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

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1945 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE THE A JA CLARA CLEARWATER HIGH SCHOOL CLEARWATER, FLORIDA iJntxo dilation Ine theme upon vvnich we have based this 1945 Aqua Clara is BUILDING FOR PEACE. It points to the idea now uppermost in the minds, net only of the Big Three, but also common to the thinking of every citizen, of the world. Never again can we tolerate another such war as this World War Number Two. Only by education can the ideal of a perma- nent peace beceme ingrained in every heart. So as students, to whom later will be delegated the .job of building a batter Avorld, we consecrate ourselves to the task ahead. It is this thought which the class of 1945 bequeaths to the oncoming Construction Engineers of a New World. “History is the record of the mitigation and decline of war, through the slow decline. For ages the human race has gone on under the tyranny of this first brutish form of their efforts to be men, for ages showed so much of the nature of the iower animals, the tiger and the shark. But the eternal germination of the better has unfolded new powers, new instincts. The sublime question has startled one and another happy soul in different quarters of the globe — Cannot love be, as ' ell as hate? Cannot peace be. as well as war? This thought has now become so distinct as to be a social thought. This having come much more will follow. Revolutions go not backward. ‘So it is not a great matter how long men refuse to believe in the advent of peace ; war is on its last legs ; and a universal peace is as sure as is the prevalence of civil- ization over barbarism, of liberal governments over feudal forms. The question for us is only, how soon? Emerson. r::l ■ . ■ l ' v J Eciication i . . ? r-- ' Ti ' -Tp “A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence cncls.” PROFESSOR E. W. McMULLEN 1919-1944 “Pie was a gentleman on whom we built an absolute trust.” ■-■Mi.iilll I Vii iMIt • Enioxia [ TO THE MEMORY OF OUR GALLANT ALUMNI WHOSE LIVES HAVE BEEN SACRIFICED ON THE ALTAR OF WAR They’re taking down the blue star, At the house across the way, And putting up the gold one. They just got word today. k i ' ■ ■ This home that one time echoed, With the shouts of happy boys. Is stricken now with sadness. Devoid of simple joys. We remember warm summer days, ' When he was a little lad, We would see him toddling proudly. Going fishing with his dad. And then on wintry Christmas nights. Lighted candles used to gleam. From out that happy, modest home, Filled with peace and joy supreme. And now the shadow’s fallen, Sadly they must face, The removal of that brave, blue star, And the gold one in its place. What can we say to those kind folks? Their aching hearts to save. That valiant dad and mother, The bravest of the brave. Words seem to lose their meaning. But there are things we can do. To ease the load of other boys And help to see them through. 1 THE DRAETSMEN “The whole art of teaching is only the art of awakening the natural curiosity of young minds for the i)urpose of satisfying i First Ro w Mr. Feagle, Principal; Mrs. Crowell, Librarian: Miss Lois Morse, Biology Higher Math- ematics; Miss Ambep Vivian Turner, Shorthand, Typing; Miss Christine Carmack, Economic v reog- raphy, American History, Modern Problems; Mis. Edna Knapp, Senior English, Journalism, Sophomore English; Mr. Joe Scofield, typing bookkeeping. Second Row: Mr. Belcher; Mrs. Mildred Turner, Spanish, Mrs. Ruth Brubeck, D.C.T. Coordinator. Mrs. N. M. Faulds, Cooking; Miss Sarah de Kirk- pati-ick. Junior English, Speech; Mr. Jardine. Manual after-wards.” Training, Mrs. Wallace Cxause, Physical Education, Mr. R.B. Reed, World History, American History, Modern History. Third Row: Mr. Alfred Meadows, Printing, Mr. R. Orel la. Band Director, Mrs. Mary Rogers, Sec- retary to the ITincipal; Miss Martha Kelley, Latin, Sophomore English; Miss Rachel Donald Plane Geometry, Miss Uarda Briggs, Sewing; Mr. Wallace Gause, Glee Club. Mr. N.M. Faulds, Mechanical Drawing, Mr. A.J. Blizel, History, English. Mrs. Turner, Adviser; Joe Wells, Vice Presi_ dnt: Joe Sinnett, President. Benlrice Bergecicn. Treasurer; Alma Tarbox. Secretary. First Row; Frank Williamson, Kent Button, Billy Till s, Margaret Richter, Johnnie Mae Norton. Esther Hart, Emerette Toole, Joan Peterson, Caro- lyn Trostle, Charlotte Tucker, Charlotte Hamrick, Evelyn Harrinston, Hock Young. Second P ow: Charles Baird, Earl Kelly, Billy All- britton, Nicky Tsacrios, Jane McElveen. Dolores Reed, Alice Cccotti, Houise Mills, Wallace Black- burn, Elwcod Hogan, Edwin Futch. Third Row: Hayes Kennedy, Herman Blair, .Hm Burnside, Warren Manson. AVilliam Maccalous, Odus Dunlap, Gene Procter, Louis Paulson, Austin Case, Ralidi Van Fleet, Fritjof Thygeson. Fourth Row: Donald Hope, William Nodine. Andy Yonkers, Marvin Moore, Russell Douglas, Bobbie Marston. John Hammock. Pat IMcGeachy. Fifth Row: Charles P.eddilt. Paul Bcmker, Charles Pounds. V cyCoc Jk t U SLCot. Sl -TlSoMy ' :£t 7 1 ' iitt It ' jw: l’ey:Ry INIarston. Helen Va::;t)ner. Chris llandall. Hetty Marston, Mar iaret Hay, Nona Shaw. Hleanor Smith, Helen Calhoun, Hiiireon AVarrell. Betty Ann Vernon. Carol vn Henery, Esther Turner, Clloria Chapman Hallie James, Huth Bien- enstock. Second How: Mary Ann Collins, Ann Sever. Eliz- abeth Kirby, Esther Shaeffer, Louise Dial. Laverne Martin. Shirley Davis, Jean Kearney. Elvis Wolf. He! a C layton, Dorothy C lark, Mary Alice Meeks, Betty Hayes. Third How: Beth Isbell, Marjorie Armston. Mil- dred Owens, Victoria MorelU, Dorothy illmon, AVii frod Barlow, Anne Holtz Huth Demrcey, Barbara M ' atson, Reba Holladay, Doris Blanken- ship. Fourth How: Carlton Gardner. Larry Clayton, Roland Ware, Foster McBride, Clinton Mitchell. Albert Ceraolo. First How: lOd Futch, Dorothy Bodiford. Lill ' an Dinj lehoff. Shirley Smith. Peggy Owens, Eliza- luth Jones. Eldonn i McElfresh, Johnnie Fo.shee, Gwen Kersey, Marion Betz. Jackie Drew, hA’elyn Crowley. Jean McKay. Ed Blohm. Second How: James Ltizar, Nancy Alayers, Jua- nita Boyd, Katherine Adams. Frances Martin. Myr- tice Taylor. Ht)mona Brannen. Yvonne Harmon. Jo Ann Matthews, Ann McKay, Gerry AlcAlullen, Jim- my Biitt, David AIcCollam. Third How: Lewellyn Heine, Fred Barn urn, .Ei- leen Adler, Jane Mayers, I’at Padgett, Jean Kechele, Connie O’Connor. Alary Elizabeth Robinson, Joe Harn, A. L. Gordon. Fourth Row: Glenn Allen, Jim McKinley, Ed Errickson, Wally Knight, James Howell, Woodi ' ' Bozardt, Robert Livingston Bob Hccrt, lS: Llacs Adviser — A. J. Blizel, Treasurer — Eliza ' eth Williamson, Vice President — Kappy Marshall. Secretary — Connie IMoody, President — Hatch Griffin First Row: Juck Vanderoef, Marjorie Meadows, Ellie Henley, Je n Vetherall Gwyn Joyce ITmh, Jean Niven. Peg ' sy Howell, Uiith Hardin Edith Strawn. Caroline Moore, Jean Gilson, Joe Uiiessr. Second Row: Johnny Hornbiickle. Gwen Wol- cott. A ?nes Zielinski. Margarette Wadsworth, Clara Guy, Sara Strickland, Doris Reed, Dorothea Petey- son, Audrey Corey, Sylvia Hendry, Dewey Niefer. Third Row: Dwane Coppedge, Lewis Cant ll -- - Kenneth Musson, Wahleah Reeves, yecelia Down- ing . Mavis Heine, Gearline Bailey, J ' n Ann Robin- Bernard Bur- onald Idiillips; Larry Drivm-, W ' over AVilliams, Malcolm Meca eV, Ronald Kings. ' — Aciui] Clara Photos by Ogg. i -iP y- y fi O cS First Row: Eleanor Smith, Phyllis Raucci, Triilla Hassakis, Ann Hawley, June Sutton. Charlotte Frink, Pauline Bruce, Pearl Kilgore, Betty June O’Conner, Phyllis Jean Gumm. Second Row: Betty Ruth Ogle, Jo Ann Barnes, Janet Taylor, Patsy Siccone, June Sandner, Rita ll, Bet Jeanne . 1 ) Collins, Jo Thomas, ) ' J ■ . J ; ' ; , First Row: Bouis . Hagih, AJi e Jacobsen, Jean Crews, Joyce Botel . ' Bayr) rHelen Hanna, Ola Lee Havener, Svea Og g, Ruth Ultz, Ann Button, Carolyn Jones, Francis Morrison, I Mta J e’mmon, Ruth Crews, Jo Mildred Zeigler, Vic la Smith. Second Row: John Swift, Margfuerit ; Moore, Francella Thompson, Nancy LightfdVr, attl Haley. Phyllis Taylor, Johanna VestA, A ose, Betty Comstock, Patsy Jane Craigs Bett Ann Moore, Peggy Constantine. iFrance jirler-; Stewart Water- hCT 0 ' ll§p ' ' n Jerry Kearney. Third Row: Bobby Koch, Tommy Raines, Tom- my Wykoff, Virginia Hall, Elouise Blanton, George Funderburke, George Harl y, Philip Gibbs. Fifth Row: Buddy Parker, Teddy Bigham, Norman Eubanks, Frayne Fennie, Dick Black, Charles Barlow, Charles Cribbs , • ._■ ' J , , ' man, Howard Smith. Third Row: Arthur Chesnut, Robert C. Smith, Carl Loveall, Jack Cribbs, Hugh Poole, Buddy Da- vies, Joan Grundy, Jean Gatlin, Virginia Ford, Billy Hamner, Sammy Hyman, Louis Cecotti, .[im- my Rogers. P ourth Row: Ned Marvin. Buster Nigel.s, Leroy Cocker ham, Hubert Keenan, Roland Ware, Mickey Hamby, Robert Watts, Harry Prior, Jimmy Wat- kins, Dick Sever, Dean Woodward, John Bonner, T ill Lj; it The class of 1945 began much as all classes of all schools begin — in gi ' ammar school — and continued much as other classes do — to Junior High. Until ninth grade we did nothing very extraordinary or even note- worthy. But then, we did something which will probably be for many years a monument to us. In the second semester, we elected Paul Mc- Cardel as president and set in motion the Student Council of Junior High That year, too, brought the war, and with it many new and inter csting members to the class. In 1942 we felt the heavy annual influx from Dunedin and Safety Harbor swelling our ranks as we became slightly more skilled builders. We were proud of cursslves and showed it by boldly declaring our equality with upper-classmen in social functions. That year we continued under the guidance cf master-mason Paul McCardel, who, we decided (on the strength of his Student Council presidency the year before), had a firm guiding hand. In 1943-44 we were .just behind the seniors, and we felt it, too. We were old enough to be in some classes with them that year that we elect- ed Dick Cochran as president— that year that we had our pictures just a few pages behind these of the seniors and felt through them some of the poignancy of graduation. Now it is our turn. It is we who are graduating. We are the finish- ers — the interior decorators, and our chief artist is Mary Anne Skinnei. Our other supervisors are Paul McCardel as president of the Student Coun- cil and Mrs. Crowell as our adviser. As seniors we have had one experience few other C.H.S.’ers have felt— a change of principal during our stay in High School. The news of “Prof Mac’s” death came during the summer, but we all felt it. However, on getting acquainted with our new principal, Mr. Feagle, we found our loss was somewhat compensated by the quality of our new leadership. We have had much the same experiences as most seniors in other ways- We gave as our play, “The Brat” ; we had Skip Day, Baccalaureate, and finally graduation with its round of parties and dances. The sermon was held on the night of May 27th at the Baptist Church with the .Reverend A. E. Hoffpauir in charge. The theme for the commencement program was; American Youth Builds for Peace. We graduated gladly, but with regret too; for when we received our diplomas,we felt that half our youth was gone. MRS. BESSIE M. CROWELL THE FOREMAN “Calm counsel and constructive leadership will provide a steadying- influence which will bring ' maturity and judgement where such is at a premium. Julia Blake. Treasurer; Ann Padgett, Secre- tui ' y; Mary Anne Skinner, ITesident, Dick Cochran, Vice-President; Bill AVoods, Sergeant-at-arms. STELLA ANDERSON Library Club, i nior Play Production. ( Production. VIRGINIA BARLOW Beatitudes; Secret m. a.e A- RICHARD BARRY WERNER BEITNAGLE BILLY BELLAMY Senior Aqua Clara Printer. 11 LI A BIjAKF] Treasurer Senior Class; President G.A.A.� Honor Society; Los Gauchos; Si.nior Play Production. HENRY BODIFORD D.C.T.; Key Club. JACK BURGESS Masque and Gavel. JIM AVERY Football; Baseball, Basketball. Miyiiiiijiii DICK I50WKEK GENEVrEVE BOND F. L. S., G. A. A. BOB BOYD Sports Editor of rChatter. Senior Aqua Clara Printer. K.ViMONA B.AKER MAURICE BOWMAN Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Key Club, D. C. T. ROBERT Bl UI.OCK O ' OROTHY RHEA JEAN Los Gauchos, Ko-op Council Cast G. A. A., Senior Play Cast. DK’K C0( ' HRAN Presicknt Junior Class, Vite-President Senior Class, Student Council, Youth Council, Service Council, Football, “C” Club, Aqua Clara Staff. RAY CAMPBELL Chatter Staff. RICHARD C.LMPBELL ■ tATHERINE CAMPBELI Editor of Chatter, Quill and Scroll, Masque and Gavel, G. A. A. n -LARRV COLWELL President louth Council, Quill and Scroll, Los Gauchos, Chatter Staff, Senior Play Production, Key Club. PHYLLIS DeKALB President Glee Club, Library Club. Treasurer F. L. S., Secretary Los Gauchos, TreasureiJ Junior Class, Chatter Staff, C-30, Masque and Gavel, Editor Aqua Clara, Honor Society, D. A. R. Representative, Senior Play Production. JEAN CRO YE President D. C. T., Masque and Gavel, Treasurer Youth Council, Beatitudes, Glee Club, Senior Play Production. Football, Basketball ClubjA HC;’ Club- y y ‘C” Club, Football. VIKOINIA FOHKN D. C. T., Masque Los Gauchos, Senior Aqua Clara Staff. I’rocluction, Pr feiclent D. C. T., ,-4auchos, Masque and ly Cast, Junior avel, Seni Rotarian. G. A. A. MARTHA HAGOOD Band and F. L. S. JACK HAMILTON Youth Center, Aqua Clara Staff. BOBBY HARN SAMMY HAMMOCK Football FRANK HOLLINGS YORTH Football, “C” Club, Baseball Senior Aqua Clara Printer. SYLVIA HYMAN Chatter Staff, F. L. S., Masque and Gavel, Student Reporter, G. A. A. LESTER HARN Quill and Scroll , Los Gauchos, Library Club, Alumni Editor Chatter. CHARLES HAMRICK Football, “C” Club. CONNIE HASSAKIS Lo.s Gauchos. Advertising mcnager Aqua Clara, Photography Ass’t . qua Clara, Advertising manager Chatter, Sea Scout, Senior Play Production. FREDDIE HARN Key Club, Vice President Youth Council. Cl lee Club, Vice President Junior Class. B‘ind, Drum Major, Aqua Clara Staff, Chatter Staff, Senior Play Production. NORMA HAMER JIM HAiMMONn Ar VRV HARMON Glee Club. I.EON HAMMOCK Band, D. C. T. V FRANKIE HAMILTON Treasurer Student Council, Secretary G.A.A., Secretary Library Club, Pres. Los Gauchos, Vice President Quill and Scroll, Editor Chatter, Aqua Clara Staff, Youth Council Representative, Secretary Jiunop ' Class, S dior lay Casf. . A ISBEL -- I squ;e and Gavel ' S6crMary-Treasurer, Gl QJuW C- 0, F,. L. S. J o Gauchos, Sruio Pla y Pr6ductioh, outh Council. HOWARD JONES TERRY JOHNSON G. A. A., Youth Council, Los Gauchos, Quill and Scroll, F. L. S., Associate Editor Chatter, Senior Play Production. Baseball. ERNEST JACKSON Baseball. Senior Aqua Clara Printer. M)3LLARI) HALL Football. “C” Club Vice-Pres. ] DG y J aucl s, B titudes. ervi pT Pi bT SecrgfcAry. Youth Q ft: p Seyi CL g Seni j Btudenr Coun DOROTHY ODDwS Band, Beatitudes, F.L.S., D.iC.T., Senior Play Production. Club, rT)iAr: lub rsonal Editor Aqua l JB production. ' I AT PEEBLES D. C. T., G. A. A. Senior Play Production. MILDRED QITNBY F. L. S., C-30, Aqua Clara Staff, Chatter Staff, Senior Play Production. ORVILLE POPPLER Senior Aqua Clara Printer. BILLY REEVES Baseball. NORMA QUIRK F. L. S., Beatitudes, G. A. A. JOHN RUEGG Honoi- S Honm- Trdrfsur KSp Band tude,jJlJ ounc v aiERLE RUTEEDGE Gavel, Senior JOE McELVEEN EDITM MeMlELEX F. L. S., Los Gauchos. !■ MAKY McKAY Band, P.. Lj S.,- Business Manager Aqua Clara, Senior Play Cast MARJORIE McIntosh Library Club, Glee Club. JOEL McLEAN EARL MEASE Key Club, Los Gauchos, Aqua Clara Staff, Senior Play Cast. ■ - ' H FLORENCE . MeINTOSH ' Ka C • ., i ' ( 0 il i ' WILLIAM MEEKS JEANNE MOORE . y ■ .A ‘v --M ' ' O ' y - ' ' f ' ' ■ f t ' y fv UliittiMi ■r -v ROBERTA MOORE Vice-President Honor Society, Band, D, JOY MUSSON ?outh Councn SeiH - ,veH Presi ntf Jv h er SraW Ex- Jl meiA Seni( r Play iasur angej Club. Los Gaiichos. Honor Society, Clara Staff, Senior Play Cast. ORR uch P;, roductidii: ' Jf lee Club; F.L. (. VLeatitude , enior MAE ducti) VIVIENNE NELSON Senior Play Production ROGER O’CONNER Key Club, Football, ‘‘C” Club, Sea Scouts. ANNETTE NORWOOD ANNE NELSON Band, D.aT. (y MARY ANN LANCASTER Masque and Gavel, P. L. S., Beatitudes, Senior Play Production. EDWARD LANGSTON President Key Club, Honor Society, Junior Rotarian, Secretary Los Gauchos, Basketball. MARSTON Masque and Gavel, Youth Council, Beatitudes, F. L. S., D. C. T., Glee c u. nior Play Production. McCARDEL Student Council, Honor J ociety, Vice President Key Club Club, President Sophomore Class, Senior Play Cast. FRANK MACDONALD Masque and Gavel, Chatter Staff, Senior Play Production. Service Club, Ko-op Council, Glee Club, LEE MeCARTY Football - Gl Y KENNEDY Football, Basketball, “C” Club, Key Club, Junior Rotarian. BECKY LA BOON C-30, Cheerleader, Chatter Staff, Aqua Clara Staff, Band, Special Reporter, Senior Play Cast. ROBERT LUt ' E Football. GRETA LARSEN i c - -y ?r-- ■ � [? MARION REDDICK F. L. S., G. A. A. MARY SAPORITO JACK SEVER Key Club, Student Council. Senior Play Pi ' oduction. MARY. NNE SKINNER • A esident SfcmAif la.ss, President Quill f y rrd ' croll. ' ice resident C-30, Bigness .iManagrer Chatter, Aqua Clara ' ; fstmf, ( V. f .. Honor Society, Bos ' aiiph , IMasque and Gavel, Y ' outh !()iinwi, Tvice Club, Vice-President tiMeiiW Icouncil, F. L. S., Senior Play odumon. EORRIE SCANLAN President C-30, F. L. S., Los Gauchos Youth Council, Senior Play Production MAR [SHOWERS A., Chatter Staff, Aqua Clara, Senior 3IELBA STANFIELD MAX STRAWN Football. Football, baseball, Key Club, “C” Club President. GLENDA TAYLOR F. L. S., Glee Club, D. C. T., G. A. A. HETTY THOMAS F. L. S., Band. HETTY JO THARPE HERHERT YEIXER ? Sea Scout. GLORIA TUCKER Quill and Scroll, Treasurer Sophomore Class, Masque and Gavel, Glee Club, F. L. S., Youth Council, Chatter Staff, Los Gauchos, Senior Play Production, G. A, A. ROZETTA SALISHURY ALHERT YHITE Football. JIONALl). VJI.COX 1 . jsJL President Vouth Council, Football, “C” . Club, ' Head Cheerleader, Los Gauchos, r (Glee Club, I ey Club, Senior Play ,Prbductioii{ , ' ' ' ' A XVNET WtLS8N :J-President Los Gauchos, Quill and Secretary Band, Chatter Staff, lua Clara Staff, Senior Play P ' oductibd. : S ■A icJ-Presid , ir Sa ' Qll, Sec Aqua Clan A REGGIE WILKINSON Sea Scouts. ELIZABETH WILKINSON Library Club, Senior Play Production. ' ' f HICK WYjK ' OFF Honor Society, Los Gauchos, Literary D. C. T. fW THELMA WHITAKER Library Club, Senior Play Production. No pictures were available for ihe following seniors: NORMAN EIE MARIE BIE JAMES BLOHM BILLIE C A VENDER JANE DANIELS ROBERT FORBES MAI BEEN (iOGGiN PA CLINE HENSLEY SHIRLEY ANN HIMES MARY LOC SACNDERS PECRiY SHAW HARRY SMITH JOHNEVA GRIFFIN lA C ILLE WOODS lANKT W1I.S()N JOHN Kl’KOO Jl IJA HLAKE ALTERNATES : ROBERT NOniNE BETH WOOD EARL MEASE The Senior Class elected five students, constituting the five percent of the class most likely tc succeed with a college education, to take the Pepsi - Cola scholarship examination. This test, a national affair, was give on April 16. The results will be known in June. Two students from Florida will have all expenses of a four year college education paid by the Pepsi-Cola Company, AQUA CLARA; First published in 194.0 — the seniors’ edition of Chatter until 1940 — had paper cover in 1943 and 1944 — back uo hardbacK cover 1945. C-30: Originated in 1944 — members must fulfill following qualifications: honesty, dependability, loyalty, and consideration — aid in war work and provide cocial activities. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY : Organized 1036 with 21 charter members — members selected from junior and senior classes if they have 85 average for three years — show new students their classes and acquaint them with regulations. STUDENT COUNCIL; Started in 1940 — 4 members from senior class, 4 from junior class, and 4 from sophomore class all elected by students — in charge of hall duty, collect absentee slips, Eo-Op, and plans for betterment of C.H.S. C. H. S. CHATTER: Published every two weeks by Journalism class — two editors this year, one each semester, is in better financial situation than any previous Chatter. F. L. S. : Started in 1920 as a branch of Y.C.W.A., now has 100 girls — character-building club for girls — F. L. S. means faith, loyalty, and service — takes part in service projects and community activities. SENIOR PLAY PRODUCTION: “The Brat”, a three act comedy, pre- sented March 15 and 16 — a dramatic and financial success — Mr. A. J. Blizel, director, and Mrs. J. M. Crowell, production manager. YOUTH COUNCIL: Made up of eight members and a representative from each social club — provides entertainment for students — Youth Center, open five nights a week, contains a pool table, bowling aJeys, ping-pong tables and basketball courts. MASQUE GAVEL: National organization for students who are in- terested in improving their speech — organized in Northwestern Uni- versity in 1940. Clearwater Chapter is a charter member. Mem- bership gained by passing average and a desire to further speech. Miss Sara de Kirkpatick is adviser for this group. QUILL SCROLL: International Honor Society for High School Jour- nalists who have an 85 average and who have written forty inches of news for The C. H. S. Chatter or who have been on the business staff of the school paper — organized in November 1939, the club now has 13 active members. Directed by Mrs. Knapp. LOS GAUCHOS: Spanish Club of C. H. S. since 1937— furthers rela- tions between Spanish speaking countries and ours — Spanish students wdth 85 average and above are eligible for membership. Mrs. Bob Turner is adviser to the Spanish club. GLEE CLUB: Went to Tampa for slate-wide concert— sang at lunch- eons around Clearwater— one must know something about music and want to sing to get into the club. Directed by Mr. Wallace Cause. KEY CLUB: Organized in 1942 — service of school and development of character of members — membership extended if scholastic average is 85 and boy has good character— motto : “We Build Too.” Mr. Blizel advises this club. LIBRARY CLUB: Girls have an hour’s time each day in library girls must have personality, intelligence, and character — one third credit per year is given to the members. Mrs. Crowell directs the Library Club. BAND : Organized in 1929 as first band in Pinellas County was in con- cert in Tampa — Tarpon Springs Band and C.H.S. Band played joint concert in Clearwater and Tarpon Springs— had annual picnic last May at Honeymoon Island. Professor Rocco Grella teaches the band and instrumental music. D. C. T. : Work experience Program — requirements: 16 years of age and a ' “C” average— offers basis for more intelligent selection of future occupation. Mrs. Ruth Brubeck directs this department of our school. G. A. A.: New Club organized by recreation department of city 1944 membership open to all high school girls— play basketball and give social functions. Miss Breeze is adviser to this club. BASEBALL: Prospects for a good baseball team appear excellent this year since a large number of boys have reported iw practice, among them several experienced veterans of last year’s cedm. Candidates for the starting nine are: Driver, Eubanks, Horn- buckle, Hyman, G. Kennedy, H.Kennedy, Langston, Moore, McKinley, W. Nodine, Farrell, Wykoff, Griffin, Hope, Livingston, Coburn, Jackson, Hamby, Hollingsworth, Blackburn, Koch, Sullivan, Van Driver, Maccalous, Cantrell, Watts, Raines, Dunlap, Flammer, Fyeeze. Coach Eddie Moore directs baseball this year. Coach Chili Moore assists in this sport. Coach Trenis has charge of the juniors. student Council (Left to Right.) First Row: Pegrgy Moor. Secretary; Paul Me- Carclel, President; Jim Hammond, Vice President; Frankie Hamilton, Treasurer. Second Row: Sammy Hyman, Joe Wells, Ivath- c”’ue I Ia’ s’uill. Pattv Roce, Betty Brand, Nancy Mayers. Alice Jacobsen. Third Row: John Bonner, Jack Sever, Miss Kelley, Adviser, Patty Padgett; Mary Anne Skinner. • — Photos by Og ' g. LosGauchos First Row: Phyllis DeKalb, secretary; Janet AVilson, vice-president; Frances Hamilton, president Betty Brand, treasurer; Second Row; Mary Anne Skinner, Ruth Ultz, Ann Button, Alma Tarbox, Patsy Jane Craig, Helen Hanna, Kit Isbell, Peggy Moor, Ann Padgett, (diyllis Taylor, h‘rginia Foren. Joyce Orr, Peggy Owens, Betty Jo Thomas, Carolyn Jones, Jean Niven, Julia Blake. Third Row; Glenn Fuguitt. Kappy Marshall, Silvia Hendry, Shirley Davis, Ann Hilton, Peggy Howell, Edith McMullen, Gloria Tucker, Beth AV ' ood, Florence Johnson, Francella Thompson, Jack Van- deroef; Mrs. Turner, adviser. Fourth Row: Betty Comstock, Pearl Kilgore, Joan Peterson, Elizabeth Kirby, Jeanne Collins, Betty Ann Vernon, June Sandner, -Connie Moody, Connie Hassakis. Fifth Row: Stuart AVaterman, John !8onnei% Rcbert Nodine, Earl Mease, Edward Langston, Ronnie AVilcox. (Left to Right.) First Row: Betty Ruth Ogle, treasurer: Roberta Moore, secretary: Janice Davison, nresiclent: William Meeks, vice-president; William Hamner, sergeant- at-arms. Second Row: Herman Blair, Viola Smith, Elouise Blanton. Mary Ann I.ancaster. Elaine Marston, Anne Nelson. Dorothy Olds. Jean Crowe. Virginia Foren, Mrs. Brubeck, coordinator, George Harley. Third Row: Foster Me Bride, Maurice Bowman. Harry Prior, Robert MoJirfeld, Leon Hammock, George Funderburke, Richard Campbell. First Row: Frankie Hamilton, treasurer; Julia Blake, President; Audrey Corey, Secretary. Second Row: Carolyn Jones, Teresa Coates, Ruth Ultz, Betty Jo Thomas. A ' L ' :n Adler, ' H ' . r ' -o Peebles, Ruth Dempsey. Norma Qiiii k. Marion Reddick. Third Row: Nita Lemon, J:woll Speir. Jean Crews, Sylvia Hyman , Gloria Tucker, Virginia Foren, Betty Hayes, Barbara Watson, Genevieve Bond. Foinlh Row; Mary Anne Skinner, Frances Erl:r, Florence Johnson Winifred Barlow, Mavis Heine, Jane McElveen. (Left to Risht.) First Row: Frankie Hamilton, Mary Anne Skinner, i resirlent; pres fie nt vice rirst Row: Ann Radsett, treasurer; Larr FolwHl, president; Jim Hammond, vice — president Joyce Roteler, secretary. Second Row: k lorence Johnson, Frances Hamil ton. Betty Brand, Kit Isbell, Peggy Moor, Dick Coch- ran, Ronnie Wilcox. Third Row: Rhea Jean Brubaker, Elaine Mars- ton, Gloria Tucker, Kappy Marshall, Mary Ann 3 Skinner. S cond Row: Florence Johnson, Betty Brand, secretary; I’eggy Moor, Treasurer; Mrs. Knapp — adviser. Third Row: Beth Wood, Janet Wilson, Gloria Tucker. First Row: Ann Button. Janice Davison, Kit Islell, Becky DaBoon, Betty Brand. Vice-President: Ann Padt?ett. Secretary: Pe. •s•y Moor, Treasurer: Carolyn Mease, Jewell Speir. Second rit)w: Joyce Botcler, Ruth Crews, . ett Ann Moore, Patsy Jane Crai.a, Joyce Orr, Vee Martin, Mildred Quinby, Rhea Jean Brubaker. Jean Crews. Third Row:jJva j y Marshall. Mary . nne Skin- ner, Betty . rg ftin Barlow, Patti JJaWy, advi t; Key Club n eft to Rifiht.) First Row: Mr. Blizel. Adviser: .Tack Sever. Secretarv: Edward T ans-ston. President: Paul Me Cardel, Vice-President: John Ruegg, Treasurer. Seco’M Row: Roa O’Conner. .Hm Himmond. Pcobert Nodine. Earl Mease. Ronnie Mhlcox. Ouy Kennedy, Bill AVoods. Third Row: Odus Dunlap, Jimmy Ros:ers. Bobby Smith, John Bonner. Malcolm Meeartney, ; arry Colwell, Buster Nigels. Jack Vanderoef. Fourth Row: Joe Sinnett. Larry Clayton. :Rali)h Van V eet, Fritjoff Thygeson. William Marcalous, Gerry AIcMullen. limmie Britt. - Photos by Ogg. Glee Club (Left to ItiKht.) First Row: Ann Sever: Christine Rmdull: Jean MaoKav. Ann MoKav: Jim Hammonrl, Vice Pres- ident: I’atty Rose. S !cre‘ary_Treasiirer; Phyllis De KmI ' . Pres cient: Charlotte Pemberton, .• c ' ' ompanist: Phyllis Tnvlor. Bet tv C ' mstook. Betty Jo Thomas, Laverne AlarPn, Jac(iueline Drew. Second Row: Joe AX ' ells. .Tune Deemins?, Carolyn Trostcl, Joan Peterson, Betty Ann Moore. Ola Lee Havener, Mary Louise Cook, Joyce Orr, Shirley Davis. Marjorie McIntosh, Janet Taylor, Catherine Adams, Mr. Gause, Director. Third Row: Otis Dunlap. Bdly Allbritton. Lewis Cantrell, Robert Nodine, William Alaccalous, Earl Mea. ’e. Rennie Wilcox, Frank Macdonald, Gerry AlcMullen. Aqua Clai a Staff htrst Row: Mary McKay, Business Manag:er; Connie Hassakis, Advertising;- Manager; Robert No- dine, Art Editor; Phyllis DeKalb, Editor; Betty Brand, Assistant Editor; Dick Cochran, Assistant Art Editor; Second lh)w: Mrs. Crowell. Vdvlser; Mary Louise Cook, Beth W’ocd, X ' irginia P oren. Janet Vdson. Frankie Hamilton; Alildrecl Quinby; Mr. Meadows, Ihdnter. Third Row: Charlotte Pemberton; Jim Ham- mond, Club Editor; Patty Rose, Junior Represent- ative; Mary Anne Skinner, Class President, Jewell Speir; Becky La Boon. - l hotos by Og-g. Quinby, Sylvia Hyman. Second Row: Mrs. Knapp, adviser; Peggy Moor Jim Hammond; Betty Brand; Becky LaBoon. (Left to Right.) First Row; Connie Fi’ankie Hamilton, editor; Hassakis; Beth Wood: Terrv Johnson; Mildred r . L . s . First Itow: Edith Strawn, Beatrice Berge- son, Alma Tarbox, Carolyn Jones, Car’olyn Moore, Virginia Barlow, Secretary; Janice Davison, r res- ident; Phyllis DeKalb, Tr ' easur-er; Kappy Marshall. Vice-Pres ' dent, Emerette Toole. Marion Betz, Hallie James. Betty Barne.s, Dottie Olds, Jean Niven. Sec(md Row: Roberta Moore, Ruth Hardin Connie Moody, Chris Randall, Peggy Howell, Joyce Orr, Mary Louise Cook. Dot Hasbrouck, Gloria Tucker, Vir-ginia P oren Babs Bi-and, Jean Crowe. Mary Ann Lancaster , Rhea Jean Brubaber, Johanna Vester. Third Row: Ann Sever, Evelyn Crowley, Patty Padgett, Betty Thomas, Mar jorie Shower, Terry Johnson, Skippy Hyman, Helen Hanna, Mary Me I-Iay, Nancy Lightfoot, Mary Anne Skinner, Patty Haley, Myrtice T aylor . Patsy Jane Craig, Elaine Marston, Joyce Botel , Jenny Bond. Fourth Row: Shirley Smith, Ann McKay, Mar- jorie Ar-mston. Jean Collins, Carolyn Mease, Betty Comstock, Betty Ann Moore, I ' eggy Moor, Beth Is- bell. Fifth Row: Carolyn Tr ostel. Elizabeth Kirby, Jean Kechley, Helen Barry, P lances Erler. — Photos by Og; Senior Play Cast (Left to RiSht.) First Row: Becky LaBoon. Earl Mease. Pessv Moor. Rhea Jean Brubaker. Paul McCarclel. Second Row: Robert Nodine, Frankie Hamilton. Glenn Fuguitt, .Jewell Spe’r, Teresa Coates, Mary INIcIvay. Third Row: Mr. Blizel — director, Mrs. Crowell — production manager. Library Club First Pwow: Marjorie McIntosh. Thelma Whit- aker. Frank ' e HamiPon. Secretary; Connie Moody, President; Marjorie Meadows. Second Row: MVs. Crowell, J ibrarian; Betty Barnes, Pat Ardnt, EP.zabeth AVilliamson. Svea Cgg, Louise Hagin. Third Row: Agnes Zielinski. Charlotte Pember- ton, Carolyn Moore, Jean Wetherall, Vice-President. Masque And Gavel First Row: Kit Isbell, Secretary-Treasurer: Peggy Moor, President; Kappy Marshall Auce-Pres- ident. Second Row: Pat Arndt. Carolyn .lones, Janice Davison. Gloria Tucker, Silvia Hyman, Carolyn Mouse. A irginia Foren, Patsy Jane Craig, Jack Van- National Honor Society First Row: John Ruegg, Edith Strawn, Connie Moody, Secrteary; Charlotte Pemberton, President; Roberta Moore, vice-president; Beth Wood, Patsy Jane Craig. deroef. Third Row: Mary Ann T ancaster, Jean Crowe, Betty Ann Moore, Nancy Lightfoot, Elaine Marston, Phyllis DeKalb. Emerette Toole, Joe AVells, Ann McKay. Miss Kirpatrick, Adviser. Fourth Row: Mary Anne Skinner. Janet Tay- lor. Ronnie Wilcox, Florence Johnson. Glenn Fu- guitt, Francella Thompson, Frank MacDonald. Second Row: Edward Langston. Julia Blake, Phyllis DeKalb, Rita Vee Martin, Patty Ro.se, Robert Nodine Third Row: Roberts Smith, Paul McCardel, Miss Kelley — adviser; Mary A. Skinner, Miss Marguerite Morse — adviser. SPORTS o o t (j a [ [ The Tcrnadocs showed a definite improvement over last year’s team, but as last year, suffered a losing season. Ihe team started off well, winning its first two games of the season against New Port Richey 26-0, and Tarpon Springs 7-0. Jefferson trounced us 25-6, but the team bounced back to defeat Florida Military Academy 35-7. The scheduled game against Andrew Jackson of Miami was post- poned because of the hurricane and the Tornadoes returned to eke out a 7-7 tie with Leesburg. We then beat Tarpon Springs 20-6, but were defeated in our last three games of the season. The best and most thrilling game of the year was our Thanksgiving Day gridiron classic with St. Petersburg. We were held scoreless in the first half, but came back fighting and fought a nip and tuck battle until the last few minutes, when our lack of manpower began to show. The schedule and scores follow ; 26 C. H. S. vs. New Port Richey 0 7 C. H. S. vs. Ta ' pon Springs 0 6 C. H. S. vs. Jefferson 25 35 C. H. S. vs. F. M. A. 7 7 C. H. S. vs. Leesburg 7 13 C. H. S. vs. Lakeland 25 20 C. H S. vs. Tarpon Springs 6 0 C. H. S. vs. Hillsboro 38 7 C. H. S. vs. Plant City 47 26 C. H. S. vs. St. Pete. 38 C. H. S. Football I (Lett to Right.) Fir.si Row: Marvin Moore. Johnnj Fir.si Row: Marvin Moore. Johnny Hornbuckle. John Gray, Millard Hall. Buddy Freeze, Dick Coch- ran. Lee McCarty, Bob Leonard. Robert Watt.s. Second Row: Charles Reddick. Harry Roberts, Manuel Tsacrios, Don Griffin, Charles Hamrick, Hatch Griffin. Billy Woods. Buster Nigels. Robert Luce, Hayes Kennedy, Frank Norton. First Row: Jean Crews. Babe Speir, Trnlla Hassakis, Courtney Ann Jay, Becky La Boon. r .A Third Row: Coach Hancock, Jimmy Watkins Glenn Allen, Joe Sinnett, Jack White, Hugh Poole, Bill Coburn, Jimmy Burnside, All)ert White, Jim Heusser, Robert Livingstone, Odus Dunlap, Coach Eddie IVioore — Assistant Coach. Fourth Row: I irry Driver, Kenneth Flowers, (Jinton Mitchell. Jim Avery, Norman Eubanks, Frank Hollingsworth, Slats Chesnut, Guy Kennedy, Buddy Sullivan, Max Strawn. Second Row: Phyllis Taylor. Pe j o Wilcox, Babs Brand, Patty Anii s« “ C ” Club First Ivow: Frank Hollingsworth. Buster Tsac- rirs. President: Ronnie AVilcox, Bill Wouds, Marvin Aloore, Norman Eubanks. C. H. S. Band First Row: Prof. Grella (director), Barbara Bayly, Fay Bowers, Eleanor Smith, Cameron AVal- lace, Carolyn Moore, EPanor Wallace, Hattie Mc- Clane, Bryan McMullen. Ann Button, Jim Hammond. Second Row: Finances Martin, Janet Wilson, Billy Tillis, Reba Holliday, Juanita Boyd, Joatn Grundy, Dorothy Olds, Margaret Richter, Jack Second Row: Albert Ceraola, Bobby Koch, Charls Hamrick, Buddy Freeze, l uddy Sullivan. Buster Nigels, Guy Kennedy, J:)ick Cochran. Third Row: Bobby Watts, Paul McCardel, Rog O’Connor. Bob’ it, Jean Prillaman, Geraldine Apgar. Third Row: Helen Wagner, Douglas Doeffler, Herbert Fields, Howjird Hamilton, Cec ' lia Downing, Gwen Wolcott, Margaret Hoadley, Jenoa Weimer, Barbara Watson. Fourth Row: Ed Proefke, Anne McKay. Fifth Row: Clyde McMullen, Phyllis Harris, Danny Pcotenberg, Chailes Van Diver, Glenn Fuguitt. (Left to Right.) First Row: Hayes Kennedy, Edward Langston. Bill Woods. Norman Eubanks, Marvin Moore, Sammy Hyman, Johnny Hornbuckle, Bernard Bur- gess. Second Row: Kent Button, Guy Kennedy, Larry Driver. Jim McKinlsy, Paul Booker, Dick I’dammer, Malcolm lecartney. Bill Nodine. — Photo by Ogg. S a ± Iz stlj a [ [ Lack of experience told, with only two varsity men reporting for basketball this year and as a result, the C.H.S. quintet suffered a disa- basketball this year and as a result, the C.H.S. quintet suffered a dis- astrous season, winning only three out of twenty-one games. The wins The varsity was composed of Kennedy, Mecartney, Driver, Bor- dcau, and Eubanks; while Langston, Moore, Marvin, H. Kennedy, W. Nodine, Hornbuckle, Woods, and Flammer formed the junior varsity. The Schedule and scores follow ;i 440th Detachment ?. F. M. . . 3. Plant City 4. Hillsborough Largo r� . Tarpon Springs 7. St. Pete. 8. Gainesville 0. F. M. A. 10. Jefferson 11. St. Pete. 12. St. Paul 13. Lakeland 14. Plant City 1 . ' i. Tarpon Springs 1 (� . Largo 17. Gainesville 18. Julia Landon 10. Jackson ?0. Jefferson 21. I..akeland Regional Tournament 17-44 Here 26-30 Here 18-42 There 25-40 There 28-23 Here 21-36 There 16-52 Here 23-41 There 21-20 Here 10-45 There 11-50 There 33-11 Here 36-44 Here 17-24 There 17-54 Here 30-34 Here 38-41 There 30-62 There 28-50 There 37-46 Here 17-52 Here 10-42 Ft. Myers 3 s %, The First National Bank Member FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. rn % 1 % ■3 . ..sW . � . • Jl 5l M. : i % COMPLIMENTS OP THE Clearwater Beach Hotel m : ? % , � „.S „■� . sW ., W . � .il ..• ' 4 fe. k ' % Congratulations Graduating class of 1945 F. L. 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