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

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Madeline Lentz “Her very frowns are fairer far, Than smiles of other maidens are.” A quiet unassuming girl who is never the less well known to us all and is a great favorite with her friends. Hugh McMullen “Is this not a rare fellow?” Hugh is always the same light- hearted, cheerful student, ever ready to lend a helping hand and as merry as the day is long. Ethelbert Morton “He can’t be wrong- whose life is in the right.” Truthful, frank and industrious, Ethelbert is always seen (??) study- ing.

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Bertha Springer In her tongue is the law of kind Bertha is the kind of a girl that we like better as we know her more. She is studious and industrious and stands well in all her classes. Arlos Ogg “His honor and the greatness of his name, shall be and make new nations.” Arlos is very intelligent, excells in mathematics and is of an optimistic turn of mind. William Smythe “He sang those witty rhymes.” Never excited or worried, “Bill” always manages to be busy about something. Eighteen

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Winnie Kilgore y j “With faith that comes of self- control.” ' Winnie has been a faithful member - L ' and cheerful worker for our class. Metta Rousseau “Blithe as the lark that each day hails the morn.” Metta is an irrepressible, good natured girl and is loved by all. Walcott Wyllie “Stand to your work and be wise.” This music loving, industrious boy did not enter our ranks until our Senior year, but his sportsmanship has insured his welcome. Mildred Spotts And in short measures, life may perfect be.” “Spotts,” frank, sensible little maid fits perfectly the couplet “Short and sweet, dainty and neat.”