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

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1943 volume:

ua Gtaia War Edition Published by THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1943 CLEARWATER HIGH SCHOOL Clearwater, Florida VOLUME IV J Eciiaation To those who have already gone from our midst, and to those who will follow, into che service of our country to make the way safe and secure for the seniors of the future, we, the class of 194o dedicate this, the “War Edition” of the “Aqua Clara”. e 3 acuttif First Row: MISS AMBER VIVIAN TURNER Shorthand, Commercial Law, Typing MISS MARY BYERS American History, Problems in Democracy, Latin American History, Physical Education MISS C. MARGUERITE MORSE Physics, Chemistry ,OjU u MR. R. B. REED World History, Modern History History, American MISS EDNA K. JKNAPI Senior E PROFESSOR E. V. McMULLEN Principal Fourth Row: MR. JOE SCOFIELD Typing, Bookkeeping MRS. ALBERT ROGERO Physical Education MISS ELSIE DUNCAN Sophomore English. Physical Education MRS. NEAL ALEXANDER Secretary Second row: MRS. RUTH BRUBECK Diversified Cooperative Training Coordinator MISS CHRISTINE CARMACK Economic Geography, American History Latin American History MRS. J. M. CROWELL Librarian MftS ' SARAH Da MEKPATRICKV Off J yl ft 1 Teehanica Third Row: MRS. MILDRED TURNER Spanish MISS RACHEL DONALD Plane Geometry, General Mathematics MISS MARTHA KELLY Latin, Sophomore English Teachers dot in picture: MISS LOIS MORSE Biology, Higher Mathematics MR. ALBERT ROGERO Athletic Director, Physical Education MISS UARDA BRIGGS Home Economics MRS. N. M. FAULDS Home Economics FAIILDS hanical Drawing, Principal Junior High MR. WALLACE GAUSE Instructor of Vocal Music MR. ALFRED MEADOWS Printing MRS. ADA C. WALLING Algebra j oxz(tfo%d The Aqua Clara is a key to recall things we have enjoyed and wish to remember— things that have only been possible because we have been born in this land. This year, our graduating class calls its loyal to the colors, for we fight for the rights we have long enjoyed, and we fight for the heritage which has made our lives, our schooling, and our way of life possible — the heritage of freedom — for it must never die. We, the Senior Class of 1943, present to you the “War Edition of the Aqua Clara”. We hope you like it. oj- thz SznLoi dta±± Four years ago, we, the Lieutenants of 1943, entered as privates in the great camp of high school education at Fort C.H.S. During the first year, we did very little except to name Dick Caldwell as our head “drill sergeant”. At the time of our promotion to corporals in 1940, we were joined by corporals from the basic training camp at Dunedin and Safety Harbor and entered whole-heartedly into the work at Fort C.H.S. Our comrades-in-arms soon began to take notice of these high-rating corporals for we began to take part in the various social activities of the Fort. That year Chester McMullen was chosen as our 0. D., with Mrs. Lillie Milam as C.O. We found ourselves shipwrecked while on maneuvers, but were able to rescue ourselves in order to decorate for and usher at the baccalaureate service of 1941. Sergeants! Three Stripes! In this office we took a greater part in the activities at Fort C.H.S. With Mary Collins and Miss Sara de Kirkpatrick leading our company, this time, we inau- gurated, during Junior Week, the flag raising ceremony- gave - ception for our parents, entertained our superior officers in an air-raid shelter, and decorated for their graduation. Then the great day came — we received our commission — full-fledged Lieutenants — we had our bar. For the last stretch of our training here, Dick Caldwell again returned to the front as Commander-in-Chief; Delmar “Plug” Harris headed the Student Council; Earl McKisson, the Honor Society; Milton Jones, the Key Club; Nancy Black, the Chatter Staff; Norman Wilcox, to be succeeded by Bob Ennis, the Annual Staff; Van Robinson, Quill and Scroll. Masque and Gavel chose as their leader Alice Beardsley, while Jim Read, later to be suceeded by Mary Collins, led the Ko-Op-Kouncil ; Edna Haynie, the Library Club; Betty Kamensky, F.L.S. Robert Jernigan, Mit- chell McMullen, George Lohmeyer and Otto Ruegg were elected our Junior Rotarians. Toward the end of March we found ourselves painting scenery, learning lines, thinking back to styles of 1912 and 1862 for our Senior Class Play, “Smilin’ Through” which was direct- ed by our own Sara de Kirkpatrick. It was perhaps, in some res- pects, a little more serious than previous senior plays, but wc might all profit by the experience of John Cartaret — that all hate and revenge blots out all love. Senior skip-day began the wind-up of the year. Taking the day off from our duties, we spent the whole day having one glorious time and coming home with beautiful sunburns to remind us of it. Then the orders came fast and furiously to wind up our activities and business at this fort and to make ready for deportation — destination unknown. MONTIE ANDREWS Los Gauchos HELEN BAKER Student Council ’41, ’42; Band ’41, ’42; Glee Club; Junior Class Sec retary; Senior Class secretary; Masque Gavel. Aqua Clara Staff; Senior Play Cast; D. A. R. Uepresenative. ALTON BOWERS (U. S. Marine Corps) FANNIE MAE BARNES Band 41, ’42, ’43 Senior Play Production ALICE BEARDSLEY President, Masque Gavel; Vice President, Los Gauchos; Secretary. Quill Scroll: National Honor Society; Ko-Op Kouncil; Chatter Staff: Aqua Clara Staff; Band ’41; F. L. S.; Senior Play Production. HENRY BLANTON Sea Scouts t JOHNNIE BALLANTINE ♦ MORRIS BURCHETT “C” Club Football, Baseball Treasurer, Boxing Club. O ' (M LOUISE BARRON Band Los Gauchos V. DICK CALPWELL -Z r Senior Class President; Ko-Op Kouricif; Student Council; Basket- ball; Tennis T m; Golf Team. DOROTHY BLACK Chatter Staff Beatitudes. F. L. S. JAMES CLARK (U. S. Navy) WAYNETTE BLACKBURN Los Gaucbos ’41, 42 Ko-Op Kouncil ’42 F. L. S. FRIEDEL BOYD Quill Scroll Chatter Staff Senior Play Production VIRGINIA BIENENSTOCK Beatitudes JOHN f’HESNI T. JR. Glee Club; Student Council ’41; “C” Club; Football; Basketball, Baseball. NANCY BLACK Editor-in-chief, Chatter; Quill Scroll; Los Gauchos; Ko-Op Koun- cil; F L. S.; Junior Class Treas- urer; Senior Play Production. $ - — LAWERENCE DAWSON (U. S. Army) BOB ENNIS Editor-in-chief, Aqua Clara; Na- tional Honor Society; Student Council; Treasurer, Key Club; Quill Scroll; Chatter Staff; Ko- Op- Kouncil; Senior Play Cast; Golf Club; Basketball JACKIE CHALK Treasurer, National Honor Society Masque Gavel F. L. S. Senior Play Production JAMES HAMILTON National Honor Society; DoMoUiy: Student Council, ’42. ’43; Vice President, Junior Class; Bind; National Fc rensic League; Senior Play Prodcuction ■ GLORIA UEGRAVV JOYCE CAMPBELL Secretary Treasurer, Library Club D. C. T. JOHNSON HAYGOOD � Senior Play Production - 6 $ C MARY COLLINS V t x VfWi ' President, Ko-Op Kouncil; AssotT ate Editor, Chatter; President, Jun- ior Class; Masqce Gavel; Quill Scroll; Los Gauchos; Secretary, Sophomore Class; Student Council, ’41, ’42; Aqua Clara Staff; Senior v HARRY HANCOCK Baseball and Basketball Captain, Football Team “C” Club % ELIfANOB DEWEY F. L. S. DELMAR HARRIS President, Student Body: Presi dent, “C” Club: Ko-Op Kouncil: Chatter Staff ’42; Football; Bas- ketball, ’41, ’42; Baseball, ’41 ’42 -ft IRKNE FISH Jt INTON HOG Glee Club; Key Club; “C” ClubJ Band, ’41; Senior Play Cast; Foot- ball; Baseball; Basketball; Tennis 40 PATSY FINDERBERKE Vice President, Library Club Beatitudes Senior Play Production MARTHA GODWIN Secretary, National Honor So- ciety; Quill Scroll; Chatter Staff; Ko-Op Kouncil; Los Gau- chos: Aciua Clara Staff: Band; MARILYN FELLOWS Glee Club, ’42; Los Gauchos: F. L. S.; Beatitudes; Aqua Clara Staff; Senior Play Production itV u ROBERT HILL Glee Club; Vice President, Band Vice President, Key Club; Student Council: Ko-Op Kouncil; DeMolav “C” Club; Basketball, ’41. ’42 Baseball, ’41, ’42 Chatter Staff; Aqua Clara Staff: Senior Play Production; F. L. S. FISHER ’41 ’42 ROBERT JERMGAN National Honor Society; Key Club, Junior Rotarian; Student Council; Master Counselor, DeMolay; Pres- ident, D. C. T.; Band; Ko-Op Kouncil KATHERINE GROVER F. L. S. MILTON JONES President, Key Club: National Honor Society; DeMolay; Band: Senior Play Cast: Latin Club ’41 MARY HANNA Chatter Staff Quill Scroll F.L.S. NED KITCHEN DeMolay “C” Club Foo ' ball KONA HAYNIK President. Library Club; Vice President, Ko-Oip Kouncil; Masque k Gavel; Los Gauchos; F. L. S. Senior Play Production PEGGY KINDRED Band. ’42: Los Gauchos; Senior Play Production; Cabinet Member, F.L.S., ’42 DOROTHY HENISEE Senior Play Production DON KENNEDY Band Quill Scroll Senior Play Production JANE HAVENER Beatitudes GEORGE LOHMEYER National Honor Society Junior Rotarian Senior Play Production V BETTY KAMENSKY President, F.L.S. , ’43; Treasurer, F. L. S., ’42; Ko-Qp-Kouncil . Masque and Gavel; Quill and Scroll; Chattfe ' Staff; Aqua Clara Statf fSenior PJay Cast i 4 JACK McELVEEN DeMolay Senior Play Production RH.ODA LANE Chatter Staff Senior Play Production F.L.S. FAITH LAME $ Masque and Gavel: Captain, Cheerleaders ’43; F.L.S. Treasur- er, Los Gauchos; Beatitudes; Sen- ior Play Production DOROTHY MAUNEY Chatter Staff: Aqua Clara Staff: Beatitudes; F.L.S. Chester McMullen jr. President, Sophomore Class; Treasurer, Student Council; Vice President ' (first semester) Quill Scroll; Ko-Op-Kouncil; DeMolay; Key Club; Boy’s State Repre- sentative, ’41; Golf Club - {jyL, fa EARL MeKISSON President, National Honor Society; Ko-Op- Kouncil; Key Club; Band; Demolay; Latin Club, 41; Senior Play Cast ' CATHERINE LEWIS Glee Club Band Senior Play Production MITCHELL McMULLEN Junior Rotarian; Key Club; “C” Club; Football EDNA McCOLLISTER Glee Club: Masque and Gavel: Senior Play Production: Los Gauchos MARY McLEAN F.L.S. A 9 PRANK MERRIN, JR. Student Council; Chatter Staff; Vice President, Masque Gavel; Vice President, Quill Scroll. Senior Counselor; DeMolay; Presi- dent, Band; Ko-Op Kouncil; Senior Play Cast JOAN MILLS Senior Play Production HENRY MOORE “C” Club; Golf Club, ’42; Football. Baseball. 41, ’42. ’43; Basketball ’43 Secretary, F. L. S., ’42; Treasurer, F. L. S., ' 43 MARTHA PAYNE Quill Scroll; Chatter Staff; Aqua Clara Staff; Cheerleader; Glee Club; F. L. S., cabinet mem- ber, ’41; Senior Play Cast Quill ’ Scroll; Chatter Staff; Cheerleader; Band, ’41; Los Gauchos ’41 r -s y MARION MOATES Los Gauchos; DeMolay; Secretary, D. C. T. VIRGINIA MOOR Treasurer, Masque Gctvel; Aqua Clara Staff; Quill Scroll . Ko-Op Kouncil; Los Gauchos: F.L.S., cabinet member, ’43 C 4 1 ; ; M . , ,V v yt . Senior Play Cast Key Club FRANCES PEACOCK Senior Play Production F.L.S. MARVEL RUTLEDGE VIRGINIA SNOW Beatitudes CARL QUIR NANETTE SANSBURY ® Band Horace Roberts Senior Play Production Library Club JIM READ President, Ko-Op Kouincil (first semester); Key Club; DeMolay National Honor Society; Vice President, D.C.T. 1 MARY ANN SHAW Glee Club Masque Gavel Student Council Beatitudes Kouncil: Masque Gavel; Golf Club: Senior Play Cast DOROTHY STANLEY Senior Play Production OTTO KUEGG Natinal Honor Society; Junior Rotarian; Student Council; Ko-Op Kouncil; Key Club; Aqua C ara Staff; Baseball, ’42 GERTRUDE STRINGER Senior Play Production RICHARD SHOEMAKER Secretai y. Key Club Senior Play Production RAIJARA WELLS National Honor Society; Student Council, ’42; Masque Gavel: juill Scroll; Ko-Op Kouncil; ' hatter Staff; Aqua Clara Staff; F. L. S.. cabinet Member, ’42; Lat- in Club, ’41; Senior Play Cast ) HELEN JEAN WILLETT Masque Gavel 1 : E. L. S.: Chatter Stall 1 ; Quill Scroll: Senior Play Production J jL ANNIE MAE STRANER Basketball JIM SEVER Basketball Football Boxing Club ELSIE SULLIVAN Senior Play Production BILL STEPHAN Aqua Clara Staff Key Club Scribe, DeMolay Senior Play Cast LORRAINE WILLE Los Gauchos Senior Play Production t fQ 4 ! XZ2 M a x-L }■ J iTY r k ±r n - vr NORMAN WILCOX ,£)r Editor-in-Chief, Aqua Clara (firs semester); Vice President, Senior Class; Quill Scroll; Kc-Op Koun- cil; Key Club; Chatter Staff; Dc- Molay; Golf Club; Football; Bas?- ball; Basketball £ MAMIE LOU WILLIAMS A MARY POPPLER Senior Play Production CLIFF TROMBLY Chatter Quill “C” Club Football NEIL WYLLIE DICK HURLEBAUS 1st row, left to right: MARTHA PAYNE Art Editor BOH ENNIS Editor-in-Chief, second semester ALICE BEARDSLEY Advertising Manager VIRGINIA MOOR Subscription Manager OTTO RCEGG Sports Editor 2nd row: BETTY KAMENSKY Picture Editor HELEN BAKER Personal Editor ELIZABETH OLDS Advertising MARILYN FELLOWS Personal LANIERE FISHER Advertising BILL STEPHAN Club Editor MISS SARA DE KIRKPATRICK Advisor 3rd row: BARBARA WELLS Business Manager MARTHA GODWIN Art Editor MARY COLLINS Advertising NORMAN WILCOX Editor-in-Chief, first semester Left to right: Front row — Meadows, Trigo, Stone — Secretary, Shaw, Williamson, McClung, Wei- gandt, Rutledge, Rutledge, Wyrick, Hu scamp. Second row — Stone, Campbell, Haynes, Me: ore, Bugbee, Gatlin, Mains, Bogue, Doning. Wallace. Third row— Bates, Childs, Chisholm, Wyatt, Young, Bobbitt, Comer ford, Leanora. Fourth row— Lane, Ware, Skinner, Scofield, Leiberman, Grove, Taylor — President. Front row— Caputi, Gross, Dickerson, Seav e V. Fields, Cooling, Salisbury, Rouik, Walker, Cleveland. Second row— Whitaker, Ryman. Craig, McMullen, Bolger, Mdore, Kennedy, Wood- ruff, Kimball. Third row— Schofield— Treasurer. Barger, Button, Prugh, Woods, Kirk, Griffin, p e a- gins, Seavy. Fourth row— Adams, Albritton, Faulds, McClarnand. Zeiler, Bonner. Fifth row — Poston. Wilder, Crowley, Flowers, Sheran, Garrison, Wakeling. iiifiiiil ii ii ■■■iiiaiiiiiiif fftivff ii Left to right; Front row — Pettigu, Showers, Pemberton. Foren, McMullen, Olds, Tharpe, Goggin, Marston, Quirk, Goggin, Orr, Weaver. Second row- Tice, Hagood, Thomas, Harris, Dar. ' rels, Moore, Saporito, Wood, DeKalb, Taylor. Third row — Thornton, Hammock, Campbell, Cahill, McDonald, Wilcox, Seabald, Harn, Colwell. McLean. Fourth row — Mease, Williams, McCardel — pres T dent, Harn, Woods, Smith, Tsacrios, Cribbs, Brown. Left to right: Front row — McMasters, Nelson, Tucker — Treasurer, Bie, Davies, Brubaker, Crow, Barnes, Barlow, Padgett. Second row — Nodine, Bie, Skinner, Speir, Mease, Bond. Lancaster, Zipperer, Brand, Moor, Morfel. Third row -Freeze, Jones, Burge, McDonald, Wi’cox, Poppler, Beautnagel. Willett. Fuguitt. Fourth row — Greenfeld, Hall, Langston, McCardy, Wilkinson, Luce, Wallace, Kennedy. Fifth row: Barry, Douglas, Owens. o 1 t 1 •( •ijf - A 1 Honor Society Front row — Wells; Kennedy; Beardsley; Godwin, Secrctaiy; MeKisson, President; Lieberman, Vice President; Chalk, Treasurer; Wallace; Shaw. Second row — Jones, Ruegg, Hamilton, .Ternigan, Lo ' hmeyer; Miss Martha Kelly, advisor; Zeiler; Third row — Ennis; Reed: Skinner. Student Council Front row — Williamson, Secretary; Harris, Pres- ident; Skinner, Vice President. Second row — Moor; Padgett: M. Shaw; H. Shaw. Third row — Miss Martha Kelly, advisor; Skinner Hill; Merrin: Cochran. Fourth row — Caldwell: Grove; Lieberman, Ennis. Fifth row — Ruegg; McMullen, Treasurer. tv- Chatter Staff Front row — Williamson; Wells: Payne, Godwin, Black, Editor-in-Chief; Collins, Associate Editor; Boyd: Funderburke. Second row — Mr. Alfred Meadows; Lane; Kamensky; Hanna; Moor, Exchange; Beardsley, Business Manager; McLean; Mrs. Edna Knapp, advisor. Third row — Feagins: Wilcox: Ennis; Robinson. Merrin, Advertising; Bonner. Those not in picture — Fisher; Trombly, Sports Editor; Willett; Thurman; Raines, Mauney, D. Black. Ko-Op Kouncil Front row — Wells; Jones, Secretary; Collins, President; Haynie.Vice President. Second row — Moor; Godwin; Woodruff; Beard- sley: Kamensky. Third row — Lohmeyer; Ruegg, Treasurer; Hill; Wilcox. Fourth row — Ennis; Robinson; MeKisson, Merrin i Library Service Club Front row — Harris; Mrs. Crowell, adviser, Edna Haynie, President; Second row— Rutledge; Campbell, Secretary and Treasurer; Funderburke, Vice President. Third row — Davison; Prugh. Fourth row — Bowman; Moore; Harn. Masque Gavel Front row— McMullen, Treasurer; Moor, Secre- tary; Beardsley, President; Merrin, Vice President. Second row — Miss Kirkpatrick, adviser; Bie; Wells; Lame; Williamson, Shaw; Baker, Field, H. Shaw. Third row — Kamensky; McCollister: Moore; Bugbee; Good; Lieberman; Chalk, Sever, Bie. Fourth row — Haynie, Scheller, Craig, Collins Fifth row — Scofield; McDonald; Jones; Fuguitt, Bobbitt, Jones. DeMolay Front row — Seavy, Junior Councilor; Jernigan; Master Councilor; Merrin; Senior Councilor. Second row — Wilcox; Zeiler; McKisson; Stephan, Scribe; Scofield; Skinner; Jones, Colwell. Third low — McElveen; Hill; Ennis; Read, Bonner, Jones, Besuden. Fourth row — Bowman, Freeze, Fuguitt, Hotch- kiss; Kitchen; Wilcox. Quill Scroll Front row — Williamson: Black; Merrin, Vice President; Robinson, President; Beardsley, Sec- retary; Boyd; Kamensky. Second row — Wells; Bonner; Moor; Hanna, McLean; Mrs. Edna K. Knapp, advisor. Third row — Ennis; Wilcox; Kennedy. Not in picture — Godwin, Treasurer; Collins. Los Gauchos Front row — Bobbitt; Rourk; Orr; Trigo, Beardsley, Crowley, President; Lame, Treasurer; Haynie; Fellows, Williamson, Mrs. R. L. Turner, adviser. Second row — McCollister; Booth; Craig; Brubaker, Wooruff, Prugh, Griffin. Kimbal, Moor, Childs. Third row — Kirk; Danial; Woods; McMullen. Schofield; Robinson; Wilcox; Seavy, Cumerford. Key Club Front row — Zeiler; Hogan; Jones, President; Me Kisson; Hill; Ennis, Treasurer. Second row — Read; Leiberman; Schofield, Jern- tjl igan; Ixhmeyer; Ttuegg; Mr. E.W. McMullen, advisor. Third row — Skinner, Stephan, Platner, Grive. Senior Play Production Front row — Henisee; Baker; Jones; Wells, Me Kisson; Dittmar; Merrin; Payne, Hogan, Kamen- sky. Second row — Sullivan; Stanley; McCollister; Lame; Chalk; Fisher; Hamilton, Lane, Boyd. Third row — Popler; Funderburke; Booth; Barnes. Olds; Fellows; Stephan; Platner. W r illett. Fourth row — Mills, Black. Stringer, Hagood, Lewis; Hanna; Collins; Miss Kirkpatrick, director. Fifth row — Ennis; Butler; Woodruff; Godwin. Wille; Beardsley; Moor. F.L.S. Front row — Bie; Payne; Weigandt; Olds. Treas- ruer; Moore, Secretary; Kamensky, President. Stone, Vice President; Grover; Davidson; Maines. Second row — Crow; Barnes; MeClung; Lane. Wells; Hanna; Blackburn; Padgett, Haynie, McLean. Third row — Marston; Fisher; Chalk; Brubaker, Orr; Tucker; Dickerson; Barlow. Fourth row — Craig, DeKalb, Brand, Me Master, Mease; Bogue; Fellows. Fifth row — Beardsley; Moor; Kirk; Button, Skinner; Leonard. C. H. S. Band First row — Woodruff; Lamb; Bogue; Mitchell Olds; Wagner; Brand; Wolc ott, Martin, Tilljjs, Barron; Harris; Vanderoff; Wells, Button, Oriel. Professor Rocco Grella, director. Second row — Noyes; Nelson; Jones; Ruegg. Rourk; Downing; Downing; Lewis, Sansbury, Walker; Olds. Third row — McKisson; Kennedy; Halliday, Hagood; Pohl; Boyd; Helmes, Van Diver. Fourth row — Fuguitt, Hill, Roberts, Errickson, Boyd; Crowley. Cheerleaders On the ground floor — Taylor, McLean, Stone, Hurlebaus. Second row — Payne; A. Stone. Third row — Lame. D.C.T. Front row — Campbell; Mrs. Ruth Brubeck, advisor; Jernigan, President; Christie. Second row — Hotchkiss; Moates, Secretary; Read, Vice President. Third row — Zeiler; Flowers. “C” Club Front row — Harris, President; Thornton, Trom- bley; Kennedy; Willett, Tsacarius, Wakeling, Burchett; Hollinsworth. Second row — Moore; Faulds- Woods, Schofield. Cochran; Barger; Griffin, Chesnut. Third row — Kitchen; Hall; Cason; Hill, Hogan, Garrison; McCardel. Front row — Griffin, Gross, Christie, Trombly, Caillouet, Thonton, Osborne, Woods, Cochran, McCarty. Second row — Wallace, Blanton, Dupree, Willett, Kennedy, Cason, Hall, Wakeling Hollingsworth, Tsacrios, McCardel. Third row — Hancock, Moore. Burchett Wilcox, Forbes, Bowers, Dawson, Rigsby, Kit- chen, Harris, Hogan. McMullen, Young, Chesnut. Sjioxt of 1 943 Looking over the past season we see that the Crimson Tornadoes have enjoyed the best season in a decade. The thundering Tornados gaining momentum as the season progressed, plowed through the entire season suffering only one de- feat; that at the hands of Plant Panthers in a hard fought battle. The Tornados were deprived of the Big Ten football title when they were edged out by Hillsboro in the final tabulation. The Pinellas County Football Title is again in the possession of the Tornadoes by virtue of a 7-6 victory over the strong Pt. Ppfe Green Devils in the annual Thanksgiving Day classic. Outstanding on this years team and winning state wide recognition are: Harry Hancock, allstate center; Hank Moore, second team allstate fullback; Buddy Daw- son. second team allstate end; Bobby Forbes, honorable mention allstate wingback. Schedule Onnonent Place C.H.S. Opp. Opponent Place C.H.S. Opp. Npw Port Richey here 19 0 Plant City there 13 6 Hillsboro here 6 0 Lakeland here 7 0 Jefferson there 6 0 Tarpon Spring:® here 38 13 Plant there 0 13 F. M. A. here 58 6 Bradenton here 38 19 St. Petersburg there 7 6 Ft. Myers t ' here 27 0 Basketball Blessed with a supply of veterans at every position, the Tornado basketball team looked like a favorite in the Big Ten race. After the season was under way- it was evident that the Tornadoes were lacking something as they lost a number of p-ames by narrow margins. It seemed as if they could not get on the winning track nnd muster the final punch to win. After a very unsuccessful season in pre-tournament play, the Tornadoes did equally bad in tournament competition. The outstanding player and constant high scorer in every game was lanky John Chestnut, allstate center and the only player to win any acclaim. Schedule iponent Place C.H.S. Opp. Opponent Place C.H.S. Opp. Jesuit here 41 39 Jefferson 38 47 Tarpon Springs here 28 40 Hillsboro 36 35 Jesuit there 34 42 Plant 39 37 St. Petersburg there 20 30 Jefferson 36 40 Hillsboro there 23 35 St. Petersburg 31 33 Tarpon Springs there 44 50 Plant 29 32 Plant here 38 48 CEDRIC H, COLLINS Life Insurance Real Estate General Insurance Dunedin, Fla. IF IT’S SOMETHING NEW —You Will Find It First At MYER’S Across Corner From Post Office DOROTHY DOUGLAS Complete Real Estate and Insurance Service 611 Main St. Phone 8-2691 DUNEDIN, FLA. 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