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

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oette TFussell “A man’s a man for a’ that.” Goette is indeed a man’s man, and a good athlete. He is not as a rule seri- ous, but if he says he’ll do a thing he never fails. He is very popular, espe- cially with the fair sex. 3 utl) £as terlin “Tears never yet wound up a clock or worked a steam engine.” Ruth is decidedly optimistic in most matters and readily perceives the funny side of life. She could laugh at the devil himself, but she can also show serious mental effort as shown by her recitations in physics. Mtervjtx (Trowe “Drink deep or taste not at the Pierian spring.” Mervyn is so busy with her studies that she has no time to waste on boys or any other such frivolous subjects. r Seventeen

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Cou £lla CasUrUn. Lou Ella is a good-natured and un- commonly reserved sort of girl who is a good student and an interesting con- versationalist. Sumner “My love is like a red, red rose.” Though few appreciate being small, Mildred doesn ' t seem to mind it. She also possesses that rare quality to be able to enjoy life and still make credit- able marks. A long, tall girl whom everyone likes for her ways is Mildred. She hasn ' t usually much to say except to those whom she likes — and she doesn’t as a rule like teachers. We are very proud of her musical talents and believe she will make friends wherever she goes. Sixteen

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(Tecile barren Cecile is another student who has only been with us one year, but her lively disposition and splendid school spirit have endeared her to all. Cugene Oljomas Eugene is one of those irresistibly good-natured boys who always has time for fun, although he is one of our brightest scholars. ytlar? Jpliunb “Simplicity and plainness are the soul of elegance.” Mary is a good-natured, joyous, kind- ly, studious and quietly-talkative girl. Mary is quite a poet and violinist, so, instead of the old adage, we will say, “Mary had a little violin.” ; Eighteen