MK Y K XK