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

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Mlamie Clla Osborne “There is no substitute for thorough-going, ardent and sincere earnestness.” Mamie Ella is a happy, earnest, stu- dious, entertaining and fun-loving girl, one that is always an addition to any gathering. She can be very serious if need be. Oom ranning Tom is a happy-go-lucky, friendly, humorous fellow whom everyone likes. He thinks life’s too shor t to worry or overwork himself in. 3essie (Brant “In the cause of friendship, brave all dan- gers.” Beauty, brains, common-sense and romance are so admirably blended in Jessie that she is a great favorite wher- ever she goes. Nineteen

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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

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.udolpb ttorton “There is a great end to gain, and that I keep before me.” Rudolph is a friendly, quiet and reserved sort of boy who makes friends and keeps them. Besides be- ing a very good scholar, he is well up on modern affairs and very ambitious. (Blairs 3iirk “If I do my duty I do what I ought and do no more than all the rest.” Gladys is a very independent but friendly sort of girl, who is well liked by those who know her best but rather puzzling to those who know her not so well. She is, however, always ready to do her part. yiuth) TJktt Ruth is a dark-eyed and dark-haired bundle of independence who has a smile and a cheery greeting for all who come her way. Twenty