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

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JASPER CROWLEY “I never knew so young a body to have so old a head.” Extremely intelligent — the envy of the class for brains. Yes, we are some proud of our “Japs. ELIZABETH WHITE “Her voice was ever gentle and low. An excellent thing in woman.” Elizabeth, otherwise Betty, well de- serves the high honors she has achieved in her class, and while a good student and musician, finds time for the social side of life. EMORY PENDARVIS God created the smile and the laugh as well as the sigh and the tear.” Emory is one of those bright sun- shiny girls. She is a fine mixer and is a favorite in her class.

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ARCHIE CAMPBELL “Hang sorrow! Care will kill a cat; there- fore let ' s be merry. Archie is gay, light-hearted and given to looking on the bright side of life — in fact he ' s a born optimist. LOIS SUTTON “Even little things have their peculiar grace. Even though Lois entered our class in the Senior year, she has become a universal favorite, due to her pleasing personality. MARIE SMITH “She can bake a pie and sing a song And do most anything that comes to hand. A very original and independent girl, who has that unusual ability of seeing the other fellow ' s viewpoint.

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marguerite woodell “And I am— Oh, well; I’m just myself.” A natural, unaffected girl. One who stands well in her classes and who has the esteem of all her friends. EDITH HENDRY “Beauty! Thou pretty plaything! “Dear deceit; that steals so softly o’er the stripling’s heart.” Edith is one of those beautiful, allur- ing creatures who enjoys the thrilling o feeling of being a “vamp. FREDERICK HUBBARD “Yea! music is the prophet’s art. Among the gifts that God has sent One of the most magnificent.” There is nothing really worth while that Frederick isn’t interested in. Hav- ing a wonderful gift of leadership he has always been largely in demand.